Bordwell Seeks Vote as Republican Candidate
In a past service note the surveyor asks for votes in November. The candidate states satisfaction with past service and notes his name appears on the ballot as the Republican candidate.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
4
In a past service note the surveyor asks for votes in November. The candidate states satisfaction with past service and notes his name appears on the ballot as the Republican candidate.
A cave in at the silica bank near Wray Colorado killed Samuel Gain aged 62 and his son William 17 while they mined silica for teamsters. The bodies were recovered with the coroner ordering no inquest and the pair were buried at Grand View cemetery after a Christian church service. The Gaine family had moved from the Western Slope weeks earlier and the mother wife is left with five other children.
Country news notes a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Emil Leafdale for Mr and Mrs Carl Osberg with relatives present. Miss Rose Dvorak visited Mabel Leafdale while Carl Osberg and family departed for a Denver visit. A Farmers Union meeting at the schoolhouse welcomed several new members.
A fine rain fell Monday afternoon in Sextorp. Mr and Mrs K H Sanders visited Potter Saturday. Mr and Mrs G N Eckert and children visited Carl Carlson Sunday. Families including Brett, McKee, and others spent Sunday in Dalton. A large Sextorp church crowd attended service. Ed Johnson works on Albert Nelson farm all week. Erickson and Johnson visits occurred Sunday at Albert Nelson's. Pete Nelson and Ed Johnson spent Sunday with Frank Portrey. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Lambert Sunday.
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