Oliver October serial debut by Graustark author
George Barr McCutcheon, famed for Graustark and Brewster's Millions, returns with Oliver October. The novel centers on a gypsy prophecy and its impact on a life, delivering McCutcheon’s usual action and suspense. The first installment appears in this issue of the Review, with subsequent parts to follow.
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George Barr McCutcheon
Oliver October
McCutcheon
Beverly of
Graustark
Anderson Crow
West Wind Drift
Viola Gwyn
Oliver
Review
Resolution of Bereavement for Chas L Wagner
Cheyenne Encampment No 19 drapes its charter for thirty days in memory of Patriarch Chas L Wagner. Minutes to record resolutions, Potter Review to publish, and bereaved relatives to be notified. Committee members L M Sheldon J H Anderson C M Wright. Mr and Mrs Carl Larson and child and Mr and Mrs Hubbert returned from a three week trip to Iowa and eastern Nebraska.
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Great Lodge
Chas. L. Wagner
Cheyenne
Potter Review
L. M. Sheldon
J. H. Anderson
C. M. Wright
Carl Larson
Over South
Hubbert
Iowa
Nebraska
Potter Teachers Attending District Association at Alliance
The Cheyenne county institute will be held with the district association at Alliance Nebraska on Wednesday Thursday and Friday November 4 5 and 6 1925. All Potter teachers must attend and Elmer Hicks will transport them by his school bus.
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Cheyenne County Institute
District Association
Alliance
Nebr
Elmer Hicks
Basket Ball In The Theatre This Year At Seyfang
The high school will rent Seyfang theatre for basketball this year. Games will be on a larger floor with a higher ceiling and more spectator seating. The boys expect two fast teams with old lineup and new recruits. girls also project a strong season. First games on November 20 against Gurley.
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Seyfang
Notice of milk price increase and visiting relatives
Owing to high feed costs the price of milk rises to a quart 12c and a pint 7c, effective November 1. Grant Brady issues the notice. Mr and Mrs A L Rice have departed from Mervin Rice's home for Omaha after visiting.
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Grant Brady
A. L. Rice
Mervin “Rice
Omaha
M. E. Church Notes for Sunday Services
The M E Church invites attendance with Sunday school at 10:00 a m and morning service at 11:00. Temperance Sunday sermon planned. Epworth Leagues at 6:30, evening services at 7:30, mid week study Wednesdays 7:00 p m, choir practice 5:00 p m led by Pastor L V Slocumb.
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Worlds Temperance
Epworth
Graham of Denver Delivers Inspiring Potter Lectures
Robert D. Graham known as Uncle Bob, a veteran Masonic lecturer from Denver Mas onic lodge, visited Potter over the weekend. He spoke to local Masons, then preached a powerful sermon on The Measure of Achievement at the M E church, leaving a lasting positive impression.
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Robert D. Graham
Denver
Bob’’ Graham
Potter
Graham
M. E. Church
Home Doings in Sidney District with Family Visits and Revival
Miss Helen MacDaniels spent the weekend with home folks in Sidney. A long list of visitors includes Mrs. Pete Nelson, Dan Duncan, Mrs. E. A. Carlson, Alice, Oscar Redeen, Lillian Minor, and many Fisher, Duncan, Wills, and Lambert families. Revival meetings in district 62 led by Mr. Boggs of Scottsbluff draw well attended crowds. Mrs. Dan Duncan and Burness hosted a surprise birthday party for Bonnie Duncan with a large gathering and luncheon after games.
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Helen MacDaniels
Sidney
Pete Nelson
Kid. Sanders
Dan Duncan
E. A. Carlson
Alice
Oscar Redeen
Lillian Minor
Lillian
Jess Lambert
Billie
Little June Fisher
C. Fisher
Anna Nelson
Tony Benish
Joe Kubes
T. Teel
Dorothy Fisher
Burness
Bonnie Duncan
Arlo Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Homer Fishers
District 62
Boggs
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Potter
C. C. Crowell
Frances
H. M. Fisher
H. B. Fisher
C. E. N. Johnson
Gordon
Esther Carlson
Jesse Lambert
C. Boggs
Florence Wills
Moench
Erma Moench
Lois Lambert
Luc
October Snow Stuns Western Nebraska Weather Records
In October 1925 western Nebraska experiences unusual weather with cold, cloudy days and early snow. By the 28th, 12 inches of snow have fallen overall and 2.37 inches of precipitation, with seven inches on the ground and a light storm that spared an old fashioned blizzard. Older residents say it is the snowiest October they recall.
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Nebraska
Antelope Divide cattle sale and community notes
Local brief reports include John Christensen selling sixteen head of cattle on Saturday. Various social visits occur at Nelson, Madden, and Bertramson homes. Rabbit hunters bring 28 pair of ears. A new Ford sedan arrives after a trip to Sidney. Jolly Neighbors club holds a meeting with a Mothercraft lesson by Nurse Louise Murphy and plans a November 20 gathering.
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John Christensen
Harrison Wait
V. A. Nelson
J. H. Madden
Howard
Edson Madden
E. M. Nelson
L. K. Nelson
Howard Madden
Harry Hazlitt
Svend Olsen
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
Sidney
W. W. McIntosh
Muchtmann
J. M. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
Jolly Neighbors Club
Louise Murphy
State Bureau of Health
Jolly Neighbors
Hallowe'en Dance Planned for October 31 at Seyfang Hall
The dance committee advertises a carnival dance on Halloween night October 31 at Seyfang hall with music by Grabill's Merrymakers. Subscriptions urged.
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Hallowe’en Dance
Hallowe
Seyfang Hall
Grabill’s Merrymakers
Ten Years Ago in Potter a Local Notice Summary
Potter column recalls Jacob Ericksen becoming bookkeeper at H Petersen & Sons and a growing business. A Ladies Aid chicken dinner for Cheyenne county teachers is set for October 30 at Gunderson hotel. W A Bundy suffers a minor workplace accident involving a fall near a wagon and horses. John Clausen Jr reports 3360 bushels of potatoes from 16 acres and predicts high alfalfa yields and potential value per acre. H G Hall dies from ptomaine poisoning after oysters in Denver. Lennie Hite misses school. Cheyenne county teachers plan a meeting in Potter next Saturday. H Stevens, publisher.
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Jacob Ericksen
Dannebrog
H. Petersen & Sons
Petersen
Ladies Aid
Gunderson Hotel
Cheyenne County
W. A. Bundy
Bill
John Clausen Jr
Dix
Sidney
H G. Hall
Denver
Hall
Lennie Hite
Potter
H. Stevens
New Serial Begin in This Issue Oliver October by McCutcheon
Read the first installment of our new serial Oliver October in this issue of the Review. It is written by George Barr McCutcheon and promises to hook readers from the start.
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Oliver October
Review
George Barr McCutcheon
Bonnie Celebrates Birthday With Gifts and Wishes
Bonnie received cheese fruit jello sherbet and cake as birthday treats. She was presented with many attractive and useful gifts and all around her wished her many more happy birthdays.
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Bonnie
Local Masonic Lodge Hosts Two Day School
Potter Lodge No. 313 A F and A M conducted a two day school of instruction on Tuesday and Wednesday led by Vinent Ramsey deputy from Scottsbluff. Classes ran morning afternoon and evening with strong local Mason attendance and several outsiders visiting including Dr Harry Mantor Sidney Harry Conklin Minatara Oscar Torgenson and S E Vogler of Kimball.
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Potter Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Vinent Ramsey
Scottsbluff
Harry Mantor
Sidney
Harry Conklin
Minatare
Oscar Torgenson
S. E. Vogler
Kimball
Potter
Potter High to field girls and boys basketball and volleyball
At a Monday meeting Potter High added nine girls to try out for basketball with practice set for Monday and Thursday and volleyball on Tuesday. Interclass games will be scheduled Friday afternoons. The first game is November 20 against Gurley here. Seventeen boys signed up for basketball and Walter Brady was elected captain after two ballots. The school will share Seyfang Hall floor and provide enough material for at least three teams while a smoking pledge was signed by seventeen boys.
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Gurley
Seyfang Hall
Eer
Francis Rogers
Theodore Carlson
Milo Wagner
Paul Bundy
Ferdie Anderson
Berdell Bartlett
Bert Christensen
Robert Shaw
Maynard Mayer
Arvid Challburg
Bruce Hagemeister
Richard Juelfs
Eugene Schmidt
Walter Brady
Arthur Leafdale
Chauncey Nelson
Vernon Tabler
Potter
Ast
Dr L A Donahoe To Remain In Sidney
Dr L A Donahoe, a Sidney dentist, will stay at his practice and not relocate as previously reported. He notes the transfer deal failed, expresses gratitude for Potter county patrons, and says he looks forward to continuing service to friends in the region.
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L. A. Donahoe
Sidney
Telegraph
Mr. Donahoe
Potter
Adv
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District Association AT
Basket Ball
M. E. Church Notes
L. V. Slocumb, Pastor
State Bank
The
Masonic Lodge
L. A. Donohoe
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