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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
5
Local news notes that Minis Cards player and game warden spent the weekend with home folks in Pot ter, reflecting a quiet community moment and the player’s ties to hometown.
Will Rodgers of Hooper Nebraska visited in Potter last Sunday to look after land interests. C. C. Hanson of Omaha is visiting in Potter on his way home from California. Stormy Vizina and family moved back to town and reside in the Seemann house. Miss Anna Paulsen of Long Beach California visits this week at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen's home.
Peter Hansen and Mimer Seyfang are painting their residences this week. The notice notes residents undertaking painting work at their respective homes during the period.
Mr and Mrs Tom Baxter and Peter Petersen of Howard county visited in Potter on Tuesday while traveling west.
Dr and Mrs A J Ames visited relatives in Chappell Wednesday Trene and Byron Pavlat were Sidney callers yesterday Byron is now working as a time keeper at Kimball Mr and Mrs Howard Cronk and children arrived from California Wednesday evening visiting at the parental home in Potter Mr and Mrs Mark Dolan and children are moving into the Arnell property across the street north from the Peter Hansen home Miss Josie Jarland Tekamah Nebraska is visiting at the Emil Nelson home and with other friends and acquaintances
A new correspondent joins the South Side News replacing the Lodge Pole Valley Notes. the valley correspondent relocates to Kimball. The change marks a switch in local reporting coverage and staffing across the region.
Mr and Mrs B F Bartlett and their four children from Randolph Nebraska spent a few days this week visiting at the home of Bartletts brother J C in Potter.
While visiting Sidney, shoppers are invited to browse the Gift Shop’s display of curios and gift novelties. The shop welcomes guests to look around and enjoy the selection offered.
R L MacAdam drove to Torrington Wyoming on Saturday and returned with Mrs MacAdam and their two children who had been visiting there.
Mr and Mrs Win Hagemeister toured Colorado from Thursday of last week through Sunday evening for a combined pleasure and business trip. They visited Istes Park in Denver Loveland and other points during the journey.
Our county superintendent Mrs. D B iletcher was called to Dwyer Wyoming the first of the week by the death of her sister. The teachers institute advertised for next Saturday will be postponed until further notice.
Miss Lula Guy of Guide Rock Nebraska has been hired as the new music teacher in Potter schools. Miss Ida Johnson of Fremont, who previously held the post, was unable to qualify for the position.
The Ladies Aid Society will convene Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 in the church basement with hostesses Mrs Peter Hansen Mrs E J Biggs and Mrs John Nelson. All are cordially invited.
Tex Parsons left Tuesday for Denver to visit his brother and attend the remainder of the Post tournament baseball games.
J G Arthur comes back to Blair Nebraska from Potter after a month tending his land and crop interests. He reports a good harvest on the leased acreage this year.
Miss Margaret and Master Bernard McDonald arrived last week from Spring Valley Illinois. Miss Margaret returns home Monday and Bernard stays to live with his aunt Mrs J H Biggs.
Mr and Mrs Mads Larson have purchased the John Mueller residence recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Dick Carlson and are moving this.
It is reliably reported that Dr. W Sloan holds the lowest official score on the Potter golf grounds a 38 for the nine holes. He achieved this last week while qualifying for the flight arrangement with score-keeper Rev L V Slocumb ensuring accuracy of the count.
W. E. Cunningham of Gurley becomes assistant at Potter State Bank, starting his work on Tuesday. Cunningham brings prior banking experience and will assist with customer service, deposits, and loan processing.
A banking professional and his wife have settled in the Mrs. Andrew Nelson property in the east part of town. The couple, described as respected and young, are welcomed to Potter and viewed as a valuable addition to the community.
Mrs J R Jenkins and her son Carl and Mrs Davis of Denver visited Potter from last Saturday to Tuesday. On Monday evening friends gathered at the Jenkins home for a farewell party and an enjoyable evening.
Mrs Anton Schad has leased a boarding house in Kimball and plans to operate it there. Mr Schad will stay in the community for now while Mrs Schad and their two children reside in Kimball.
Large audiences gather in Sidney for Sunday shows by the Hughes-Dunbar company. Last show was The Town Fool and next will be For Pity Sake. Capacity crowds attend all performances.
P. E. Clements field secretary for the Nebraska Good Roads association joined by Leo Osborn of Sidney called on Potter residents. They toured the proposed road to Minatare, continued to Bridgeport, then Clements proceeded to Alliance while Senator Johnson returned to Potter.
If your nerves are out of sorts and you have doctored for everything else, have your eyes examined. You can get expert advice at Sidney. Earl Sherrerd has a finely equipped examining room and grinding plant in the Gift Shop on the Corner.
A Gift Shop in Sidney offers a deal allowing customers to trade in their old yellow watch as the first payment on a new white gold guaranteed watch and pay the balance over convenient terms.
Raymond Johnson returned from Kimball Wednesday evening where he recently underwent an appendicitis operation. Though still weak, he is much improved in health and showing signs of recovery.
A passenger train collision at McBride street crossing Saturday at 4 10 PM killed eight people in a mixed family group traveling in a Ford tour car. The wreck scattered bodies along the right of way and prompted on scene medical aid and investigations by Sheriff McDaniel and the coroner.
The Nein family, wealthy landowners in the beet country, suffer a double tragedy as Katherine Harris and another relative die. George L. Wilcox of Lottsbluff arrives with three hearses and an ambulance to transport the bodies to Scottsbluff for interment. Relatives from Sedgwick join the somber journey home, ending a planned joyful reunion and underscoring life’s fragility.
The Gift Shop in Sidney praises a local watchmaker for expert repairs saying there are many watchmakers but few true specialists. If you want a fix done right, this shop directs customers to him.
The Gift Shop at Sidney promotes diamond sales with a range priced from 25.00 to 100.00. Buyers can pay in installments to fit their budget, emphasizing the value of purchasing at the old price for a solid investment.
Join the Thrift Club at the Gift Shop and select a chest of silver. Deposit a dollar to choose from eight patterns and pay the balance weekly from spare change. Chests priced from 14 50 to 40 dollars.
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