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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1946

Page

5

History Of Interest at tawen te Hina ane Visas

Miss Muriel Riggs spent the weekend here with her parents and was unable to return to her school in the east Sidney district Monday due to illness. Local residents include Martin Knapp, telegraph operator at Lodgepole, visiting Friday with his sister Mrs A E Zlomke. Mr and Mrs Jesse Jones and son and Mr and Mrs C E Mc Girvin of Sterling visiting Chamber’s home Friday night. Miss Floy Thayer of Potter visiting Miss Elizabeth Couch. Mrs G F Weber and daughter Mildred, and Mrs Don Zellars visiting Sterling Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Douglas Boyd and children visiting Sterling Saturday. Mr and Mrs Otto Hink returning Sunday from Long Beach California where they spend the winter months each year.

Muriel Riggs Sidney Martin Knapp Lodgepole A. E. Zlomke Jesse Jones C. E. McGirvin Sterling P. Chambers Floy Thayer of Potter Elizabeth Couch G. F.’ Weber Mildred Don Zellars

Hornaday couple attend Retail Merchants Convention in Omaha

Mr and Mrs C W Hornaday left Tuesday for Omaha to attend the Retail Merchants Convention. Mrs Ed Lane of Dalton spent the weekend with her daughter Sunshine at the McCleneghan home.

C. W. Hornaday Omaha Retail Merchants Convention Ed Lane Dalton Sunshine McCleneghan

Newly Arrived Residents and Local Visits

Thomas O Connell and wife recently of Rapid City South Dakota are among our recently acquired citizens. Mr O Connell is manager of the Avery Company here. Mesdames Knox Essig Phelps and Swingley dined with friends in Lodgepole Sunday night. Frank and Victor Knox cousins of Kimball county were in the city Monday getting parts for machinery. William O Breternitz closed a deal making him owner of the Louis Mann home a five room modern bungalow. Jess Tompkins of Potter spent part of Monday in this city. Fred Parks employed at Laramie visited for a few days late last week. Charles Gathman and wife of west Gurley shopped here Thursday. Henry Stevens a genuine product of the county was in this city Tuesday.

Thomas O'Connell Rapid City South Dakota Mr. O'Connell Avery Company Mesdames Knox Essig, Phelps and Swingley Lodgepole Frank Victor ‘Knox Kimball County William O ‘Breternitz Louis Mann Jess Tompkins Potter Fred Parks Laramie Charles Gathman West Gurley Henry Stevens

Benish wins appeal on Kinkaid Act entry doubt

Last September Anton Benish Jr applied to enter a quarter of land near Sextorp under the Kinkaid Act. North Platte denied him as an unqualified entryman. Attorney H E Gapen appealed to Washington and secured a reversal. Leona Fine caves tomorrow for Omaha where he will take the 32nd degree for Masonry. Miss Anna Carmen left for the ranch after a week with her sister Mrs Swatzlander. She recently returned from Little Falls South Dakota. The Dalton Herald suspended publication March first and the plant moved to Northport.

Anton Benish Jr Sextorp Swatzlander Carmen Little Falls South Dakota Dalton Herald Northport

Local society notes and business happenings

Miss Lucy Jones stayed at Oliveta Ranch as guest of Mrs. Dr Graham. Jacob A Burns joins Weyerts TELE GRAPH subscription this week. B A Jones bought forty six head of young horses at Higgins last Saturday. A B Knox and Leslie Neubauer rearrange opera house seating by removing a chair per row and spacing others. Mr and Mrs Gus Swan pack hotel furniture to move to Cheyenne where their children attend school. Wm H Gates returns from Iliff Colorado to recover from an injury while working as a stone mason.

Lucy Jones Oliveta Ranch Dr. Graham Jacob A. Burns Weyerts B. A. Jones Higgins A. B. Knox Leslie Neubauer Opera House Gus Swan Cheyenne Wm. H. Gates Iliff Colorado Stone Mason

Miss Annie McFadden Joins Clerk Office Staff

Miss Annie McFadden is appointed as an efficient copyist and typewriter at the clerks office while Deputy McMullen works on the assessor books and attends to duties related to the office.

Annie McFadden Deputy McMullen

Honest Dan Oversees Grocer Interests And Local Precipitator

In Sidney Charles Ensley and J L Dearinger of Redington visited on Tuesday. J L is preparing a daily mail service between Sidney and Camp Clark hoping for success. Vic Rayner, eight, is in Sidney with his father and will attend school. Mrs V E Shickley and her sons visit Mrs Neeves. Adam Gunderson of Potter reports mail in running order for THE TELEGRAPH.

Dan Charles Ensley J. L. Dearinger Redington Sidney J. L Daily Mail Camp Clark Vic H.st. Rayner V. E. Shickley Mark Guy M. M. Neeves Adam Gunderson Potter Telegraph

Notable Local Arrivals and Moves Across Town

Mr John F Baker returned from the east Wednesday morning visiting his family in Ellsworth Kansas for a few weeks. Lee Baker was in the city Wednesday stocking up his larder for spring travel. Dr M Gillicuddy and wife have been staying at the Lockwood home since last Wednesday. They left for Pine Ridge Agency this morning. The Doctor takes the place of Dr Irwin as Indian agent. Mr Vint Bierkower purchased the Darrow residence. Senator Jewett and wife arrived home from the State capitol Saturday morning. He appeared bleached and lighter in avoirdupois from his senatorial duties.

John F. Baker Ellsworth Kan Lee Baker M. Gillicuddy Lockwood Pine Ridge Irwin Vint Bierkower Darrow Senator Jewett State Capitol Jewett Senate

Maple Grove Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Maple Grove residents share visits and gatherings across numerous households from Monday through midweek. Names include Mr and Mrs Harry Stately, Mrs Ed Miles, Verne Sharman, Cecil Tremain, Ruth Johnson, Dorothy Rasmussen, Hazel Miles, and Mary Lou Spiker among others, with pantry shower for Miss Muriel Waite and multiple dinner and afternoon visits at several homes.

Harry Stately John_ Olson Harry Mancus Cecil Tremain Albin Johinson Ruth Julia "Rasmussen Dorothy Hazel Miles Ray Miles Ed. Miles Muriel Waite Cecil ‘Tremain Dallas Hyatt Emma Gell Kasparek Verne Sharman Sharman Marthe Albert” Workman A. F. Workman Albert Runion Julia Rasmussen Albin Johnson N.S. Miller W. T. Sharman

B and B Club Holds First Meeting at Koehler Home

The B and B Club opened at 8:15 p.m. with nine enrolled and six present. Officers elected included President David Aguiniga, Vice-President Ron Krueger, Secretary Melissa Koehler, and News Reporter Bill Kelley. Yearbooks were distributed and dates set for the next three meetings. Plans for camping at Mitchell were discussed. refreshments were served.

Koehler Sherma Kelley Bill Kelley

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