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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
6
A rural wedding near Winston features Miss Cora Grace Clark and Marion A. Stromeyer with friends and relatives from miles around attending. The Peetz correspondent urges readers to send in local items to keep Peetz on the map and show the town’s progress and hustling spirit.
Chas Hammond and E J Ruther spent the week handling and breaking horses. H J Elsen returned from Louisville Nebraska where he spent the winter. Young people of the draw meet at Chas Springer’s home Friday evening. Ground will be in fine shape when spring work begins. J O Waltz and Ed Howe were Sidney visitors Monday. Ladies of the draw met with Mrs C J Portery Thursday.
Peetz Colorado residents look forward to a fine Easter program at the United Brethren church next Sunday evening. Local news notes include visits from William and Mrs. Davis to their son George, L. E. Pilger and family with J. Smith, and Mrs. J E Fenton of Morrell Neb visiting her daughter Mrs J T Frazier. Mrs. Daniels of Milo Iowa, mother of Mrs William Williams, returned home. A surprise birthday gathering honored H Owens with friends T O Jones Peter Maerz Joseph Joritsma James Mecham and Michael Joritsma attending. A photo was taken by Mrs Joritsma and lunch served. George W. Wassen plans to return from Indiana about April 10. P P Strohmeyer returns from Ponca Neb business trip. Robert Woods and wife were Sidney visitors. Mrs Joseph Dullaghan and Jennette Dullaghan returned from Logan.
The Pleasant View literary society changes its regular meeting from Friday to Saturday. members are informed to adjust their schedules accordingly.
In DeWitt Nebraska on March 23 Abbie Hynek fifteen and Walter Clark nineteen were intended to wed but a long distance call from State Representative C F Hynek of Wilber to Beatrice halted the plan. The county judge, alerted during the license application, prevented the marriage and Clark may face perjury charges.
President Wilson met with Secretary Wilson of labor and coal operators representatives to discuss methods for reaching a settlement in the eastern Ohio coal strike.
A notice invites interested buyers to visit the Palace Barn to inquire about purchasing a stallion. Call at the premises on the upcoming Tuesday for details.
A roster of land transfers and patents in Cheyenne County shows numerous warranty deeds and quit claim actions. Transfers involve John Streiff to Helmuth Heflmann in Nié Wy 27-17-14 for 34160, Andrew K Greenlee to The Sidney Mercantile Co in Lot 18 Block 20 Original Town of Sidney for 5000, and many others including Matrona Hutchinson to POOH Hutchinson for 500, and Edward Wood to A LeSueur for 1000. Also listed are United States patents to Jacob N Jacobson and others, plus a quit claim by Josephine R Jones and husband to Albert E Ahrens for 2000, Clarkson’s additions to Sidney.
Cornelius Valkhoff of Los Angeles died after stepping into a puddle and touching a gate latch. A nearby crematory’s 2200 volt feeder broke and energized the fence, killing him and two others while injuring three. The incident occurred as Valkhoff hunted a birthday hare.
Strong to 15c higher on sheep and lambs with new yearly highs. Mexican yearlings hit 9 dollars, Belmont ewes 7.90 as cattle and hog markets show mixed to steady, with stock cattle demand steady to stronger and fat cattle slower. Prices vary across beef, veal, hogs, and sheep with notable gains on lambs and yearlings.
Reports from across the country show gradual trade improvement easing production and demand deficits toward normal levels. Spring prospects boost retail distribution and construction. shipyards active. iron and steel markets steady. textiles show wholesale and retail gains led by mills with foreign orders. Bank clearings total 2 683 726 731. weekly failures 537.
Travelers note national laughing styles from Italy and Germany to France and England. Italian laughter is languid and musical, German laughter deliberative, French spasmodic, upper class English guarded, lower class English explosive, Scottish hearty, Irish rollicking. Chinese laughter seen as a quiet titter by Europeans.
A child fell and cut her knee then received first aid from her mother. In dim light the bandage was applied too low, and the girl complains the bandage is not in the right place saying she fell higher up.
320 acre Nebraska land west of Sidney with water from Lodgepole Creek, pumping irrigation possible, 185 cultivated, 30 alfalfa, 10 wild hay, 480 acres RR land lease at 6 cents. House, barn, sheds, fenced, cross fenced. Personal property includes 13 horses and mules, 24 cattle, 90 acres fall wheat, farming tools. total land price 11 450, total package 15 450. Contact J F Whitlock Real Estate by write or phone.
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