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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

4

Local Notes From Grand Prairie And Surrounding Areas

Mrs Frank Goodwin and daughters visited Mrs Edwards on Wednesday. W Robbins family visited their son William on a farm west of Sidney. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Lundgren on Thursday March 27. The Booth brothers spent Sunday with Ben Planck. Miss Ethel McMillen visited home folks. Russell Lundgren recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Weaver summoned to Gurley for her ill son. Mr and Mrs Harrison of Thurston County will work for Ben Planck this season. Mr and Mrs W Ferricks and family toured Peetz Colorado to visit Mrs Ferricks sister, returning Sunday. Mrs Hart ill this week. E A Johnson family and W O Johnson visited the Harrisons and Ben Planck. P Stevens and children visited Flesner home. Folzards and children motored to Sidney. Hart family moved to new farm home. Roads bad. oil trucks back to daily runs. Farmers began field work. John Poppin seen in the neighborhood. W F Willman east of Dalton notes the New Huart Parr plow, Frank sick with the flu.

John Poppin W. F. Willman Dalton Frank

Local Supply Ads Highlight Shortages and Households Needs

Dust received and a car load of Mobile Band B Bow promotes quick orders amid a shortage of Mobile Oils. S. A. Schmitt Implement Co. urges early purchase while Sidney Lumber Co and Osborn Battery Station tout home utility and service.

S. A. Schmitt Implement Co

Industrial Valley social notes and visits across Gurley area

Geo H Miller and family called at Martin Block's Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Carl Kraft visited Abbie Bruns Sunday. Henry Quick and family shopped in Sidney Saturday. Jasper Jurgens shipped a car load of hogs from Gurley Monday. Otto Kruger and sons hauled hogs to Gurley Monday. Mr and Mrs John Huls called at Jasper Jurgens Sunday. D G Miller motored to Gurley Thursday to trade. Mr Hughes moved his tractor and machinery east of Gurley last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Otto Krueger visited John Jurgens home Sunday. Mildred Mettoberts was a week end guest of Helen Hinrichs. Geo Miller and John Hull returned from Wyroming last Thursday. John Hinrichs and family and Herman Miller and family at E B Millers Sunday. Geo Hinrichs has mumps this last week. Mr and Mrs Albert Hargens visited with the latter's parents Saturday evening and Sunday. C D Jurgens and wife of Sidney visited relatives here one day last week. Carl and Hattie Krueger called at Jasper Jurgens home Sunday. Henry Hinrichs went to county seat last Friday. Geo and B Miller and Henry Quick were among those transacting business in Gurley Monday. Mr Larson started basement work on his new farm eight miles east of Gurley. Everyone come to the program and box jovial to be given in District SO April 4. Ladies please bring boxes.

Geo. H. Miller Martin Block Carl Kraft Abbie Bruns Henry Quick Sidney Jasper Jurgens Gurley Otto Kruger Otto Krueger John Jurgens Mildred Mettoberts Helen Hinrichs Geo. Miller John Hull Wyroming John Hinrichs Herman Miller E. B. Millers Geo. Hinrichs B. Miller Mr. Larson

Pleasant Valley Community News Highlights

Stormy week news from Pleasant Valley with multiple travels to Sterling to visit D. C. Clemens and church organizing by J. M. Simpson. Local families report illnesses, school absences, and social visits including A. B. Jelinek finishing a blouse and Avis Clemens staying with grandparents.

Prairie Gem residents active in horse sales and spring preparations

Mr Martin and Mr Rilim visited to buy horses from Clyde Lovall on Monday. Clyde Lovall drove them to town. The community notes people at a Mr Pegden sale on Tuesday March 25. The Flu abates while neighbors weed fields and prepare for spring seeding. Walter Martin and kin traveled to Dix Nebraska to visit relatives and bought a milking cow and two calves. Grass begins to grow signaling springtime.

Mr Martin Rilim Clyde Lovall Dean Lankston Sidney Walter Martin Kilm Dix Braver Martin Cuddyford

Feel Just Like Shouting For Joy Over Tanlae Cure

Mrs. Lizzie Biggs of Smithfield Illinois credits Tanlae with curing fifteen years of stomach trouble bilious spells and headaches She says her strength sleep appetite and weight all improved after using Tanlae and she plans to keep it in her home Bassett's Pharmacy Potter Drug Co Nugent DeLong Pharmacy J C Frandsen sell Tanlae in Sidney Potter Lodge Pole Dalton, with the ad noting dramatic life-saving claims.

Tanlace Lizzie Biggs Smithfield Illinois Taniac Tunlac Taniue Vanlae Tanlae Sidney Bassett's Pharmacy Potter Potter Drug Co Lodge Pole Nugent DeLongpre Pharmacy Dalton J. C. Frandsen

Locust Trees at Enron Inn Restaurant

Locust trees were among the first Merican trees brought to Enron Inn Restaurant. A playful line shows a waiter asked for water to strengthen the soup. Dr. Kimpston, a dentist, is listed with phone 12.

Kimpston

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Grand Prairie Frank Goodwin Edwards W. Robbins William Frank Lundgren cKibb Mais Sidney Lumber CO Osborn Battery Station Swift & Company Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Wlinois U.S. A Industrial Pleasant Valley Lee Jay Simpson Sterling D. C. Clemens Harry Louderback John Louderback Blanche Wilson A. B. Jelinek Ervin Fisher Carl Herman Riker AB. Jelinek Agin J. M Simpson Buckingham Colo Geo, Fisher CE Simpson A. D. Jelinek 3Arber New Mexico Prairie Gem Mrs. Biggs Earth Tanlac Enron Maus the Telegraph Moline Plow Company Moline the Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Association Hade Sidney, Nebraska
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