Subscription Rates At Sidney Nebraska Post Office
The notice lists subscription terms for The Telegraph News in Sidney Nebraska. Rates are payable in advance for one year with postage paid and a 50 mile delivery note.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for The Telegraph News in Sidney Nebraska. Rates are payable in advance for one year with postage paid and a 50 mile delivery note.
Local items note visiting families from Colorado Springs Lodge Pole and Sidney. Funeral for Mrs. Harry Hermansen. district Royal Neighbors meeting with Nellie West present. Easter egg hunt and poppy day plans. Harmsens moving near work. Hughes family farewells. School concert wins and declamatory contests mark a busy period for Potter students. Mr. and Mrs. Heinrichson injured in Denver crash. four year old son survived.
Mount Vernon school children enjoyed a hike to the hills Thursday afternoon. Dorothy Sprenger and Robert Huff were absent all week due to illness. Fred Livingston, his children, and Mrs. Donna Davis were supper guests.
Sunday evening visitors at Arvin Living and Joba Sell ranches. Mr and Mrs Joba Sell called at Jake Rwyale. R N Hutt noted business in Sidney Wednesday. Arthur McMillerhead and P Livingston travel to Scottsbluff to locate alfalfa hay. The M I G met with 1736 ladies present. Mrs Ezra Chambers hosted. Twenty three from the area attended Ross Evangelistic meeting in Sidney. Alvin Livingston and shippeas visited Sidney for dinner at Fred Livingston. Alfred Sprenger and son called on C L Walters. Alvin Lund ill with measles but recovered. Arthur McMillen went to Scottsbluff Friday to truck home hay. Frank s Klentz Jr transacting business in Sidney. W A McMillen purchased 300 baby chicks in Sidney.
Mrs Pete Nelson and family hosted visitors including Nelson Sextrop and Joe Kubis on Sunday and Monday. William Kubis plans to raise chicks using incubators, while Arto Fisher hosted Ray Fisher and children Sunday afternoon. E J Browning, C Crowell, George Reetz, Ivar Walker and families visited Joe Kubis and Pete Nelson homes Monday evening.
East Dalton community notices record movement and social calls. Crowell family preparations for Wisner move, local visits to Sidney Potter and Omaha, and Friday suppers at J D Bolton home. Several gatherings include tractor school attendees and Sunday dinners with Devier families.
Mrs Frank Meier hosts Monday reception with Mr and Mrs J D Bolton and Bobby. Attendees include Murrel Crosby Henry Lee Hawkins and Glen Easterly who served pie and coffee. Clyde Robert ski home visit to see new baby. 03s Club meets with Mrs Leverett. next meeting hosted by Mrs J D Bolton on extension work Safety in the Home. Mr and Mrs Mack Smith of Sterling visit local households.
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