History Of Interest Toemas Of Interest To Sidney
From Files Of The Telegraph 14 YEARS AGO Miss Dorothy Daggett of Fort Collins visits Sidney as houseguest of Miss Lois Hardy. J W Johnson to sing The Palms at Presbyterian Church. Miss Barbara Miller departs Gothenburg after visits with family. Alice Reisdorf and Mildred Rauner visit Kenneth in Mitchell. Jordan named business manager of yearbook at Colorado Woman's College Denver. Eleanor Jane Walker of Potter guests Imogene Mowrer. Lucille Cocker and Hazel Hansen visit Sidney. Mrs A E Phelps visits Omaha with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Daggett
Fort Collins
Sidney
Lois Hardy
J. W. Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Barbara Miller
Gothenburg
M. J. Brock
Clarence Miller
Alice Reisdorf
Mildred Rauner
Kenneth
Mitchell
Josephine Jordan
Colorado Woman’s College At
Denver
Jordan
Eleanor Jane Walker
Potter
Imogene Mowrer
Lucille Cocker
Dalton
Hazel Hansen
Gurley
Family travels and visits amid blizzard journey notes
Charles Atkins and family leave Wednesday evening for Omaha to settle home. Chester Hunnicutt visits Steele City. Mrs. Augusta Taylor stays with daughter Mrs. A. E. Warren and family. C. M. Handley returns home after illness this winter. Charlton Bentley and Frank King return from Denver after a snowbound trip bucking blizzards past Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atkins
Omaha
Chester Hunnicutt
Steele City
Nebr
Augusta Taylor
A. E. Warren
C. M. Handley
Charlton Bentley
Frank King
Denver
Peetz
Final Proofs and Local Appointments in Nebraska and Nearby
Martin Mekkelson completed final proof before Judge Gapen on March 7 with witnesses W. W. Chowins and J. O. Waltz. John W. Brown filed final homestead proof before County Judge Gapen on March 11 with witnesses Wm. Walsh and P. A. Punz. Ben Barron rented his Sidney Draw farm to Ben Wagner and moved back to town. P. J. Beyers and wife returned from eastern travels and P. J. is building a large house funded by last year’s crop profits. Mrs. Schad returned to Denver after two days with her sisters Mrs. S. R. Sweet and Miss Nannie Anderson. Mrs. Baade and her mother Mrs. J. W. Craig visited M. D. Berg at midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mekkelson
Gapen
W. W. Chowins
J. O. Waltz
Ben Barron
Sidney Draw
Ben Wagner
P. J. Beyers
P. J
John W. Brown
Wm. Walsh
P. A. Punz
Largest hog ranch near Sidney owned by Oberfelder Bros
Grandma Sanders arrived from Wood River Nebraska and will stay several weeks visiting relatives and friends at the home of her son M. J. Sanders the deputy county clerk. Ernest Kruse has let a $2000 residence contract in the south part of town. Miss Sadie Daily closed a four months term of school in district 99 last Friday. Miss Delia Cline of Bridgeport was visiting Sidney friends last Saturday. County Clerk Burns and wife spent the first of the week near Bayard. Mrs T B Dawson returned Sunday from a visit with her son in Laramie Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sidney
Oberfelder Bros
Grandma” Sanders
Wood River
Prairie View social notes from Sidney and surrounding towns
H N Weakley and Mr Adams visited Sidney from north river ranches. Gus Runge promotes his automatic car coupler with strong patent prospects. Many locals and visitors from Scottsbluff Alliance Bridgeport Potter Denver and Denver area attended events and shopped social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Weakley
Mr. Adams
Sidney
North River
Gus Runge
Storm and Fire Ravage Western Nebraska in 1893
The article recalls a devastating storm that struck Western Nebraska on Friday April 7 1893 accompanied by a sweeping fire. It notes arrivals from Fullerton Nebraska and lists several local names among a group of Boose hunters who pursued feathered game while describing the widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
B. Cary
Fullerton
Neb
Dan McKee
Sig Gulfriend
R. A. Miller
Lieut. Seay
A. Hansen
Dick Forrest
Nebraska
Community Helps Remodel Conference Building in Redington
A group of men from the community assisted with remodeling the Conference building in Redington on Tuesday, following a call at the Schaffert home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaffert
Redington
Dance at City Auditorium Saturday by Kings Daughters
A City Auditorium event for Saturday features the Kings Daughters inviting attendance. The card promotes the performance and urges people to come see the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Kings Daughters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larson Machinery Co
Telegraph
Thor
Thor Gladiron
Porter Oil Company
10Th Avenue
Whizity
A. E. Phelps
Greyhound
Travel and Tour Dept
Leavenworth
Interstate Transit Lines
B. F. Goodrich Silvertown
Tou
Farmers Union Co-op. Gas & Oil Co
Sidney, Nebraska
B.f.goodrich
Burns
Bayard
T. B. Dawson
Laramie
Wyo
Prairie View
Betty Schaffert
Ola Brogren
Scottsbluff
Dick Juelfs
Clarence Rogers
Ivan Walker
Bill Schaffert
Alliance
Lee Shoemaker
Bridgeport
Donald Kreader
M. W. Mayer
Monte
Grover Sanders
Jack Sanders
Art Johnson
Ernie Nickells
Nickels
Clarence
Gary Rogers
Dick Juells
C. M. Mayer
Jim Coulter
Mrs. Lee
Chuck Mayer
Curtis
Rogers
Geo. Juelfs
Lloyd Juelfs
Boys Glee Club
Wesleyan
Stanley Juelfs
Mrs. Oliver
Washington
Hubbard Hoover
Evening Post
Ae LO Insurance
H. Glenn Spearow
Wayner
Rae
Jenkins Venetian Blind Company
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Senator Builer
Butler
Non Stock Co-operative
Beet Growers Association
International Harvester
F.O.B
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