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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
5
The Telegraph announces rates for one year including postage paid and single copies mailed, with prices stated for advance payment. The notice notes publication details and post office handling for Sidney Nebraska as a second class matter.
Vy F Kucera suffered heavy losses from a recent fire at his Sunol ranch aided by high winds. Co CG Callahan returned from Burlington with a bank stake and plans to move after Sidney affairs. D A E Graft of Grand Island to open a local dental office soon. Miss Edith Morrison wed Fd Stark in North Platte last week.
Last Friday evening Mr and Mrs Milton Ahrens hosted a surprise party for their son Faldie attended by many city youths. Superintendent Chambers splits Camp Clarke district with Platte river as boundary. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a dinner and dance at the opera house on Thursday April 17. Sidney separator station sale called off by stockholders amid rumors of a hidden issue.
Report of a large soda fountain in Dawson's store described as the largest between North Platte and Cheyenne. Countywide optimism for a bumper crop this season. Bad storm delayed a portion of mail service. I J McIntosh elected Democratic committeeman at Brokensow district meeting.
Sept Overfelder held a teacher examination at the school house last Thursday. The district has 181 children of school age per the latest census. Animals at the post ran wild, prompting a lengthy chase after a band of horses frightened by instruments. The Star clothing house outfitted several large cow outfits this week.
Lorenzo counted several business visitors including Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Thompson and Mrs. G. B. Gassan while AL Madden and son delivered a barrel of fine potatoes to Madden's brother in Diller. The Lorenzo club met at Glyde Robertson's home and local repairs occurred at Farmers Union elevator.
Last Wednesday residents gathered around Los Angeles visitors, Easter services drew many from Lorenzo, and a long list of local events followed. School notes cover exams, a flu bout, grammar contests, and junior achievements while families joined dinners and road work continued at home farms.
In a local match West Sidney faced rivals F H Kragel and Louie Scheer to settle a contest. Both sides traded leads as the event unfolded with key plays from Kragel and Scheer guiding their teams at various turns.
Sund Items Farming work faces delay due to continuing cold weather conditions.
Sextorp Sam Wickstrom called at the Ever Larson home Monday morning. Mrs. L. Y. Minor of Santa Anna California arrived Saturday to visit her daughter Lillian who teaches in district 62. Mrs. Minor plans extended travel in Missouri to visit her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Charley McKee welcomed a baby boy Friday. Pete Nelson home hosted an event Monday. Farmers Union held a regular meeting last Friday at district 18 schoolhouse with a large crowd and lunch served by the ladies.
Maple Grove notes list R. O. Rubter hauling corn from Otto Davis on Monday. Emanuel Prauer called at Henry Eisen’s on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Waddell spent Tuesday afternoon at F. A. Johnson’s. Henry and William Glant visited Henry Eisen’s Thursday morning. J Fred Irwin visited Ed Miles Thursday evening. W. Y. Miles stays with his son Ray and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sharman and sons visited F. A. Johnson’s Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson called on Ed Miles Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Krueger and Miss Kreueger visited W. T. Sharman Thursday afternoon. Ed Miles dined with ...
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