Sidney News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Clarence Ely handled business affairs in Sidney on Wednesday. Jim Tose leased the old Busboom property. Catherine Hamer and Anna stayed with Mrs Edward Furer while Catherine took exams. Joseph Vogler and wife visited from Dalton to see friends and get medicine for their ill son. Verne McManus and children left for Sioux City due to his mother's illness. Several families moved and visited, including Joy Newry at the Sternberg place and various Sidney traders. A sewing demonstration led by Mrs. C M Kinton produced one garment per participant with praise for Kin ton’s efforts. Several district pupils took exams in Sidney and most farmers finished spring seeding this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ely
Sidney
Jim Tose
Bushnell
Carl Busboom
Catherine Hamer
Anna
Edward Furer
Joseph Vogler
Dalton
Verne McManus
Sioux City
Jim Reisdorf
Frank Mentken
John Truedel
C. Spicier
John Jones
Teetz
David Hamer
Isaac Jones
Wahsstum
Clarks
Nebraska
Jim Sparks
C. M. Kinton
Martha Frerichs
John Neary
Roy
Community Notes From Grand Prairie Area
Grand Prairie residents share winter visits in Colorado and nearby towns. Multiple families and individuals, including Mrs. Frank Steinzman and Mrs. J M Swenson, attend clubs and gatherings. Seeding and early potato planting begin as Will Meyers and local youths join a Sund box social and neighbors shop in Sidney.
Maple Grove Social Notes Include Several Local Visits
Andrew Johnson and Fred Nelson spent Tuesday at C. Junker’s. Mrs. W. T. Sharman and son Vern were at F. A. Johnson’s Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Miles and daughter visited Nels Johnson’s Thursday. Frank Christensen and R. C. Ruhter attended the Gurley sale on Thursday. Ray Miles called at Wm. Sharman’s Friday morning. Mrs. F. A. Johnson and children visited the W. T. Sharman home. Vern Sharman and Zellabelle John-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sharman and Sons
L. P. Oage's
Sidney
I. A. Johnson
St. Thomas
A. K. Anderson
Huntsman
Nels Johnson
N. P. Johnson’s
R. W. Johnson
I. P. House
Ed Miles
W. T. Sharman’s
Herman Andre
Samuel Irwin
Ray Miles
Frank Steinzman
J. M. Swenson
Burington
Colorado
A. G. Weaver
J. C. Jorgenson
Anna
F. M. Planck
Henry Beebe
Earl Johnson
May Tremain
Hokom
Fred Windsheimer
Hi Dykeman’'s
Walter Hernbloom
Will Meyers
Johnson Brothers
Frank Tholms
Alva Hart
Mildred
Verneil
M. Windsheimer
Frank Olms
Frank Lundgren
Hahn
Sund
Fred Windsheciier
Andrew Johnson
Fred Nelson
C. Junker
W. T. Sharman
Vern
F. A Johnson
Frank Christensen
R. C. Ruhter
Gurley
Wm. Sharman
F. A. Johnson
Vern Sharman
Zellabelle John
Local notes show social visits and community events
Bunker Hill Hazel Bales breaks nose at school. Neighbors visit Sidney, Friday and Saturday gatherings. Families such as Schmidt, Stockamp, Borcher, Beyer, Scott and Thorcher share calls, dinners, and a district Farmer Union meeting at Sextorp. A dance at the Fastenau home draws many, while a Bunker Talk versus Center game ends 17 to 9. Spring farming prep and wheat rain hopes arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bales
Sidney
Henry Schmidt
Glen Bales
BK. Troutman
Arnold Stockamp
Baby
Wim
Borcher
Frank Reyer
Fred Peters
Curt Scott
Cash Scott
Hilbert Borcher
Charles Gross
Ray Berry
John Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Fred Beyer
Messrs
Nelson, Tinles
Willy and
Barnes
Farmers Union
Sextorp
John Thorcher
Fastenau
Theo. Borcher
Tilbert Thorcher
Win. Rohde
Neal
Bunker Fill
F. Stoutman
Cash Scott Scott
Vernon
Hilbert Porcher
P. J. Beyer
Henry Blimke
Freida Weikum
E. Troutman
Gertrude Troutman
August Gross
Local happenings in Sterling and nearby farms
Mr and Mrs Lou Stahl and Mrs Gus Sutter shopped in Sterling while Clarence Beebe aided Burdette Sharp with butchering. Nora Vitgent and Margaret Sutter returned to Sterling after a weekend at the Sutter home. A heavy brief snowfall blanketed the area, about six inches, then melted. Farmers cheer the ground in prime condition. John Speaker’s group hauled hay with Robertson Teche and Roy Beebe assisting. Sidney visitor John Tlansen spent several days nearby. Dan Beebe traveled to Crook on business. Milo Moore and twin boys hosted visitors at the McKelvey home. P R Bell and George McGall moved wire from Proctor. Mr and Mrs Milo Moore hosted guests from the east. Fred Hazzard of Sidney visited Thursday. Mrs Carl Summers hosted a surprise party for Mr Summers’ birthday with music, cards and lunch by Mrs Summers and Mrs Dubray. Mrs Sam Polick left Crook for Anthony, Kansas, then plans to visit a sick sister in Missouri before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Stahl
Gus Sutter
Sterling
Clarence Beebe
Burdette Sharp
Nora Vitgent
Margaret Sutter
Sutter
Babbot
Wheat Growers Association
Habbot
Robert Robertson
Clarence Teche
Roy Beebe
John Speaker
John Tlansen
Sidney
Dan Beebe
Crook
Milo Moore
Arthur McKelvey
P. R. Bell
George McGall
Proctor
Fred Hazzard
Carl Summers
Summers
Dubray
Sam Polick
Crook Iast
Anthony
Kansas
Community Notes From Crook and Nearby
John Hansen of Sidney and Sam Pollock visited Crook on Thursday. Robert Nicholas and Milo Moore hauled a truck of potatoes to Sterling on Friday. Otto Sweetland from south of Crook was at Milo Moore's for seed potatoes last Friday. Dan Beebe threshed for John Hellbush and Harry Reeves Saturday. Mrs. Joe Shute hosted a surprise birthday dance last Saturday night. About 12 to 14 men with teams went to Sidney Saturday to haul out goods for the Burris family moving eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hansen
Sidney
Sam Pollock
Crook
Robert Nicholas
Milo Moore
Sterling
Otto Sweetland
Ever
Dan Beebe
John Hellbush
Harry Reeves
Joe Shute
Mr. Shute
Burris
Local notes from Lodgepole and area events
Lodgepole and nearby towns recount social visits, birthdays, and community happenings. Clara Kruger wed John H. White in Laramie and heads to California for a brief honeymoon. Obituaries note the deaths of Joseph Jeiak in Sedgwick and Marguerite Bostder of Chadron as local friends send condolences.
Local Socials and Visits Across Town
Center residents Mr. and Mrs. John Groshans dined at Richard Schultz home Monday. Neal Tank and Fred Webb helped I. S. Bancroft haul day Tuesday when Tank fell into a water tank. Cold weather delays outdoor bathing. Paul Draper and family plus 7 FE Gineau ate at I E Osborn home Monday. Mrs. J B Bancroft and two children visited Dilek Sefmers Monday. Peta Henke and baby called on Adolph Lipster Tuesday. Viola Brown visited Wm Thowman and S W Scott Wednesday. Mrs. Draper spent several days in Sidney for dental work. John Greshams dined at S W Scott home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Groshans
Richard Schultz
Neal Tank
Fred Webb
I. S. Bancroft
Tank
Paul Draper
FE. Gineau
E. Osborn
Bancroft
Dilek Sefmers
Peta Henke
Babe
Adolph Lpelster
Viola Brown
Wm. Thowman
S. W. Scott
Sidney
John Greshams
Local Families Do Some Neighborly Travel and Visits
Tuesday through Sunday local residents and families visited each other and traveled to nearby towns. Netherland and babe stayed at the 8 W Scott home. Ferrier and two children had dinner at J M Netherland. Groshans and Bancrofts motored to Dalton and Sidney. visits to the 8 W Scott home continued through Wednesday and Sunday with others stopping by for supper and shopping.
Birthday party honor for George Worth in Meadow Lawn
Meadow Lawn residents hosted a surprise party Saturday evening for George Worth with attendees including Mar. and Mrs. Till Osborn EK J Weed Sam Eckert Prank White Clyde Click Ruth Shinker and others. Several families were weekend or Sunday guests at local homes and many relatives visited each other through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Worth
Mar
Till Osborn
EK. J. Weed
Sam Eckert
Prank White
Clyde Click
Ruth Shinker
J. Brown
Oskins
Charles Luteavish
Ed Zorn
John Iverson
IL. E. Gineaus
FE. E
Wilson
J. C. Kreader
Ed Morrow
Jake Eckert
Sidney
Miller
Vera Shinker
Dalton
Will
Community Birthday Celebrated With Friendship Quilt
Last Wednesday a large Indies community gathering celebrated a birthday with a Friendship Quilt created by attendees, each person contributing their name to the fabric as a keepsake.
Meadow Lawn School Notes
Lyle Wilson shows interest in the beauty secrets of the high school girls this week. The high school enjoyed a lovely dinner served by the grade room on Wednesday. The eighth grade feels relief after the first examination. High school girls view Erwin as a good sport for carrying gum. Emma shows off a new hat and says she is smart. Paul announces his middle name is Jack. Erwin stays out of the way of girls who may ask for more of his gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle. Wilson
Erwin
Emma
Paul
Jack
Kensington Methodist Sale With Luncheon Set
The Kensington of the Methodist church will hold an apron sale a food sale and will serve noon luncheon at their parlors on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Methodist Church
Bake Sale at Hahler Market by RBM Club
The RB. M. 8. Club will hold a bake sale at The Hahler Meat Market on Saturday April 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. M. 8. Club
Hahler Meat Market
The
Woman's Club
Hahler
Card Party and Dance by Ladies of the Altar Society
The Ladies of the Altar Society announce a card party with luncheon and dance on May 1, 1923. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Altar Society
Plane Instructions Free With All Pilames Purchase
Larson's advertises free plane instructions with every pilames purchase and promises to explain their plans to customers in a concise sales pitch.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Divide
Grand Prairie
Maple Grove
Bunker Hill
Spring Canyon
Lodgepole
W. I. Goettsche
Omaha
Barlow
Grisham
Meyer
Vaughn
Clara Kruger
Laramie
Wyoming
John H. White
California
N. I. Mantor
Ida Mural Moorhead
Marian Ruth Barlow
May Ellen Grisham
Erelyn Morrow
Jerry Lyratt
Harriett Benjamin
Earl Carey
Delilah Englert
Verla Luckey
Richard Morrow
Betty Kreider
Clare Moorhead
Ida
Fred Lehmkuhl Sr
Joseph Jeiik
Sedgwick
Marguerite
Yvof
Levis Barlow
Treas
Nellie Lehmkuhl
John Mayer
Mayer
Jack Burns
Greeley
Council Bluffs
Wayne Cunningham
Whitney
Mary J. Cunningham
Missionary Society
Russell
Collison
Vetteys
Robert Emanuelson
Aramat
Missouri
Agnes
Julia Walsh
Odette
Teen Morrow
Meadow Lawn
Sale
Bake Sale
Enarco
Liniment
Japan
Balksiing
Manweile
Hudson
Preight
Tex
Essex
Bentley Auto Company
Sidney, Nebraska
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!