Week of local society events honors children and couples
Mrs Ahrens hosted Joan Ahrens fifth birthday with games and refreshments. Easter Monday dance by the Kings Daughters at Hardy's hall drew a large crowd with Grabill's Merrymakers. Mrs John J McIntosh hosted the T N club with sewing and luncheon. Leland Bundy and Muriel Hibbard applied for a license to wed, to be married at Miss Hibbard's home after ten days. J B Byars store staff celebrated Mr Kennedy's birthday with a surprise party and mah jong. Kennedy received an Easter lily plant.
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King’s Daughters
Hardy’s Hall
Grabill
Leland F. Bundy
W. A. Bundy
Near
Bronson
Muriel I. Hibbard
David C. Hibbard
Pleasant View
Miss Hibbard
J. B. Byars
Social events featured dinners and a wedding
Prof Jesse Randol hosted twelve friends for a goose dinner at Rev Kilburn home Monday evening with Rev and Mrs Kilburn M C Green Edith Georgia Martin Lillian Brady Louise Stoetzel Marius Christensen and H B Smith present Mrs Henry Elsen celebrated her husband’s birthday with neighbors Claus England George Neiman Andrew Anderson and families A late dinner followed and guests departed wishing many more anniversaries Joe Hassenstab and Mary Olive Armuth wed recently in Bridgeport and honeymooned in Sidney en route to Oshkosh Joe, a Sidney resident and brother of Ben Hassenstab, was long associated with Larson Music store and will be at home in Oshkosh after May 25.
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Jesse Randol
Henry Elsen
Mr. Elsen
Claus England
George Neiman
Andrew Anderson
Joe Hassenstab
Bridgeport
Sidney
Oshkosh
Hassenstab
Mary Olive Armuth
Herman Armuth
Dalton
Joseph Cecil Hassenstab
Ben Hassenstab
Joe
Larson Music Store
Births Reported for Two Local Families on April 16
Dr. Taylor notes a girl born to Mrs. Anna McCann on Wednesday April 16. Dr. Harry Mantor records a son born to Mr. and Mrs. H R Glasburn southeast of Sidney on Wednesday April 16.
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Harry Mantor
H. R. Glasburn
Sidney
Paris Apaches and Fatal Duel Over Casque d Or
In 1808 Paris, two men Manda and Lecat fought over Casque d Or, leading Lecat to shoot Manda. The dispute sparked a gang rivalry among Manda’s faction, giving rise to the name apache for their violent clashes. A stray note mentions goats and milk yield relative to body weight.
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Paris
Manda
Lecat
Casque d'Or
Local Personalities Visit and Weekend News in Sidney
J F Lawrence visited the county agent's office last Saturday. Mr and Mrs A E Phelps returned to Sidney Tuesday after a month long Denver vacation. Frederick Zimmer spent the weekend with his parents while attending St Regis College in Denver. George A Patterson American Express general superintendent visited Sidney Tuesday on business. John Burk Frank Schroeder B Armitage and Dan Jewett attended a boxing program in Sterling Wednesday night. E F Dorr of Colorado Springs started work at Bassett drug store Monday. Arbor day passed quietly in Sidney with banks closed and little observance. Rube Lisco Rush Creek trading and cattle company visitor to C S Radcliffe Wednesday. Fred Stuht building a new bungalow in southeast Sidney. sold residence to Mr Brown. Mr and Mrs H D Muckler of Toledo Iowa stayed Saturday to Tuesday at R P Kepler home while returning from California. O E Pearson and family of Kimball and E R Vanatta of Bayard visited C D Green home Sunday. Pearson and Vanatta sisters of Mrs Green. Exie Burgess to appear as Buttercup in operetta Pinafore at Gayety Omaha April 28 under Omaha Womens Club auspices.
Abbott joins Crawford home after ill visit. Dalton Market changes hands
Cc G Abbott, father of Mrs O D Slayster, left this week to return to Crawford after a lengthy stay with his daughter during which he was seriously ill. Delbert Cook, longtime Central Meat Market employee, bought a half interest in the Dalton Meat Market and Grocery and will move there with his wife. The new proprietors took charge Monday.
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Cc. G. Abbott
O. D. Slayster
Crawford
Mr. Abbott
Delbert Cook
Central Meat Market
Dalton
Home care demonstrations and school play highlight Sidney events
Edith Martin led another home care demonstration in the county courthouse with ten groups invited. St Patrick's academy students staged The Spy, drawing praise from students and families. J W Johnson announced the Republican convention in Tobin Opera House on May 29 at 1 30 pm, with Lincoln meeting May 1. Weather remained springlike with Easter pleasant except for a brief wind storm. Judge Oberfelder donned straw hats in Sidney starting the season, farmers enjoying the mild day. Maiden family of Kimball set to move to Sidney. Johnson notes strong demand for homes and only a few vacant houses remain.
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Edith Martin
Court House
J. W. Johnson
Cheyenne County
Tobin Opera House
Lincoln
Oberfelder
Sidney
Mr. Maiden
Kimball
National Refining Company
Mr. Johnson
City
Williams Visit in Santa Barbara Family Return to New York
Mr and Mrs Henry M Williams of Santa Barbara California arrived last Saturday to spend a month with Mrs Williams parents Mr and Mrs J W McIntosh She was formerly Miss Mary McIntosh The couple are en route to New York City on a business trip
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Henry M. Williams
Santa Barbara
Calif
Williams
J. W. McIntosh
Illness and injuries span Potter Sidney and Dalton area
Mrs. Albin Johnson of Potter is seriously ill with an infection per Dr. Roche. Russell Dedrick is recovering and should be ambulatory after several days. J. G. Schulenburg of Sidney suffered a brain hemorrhage and remains in critical condition. Mrs. R. P. Kepler returned from Milton, Wisconsin, where her son Richard was ill but is improving. Dr. Roche and Dr. Hedlund assisted in two acute appendectomy operations, Mrs. George Miller and John Kallihoff, both successful. Arn old Schiller, seven or eight, cut his head falling from a hay loft. six stitches were required. Attending physician was Dr. Taylor.
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Albin Johnson
Potter
J. G. Bchulenberg
Sidney
Dr. Roche
R. P. Kepler
Milton
Wisco
Richard
Dr. Hedlund
Dalton
George Miller
John Kallihoff
Arnold Schiller
Arnold
Taylor
Man Injured in Farm Accident Near Sidney
Henry Orthman, a worker on the Frank Heinzman farm northeast of Sidney, suffered a severe hand injury last Friday when his gloved hand was caught in a corn shredder. He was taken to Sidney by Mr. Heinzman and treated by Dr. Roche, who amputated his third finger at the second joint.
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Henry Orthman
Frank Heinzman
Sidney
Heinzman
Roche
Postmaster Pindell Visits Omaha for War Injuries Exam
Postmaster Pindell traveled to Omaha at the start of the week to undergo a physical examination related to injuries sustained during the war.
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Postmnster Pindell
Omaha
Injury Nearly Costs Man Second Finger
Hugh Gibson suffers a crush injury at the lip track with his right hand. His finger was nearly broken off at the second joint but is in a special sling and doctors believe he will regain full use.
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Hugh Gibson
Hadley Returns From California Reports Poor Health
Charles M. Hadley returned to Sidney Monday from Los Angeles where he went early in January for his health. He says the climate there was too low and his general condition is not much improved. He stopped at Kimball for several days before coming to Sidney for treatment. He speaks cautiously about conditions in California but predicts Los Angeles will someday be one of the world’s largest cities.
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Charles M. Hadley
Sidney
Los Angeles
Kimball
Mr. Hadley
California
Mrs Ray Bauer Delivers Baby Boy in Lincoln
Mrs Ray Bauer of Lincoln formerly Mildred Miles daughter of W P Miles of Sidney underwent a successful Caesarian on Monday April 14 in Lincoln. The baby is a boy. The Bauers now have three sons. Mrs Miles remains in Lincoln after traveling there April 11. Mr Miles was summoned by telegram Wednesday night, unable to visit for 24 hours. He returned to Sidney last Saturday, while daughter recovers on the road. A letter reports mother and child both doing nicely.
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Ray Bauer
Lincoln
Mildred Miles
W. P. Miles
Sidney
Edge to Nebraska Feeders in Corn Belt Report
A United States Department of Agriculture estimate shows Nebraska and South Dakota as the only corn belt states with significant cattle increases while the overall territory declines 4.5 percent. The report notes Nebraska’s large corn and hay supplies, quality, and freight rates favor feeding locally, with last autumn's corn stocks exhausted and last year's crop etc.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Crops and Livestock
Nebraska Feeders Face Cattle Market Shifts In 1923 Report
A 1923 report notes corn harvest at 272 million bushels versus 182 million in 1922, with feeding quality improving though not ideal. Cattle feeding results favor feeders who finish cattle well, as price spreads between feeders and finished cattle are favorable for winter, despite ample partly finished stock depressing prices. Nebraska feeders producing quality cattle may gain as grass fat cattle could become scarce this summer.
Three New Teachers Hired for Next Year in Kidney Public Schools
Supt. Liebendorfer announces three new hires for next year. Minnie Schlichting of Lincoln becomes commercial and physical education instructor in the high school. Florence May Clifton will likely teach normal training and possibly history in the high school. Lola M. Keefer will lead kindergarten in the central school building. All are state university attendees with prior teaching experience and were interviewed by the superintendent. Two to three vacancies remain to be filled.
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Supt. Liebendorfer
Kidney Public
Minnie Schlichting
Lincoln
Florence May Clifton
Lola M. Keefer
State University
Windshield and Door Plates Installed at Hahier Garage
Plate lines for windshields and doors installed at Hahier Garage are described, detailing the work completed and the location. The item notes installation specifics and reflects a repair or upgrade task performed at the facility.
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Hahier Garage
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Bidney, Nebr
Guy V. Doran
Telegraph
Central Avenue
U.P
Lodgeposs Valley
Burlington
John J. McIntosh
T. N. Club
Mary McIntosh- Williams
Jack Sager
Imilk
J. F. Lawrence
A .E. Phelps
Denver
Frederick Zimmer
St. Regis College
George A. Patterson
American Express Company
John Burk
Frank Schroeder
B. Armitage
Dan Jewett
Sterling
E. F. Dorr
Colorado Springs
Bassett Drug Store
Rube Lisco
Rush Creek Tand and Cattle Company
Lisco
Radcliffe
Fred Stuht
Mr. Brown
H. D. Muckler
Toledo
Iowa
O. E. Pearson
E. R. Vanatta
Bayard
C. D. Green
Mrs. Pearson
Mrs. Vanatta
Green
Exie Burgess
Buttercup
Gayety Theatre
Omaha Womans Club
St. Patrick’s Academy
Russell Dedrick
Hardy Apartment
Don Devine
American Bank
Bankers Conservation Fund
State of
Cheyenne
J. L. McCarthy
Cashier
Earl Pound
Mann Motor Co
ST. Patrick’s Auditorium
Ladies OF ST
Bob Breakey
Serenaders
Sunkist
DR. Phillips
Post Bran
Post
Kelloggs
Swans Down
del Monte
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