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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1921

Page

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Atta Boy Minstrels Delight Local Fans

The Atta Boy Minstrels scored a big hit over two nights, praised for high talent and cooperative spirit. Harry Hart’s staging impressed with color effects and strong singing led by a wide cast including Mrs. Van Brunt and Miss Burgess. veterans from the G A R were honored before curtain.

Atta-Boy Minstrels American Legion Sidney Harry Hart Frank Watkins Morley Pearson W. J. Hiett Ww. B. Whitman C. S. Hower A. B. Johnson A. Granneman Mr. Sturtevant

I O O F marks 102nd anniversary in Amer ica at Odd Fellows Hall

The Odd Fellows celebrated their 102nd anniversary with a packed hall, chaired by D C Leach. Members and families were entertained by speeches, stories, and stunts drawn from names in a hat. T Porter Bennett gave the closing remarks, with an orchestra performing. Large cakes decorated with links completed the festive night, and visitors Dalton and Dix attended. The group also held a memorial service at the Methodist church led by Rev. T Porter Bennett.

Odd Fellows Order America D.C. Leach Lodge Joseph Oberfelder T. Porter Bennett Dorothy Wright Professor Volkert Leonard Flo Breternitz Dalton and Dix

Farm Bureau President Wise Attends Western Conference

Farm Bureau President W. W. Wise attended the national western farm bureau conference in Bridgeport on Tuesday with his wife, mother, and two children. County agent Scott also attended. Wise acted as guardian, keeping him from overexertion. The conference aimed to define the duties and rights of the farm bureau and the county agent, with broad support for both roles.

W. W. Wise County Farm Bureau Western Farm Bureau Bridgeport Scott Wise Farm Bureau

Beloved Jurist Grimes Dies After Illness in North Platte

Judge H. M. Grimes longtime 13th district jurist dies at North Platte after paralytic stroke. His death follows the illness and the death of his son two years earlier. He served as judge since 1896 and was widely known across western Nebraska. Funeral arrangements and adjournment of court marked day.

Westover Alliance John Halligan North Platte Grimes Miles H. M. Grimes Judge Grimes Ruseelville Ind DePauw University Greencastle State University of Iowa Bedford Grimes & O Ora Nebr Coffin& Grimes Ord United States Land Office Hinman & Grimes Grimes & Wilcox 13Th Nebraska Tennessee Oregon Sidney Bar

Funeral for Judge H M Grimes Draws District Honor

A large delegation traveled to North Platte to attend the Judge H M Grimes funeral. Participants included Judge Westover W P Miles J I McIntosh L Tewell John Simones Roscoe Zimmer and Rev Dr Ives. Bishop Beecher delivered the address as business halted districtwide.

H. M. Grimes North Platte Judge Westover W. P. Miles J. I. McIntosh J. L. Tewell John Simones Roscoe Zimmer Dr. Ives Bishop Beecher Episcopal Church Moore Ives John Halligan Joseph Beeler Mayor Evans James O'Keefe George Gillam Judge Grimes Telegraph

Damage to Telephone Fire Hits Cable Network

A fire damaged 300 feet of 100 pair and 150 feet of 50 pair telephone cable, cutting service west of second avenue west between U P and B M tracks. Foreman Miller and crew were stringing cable when alarm sounded. Miller phoned Omaha for a replacement order. One hundred seventy three telephones were out of service, with expected restoration within 48 hours.

U. P B. M Second Avenue West

Notice to Water Users Shuts Water South of Union Pacific Line

Water will be shut off south of the Union Pacific tracks on Tuesday May 3 1921 except the first block on Central Ave or Rose street to lay in new lines. Draw all water before 8 am. The whistle at the power house will signal shut off and restart. Poquette Water Commissioner. Ne place the name see Sidney Lumber Co.

Union Pacific Central Ave Rose Street J. E. Poquette

Caravan of Scouts to Visit Sidney on Yellowstone Trip

Clinton Iowa Boy Scouts plan a 30 day Yellowstone Park trip from June 15 to July 15 with 200 scouts, 50 adults and 55 vehicles. On return they pass Sidney for potential overnight camp, town tours and film coverage. Communications to Mr. O. O. Pierce and J. C. Vanthal Jr. to arrange camping facilities and pilot car support.

Clinton Iowa Boy Scouts of America Yellowstone Park Sidney Boy Scouts Chamber of Commerce O. O. Pierce J. C. Vanthal, Jr

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Hart Mesdames van Brunt Shunk al Greenlee Wallace High Lebendorfer Pete Parks Pearson Vadk Evelina Grey Emery Sailors Corbett McIntosh Mabel Perry Frankenberger O’berg Simones Armstrong Thornberg Mahr Marquis Blossom Grey Worden Katherine Greenlee Marjorie Wallick Cultra Shipman Spider Joe Dendinger Hun Dendinger Burgess Messers Charles Marsh Heinie Mochnert Simmons Cook Bennie Snyder Clarence Perry Sam Fine Frank Lescher Red Campbell Ike Grabill Roy ‘Greenlee Marjie Miss Burgess Mary McIntosh Leona Spiller Marjie Wallick Fine Mrs. van Brunt Miss Wurgess Vacik Liebendorfer van Brunt Farm Bureau President New Oberfelder Clothing Sidney, Nebraska Abeu Sidney Lumber CO Sidney Lumber Co Association the American Bank the Foundation Jesse C. McNish Martin W. Dimery James L. McIntosh George E B. Taylor George R Buckner Eugene D. McAllister Joann L. McCcarthy
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