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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1924

Page

14

Frontier Days Attendees Spread Across Cheyenne and Nearby Towns

Meadow Lawn residents Mr and Mrs Bill Slineh and Maynard and Evelyn Mayer attended Frontier Days in Cheyenne. Emma Morrow spent Saturday with Josephine Walsh. Sadie Scott stayed with her sister Mrs James Sullivan. Families including Jillson, Morrow, and Sullivan visited Ed Morrow’s. Bovee and friends also socialized there. Harold Bovee works for Oscar Hedeen. others traveled to Sidney and Dalton for visits and business. Mrs Frank Weigand and Mrs Leo Corcoran are noted as social figures in the community.

Bill Slineh Maynard Evelyn Mayer Cheyenne Emma Morrow Josephine Walsh Sadie Scott James Sullivan Mike Jillson Ed Morrow Kh. R. Bovee R. R E. L. Weed Frank White Dalton Paul Mann

Bunker Hill area notices and travel to Sidney events

Mr and Mrs Glen Bales and family and Henry Schmidt traveled to Sidney Tuesday. Many local residents visited Sidney Wednesday and Thursday. A B H C meeting formed a comfort and quilt blocks and postponed four weeks. A large crowd attended Johnson's grove picnic near Potter. The Pleasant View team beat Bunker Hill in a local ball game. Trade Extension Day set for August 20 in Sidney.

Glen Bales Henry Schmidt Sidney Theo Borcher Clyde Kinton John Engel Paul Meyer Hazel Bales A Adelaide Meyer Will Meyer Frank Gross Frances Gross Lenora Vowell Glen Pete Beyer Fred Beyer’s Wm. Rohdes Johnson’s Grove Potter Bunker, Hill Pleasant View Ilva Beyer Fred Beyer Cash Scott Gross Clarkson Nebr Curt Scott Ray Berry Will Meier Crawford Hot Springs

Rural social notes from South Divide and surroundings

South Divide residents visited family and friends across nearby towns. The Talbot girls from Longmont visited the Hiett and Shaw families. Mrs. Gretenitz from North Platte visited her sister Mrs. Hajek. J Lavern Mitchell called on Leverett Payzant. Jim Walker’s family hosted a visit from J W Brothers. Frances and Gladys McCormick of Lewellen Nebr visited Bernice Foster, who accompanied them home. H H C will not meet for a month due to harvest. Nellie and Helen Mitchell spent time with the Hiett girls. F G Shepherd and son George of Omaha are staying at the E W Hiett home. oO C Dimick’s wheat field caught fire Monday morning, burning about.

Roy Walker Earl Woods Frank Hand Talbot Girls Longmont E. V. Hiett Guy Shaw Charles Greternitz North Platte John Hajek J . Lavern Mitchell Leverett Payzant J. W. Brothers Jim Walker Frances and Gladys McCormick Léwellen Nebr Bernice Foster Bernice Nellie Helen Mitchell Hiett F. G. Shepherd George Omaha E. W. Hiett Oo. C

Wheat loss and social visits noted in local reflections

A fragmentary report records 20 acres of wheat lost with an estimated value of about $1000 near Kiev. Social visits are listed including Mr and Mrs Kilburn at the Robertson home, and various gatherings at the Foster and Robertson households with visitors from Pine Bluffs Falls City Sidney and Sidney.

Kiev Kilburn Robert Robertson Mitchell C. A. Foster Lawrence Davis Frank Lally Mary Hart Lillian Brady Foster McCormick John Brothers Harlan Roy Walker Mr. Brecht Falls City Clyde Robertson

Lodgespole Notes on Visits and Local News

Miss Gladys Nelson of Minden arrived Saturday for a visit at the Perry Bowser home. The Ladies Aid cleared about $23 at the park ice cream social Saturday. Mrs. E. E. House and son Earl left for York to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hayden visited with Mrs. Hayden's parents. Wanda Carleton and others returned from Chadron normal eight weeks of instruction. The Vaughans and relatives left for Estes Park and Colorado. Carl Anderson and others fished at Harris Lake near Oshkosh. Mrs. Ida Rhoades and children visited home folks. Mrs. R. F. Miller and sons returned from two months in Parkersburg. Henrietta Jenik Flemming underwent appendicitis surgery in Marysville California and is recovering. Jean Newett of Sidney visits grandmother. L. R. Barlow left for Lincoln to meet state board of equalization amid plans to raise Cheyenne county real estate assessment 12 percent.

the Park E. E. House Earl York Howard Hayden C. E. Vaughan Vaughan Frank Zalesky Sidney Rose Helen Estes Park Colorado Carl Anderson A. C. Bale Harris Lake Oshkosh Ida Rhoades Walter Bowser Crook Colo R. F. Miller Donald Howard Parkersburg Iowa Arthur Flemming Henrietta Jenik Marysville California Jean %Ewett A. B. Persinger

Bowser Anniversary Hosts Surprise Open House

Cent. Friends and relatives surprised Ed Bowser and wife on their 34th wedding anniversary with a day’s visit and a dinner attended by over 30 guests. They received many gifts, and served ice cream and cake during open house and an afternoon of good wishes.

Ed Bowser James William Harris Oscar Harris Sidney Hattie Doescher Laramie Ethel Frahm Oshkosh Edith Libby Chadron Harris Chappell W. J. Chase Gering

Dr Snell Takes Family To Estes Park Then Plans Return

Dr Snell took his wife and babies and Mrs Snell's mother to Estes park last week. Dr Snell returned home Sunday and will go after them in September. For wheat hauling call 3963.

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Bunker Hill Gladys Nelson Minden Perry Bowser Miss Nelson L. R. Barlow Lincoln State Board of Equalization House of Representatives Mr. Barlow Cheyenne County Edz Bassett’s Pharmacy Cenol Snyder Oxfords Bo I Sidney. Shoe Hospital All Ladies Summer Nebraska
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