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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
9
Grand Prairie residents Mrs W O Johnson and daughters along with other families visited in Sidney on Wednesday. Various calls, dinners, and weekend visits noted among the Johnson, Irwin, Welton, Jorgensen, Planck, and Rupert families. George Welton from Cumberland, Indiana, stayed with brother Charles Welton. several gatherings at Jorgensen and Bowman homes and farm visits around Sid ney and Lodge Pole.
Local notes cover visits and greetings among Lorenzo residents. Frank Radditz and family hosted guests. club meetings with 17 women, tokens and handkerchiefs. socials with five cream suppers. multiple visits between Lorenzo, Sterling, Sidney, and Chimney Canons. Occasional travels to North Bend and Stratton noted.
Combining is in full swing at present and farmers are receiving strong prices for wheat. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and daughter Margaret of Omaha spent Saturday at the Bert Allington home after a California outing. Mrs. Hedley of Alliance, J. W. Billeter’s niece, visited last week. Miss Marie Thompson works at the J. E. Hill eating house. G. W. Barlow owns a new Buick sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Mons Johnson and granddaughter Mildred Hoagland of Denver visited the W. W. Craig home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Firth Booth called on relatives.
Wheat surplus wiped out and prices rising as harvest nears. Farmers in Kansas Nebraska the Dakotas and Montana consider storing wheat on the farm to hold for higher winter prices. Experts estimate holding 1000 bushel bins could yield about 400 dollars or nearly 300 percent on storage cost by January.
Mr and Mrs Jack Hannah and son visit Lindley home while Gladys Sweet dines with Bert Allington. School building contract awarded with 60 day material-led finish. Jay Reetz hurt in tractor crash. George and Fred depart for Bloomfield. Sunol and surrounding area host callers, shoppers, and family visits across the week.
Mr and Mrs George Reetz shopped in Kimball Friday afternoon Mrs Howard Yost and Mrs Ray Johnson shopped in Potter Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Dresser and Ardis spent Thursday with Mrs. Wassum. Mae Hernbloom and Mrs. Hernbloom visited Bertha Omel and Dorothy Theis. Mrs. John Theis called on Mrs. Omel. Various neighbors including the Sauders, Jeniks, Neibaums, and Johnsons visited Omel, Theis, and Sauder homes throughout the week. Mae Hernbloom stayed overnight with Bertha Omel. A surprise party for Mike Sauder drew many attendees.
Local New York Life Company agent resides at 1128 Thirteenth Avenue and can be reached by telephone at 566 LJ 91 TF.
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