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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
7
In a tense midnight scene at Lavedan, Bardelys’ ally Valmont contends with a siege led by Saint Eustache and faces a distressed Vicomte as the Vicomtesse erupts in venomous anger. The narrative follows burning loyalties, treason fears, and a fragile household torn by war and scandal.
Sextorp Mr and Mrs George Reetz and children attended the show in Sidney Monday evening. Mrs Lloyd Shaw and Miss Myrtle Nelson spent Sunday at A F E Fisher home. Frank Travis of Dix is working his summer fallow on old A W Olson farm. C H McKee cut and shocked grain for Jess Tompkins on Wednesday. Fredrick Harris called on Robert Nel g on Monday afternoon. George Reetz was a business caller in Potter Tuesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Brett and son Harold spent Sunday evening at Charles McKee home. Homer Fisher who has been combining at Kirk spent Sunday with his family. Herbert Verling and Roy Hildebrand spent Sunday in Sidney and Oshkosh. Jr and Mrs L J Shaw spent Saturday night at their parents home Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson. Mr and Ms Craig and children of Potter spent Sunday evening at C Co Crowell home. Charles McKee called at Ever Larson home Wednesday evening. Church Payne spent Sunday with his chum Arthur Fisher. Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and son Roy and Robert spent Sunday at Ed Morrow home near Dalton. Their cousin Paul who has been a patient in Dalton hospital is much better at this writing. Mr and Mrs Jesse Lambert and children and Mrs Ever Larson were business callers in Potter on Saturday. Elevator will be open from now on all the time and bring in your grain. FARMERS ELEVATOR Fritz Brauer.
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