Local notes and business visits in Sidney region
Burke Candy Kitchen advertises assorted chocolate candy at 25¢ per pound. Numerous short mentions of residents and visitors in Sidney on Monday through Thursday, including Brauer, Walters, Nelson, Zalesky, Kedick, Vogler, Nelson, Sullivan, Jordan, Tompkins, Armuth, Neick, Langley, Schubarth, Schow, Mantor, Christenson, Fleming, Weeden, Fine, Parks, Allington, Uptegrove, Phelps, Clarkson, Barker, Ronald, and others. Fire damages a Dodge coupe. Buick agency sale to John and Frank Habler of North Platte and Sidney respectively, with Roy Logan stepping away.
Sunday Mass Schedule and Services
Sundays offer Mass at 7 00 a m and 3 30 a m with rosary and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekdays Mass at 9 00 a m Rev Anton Link conducts services.
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Anton Link
Sunday church services and Sunday school schedule
Bible school at 10:00 a. m Communion and preaching at 11:00. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. H. M. Mitchell, Minister. CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evensong at 7:30. Kimball 11 a. m. Thomas Melrose, Rector. UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday, August 16 1028. Sidney Holy Trinky Morning worship with sermon at 11 a. m. The subject of the pastor's sermon will be Those Spiritual Gifts. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Services and Sunday school at 2:30 in the afternoon.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
H. M. Mitchell
Kimball
Thomas Melrose
Gurley Grace Church Announces Services
Gurley Grace Church invites parishioners to a church school session at 10 a m and an evening worship with a sermon at 8 p m. Pastor W T Kahse D D extends the cordial invitation to all seeking spiritual guidance.
Methodist Church Announces Weekend Services and Membership Plans
The sermon will be Behold the Lamb of God. The Lord's Supper will be observed. Franklin Hornaday will sing in the morning, soon leaving for Denver for voice culture. Fern Poquette sings in the evening. Rev. Raub preaches. August 29 doors open for new members or transfer of letters. September 1 closes the church fiscal year. Annual conference at Lincoln on the second Monday of September.
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Franklin Hornaday
Franklin
Denver
Fern Poquette
Fern
Raub
Lincoln
Local and Personal News Mentions
Miss Catherine Brown of Gering spent the weekend in this city visiting with friends. E Vogler of Kimball transacted business in Sidney on Wednesday. Fred J. Beyer was a business caller at the county seat on Wednesday. John Christensen of Potter was a viewer in Sidney on Wednesday. Leé W. Johnson was a Sunol visitor in this city on Wednesday. F B Howerter of Lodge Pole had business in Sidney on Wednesday. Claude Morhead was a Lodge Pole visitor to Sidney on Wednesday. Paul Draper of Dalton transacted business at the courthouse on Wednesday. Reynold Perry and family of Marquette Nebr are visiting relatives in this city. Robert Oberfelder is spending the week in Colorado for mining interests. Miss Marjorie Kahl returned Wednesday from Wheatland Wy where she had been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. R Slawson of Lodge Pole spent Friday and Saturday in this city with the F N Slawson family. Mrs. D F Bassett left Saturday evening for an extended visit in Los Angeles and southern California. Miss Bernice Clarkson now employed in the ladies ready to wear department of the J B Byars company taking the place of Mrs Nell Puthoff, who has gone to Carroll Ia.
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Bernice Clarkson
J. B. Byars Company
Nell Puthoff
Carroll, Ia
Sidney and area business visitors recorded in brief
William Neinhauser transacted business in Sidney on Tuesday. Charles Walker of the south divide was in this city Monday on business. R. B. Hill of Potter transacted business at the court house on Saturday. Mrs. R. W. Woods of Overton is visiting with her sister, Mrs. W. Jd. Perry.
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Jess Tompkins
Potter
Court House
Ernest Langley
South Divide
Sidney
William Neinhauser
Charles Walker
R. B. Hill
R. W. Woods of
Overton
Mrs. W. Jd. Perry
Jesse Taylor of Kimball Visited City on Business
Jesse Taylor of Kimball spent the fore part of the week in this city on business. He met with local merchants and discussed potential commercial opportunities during his stay.
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Jesse Taylor
Kimball
Mrs Halston and Daughter Visit Omaha Friends
Mrs D Halston and her daughter Mabel spent last week in Omaha visiting friends and relatives.
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D. Halston
Mabel
Omaha
Uptegrove and Tanner Headed for Tander Wyoming
E. L. Uptegrove and A. E. Tanner departed Thursday to Tander Wyoming for a two week fishing trip.
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E. L. Uptegrove
A. E.tanner
Tander, Wyo
Trade fine hotel for land and cash in Cheyenne county
A first class thriving Nebraska hotel in a profitable business is offered for trade for Cheyenne county land and part cash. Owner Fred Parks seeks retirement after 35 years in business. Call to inspect if interested.
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Nebraska City
Cheyenne County
Fred Parks
Sprenger Family Hospitality and Sidney Visit Notes
West Sidney residents host and visit multiple local families during Sunday and midweek gatherings. Beloit visitors F W Harlow and J Lingwall join Sprenger and Lingwall households for dinners and shopping trips. Local activity includes funerals, church attendance, and farm work with neighbors such as Hammond, Kragel, Kragel, and Scheer noted.
Local Notes From Potter and Sidney Area
Mrs Anna Lingwall and Edna Hammond are mentioned in social notes. The recent rains delay threshing in the community. Mr and Mrs C A Glassburn and Addicaml Dewitt spent Saturday evening at the F A Glassburn home in Sidney.
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Edna
Earl
Martha Hammond
Helen, Francis
Marion Seaver
L. Scheer
John Lingwall
Anna Lingwall
Potter
Edna Hammond
W. E. Chambers
C. A. Glassburn
Addicaml Dewitt
F. A. Glassburn
Sidney
Vehicle Lighting and Brakes Ordinance Notice
City ordinance requires every motor vehicle to have brakes and a muffler, a bell or horn, and to display white lights at night with a red reverse light. The cut out must be kept closed within city limits. Chief J. J. Wait issues the notice.
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J. J. Wait
Note to Modern Woodmen meeting announced
The next regular meeting night will be Friday night August 21 at the I O O F hall. District Deputy L D Holeton of Trenton Nebraska and Special Deputy F N Hurst of Wray Colorado will be in attendance. A class of candidates will be initiated. All members are urged to be present. C M Wright Clerk.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
L. D., Holeton
Trenton
Nebr
F. N. Hurst
Wray, Colo
C. M. Wright
Nebraska Road Weed Mowing Duty Notice
Notice under Paragraph 2701 of Nebraska law requires landowners to mow or destroy weeds along public roads running along their lands once yearly between July 15 and August 15. If neglected, road overseers will perform the work and expenses assessed to each tract of land.
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Nebraska
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the Telegraph
Ny. 1
Col
V. F. Kucera
N. R. Deaver
R. M. Adams
Geo. W. Messing
Sidney, Nebr
John I. Scofield
West 3Rd
B. W. Bonham
Schulenberg
John Schulenburg
Salem
Pietertje
Inquire
W. Ltd
John Daugherty
O. G. Maley
E. B. Miller
Dalton, Nebr
Gurley
H. W. Ells
Chas. Hornaday
J. W. Johnson
L. H. Beyer, Sidney, Nebr
400 East 2Nd 8Th
W. 3Rd
W. J. Perry
East 4Th
Central School
Francis
Ae Herbert
High School
F.siedow
B. St
C. M. Hadley
Livoni & Fon
Sidney Bream
Radcliffe
G. P. Kratz
H. T. Doran
J. W. Harper
D. J. Walsh
Dalton
Sidney-Bridgeport
John R. Craighead
Gaylord St
Colo
R. E. Box
Sidney Ice and Storage Co
Dreas
Johnson, Hardy Apts
R. E. L. Jackson
Ted Brooks
W. 10Th. St
Burke Candy Kitchen
R. C. Brauer
Noah Walters
Lodge Pole
Joseph Nelson
John Zalesky
Sunol
L. O. Kedick
Joe Henri
George Vogler
Delton
G. B. Nelson
Lorenso
James Sullivan
Claud Jordan of
Herman Armuth of
Strotman
Charles Neick
Art Schubarth
Mrs. Schow
Andrew
St. Paul, Nebr
L. K. Nelson Home
Harry Mantor
Torrington
Wyo
Howard A. Christenson
Iddge Pole
George Fleming
Lorenzo
Mrs. W. R. Weeden
Yellowstone National Park
Leon Fine
Harold Parks
Ord
J. J. Parks
Fred
Bert. Allington
L. E. Allington
Henry Parlat
A. E. Phelps
W. J. Clarkson
P.W. Barker
Parco
Ronald
Paul Heineman
North Platte
Buick
Hahlers
John Hahler
Frank Hahler
Roy F. Logan
Hablers
Frank Habler
Busic North Platte Tribune
Christ Church Episcopal
United Lutheran Church
Holy Trinky
Potter First Church
W. T. Kahse, D. D
Catherine Brown of
Gering
E. Vogler
Fred J. Beyer
John Christensen
Leé W. Johnson
F. B. Howerter
Claude Morhead
Paul Draper
Reynold Perry
Marquette
Robert
Oberfelder
Colorado
Marjorie Kahl
Wheatland
Mrs. R. Slawson
F. N. Slawson
D. F. Bassett
Los Angeles
California
West Sidney
Alfred Sprenger
Bf.f. Harlow
Beloit
Kaw
Charley Sprenger
Christenia Sprenger
F. W. Harlow
Addie and
Dewitt
Herbert Glassburn
C. Walter
A. Sprenger
Ralph Killham
A. M. Anderson
John Lingwall and Son
Kan
Harlow
Sprenger
EB. A. Selover
H. J. Hammond
Pete Howe
JR. E. Hammond
Delores Carleton
F. H. Kragel
Gerald Nathlich
Elmer Kragel
Dr. Walters
F. Klentz
F. Kragel Farm
Mrs. J. Lingwall and Son
C. Sprenger Home
J. W. Billeter
Good Farms
Livoni & Cozad
U. P. Depot
F. R. Underwood
Mgr
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Korn Lincoln
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