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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
6
Dick Volckman and family and Fred Bauer and family shopped in Lisco on Wednesday. Many neighbors visit, help with harvest, and attend events. A death shocks the town as six year old Jack Busboom dies after an accidental shooting in Sidney. Funeral services follow in Sidney with local families travelling for gatherings and routine visits across nearby towns.
Fremont residents Mr and Mrs L Niebaum visit John Theis home. Mrs H C Schmale Arlene and Emil return from Wyom. The Wassums visit Sidney. Lauder family and Schmales visit Omel home. Dorothy Theis visits parents. Arnold Thurow calls on Lauder. Theis, Niebaum and Schmale men fish at Harris Lake Friday returning Saturday. Louis and Erwin Schmale attend.
Allen Dykman and family arrived from California and will settle here again. Weay Wrycoff moved to Atlantic Iowa for work. T. J. Hanson from Omaha will stay ten days with his parents. Commissioner Joe Nelson buys a new Packard in Scottsbluff. American Legion auxiliary meets Aug 28 led by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Hite. Methodist picnic held at the grove after Sunday services. Raymond Johnson owns a new Ford sedan. John Witt visited home after his sister’s death in the eastern state. Mrs. Rose Hite visited with her twin sister in Vandalia Illinois and relatives from Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dean attended their son Max’s wedding at Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Roy Baird of Longmont Colorado visited last Friday. Mrs. Matilda Anderson and grandson Morris Hendrickson returned from a vacation in Greeley Colorado. Mrs. John Seyfang and Edna returned from a vacation in Washington and Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Callaway and son Jimmy of Kimball spent Sunday here. Emil Nelson returned from Denver with a new Graham Paige car. Ford Weikhorst and daughters Minnie and Catherine spent Monday in Cheyenne. Leo E. Osborn of Sidney was here on business last Friday. Mrs. Henry Wycoff was seriously scalded by a kettle accident last Friday.
The funeral of Adrian Brockels was held Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J A Talish and children Mrs Bessie Rabe Mr and Mrs L K Omel and family John Omel and Clyde Boag attended the service. Mrs Albert Allen visited with Mrs Mike Lauder last week. Miss Huffaker departed Thursday for her eastern home. Ruth Wise and Lois Huffaker joined a party for Maxine Olson while sons Sidney called Saturday. Mrs Halsey assisted Mrs W W Wasum with her chores early in the week.
A woman was burned when boiling beans spilled on her arm and face. She is under Dr Callaghan care with Mrs Mangum assisting. In other notes, Mr and Mrs C C Hansen visited friends at Chappell Sunday. Cy Fisher and nephew Byrle Zirkle returned from California. Mrs Fisher remained to stay with her daughter and newborn grandchild.
Elgin introduces a strong wrist watch lineup with new models in both lines at the Gift Shop, highlighting value for money amid ongoing sales push.
We are now taking applications for drivers licenses to be issued September 1st and must be had by October 1st. Please apply early. E. H. Biggs, 96 98 County Treasurer. Wesselton diamonds known the world over. The finest gems cut. If you are in the market you will be glad to get our prices before you buy. The
The record notes the continuation of commissioners proceedings describing the opening under bridge No. 426.86 and the posed premises, with further details pending on the described site and related actions.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners resolves to accept and execute the Union Pacific railroad contract. The agreement runs 25 years from August 1 1929 with covenants and remedies for breach, nonuse, and assignment restrictions, and includes record of adoption at Sidney on August 20 1929 with official attestation and adjournment set for September 3 1929.
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