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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1922

Page

13

Rain Restores Dry Spring Near Spring Canyon

An inch of rain Thursday night followed by another inch Friday and a Sunday shower revived dry ground after a spell of hot weather. Old Mother Earth looks better. corn is praised as thriving. Local residents—Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Bell, Mus Beebe, George and Ruth McCall—visited Sterling. Water irrigation ends soon as North Sterling ditch usage ends. Residents travel between Sterling and Crook for errands and social events. A Wynot Crook dance with Omaha orchestra drew a large crowd. Community notes cover schooling, threshing help, visits, and preparations for seeding amid improving ground conditions.

P. R. Bell Mus Cat Beebe George Ruth McCall Sterling Sterling Ditch Grandpa McKelvey Arthur McKelvey Carl Summers Crook Agnes Sutter Sidney Sam Pollock Roy Gregory Summers Mrs. Crawford Dunk Dan Beebe Jesse Moon Ray Sheffield Gladys Sutter Bert Hilliard Albert Hilliard J. C. Miles E. A. Buckley George McCall Sterling’s Earl Binney Burdette Sharp

Threshing in full swing in Sidney area notes

Grand Prairie reports threshing active with Wheat yields mentioned. Visitors include Mrs Reinera with Mrs Weaver and Miss Pierson aiding Mrs Jahns. Alva Hart family, Mildred Hart, and others shop and dine in Sidney. Earl Burke returns from harvest work. Will Frerichs yields 94 bushels per acre. Summer flu hits Paul Reimers and LeMoine Johnson.

Reinera A. G. Weaver Hazel Pierson E. A. Jahns Florence Frerida Beebe Alva Hart Mildred Sidney Earl Burke Johnson Brothers Stromsburg Frank Tandgren Sund Holm Emil Peterson Alec Pierson FE. A. Johnson Will and Albert Johnson Walter Hernbloom’s Wiking Isaac Olson Wilian Will Frerichs Jennie Hunicutt Hart Paul Reimers LeMoine Johnson

Huntsman W M B Club meeting with Mrs Basboom

The Huntsman W M B Club met August 16 with seven members and five visitors. Mrs Basboom, who plans to move near Hastings year end, served a wonderful two course lunch. A millinery class met with Mrs Kinton, delegates attended a recent millinery school, and several couples picnicked at Bwatzlander's Grove with well filled baskets and enjoyed the day.

W. M. B. Club Hans Basboom

Local Center Socials and Visits Reported

Mrs M E Webster called at the B C G Edens home Tuesday. Mrs A D Rose and children motored to Sidney Wednesday. Mrs O E Osborn returned from Buffalo Wyoming. Mrs J A Powell and son Kenneth motored to Dalton. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs H E Netherland on Thursday August 17. Mr and Mrs E W Roberts and daughter Helen called at the Dave Brown home Thursday. Mr and Mrs J Bancroft and family called at the C A Bancroft home Friday evening. Miss Agnes Yadine returned from Kearney Nebraska where she attended summer school. Mr and Mrs 8 W Scott and daughter Doris motored to Dalton Saturday. Large crowd attended the dance at the W Scott home Saturday. Mr and Mrs FE W Roberts and daughter Helen took supper at the B G Edens home Friday. Mr and Mrs Ed Mayers and family called at the A W Jobe home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs C A Bancroft were Sunday dinner guests at the J M Netherland home. Mrs A F Ferrier and children and several others called on Mrs H E Netherland Monday. Mr and Mrs 8 W Scott motored to Chappell Monday.

M. E. Webster B. CG Dave Brown Helen B. G. Edens Ed Mayers A. W Babe Tony Folks Doris Scott H. E. Netherland 8. W. Scott Chappell

Local Social Notes and Community Activities

Mr and Mrs Tom Barnes and children and Herbert and LaReta Verling spent Sunday afternoon picnicking at the Point of Rocks. A profitable Ladies Community Sewing Club meeting was held Thursday afternoon at Ea Sanders home marking their first season in millinery. Mr and Mrs George Reetz and son and Miss Laura Noe visited Herman Schubarth home. Ed Morrow and children Emma and Paul were guests of Peter Nelson and family. A portion from the vicinity attended a free picture show Saturday afternoon. Mr Boggs visits with friends this week. Mrs Elites Fisher and daughter Florence and granddaughter visited Geo Reetz household Sunday. Many attended the sacred concert at the M E church in Potter Sunday evening with Oscar Bennett from Sidney singing. Miss Alice Nelson helps Mrs Herman Schubarth cook for threshers this week. Miss Hildur Carlson who stayed with Aunt Mrs BE H Sanders returned home. Mrs George Reetz and son and Miss Noe attended bake sales in Potter Saturday. Peter Nelson bought a Buick from Leo Bartholomew of Sidney.

Tom Barnes Herbert LaReta Verling Point Fof Rocks Ladies’ Community Sewing Club Ea Sanders George Reetz Laura Noe Herman Schubarth Ed Morrow Emma and Paul Alice Nelson Herman Schubardth Hildur Carlson BE. H. Sanders Noe Potter Peter Nelson Leo Bartholomew Sidney

Ickes News and Local Social Roster

Mrs Jas Nernd of Gering arrived Monday for a week's visit with her sister Mrs Geo Worth. Weed and Paul Weible treated threshers to ice and cake Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs G H Worth John Davison spent Tuesday evening at Sanl Weible's. Several families including R H Vickers from Edgar Neb visited relatives this week. Emma Morrow and Paul spent Sunday at Pete Nelson's. Many local families shared a picnic at Greenwood Sunday. Ed Morrow and Leone Mowrer visited Friday. Mrs J C Kreader rode to Sidney Wednesday. Boggs and daughter Edna from Scottsbluff stayed at Ed Morrow's Monday night. Denver trip noted for the next day. John Gettelsen and children from North Bend visited the Weed home.

Jas, Nernd Gering Geo. Worth EL . Weed Paul Weible G. H. Worth John Davison Sanl Weible G. J. Worth Sidney R. H. Vickers Edgar Nebraska Morrow Emma Master Paul Pete Nelson J. W. Eckert S. W. Eckert R. H. Foster John Eckert Bert Davison Mary Davison Ed Peters Herman Johns Josephine Clara Johns Central City E. T. Weed Denver John Gettefsen North Bend Weed

Maple Grove Resident Injured At Kreuger Lake

Maple Grove local Helen Johnson cut her leg badly while wading in Kreuger Lake last week. She was taken to Sidney to the N. E. Witters home and remains unable to travel home. Many locals, including Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lund and son, visited friends and relatives over the past week.

Helen Johnson Kreuger Lake Sidney N. E. Witters A. Lund and Son Lodgepole Thor Rasmussen Warren Calkins W. T. Sharmaps Bob Ruhter Frank Christensen Ed Miles W. Y. Miles Nels Johnson Mons Johnson Herman Andre Huntsman P. Hogue Bert Sharman Wm. Sharman Bert California Will Johnson Helen J. A. Lund W. T. Sharman A. K .Anderson Estes Park Flden Cooley John Olson

Community Notes From Sidney And Nearby Towns

North Divide visitors Will Soll and Mrs. J A Chonai hosted relatives last week before traveling to Cheyenne and Colorado. Others visiting included Mrs Walter Wassum Hele and Isaac Jones family. The Metz children from Sidney with John Jones family. Herman Heaston from Gresham visiting Floyd Heaston. Chas Jones renting Floyd Heaston farm. Uncle Sam Donaldson visiting Falls City with daughter Mrs Frank Kinton. Farmers threshing in fine weather. Opal Spiker and Isaac Jones improving from asthma. Henry Ehmke owns a new touring car. Ray Frame family dined with Frank Kinton. Henry Braasch and sons visited Sidney. Floyd Heaston family plan to move to Gresham. Heaston to stay until affairs settled.

Will Soll Scriber J. A. Chonai Cheyenne Colorado Walter Wassum Helechild Clarks Isaac Jones Metz Sidney John Jones Herman Blankey Herman Heaston Gresham Floyd Chas, Jones Floyd Heaston Sam Donaldson Burlington Falls City Frank Kinton Donaldson T. C. Spiker Miss Opal Henry Ehmke Ray Frame Henry Braasch Mr. Heaston

Dalton Milling urges farmers to swap wheat for flour in Sidney

Attention Farmers. Dalton Milling Company reminds nearby farmers it pays to come to Dalton and exchange wheat for flour. Last year many traveled up to 70 miles and saved by selling wheat for flour. Dalton Mills, the largest and finest equipped mill in the west, offers quick service and strong flour.

Dalton Milling Company Sidney Dalton West

Dr. M. E. Pettibone Dentist Office Over Music Store

Dr. M. E. Pettibone offers dental services from an office located above The Larsen Music Store at Pheme 419.

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