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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
11
White Cove Valley reports visits at P. R. Bells and homes of Beebe and McDonnell during the week. threshers quit after rain. many neighbors travel to Crook Sedgwick Sidney and Chadron for errands. Lodge Pole Old Settlers picnic planned for September with booster trip. school opens August 31. social events include 500 club gathering and visits by multiple families from Haxtun Lincoln Gurley and Julesburg.
North Sidney Walter Wolverton learns of his sister's death as relatives travel to the funeral. Community members, including Sparks and Neary families, host gatherings, visits span several towns, and local clubs like University club and Lorenzo Dance Club hold events. Various residents and visitors are listed with illnesses, travel, callers, and social engagements across Sidney and nearby areas.
Mrs Floyd Treblick and children returned from Omaha on Tuesday. Lawrence Treblick was taken to Omaha for an eye injury after a slingshot incident. eye remains bandaged but recovery is steady. Miss Mary Kaci of Schuyler arrived Tuesday to help care for Angela Pollster who broke her leg last week. Mr and Mrs L H House of Hax tun visited their son E E House and family. Miss Lucille Rubado left Monday for Denver to enter St Anthony's hospital to train as a nurse, accompanied by Father Hallie of Chappell and a friend from Oshkosh. The body of G L Cook, pioneer settler, arrived on No 3 Friday for burial. services held at the MFEutsch Friday afternoon. six Legion pallbearers. Deceased was 14 years and four months old, long-time resident at Fairfield, Neb with brother Alem. Also notes Omaha visitations and travel plans to Lake City for a vacation.
Lorenzo Green of Burns and Charles Green call on Robert Schwertzberger. Fleming and Smith enjoy a fishing trip by Ogallala. Case family dine with Boltons in Sidney. Claus Struve buys a new Ford. Fleming and Phelps ladies shop in Peetz with Agnes. Compton of Burley prepares for Omaha trip via Albion and Iowa. Walker family visits Jorgenson in Dix. Harve Jacobson visits parents. Crosby hosts dinner for Lt. B. Compton and daughter Betty and Clyde Robertson and son Keith.
North Divide student Aden Jones attends summer school in Sidney. A social page notes Mrs. Braash and Martha visit Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Spiker host a sister‑in‑law from Fort Collins. local gatherings include the North Ridney club with about twenty members and six visitors at Mrs. Benny Johnsen’s. The article records visits, meals, a funeral in Pilger, helpers at Sparks’s home, and a pig club picnic, with several neighborhood families named.
Fred Parks announces he has taken a desk with W P Miles and entered general law practice. He also associates with leading insurance companies to conduct general insurance business, specializing in automobile insurance, inviting friends to visit.
An ad offers a $2,000 to $2,300 loan at 6 percent from W. P. Mites and invites calls. It also promotes farm lighting battery sales with J. H. Berland and a liberal allowance for old batteries toward a new Westinghouse unit.
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