Local notes from Sidney see-many gatherings and town updates
Mrs S Rooney of Salida visits sister Mrs Radcliff in Sidney while Joe Miller of Bridgeport is seen downtown. County Attorney Gapen leaves for eastern state work. Mrs Mary Stevenson returns improved from hospital in Omaha. Mrs A A Rudd heads to Ong Neb with husband. Mrs McDaniel travels to Lincoln for a visit. B A Lathrop reports good telephone service after a trip. Ed Yaegel buys two Front street lots for a future stone building. Will Gerhart, Spokane lumber magnate and former Lodgepole resident, in town. Mr and Mrs Greenlee and sons visit Mr Greenlee's mother in York for turkey. Local road travel and harvest wax strong. 37 loads of grain into town. Cheyenne county harvest records high. A wagon of tame ducks sells fast. Thanksgiving quiet. union services at Lutheran church. Numerous small dinner parties and goodwill. Mr and Mrs Chadwick, new railroad land buyers east of town, plan spring market. Shelton Brothers of Omaha survey 12,000-acre Sidney land sale. Sheriff McDaniel and Bert Bates escort Miller and Moore to penitentiary. Dr J P Duillard to Lincoln for alcoholism treatment. W S Rodman of Rodman Loveden Land Company establishes Sidney real estate office. Oberfelder & Co plan stone two story building after fire limits ordinance. paving way for new wall and stone work.
Farmers Institute promotes agricultural education in Lincoln
Department of Agriculture experts led an institute to modernize soil culture and livestock practices. Lecturers Hull and Ashburn shared practical farming methods, stressing cost, profits, and disciplined application. Local attendance praised despite low turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Department
Hull
Siworth
Ashburn
Thei
Death of Mrs Hite Died at Daughter's Home in Nebraska
Mrs Margaret Hite died Thursday night in her eighty second year at the home of her daughter Mrs M Bickett. The body will be taken to Atlantic Iowa for burial. Born in Huntington county Pennsylvania, she lived there until about nine years ago when her husband died and she moved to Iowa to live with her daughter and later moved to Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hite
M. Bickett
Atlantic
Iowa
Thanksgiving Dance At Tobin Opera House A Hit
The Sid ney Orchestra held a semi monthly Thanksgiving Eve dance at Tobin opera house. Attendance and receipts were strong as patrons praised the unusually good music. The orchestra plans to add new dance tunes and will host another event Christmas night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Tobin Opera House
Atate
Land Transfers
Land transfers listing several deeds with buyers and sellers in Sidney, Bayard, Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Notable transfers include R A Barlow to J Penfield and R J Tate to W Krueger et al with amounts ranging from 500 to 4480 dollars. Lincoln Land Co to CC Nelson and A M Portrey to J F Goding also appear with listed parcel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Tate
W. Krueger
E. C. Smith
Dedrick
Sidney
Lincoln Land
Nelson
Bie
Bridgeport
A. M. Portrey
J. F. Goding
Wallace man to build home on Cheyenne county land
Fred Stowe of Wallace Nebraska has filed on a section of Cheyenne county land and plans to begin constructing a residence soon, after which he will bring his family to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stowe
Wallace
Neb
Cheyenne County
Ed Larson Returns to Cheyenne County to Farm Next Season
Ed Larson, previously working as a blacksmith in Denver for months, has moved back to Cheyenne County with plans to farm extensively next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Larson
Denver
Cheyenne County
Thanksgiving in Sidney Visible in Local Notices
A harvest of small town social notes shows Eugene Line of Lodgepole, Grace Humphrey of Bridgeport, and Margueret McLernon visiting Sidney for Thanksgiving. Local farm activity, births, health and church events appear alongside small business moves and reminders for the December 12 Christmas Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Line
Lodgepole
Grace Humphrey
Bridgeport
Union Pacific and City Rail News From the East
Day Guardmaster Costello visits the east while U P Operator Kidd plans a Kansas City vacation. The Sunol aidétrack gains 1000 feet and Brakeman Carter suffers a hand injury at Archer. Alliance depot burned and set for replacement. William Kingelty back on switch engine after rheumatism. Cheyenne landscape gardener Swaiger works on year’s plan. City park to showcase two beds of rogen and lilies with refreshed mulching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Kidd
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Sunol
Carter
Archer
Burlington
Alliance
Frei Dawson
Pacific Hotel Department
W. C. Zink
San Francisco
E.C. Phillipe
Omaha
Charles W. Swaiger
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railway
School Notes Reflect Busy Week at Local District
Mrs Ravert led grammar classes during C P Chambers brief illness. Fourth grade room hosted Miss Studt Ackerman Oberfelder and Kane. Miss Frances McCoy from Lodgepole visited en route to Thanksgiving. high school held brief program with joined grades. Miss Anta McFadden traveled to Denver for eye specialist. Miss Nettie Ackerman covered her class. A crowd visited Miss Hiett room for a fine program. Mr Oberfelder toured departments praising work. high school address well received. hopes to see him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravert
C. P. Chambers
Studt, Ackerman
Oberfelder
Kane
Frances McCoy
Lodgepole
Sidney
Alliance
Frvst
Anta McFadden
Denver
Nettie Ackerman
Miss McFadden
Two Merry Tramps with New Music at Opera House
Wood and Ward present a rewritten version of Two Merry Tramps with 4 new numbers including The Bell of Bartekirke A Tale of a Religion Hare and The Trust Buster. The attraction plays at the opera house on Tuesday December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood & Ward
Bartekirke
Hare
Opera House
Lodge Officers Elected and Christmas Fair Highlight
Sidney Lodge No 91 I O O F elects J J Parks N G and W Oosterhoudt along with Neubauer Wright Sweet and Dawson as officers. Cheyenne Encampment No 19 names Osgood Parks and Oosterhoudt plus Grannemian Neubauer and Kruse in key posts. A Christmas Fair at the Tobin Opera House on Wednesday December 12 at 3 pm brings the festive note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lodge No
J. J. Parks
Cheyenne
LO. O.F
E. P. Osgood
C. P. J.J. Parka
S. W. W. Oosterhoudt
J. W. A. Grannemian
H. P. L. Neubauer
Scribe
C. M. Wright
Tress
E. Kruse
A. K. Greenlee
T. B. Dawnon
Trustees
Tobin Opera House
Supper Promised at Tobin Opera House Wednesday
Citizens are urged not to miss the Tobin Opera House event on Wednesday at 5 p m with supper served at that hour. Officials emphasize preparing early to ensure seating and dining preparedness for all attendees.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.W. Hornaday Neubauer Building
Sidney, Neb
Home Bakery
Sea Loaf
E. E. Rumsey Sidney, Neb
Krug’s
Fred W. Vath
First National Bank
THE
E. J. Sweet
Telegraph
Farmers’ Institute
Mrs. S. Rooney
Salida, Colo
Mrs. Radcliff
Joe Miller
Gapen
Mary Stevenson
A. A. Rudd
Ong. Neb
Mrs. McDaniel
Capital
B. A. Lathrop
Ed. Yaegel
Lota
Front Street
W. P. Miles
Will Gerhart
Spokane, Wash
Mrs. Greenlee
Albert
Roy
York
Mr. Greenlee
Chadwick
Shelton Brothers of
St. George Cattle Company
McDaniel
Bert Bates
Miller and Moore
Grimes
J. P. Duillard
W. S. Rodman
Rodman- Loveden Land Company
Oberfelder & Co
Yaegel’s Restaurant
Metropolitan Hotel
the Farmers’ Institute
Hite
R. A. Barlow
J. Penfield
E. H. Colvin To
W. W. Dempster
K. Cummiings
J. C. “Gliver
G. E. Swan
S. Dudrick
M. 1
Bullard
Au Stenria
South Bayard
C. Calkins
J. W. Parton
BE. M. Miles
E. R. _Yuegle
E. M. Young
T. H. Pollock
Frank Rowan
Mrs. Rowan
Miss Margueret McLernon
Mise
Potter
Leon Fine
Sterling
Mrs. S. Fishman
Carl Wagner
North River Way
Knox
Mrs. Stewitts
Marguerite
Brownell Hall
Mrs. A. Greenlee
Mrs. A. Knox
Sidney Draw
Sagred
Amelis Johnson
North Divide
Mrs. W. P. Miles
Eva
Mildred
P. J. Dunn
North River
W. C. Bullock
Mr. Bullock
Denel County
Woodmen of
America
Cy Kelly
Ogalala News
Luther P. Ludden
D. D
Board of Home Missions
Lutheran Church
Fred “Schank
Lodgepole Precinct
Arlington
Oberfelder Clothing Company
Mary
SELZ
Railroad Notes
Costello
Gordon
William Kingelty
D. J. Scanlon
Fleath & Milligan
E.R. Yaegle
Harper & Wright
Frank Pierson
ODD Fellows
Swan Dedrick
Wm. Gates
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