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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

11

Sidney Telegraph notes Christmas lights and new Sidney Sales and Commission Co

The Belle M. Stoutenborough club met December 4 in the library rooms with a large attendance. Officers reviewed grammar errors, Emily Post, nutrition, and how bills pass. The meeting amended the hour to 2:30 p.m. next time. A new venture, Sidney Sales and Commission Company, opens in the former Oliver plow building with C. KP. Millett in charge, offering buying selling and exchanging and a furniture refinishing department.

Belle M. Stoutenborough Club Hahler Paquette Emily Post Watate House Lincoln Oliver Plow Sidney Sales and Commission Company C. KP. Millett

Citizens Granted by Cheyenne County Court

A Cheyenne County district court in Sidney with Judge George C. Gillan admitted several residents to United States citizenship. On Monday afternoon the court reviewed cases, with the state v. Dr. Larson trial beginning, and jurors seated late Tuesday. Naturalization certificates were awarded to Frederick Siedow Sidney, Daniel Duncan Potter, Ernest A. Jones Loyde Pole, and Jennie A. Jones Sidney. Peter Joseph Duffy’s hearing continued.

District Court Cheyenne County Sidney George C. Gillan Larson of Gurley United States Frederick Siedow Daniel Duncan Potter Ernest A. Jones Loyde Pole Jennie A. Jones Peter Joseph Duffy

Lawyers Buy Bank Property At $9 050

The former Nebraska State Bank building, defunct, sold at public auction to Attorney W. K. Hodgkin for 9050. He purchased for himself and Attorney C. S. Radcliffe, including the adjacent Bon Ton store and furnishings. Four bidders competed. Dimery was second high. Proceeds go to the guaranty fund commission.

Nebraska State Bank A. J. Jorgenson Nebraska State Guaranty Fund Commission W. K. Hodgkin Hodgkin C. S. Radcliffe Bon Ton Women's Ready To-Wear Guaranty Fund Commission

Local Social Roundup From Potter and Surroundings

Ickes News Ford Smeritt and Allen Overman spent Sunday at a Vdlquartzen's near Hedington. R. J. Wallick visited on the farm with his father. Rev and Mrs Pruitt of Potter called at the Bovee home. Mrs. Rose Neal spent the week in Potter with her sister. Mr Jacobson and Mildred of Potter spent Friday with Mrs Elmer Mayers. Mr and Mrs R. H. Miller and family with Ruth Shinker and the Dirks visited Worth's Thursday evening. The Worths hosted dinner at the L. W. Dirks home in Dalton with several guests. Mrs Ed Walsh and daughters visited, as did Mrs J C Kreader and sons. Juels called on Mrs Charles Mayers Tuesday. Elmer Mayers and Charles Meyers families spent Sunday at B F Carters. J W Etckert and daughters with J C Kreader and sons plus Kreader, Hedlund and Alvera shared Thanksgiving at Dr A E Hedlund's. J C Kreader attended Sidney show Thursday evening. Edna and Elsie Horn of Gurley spent Thanksgiving with their sister Mrs G H Worth. Ruth Shinker visited Friday and Saturday with Edna and Elsie Horn.

Elmer Mayers Charles Meyers Familles B. F. Carter's J. W. Etckert J. C. Kreader J. M. Kreader Pete Hedlund Alvera A. E. Hedlund J .C. Kreader Sidney

Would Mother Like This Sewing Basket or Chair

A playful catalog glimpsed through a newspaper fragment presents a range of home goods including a sewing basket, chair or easy rocker, lamp, spinet desk, library table, and a kitchen cabinet. The tone hints at gift ideas and domestic comfort.

Setting Old Scores and a Birthday Drum Gift

A neighbor who dislikes the narrator tries to ease tension by giving the narrator's son a large loud drum for his birthday. The exchange reveals a brittle snub between neighbors and a child delighted by the noisy gift.

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Ered B. M. S. Club Zfour Ickes News Edna and Elsie Horn G. H. Worth Ruth Shinker Edna Dad Ghichesters Mortine Fee Aiwa Blanchette West New York Winter Garden Pola Negri
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