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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
3
Center residents share Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Sidney and nearby communities. Families report illnesses, hospital stays, and travel while school programs at Center and Harmony attract audiences. Prayerful gatherings and charitable efforts supported by local families mark the holiday period.
County actions include leasing land to J W Billeter for ten years from 1929 at six dollars annually. Bids invited for county printing for 1929 with sealed bids due January 1 1929. Printing duties listed include tax rolls notices audits jail rules and more. Adjournment to January 1 1929. Christmas notices and local ads follow.
West Sidney residents and guests joined the M I club at the Reineka home for Thanksgiving as snow threatened. O G Olson and family visited from Oakland. Arvin Livingston and family shared Thanksgiving with Fred Livingston in Sidney. Louie Scheer shopped locally, while Ted Huff and children visited Lodge Pole relatives. A newborn son died after birth at home of Mr and Mrs Frank Klentz. community sympathy offered. St Paul church ladies met for an all day meeting at Mrs L Stheer’s. Lulu Reineka and the Olson sisters visited Sidney. Vernon Livingston with Nellie Davis dined with Arvin Livingston. L A Scriber hosted relatives from eastern Nebraska over Thanksgiving. Lloyd Reineka and Arthur Vogel called on Charles Sprenger, and George Shaw and children, Dolf Edwards, Arthur Vogel dined with C L Walters. Alfred Sprenger and son shopped in Sidney. Also advertised are a genuine Buba bracelet watch sale at Lockwood’s Jewelry and a promotion for 24 Bluhill Coffee.
Pleasant View families share visits and gatherings during the week. Names mentioned include Gemeinhardt Miller Hilpert Morrow Behrends Pontius Schubarth Borcher Mahrone and Denver visitors Adolph Mahrone W. R. J. E. Morrow. events include dinners, birthday party at Peter Nelson home and multiple friendly calls.
Misses Lucille Higgins and Jessie Goding return from Chadron for holidays. Families visit in Fremont and eastern Nebraska. Local events include a Thanksgiving dinner at the Snocker home and a Ladies Aid bazaar on December 8. American Legion Auxiliary officers elected. Football game in Denver attended by local residents. Miss Cherryblossom operetta set for December 7 at Seyfang Theatre. Potter residents at family reunions and visits across the region.
South Colton residents including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt and family shopped in Sidney on Wednesday. Mrs. John George visited with Mrs. H. J. Elsen and family on Monday afternoon. Little George Petre spent time with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John George, last week. The Elsen family and Curtis Elsen shopped in Sidney Wednesday morning. Leo Koester, Clemmons Deaver, and H. J. Elsen and children visited the John George home Sunday. Attendees at the John Novotny sale last Tuesday included John George, W. L. Needham, H. J. Elsen, Ignatz Meick and sons Tony and John.
Bill George called at A A. Bauer's Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Deaver and sons were Sidney visitors last Saturday. Mrs. John George and sons Bill and Charles, and little George Petre enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ross. H. J. Elsen and Bill George called on John Cortney Monday morning. George and Charles Deaver, Mrs. John Cortney and Mrs. H. P. Cortney left for Gilead Sunday afternoon in response to a message that their father was very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witters and children visited with the Carl Schmidt family Sunday afternoon.
Winter grains such as rye wheat oats and barley provide pasture through winter and early spring. Rye is best for winter pasture per the U S department of agriculture. barley and oats also good. Early sowing yields more pasture. humid areas better. avoid heavy grazing or wet soils. stop by spring active growth. Diamonds have steadily increased in value since time. A fine stock at the Gift Shop. Sold on payments if you prefer. 24
Public notice announces sealed bids for county printing for 1929. Bids cover total yearly printing costs and will be opened at 1 PM on January 1 1929. County Clerk Henry Pavlat’s office at 1140 11th Ave delivers details and deadlines.
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