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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
7
Frank Mathes headed to Sioux Falls for medical care Sunday. Mrs J E Morrow tended Paul who was badly hurt at work Friday. Several locals, including Emma Morrow and W D Matthewson, shared Thanksgiving visits with friends and relatives across the area. Various callers dropped by the J E Morrow home and nearby stops throughout the week.
SEXTORP Ed and Leslie Sanders spent several days hunting on the North Platte river the past week. Mr and Mrs. C. C. Crowell and children were Thanksgiving guests at the Charles Smith home, and were forced to spend the night there on account of the storm. Mr. and Mrs. George Reetz and children were dinner guests at the Allen Hykman home Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Howard Yost and daughter called on Leslie Sanders Thursday. Mrs L J Shaw and sons spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson. Mrs J E Morrow cared for son Paul at Oscar Redeen home during illness. Mr and Mrs Billy Smith dined at Pete Nelsons Saturday. Families of Joe Frei and Joe Musil visited James Vach Thursday. Fred Prince and daughters shopped in Kimball Saturday. Allen Dykman and daughters visited George Reetz. Farmers meeting in Potter drew several locals. George Reetz and C C Crowell visited Ray Babcock in Potter Saturday. Roy Nelson helped at Oscar Redeen’s during illness. A sister and brother-in-law of Mrs Joe Frei and Joe Musil visited from Omaha.
Mr and Mrs L F Cunningham and daughter Margaret and son Roger join Mr and Mrs Lynn Cunningham and son Lynn. Mr and Mrs Richards and daughter Patsy of Sidney. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gossin of near Bronson. Berton Cunningham of Chappell. they were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H B Jones and family on Thanksgiving Day. Miss Ruth Cruise and Neal Rowan dined with Mr and Mrs W E Cunningham of Chappell on Sunday. Joe Beyer and Leonard and Rex Bayne attended the Dalton dance Saturday night. Bill Flughaupt hauled corn to Huntsman Tuesday for Earl Bayne.
A long list of Thanksgiving dinners and Sunday visits fills Gurley social notes. Families including Eigenbergs, Moreys, Hinrichs, Fouts, Henrichs, Ross, Thompson, Jurgens, Cunningham, Bayne, Beyer, Stava, Willis, Franks, and many others are noted hosting or attending meals and gatherings with relatives from Gurley, Sidney, Broadwater, Lodge Pole, and Denver. Community members report illness, surgeries, church activities, and local errands amid holiday travel and friendship.
Waldo and Barnes left Tuesday for Scotts Bluff. A carload of potatoes was loaded Monday by Spearow Wolverton and Schmelle. Ducks were bagged during a river hunting trip by Kettler Nieman Sparks. Mrs Rippe traveled to Sidney Saturday. Thanksgiving dinners were shared by multiple families with Elmer Hughes hosting guests. A wedding anniversary at Chean’s included a five hundred entertainment and a card game with prizes. Several dinner guests visited Schnuelle family in Sidney Sunday.
Home Savings & Loan Association of Lincoln Nebraska filed a verified petition in Cheyenne County District Court around November 1 1929 seeking foreclosure of a real estate mortgage made by G M Plein single man to the plaintiff. Other defendants are named in the action. The notice identifies the mortgage and the legal action to enforce it.
A Mason City resident reports dramatic relief after 20 years of suffering. He credits Sargon Pills with curing rheumatism and indigestion, improving appetite, liver function, and overall health after a prior failed treatment. Western Drug Co. is listed as the agent.
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