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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
14
On Monday morning December 18 a motometer left between the speaker’s home and Osborn’s garage was reported missing. A reward is offered by The Telegraph and R. A. Barlow.
The U S A Theatre presents Stanford's International Players for three nights December 28 29 and 30. A 16 member company from the east performs Fort y Minutes from Broadway with ten to twelve singing and dancing specialties nightly plus songs from Marys a Grand Old Name So Long Mary and a featured quartette from Rigoletto and the opera Carmen. Mile Bernice Mager a toe dancer from Chicago joins the act. The second offering is the farce Fair and Warmer. The company promises wholesome entertainment urging families to attend.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends near and far for kindness during the illness and passing of our beloved wife and mother. Grateful for floral tributes and those who assisted with the funeral. D Bailiff and sons and daughter.
A school recital by the Minims at St Patrick’s Academy featured a Christmas program for parents and friends. Old Santa arrived with a tree and bags of gifts, catching pupils by surprise as the curtain rose and the show was kept a secret.
Miss Fannie E Raymond, born February 1856 in West Hartford Connecticut, died December 11 1922 after paralysis. She taught in early Cheyenne County and helped found the Raymond family landholdings, Windmill well, and local churches. Survived by Henry J Gurley James F Long Beach Lottie Scottsbluff and friends Mrs Hatson Sidney Mrs Roy Bancroft Gurley. Funeral held in Scottsbluff with family present.
County Commissioners invite sealed bids for prisoner feeding at Cheyenne County jail for 1923. Bids must state cost per meal delivered and filed by 12 o'clock January 4, 1923, with opening at 3 p.m. the same day. Board may reject any or all bids. Attest F N Slawson County Clerk.
F N Slawson petitions to quiet and confirm title to all of section 1 township 13 north range 52 west in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Defendants real names unknown include William Peck and heirs and other listed parties. Answer required by February 5, 1923. Clerk Isola B Wasson. 13-5
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