Marriage Licenses December Entries Noted
December 23 Harry W. Goold and Anna C. Schow both of Potter Nebraska. December 24 Paul Raddatz and Bessie Connelly both of Georgetown Colorado. December 28 Taiki Kuzuka and Josie Momo Moy both of Denver Colorado.
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Harry W. Goold
Anna C. Schow
Potter
Nebraska
Paul Raddatz
Bessie Connelly
Georgetown
Colorado
Taiki Kuzuka
Josie Momo Moy
Denver
Japanese Wedding Ties Taiki Kuzuka and Josie Momo May
Taiki Kuzuka and Josie Momo May, a couple from Denver, married Wednesday by Judge Gapen and then returned to Denver in the afternoon. The groom was born in Japan and the bride in California.
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Sidney
Taiki Kuzuka
Josie Momo May
Denver
Gapen
Japan
California
Local social notes and weather drift through Sidney region
H R Fuller was in Dalton on business Wednesday. The Wolfshow Company stayed at the LeGrand in Sidney. Mrs Foss left for Denver Tuesday for several days of business. Dr Frazey’s brother, injured in a runaway, is improving. Christmas dinners and visits trace families across York Nebr Sundl post office opens next week with Henry Neumann postmaster. High winds and dust persist Wednesday. Barns and homesteads, travels and visits fill the week across Dalton, Sidney, and nearby points.
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Sundl
Henry Neumann
Christmas and Health Notes From Great Falls
Mrs Grace Hayden has been on the sick list for about two weeks due to a severe cold. Mr and Mrs H Hall are grandparents of a girl born to their daughter Mrs Ray Armour on December 22 in Great Falls Montana. Christmas at the Episcopal church featured music and devotional exercises with fitting decorations. Dr J E Ellis Federal Veterinary Surgeon and Stock Inspector is ordered to Denver to test cattle for tuberculosis during the Western Stock Show January 16 to 21.
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Grace Hayden
11. G. Hall
Ray Armour
Great Falls
Montana
J. E. Ellis
Denver
Colorado
Little Diphtheria Patient Improves at Home
George Moore’s daughter, once gravely ill with diphtheria, rests easier as the membrane recedes. Though still very sick, doctors see a good chance of recovery for the young girl and the family feels encouraged.
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George Moore
Beebe Family Drives to Dean Ranch for Regal Holiday Visit
Dr Beebe and family traveled Monday on a long auto trip toward Bridgeport to visit the Dean Ranch. They admired the renowned horses described in local chatter, praising both the place and the animals as fine and pleasurable to view.
Christmas gatherings and ranch visit near Sidney
Two auto loads of happy people left Sidney Wednesday morning for the Johnson ranch eleven miles northeast of town. James Hazelwood and Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Johnson joined the group. An elegant dinner was served by Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Witters. Fifteen to twenty guests enjoyed hospitality. Mr. and Mrs. Greenlee and Helen Williams returned from York after Christmas with Mrs. Greenlee’s mother. His two daughters and sister joined from Peru and Lincoln for a fine reunion and dinner. The ad notes the Oberfelder Clothing Co offering cravenettes overcoats and duck goods at popular prices.
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Sidney
Johnson Ranch
Town
James Hazelwood
N. P. Johnson
N. E. Witters
Christmas Family Gathering at Wordens Dinner Party
James Worden and wife hosted a Christmas Day dinner for about seventeen relatives. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong and children Jennie Nellie Julia Bessie and Gray Armstrong, Ernest Worden and daughter Elizabeth, Henry Worden and two sons LeGrand and Chester. The gathering was described as a fine dinner and a good time with family reunions valued for the future.
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James Worden
Harry Armstrong
Jennie
Nellie
Julia
Bessie
Gray Armstrong
Ernest Worden
Elizabeth
Henry Worden
LeGrand
Chester
New Year Prospects for Greater Sidney
A 1911 greeting envisions prosperity for Greater Sidney with plans from the Commercial Club and local enterprises. Improvements include a new sewerage system, a laundry, and a drinking fountain to benefit passersby as the city aims for a year of growth and notable community effort.
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Sidney
Christmas Trade Boosts Sidney Merchants Prospects
The Christmas trade this year was strong with merchants offering attractive goods. Trade was evenly shared among merchants who plan to send in orders for more goods, signaling prosperity for Sidney.
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Sidney
Christmas Celebration At District 36 School
Miss Clara Downey teaches at district 36 where a Christmas tree celebration was held last Saturday night. Two of her pupils, sons of George Kretz, achieved perfect attendance for the term, never missing a day.
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Clara Downey
Toledo Woman Visits Daughters Circle of Socials
Mrs. E. C. Phillips of Toledo Iowa visits daughter Mrs. J A Bentley and serves as guest of honor at several social functions during the week. Mrs. Callahan hosts a Tuesday dinner and Mrs. B A Jones hosts a Wednesday dinner in her honor.
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E. C. Phillips
Toledo
Iowa
J. A. Bentley
Callahan
B. A. Jones
Thornburg Ordered to Send In More Goods Immediately
Thornburg will be compelled to issue an order for additional supplies at once after a Christmas trade period that went smoothly.
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Thornburg
Money to loan on farms or city property
Per the notice McNeer offers loans at five percent interest on farm or city property. W S McNeer advertises from 603 Gas & Electric Building.
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W. S McNeer
Gas & Electric Building
Denver
Colorado
Railroad Notes Highlight Local Crew Changes and Repairs
Carl Trognitz Johnie Tucker and Ernest Stuht visit Omaha while Willie New and Dominick Cos tello are laid off this week Ed Hughes takes two days off due to a sprained back Robert Kloupek returns to Sidney with a bride J H Bates travels from Denver as traveling auditor Joan Mahoney resigns as night watchman James Horne succeeds him R E O Neill inspects motive power equipment Sagred Johnson visits from Pocatello Isaac Jones covers night roundhouse foreman duties Don Arkens assists The Fourth district engine crews return to regular engines Winston station improvements include a warmer waiting area and soon a stove A relief train to Redlion after a derailment near Julesburg and Sterling causes no injuries and will be cleared soon.
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J. H. Bates
Denver
Sidney
Joan Mahoney
James Horne
Cheyenne
R. E. O'Neill
Sagred Johnson
U. P
Pocatello
Ninas
Isaac Jones
W. L. Elsassa
Don Arkens
Winston
Redlion
Julesburg
Sterling
Christmas Sales Shine at Local Furniture and Ten Cent Stores
Jackson's Furniture and the ten cent store report strong Xmas sales as stock sold quickly and proved highly satisfactory, reflecting brisk business and customer demand during the holiday period.
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Jackson’s
Ten Cent
Oberfelder Clothing Co Receives Large Fur Stock
Oberfelder Clothing Co reports a large stock of fur overcoats including Russian pony Kangaroo horsehide and Siberian dog. Prices are advertised as the loweat with emphasis on value for buyers at the store.
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Oberfelder Clothing Co
Privee Alwsye
S. R. Sweet Buys Osborn Business In Sidney Move
S. R. Sweet, after a year of successful contracting and building in Sidney, has bought the business of M. W. Osborn and took possession last Monday. He will stock paints wallpaper and hardware and devote himself to this new venture.
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S. R. Sweet
Sidney
M. W. Osborn
L. T. L. Bazaar Raises Funds for Fountain Fund
The L. T. L. Bazaar cleared $55.00 for the Fountain Fund after donations and sales totaled $61.85 with $6.85 in expenses. Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs. Callahan thank donors who gave without being asked, highlighting community sympathy for the children’s cause. The Fountain Fund now stands at $110.00.
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Shoemaker
Callahan
The Wolf at Tobin Opera House Delights Audiences
Thursday night audiences at Tobin opera house enjoyed a strong performance of The Wolf. The cast delivered a gripping tale with vivid characters led by Hilda McDonald and a proud Iales, while even the wolves seemed real, heightening the suspense of the final struggle and its just ending.
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Tobin Opera House
Hilda
McDonald
Iales
Ruth Graham Diagnosed With Tonsillitis Not Mumps
Ruth Graham shows a tonsillitis diagnosis instead of mumps per the latest medical note, altering expected illness concern and contact tracing implications.
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Ruth Graham
Dr Conway's Anatomical Eboer Fit Ad
Advertises Dr Conway's Anatomical footwear claiming relief for aching feet and tired feet by offering fitting services. Casual tone promotes a specialized shoe fitting in a medical or orthopedic context.
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Dr. Conway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob
P. S
Sfear
Colo
Raddatz
Raymond Tunnel
H. R. Fuller
Dalton
The
Wolfshow Company
Dr. Frazey
Chas. Callahan
A. K. Greenlee
Mr. Greenlee
York, Nebr
William Neinheiser
Gwendolyn Stokes
Olive Niles
Grand Island
Mrs. Bateman
Mrs
Ed Collins
Newcastle, Neb
Mrs. Collins
Mrs. Miles
S. P. Witters
A. O. Witters
Mr. Whistler
M. E. Webster
A O. Witters
Cheyennne
Mrs. S. P. Witters
George Buzza
Bobbie
Ed Puthoff
Peetz
C. A. Colter
U. S
Chas
Tate
Son
Lodgepole
Hinman’s
Laundry Agency
Rehse
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Railroad Notes
Carl Trognitz
Johnie Tucker
Ernest Stuht
Omaha
Willie New
Dominick Costello
Ed Hughes
Robert Kloupek
U. P. Roundhouse
Oberfelder & Co
L. T. L. Bazaar
J. Cc
Baldwin
Kodaks TO
Kodaks
Kodak Supplies
J.C. Baldwin
Sidney, Nebraska
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