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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1911
Page
6
Lafferty family recovers from lagrippe as schools report irregular attendance. Nelson and Struble on sick lists. Mrs Bundy and Mrs Muller return from Colorado visit. Mrs Allen and Miss Dunne back home from Chicago. Community updates include hunting, sewing, store work, and local events amid winter weather.
The passage notes a woman who spends leisure time in church choir practice and photography with a cheerful demeanor. It mentions C. W. Johnson commanding men baling hay on the Adams place and plans to ship several carloads. It also comments on Will Struble’s absent mindedness and habit of straying from the right of way while heading south after crossing.
Mrs Birdwell remains bed fast with lumbago but is improving. Mrs Halston visited with her daughter on Tuesday and again on Wednesday. Claus Eden and wife returned from a month in Nebraska and Kansas. Theimann, Perkins couples visited Dalton. Halston hosted Thursday with Perse. Bazaar work occupies the women while services drew a large crowd at the new Methodist church. Nellie Waterman aided her sister last week. Barney Eden visited Busch last Thursday. Halston and Korsmeyer repaired telephone lines Monday.
O Bolton finished a barn at Dye Nebraska. C L Ivey plans to farm the Striker ranch this year. C Glassburn moved hay this week. Rolan Pitts was on the sick list. Ed Howe hauled hay and cane recently. Ben Barron near completion of a new barn. Eli Elston returned from Sidney. D A Hurd completed a new house after months of work. Len Sherwin bought cattle through the draw early this week. R Moyer and C Ivey had a run away with minor damage. E G Pitts hauled hay last week. Weather asked as to what can be expected this time of year.
Ed Howe and wife visited Potter while Miss Russell and Chas Leichhart of Sidney travelled the draw. C G Lawrence aided E W Dye this week. A petition circulates for a star mail route Sidney to Dye P O. E M Nelson started a new well. James Bertramson of California visits with plans to return soon. Pitts breaks horses. Mrs Glassburn and Carrie visit Ed Nelson. Sidney begins activity in Dist 27. Residents urged to try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds with foot warmth.
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