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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
3
Lorenzo community reports include dances in Peetz and Sidney, many visits among neighbors, road improvements, and local sports with Peets. Residents named include the Sheets Kurz Crosby Fleming Boggs Meier and numerous others in weekend visits, dinners, shopping trips, and church or club gatherings.
West Sidney residents and guests are noted in a crowd of social visits and events. A surprise birthday dance honored Miss Irene Weatherwax at the E M Nelson home. Numerous trips to Sidney for business are logged, with gatherings at the homes of the Killhams, Sprengers, Lingwalls, and others.
A Sunday incident left Albert Beyer with fourteen stitches after a horse mishap at home. Neighbors and relatives visited farms and homes including the Schmidt, Trautman, Rohde, Klug, and Beyer households. Farmers reported improving road conditions and ongoing winter wheat health amid snow. social events ranged from a farewell birthday at Fred Klug’s to a Legion dance.
Potter Odies Read Guy and Edelman were Kimball callers on Saturday. Mr and Mrs F A Rowan of Gurley visited their daughter Mrs W E Quaningheam. A baby girl Lois born to Mr and Mrs Dean Hagemeister at Miller hospital Kimball weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. Joe Nelson made a business call in Nelson Saturday. Our high school basketball team won decisively on Kimball floor Friday night though score not learned. R A Babcock returned from Burlington Colorado. Peter Hansen visited Denver relatives before returning. Trains delayed by broken rails Sunday. C J Osborn of Sidney visited N B Miller Sunday. Pete Beckman and N B Miter traveled to Sidney Monday. Wim Hagemeister and wife visited new granddaughter in Kimball Monday. Ernest Biggs returned from Torrington Wyoming. Joseph Johnson moved his family into Braunschweig property east of town. Ralph Robertson now in charge of Johnson ranch. J W Barnard family moved to Leeman house in east town.
The B H H Club met January 28 with seven members present. Two new members, Mrs A Shindle and Mrs W Anderson, joined. A lesson on Foods for Health was led by Mrs Nelle Thurston and Mrs Edith Connelly, followed by a farm dinner. Attendees included Art McMillan and others. a surprise party for Mr and Mrs E Wilson was muted by bad roads. Christine Brandt joined the Brownson school to finish Ms Emerick's term. Barry Mathewson and Joe More visited Oriol, Colorado. Mike Loncar moved into the section house to take charge.
Transfers and visits across the region include Pete Nicovich moving to Durham Wyoming and Mrs Henrietta Thurston transacting business in Sidney. Several families attend gatherings, irrigation talks, and hospital recoveries. Kenneth Hernbloom undergoes a serious Cheyenne operation and remains out of school. Harold Linde and others travel to Colorado and to local homes. Community events feature farmers union meetings, Helping Hand society lunches, and social visits among the Weigers Rathbun and Hernbloom families. Roads remain poor as residents joke about returning home after long trips.
An old Western Drug Company ad claims Adierika removes gas and bloating. It promises relief from stomach discomfort and chronic constipation with a trustful testimonial about sleep and digestion.
Local notes from Antelope Divide record sickness list visits and social calls. Mrs H A Lockhart visits relatives. Madden family hosts and neighbors gather at various homes. Local 008 to meet at E M Bent home Feb 12. Roscoe Madden and Gunburt Olson return from Gering. Weather wax Miss celebrated secrecy of party. Fieal returns from Lincoln University. Madden couple motor to Midney.
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