Local social notes and town notices in Telegraph
George W Barlow and George Tate arrive in Cheyenne for a brief visit. Mrs Emil Englert and Mrs Hafer visit relatives. Eastern Star meeting at Masonic hall with new officers. Various residents attend events, visits, and illness spreads through area as diary of social life and small-town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Barlow
George Tate
Cheyenne
Emil Englert
Sundl
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Herry Quinn
June
Frank Hansen
Harry Krieder
Ogallala
Co. J. Weber
Joliet
Lil
Wmn. Weber
Mark Hafer
Wyral
Litney
Saturdy
A. G. Miller
Julesburg
Sedgwick
George E. Mattison
Margaret
Duaine
Laura Kints
Chappell
George Kints
Emil Jacobson
Floyd
Mia Jacobson
Ladies Aid
C. D. Moorhead
Thoreday
Mesdames Tate and
Winston
Mrs. Moorhead
Mesdames Slawson
Barrett
Mise Kintsz Hestesses
Margaret Weyer
Frank Paviat
Sunol
Paviat
Sidney Draw Waldo Barham Shucking Corn for Help
Sidney Draw Waldo Barham shucks corn for George Hockerson and John Hemmer while recovering. Neighbors seen in Sidney on Saturday include Mr and Mrs Hockerson and several others. Friday through Monday visits, moves, and a serious fall by George Hockerson when he jumped from a ladder onto frozen ground breaking a bone and fracturing his right ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Barham
George Hockerson
John Hemmer
Sidney
George Krets
Ely Henderson
John Owens
Frank Kurs
Jerome
Elmer
Dendinger
Charlie Walker
John Kurs
Frank Kura
Otto Kurz
George Hockereon
George Hocker
Mies Hemmer
Frank Kurz
Chiildren
Lorenso
John Kurz
Jack Kneeland
Denver
Mr. Kneeland
Mr. Hockerson
Sidney boxer Fred Parks draws nation attention in Denver show
Fourteen years ago Sidney high school athlete Fred Parks gained nationwide notice at the Denver athletic show and is praised by sports writers as a classy promising boxer. Two petitions seek bonds to fund a Sidney sewer system and to extend the water system. Groundhog day hints a harsher winter ahead.
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Fred Parks
Sidney
Denver
Appointments Made for Interstate Irrigation Meeting
Gov Savage named Robert Oberfelder W P Miles and R H Willis to attend an interstate irrigation meeting in Sterling. Frank Zalesky of Lodgepole visited Sidney and subscribed. Sidney Drug Co. now lit by acetylene gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Robert 8. Oberfelder
W. P. Miles
R. H. Willis
Sterling
Frank Zalesky
Lodgepole
Sidney Drug Co
Prominent County Resident Hugh Moore Dies at Bedford
Thirty four years ago The Telegraph reports Hugh Moore a leading county figure died at his Bedford home. A unit from Sioux recruit Rosebud was seen passing through Sidney en route to Utah forts. Pumpkin Creek Valley residents held a coyote hunt counting forty at a ring event, though the east side lacked numbers allowing some coyotes to escape.
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Hugh Moore
Bedford
17Th Infantry
Rosebud
Sidney
Utah
Pumpkin Creek Valley
John Holden Receives Past Grand Masters Jewel at Qdd Fellows Lodge
Monday evening the Qdd Fellows Lodge honored John Holden with a past grand Masters Jewel. Joseph Oberfelder gave the presentation speech. Rev Mr Alien of North Platte preached to a small audience in White House Hall last Thursday. his next appointment is unknown. A grand ball followed Thursday at the Fort by Troop C of the fifth Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Goetteche
Omaha
L. B. Jewett
Phoenix
Arizona
Francis Englert
Allen Lough
A. B. Persinger
Dye
Badger
Sidney
Robert Huff
Laura Abbott
Lincoln
Myrtle Huffman
Archie Groshart
Mary Helen
Phyllis Jo
Jerry Lydiatt
O. Bills
Scottsbluff
L. E. Lydiatt
Harold Lough
Yuma
Coto
Robert
Roy Jewel
Barrett House
John Fraase
Clifford Jewell
Arthur Stinson
Denver
Lyman, Colo
A. T. Stave
Ruby Bates
Odock Dinnes
Harold
Qdd_ Fellows Lodge
John Holden
Joseph Oberfelder
Alien
North Platte
White House
Fifth Cavalar
Lodge Poles Win Debut Basketball Games 10 8 and 18 6
Lodge Pole teams defeated Chappell squads in Tuesday action with the first string winning 10 to 8 and the second team 18 to 6. Referees Prof. Tiebendorfer of Sidney and Arthur Bristol officiated. Local fans traveled in multiple cars to support the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole
Chappell
Tiebendorfer
Sidney
Arthur Bristol
Staniforth
Washington
M. EF
Mary Cunningham
Laura Kintz
A. T. Stava
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
L. R. Bartow
George W. Stephens
Co. D. Hunéfaker
Bertha Bowser
Oklahoma City
Ed Bowser
Guy E. Tate
Omaha
Tee
W. Carey Sale
Gunol
George Bauerly Stays at Herman Behrends Home
George Bauerly remains with the Herman Behrends household while attending school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauerly
Herman Behrends
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