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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

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Soaring City Plans Outdoor Skating Lake for Winter Fun

A civic drive, backed by the City Council, proposes flooding a city edge pond for ice skating all winter. Officials want wholesome youth recreation amid scarce facilities, hoping a month of skating may become permanent and inspire future youth happiness investments. The item includes a Phelps N Y wedding notice: Helen H Howell and Charles W Howell wed January 28 1919 in Phelps with reception and plans to reside in Geneva after February 1.

Sidney Phelps N. Y Wallace Oosterhoudt Phelps, N.Y Helen HH Charles W Howell E. J. Hubbell Rochester Howell Geneva Cutlery Co

Farmers Pay Fee for Hens and Springs at Cox Farm

Farmers are informed by Sidney Creamery that a fee is paid for hens and springs. The notice mentions Dr Kimpston Dentist and provides the phone number 12 for contact.

Old Cox THE Sidney Creamery Kimpston

Plans for New Three Story Building on Lincoln Highway Corner

Plans outline a three story building on the Lincoln Highway Chestnut Street corner. Lower floor shops, second floor offices, third floor a modern lodge room. Project praised as progressive for the ambitious community.

Lincoln Highway Chestnut Street Oun

Lincoln's Birthday To Be Observed At Tobin Opera House

Civil War veterans plan a Lincoln's Birthday program next Wednesday February 12 at Tobin Opera House. They urge young soldiers to join in the observance and carry forward the anniversary tribute.

Abraham Lincoln Tobin Opera House

Local and Personal Notes on Roy L. Bunion and Leona Oberfelder

Roy Lee Bunion returned Friday from a four week visit with his parents in Indianapolis Indiana. Miss Leona Oberfelder came back Saturday from Denver where she had visited relatives and attended her brother Irving Oberfelder's wedding.

Roy Lee Bunion Indianapolis Indiana Leona Oberfelder Denver Irving

Oil and fashion notes from Wyoming and eastern markets

L McKinley Bryan updates his address to Tusk Wyoming and expects rosy prospects in oil and real estate. Miss Mabel Wallick and Miss Tose McFadden return from a ten day trip to eastern millinery markets, praising the weather and buying heavily for the spring opening.

L. McKinley Bryan Tusk Wyoming Mabel Wallick Tose McFadden

Roberts Family Moves to Cedar Edge After Cheyenne Fortune

John Roberts and relatives visit Sidney then depart for a new home at Cedar Edge near Losemont Colorado. They built a fortune in Cheyenne County and now pursue a life where peaches are a constant treat.

John Roberts Sidney Cedar Edge Losemont Colorado Cheyenne County

Presbyterian Circle Meeting Planned Friday Afternoon

The Presbyterian Circle will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. FF M. Wooldridge. A wordial welcome is prepared for all comers.

Presbyterian Circle FF. M. Wooldridge

Western Drug Co Prompts Attention in Local Trade

Western Drug Co. attracts notice as a key supplier in the regional market amid growing demand. The storefront shows active customer flow and businesses highlight its role in ongoing health service access.

Sidney Owns New Metropolitan Theater Opening Soon

Sidney advances with a grand U S A Theater by Noah G Brewer, a modern 132 foot deep venue seating 1100, with ivory pressed brick, terra cotta trim, stained glass, Wurlitzer organ, and eight dressing rooms. Opening night features Dorothy Phillips in Heart of Humanity, praising Brewer’s achievement.

Sidney U.S. A Noah G Brewer FEA Spitler George Moore Charles Nepinsky Professor Manby FC Watkins Mr. Brewer Dorothy Phillips Heart of Humanity N. G. Brewer Cheyenne

Court News Petition seeks predate of McIntosh will

A petition filed January 80 by J. L. McIntosh and others seeks admission to predate of James J. McIntosh last will. Hearing set for February 24. Letters of administration issued in Catheryn Roth estate to Clayton B. Radcley. inventory and appraisal reported February 5 by appraisers J. O. McDaniel and G. S. Chambers.

J. L. McIntosh James J. McIntosh Catheryn Roth Clayton Radcley J. O McDaniel S Chambers

Probate filings advance for Zimmerman estates in Bridgeport

In probate court James Zimmerman filed for the short form of probate for his parents James S. Zimmerman and Cylinda C. Zimmerman deceased more than two years. Hearings are set March 7 for James S Aimmer estate and March 10 for Cylinda C. estate, involving land in Cheyenne county.

James Zimmerman James S. Zimmerman Cylinda C. Zimmerman James S Aimmer Cylinda C Bridgeport Cheyenne County

Booze cases spark survey for future development

A handful of cases on alcohol possession were heard last Friday with two Japanese businessmen fined $100 and costs by Judge Chambers. The article hints at upcoming changes and a perhaps livelier period ahead as developments cast shadows over the scene.

Judge Chambers

Dr W M Kimpston Dentist Sidney Nebr

Dr W M Kimpston is listed as a dentist located in the Neu bauer Building in Sidney Nebraska. The entry provides a professional address for dental services in the city.

Mann's Battery Service Station

Mann's Battery Service Station advertises expert battery work at the Brewer Building offering prompt service and professional car battery care.

Mann’s Brewer Building

Social Gatherings and Club Affairs in February

A sequence of meetings and social events across clubs and homes with prominent members including Mrs. McClenaghan, Miss Weeden, Mrs. Shipman, and Mrs. Burgess. Programs featured music, poetry readings, paper on Booker T. Washington, and craft activities. Guests enjoyed teas, lunches, and card games, with notes of revived club interest and charity initiatives.

Bom. S A. B. Phelps West Side Hook McClenaghan Miss Weeden J W. Johnson Booker T. Washington and Tuskego Institute Nega Annn Radeclfff Sturriet Radcliff Wo. E. Swatalander Woof Braham Martin Ann Radcliff Culture Club Shipman Newt Fine EB. M. S&s Leroy Larson Garrison Federation of Women's Clubs Burgess Trace Hornaday

Local News Snippets Include Robson Trip and Tractor Work

Mr and Mrs W A Robson came from the north divide last month with Robson driving a four mile stretch on low gear. Sunset grocery was sold this week to George Van Aylstein after KE Potter’s health declined. Ruth Quigley visited from Valentine with friends. James Corrigan of Denver appeared in Sidney. Furer and son visited Fairfield Nebraska. Mabel Mellen of San Francisco arrived to spend weeks with sister Mack Radcliff, reconnecting with former Sidney acquaintances.

W A. Robson North Divide Robson Sunset KE. Potter George van Aylstein James Corrigan Denver Sidney Tie Montana Mabel Mellen San Francisco Mack Radcliff Mellen

New Proprietors Rename Local Cafe to Commercial Cafe

The corner cafe changes hands from the National to new owners from Alliance, named Nogele & Madden, discarding the old name and adopting the Commercial Cafe. Additional notes mention Mrs. Charles Nepinsky and her son returning from Omaha, Mrs. John McCollough and son visiting, and the death of Mrs. McColough’s husband aboard a torpedoed vessel. Mrs. Sadie Simons of Denver visited Sidney, having suffered influenza losses and caring for the couple’s two children.

Alliance Nogele & Madden National Charles Nepinsky Little Son Omaha John McCollough McColough Sadie Simons Denver Sidney Id Ahrens

For Sale Half Wheat Land Fenced and Cultivated

For sale half section wheat land all fenced with part under cultivation. Will sell on crop payment plan. Small payment down five percent interest on deferred payments. Contact Co. W. Hornaday.

Co. W. Hornaday

Change In Name Yet Keeps The Game For Bussett’s Store

The Red Cross Drug store is renamed to HissetUs Pharmacy and remains under WF Bassett with partner his son K J Bassett. Bassett, with 30 years in the drug business, is well known across the county, so the shop becomes Bussett’s store in common usage.

Red Cross Drug Store hissetUs Pharmacy WF Bassett K J Bassett Bassett Bussett

Jacobson Babb and Dean Bayne marriage licenses issued

A marriage license was issued January 31 to Edward Albert Jacobson and Aura Louise Babb of Dalton. A license was issued February 2 to Wyatt A Dean and Violet Marie Bayne of Bridgeport, with Judge Chambers performing the ceremony.

Wyatt A. Dean Violet Marie Bayne Bridgeport Judge Chambers

Meyer Neinhuser Couple Granted License To Wed

Edward Meyer and Cora Neinhuser were granted a license to wed on February Jth. The K of P lodge held a session Saturday evening installing officers for the year and planning a building on their corner lot east of the Jackson store. Regular meetings of the K of P Judge will be held on Saturday nights until further notice. Officers installed included J B McCleneghan C J Daugherty Geo Osborn Prelate G Griffith K of R Sand M of GG D VanGorder M of EB L Mann M of WC F Livoni M of A G Webster and 1935 Dearman O G.

Sesson Jackson Store K. of P. Judge J. B. McCleneghan C. J. Daugherty Cy Geo Osborn FL G. Griffith R. Sand M D. VanGorder L. Mann

Ladies of the C. W. B. MM Meet February 14

The Ladies of the C. W. B. MM will gather February 14 with Mrs. O W Hiieeson. Each member may bring a friend. A program and lunch will be enjoyed.

O W. Hiieeson

Osborn Battery Station Seeks Rentals During Repairs

A local note states customers may borrow batteries from Osborn Battery Station while their own units are being repaired or recharged. The service aims to minimize downtime for motorists and businesses relying on continuity of power.

Osborn Battery Station

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lincoln Western Drug CO the American Bank U. S. Liberty Bonds Sidney, Nebraska Jesse C. McNish Geo. R. Buckner Johnn W. Graham Geo. E. Taylor J. W. Johnson L. C. Opper C. F. Brown Court News W. M. Kimpston Neubauer Bldg Sidney, Nebr John Daugherty Knox Morgan Bach Ua Dickey Dickey An Babs Pow Darker Nellie Neimotler Carrie Hartwry Lawn Johnston Grace Johnston Edna Rannemian Bess Crist Messrs O'Neil Herrod Sherrerd Harker and Sons A. I. Warren Ella Schmitt Fred Seeger Carnation Club J. A. Bentley S. A. Schmitt Ruth Quigley Valentine Frances Burgess Miss Quigley Altar Society Quigley Schmitt Furer Fairfield Nebraska Meyer—Neinhuser Edward Meyer Cora Neinhuser Jth Oberfelder ING CO Vath’s Pharmacy L. W. Vath
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