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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates including one year and six months with postage paid. The notice notes entries entered at the Sidney, Nebraska post office as second class matter and indicates advance payment terms.
William Hoffmeyer brings his bride home after a January 21 marriage as neighbors host a welcome outdoor musical and indoor social. Friday February 5 a test of the Sidney water system, its first municipal project, succeeds. Mrs. Griffith travels to Omaha for a brother’s death. Mack Radcliffe reports his mother’s passing from Bowling Green. Dorothy Hart wins the Omaha Corn Show children’s darned prize.
Lambert Neuman aged 16 and Roy a 15 year old ranch hand shared a bed in Sundl. Lambert died from a heart blood clot after a night of vomiting. Roy lay unconscious until Tuesday evening as coroner's jury and doctors investigated the case. Roy recalled nothing since Monday night.
Justice Leroy Martin C D Essig Ohio Knox Adam Ickes T Daw son and others declare strong support for forming a Sidney board of trade. County Clerk L B Cary returns from the sand hills where prairie fires caused heavy losses. Captain and Mrs Ebstein celebrate their china wedding with a reception and dance. A Hungarian porcelain vase and other gifts are listed. Union Pacific plans a stone depot 600 by 125 feet. Frank Welch Lodge A F and A M donates 100 toward a Nebraska Masonic home fund. Samuel Wooldridge Kimball County clerk was registered at the Metropolitan.
The late 19th century report notes a Cheyenne band escorted to Sidney Post under Third Cavalry after wounds from Fort Robinson outbreak. Two feet amputated at post hospital by Dr Tuna. Chiefs deny involvement in the Kansas massacre. claim kin with Wall's band in the sand hills.
Week at the U S A. Harry Carer endures perils in F B C production Good Men and True. He falls from a horse after an auto strike and faces a melee with cowboys. he escapes with bruises and cuts. Written by Eugene Manlove Rhodes, the show plays Friday and Saturday February 9 and 10.
George Fitzmaurice directs Betty Compson and Berty Lytell in a Paramount drama shot off Balboa California aboard the William G. Irwin. Pirates clash aboard a corsair craft while a lavish banquet in King James I's court contrasts with the action. Ouida Bergere adapts from Mary Johnston. U.S.A. Theatre presents next Sunday.
Cigarette described as passionate and selfish by a narrator, likened to a "child of the desert" by Ben Ali who used Arabs against the French. The piece notes Victor, a mysterious man, viewing Cigarette with indifference, leaving readers wondering his identity.
A dramatic tale unfolds with Victor torn between French and Arab factions as Ben Ali hatches ruthless schemes. Cigarette pines with undesired love while a mysterious outsider enters, triggering tragedy in a tale of desert warfare and tepid civilization in Ouida’s epic adapted for Priscilla Dean.
Dave Williams stars as Ole in a three act comedy shown at the U S A Theatre. The production promises a laughing success filled with funny situations and broad humor sure to please audiences.
R M Brown returned from Omaha. Elizabeth Barrett rushed to North Platte hospital then operated. latest reports say she is improving. Laura Kintz Mrs Alice Slawson hosted the Aid at Kintz home. Dr I P Benjamin of Council Bluffs arrives to practice here. A dance at Opera House honor of Florence Jamison’s 16th birthday. Wise orchestra provided music. prizes for best waltzers and many gifts for Florence. Mrs Frank Kucera visited Gurley over weekend. Lloyd Lehmkuhl and wife and Mark Wafer and family visited Sidney Sunday afternoon. Ruby Brown arrives to teach south of Sidney Monday.
The Telegraph reports four cattle killed by Indians on the upper Niobrara ranges amid severe weather and gnows causing food scarcity. Mr. Martin, brother-in-law of Ebbs, suffered a great calamity with his feet frozen.
Daughter Flo left Saturday night for Omaha where Florence will have her tonsils removed. Mrs. Ware entertained the card club. prizes awarded to Mrs. St. Barlow, Mrs. H. St. Heath, and Mrs. J. Moyer. Several neighbors on sick list.
Au W Barlow attended county commissioners meeting in Sidney last Tuesday while the boys were defeated 26 to 6.
St Martha's Guild will hold a bake sale at Greenlees on February 10 at 2 o'clock. Proceeds support church activities. The event invites the local community to enjoy baked goods and socialize.
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