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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1911
Page
2
A reflective maxim argues we reject sympathy and intimacy while waiting for a better moment. It questions when and where such moment will arrive, warning that tomorrow will resemble today as life wastes while we prepare to live.
A four-lot North Side bargain includes a pair of two-story residences and a good barn. Asking price is 2000 dollars with suitable terms on application by Home LAND COMPANY. The item appears in a midwest period advertisement with assorted local notices and testimonials.
Archbishop Patrick John Ryan died at Pinadelpata. The report notes leaders and officials from Los Angeles to Philadelphia and New York reacting to the sudden death of the church figure amid travel.
Prof Herman Miller of Weyerts and Tom Freeman of Davison precinct visited Sidney on Tuesday. Lodgepole residents F G LaSelle B J Bates attended Monday. Peter Oskar Joe Jenik from Lodgepole were in Sidney Monday. A Lodgepole dance was set for Wednesday February 22 with the Stokes Orchestra. Mamie O Kane led the telephone exchange Monday afternoon while Bess Ruhter collected for the company. Mrs Simmons Mrs LaSelle Mrs Bates and Nellie of Lodgepole shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mrs George Lewis, visiting in North Platte, returned home Saturday.
Joe Kubes and Charles J. Alm gren, two prosperous farmers of Cheyenne County, were transacting business in town on Tuesday.
County Assessor John Daugherty from the division attended a county commissioners meeting this week in town.
The eleventh annual masked ball of the Sidney Fire Department was held Tuesday night at the Tobin Opera House with Vath’s orchestra. Mrs. F. G. Griffith hosted a Valentine Party Tuesday afternoon with about 22 guests, featuring a blindfold spear-throwing game, a prize lunch set, and a three course lunch, all decorated with Valentines and hearts.
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