Fred Pulis Thrown From Horse Breaks Wrist
Fred Pulis fell from a horse in the latter part of last week and sustained a broken wrist.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
5
Local notes from Sidney and area on medical and family events
Florence Haworth recovers after operation at Grand Island hospital. Fred Parke and W P Miles drive to Big Springs on legal business. P Ford of Colton ill with pneumonia at Commercial hotel but improving. Mrs Cecil James and family return from Omaha due to mother’s illness. Mr and Mrs Carter Dunaway of Denver visit Bentley family. James Meistodh resumes Creighton studies after visit with parents. K Kepler returns to University of Wyoming after stay with relatives. Mrs Bixby sells Second street property to Mayor Rogers. Rogers’ son to move in soon. Infant Gathman funeral held. baby lived only a few hours. Mrs Max Critchfield returns to Lincoln after visiting. Arthur Oberfelder of Denver visits his father. Jake Huba returns to Sidney meat store role from Omaha. Mr and Mrs Clyde Wallis welcome baby girl by cesarean. mother and child progressing well. Ten dollars in silver given at U S A theatre awarded to Kin ton five, Marsh three, Sutter two. Mrs Fritz Runge of Grant visits mother Mrs Hostetler. Runges own a hotel at Grant.
Death of Ir Lanham in Stromburg noted
Ir Lanham father of Mrs Blaine Grabil died at his Stromburg home on Tuesday evening. The Grabils have been in Stromburg and plan to return on Sunday. William Magruder of Los Angeles visited Sidney this week to see his sister Mrs H F Leichty and niece Mrs L Wasem. Mr Magriner was en route to Ohio to visit his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Lanham
Blaine Grabil
Stromburg
Mrs. Grabill
William Magruder
Los Angeles
Sidney
H. F. Leichty
L. Wasem
Ma‘grinier
Ohio
Henry Kragel
Sophie
J. ©. Jorgensen
Anna
A. R. Tremain
Frank Christensen
Clara Kragel
Rudolph
Lydia Strueve
Grand Prairie
Charles Welton
Ralph
Clarence Welton
E. A. Johnson
Lawrence Linde
Ethel
Dorothy Thies
Alva Hart
Frank Lippstrew
Melore Weaver
John Olson
Charles Smith
F. N. Smith
Harold Linde
Hazel
Warren
J. C. Jorgensen
Holm
Muriel
Marvin
Lucille
Frank Lundgren
Sund
Wilmer
Tebert Holm
Big county meeting on swmmer fallow machine explained
A crowd from county and nearby towns gathered at the courthouse on Monday as Mr. Hanson of Fremont explained his swmmer fallow machine. One of Sidney’s largest Firemen’s dances occurred at Hardy hall last Friday with strong turnout and funds raised. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fishman arrived from Tribune Kansas with Mrs. Fishman staying for an indefinite visit while Mr. Fishman plans to return to farming in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Hanson
Fremont
Sidney
Hardy Hall
Simon Fishman
Tribune
Kan
Fishman
Kansas
Blaine Grabill to Meet Mrs Grabill in Mromberg
Blaine Grabill left early in the week for Mromberg where he will meet Mrs. Grabill who had been summoned there weeks ago due to her father’s serious illness. The Grabills plan to return by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Grabill
Mromberg
Mrs. Grabill
Local Notes and Personal News from Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs Roy Liggett drove to Chappell and Ovid Colorado on Monday. William Willman formerly of Sidney now in Colorado has returned and purchased the Alive restaurant set to open soon. Dorothy Kenfield and Thomas Hayes wed Saturday at the Methodist parsonage Rev Raub officiating. Morris Nelson in Sidney Draw area accidentally shot himself with a .22 pistol while returning from a dance. the wound was painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Liggett
Chappell and
Ovid, Colo
William Willman
The
Sidney
Force
Colorado
Alive
Dorothy Kenfled
Thomas Hayes
Denver
Methodist
Raub
Burlington
Morris Nelson
Sidney Draw
Minister to Visit Omaha and Lincoln for Veterans Affairs
Reverend J. J. Crawford left Sunday evening for Omaha to handle Veterans bureau matters. He will proceed to Lincoln for an American Legion executive committee meeting and plans to return home by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Crawford
Omaha
Veterans Bureau
Lincoln
American Legion
Telegraphic prize ad and local notices from Shenendosh Iowa
The issue includes a Western Union ad offering a Hart Par tractor as grand prize for sending telegraphs to Henry Field Seed company in Shenendosh Iowa. Also reports Mr and Mrs Walter McMullin visiting North Platte and Los Angeles, a three year old girl’s fracture near Lodge Pole, a Masonic meeting at the Methodist church with Martin Dimery speaking on George Washington, Roy Greenlee’s return from travels to the east south and Cuba, and notes on the Maine monument visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Henry Field Seeds Company
Shenendosh
Iowa
John Block
Lodge Pole
Taylor
Methodist Church
Martin Dimery
George Washington
Roy Greenlee
Cuba
Roy
Home
Senate
Florida
Maine
Sidney Eudora lodge hosts successful meeting with juvenile insurance talk
Sidney Eudora lodge No. 257 Degre os Honor Protective Association held a well attended session with Mrs Rose Bilis presiding. After business a luncheon and talks followed about the new juvenile insurance law. A pol icy number one in favor of Avanelle Ellis was noted. Nearby, a family party at Roy Garrost home drew 54 guests for games and refreshments, described as a good old fashioned event with the whole family participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Eudora Lodge No. 257
Degre Os Honor Protective Association
Rose Bilis
Grand Lodge
Sidney
Avanelle Ellis
Roy Garrost
Paul
Grand Prairie Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Grand Prairie and nearby residents hosted guests throughout Monday to Sunday. Andrew Johnson visited the Jas Irwin home. families from Brule, Sundl, and Fremont attended gatherings, dinners, and a C. C. club meeting. Several residents shopped in Sidney and attended a local demonstration. A birthday celebration at the Emanuel Stueve home marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Prairie
Silney
Charles Welton
Richard
Clarence Welton
August Gade
George
A. R. Tremain
Frank Heinzman
Paul
James Irwin
Samuel
Albert
Gustav Kragel
Ianson
Fremont
Andrew Johnson
Jas. Irwin
Emanuel Stueve
Ernest Stueve
Arnold Braasch Farewell Party Before California Move
North Divide reports a farewell gathering at Henry Braasch residence for Arnold Braasch who is leaving for California. A large crowd attended with sandwiches, pickles, cake and coffee. Edna Frame is ill this week and hopes for recovery. Guests included George Rippe and L D Hughes families. A Spiker home gathering featured dancing and a tasty lunch as Donald and Mrs Spiker plan to stay local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Braasch
Arnold
California
Edna Frame
George Rippe
L. D. Hughes
Mary Allce
Bransch
T. C. Spiker
Donald Spiker
Mrec
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Ray Weeden
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M. C. Green
W. M. Kreinboring
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Grand Island
Fred Parke
W. P. Miles
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P. Ford
Colton
Commercial
Cecil James
Mrs. Carter Dunaway
James MeIstodh
Creighton
K. Kepler
University of Wyoming
Walter Gathman
Peetz
Max Critchfield
Sir
Ofre
F. O. Burgess
Arthur Oberfelder
Joseph Oberfelder
Jake Huba
Sidney Meat & Provision Store
Clyde Wallis
Babe
Mr. Kinton
Charles Marsh
Alfred Sutter
Fritz Runge
Grant
Mrs. Hostetler
Runges
Walter McMullin
McMulin
M. O. Baker
McMullin
Telegraph
Will Frerichs
Suno
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Earl Cole
Brule
Lucile
Frank Lindgren
Sundl
Dr. Holm
Earl
Lebert
Lodgepole
W. O. Johnson
Leola
Henry Glans
T. A. Waddell
Mons Johnson
W. W. Craig
Walter Kragel
Fred
Frank Fleemer
Richard Brauer
Will Freddis
Emmanuel Staeve
C. C. Club
Everet Doty
John Hokom
Guy Gilbert
Hugh Cortney
Chris Junker
Gladys Ellington
Ing House
North Divide
J. B. Byars CO
Earl S. Sherrerd
Graduate Medical College
Vincents
Robb Ross
West 2Nd St
Phene
Cersh
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