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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
11
The Telegraph lists subscription prices with one year and six months terms postage paid. Single copies are available with payment in advance and the notice notes postal service handling as second class mail at Sidney Nebraska.
Roy Price, Sidney's sole colored citizen, convicted of language to provoke an assault, fined $10 and costs. W. F. Basgett is in an Omaha hospital with alarming condition. Harry Bixby hosted Junior boys basketball team for his sixteenth birthday. Sidney defeated Alliance in a Thursday debate led by L. Martin, Vance Doty, and John Witters.
The district court met Monday with Judge Grimes aboard the beach. The change of post masters was completed this week with Charles Callahan handing the office to successor O. D. Lyons, and Myrtle Lyons named deputy. Co M Wright installed an acutelene light plant at B A Jones's home. C A Newell, local ranchman, died Tuesday.
Robert F. Hackett, a passenger on a Saturday evening train, slashed his throat with a razor and ran through the coach with blood spurting before dying at the end of the car. The Sidney Milling and Elevator company is a new Sidney organization. Ed Tobin's two year old child fell from a high chair Monday and broke its arm. Gapen and Bassett spent the weekend in Denver.
T I H Blecksley of North Platte will open a photograph gallery in the old Day building. A grand masquerade will be given at the White House next Wednesday evening. The Union Pacific is carrying an ad in this issue concerning the sale of its grazing lands in western Nebraska. Ed MecLernon has built a picket fence at the rear of his store.
Lodge Pole and Minden residents visited relatives from Sunday to Wednesday. Auxiliaries hosted Legion boys at a children's party with prizes for best costumes. The Young building is being remodeled into apartments. Ovid visitors purchased lots there. Baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Braird of Ovid. Laura Kints returned from the Lehmkuhl ranch to Hansen home. Birthday dinner at Gur Ney honored Mrs. Persinger.
The Kimball boys basketball team beat the locals here on Friday night with a 22 to 15 score. Community activity included a C. H. Rowan sale well attended and the Ladies A'd served lunch. Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah M. Bruna were held at home and the German church with burial at Emanuel cemetery.
Notice for Methodist Episcopal Church Lodge Pole Nebraska invites attendance for Dr B B Braden during the evenings of next week starting Tuesday March 2 topics include Worship inward grace experiences of a wife shunter Bible school growth and Sunday services led by Dr Braden. Includes exhortation to join classes and live by truth and conscience with poetic lines concluding the notice.
The Tri County Ministerial Association will convene Monday afternoon at the M E Church. K Staniforth serves as pastor.
Sidney residents report shopping trips and visits as Mr and Mrs Jamies Mohatt and Mr and Mrs George Hockerson journey toward Denver. Local O D O club met at Mohart home. wind and snow kept many away. March 11 meeting planned with officers to be elected. Visitors included Mrs Will Mohatt and others. lunch served.
Mr and Mrs James Mohatt and guests joined the Kurz family for Sunday dinner. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs J A Sparks and children and Mr and Mrs Bert Walker along with friends during the afternoon and evening.
The family of Mrs. Hattle Bell thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and flowers shown during her illness and death. Fa Morris and family and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jeffery and Roy Morris extend appreciation for support.
Mr and Mrs A Tu Rash and daughter express gratitude for kindness and assistance during the illness and recovery of their daughter. They thank the doctors and Miss Shupe for their kindness. Coming Green Stockings.
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