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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
15
Local residents from Lodge Pole to Sidney recount Christmas visits and travel woes. Amelia Lindley and families joined by the Englerts and Kuccera share holiday meals. neighbors Faced with snow, rides and car troubles are noted as communities gather, travel slows, and locals return home.
North Sidney residents recount a Christmas filled with family dinners and calls. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sparks returned from Wyoming with son Harry. Several gatherings occurred at the Sparks and Kinton homes, with dinners shared at multiple households.
Miss Lillian Minor of Lisco teaches there and visits Potter friends during vacation. Stanley Davis spent Christmas in Cheyenne with his mother who moved there to care for Hoadley children. W. 3. Nagel sold his pool hall stake to Fred Vaughn and Raymond Johnson who assume management. J. C. Bartlett and family traveled to Cheyenne for several days with friends. Dorothy MacAdam and Maude Peterson shopped in La Sidney last Friday. Mr and Mrs F C Harris enjoyed a Christmas visit from Mr Harris’s brother and family from Edwards. Marion Reddy and daughter visit the MecAdam home this week. Mr and Mrs A J Hannibal of Scottsbluff visited cousins.
Mr and Mrs A S Kilmer and sons visited EB Biggs in Potter. Henry Bennison and son Robert spent Christmas with P C Peterson family in Dix. Henrietta Thurston and children visit relatives in Dalton. H R Baumbach and Carol dined with C B Anderson. C E Tolle and sons called on Andersons. Farmers Union elected C E Tolle president Earl Easton vice president Nels Nelson secretary and treasurer Harry Matthewson delegate to Omaha convention. Mrs Henry Anderson called on her.
The report mentions Mrs Annie Hicks visiting with her daughter, Wm Bundy and son Paul along with Harry Anderson and Herman Baumbach attending a rabbit hunt at Bunker Hill on Sunday. Mrs J A Connelly visited Dalton to stay with her sister Mrs Harry Scott and meet a new niece born on the 22nd. Mrs R C Jackson travels to Pueblo Colorado for a planned operation.
Sextorp Jess Lambert butchered a beef Friday helped Henry Moench repair his well the first of the week. Andy Brett and Mr. and Mrs. Oelt sen and sons were Christmas dinner guests at the J. Slama home. Mrs. Andrew Nelson assumed her duties as school teacher in district 13 Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Reetz and children spent Thursday at the C. C. Crowell home. John Nelson returned from New Mexico Wednesday. He spent several weeks attending to business concerning the old fields. Christmas services were held at the German Lutheran church Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fisher were shopping in Potter Wednesday after Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and daughter Gladys, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and children and Hugo Doering called at the John Nelson home Friday evening. Jess Lambert butchered a beef Friday Hilma Nelson spent Sunday night with her aunt Mrs. W. D. Matthewson. Quite a crowd attended the Christ-
Miss Esther Carlson visited Potter friends during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher and daughter spent Monday evening with the George Reetz family. Smith and Heimer shelled corn for Co. C. Crowell on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prince and daughters were business callers in Sidney Tuesday.
The article announces Paramounts North of 36 a companion story to The Covered Wagon starring Ernest Torrence Lois Wilson Jack Holt and Nash Berry with Texas long horn herd featured The three day release runs January 12 13 and 14 with popular theatre prices of 15c 30c and 40c for the engagement designed to accommodate the masses.
E W Cass longtime manager of the John Deere Plow company has been transferred to Omaha and will soon depart. Mr Case replaces him and arrives with his family increasing local numbers while Cass has a daughter in school elsewhere. Mr Cass will be missed in business social and musical circles due to his active involvement.
A reader reports an alleged effort to intimidate E J Leonard by threatening a boycott of the Protestant American News paper in Sidney and divert advertising to the Casey Journal. The speaker disclaims any petition or authority and calls the claim a fabrication pure and simple.
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