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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1929
Page
5
Nels Miller of Potter and Henry Blome of Dalton were among numerous business visitors. Sidneys residents and guests from Kimball, Sunol, Bayard, and Sterling attended meetings, shopped, or traveled for work. Notables include Dr. W. Smith buying a home, C. P. Chambers inspecting land, and Lions club activity.
Bridge guests at Feersoras Maley home. Kensington social at Mrs Mary Sheldon’s. Kings Daughters meet with host L A Bartholomew. Misses Portrey Allen Swartz Freytag skate then go to U S A theatre. Christian Endeavor church social includes games and refreshments. W M B ladies host luncheon for M B church shower. Presbyterian circle meets. Womans Missionary soc convenes. Epworth league cabinet hosts candy making at parsonage. P E O Chapter Founders Day program features seven founders talks and luncheon. B M S club discusses newspapers crime and state issues. January 8 meeting with large attendance.
Paul F Bunce and W F Devereaux of Northwestern Bell visit the city last Saturday. Tekamah family arrives for a two week stay with Mrs Mack Radcliffe. Mrs G H Doran travels to Lincoln and returns with her mother Mrs F O Burgess. Attorney W P Miles returns from Omaha after a serious operation at St Joseph hospital and steady recovery. Mrs Mary Connelly and granddaughter Mary Boyer move back to Sidney after four months in Columbus. Joseph Hahler Buick dealer notes three 1929 Buicks sold by B Runge W O Connell and W A Sparks with strong recent sales.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran met at the parsonage with Mrs. W F Peters as hostess. Officers elected for the coming year were Peters president Engelland vice president Meyer secretary Brauer treasurer.
The Atmar Stores are holding special sales in several western Nebraska towns this week. The Sidney store opened their sale Thursday morning and a large number of people responded to the offerings of the occasion. Several additional sales people have been engaged for the sale.
As The Telegraph went to press, a wet heavy snow storm roared in from the north across Western Nebraska counties. The storm shows signs of continuing through the night with potential deepening snowfall, while moisture is expected to benefit the wheat crop. A vacuum car advertises fresh roasted coffee by Bluhill Coffee, vacuum packed.
The Telegraph notes a correction for the Hart-Parr tractor school schedule confirming the session will occur Thursday, January 17. An earlier listing stated Monday January 17, but the correct date is Thursday. The Sidney Hart-Parr announces the upcoming school session in today's issue.
The Sidney National Farm Loan association announces ample funds for prompt loans at 5 percent with no commission. For information and applications contact C. P. Chambers, secretary treasurer. 34-36-8-40.
Dr J H Abbott announces moving his dental office from the Tobin building to larger quarters in the McIntosh building. He thanks patients for two years in Sidney and five years in Cheyenne county, Cheyenne County. Adv Silver Canyon Coal $12 50 per ton and Cheyenne County Lumber Co 26 tf.
The Altar Society bake sale is announced for Saturday January 19 at Green Lees. Notice is given to Carrie Cortney May Adams Elmer G Robbins Sarah E Robbins heirs at law of Sarah E Robbins and heirs in the estate of William T Robbins that O R Follett and Elmer G Robbins filed January 10 1929 in Cheyenne County County Court to probate the estates naming the heirs and praying for determination and final accounts. you are directed to appear before the County Court.
On the 28th day of January, 1929 at 10 o'clock A M to show cause if any there be why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. G. P. Kratz 34 36 38.
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