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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
5
St Patrick's Catholic Church holds Sunday Masses at 8 and 10. Evening service at 7 30. Instruction sessions are held each Saturday at 2 o'clock.
The church schedule lists Sunday school at 9 45 am morning worship at 11 am Luther League 6 30 pm and evening services at 7 30 pm Lessons from the Youth of Jesus is the morning subject. A congregational meeting elected Rev Trygstad secretary Mrs L Jessen secretary Esther Lindberg treasurer and others. A committee was formed to study church basement excavation and printing outside and ceiling work. The Dorcas Society met at Mrs L Jessen's with Mrs Radcliffe elected president. A baby shower bazaar materialized at the end, bringing cheerful support for the church mission.
An editorial argues railways underpin farming wages and national output as crops, industry, and shipping rely on strong lines. It notes job losses in railroad supply firms, stresses need for investment, and warns weak rails threaten European market opportunities and farm profits. It calls farmers to support reasonable rate increases to stabilize the system and capitalize on wartime demand.
Dalton resident J C Frandsen visited here Sunday. J J Finnegan of Lodgepole came Tuesday. Miss Mabel Leafdale spent Saturday in town. V F Kucera returned Wednesday from two weeks in Denver. Mrs A E Hedlund of Dalton visited Wednesday. H T Dean of Bridgeport stayed in the city early in the week. B C Campbell and wife of Bridgeport were overnight guests Wednesday. J J Kinney of Sterling Colorado visited Tuesday and Wednesday. A W Atkins of Bridgeport spent several days in the county capital. Mrs Essig and Miss Neubauer returned Wednesday from a Denver trip. Mr and Mrs Semerad went to Denver Sunday to visit relatives until Wednesday. H H Libby Robert Emanuelson and A B Persinger were in Lodgepole residents in the city Wednesday.
Miss Sadie McFadden returns Saturday to her school work at Lar amie after holiday time with the home folks. Superintendent W J Braham also returns early in the week from Omaha after an operation for appendicitis on the road to recovery.
A letter from Mrs N Lascelles to friends reports the family is delighted with their recently acquired homestead in Wyoming Basin. They live near nature’s heart in a congenial setting for every family member.
Lincoln Jane E Strode special counsel for Lancaster county reports a recent victory to reclaim about 10000 paid to the state after Capitol National Bank collapsed twenty years ago She informs State Auditor Howard that the judgment may be paid from special or general funds or appropriations If not done Lancaster county could justify withholding the judgment from state taxes.
A magistrate inspects a questionable specimen of manhood in the dock and asks the officer for the complaint. The prisoner, answering for himself, blurts out Rheumatiz as the reason.
The revival campaign began last Sunday in Elvaston Illinois under Evangelist Enslow. Audiences have grown larger than expected and he wins favor by playing no favorites as meetings draw in people not accustomed to church attendance.
The Evangelist urges prayer with sermons on "To Get God Down Here" as church members participate in nightly songs and messages. Two services are scheduled Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with crowds expected. no Monday night service to rest for next week's workload.
Henry Breternitz of North Platea traveled here Thursday with his brother William Breternitz and family for a brief visit.
Harrisburg Nebraska January 5 A check from an Omaha bonding company as surety for J W Hill Banner county treasurer for 72971 the amount found due by the state examiner will be turned over to the commissioners at the next meeting on their acceptance and signing of the voucher
William A. Pinkerton hails the unnamed tale as the greatest detective story he ever read. The sample promotion invites readers to order THE GREAT DIVIDE in Denver Colorado, with requests to include where the reader saw the notice.
Mrs. Mantor entertained Thursday with a bridge party for Miss Anne Radcliffe. Three tables were filled, Mantor won first prize and Radcliffe the guest prize. Miss Batdorf, hostess’s sister, performed a piano solo, impressing guests with refined classical music. The afternoon was a great success.
Miss Nellie Dedrick hosted friends Monday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Hart organized a chafing dish party Wednesday for the young ladies. Mrs. Lundberg of Pocatello Idaho visits her parents Mr and Mrs N P Johnson and other relatives.
Mrs Anton Rudd and two children spend time with her mother Mrs James Davison at the Ickes post office, sharing a quiet family visit in the town.
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