Sidney Draws Mrs Howe and Kin Visit Ellington Colorado
Sidney Draw Mrs Pete Howe and nephew Norman left Sunday afternoon to spend a week with her sister at Ellington Colo. Lester Rose went home with Morton Walsh Sunday to spend a few days. BE M Rose drove to Potter on business. Miss Carrie Glassburn and brothers Wilber and Max called at the Rose home Monday afternoon. Pete Howe autoed to Potter Monday afternoon. Frank Klentz seen in Lorenzo Monday. A surprise party was given at the Schere home on Freedan and Albert Scheere Wednesday night. A large crowd present and a very good time reported. Mrs J M Rose and daughter Velma returned home from Kremers Thursday where they had spent a few days. Dwain Unadley ate New Years dinner with Miss Velma Rose. Miss Duseck came back to her school after two weeks vacation. School started January 5 in Dist 101. A surprise party was given on the teacher Miss Dusek in Dist 101 Saturday night. A large crowd present, they played games and had a good time. Lunch served at a late hour. Mrs Pete Howe and Norman Troupough returned from their visit in Wellington Colorado. Mrs Renicka and daughters and son Loyd spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jiund and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Howe
Norman
Ellington
Colo
Lester Rose
Morton Walsh
BE. M. Rose
Potter
Carrie Glassburn
Wilber
Max
Rose
Frank Klentz
Lorenzo
Schere
Freedan
Albert Scheere
J. M. Rose
Velma
Kremers
Dwain Unadley
Velma Rose
Miss Duseck
Miss Dusek
Advertising in The Telegraph Proves Beneficial
A promotional note asserts mutual money gains from advertisement in The Telegraph. It promises prompt service and accommodating staff. It extols skillful work, fair prices, and reliable delivery of goods directly to the customer.
Steal Own Whisky Exposed In Chicago Probe
District Attorney Clyne leads inquiry into wholesale liquor disposals and alleged staged thefts since Prohibition. Witness Jerome McMahon describes a Chicago network moving bonded goods via John Sandberg’s warehouse and a Clark Street saloon, with police raid following delivery. About $50,000 in liquor reported stolen from Sonnenschein’s Market Street warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clyne
Jerome McMahon
John Sandberg
North Clark Street
McMahon
Sandberg
Charles Edegartner
Edegartner
Randolph Hotel
Sandberg’s
Jacob Sonnenschein
North Market Street
Indispensable Religion Debate at Mission Convention
At the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions session in Des Moines Iowa on January 5 G Sherwood Eddy of Boston Mass and W W Douglas Mackenzie of Hartford Conn spoke on whether humanity requires a religion deemed indispensable The discussion centered on the necessity and scope of religious faith for all people with Eddy and Mackenzie named as speakers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Student Volunteer Movement For Foreign Missions
G. Sherwood Eddy
Noston
Mass
W. W. Douglas Mackenzie
Hartford, Conn
Lighthouse Crew Rescued After Aranmore Foundering
Fifteen workers at the Belle Isle government station faced starvation when the Aranmore sank with winter supplies. The rescue came via the Newfoundland steamer Sen after a wireless message from Quebec dated January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Belle Isle
Aranmore
Sen
Sidney News Sketches and Local Happenings
North Divide Lewis Shulenberg visited Sidney on Monday. Farmers shucked corn fields as snow melted with warm weather. The Farmers Union of Bunker Hill local enjoyed an oyster supper last Tuesday. Shourn and Neary were business visitors at Sidney on Saturday. Miss Lacy came from Sidney to take charge of her school last Sunday. Glenn Bales and family traveled to Sidney for trading. A storm was forecast for Tuesday with little snow arriving. Wednesday sun returned. Spiker family moved to a new home in Sidney. Wm. Jeudas helped Chas. Bartells move east to a new home. John Jones drove to Sidney Monday to fetch mail for neighbors. A son was born to Fred Burtels and wife. Mrs. Paul Mudd shopped in Sidney Saturday. C. J. Osborn attended business in Sidney Monday. Many local farmers paid auto licenses in Sidney on Saturday. Andy Nelson and family joined them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Shulenberg
Sidney
Farmers' Union of
Bunker Hill
Messrs Shourn and
Neary
Miss Lacy
John Santo
Glenn Bales
T. ©. Spiker
Wm. Jeudas
Chas. Bartells
John Jones
Fred Burtels
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Telegraph
Scott
Sidney Battery Service
Willard
Mann Motor Co
Wells Hawks
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Bares
Big Pilot
North Divide
Paul Mudd
C. J. Osborn
Andy Nelson and Wife
Court House
Sidney, Nebraska
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U.s.rubber Footwear
United States Rubber Company
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