Lutheran invitation and community notices in Sidney church page
The note invites Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11 am with a sermon Jesus at a marriage. Evening services are suspended to allow Enslow meetings. It honors the late missionary superintendent Dr Luther P Ludden of Lincoln Neb and Mason Tishue, with condolences offered. A church exchange sale is announced for Saturday Jan 16 at Sidney Drug Co. store.
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Jesus
Enslow
Sidney
Western District of General Synod
Luther P. Ludden
Lincoln
Neb
Williston
Dakota
Mason
Tishue
Dunkard
A H. Trygstad
Churc
Iam
Lord of Hosts
Sidney Drug Co
Mrs. Fred Lehmkuh Visits Lodgepole Shopper Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Lehmkuh of Lodgepole shopped in the town on Tuesday, enjoying local stores and the community scene.
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Fred Lehmkuh
Lodgepole
Fred Parks Goes to Denver for Boxing Training
Fred Parks traveled to Denver on Monday to begin training for upcoming boxing contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parks
Denver
People Mentioned in Bridgeport Business Visit and Iowa Trip
B D Emily of Bridgeport attended business here Friday while Peter Koepp returned Saturday from a visit to his former home in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Emily
Bridgeport
Peter Koepp
Iowa
Twelve Peetz Citizens Attend A. O. U. W. Initiation
Twelve residents of Peetz attended a Thursday evening initiation ceremony of the A. O. U. W. lodge.
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Peetz
Accommodating. A cryptic lyric from the Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes a coy sentiment about secrecy and affection, describing a moment of closeted reassurance and a whispered kiss as one party asserts certainty no one is watching. It reads as a brief, intimate aside within a larger page.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Lodgepole Irrigation Association Constitution and Articles
The Lodgepole Irrigation Association governs Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel counties Nebraska. It outlines objects meetings officers and committees including executive and legislative groups, membership rules, assessments, invitations for annual meetings and amendment procedures. The document details eligibility for membership and honorary status, plus voting rights and meeting conduct under Roberts Rules of Order.
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Lodgepole Irrigation Association
Kimball
Cheyenne
Deuel
Nebraska
State Irrigation Association
Devel
Association
Association For Action Direct
Roberts
United States
State Conservation Commission
Lodgepole
Pearson King Nuptials Mark Sidney Union
John Thomas Morley Pearson and Miss Hazelle Shirley King wed January 12 1915 at the bride's home in Sidney. Reverend B F Pearson of Schuyler Nebraska officiated. Bride in traveling gown with pink rose bouquet. Afterward a one o clock dinner followed by a trip to Omaha Lincoln Kansas City and Denver with Lincoln and University circles featured. The Telegraph offers congratulations to the couple.
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John Thomas Morley Pearson
Hazelle Shirley King
Frank King
Sidney
B F. Pearson
Schuyler
Nebraska
B. F. Pearson
Ned
R. E. Pearson
Alliance
Harry King
Bridgeport
Harry
University of Nebrska
Delta Tau Delta
Mwe
Union Pacific R. A. Co
Omaha
Grainfield
Kansas
Sidney High School
Nebraska University
Nebraska Conservatory of Music
Alpha Omicron Pi
Pearson
Lincoln
Kansas City
Denver
The
Telegraph
Sanders Erickson Nuptials in Sidney at Groom Family Home
Edward C. Sanders of Davison precinct and Edith J. Erickson of Trognitz precinct wed Tuesday afternoon January 12 in Sidney. Elder G. W. Berry of Angola Nebraska officiated. The couple will reside on the groom’s ranch in Davison precinct.
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Edward C. Sanders
Davison
Edith J. Erickson
Trognitz
Sidney
George Moore
Sadié Sanders
Edwin Erickson
Mabel Erickson
Myra Aldridge
Nebraska
Davison Precinct
Nelson and Bartle Granted License to Wed
Odin C. Nelson and Miss Florence Bartle were granted a marriage license on Monday, clearing the way for their wedding.
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Odin C. Nelson
Florence Bartle
Reetz Aldrich Granted Marriage License in Potter
George H. Reetz and Miss Lora Aldrich, both of Potter, were granted a marriage license by Judge Chambers on Thursday in a brief ceremony context.
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George H. Reetz
Lora Aldrich
Potter
Grabbed His Opportunity by a Street Trick
In a London Chronicle vignette a hurried pavement artist quits early and a dirty boy poses as the artist to beguile passersby. The imposter asks for tips while a second boy slips away with a wink, as the real artist resumes.
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Eornier
A&r
Fied
Londen Chronicle
Pluck Lawcon-Bjones Mark First Anniversary
Lawcon Jones marks one year of marriage with evident happiness. The couple, Dawson Jones and Romerville Journal note their shared love of food, highlighting their joyous bond and celebratory tone.
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Lawcon
Bjones
Dawson
Proposed Denver Sidney Highway Invite Sparks Local Glee
A column riffs on linking Sidney with Denver via a highway as a playful, satirical pitch. It imagines a welcoming bid with a humorous police role, bond sales and tourist traffic, praising cross state ties and the lure of Colorado romance while poking fun at lingering dull times.
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Sidney
Colorado
Webster
Gretna Green
Denver
That Printer of Udell's to Play at the Opera House
The stage adaptation of Harold Bell Wrights That Printer of Udell s arrives at the opera house under Sanford Dodges direction. A strong company of actors promises a vivid faithful production of the best selling story and the dramatization is expected to be a notable success. The show opens Monday January 18th.
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Udell's
Udell
Harold Bell Wright
Wright
Mr. Wright
Sanford Dodge
Opera House
Dinner dialogue teases in Baltimore American
A playful exchange at a family dinner sees Mr Jones teased by a coy heliden and a bashful suitor. The fover, invited to share the meal, is pressed to sit beside Miss Grace, sparking a witty remark about appetite and charm.
Her Privilege Dialogue Sparks Debate at Cinecinnuatl Enquirer
A brief exchange proposes gender norms with a woman insisting on agency and a man pressing for a direct no. The Cinecinnuatl Enquirer presents the dialogue as a reflection on social privilege and communication dynamics.
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Cinecinnuatl Enquirer
Railroad Notes Highlight Local Rail Staff Movements
C S Kelley of Omaha, Chief Clerk of R R mail service, visited Sidney between trains No 5 and No 9. F W Dudley, fourth district engineer, pensioned after 38 years service in January. Car Department land derrick and wrecker called from Sidney to fix bad order cars at Kimball and Chappell. Traveling Storekeeper O Nelson and division storekeeper W S Wilmoth of Omaha visited J J McFadden. Btakeman R J Spece injured near Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, after being squeezed between an engine and car. initial reports overstated severity but later indicated lighter injuries.
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C .S. Kelley
Omaha
R. R. Mail Service
City
F. W. Dudley
Sidney
Kimball and
Chappell
O. Nelson
Division
W. S. Wilmoth
J. J. McFadden
R. J. Spece
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Mantor Couple Move Into Desirable Devoe Bungalow
Dr H E Mantor and his wife have moved into a pretty Devoe bungalow two blocks nearer the business section. The home and locality are described as very desirable.
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H. E. Mantor
Devoe
Peetz man travels homeward to Sidney Iowa
J M Smith of Peetz Colorado traveled through the city Wednesday en route to his former home in Sidney Iowa where he had business to attend to. He spoke of his satisfaction with his current location in the fertile west.
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J. M. Smith
Peetz
Colorado
Sidney
Iowa
West
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Tobin Opera House
Udells
Sidney Drug Store
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Lutheran
the Knight-Campbell Music CO
Denver, Colorado
Pearson—King
Sanders—Erickson
Nelson
Bartle
Reetz—Aldrich
Sidmey Drug
U.P
Auctioneers
Peverley and Gates
Cheyenne County
Peverley
Wit. Gates
KO Greenlee
Railroad Notes
LW Co
H. A. Stover
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