New County Officers Begin Their Duties
Cheyenne County announces its new leadership with Bert Allington as chairman of the board of county commissioners. He brings decades of farming experience and business sense from Lodge Pole near Sunol. The article notes district consolidations, a new $18,000 school building, and plans for a $7,500 gymnasium addition. It profiles Judge Elmer Kath and outlines Cunningham the new county assessor’s rural roots and civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Allington
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Allington
Lodge Pole
John Alligton
Iowa
Mr. Allington
Sunol
Friend Dickinson
Lute
Aasembly
Bloody Six vs Bone Busters Youth Hockey Showdown
The Bloody Six led by Archie Tluxa challenge the Bone Busters captained by Richard Chaney in a 10 o clock Saturday morning scrimmage. Referee Heinie Bauman will oversee the fast ice contest as Sidney youth vie for supremacy in a lively early season game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Tluxa
Lawrence Witters
Donald Jorgenson
Arthur Zike
Orville Williams
William Davis
Bone Busters
Richard Chaney
Johnny Swain
William Swain
Franklin Barger
Kenneth Griswold
George Barker
Heinie Bauman
Eastern Stars Install New Officers in Noted Ceremony
The Easter Star chapter held an installation of new officers on Wednesday, highlighted by dignified speeches, a rose distribution, and acknowledgments to outgoing officers. Mrs Ruth Hodgkin and Mrs Maud Pettibone led the event, with many members attending and a luncheon afterward in the basement club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Star
Ruth Hodgkin
Maud Pettitene
Barker
Elibone
Hodgate
Jorgenson
Hodgkin
Jsure Prise
Ida . Ahtens
Ruth
Harker
Oras
Tojcarry
WMS
Kenneth Agnew
W. P
Maude” Pettibone
Sidney Country Club Holds Annual Meet
The Sidney Country Club held its fifth annual meeting at the courthouse on Tuesday evening January 13 to elect officers and plan the year. Officers elected included Dr. M. E. Pettibone for president and E. R. Kratz as secretary treasurer, with a 110 member count and a growing roster. The club, owning 197 acres with a near‑completed clubhouse, reported solid finances, plans to finish building, and a fiscal year shift proposed to begin on the second Wednesday in January. Members praised the club’s progress and the strong support in the room as committees and new leadership prepared for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Barger
Colorado-Nebraska Golfs Association
Sidney
A. Hardy
Ee “Pd
Martin
A. BE. Phelps
B E. R. Krats
Guy
Dorem
W. P. Miles
R. E. Roche
J. I. McIntosh
A E Phelps
W. K. Hodgkin
Hockey crowd fills Lodge Pole rink for Tigers win
A large Sidney crowd attended a Sunday skating and hockey event at the Lodge Pole by the dam, where Heinie Bauman and assistants staged a high class ice show. The Tigers defeated the Wildcats 8 to 0 with Van Valkenberg and Kepler shining, while Bauman coached and Closman and Jones starred in exhibitions. A future card with races and exhibitions is planned, and Matt Thayer filmed the events for later viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Fourth Avenue
Heinie Bauman
Wildcats
Auch
Tigers
van Valkenberg
Jones
Krock
Kepler
Aftenoon
Willie Jones
Buck Davis
John Krock
Clif van Valkenberg
Firley Williams
Richard Kepter
John Christensen
John Daugherty
Jay Closman
Bhp Doran
Muggs Null
Rupert Campbell
Heinie ‘Bauman
Jay
Closman
Davis
Matt Thayer
Thayer
Knights of Pythias Install Officers
Knights of Pythias held an installation at their hall last Wednesday. Leo Osborn officiated with past chancellors as officers C C Davis Howard Swain Golden Kratz John McCleneghan M W Harry Wingerson M A William Null I G John Borland O G George Thirwald K of R S F W Wait M of E Frank Tobin M of F. A banquet followed featuring an entire roast pig prepared by caterer Bret ernitz.
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Breternitz
Pig
John McCleneghan
Leo Osborn
C. C. Davis
C. C
Howard Swain
D. C
Golden Kratz
John McCineghin
M. W
Harry Wingerson
M. A
William Null
I. G
John Borland
O. G
George Thirwald
F. W. Wait
Frank Tobin
Lumber Dealers Confer At Sidney Meeting In 1924
Sterling Lumber and Investment Company of Denver held its annual meeting in Sidney with partners and managers from multiple stations. Attendees reviewed 1924 gains, discussed railroad service improvements, and planned for 1925. A banquet at the Methodist church followed discussions.
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Sterling Lumber and Investment Company of
Denver
Sidney
R. M. Burton
FSC
Meta
Fu Itive
C. al’ Grey
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
F. E. Currell
Ardmore
W- Craigie
Bushnell
H. Corry
Potter
G. B. Woo
Hutchinson
Methodist ‘Church
Ladies Ald. Society
Hockey interest grows with 100 clubs buying gear
The report notes over 100 hockey clubs purchasing pucks and equipment and hints at uniforms and a possible game with Denver. It praises Bidney for strong coaches, team spirit, and convenient ice, describing the sport as fine and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bidney
Bargain Day in Sidney Next Wednesday Event Preview
Next Wednesday January 21 Trade Extension and Friends Making Day will be held in Sidney. The Merchants Association sponsors a luncheon and program at a Second Street rest room with Dr Samuel Light and Glen Bales, plus music by the Sidney male quartet. Prizes include a Holstein heifer calf for men and English China dishes for women. Visitors can expect real bargains in local stores and a big double page ad in Kidney Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Merchant's Association
Second Street
Wooldridge
Samuel Light
Presbyterian Church
Glen Bales
Farmers Union
Kidney Enterprise
Citisens
Cheyenne County
Eugene McEvoy Obituary Notice
Eugene McEvoy died at his sister Anna Hart home after ulcers of the duo denum worsened despite surgery. Peritonitis followed a brief rallying. funeral set at St Patrick's church with Rev Anton Link on Saturday at 9 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McEvoy
St. Patrick's Church
Anton Link
Mrs Eliza McRoberts Dies at 83 in Apoplexy
Mrs Eliza McRoberts aunt of W K Hodgkin died suddenly at her home Wednesday morning at age 83 after a feeble period. Her husband died years ago and she had no children. A short funeral was held at the home Thursday at five o’clock and the body went to O’Neill for burial with Mr and Mrs Hodgkin accompanying. A funeral service will be held there among old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza McRoberts
W. KK. Hodgkin
O’niell
O’niell For Burial, Accompanied By Mr. and Mrs.Hodgkin
Fred Wallick Dies in Colorado Funeral Held in Dalton
Fred Wallick, a well known young man from the county, died in Colorado and his body was brought home. The funeral was held Friday in Dalton. He was a nephew of 8. U. Wallick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wallick
Colorado
Dalton
U. Wallick
Trey
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Elmer ‘Kath
Renue
Hiaa
Bis
Pennsylvania
Law’ Or
Chicago
Sedge ‘Kahl
Ll ’. Cunningham
Gurley
Cunningham
Paul Collast
HOYS
Sidney Country Club
M. E. Pettibone
3. L. McIntosh
McIntosh
Dr. Pettibone
Oberfelter
R. P. Kepler
E. L. Hyde
Dr.Barger
P. L. Martin
Guy V. Doran
E. RB. Krats
Throngh
Knights OF Pythias
Lumber Dealers Hold
Burtington
Merchants Association
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