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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
9
O. Fowler has been appointed deputy sheriff. Charles Trognitz holds the contract for ice delivery for the U P. The post ice house is filled and L. H. Bordwell is filling his ice house. A Masonic ball is planned for Thursday night. Catholics held a dance and supper on Wednesday.
Lisgzie V. Kline and Paul J. Kappler were married Thursday. The brief notices list community updates including saloon license petitions, illnesses, local events, livestock cattle convention attendance, anti saloon league plans, railroad yard extensions, ground breaking on a grade, and a high school recital with proceeds of $60.
In a tragic incident at the rails H Coker section foreman was struck and killed by a locomotive while lifting a hand car. Sheriff and Mrs McDaniel welcomed a son named Robert on Monday. Ladies of the Women’s club clerked at Fishmin’s store to raise funds for the rest room. A new organ was installed at Kurz school where Miss Martha Greenlee teaches.
Spring Canyon residents visit Crook business callers include R Bell and Glen McCall. Crook visitors Ray Sheffield Billie Sutter and Burris Bras. Guests at 8 M Polick home include Gus Sutter Wm McIntosh Lon Clark families Mary Dugan and Mrs Ed Stewart Ray Sheffield. John Speaker shelling corn Friday Saturday. Beebe Bell McCall Hellbush attended Sidney sale. Beebe family Sunday at Bell’s. Mrs Clarence returned from visit with her parents. Milos Moore children ill with scarlet fever improving. Ed Hickerson spent Sunday with Policks.
Meadow Lawn notes shelling corn for James Sullivan Ed Morrow and Sam Eckert this week. Paul Mann and Miss Hilda Brandam were married January 10 in Missouri and will live here. Mrs Worth and Miss Horn helped cook for corn shellers Friday and Saturday. Sullivan bought a team from Mr McGee of Redington Monday. Mail route from Potter due next week. Mr and Mrs Mike Miller and Mr and Mrs E L Weed spent Sunday at the Worth home. Eckerts welcome a nine pound baby girl born Monday morning. McGee of Redington sold corn to James Sullivan Monday. Ward and Frances Bowen of Sidney visited Ed Walsh. W P Wilson drove a Porter car. Jillson hauled corn to Dalton for Ed Morrow Monday. Worth staying at Eckert home. Peter Nelson visited Ed Morrow Monday afternoon. Donaghy and Walsh are in Denver on business. Mrs J C Kreader motored to Sidney Friday. Peter Nelson visited Elmer Mayern Monday. Morrow brothers shelling corn.
Herbert Johnson and Charles Her boldsheimer visited Pete Nelson on Monday afternoon. Ellis Fisher and son Charles shopped in Sidney Saturday. The Farmers Union met at District No. 13 schoolhouse with a large crowd and a fine program. Henry Moench and Pete Nelson conducted Potter business Friday. Harvey Fisher hauls corn to Potter. Elmer and Oscar Moench visited Roy and Robert Nelson Sunday. Mrs Elmer Jacobson is on the sick list. Friends gathered at George Reetz home Thursday to celebrate his birthday. A large crowd attended the C BR Strandberg home for a charivari. Clarence quietly left recently and married.
Potter Wm Goding returns from Cheyenne hospital after throat trouble. J L Caywood attends stock show in Denver. Bridge club meets at Ernest Biggs home with Mrs Smith and Mrs Larson present. Harold Curry comes back from Denver after lumbermen's convention. Amil Cords departs for Grand Island due to death of brother. Rabbit hunt banquet held. R A Babcock's side loses. 36 attend Well’s turkey dinner. Jack Nelson ships load of baby beeves to Denver. Firemen plan annual hall at Seyfang theatre. Carrie Cords takes teaching exams in Sidney. substitute for Miss Tallaca ill. Oscar Anderson of Ft Collins visiting. Mother-daughter banquet at high school gym. Ernest Biggs leaves for Ogallala to work as agent.
Mrs Christina Pustis 74 of Lodge Pole died Sunday morning after 38 years in Cheyenne county She is survived by her husband two sons and two daughters The body was taken to Omaha Monday for cremation then to her old home in Kansas for burial
The Frances Williard union ladies hosted a surprise for Mrs W J Shoe maker on Tuesday evening with twenty five guests. Baskets of fruit replaced flowers due to her illness and the party was spent socially. Ralph Adams and family returned to Sidney Monday after two months in California with their two sons in the juvenile band. A separate surprise for Henry Worley occurred Tuesday January 15 with about twenty attendees and a supper followed by games and social time.
On Friday evening January 18 a joint installation of the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows took place in Chappell. Mrs. Ernest Stuht and Mrs. Fred Stuht served as installing officers for the Rebekahs followed by the Odd Fellows installation. An elaborate lunch was served after the ceremony.
In the District Court of Nebraska North Platte division Mamie Farr bankrupt Case 205 in Bankruptcy a voluntary petition Notice of discharge On January 22 1924 the court fixed February 25 1924 as the last date to oppose the discharge creditors and interested parties must file appearances and grounds of opposition within ten days at the North Platte office Witness my hand the date above at North Platte Nebraska 1924.
Leslie Neubauer filed Tuesday as a Republican candidate for district clerk in Cheyenne county. A longtime resident, he is an expert accountant and bookkeeper with extensive banking experience. He supports strict economy and tax reduction.
In the county court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Jesse C McNish deceased. Clara H McNish petitions to admit a will to probate and appoint letters testamentary. A hearing is set for February 16 1924 at 10 A M in the county court room. Notice to all interested persons to appear and contest the petition. The Telegraph will publish the notice for three weeks prior to the hearing. Dated January 22 1924. (SEAL) Co P Chambers County Judge.
Classified item from Sidney listing MacDonald Meter Sales Co seeks two salesmen with a good proposition for the right parties. Potential applicants are invited to respond to the Sidney contact.
Mrs. O. E. Pearson is ill with tonsillitis this week. Guy Chambers, son of Judge C. P. Chambers of Lincoln, is named adjutant of the state department of the American Legion. Roy Liggett assisted in invoicing stock at J. B. Byars store in Chappell last week. George Weinberg and family moved from Gurley to Sidney where Mr. Weinberg works at Rasch barber shop.
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