Sidney Country Club Brings City Pride and New Amenities
Financial arrangements complete for a grand two story clubhouse at the Sidney Country Club, which sits on 190 adjoining acres near the city. The 18 hole course, swimming pool, tennis courts, and trap shooting grounds will attract members, with a planned opening February 23 and a limited membership of 100. Members gain a one hundredth interest valued at about $20,000, signaling social and health benefits for the community.
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Sidney Country Club
Ufe
Peonia
Knights of Columbus Dance Draws Large Crowd
About four hundred invitations were issued for a Tuesday evening event at St Patrick's Auditorium. Bob Breakey's Herenaders furnished music and Knights served lunch. An estimated 145 couples danced at one time as the spacious hall accommodated the crowd with old time square dancing and a rye waltz.
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Bt. Patrick
Bob . Breakey
Sarved
Lee
Liberty State Bank Changes Hands Again
Cheyenne county bankers take over Liberty State Bank in Sidney and Lodge Pole. J. W. Rogers and Ray Tierney sell to F. N. Slawson Fred Lehmkuhl Sr and F H Wolf with Slawson to remain president. Lehmkuhl vice president Wolf cashier Christen remains assistant cashier.
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Telegraph
Liberty State Bank
J. W. Rogers
Ray Tierney
F. N. Slawson
F. L. Vinch
Mr. Roger
Mr. Tierney
Mr. Slawson
Fred Lehmkuhl, Sr
F. H. Wolf
Cheyenne County
Slawson
Lehmkohl
Farmers State Bank of
Lodge Pole
Liberty
Wolf
Christen‘sen
Rogers
Tierney
Guaranty Fund Commission
Liberty State Bank of
Sidney
Fred Lehmkuhl
Nebraska
Of.idney
Guaranty” ‘Fund
Commission
Liberty State_ bank
Frank H. Wolf
Fred ‘Blawson
Royal Neighbors Lodge Installs Officers in Sidney
Royal Neighbors of Sidney lodge installed new officers Wednesday January 21 under officer Mrs. Jennie Johnson with Marie Willis assisting. Seventy members and one visitor attended a lunch and a pleasant evening. Officers installed for three years include Eva Kinton oracle Grace Sellars vice oracle Ida Harris past oracle Suman Chambers chancellor Nora Denney recorder Elite Wilts receiver MiMred Andrew marshal Helen Ledbetter assistant marshal Leong Morris inner sentinel Der a Foster outer sentinel Emaily Hedcock manager three years Vera Chambers musician Anna plaintiff Faith Mate Faby endurance Agnes Proper Irene Perry courage Mrs Jennie Johnson delegate to state convention Mrs Annie Wright alternate Nora Deaney delegate to district convention Ida Harris alternate.
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Jennie Johnson
Marie Willis
Sidney Lodge
Mortenson
Bridgeport
Mad
Inner -Sentinel
Déra Foster
Outer
Sentinel
Emaily
Hedgecock
Vera Chambers
Anna
Faith
Matte Faby
Endurance
Agnes
Helen Holsapple
Modesty
Irene
Perry
Courage
Annie’ Wright
Nora Deaney
Alstrict
Ida Harris
Bidney Juvenile Bend Ready To Blossom In Striking Form
The Bidney Juvenile bend will shortly be able to blossom out in striking appearance, but it is claimed for them that they are made in such a way that they will not be quickly outgrown.
Basketball season opens successfully for 1924 25
The 1924 25 basketball season opens with December practices led by Coach Horn. About twenty five players report including four letter men Wait Snyder Poole and Clark. A class tournament crowns the Seniors over the Sophomores as school champions. Early games include a 26 16 loss to Sterling and a Western Nebraska Conference opener at Sidney against Kimball with a 17 14 final score after extra periods.
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Horn
Wait
Snyder
Poole
Clark
Thomas
Davis
Sterling
Sidney
Kimball
Sidney Girls
Gartive
Ruby 'Oberg
Mildred Anthony
Blanche Walker
Harriet Jones
Vera Hart
Ada Gerard
Florence Oberg
Elma Nelson
Thornley
Mockett
Crock
Mitchell
Wis
Tong
Tebrinke
Brown
Steele
Rickles
Miller
Tierney
Swanson
Louthan
Lodge Polo
Bayard
Perry
Synder
Williams
Bentley
Hudson
Walt J
Bidney
Nice
American Bank Names A J Jorgenson Manager
A J Jorgenson succeeds J J Tooley as manager of the American bank this week. Tooley returns to his home in Custer county. Jorgenson, longtime Cheyenne county resident, pledges customer service and prudent administration under the Guaranty Fund commission. The bank seeks broad community cooperation to remain a trusted local financial institution.
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A. J. Jorgenson
J. J. Tooley
Local Bank
American Bank
Tooley
Custer County
Jorgenson
Cheyenne County
Guaranty Fund Commission
Rand
District Court In Session This Week
District Court opened Monday with Judge I J Nisley and H H Grubb reporting. Equity hearings yielded numerous mortgage foreclosure judgments including Nebraska State Building and Loan association vs Charles E Warper for 1996.89 and sale ordered and several others with specified sums and sale orders.
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I. J. Nisley
H. H. Grubb
Nebraska State Building and Loan Association
Charles E. Warper
Als
Citizens State Bank of Ravenna
Frank K. Armstrong
Stiger
George O. Meyer
C. B. Stiger
Abner A. Sharp
A.maley
Hanna Lyngholm
Dalton Co-operative Society
Elden “W
Fred W. Stuht
Gale
American Bank
Allen L. Yowell
Henry Hargens
Peters Trust Co
A. M. Strangland
Sidney Juvenile Band At Denver Stock Show
The Sidney Juvenile Band traveled to Denver on No. 10 to compete in the stock show band contest. They were greeted by Wyoming lawmakers in Cheyenne, played several numbers for the governor, and earned fifth place in a field of seven bands. They serenaded Denver venues and returned tired but pleased, with a next appearance planned at the Winter Chautauqua concert.
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Sidney
Denver
Cheyenne
State House
Senate
House of Representatives
Nellie Tayloe ‘Ross
State ‘House
J.C. Underwood
Wyoming
Denham Hotel
Wertorn
Denver Post
Albany
Brown Mace
Burlington
Chauauqua
M. E
Mayor proclaims Cheyenne County Music Week 1925
The mayor and City Council designate May 3 to May 9 1925 as Music Week. Residents are urged to participate and help make the event memorable. Musicians attending Messiah practices should meet Professor Smith each Monday at 7 30 PM at Central School starting next Monday.
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Cheyenne County
Professor Smith
Central School
R. H. Rogers
Fred E. Stephens
Fire damages Radcliffe building on Military Avenue
A fire early Sunday morning partially destroyed the Radcliffe building on Military Avenue. The fire department responded and contained the blaze with no further details available.
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Radcliffe
Military Avenue
MTF Gye
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City
Knights OF Columbus
Royal Neighbors
Sidney High
Caan Iice
Iain
Wneweensene
Eeesrosesees
Oneal O Tierney
Sidney—Perry
Mkmimball
Sinetemwanteres
Cweeereneees
District Court
Arthur J. Branscom
William Sandasz
J. H. Anderson
N.E. Wood
Eta
Va. A
Ayle
Edgar E. Woodward
Elmer Gunderson
J. A. Bentley
Gerhard Egning
H. Lougee, Inc
August Oberg
Co. E. Pickering
Leo E Osborn
Elsie Wood Bailey
Cecil Bailey
Anne Sorine Pulix
W. Key
Guy Ferry
Jack Heavrin
George W. Moore
W. B. Jewett
George W. Barlow
O. C. Dimick
Leroy Sits
Harry Quinn
Charles Cords
Benish
Gustave Helbush
Fla
Rowan
Kansas City
Gurney State Bank
Hansen
Sidney Juvenile
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