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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
9
Dr Boggs Faces Peril on the South Platte
Dr Boggs set out to fill orders on the South Platte when his wagon broke four miles out. He swam the Lodge Pole in frigid water before returning to town. A large masquerade at White House hall on January 31 benefited the firemen, with dancing until 4 a m. In Cheyenne Keith and Lincoln counties six hundred cattle were lost in three months, prompting a 75-man expedition with soldiers from Fort McPherson pursuing the stock and armed with Sharpe rifles and twenty days’ rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boggs
South Platte
Doc
White House Hall
Cheyenne
Keith
Lincoln
Platte
Fort McPherson
Custer County
Payens
Crab Orchard
Hoskins
Omaha
Anpers
Auditor Fem
Laundry Owners Association
McMullen
Harry W. Scott
Nebraska
American Institute of Architects
Agquilla Court
Woodmen of World
First National Bank of Scottsblu
Scottabluff National Bank
Capitol Commission
Capitol
Salem
H. J. McLaughlin
County Fair Association
State Board of Agriculture
Frank Tvirdik
Sargent
Kearney
Amherst
Knights of Ak-SarBen
Sameon
Mid-West Concrete Products Association
Iowa
Kansas
Pawnee County
Nye-Schneider-Jenks
Litcoln
National American Legion
Frank Mitchell
Tecumseh
Edward Seiler
St. Bernard
Irrigation Convention Feasibility Meeting Held in Telegraph Office
A televised Monday evening meeting at the Telegraph office formed a five member committee to call in panhandle counties for an irrigation convention in western Nebraska. The panel includes W. P. Miles L. B. Cary B. A. Jones A. Pease and George E. Taylor. Sidney battalion Companies A C and E arrived from the Rosebud agency and return to garrison life under Col. Poland. George F. Blanchard, US land office registrar at Sidney, aided Dr. W. T. McGillicuddy's appointment as Indian agent at Pine Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telegraph
Nebraska
Panhandle
W. P. Miles
L. B. Cary
B. A. Jones
A. Pease
George E. Taylor
Sidney
Rosebud
Poland
George F. Blanchard
The
United States Land Office
Rushville
W. T. McGillicuddy
Pine Ridge
Will Breternus and Mise Annie Len sen wed in Sidney
The Telegraph notes the January 23 marriage of Will Breternus and Mise Annie Lensen in Sidney. They plan to reside in North Platte after the ceremony. Ernest Worden has risen to handling car numbers, serving as an experienced messenger. Bridgeport’s wagon bridge was completed and opened to travel last week. Queen Victoria died on January 23. Cheyenne county cattle herds report the appearance of Blackleg. ygorea Shutts, jailed for horse stealing, escaped from county jail and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Breternus
Mise Annie Lensen
Sidney
North Platte
Ernest Worden
W. J. Shoemaker
Lodge Pole
Court House
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Queen Victoria
Blackleg
Cheyenne County
Bridgeport
Ygorea Shutts
County Clerk notes thirty nine final proofs on Kincaid homesteads
County Clerk Doran reports in the prior year thirty nine final proofs were recorded on Kincaid homesteads in Cheyenne county. Sidney real estate agents form the Sidney Real Estate Men's Association to foster fellowship and courtesy. An informal high school reception honored departing teacher Miss Isaac Millan with performances by Ella Erickson Roy Greenlee Ethel Wright Mabel Closman Anna Chambers and Wimet Grabill. A two story building is under construction six miles north of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran
Kincaid
Cheyenne
Sidney
Sidney Real Estate Men’s Association
Thies
saacMillan
Ella Erickson
Roy Greenlee
Ethel Wright
Mabel Cl
Local Family Events Highlight Social Week
Bunker Hill residents visit Theo Borcher and attend the J C Dunn sale near Dalton. Many from the vicinity join Farmers Union meetings in North Sidney and Bronec a. Numerous home gatherings include quilting parties, dinners, card games, and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Gertrude Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bales
Theo Borcher
J. C. Dunn
Dalton
Paul Meyer
Ray Spiker
Henry Wheeler
August Gross
Sidney
John Exgel
Gertrude Bales
Johns Engel
Farmers Union
North Sidney
P. J. Beyer
Broneca
Wm. Sabe
Hilbert Borcher
Frances
Gerhart Gross
Hilbert
Harold
Alfred
Esther Borcher
Henry Schmidt
Carl Effenbeck
Walter Happel
Gurney
Antelope Divide Club Notes and Local Visits Report
The Jolly Neighbors club met Thursday with nine members and one visitor led by Mrs. Chris Nelson. Several neighbors visited, a Lincoln extension talk was given on convenient kitchens, and numerous families shared Sunday dinners and calls around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Neighbors Club
Chris Nelson
Charles Heimer
Ernest Ruhter
Roscoe Madden
Harry Hazelit
E. L. Madden
Frank Hazelit
Iowa
Dix
J. M. Nelson
V. A. Nelson
Cc. T. Larson
Carl Larson
Miss Smith
Lincoln
Sidney
Harry Haselit
J. C. Johnson
Peetz
J. W. Bertramson
Nels Nelson
E. M. Nelson
John Nelson
Morris, Allen and Lewellen Nelson
Ifford Hammond
Mrs. McCoy
Wm. Reinkie
Harry Lockhart
BE. M. Nelson
Lewis Shear
C. A. Glassburn
Johnson
Sidney Weather Forecast and Local Social Notes
The weather man forecasts another cold spell and road repairs in Sidney. Social items list Mr. and Mrs. Boyes, Mr. and Mrs. Kurz, George Kretts, George Hockerson, and many others visiting, calling, or at events from Sidney to Gurley, Potter, and Lorena. The Lorenso high school basketball team plans a bake sale January 31 to fund new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Boyes
Frank Kurz
George Kretts
George Hockerson
Bill Sampson
Frank Kurs
Mary Seidel
Irene
Jerome Denninger
Cecelia Kurs
H. van Aesltyn
George Fleming
Lorenao
W. E. Payzant
Eldon
Stowe
Mabel
Viola Foster
Linton
A. L. Yowell
Louise
Henry Yowell
Lorenso High School
Burgess Music Store
B. V. Hiett
Payzant
Paul Ackles
Helping Hand club elects officers at South Divid meeting
South Divid The Helping Hand club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. L A Yowell. The president Mrs Clyde Johnson called the meeting to order and officers for the ensuing year were elected: Mrs Earl Hiett president Mrs C C Dimick vice president Mrs Ada Yowell secretary Mrs C A Foster treasurer. Guests included club members husbands. A late hour meal featured hot rolls mashed potatoes creamed chicken cabbage salad cranberries coffee and pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Yowell
Clyde Johnson
Earl Hiett
C. C. Dimick
Ada Yowell
C. A. Foster
A. L. Yowell
Lenora
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N. B. Henderson
Otto Kurs
John Kurs
Mrs
James Mohatt
Margaret
Greeley
Mrs. Mohatt
Mr. Lacey
John Seidel
Little Patrick
Robert Robertson
Potter
Carl Bartlett
Glen Ayers
Marshfield, Ore
Foster
Helping Hand Club
Robert Roberts
Dorothy Gould
Esther Hand
Methodist Church
A. A. Rudd
Laura
Caroline
W. E. Paysant
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Wed
Thars
Variety Store
ALL Coats
DeBevoise
Sateen
Infants and Childrens
COATS
Childrens
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