Local and Personal News Highlights From Sidney
Mr and Mrs Joe Simodynes welcomed a baby girl born last Saturday night. Noah G Brewer and family left for California for six weeks. T E Van Winkle family moving to California to reside. Mr and Mrs W F Bassett visited Denver with Mrs Bassett's sisters. Mrs Swan Dedrich visited Denver with her daughter and the two Davis children. Mrs W N Wilmon visited Denver with son and daughter-in-law who were in Sidney for the Fourth. July American Legion post meets July 19 at Sidney Country club grounds. William Gordon, 73, operated for ruptured appendix in Cheyenne. serious but stable. G P Elin Doran entered Nebraska state golf tournament. fourth flight. Civil War veteran William N Eaton arrives on 90-day leave, homesteaded in 1887. Dr and Mrs F L Snell adopted twin girls Jacquelyn and Marilyn in Denver. Sidney beat Scottsbluff in golf. 41 to 27? 22 players per team. Wives of officers hosted visiting ladies. next meet at Brush, Colo. Two Sidney youths to attend Fort Des Moines Military Training Camp. Staney Baker and Roy Chambers named. others from Totter and Gurley enlisted. Mrs J G Lowe and Mrs C S Radcliffe hosted bridge for Miss Phyliss Corbett’s departure to England. Bernice Kelly won the bridge prize. Mrs G E Clark improving after sister’s illness. sister died July 1. Ten Sidney ladies picnic at Mrs Dan Root’s. rain spoiled Krueger Lake plans. party at US. McIntosh telegram from Mr Gray. July or August unavailable. meeting postponed to late September. Oberfelders selling Stetson hats for $3.00.
Notice of Trespass Restriction at Premises
Fred W. Stuht issues a clear no trespassing warning for his premises. Unauthorized entry is prohibited and violators may face legal action or removal.
Oberfelder's Room Rented Vacate Soon Bargain Sale
Property notes demand quick move out with urgency to vacate. Offer includes goods at cost and fees as bargains, urging purchase of items as a fast sale to reduce carrying costs.
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Oberfelder
Council Provides New Platform For Concerts
Sidney sees city action to build an open air band platform on court house square at a cost around 200 dollars. W. West and B. W. Bonham report the plan to host weekly free concerts by local bands with city funding and permanent placement, starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. West
Sidney
Court House Square
Sidney Community Band
Bunker Hill Farmers Union Band
Masonic Band
Court House
Light and
Banham
Bonham
Harvest Hands Travel Through Sidney From Omaha
The first group of transient harvest workers arrived in Sidney on Wednesdays from Omaha and will move to Kansas after learning harvests there start in nearly three weeks. John L. Yost, future editor of the Crook Booster, visited Sidney. A government landing field searchlight atop the tower near Sidney will be operated temporarily by John T. McIntosh. The first mail plane flight will likely occur Saturday night with the reflector in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Omaha
Kansas
John L. Yost
Crook, Colo
Mountain View
Government Landing Field
John T. McIntosh
Bentey Family Heads to Ev Mountain Vacation
Mr and Mrs J A Bentey and daughter Mrs Carter Dunaway with child en plan a mountain vacation departing Tuesday from Chappell for a trip to Ev. The voyage follows a family gathering and emphasizes a brief leisure visit to the mountains.
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J. A. Bentey
Carter Dunaway
Chappell
Tues
Bentley to Return Late Week as Others Stay Longer
Ergreen Cale notes Mr. Bentley will return the latter part of the week while the others remain longer.
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Ergreen
Cale
Mr. Bentley
Boy Hurt When Six Horse Team Run Away
Donald Ewart eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ewart of north Bunker Hill precinct suffered severe injuries after a six horse team ran away on the Fourth of July morning. He was thrown from the plow and all bones in his left leg were broken along with other bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ewart
Mrs. Ewart
North Bunker Hill Precinct
Lodgepole Movie House Adds Weekly Picture Showings
A local notice states that two pictures will be shown each week at the Lodgepole movie house, with the change effective from last week. The item emphasizes the new weekly schedule and the venue hosting the screenings.
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Lodgepole Movie House
Bake Sale at Hahler's Meat Market Saturday
Catholic Ladies announce a bake sale at Hahler's Meat Market at 2 00 P M on Saturday July 14. Committee members listed are Mrs L A Donahoe Mrs Reimers and Mrs Leo Bartholomew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahler’s
L. A. Donahoe
Reimers
Leo Bartholomew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy V. Doran
Joe Simodynes
Noah G. Brewer
California
T. E. van Winkle
Calfornia
Mrs. W. F. Bassett
Mrs. Bassett
Denver
W. N. Wilmon
W. F P. Wilmon
Sidney American Legion
Sidney Country Club
Elmer Grabill
Wiliam Gordon
Cheyenne
F. A. Barger
G. P
Elin) Doran
William N. Eaton
Cheyenne County
Los Angeles
Mr. Eaton
F. L. Snell
Jacquelyn
Marilyn
Scottsbluff
Aganns
Sidney Club
Brush
Colo
Ft. Des Moines
W. J. Johnson
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Staney Baker
Roy Chambers
Totter
Gurey
J. G. Lowe
Radclife
Lowe
Phyliss Corbett
England
Bernice Kelly
G. E. Clark
Dan Root
Krueger
McIntosh
Gray
Jefferson Omaha
Oberfelders
Fred W. Stuht
Parrish
A. C. McClurg & Co
Hobert
Bey
Deborah Meredith
Bob Meager
Council
Lorenzo State Bank of
Lorenzo
Nebraska
State Bank Conservation Fund
State of
Ss. I
W. E. Cunningham
State Bureau of Banking
Louis E. Pilger
Vernon Rice
Elmer O.fulton
Henry
Koester
Colton
Furer Grocery
Claude Gross Agent
Union Pacific
Enarco
Deremne
Xument
Wren
Oll
Hansen & Anthony
Spic & Span Cleaners
M. L. Anthony
F. J. Hansen
Skinner
Louis Heel
Pat’s
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Stendaerd M. W. Osborn Motor Co. Coones
Bake Sale
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