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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
12
Rates of Subescription note a typographical error quoted as a quet. The item records that material was entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter.
The Presbyterian Circle will meet at Mrs. Hugh Moore's home on Thursday July 22. Clara Mohart returns home after three weeks in the east touring Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois. I. J. Flo arrives back for a few days with Mrs. Flo and the kids. J. B. Copley depart for eastern Colorado by auto to explore mountain points. Joe Hahier and Leo Bartholomew leave for a Denver business trip. Bartholomew visits his father in St. Joseph Hospital. Luther Ickes drowns in Clear Creek near Boulder, Colorado. Mrs. A. C. Aldridge and son Lester visit Sidney friends. Mrs. Charles Yost and her son visit for the North Platte-Sidney games and stay with the Zimmers. both hosts entertain guests this week. George Strain and daughters Mrs. Toni Antrim and Miss Strain visit with Mrs. Roth's family. Bert Wright bitten by a rattler July 6. recovering though still in pain. Mrs. J. R. Frame of Grand Island visits her Sidney parents. O. Stafford and wife from Brule visit J. F. Bentley. sister of Mrs. Bentley. J. T. Pool of John Deere Plow Co. may relocate Sidney permanently by September 1. Joe Habler returns from Lincoln with Buick agency. stocking $3500 repair stock planned. R. Zimmer returns from Cheyenne hospital.
Mr and Mrs Fred Berg and family of Cozad visit the St Mora household. The M BE Ladies met at Mrs B L Walker’s. A new baby arrives July 10 to Mr and Mrs Guy Butler. Families travel by auto to the mountains and attend a Dalton dance. The elevator project by Bert Steele J C G Nelson CG W Christ progresses. A specialist from Omaha seims Sunday. Simon Goeman and daughter Faye visit Alliance. Rev R S McCutcheon moves to the new M E parsonage.
Mr. Zimmer returns home after illness with lingering weakness. Mrs. D. J. Lewis reports a pleasant, warmer visit in Marting Ferry and Wheeling and plans a brief stay with Sidney friends before moving to Kearney Nebraska for a new school year. John Deere Plow Co. manager Me Farrington tours local offices and country homes before heading to Scottsbluff country. Loretta Bernice McGrath and Loretta McNulty visit from Denver to Dalton area, renewing old Cheyenne County ties.
Hans Christensen of Colorado formerly of this place came Sunday to visit his brother Car who is very ill. Everyone is busy getting ready for harvest and the wheat crop is exceptionally good this year.
London reports Captain John Johnscox once a famed British yacht skipper remembered for two clashes with the future King Edward while he was Prince of Wales. In Gowen sands the crown prince and William Henry fought until Johncox intervened. On another dusk the prince playfully tripped him on a royal yacht, and Johncox retaliated with jets. The prince allegedly did not recognize him.
Batum in Transcaucasia is formally surrendered to the Georgian republic by British and French forces. The city and province are celebrated as a holiday. It is reported a British dreadnought and a destroyer will stay behind after other forces depart.
In Rome on July 12 Pope Benedict received in private audience Mont Rev. Michael J. O'Doherty archbishop of Manila.
The Y M C A offers scholarships for Nebraska ex-service men to study via the United Extension Correspondence School in New York City. Funds, varying by county, cover full tuition from $10 to $125 per course if the applicant is needy. Apply by writing to the State Educational Service Supervisor at 954 Omaha National Bank Building, Omaha Nebraska for a catalog and application blank.
Dr M E Pettibone practices dentistry at Mcintosh block Reem 5 66 with phone 66 for patient appointments and inquiries.
Mary Alice Grant has filed a petition in Cheyenne County District Court against John Doe real name unknown and several Stowitts heirs for a decree quieting and confirming title to Lots Four and Five in Black Eighteen in the original townsite of Sidney Nebraska against Union Pacific Railroad Company and all claimants.
A legal action from the City of Sidney Nebraska restrains the defendants from asserting any right title lien or interest in the described real estate located in the original townsite of Sidney Nebraska. The order enjoins all named parties and others from claiming any ownership or claim to the property.
A court notice states that all parties must answer the petition on or before the 23rd day of August, 1920. The document names Mary Alic h Grant as the plaintiff in the case.
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