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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
2
Lodge Pole glimpses include visits from Joseph Pavlat of Denver and multiple dinners with Pavlat and Minshall families. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Flody Wise. Harvest activity begins with Case and Chevrolet gear moving, crops above average amid ample moisture. Local weddings, baptisms, social events, bridge parties, and church gatherings fill the week with visitors from Sidney, Creston, Crook, Auburn, and Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs J B Bates and kin and Mr and Mrs L H Tope and daughter celebrated the 4th in Maxton on Monday. Terry Holmes Ethel Die Isabell McKelvey and Tavern Hilliard drove to Krueger s lake on Monday to celebrate. Mr and Mrs C M Morten and Fred erick of Sterling spent Monday afternoon and night with relatives in this vicinity. Dempsey Oates helps George Taylor two row corn. The biggest rain of the season fell last Monday evening delaying harvest but aiding corn and beets. Dell Dorsett is shocking grain at the Hilliard ranch.
Sunol reports show Mr and Mrs Emil Englert and daughter Virgin and Shirley Pavlat visiting Sidney on Wednesday. Alfred Ehlers was in Sunol Thursday evening. Harvest work slowed by wet weather last week. Mary Melton and daughter Evelyn visited relatives in Colorado. Floyd Edens visited Sunol Thursday afternoon. Nels Houghind visited Sunol on Wednesday. Mrs Booth and Miss Wither entertained relatives at a dam picnic Sunday evening. Dr Roche removed steel from Emil Englert's eye on Wednesday. George Line passed through Sunol Friday en route to Mildred Hoagland spent the past week at the Pooth ranch. Mr and Mrs Terry and family visited Buckles home Sunday afternoon. Charles Welton visited Sunol on Wednesday.
Bert Allington is a new Tudor se dan and Andrew Johnson was a Sunol visitor on Sunday morning. Blanche Zalesky returned home after time with relatives in Sidney. Mago Kull wheat for Miss Esther Hoath this week. Albert Ruttner drove to Sidney Sunday evening. Ars Terry was a Sidney visitor Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Sol Hunt and Sinn Roy visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Guy Gilbert shopped in Sidney Friday. Frank Pavlin motored to Lodge Pole Sunday evening. Margie and Andrey Demers of Sioux City came Sunday to visit grandparents L. F. and wife Demers.
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