Sidney Triumphs Over Bridgeport In Sloppy Baseball Match
A small crowd watched Sidney defeat Bridgeport 9 to 5 on a sunlit local diamond. Bridgeport led early, but Sidney exploded for five runs in the third and added three in the seventh to pull away, while errors fueled Bridgeport’s late four-run rally. Closman pitched a strong ninth, fanning the side after a rough game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bridgeport
North River
Closman
Iis
Burlington
Rhore Laterri
Fine
Lann Ib
Simodynes Ss
Ameron
Jeunes If
Kurd
Wehn
Simodynes
Grabill
Stockwell
Leach
Precinct Candidates Nominated at Sidney Republican Caucus
At the Republican caucus held last Saturday the Sidney precinct nominated John McCleneghan and F. Mann for Justices, Ray Frame and Leopold Rezanina for constables, Chas Mann for precinct assessor, Glenn Bales Road Overseer north side, Peter Lenzen road overseer south side. Delegates to County convention were C. W. Hornaday, T. B. Dawson, P. R Borgquist, J. L. McIntosh, B A. Jones. P R Borgquist was re elected committeeman for Sidney precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Precinct
John McCleneghan
F. Mann
Ray Frame
Leopold Rezanina
Chas, Mann
Glenn Bales
North Side
Peter Lenzen
South Side
C. W. Hornaday
T. B. Dawson
P. R Borgquist
J. L. McIntosh
B A. Jones
P.R Borgquist
Sidney
Birthday Merrymaking at Osborn Home
Mr and Mrs Maynard Osborn hosted a surprise birthday gathering at their home on Thursday night. Music and games accompanied by refreshments created a festive mood. Attendees included Ruth Gratham Grace Osborn from Butler Illinois Lloyd Mann Will Kreuger C J Osborn and their wives Viola Osborn Maggie Kelly Clifford Osborn Leo Osborn Louie Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Osborn
Ruth Gratham
Grace Osborn
Butler
Illinois
Lloyd Mann
Will Kreuger
C. J. Osborn
Viola Osborn
Maggie Kelly
Clifford Osborn
Leo Osborn
Louie Eckert
Reuter and Baxter Wed in Denver Ceremony
Charles G. Reuter and Rhoda Baxter, both of Denver, were united in marriage by County Judge Gapen at his office on July 14. The ceremony joined two residents of Denver in a formal nuptial act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter—Baxter
Charles G. Reuter
Rhoda Baxter
Denver
Gapen
Dalton Co operative Elevator Posts 178000 Yearly Trades
Dalton members gathered for the annual meeting with a full day of events. Secretary Willis reported the cooperative has grown to a 178000 dollar annual business in four years, with minimal undistributed profits yet steady margins for stockholders. Directors for the coming year include Perso Reinmuth and Willis, with Wiker Foster and Harr elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Armath
Willis
Otto Perso
J. R. Birdwell
S. H. Babb
J. W. Reinmuth
B. L. Gillespie
G. H. Willis
Messrs. Perso
Reinmuth
J. H. Wiker
J. H. Foster
Fred Harr
Frances Willard Union Meets With Mrs Trognitz
Members and friends of the Frances Willard Union traveled to the Trognitz home for a Friday afternoon meeting. After a business session a program followed with a paper on Silent Influence and a table talk on Our Dumb Animals. A lunch of ice cream cake and coffee was provided by Mrs Trognitz.
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Trognitz
Sidney Building and Loan Directors Elected at Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting in Sidney J R Williams Leslie Neubauer and RW Devoe were elected directors for three years. The association reports steady growth with loan demand outpacing capacity and says more investment members are needed. A four percent semi annual dividend will be declared at the next board meeting.
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Sidney Building & Loan
Messrs. J. R. Williams
Leslie Neubauer
R W. Devoe
Business Justifies Room Extension At Vine and Front Streets
At a regular meeting of the C. W. Hornaday Moise & Grain Co. plans were approved to complete the north extension of the store to form a two story and basement structure with a north front. A warehouse will be erected adjacent to the elevator being built on Vine and Front Streets. ten men raised the elevator frame yesterday and both projects will progress steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hornaday Moise & Grain Co
Vine
Front
Boy Scouts Organized by Reverend H I Lascelles
A nine member boy scouts unit organized with Reverend H I Lascelles acting as Scout Master. The group trained youth over twelve, aiming to develop disciplined leadership. They camped at Kreuger's Lake, were recalled by the bishop's visit, and plan to resume activities next Wednesday evening for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HI. Lascelles
Harold Lascelles
Warren Lacelles
Will
Floyd Dresser
Victor Knox Herman Schroeder
Kinley
Clifton Mcintosh
Stalls Around from Weyerts and WahNatchee trip
W R Wood and George Frerichs visited from Weyerts neighborhood on Wednesday. Mrs H E Mantor enjoys her annual outing with relatives in Wah Natchee Washington. Sidney Fire Department plans its annual minstrel show the first week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wood
George Frerichs
Weyerts
H. E. Mantor
Wahnatchee, Washington
Sidney Fire Department
Fort Morgan Visitor Calls On Local Uncle
Miss Elda Brewer of Fort Morgan Colorado visited Sunday at the home of her uncle N G Brewer confirming family ties and a cordial family gathering in the town.
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Elda Brewer
Fort Morgan
Colorado
N. G. Brewer
Bewley Family Visitor From Hillsboro Heads North
L H Bewley of Hillsboro Alabama, brother of Geo M Bewley and Mrs. C J Osborn, visited Cheyenne County this week as a county visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H Bewley
Hillsboro, al
Geo M Bewley
C J Osborn
Cheyenne County
Lincoln man stays with friend this Thursday
Robert Hoffman of Lincoln will stop here Thursday and remain over tomorrow with his boyhood friend S P Witters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hoffman
Lincoln
S. P. Witters
Norve Eckert Family Visit Spans Sidney and Sterling
The Eckerts toured Sidney Nebraska and Sterling Colorado for a week then returned Tuesday to their Dalton area home. Mrs. Fred Pegden rode to Omaha Friday for treatment of an infected hand that began with a bruised thumb.
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Norve Eckert
Sidney
Sterling
Colorado
Dalton
Fred Pegden
Omaha
Wasem party returns from Denver area sightseeing
lL Wasem and wife and Mrs David Huff returned Sunday from Denver in the vicinity where they spent two weeks sightseeing in a city noted for its fascinating features.
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Ll. Wasem
David Huff
Denver
Boundary lines laid for colonists by surveyors trio
Surveyor Bordwell and Messrs Halston and Lichty traveled twenty five miles southwest on Thursday to lay out boundary lines for a group of colonists.
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Bordwell
Messrs
Halston
Lichty
Hornaday Joins Ford Family With New Five Passenger Car
C. W. Hornaday is the latest addition to the Ford family after purchasing a five passenger car this week. The new purchase makes him harder to catch than ever.
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C. W. Hornaday
Ford
Brewer family visit to Oshkosh described
Mrs N G Brewer and her daughters Mabel Emma and Gertrude traveled by rail to Oshkosh to visit Mrs Brewer’s parents. They left on Sunday and returned the following Wednesday.
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N. G Brewer
Mabel
Emma
Gertrude
Aelto
Oshkosh
Fort Griffith Heads for Chicago and St Louis
Fort Griffith left for Omaha last Saturday with cousin Charlie Green as his companion. From Omaha he plans trips to Chicago and St Louis before returning to the lakes.
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Fort Griffith
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
The
Lakes
Charlie Green
Kansas City Man Returns From Denver Vacation Visit
Guy V. Doran of Kansas City arrived Thursday from Denver and joined his family at the Gapen home. He had attended the Elk's convention in Denver and will spend part of his vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Doran
Kansas City
Denver
Gapen
Lincoln woman returns home after spent visit
Miss Myrtle Hoffman of Lincoln left last Saturday for home after spending two delightful weeks visiting her cousins Mrs. George Moore Mrs. Dan Aldridge and J. S. Sanders at their home north of Potter.
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Myrtle Hoffman
Lincoln
George Moore
Dan Aldridge
J. S. Sanders
Potter
John Siefer Reports Joyful Time in Germany
John Siefer writes from Germany praising the glorious time and promising crops and fruit. He says relatives are overjoyed by the surprise he gave them, but he does not mention when he will return.
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John Siefer
Germany
Dan Aldridge Recovers From Leg Injury at Fairground
Dan Aldridge is recovering from a fractured leg suffered at the fairground on July 1. He was sitting on his horse when another horse kicked, cutting the muscle and breaking the leg just below the knee.
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Dan Aldridge
Fair Ground
Far mers Elevator meeting in Dalton gathers local attendees
Clayton Radcliffe Miss Fern Johnson Miss Irene Sweet Mrs Knox Frank Halston Will Pantenburg Bob Buzza Harry Bixby Lennie Darnell Albert Hadley E. J. Sweet and A. A. Sweet attended the Farmers' Elevator meeting in Dalton Tuesday.
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Clayton Radcliffe
Fern Johnson
Irene Sweet
Mrs. Knox
Frank Halston
Will Pantenburg
Bob Buzza
Harry Bixby
Lennie Darnell
Albert Hadley
E. J. Sweet
A. A. Sweet
Farmers’ Elevator
Dalton
Mrs C A Johnston Returns To Visit In Local City
Mrs C A Johnston and her son Cameron arrived Tuesday from Seattle Washington and will stay a month with her parents H McFadden and wife. She is better known locally as Miss Julia McFadden and has many friends who welcome her homecoming.
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C. A. Johnston
Cameron
Seattle
Washington
H McFadden
Julia McFadden
Lynch to Lead Sidney Band Once More
TI Lynch of Oshkosh arrangements to settle in Sidney and resume leadership of the local band. He previously served efficiently here, and there is confidence his abilities remain strong.
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T TI Lynch
Oshkosh
Sidney
Death Calls Local Youth John J Houge in Edgely North Dakota
L P Houge travels to Edgely North Dakota after his brother John J Houge dies from appendicitis on the 138th day of illness in a hospital. The deceased, a young man of good habits, was well known to many locals and had visited the area frequently.
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L P. Houge
Edgely
North Dakota
John J
Strain Family Visit Expands as Relatives Gather
Mr. and Mrs. George Strain and daughters Lucy Alberta and Stella of Chester Nebraska spend two weeks with Charles Roth and wife. Mrs. Roth is a Strain daughter. Mrs Beas Edens, another Strain daughter, and her two children of Dalton also join to complete the family circle.
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George Strain
Lucy
Alberta
Stella
Chester
Nebraska
Charles Roth
Roth
Mr. Strain
Beas Edens
Dalton
Sunday School Outing At Kreuger's Lake Brings Fifteen Girls
Miss Sophie Gould treated her Sunday school class to a drive and luncheon at Kreuger's lake last Sunday afternoon. R. M. Perkins and Carl Trognitz conveyed the party in their cars with Mesdames Trognitz Perkins McDaniel and Miss Fern Johnson assisting in caring for the fifteen girls.
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Sophie Gould
Kreuger’s Lake
R. M. Perkins
Carl Trognitz
New Homes Taken Possession In Callahan Addition
In the past two weeks R T Owens secured a home in Callahan addition. A two story dwelling with every convenience. Reverend Father Link also moved into the ten room parsonage recently completed. The model residence suits home life and hospitality for guests the priest often entertains.
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R T. Owens
Callahan
Father Link
Bishop Beecher arrives for Nebraska tour in Sidney
The Right Reverend G. A. Beecher D D Bishop of Western Nebraska arrived in town Tuesday with his party including Mrs Beecher two daughters one son and the son's friend from Philadelphia They spent the week at the rectory and camping at Chowin s ranch in Sidney Draw They plan to continue their tour Monday Beecher will preach tomorrow at 11 o clock at the church
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G. A. Beecher
Western
Nebraska
City Hall Bonds and Library Tax Pass in Special Election
The city approved a $10,000 city hall and fire house bond and a three mill levy for the Carnegie library. City Hall bond 184 for 70 against. library tax 133 for 116 against. Election board: Blake McLernon Clark Dedrich Brockway. Output notes civic finance and local budgeting aftermath.
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Carnegie
R. A. Blake
James McLernon
A. A. Clark
Russell Dedrich
L. Hl. Brockway
Finances Outline Millage and City Hall Bond Costs
The note explains millage levels: Mills 83.75 including the library levy but excluding the City Hall Bond levy. a probable rise to 86.75 mills next year. It argues homeowners will pay seventeen mills plus a small fraction for Sidney’s privileges, and asks if the cost is worthwhile.
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City Hall
Sidney
Annual Convention of Sunday Schools at Sidney
The county Sunday schools convene at Tri nity Evangelical Lutheran Church Sidney on July 27 and 28 opening 8 p m Monday with full day sessions Tuesday. Miss Margaret Ellen Brown presents stereoptical experiences from World Tour No. 4 and Zehrich Switzerland. W H Kimberly Nebraska official to speak on 25 years in Sunday school work. Montgomery state worker to discuss The Bible and public schools. Invite teachers pastors and attendees to make it a grand, profitable convention with good program and music. A H Trygstad pastor.
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sidney
Margaret Ellen Brown
H. J. Heinby
Hawaii
Japan
China
Zeurich
Switzerland
Brown
W. H. Kimberly
Nebraska
Montgomery
Christian Fellowship
A. H. Trygstad
Two Montgomery Girls Spend Summer at Idelwild Nebrunta
Miss Grace Osborn and Miss Ruth Grantham of Montgomery County Jr. are spending their summer vacation with their cousin Viola Osborn at the Idelwild resort to enjoy Nebraska’s fresh air.
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Grace Osborn
Ruth Grantham
Montgomery County Jr
Viola Osborn
Idelwild
Nebraska
Osborn Family Travels Denver Route Home via Cheyenne
Leo Osborn and his family spent a week in Denver and traveled back home by Cheyenne Road, choosing the alternate route for their return journey.
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Leo Osborn
Denver
Cheyenne
Largest Elephant Kongo Arrives for Yankee Robinson Show
The Yankee Robinson show secures Kongo the giant elephant for the coming season after negotiations by Harvey Hale. Kongo arrived in New York aboard a ship, was hoisted ashore, and moved to the Pennsylvania yards for loading onto the show’s car. The event drew tens of thousands and the tour is planned to visit principal U S cities, including Sidney on July 28.
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Harvey Hale
Stam
Kongo
New York
Konga
Pennsylvania Yards
Sidney
Railroad Notes from Elks Convention and Trade Warnings
Railroad notes report Elks convention attendees in Denver and Trainmaster Van Wirt of North Platte announcing Mrs Wirt's recovery from an appendicitis operation. The Lon don Times Food Number editorial cites a 1914 drop in US chilled and frozen meat imports from over 25 million to 75 thousand in 1912, warning of an end to the export trade and urging higher domestic production to avoid shortages in eggs and meat for the US and as a global buyer. England and nations like Denmark and Russia are named as current suppliers.
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van Wirt
North Platte
London Times
United States
Germany
Denmark
Russia
England
Grace and Fern Breternitz Depart North Platte Visit
Grace and Fern Breternitz of North Platte will leave tomorrow for home after a three week visit with their uncle William Breternitz and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Fern’ Breternitz
North Platte
William Breternitz
Sunol Man Frank Kucera Noted in City Visit
Frank Kucera, a Sunol resident, was seen in the city on Monday indicating a routine local appearance with no further details provided.
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Frank Kucera
Sunol
Spend the dollar in the Wonder Basement
Hornaday’s ad notes phone 23 and urges spending a dollar in the Wonder Basement, signaling a local sale or promotion.
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Wonder
Hornaday
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M. Ramella Plumbing and Heating
Sidney, Neb
Farmer Elevator
Co-Operative Elevator
Frances Willard
UNION
Boy Scouts
C. W. Hornaday Mosse. & Grain Co
Mike
Court House
Wee
Wee Ae
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Elks
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