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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
15
The Sidney Counery Club reports another regular dance at the club house as members from two clubs gather. Golfers have enjoyed cool week weather with crowds on the course, ranging from thirty to fifty players in the evenings.
The Cheyenne County board met in regular session with Chairman Allington and four others. They authorized attendance at the Lincoln highway project 149 B letting, adjusted a weed management charge between Chambers precinct and county drag, and ordered a transfer of $10 18 from county drag to Chambers precinct. A road petition for a three mile stretch in sections 20 to 22-14-52 was accepted for investigation and cost estimates. The treasury statement for 1925 was approved. The meeting adjourned to August 4.
The Five Musical Chapins led by Bolton present a novelty review with parlor minstrel, Miss Mary Hoover soprano, Cecil Surface trombonist, Bolton Kliment Tolton in musical renditions, Velma Howall pianist, and the Conn Gold Saxophone act. The show tours the state and promises smart dialogue, dances, and memorable performances.
Ten Holstein calves were distributed to members of the Cheyenne County Calf Club last week. Recipients include Thomas Krete Louise Kurz Cecelia Kurz Christina Kurz Harold Kurz Clarence Boyes Ralph Dendinger Leonard Dendinger Raymond Walker and Genestia Foster. John Kurz leads the club with Thomas Kretz as president Ralph Dendinger as vice president Genestia Foster as secretary and treasurer. The program aims to yield positive results by teaching youth farming practices.
Chamber of commerce discussion on starting a calf club drew offers to buy calves from Fred Slawson A J Jorgenson M W Os born M W Diwery W R Weeden LE I Uptegrove and C W Hornaday The Liberty State Bank also offered to purchase two calves Thanks to their generosity the club was launched with hopes of lasting benefit.
Dr. George T. Thompson of Lincoln has purchased the dental office formerly owned by Dr. Withams and will practice in this city. He is an experienced dentist and will be a fine addition both professionally and socially. The doctor and his wife arrived Saturday evening and are currently lodged in the Witham home.
Mrs. Fred Plorin of Lodge Poles died in a Cheyenne hospital after tetanus developed following a nail injury. She contracted the illness about ten days earlier, with doctors Mantor and Winston consulted before she was transported to Cheyenne. The body was brought back to Lodge Pole Wednesday evening.
The Sidney tourist camp has seen heavy activity with reports of Sidney’s fine camp spreading nationwide. Tourists plan to spend nights here as many cars fill the grounds and numerous tents dot the area. eastern landowners from Cheyenne county bring families to oversee the harvest and use the grounds as temporary home until harvest ends.
Miss Clara Sabraff of Leavenworth Kansas and Roy T Hedges of Sidney Nebraska married in Kansas City Missouri on June 24 and plan to reside in Leavenworth Roy has bought a home there for his bride He holds a government post at the military home near Treavenworth and is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs J Hedges long-time Cheyenne county settlers now of Long Beach California Friends in and around Sidney extend heartfelt congratulations to the couple.
The Cheyenne County Trading Co notes the death of president Herman Brauer and adopts resolutions praising his friendship and service. Sympathy is extended to his bereaved family, with copies to the Sidney Telegraph and minutes of the meeting. Signed by M. M. Herbert, I. E. Grabill, F. S. Stowe, Elmer Grabill. Also ad lines for Harvey House in Denver and local music shop promotions.
E. C. Steckblick promotes improved farms with appealing low rates and fast service.
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