Albert Guy Johnson Dies in Wyoming Homestead Tragedy
Albert Guy Johnson youngest son of Mr and Mrs N P Johnson dies at Encampment Wyoming after a farming homestead effort and hospital treatment in Cheyenne He served in World War I and belonged to the Meth odist church Masons and American Legion The funeral held at the Methodist church with Masons and Legionaires in procession pallbearers and a Legion firing squad attended The article notes his clean life and community standing and lists surviving relatives including six sisters and three brothers across several states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Albert Guy Johnson
N. P Johnson
Sidney On Way Ltd
Sidney High School
Masonic Order
American Legion
Albert
Wyoming
Cheyenne
N. P. Johnson
Wiliam
Arthur
Alma Witters
Amelia Dyke
Julia
Roy Walker
Ahrens
Elmer Grabill
al Greenlee
Frank Schroeder
Kennethy Bassett
Sam Fine
Claud Gross
Masons
Legion
Personal News Roundup From Sidney Area
Edgar Rose of Gurley traded in Sidney last Saturday. Je Tyree of Lodgepole attended to personal matters in Sidney Monday. Rome Engiert came up from Lodgepole on business Monday. Harry Courtright of Potter was a Sidney visitor last Friday. John Seimer of Potter precinct traded in Sidney last Friday. A R Kenoyer of Potter was busy in the county seat on Friday last. Axel Larson of Potter was a Tuesday man in the city. Frank Efansen of Lodgepole transacted business in this city on Tuesday. Roya Lueke a Lodgepole citizen visited the county capitol last Monday. Mrs Adelaide Heitzman of Dalton was in Sidney last Saturday and ornamented her car with the license. Superintendent L A Lydiatt of Lodgepole and his family were in Sidney last Friday, starting on a long glorious hike on the petrol path, with Washington state their ultimate point of concern. Mrs Hart Wood is quite ill at her home a mile south of Sidney. Mrs LeRoy Willey and children returned Saturday evening from Cheyenne, the little child which was receiving hospital treatment being on the road to recovery. Born to Mr and Mrs Will Joudes on the north divide on Wednesday morning, a daughter. Mrs W Perry returned Tuesday from a visit of three weeks at Owala and other points in Nebraska, including Overton and Elm Creek. C G Conn band instruments we teach you to play them without any extra charge. LARSONS MUSIC STORE.
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L. A. Lydiatt
Lodgepole
Sidney
Washington State
LeRoy Willey
Cheyenne
Sunday School Meeting at District 156 School House
A meeting will be held at the school house of district 156 on Sunday June 3 at 3 pm to organize a community Sunday school. All interested persons, in or out of the district, are invited and urged to attend and help.
Marriage Card Announces Della Kirkham and Graydon Hill
Cards received announce the marriage of Miss Della Kirkham formerly of this city and Mr Graydon Hill of Clarinda Iowa. They will reside in Clarinda. The couple surprised friends as she passed through two days ago en route from Blackfoot Idaho to College View Iowa without revealing the secret.
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Della Kirkham
Graydon Hill
Clarinda
Iowa
Blackfoot
Idaho
College View
Sunday School and Preaching Service Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching service at 11 a m led by Mr Chesebro. Epworth League at 6 30 p m no evening service. William Kilburn.
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Chesebro
Epworth League
William Kilburn
King's Daughters Plan Lunch Fundraiser at Gun Club
The King's Daughters held a pleasant Monday meeting with Mrs Leo Bartholemew. They organized a lunch at the country club for the upcoming Gun Club shoot to replenish funds for their charitable work which drives their efforts.
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King’s Daughters
Leo Bartholomew
Traveling to California R D Devine Writes Home
R D Devine, who left for California, reports to friend L L Pindell that he is enjoying a pleasant tour along the coast. He meets Sidney people, visits points of interest, and finds his daughter Esther well and happy. He gives no return date.
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R. D. Devine
California
L. L. Pindell
Sidney
Esther
Kennedy Family Departures Reach Westward Journey
Mrs Howard Kennedy and daughter Carolyn left Wednesday evening for Merino Colorado where her brother Heiskell will join them and they will proceed to Denver and then Albuquerque to join Mr Kennedy who is slowly recovering from flu complications. Geraldine and Wilhelmina will spend summer with an aunt in Sheridan Wyoming. Sidney laments the Kennedy family departure hoping for a temporary separation.
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Howard Kennedy
Carolyn
Merino
Colo
Mr. Heiskell
Denver
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mr. Kennedy
Geraldine
Wilhelmina
Sheridan
Wyoming
Sidney
Kennedy
Telegraph Changes City Editors Resignation and Hire
Mrs. Frances Knox resigns as city editor of The Telegraph to supervise her farm near Gurley. Her replacement is R. M. Pierce from Clarinda Iowa, with prior work at Lincoln Star and Clarinda Herald Council Bluffs Nonpareil Sioux City Journal. Pierce is a Drake University graduate and ex service man. Mrs A B Tanner traveled to Alamosa Colorado last Sunday for farm interests and returned Tuesday evening.
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Frances Knox
The
Telegraph
Gurley
Knox
R. M. Pierce
Clarinda
Iowa
Pierce
Lincoln Star
A. BE. Tanner
Alamosa
Colorado
Mrs Conrad Stikker Dies in Union Valley County Home
Mrs Conrad Stikker of Union Valley precinct died at the family home on Monday of last week and was buried Friday. The Stikkers had lived in the county for thirty three years and accumulated considerable property. Mrs Stikker was born in Germany seventy three years ago, married to Conrad Stikker in 1880, and came to America seven years later.
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Conrad Stikker
Union Valley Precinct
Stikker
Germany
Conrad Stikkern
America
Community Mourns Mrs Stikker Pioneer Worker
Four sons and one daughter survive Mrs Stikker along with two grandchildren. The community loses a staunch woman who, with her husband and family, endured early settler hardships. Funeral services were held at the home in German and at the Dalton church in English with Reverend Peters officiating.
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Tonyas
Henry
Berhard
Grace
John
Stikker
Dalton
Peters of
Sidney
Rain drenches county with 80 hour storm
The report describes an 80 hour rain lasting into last week, bringing continuous clouds without wind. Saturated land forms a chain of lakes across fields as farmers note winter wheat showing signs of growth and fields improving with daily rainfall during the week.
Corliss Mosely Tours Air Mail Route En Route East
Lieutenant Corliss Mosely of the United States Army Air Service piloted Major General M Patrick’s government air mail plane on a Sacramento to Washington trip. He alighted here Thursday to assess eastward air conditions. Mosely, with dog mascot Mutt aboard, reported clear skies and planned five day journey continuing eastward.
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Corliss Champion Mosely
Air Service
United States Army
Sam
Pindell
M. Patrick
Government Air Mail Service
Sacramento
Washington D. C
Mutt
Visit of twofold interest to W F Moore
W F Moore departed Tuesday to join the Tangier Temple special to Washington for the national convention of the Shriners. After the convention ends he will travel to Pennsylvania to visit many places familiar from his boyhood.
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W. F. Moore
Tangier Temple
Washington, D. C
The
Shriners
Mr. Moore
Pennsylvania
Alice Brady with All Star Cast Friday June 1
Film note announces Alice Brady leading an all star cast for a Friday showing on June 1 in the USA. The listing highlights Brady’s starring role and a prominent ensemble, inviting audiences to attend a nationwide release event.
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Alice Brady
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Edgar Rose
Je Tyree
Rome Engiert
Harry Courtright
Potter
John Seimer
Potter Precinct
A. R. Kenoyer
Axel Larson
Frank Efansen
Roya Lueke
Adelaide Heitzman
Will Joudes
North Divide
W. Perry
Owala
Nebraska
Overton
Elm Creek
C. G. Conn
Larson
M. E. Church
the King's
Mrs
Bunker Hill
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Nebr
St. Gall
Mina Taylor
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