Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska

We have 2,691,858 pages in Nebraska

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1922

Page

13

Social Notes From Grand Prairie and Nearby

Grand Prairie and area residents visited Henry Beebe and Johnson households last week. The Willing Workers met at Mrs. Holm’s with refreshments served. Fishing at Lodgepole creek and various visiting guests at Holm and Weston homes are noted. Eighth grade graduates from Cheyenne county, a barn dance, and a new daughter born to Ed Mayers are reported.

Jesse Schuster Henry Beebe Verneil Johnson Frank Holm Lille EB. A. Johnson Frerichs Alva Hart Mildred Tessie Gillan Ernest Wickard William Frerichs Lodgepole Creek Henry Orthman Greeley Colorado Frank Heinzman Fred Winsheimer Vernell Sidney Alec Pierson Frank Lundgren J. C. Jorgenson Alfred Anna John Weston Walter Hernbloom Johnson Brothers Walter Freric

Sidney eighth grade graduates and local gatherings noted

An eighth grade graduation in Sidney is reported along with multiple local social visits. Families including Eckert, Worth, Morrow, and Davison traveled to see ill relatives. Various clubs and a community picnic mark a busy week with school out for summer and teachers wrapping up duties.

Sunday Dinners and School News in Center Area

Center items report Sunday dinners at multiple homes including the J M Nelson and BE Osborn households. Center School closed Saturday with two teachers departing for eastern parts of the state. Various families visited neighbors and attended a ball game at Bunker Hill. other visits and travels noted among local residents.

John J. Brown J. M. Nelson Center A. D. Rose J. H. Perkins FE. W. Roberts Helen W. Scott Bunker Hill J. S. Bancroft C. A Nellie Waterman Bayard E. W. Roberts J. H. Birdwell

Rain and social rounds mark Spring Canyon week

A recent rain cooled Spring Canyon and scattered hail on the divide. Local activity includes hay hauling by John Bahr from the divide, visits by Mr and Mrs J C Miles and son Bobby in Crook, and Mrs George Louderback returning from Sterling improved in health. Dances, school terms close, and multiple residents travel between Crook and Sterling amid farm work and community events.

Crook social news and local notes weekly roundup

Mrs Rowe Gillett of Crook hosted a one o clock luncheon with two auto loads of Sterling ladies attending. Irrigation ditches are being used this week as farmers begin watering crops. Miss Mary Moulton is ill at the Arthur McKelvey home. Dr Toon, once of Crook, survived a flu illness after hospitalization in Sterling. Mrs Arthur McKelvey stepped on a rusty nail Friday. best wishes for no complications. Mr and Mrs Melvin Simpson of Sidney attended a dance at Ed Rogers barn Saturday. Sam Pollock visited Crook. A Lennon barn dance drew a good crowd with music by the Hostetler brothers and refreshments by Mrs Rogers and Mrs Simpson. Eva Beebe of Crook visited home folks. Ethel Sutter of Sidney was seen in the area.

Hostetler Brothers Ed Rogers Charlie Simpson Eva Beebe Crook Ethel Sutter Sidney

Pleasant Valley Notes From Monday To Decoration Day

Pleasant Valley residents report visits to Crook and Sterling last week. Oren Maley began summer work on the school section while Ferg Calkins aided Hostetler brothers with corn planting. Mrs. Phelps, after illness, made a first trip to Crook. Decoration Day exercises at Fairview church cemetery drew a large crowd and flower offerings. Mrs. Bowser traveled to Sterling for Aid Society flowers and visited her brother. Mrs. Louderback returned to Sterling for medical treatment as the Pleasant Valley school closed with a program and a social.

Renzo Lee Crook Oren Maley Ferg. Calkins Phelps Fairview George Bowser Sterling Aid Society George Louderback Pleasant Valley T. W. Simpson

Teacher Taken to Sterling for Summer Homestead

The article notes Mrs Bryen was taken to Sterling on Monday to spend the summer on her homestead near Willard. It mentions nightly showers benefiting crops, Rev Holmes bathing while Mrs Holmes stays in Haxtun, and social visits including Mrs Buzz See to Mrs E J Simpson and Mrs Renzo Lee on Tuesday. Further, Mr and Mrs Joe Miles and Violet Phelps shopped in Sidney Saturday, and Mr and Mrs M M Simpson attended a Lennon barn dance Saturday night, staying with A B Jenik and fishing with Earl Heekers and Jenniks Sunday. Mrs E J Simpson met her mother from Oklahoma Sunday morning.

Bryen Sterling Willard Rev. Holmes Holmes Buzz See E. J. Simpson Renzo Lee Joe Miles Violet Phelps Sidney M. M. Simpson Lennon Barn A. B. Jenik Earl Heekers Jenniks Oklahoma Mr. Gillen Omaha Clay Laaker

North Divide visitors and funeral news from Sidney

Hugh Foy family traveled from near Dalton to Sidney last Thursday and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J McMullen. George Neiman attended business in Sidney last Friday. Neiman Springs hosted a day for School district 77 and 11 children teachers and patrons with a picnic. Ray Frame and wife went to Stratton Colorado last Friday for the funeral of Mrs Frames nephew.

Hugh Foy Sidney Dalton Ray Frame Stratton Colorado

Community Notes From Sidney Area Aids Convalescent Residents

Mrs. Frank Kinton remains ill under physician care and convalesces. Jim Roisdorf traveled from Sidney to tend farm interests on the north table. Local attendance marked the academy commencement and closing of the school year. John Neary and wife visited Sidney friends on Sunday. John Ready and children came from near Potter to attend the academy closing and escort their kids home. A timely rain blessed the area on Tuesday and crops look promising with moisture. Henry Elsen and family of Valley Nebraska are guests at the George Neiman home to inspect land interests. Clyde Kinton and family joined many shoppers in Sidney on Saturday.

Frank Kinton Jim Roisdorf Sidney Academy John Neary John Ready Potter Henry Elsen Valley Nebraska George Neiman Clyde Kinton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grand Prairie R D Waterman S. W. Scott Walter Happel Curt Scott Ted Borcher Bunker FU Ed Mayers Lewis Gienau Richard Schultz Paul Draper Babe Jim Folk Ickes News W. Eckert J. W. Eckert Jake Eckert Paul Weible G. FH. Worth Worth Extension Department Washington, D. C Ruth Shrinker Emma Morrow Gladys Morrow Odette Morrow Josephine Walsh Agnes Walsh Julia Walsh Bertha Eckert Ella Eckert Allee Rose Eckert Ileen Morrow Loretta Osborn Jessie Eckert Miss Curd W. F. Osborn Amherst Margaret Miller Mowrer Cevilla Mowrer Cramer Leone Mowrer Raymond Mowrer Worth's Spring Canyon John Bahr Divide B. Williard J. C. Miles Bobby Ray Sheffield Gus Sutter Gillett Bank of Crook John Hellbrish Clayt Sharp Henry Herrick Crawford and Sons Arthur McKelvey Albert Hilliard Robert Nicholas Clarence Beebe Gladys Sutter Beebe Hilda Backer Sheffield Dan Beebe P. R. Bell Mr. Larson F.O.B Detroit McDonald Motor Sales Co Ford Agency First Avenue East Sidney, Nebr North Divide William MacLeod Raine New York Arizona Lindsay Sunkist Rockfords Childrens Steel Seer Bran Farmers Union Co-Operative E. J. Leonard Mgr
Search Courier

Search the Sidney Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Sidney Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication