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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
5
Hazel King Dorothy Lindberg Ernest Studt Susie Tucker Anna Larson Carrie Reed appear in a compact community notice listing residents or respondents for a local event or survey. The snippet preserves their names as primary entities without additional context or dates.
Miss Lena and Catherine Rilen left Tuesday for Lincoln and will be missed among the social set. Tom Perkins was accidentally hurt Friday by being thrown from a horse and is expected to recover. Mr. Bewley presented a new wind mill. Ernest Ruhter has been on the sick list. Panl Collart can supply stone houses for contracts. Social crowd attended Dalton dance with pleasant time. Mr. Woolsey passed through on his way to Sidney for his weekly call. Several measles cases are reported in these diggings.
Reports show callers at the Quinn ranch last week and plans for a new hall dance in Dalton on June 30. Dipping operations loom, a shed is under construction, and a basket social was held at the schoolhouse.
Mr and Mrs O L Brooks left Sunday for Grand Island. Miss Mabel Halston has measles. Mrs Barna returns to West Point after visiting Bevera sons. Mr and Mrs Newt Foster entertained Hage of Tacoma and Matthews of Higgins. M O Hage departed for Tacoma after two weeks at Last Chance ranch. Foster visited Sidney Wednesday. Two new sod houses were erected locally.
Clara reports near completion of farming with Mr Higgins aiding Mr Bakers to pump a well earlier in the week. Fred Cushing visited the Quinn ranch last Sunday afternoon. Mr Ehmke and daughter have had s.
The Sidney club, hampered by travel and fatigue, lost to Alliance 6 to 7 and fell 8 to 7 to North Platte. Esbon Closman hit a three base drive and Win Rodman a two base hit as North Platte’s pitchers kept Sidney off balance. Despite the losses, the Sidney players showed improving form and expect a different outcome with improved conditioning.
Drying soil allows farmers to work with corn and small grain looking good despite hail risk. W. J. Bryan visit to Sidney disappointed as train missed. Land sales reported after W. P. Miles brought seekers. Rev. Jorgenson moves to new home. Planck church services fill despite bad weather. Sunday school at 2. The community honors departed heroes and invites all to hear Rev. Carlson next Sunday.
The Telegraph announces a complete stock of typewriter ribbon paper carbon paper and related items. It also serves as the local agent for the Oliver Typewriter, claiming it to be the best ever marketed. Contact to discuss your needs.
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