For Rent Two Rooms With Light Housekeeping
Two partly furnished rooms for light housekeeping with lights and water included. Phone 319 Foster Cook. Wott.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
5
Two partly furnished rooms for light housekeeping with lights and water included. Phone 319 Foster Cook. Wott.
Plans for a new vocational school to operate within the high school are outlined. The program would focus on agricultural and mechanical studies, drawing外 outside students at $108 yearly tuition, with profits aiding building costs and instructors. Prof. Neilsen will supervise setup and building work, with a possible winter night school for adults.
Frank Peterson a Banner county pioneer and major farmer stockman died at his Kimball home after two months of illness. Born in Sweden August 1 1864 he immigrated to the United States in 1886 settling in Banner county where he homesteaded and built a substantial farm. He married Lottie Hendrickson in 1902 and leaves four children Harold Dorothy Wallace and Evelyn. Funeral services were set for 11:00 Saturday at the Methodist church with interment in Kirk cemetery.
About fifteen Sidney Chapter De Molays, with Teon Fine, visited Oshkosh last Friday as the initiatory degree was conferred on fifteen Oshkosh prospects. Two degrees were given in the afternoon, one in the evening, with strong Mason and De Molay attendance and cooperation.
Seven year old Claude Cham bers, son of Mr. and Mrs. C P Chambers, was seriously injured Saturday evening while playing near a sand pile on South Central Avenue when a Buick driven by Mrs. Henry Schultz struck him. He suffers a fractured leg, deep chin lacerations, and multiple bruises. He did not lose consciousness. doctors report improving by Monday.
Western Nebraska reports the death of Mrs. Mockett wife of Dr. Mockett a Kimball resident after a lengthy illness. She suffered a stroke in California last November and another stroke led to her death on Thursday. Survived by husband and two sons Percy and Paul. Funeral held Sunday in Kimball.
At Friday evening’s Rotary meeting Prof. Neilson guest hosted by the club spoke on the new vocational school to be established here. He outlined the operation and advantages of the school, and the gathering was an enthusiastic, pleasant affair.
The Schroeder family of Gurley Nebraska thanks friends and neighbors for kind words and expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement following the loss of their baby daughter.
By order of Isola T. Wasson clerk a sale of the real estate of Laura A Sharp and Almer A Sharp is set for the Sunday of July 1927 at 10 a m at the front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse in Sidney Nebraska. The property described is the SE quarter and the south half of the south half of the NE quarter of section 3 township 16 range 51. Sale to be to the highest bidder for cash. Dated June 6 1927 J M Nelson Sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska.
Grace McIntosh versus Herman Stueve and Ray O Williams directs sale of real estate described as the south half of the northeast quarter and Lots 1 and 2 in Section 6 Township 16 North Range 47 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale set for Sunday in July 1927 at 10:00 a.m. at the sheriff J M Nelson.
A native in Madagascar must endure a ritual where a spear is hurled at the groom to test courage. He must catch the weapon between his grimy garment and his side, showing no fear as part of the rite.
Classified notice seeks male applicants for a government investigator position offering a monthly salary of 200 to 250 dollars. Instructions direct mail to Ozment in St Louis Missouri for qualification details.
A fragment notes that trained elephants entertained Roman crowds in the first century, while another line mentions the hearing apparatus of an insect located in the Tegs.
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