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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
5
Miss Fay Bangert and Miss Minnie Aldershaw are enrolled at Kearney Normal. Clara Klein joined Alliance Normal School. Various residents travel for business, school, or summer plans in Sidney, Potter, Laura, Alliance, and beyond. A Bridgeport wedding surprises friends. club and social events noted.
On Saturday June 10 1911 a program begins with an address of welcome by Hon Jas L McIntosh followed by memorial services. Mrs Annie De Mars delivers the response to the welcome and Rev Henry Zinnnecker offers the prayer. The hive opens in due form and reports from each hive are presented. Class initiation by Lady Rittenhouse Hive No 45 of Sidney and Pride of Nebraska Hive No 1 of North Platte occurs.
German Lutheran services in Dunkard Church Sunday June 11 at 3 p m. Rev C C Cromer to lecture on Palestine and Pilgrim's Progress at Methodist church Saturday and Sunday evenings. Admission free and cordial invitation. Sunday 8 a m first holy communion at Catholic church for class recently confirmed with special services and visiting priests expected.
Arthur M. Oberfelder graduates with high honors in Lincoln State University's latest class. The leather bound commencement program highlighted his achievements for himself his class the university and his hometown.
The Minchell family of Lodge Pole went on an automobile trip to Sidney on Wednesday.
The Crystal hosts a dance after tonight’s two shows. The Bachelor’s Honeymoon at the Tobin Opera House on Monday night drew interest with girls in harem skirts, shocking some and pleasing others with the costumes.
R E Mangan wife and baby of Beresford South Dakota visit Fundingsland home. Mrs Fundingsland sister. They plan recreation trip to Colorado. Laura Best homesteader and school teacher near Peetz left hospital after minor operation. L O Fundingsland returned from business trip through eastern Nebraska and Iowa.
J. O. Lobb and his wife are in the city attending to business interests as part of their current visit.
Mrs. M. G. Brown of Monroe Iowa is visiting her sister Mrs. J. E. Ellis during a short stay in town.
John Alfred Fulton born June 1 1838 in Morgan County Ohio moved to Iowa and Nebraska before settling near Sidney Cheyenne County. He died June 7 1901 at age 73 years and 6 days after a stomach and heart neuralgia attack leaving a wife Mary Patterson and five children. Funeral at Sidney Methodist church conducted by Rev Henry Zinnacker with interment in the city cemetery.
Juanita Johnson, who also had a minor operation, was able to leave the hospital last Saturday.
The W. C. Gordon estate settled with Mac Radcliffe as administrator. The state case against Pitts was dismissed for lack of violence. Final settlement of H. P. Benson estate occurred Friday June 2 with administrators discharged. Hannah M. Pease will probated. Charles Gladwin Le Sueur named executor. Anna Sukovaty filed for final settlement of John Sukovaty estate with hearing June 15. Callahan filed for settlement of Joseph and Katie Sharmer estates. hearing set June 21.
The following letters remain unclaimed at the Sidney Nebraska post office dated May 26 1911. Call for advertised letters when inquiring. Fred Findland Maurie Fuller Fred Ledbetter De Saul Miss Bessie Flint James G Home Fred Pierce Glaude Smith E McLERNON Postmaster
Dr Mantors mother and sister from Lodgepole visited Wednesday. Raymond Clinton returned Thursday from Chappell after visiting his sister. The T N Club met Wednesday with Mrs Robert Barlow for a pleasant profitable session. Mrs Ellis matron at St Andrews hospital ill from overwork. O T Bewley visiting C J Osborn at Idlewild and plans a health trip to Hot Springs S C. Andrew Nelson Potter made final proof on his homestead before County Judge Gap on June 6 with Harry and Charles Olander as witnesses. Mrs Nelson of Potter recovering well after major operation. L D Lipe of Hillsboro Ill visiting Osborn and taking up real estate on route to Dalton to meet J N Schrear Simla, brother-in-law of Mr Lipe. Mrs Knox and Victor left for homestead Monday. Victor recovering well with tubes removed and wounds healing.
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