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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
A jumble of observations on a new dictionary, missed comets, fruit crop destruction, and a rising postmaster salary. It notes Sarah Barnhart turning sixty, a suffragette theory about comets, political quips about Philadelphia and Iowa, and jokes about China’s open door and the cost of living.
Recollections of June weddings planned around Potter with Charles Campbell to wed Miss Peterson. Community notes report new moves including Nelson Bros buying Potter lumber yard and plans for a two story stone hotel by Tweeds v. Gunderson Bros. others travel for schooling, medical aid, and family visits as town plans and personeal ties shape the season.
Hank Ehmke repairs fences and builds a windmill at his farm. Daughertys spend Sunday at Ash Grove ranch. Sod corn planting wraps up this week. A windmill is erected at Epps homestead. Invincible baseball team to face Bronson on home diamond tomorrow after Bronson won last Sunday. Frank Beyer vacationing in eastern Nebraska. G Vosburg of West Point visiting and reviewing local real estate. Quinn works on breaking a team to drive. Clara Dipping Co resumes dipping operations this week. Dance at Beyer Bros ranch last Saturday night draws good crowd.
J M Nelson and family plan a mountain vacation while E M Nelson and family aim to visit Grover Colorado next week. Glassburn and others appear in Sidney for visits and support. Mrs Dewey and daughter Lena prepare to travel east for health reasons as locals head to Kimball and Colorado Springs for work or treatment.
Eighth grade graduation exercises last Friday night awarded Dalton pupils Alvin Duon and Sunshine Lane top honors for grades while Lois Bates and Emma Rilen placed in declamation. Local notices celebrate births, visits, and community events, with church sermons announced and town ads for paints and roof coatings.
Coming at the Tobin Opera House next Tuesday evening the Nelson Wolgast Fight Pictures will be screened after their Denver Auditorium engagement drew over 25 000 spectators. The display is billed to attract fight fans and curiosity alike.
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