Local residents noted in city week events
George R Buckner of Lincoln trans acted business here this week while E Torgenson and R Rodman of Kimball attended court. Clark Mason of Welaskinwin Alberta Canada visits his uncle L T Poole and family. Spencer Flo returned from the University of Wyoming at Laramie. Kathryn King returned from Lincoln after attending the state university. Fritz Hudeen L M White Lloyd Brooks and Joseph Morefeld of Potter were in town on school business last Saturday. Mrs Leonard Herrod and daughter of Columbus visit Mrs Anna Hart. Frank Lally, at Nebraska Wesleyan University, returns home for vacation. Kenneth Bassett and J Earl Thayer attend Nebraska Pharmaceutical Society conference in North Platte. Stanley Baker, formerly at UNL, returns home for vacation. Harris F Franklin and Miss Viola Leeburg of Northport wed by County Judge Kahl Wednesday. Margaret Boyes operated on for acute appendicitis at Taylor hospital and is improving. Superintendent Williams of the western Union Pacific division visited Thursday for the shop council meeting. Mrs Theal hosted a one o clock dinner at the country club for out of town guests. fourteen guests attended. Marius Christensen leaves Monday for Omaha to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting.
Socials and visits wrap week in Sidney region
Mrs E S Stokes hosted the Kings Daughters Monday evening with a business meeting and lunch. Country club ladies held a Kensington and bridge party Tuesday afternoon with fifty in attendance. H A Lockhart of Peets visited Sidney Wednesday with Mrs Nelson. Frank Hazlett and son travelled to Sidney Monday after hail damaged their county southwest of Sidney. Dr F E Palmer of Sterling announces he will depart June 11 for postgraduate study and return July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Frank Haziitt
Sidney
F. FE. Palmer
Sterling, Colo
East
Bright Wings of Romance in a New England House
Harriet Brent, once a shy girl loved by a visiting youth, now resides alone in a shuttered New England home. A glittering automobile stops at her gate revealing a past lover and his wife. The man recalls Brent’s family, sparking Harriet to a moment of hopeful joy as she hides her true memory. The tale ends with her heart revived by a remembered romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Brent
New England
Warecester
Brent
Harriet
Costello Family Heads to Grand Island and Florida
Mr and Mrs Martin Costello and their children depart for Grand Island where Mrs Costello and the youngsters will stay for a while. Mr Costello proceeds to Florida for business. The Modern Woodmen of the World convention set for June 23 in Milwaukee moves to Chicago due to high Milwaukee hotel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Costello
Grand Island
Costello
Florida
Milwaukee
Chicago
Eight Eight Eight Club Hosts Virginia Johnson Meeting
The 8 8 8 club met with Virginia Johnson last Saturday evening at 5 30. A two course dinner was served after which the six members present went to the picture show for an evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Johnson
Local Lawyer Fred Parks Returns to Sidney Practice
Fred Parks, a Wyoming University law graduate, will locate here and join the law office of W. P. Miles. A Sidney native, Parks needs no introduction to local residents as this is his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parks
Wyoming University School of Law
W. P. Miles
Fred
Sidney
McIntosh Brothers Attend Notre Dame Graduation
James McIntosh left Tuesday morning for South Bend Indiana to attend Notre Dame university graduation exercises. Kinley McIntosh, his brother, is a member of the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McIntosh
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Kinley
Witnesses Called in United States vs Perry and Coler Case
Dan Jewett I L Pindell P W Barker Fred Stephens C W West James Reisdorf and Guy Doran were summoned to North Platte Monday as witnesses in the United States against Perry and Caroline Coler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Jewett
I. L. Pindell
P. W. Barker
Fred Stephens
C. W. West
James Reisdorf
Guy Doran
North Platte
United States
Perry
Caroline Coler
Mrs W J Clarkson Hosts Friday Bridge Luncheon
Mrs W J Clarkson entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home last Friday afternoon for three tables of bridge. Mrs A E Phelps won first honors and Mrs Ray Weeden won second. The hostess served a delicious luncheon and the ladies spent an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Clarkson
A. E. Phelps
Ray Weeden
Birthday party at Treinen home hosts three ladies
A pretty party at the home of Mr and Mrs Nick Treinen celebrated three women including Mrs Nick Treinen Mrs John Treinen Jr and Mrs Frank Peetz with well filled baskets and many gifts. Thomas H Girardin of Detroit on a trip to California stopped in Sidney Monday visiting J I McIntosh for golf at the Country club and praised Sidney and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Treinen
John Treinen, Jr
Frank Peetz
Thomas H. Girardin
Detroit Mich
California
Sidney
J. I. McIntosh
Girardin
County Commissioners Minutes Record 1925 Dalton and Section 15 action
Courthouse Sidney Nebraska June 9 1925 the board organized as equalization with Bert Allington chairing and officers present. They cut taxes on Dalton lot 14 block 2 from 5000 to 2500 and ordered 1924 record changes. Assessment on section 15 13 47 reduced from 8520 to 5104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Bert Allington
A. D. Rose
Wm. M. Goding
R. P. Kepler
L. A. Cunningham
Henry Pavlat
Rose
Goding
Bert
County Board Actions On Assessments And Appointments
The board of equalization reduced taxes on the NW quarter of section 8, cut an original town lot assessment from 2500 to 1900, and approved refunds to John Jenik for mowing charges and school-site taxes. They discussed Dr. Hedlund’s petition for Roger Brennan as justice of the peace at Dalton and adjourned to June 10, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rose
Goding
John Jenik
Board of County Commissioners
A. E. Hedlund
Roger Brennan
Dalton
Rose
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of Equalization
Bert Alington
Wm. M. Goding
A. D. Rose
R. P. Kep
County Board Reduces Property Assessments in Dalton and W4 Section 17
The county board, with members including L A Cunning ham and Henry Pavlat, voted to cut the lot 7 block 8 improve ments assessment from 2000 to 1500 dollars. It also reduced the W4 section 17-12-52 valuation from 5500 to 5000 dollars. The meeting adjourned to June 11, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
L. A. Cunningham
Henry Pavlat
A. D. Rose
Mr. Goding
Dalton
Henry Paviat
Card of Thanks for H Bettendorf and family
We express our utmost thanks to kind friends and neighbors who were good to us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother H Bettendorf and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaggs
Sorbol Quadruple Claims Cure by Mrs. Mattie A Smith
Mrs Mattie A Smith of 311 Newland Ave Peoria Illinois says she is willing to tell or show what Sorbol Quadruple has done for her in four weeks The product is sold at all drug stores or through Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio Locally at Bassett's Pharmacy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie A. Smith
Newland Ave
Peoria
Ilinois
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney, Nebe
Guy V. Doran
Central Avenue
Second Street
U. P
E. H. Biggs
Potter
Gus Narges
A. D. Rose of
William Goding
Louisa Brock
Adam Schimka
Sundl
al Denny
C. W. Johnson
Albert Frerichs
Court House
Glen Wilkins
Eunice Webb
Sunol
Albert Schmidt
Lodge Pole
Maurice Bowman
Otto Kurz
Cheyenne
E. A. Thorene of
Kearney
Frank S. Howell
Omaha
Warren H. Howard
Frances Carpenter
Marion
Iowa
Margaret Martin
Virgil Marsh
Gerald Pitman
Creighton University
F. B. Tobin
Thermopolis
Wyo
J. F. Frahm
Wm. Busacker
Gurley
George Roberts
Willey
Charles Johnson
N. Christoffernon
Erwin Perse
The
State University At
Lincoln
George W. Hendricks
Nichols
Mrs. Melrose
George R. Buckner
E. Torgenson and
R. Rodman
Kimball
Clark Mason
Welaskinwin
Alberta
Canada
L. T. Poole
Spencer Flo
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Kathryn King
State University
Fritz Hudeen
L. M. White
Lloyd Brooks
Joseph Morefeld
Leonard Herrod
Columbus
Frank Lally
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Kenneth Bassett
J. Earl Thayer
Nebraska Pharmaceutical Society
Stanley Baker
University of Nebraska
Harris F. Franklin
Viola Leeburg
Northport
Kahl
Margaret Boyes
Taylor Hospital
Williams
Union Pacific
Marius Christensen
Masonic Grand Lodge
H. A. Lockhart
Peets
J. M. Nelson and Son
Mr. Lockhart
Wiker
of Romance
Ralph D. Paine
Western Newspaper Union
H. Bettendorf
Goitre
West 2Nd St
NEBR
Een
Sidney Sweet Shoppe
Barker Clothes Shop
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