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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
14
A new sporting club forms with local youths showing early promise. North Platte resident Willard F. Morris visited Lyngholm ranches to renew ties. Town updates include school election results, teacher salaries, and a building fund. Various residents travel, visit, or tend farms amid recent beneficial rains. medical and social visits also noted.
Sunday and Monday visits with relatives noted at Meadow Lawn. Local trips include Dalton shopping and bridgeport teacher exams. Several residents, including Emma Morrow and Rose Walsh, spend time at homes in Dalton or Sidney. A horse riding accident endangers John and brother, with Eckert brothers traveling to Cedar Edge for support. The community reports improving crops after recent rain.
FP Harris of Potter State Bank was seen in the community on Tuesday. J E Madden and family drove to Sidney on Wednesday. John Heimer from the north avide came to visit his brother Charley after a barley load on Tuesday. Harry Hazlitt stayed overnight with Dewey Larson. Jerome Kofka visited Edson Madden on Sunday. Roscoe and Howard Madden called at the Thorpe home on Sunday. Dewey Larson, Harry Hazlitt, Andrew Jenson and Herb Shaw gathered at Jim Jenson’s Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edson Madden spent Tuesday evening at Pete Howe’s.
Sextor reports a light rain in the area on Friday and Saturday while Turlock California visitors Mr and Mrs M J Lundell tour Potter County noting many changes since moving 21 years ago. Neighbors drop by and routine visits occur amid illness fishing trips and a small Farmers Union picnic at Redington with a fine time reported.
Rainy weekend improves crop prospects in Hungry Gulch area. Otto Olson and family hosted vacation visitors while Lucille Wise returned from Omaha for a two week stay. Neighbors and relatives gathered for dinners and calls at Olson, Thels, Pearson, Rathbun, and Johnson homes. District 6S met after noon school, H C Schmale re-elected director, and several residents shared weekend visits and family updates.
Charles Schweiger arrived Wednesday from Lincoln for a visit with daughter Mrs. A. R. Tremain and family. He plans to leave for Wyoming Tuesday to visit friends. Apes Iewin and daughters Josie and Sadie called at Henry Kragel's on Wednesday. Mr. Judkins the Baptist minister holds meetings at Peniel this week with strong attendance. Raymond Graham spent a Wednesday evening with the Irwin family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Koehn visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs Henry Kragel and family last week, as did Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin.
The Henry James home hosted guests Thursday as Mrs Charles Welton and her sons visited the Martin Christensen family in Lodge Pole Friday. Kenneth Christensen joined them for a week with the Welton boys. James Irwin and his sons conducted business in Sidney Friday. Mrs Frank Christensen spent Friday with Mrs John Demers. The C C C club met with Frank Christensen Thursday evening. attendance was good and everyone enjoyed it. Albert J Johnsons shopped in Sidney Saturday. Ruhter joined Frank Christensen for supper Friday. Andrew Johnson dined with Jorgensen family Saturday. Henry James and son Gorton dined with the Imvin family Saturday. Andrew Johnson had supper with Mons Johnson. Sunday dinners hosted by Ray Rexroth and by L A Pearson and family included Mrs Charles Welton and sons and Kenneth Christensen among guests. The Jorgensen home hosted Tuesday events with Merle Pearson visiting.
Sidney social column lists gatherings at the Frank Kurz and Hemmer households with visits from O Watcher, Otto Kurz Jr from Cheyenne, and multiple Kragel, Jorgensen, and Hemmer family members. School election in district 36 elects George Hockerson as director. various calls, dinners, and shared meals described across several homes.
Marcel 75¢ oil and scalp treatment at the Home Beauty Shop. Hair care including shampooing and manicuring offered by Mrs. Henry Werden at 109 W. Lrd Ave with phone contact.
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