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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
5
North Divide residents visit family in Dix and Sidney, attend school meetings, and join club events. Neighbors share visits with the Owens and Brockelsby families, attend a M I C meeting, and plan a June picnic at W E Chambers grove.
The M I C childrens days program committee met at Mrs. W N Chambers home Tuesday to finalize plans for the June 18 event. Local residents, visits, and social calls fill a Tuesday through Sunday period with multiple families hosting and visiting in the area.
Government records kept by Judge Bellows show May rainfall at 2.60 inches. The past week included three showers earning 0.40, 0.30, and 0.10 inches, totaling 0.80 inches. Much of Kimball County has ample moisture.
Moisture levels described as adequate with a few areas in the south and southwest needing rain. Crop conditions are generally good and a few timely showers this month could ensure a large wheat yield, according to the Western Nebraska Observer.
An educational contest invites all readers to answer 33 geography and history questions for a chance at cash prizes totaling 2000 dollars. Send stamps to Sheffield Laboratories, Dept. 1, Aurora, Illinois, for the list of questions rules and circular.
Bunker Hill Ben Gross of Clarkson Nebr arrived Tuesday to visit relatives here. He left Thursday with sister Frances. Mrs Carl Schmidt spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs John Borcher. Mrs John Engel visited Thursday with Mrs Emanuel Trautman in Sdiney. Clara Beyer visited last week with Grace Dalton while her mother was in Denver. Wm Rohde Frank and Fred Beyer John Borcher Wm Gross and John Engel attended a Bronson elevator meeting Thursday evening. Art Borcher called at Frank Beyer’s. families gathered at Wm Rohde’s for supper Sunday.
North Sidney residents include Roy Neary visiting Clyde Kin ton home Monday morning and Joy Sparks visiting Mary Alice Hughes last Friday. Ed Wolverton works on an old Huntsman bank building. George Neaman was ill last week. The boys pig club met at Isaac Jones home Monday. Katherine and Anna Hamer attended R R Owens home party last Wednesday. Farmers Union to meet in district No 77 on June 12 with pie. Jim Sparks and Louie Bailey helped Paul Sparks butcher a hog Monday night. Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt spent…
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