Knights of Columbus Initiate and Banquet in Sidney
Sidney Council of the Knights of Columbus held its sixth initiation Sunday with thirty candidates. High Mass opened the day, followed by initiatory work at the Knights hall and a banquet at the Tobin Opera House attended by about 220 guests. The event featured a Sidney orchestra, decorated tables, and a menu of breaded cutlets, whipped potatoes, vegetables, pie, coffee, and cigars. Notables included Father James A Duffy, Mayor Tom Grabill, and district deputy Charles Pass.
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Sidney Counvil
Knights of Columbus
Sidney
Knights’ Hall
Tobin Opera House
Tobin Opera Llouse
Saint
Teverend James A Duffy
Grind Island
Frank Wielsticker
North Phatte
James Kiefe
North Whitte
Tom Grabill
Fathers Link
Muensterman
Kearney
Healy
Tine Bluffs
Charles Pass
Fourth of July Celebration for returned soldiers in Sidney
Sidney Nebraska plans a grand Fourth of July with a parade at nine, music at ten, an address at ten thirty, Jockey Club and Wild West Show at the fairgrounds at one, free motion pictures at Tobin Opera House until 11, Grand Olympic Games at seven with prizes, Pompeian Fireworks at eight thirty, and a pavilion dance. Between ten and fifteen thousand guests expected. soldiers urged to attend in uniform.
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Red Cross
Sidney Jockey Club
Sidney Community Association
Sidney
Nebraska
Wild West Show
Fate Grounds
Tobin Opera House
Betwen
Transfer of Hobbs Transfer Business to James McDaniel
Hobbs sold his transfer business to James McDaniel early this week. The new proprietor took over Tuesday at noon and is an experienced worker. McDaniel previously worked in the trade before serving with the military. He will continue the service to the public, and will run the transfer business along with a previously purchased bus business from Mr. Livoni. Hobbs will focus on his barbershop and some livery work, owning two autos for that purpose.
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Tram Hobbs
James McDaniel
McDaniel
Uncle Sam
Hobbs
Livoni
Uobbs
Cheyenne County Land Sells High
The Dalton Land Company recently sold the Henry Rath farm two and one half miles west of Dalton for SU5 an oncre. Mr. Duncan the purchaser has been a resident of the county for several years and has shown his con fidence in its land by this purchase. Patronize the OSBORN BATTERY STATION, you will like the service.
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Dalton Land Company
Henry Rath
Dalton
Duncan
Great Building Activity in Sidney Sparks City Growth
Sidney shows rapid expansion with over thirty structures under construction and many more planned. Key projects include the Essig block nearing completion, Cheyenne County Lumber warehouse, and Union Pacific coal chutes. Residential building peaks as labor remains tight and demand for homes rises, reflecting a return to normal business conditions.
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Sidney
Essig
Essig Hardware
Barker
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Union Pacific
UDPB
Unger
Union Pacific Coal Chutes
George Moore
Lincoln Highway
Frank Nolin
Stead
Evangelical Lutheran Cchurch
C. I. Livingston
FE Burkhart
J. 8
Topolski
John Schliserman
Katherine King
Lloyd Mann
A. S. Hardy
GG. BF. Liebendorfer
Kenneth Bassett
KR. Zimmer
Charles Semerad
HH. Melton
William Werschuer
Hardy & Simon
H. Freytag
Afe Phelps
Barl Vo Ayle
Robert Brewer
D. A. Jones
Pe. Chambers
Herman Bockstadter
A.W. Wallick
Henry Doran
Apartment
Rain disrupts Scout program at Methodist church
Storms forced cancelation of the Sunday night gathering but a profitable session proceeded with brief talks by Fred Larks and J J Langston, a Hornaday brothers duet, and Corell brothers trio. Lay Scouts will focus on chau tas work this week and plan a future program to spark interest.
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Methodist
Fred Larks
J. J. Langston
Hornaday Brothers
Corell Brothers
Cigar and Candy Store Changes Hands
8S. R. Pierce sells his cigar and candy store in the U S A theatre building to H. B. Walker. Fred Hempy will manage for Walker and continue same courteous service. The Pierces and daughter Charlotte leave for Spokane to make their home and Charlotte resumes studies in dancing and dramatic art.
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R. Pierce
H. B. Walker
Fred Hempy
Walker
Pierce
Sidney
Western Nebraska Welcomes Rainfall
The article describes a weekend storm in Western Nebraska bringing light rain Saturday night and a heavier downpour Sunday. In Kimball hail damaged windows and flooded basements at Wheat Growers Hotel, but crops were not believed hurt. Farmers expect strong soil moisture to support winter wheat and corn replanting continues after cutworm losses.
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Kimball
Wheat Growers Hotel
The Eastern Star Installs Officers
The Eastern Star held a public installation of officers in the Mausonie Line Wednesday evening June tenth with a goodly number present. Grace King, Past Worthy Matron, was installing officer. A pleasing program was enjoyed and a splendid luncheon served. Officers installed include Olive Mann warder, Leon Wine worthy patron, Dorothea Campbell associate matron, Alice Grant conductor, Louise Garrison secretary, Mild Mann treasurer, Amanda Grabil marshall, Margaret Worden chaplain, Esther Devine organist, Flo Weeden Ruth, Mary McIntosh Electra, Dora Campbell warder, Herman Schroeder sentinel. Grace Simodynes elected conductor and Gertha Saxon for Martha. both absent and to be installed later.
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Eastern Star
Tith
Grace King
Dtl Mann
Amanda Grabill
Marshalls
Margaret Worden
Esther Devine
Acis
Flo Weeden
Ruth
Mary McIntosh
Electra
Dora Camblin
Herman Schroeder
Sentinel
Grace Simodynes
Gertha Saxon
Martha
Two New Banks for Cheyenne County
The State Banking Board approved two new Cheyenne County banks in the past week. One at Lorenzo with $10,000 capital stock, officers Louis F B Pilger president Roy Rice vice president Vernon Rice cashier. The Huntsman charter covers $20,000 with C Weyerts president A Chaon vice president T M Meyer cashier A Sch null secretary.
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State Banking Board
Ehitters
Cheyenne County
Lorenzo
Huntsman
Lorenzo Bank
Louis FB. Pilger
Roy Rice
Vernon Rice
C. &. Weyerts
A. Chaon
T. M. Meyer
A. Schnull
Retreat for Priests Closes This Morning
The priests of the Grand Island diocese conclude a retreat in session since Tuesday morning with about forty priests in attendance. Rt. Rev. James A. Duffy of Grand Island directs the retreat and Father Thuente of New York City conducts the exercises.
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Grand Island
James A. Duffy
Pather Thuente
New York City
Notice to Patrons Light Plant Shutdown Planned
Sidney Municipal Service will shut the light plant for several hours on Sunday June 15 starting at 8 A.M. to connect to new equipment. Do not use water for irrigation or non domestic use or mains may be shut off at the Tank. Manager J. J. Pouquette directs compliance.
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Sidney Municipal Service
J. J. Pouquette
New Fixtures For Toggery Shop
Sam Fine proprietor of the Toggery Shop installed new store furniture and rearranged stock. Fixtures arrived last Saturday and are quartered out of dull finish. They add a splendid appearance, provide an excellent place and ready display of the stock. Wilkins: I can't talk, I make signs.
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Sam Fine
Sidney Neb regular city council session highlights
Sidney Nebraska council met in a regular session with mayor Grabill councilmen Duncan Wardwell and others present. Permits for Livingston Bodinianey Weir Larsen and Cheyenne County Luander were granted along with electrical wiring licenses for Sellars Thoreen and Martin. The police judge’s report was approved and appraisers’ damage assessment for an alley under Ordinance No 171 was accepted. City tag pole authorization passed and a warrant to the Catholic Cemetery Fund was approved. Library Board appointments were made: J McCleneshan, Mrs M Martin, Mrs J T McIntosh, Lena Jessen, Mrs Uptegrove. Appropriation Ordinance No 66 for May expenses passed. June 18 adjournment noted.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Grabill
D Or. Campbell
Co Wellwig
Ho Schroder
Shipman
Nina Spitler
Ho A’ Livingston
A. Bodinianey
Wor
Weir
Martin Larsen
Cheyenne
Luander Co
Sellars
Thoreen
Martin
M Martin
JT McIntosh
Lena Jessen
Uptegrove
Sidney Chautauqua Opens Program With Varied Talent
Edna Means and the Eva Anderson Company drew a good crowd to the Chautauqua tent on the school grounds for the opening program. The venue offered vocal and instrumental music and impersonations by Edna Means with Miss Eva Anderson noted as violinist and vocalist. The five day lineup includes Judge Manford Schoonover, Rainy Bennett, The Mascot Company, Regimental Ladies Orchestra, Julie t Ratto, Harriet Bird Warren, and The Wells Company.
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Edna Means
Eva Anderson
Chautauqua
Manford Schoonover
Rainy Benntt
The
Mascot Company
Mascot
Regimental Ladies Orchestra
Ovening
Regimental Ladies
Juliet Ratto
Wells
Harriet Bird Warren
Wells Company
Plans and Supervision for Erection of School
The contract for the plans and supervision for the erection of the new public school building was awarded to George A. Berlinhof of Lincoln Maine. Berlinhof met in Sidney to finalize the contract. The building will follow the standard unit system and construction will start after the architect completes the design, aiming for completion by the start of the school year. Mrs. Dawson is visiting Jo I. White locks in Teetz Colorado.
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George A. Berlinhof
Lincoln, Me
Berlinhof
Sidney Wednesday
Mrs. Dawson
Jo I. White Locks
Teetz
Colorado
Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted At Montgomery Optician
Eye care advertisement notes EH L Montgomery optician at Marsh Jewelry Store offering eye tests and glasses. Public notice restricts auto parking on Rose Street and Lincoln Highway during the Fourth of July celebration while side streets remain usable. Also lists nearby office lobby barber shop and phone contacts for Dr Kimpston dentist.
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EH. L. Montgomery
Marsh Jewelry Store
Rose St
Lincoln
Citry
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