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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
10
Strong demand boosts sheep and lambs with Idaho spring lambs at 16.50 and clipped lambs at 13.65 as cattle receipts reach 8,500. Hog prices slip 5 to 10 cents while overall sheep and lamb markets rise with spring lambs at 15.50 to 16.50 and clipped lambs 13.65 amid 7,500 plus sheep and lambs traded.
Omaha reports two loads of prime 1275 pound steers marketed at 11.00 by Chris Ogard, supervisor of the Dodge County poor farm near Fremont. The price is the highest paid for steers in the area so far this month.
In Alaska the trackless wilderness relies on snow sleds drawn by malamutes or huskies. The Detroit News notes these hardy dogs endure harsh elements and serve as vital mobility for Alaskans, remaining loyal masters and companions across vast snowbound miles.
North Divide J A Chean and family enjoyed dinner at John McGrain's home on Sunday. Several local families traveled from Dalton to Sidney to attend business matters, including Joe, Otto Ernest, Carl Ernest, and families. Henry Ehmke was taken ill last Saturday and treated in Sidney. he is improving. George Harrison Kincade of Randolph and Eva Hughes of Huntsman wed at the M E B church with Rev Kilburn officiating. a parsonage dinner followed. The couple will live near Randolph on a farm. Edwin Chean helped Roy Neary with farm work. Mr and Mrs Hurley and son George visited from Nebraska City, planning a stop in Colorado Springs for health reasons. Alfred Grimm visits R R Owen family. Frank Kinton and Clara Pryne of Denver called on Mrs J C Schulenberg. J A Chean and Edwin Chean, with George Hurley, attended church in Sidney. Louis Schulenberg and wife visited his mother from Bushnell. Rev Kilburn and wife also visited parishioners locally. Young girls club met at Edna Frame's Thursday for a pleasant gathering. Mrs Isaac Jones was ill for several days under a physician's care.
Miss Mary Wilson left Tuesday for Denver after a brief visit with her sister Mrs C D Moorhead. Mr and Mrs W H McNeeley arrived from Hillsdale Wyoming to visit Mrs McNeeley’s sister Mrs J F Carter. Mrs A R Jamison and daughter Florence left for Hastings Nebraska. Mrs A B Slawson departed for an extended visit with her son Rho in Council Bluffs. Mrs E E House visits her Haxtun Colorado parents. Charlies Ted Hein and George Flebbe head to Medicine Bow for Ted’s homestead. Mr and Mrs R F Miller took their son Donald to Rochester Minnesota for medical care.
Center residents including Mrs L S Bancroft and family and Mrs John Groshans visit Dick Seimers and John Groshans homes. Several calls and visits to L S Bancroft, C A Bancroft, Groshans, Reiners, and Scott households occur through midweek with a joint Dorcas Aids meeting and a parcel post sale raising 2.50.
Mrs. F Lundgren visited Sidney Tuesday while Mrs F Paviat traveled on No 3 Thursday morning eastward. John Paviat recovers from a severe flu siege and denies measles reports. The D M C met with Mrs A J Englert June 5 with a large happy crowd present. Leah Booth left for Greeley Colo to attend summer school. Mrs C Mull spent Wednesday with Mrs B Allington. P P Howard and family visited Sidney Thursday. Mrs F Dickinson Mildred Dickinson and Mr and Mrs Paul Booth called at L E Allington's Thursday. Mr and Mrs C Mull motored to Lorenzo Sunday. August Gade finished shingling his house. For a couple of days
A fragment notes Frank Kucera of Trib Kansas and Mr and Mrs James Kucera with Sidney residents as dinner guests at Mrs. Sunday. It references дождь and shine imagery about Dutchman.
A summary of social calls and motor trips in the Bunker Hill area. Families visited neighbors including Beyer Borcher Stockamp and Bales. Several residents traveled to Sidney Gurley Gurley and Gurley on various days. A Farmers Union meeting drew a large attendance. Two new bridges replace culverts. Herman Ehmke fell seriously ill Friday evening but is slowly improving.
Mr and Mrs Carl Ishmidt and daughter called at John Borcher s Tuesday evening. Mrs Isa Bexerted family called at bkied Beyer s om Latics Mround Mrs John Engel and fem il called at Win Rehdes on Sunday. Mroard Mrs Glen Bales and fam ily oand Hilbert Borcher spent Sunday at Theo Borcher s. Mr and Mrs J J Beyer and Mr and Mrs Henry Blmke and families spent Sunday with relatives in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hill and family spent Sunday at the Kiug home. A number from this vicinity attended the ball game in Sidney Sunday Mr and Mrs Frank Beyer Mrs Iva Beyer and families and Lawrence Beyer spent Sunday at Fred Beyer s. ily and Mr and Mrs Wm Rohde motored to Gurley Sunday afternoon. Paul Meyer hauled hogs to Sidney on Monday. ily and John Borcher and sons called at Henry Schmidt s Saturday. A large number attended the school meeting Monday afternoon. Wm Gross was elected treasurer in this district. A very good meeting is reported. Mrs Carl Schmidt and daughter called at John Borcher s Monday after Mr and Mrs Henry Ehmke and family are spending a few days In
Dr Isaac L Callison aged 60 a prominent dentist died Monday after a long illness. Born February 29 1864 he resided in Lodge Pole for many years and leaves his wife and one son Robert. Funeral services will be at noon at the Lodge Pole Methodist Church with Rev Staley officiating. The body will be taken to Falls City for burial.
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