Eastern Star Installs Officers
The Eastern Star chapter holds a Wednesday meeting with about a hundred members present to install officers for the year. Mrs Olive Agnew led as grand installing officer and Mrs Ada Barker as grand marshal. A luncheon followed in the Masonic dining hall as outgoing matron Grace Simodynes and patron Leon Fine received pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Olive Agnew
Ada Barker
Masonic
Grace Simodynes
Leon Fine
Anna Osborn
A. J. Jorgenson
Asociate
Ida Ahrens
Frances Knox
Julian Mann
Ruth Flodgkin
Mary Jorgenson
Ann Trimminger
Sentinel
W. K. Hodgkin
Visiting ladies host a refined luncheon for Mrs. Okey
Visiting Lady Mrs. J. J. McIntosh and Miss Mc Intosh hosted a lovely Tuesday afternoon party for Mrs. Okey of Los Angeles, mother of J. C. McNish, at the McNish home. A one o'clock luncheon for 14 guests featured cards afterward, with peonies as decorations. Mrs. Okey won first prize at bridge and Mrs. J. T. McIntosh took second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McIntosh
McIintosh
Okey
Los Angeles
J. C. McNish
McNish
Bridge
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs N W Anderson
A moonlit farewell gathering honors Mr. and Mrs. N W Anderson who left for eastern Nebraska. Twelve youths enjoyed a movie then drove to Edwards ranch twenty miles northwest of Sidney for music games and dancing before returning home under the night sky.
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N. W. Anderson
Nebraska
Edwards Ranch
Sidney
J. C. Edwards
Andy Anderson
Oakley Otten
Jessie Huff
James Hackett
John Burke
Harry Stover
Lodgepole Joint Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star Installation
Herman Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Jean Fine and Mrs. Grace Simodynes motored to Lodgepole Monday night for a public joint installation of the Masonic Lodge and the Eastern Star Chapter. Schroeder and Fine served as ground installing officers with Simodynes as organist. All report a splendid evening and strong interest in the orders in the sister city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schroeder
Jean Fine
Grace Simodynes
Lodgepole
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star Chapter
Schroeder
Mr. Fine
Simodynes
Sister City
Travelers News From Kimball County In Heavy Rainstorm
Just Skipped Us A J Jorgenson and Dr J G Simon were returning from a business mission to Kimball county Monday when a fierce storm drove them to seek shelter in a leaky barn. They stood on boxes to avoid water eight inches deep, as rain spread to the county line. Eastbound travelers reported heavy rain moving westward until Lodgepole, with Cheyenne county high and dry and still praying for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Jorgenson
J. G. Simon
Kimball County
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Deputy Huff Returns From Nebraska Reform School Transfer
Deputy David Huff arrived home Tuesday night after taking Sid Moore to Hawthorne Nebraska state reformatory due to no room in the penitentiary. He used the trip to visit his farm near York and his two children in that county for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Huff
Sid Moore
Hawthorne
Nebraska
Tewell
Mr. Huff
York
Library Hours For Summer Afternoons And Evenings
Library hours during the summer months show daily open from 2 30 to 6 p m. Evening hours extend from 7 to 9 30 p m. Saturdays also 7 to 9 with board oversight noted.
Newly Weds Settle In Sidney Home After Colorado Honeymoon
Elmer Grabil and his bride arrived in Sidney Tuesday night from a Colorado honeymoon and began housekeeping in their new home at 706 West Seventh.
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Elmer Grabil
Bride
Sidney
Colorado
West Seventh
Picnics Draw Crowds at Olson Grove and Colton Elevator
A Farmers local north picnic was held Wednesday at Olson grove with a fine time reported. Another gathering followed on Friday hosted by Colton Elevator Company.
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Olson Grove
Colton Elevator Company
Court adjourned to June 20 in multiple foreclosures
Court adjourned until June 20. Foreclosure decrees listed include Home Savings Bank of Madison versus William E. Sharp for 707 with 10 percent interest, Fred M Kurth versus B F Danford for 8304, J M Beatty versus John McGregor for 5482, G F Weaver versus Mathies Kremer for 6835, Theda Ernst versus Ross J Ernst for 5990, Wiett versus William E Swatzlander for 4089 at 7 percent, Powell versus Closman decree as prayed, High versus Troelstrup for 11430 at 5 percent, Geiger versus John McGrane for 36124.92 at 10 percent, Edward Arndt versus D R Jones as prayed, and Nebraska Central Building & Loan Association versus Jesse Johnson for 2324 at 10 percent.
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Home Savings Bank of Madison
William E. Sharp
Fred M Kurth
B. F. Danford
J. ©. Beatty
John McGregor
G. F. Weaver
Mathies Kremer
Theda Ernst
Ross J. Ernst
BE. BE. Wiett
William E. Swatzlander
FE. L. Powell
Arthur B. Closman
Charles High
Niels H. Troelstrup
Mathias Geiger
John McGrane
Edward Arndt
D. R. Jones
Nebraska Central Building & Loan Association
Jesse Johnson
Young Bert Harris Dies of Wrights Disease at 21
Bert Harris died at his father in law J W Reinmuth’s home in Davison precinct after a long illness. Born September 6 1900 he passed away June 13 1922 leaving a young wife and five month old child. He was survived by two sisters Mrs Sharp and Mrs Carrick a half brother Arthur Johnson and two brothers and a sister in Oklahoma. Funeral at Dalton Presbyterian church at 11 this morning with Rev Samuel Light.
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Wright
Mr. Harris
A. A. Sharp
J. W. Reinmuth
Davison Precinct
Sharp
Carrick
Arthur Johnson
Oklahoma
Campbell
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Samuel Light
Sidney girl visits Denver professor family in summer
Mrs. Jessie Schofield and her daughter Ruth are guests this week and next at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Daugherty. Mr. Schofield is a Denver University professor on a summer term. Mrs. Schofield, a Sidney girl, had earlier visited Northlatte with her sister Miss Jennie Cushing and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Schofield
Ruth
Dancing Student Home Miss Mary McIntosh Returns
Miss Mary McIntosh arrives home from California for a pleasant visit with family and friends. She will continue interpretive dancing and attend the summer dancing school at Steamboat Springs after a few weeks at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McIntosh
California
Mary
Steamboat Springs
Sheriff Hyers and deputies chase outlaw Brown
State Sheriff Hyers and three deputies visited Sidney jail and inspected a van used in the shooting of Sheriff McDaniel. They reported Brown not on their records and warned motorists on No 3 to watch for Brown, a desperado with two bound girls and a thrice penitentiary record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyers
Sidney
McDaniel
Brown
West
Radio Tour on Lincoln Highway to Reach Sidney
A first countrywide radio tour journeying from Detroit to San Francisco will stop in Sidney tomorrow at noon. Two large cars with radio sets will allow residents to hear the finest distant music, weather permitting.
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Sidney
Detroit
San Francisco
Picnic at Kruegeer's Lake Highlights Grain Growers Talk
A well attended picnic at Krue geer's Lake last Thursday featured talks by County Agent Scott and G B K Burke of Gurley on the U S Grain Growers. The Farmers Union Association hosted the event and after speeches the group enjoyed games including a ball game between married and single men.
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Kruegeer’s Lake
Scott
G. BK. Burke
Gurley
U. S
Farmers Union Association
Preparatory Trip Sets Ursuline Siblings for Academy Staff
Early Father A. Link departed Monday for Toursville Kentucky to recruit teachers from the Ursuline Sisterhood for next year's academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Link
Toursville
Kentucky
Ursuline Sisterhood
Card of Thanks for Auntie Me Daniel
We thank friends for kindnesses shown during sickness and at the death of our dear Auntie Me Daniel. Miss Nellie Ishmael. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ishmael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Nellie Ishmael
Thomas Ishmael
Telegraph Ad Reminder Sparks Mutual Losses
A terse notice warns that customers who skip advertising in the Telegraph will cost both sides money, urging business owners to place ads to avoid shared financial setback.
Judge Hostetler Seems Man of the Hour
Judge B O Hostetler visited the city Th ursday as a guest of Judge Tewell amid the Big Sixth district scene. The Telegraph notes a favorable impression of the prominent candidate for Congress to succeed Moses P Kinkaid. Hostetler, in his early sixties, has eighteen years on the bench in the Twelfth District and shows a steady career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Hostetler
Tewell
Telegraph
Hostetler
Congress
Moses P. Kinkaid
Schuler and Fastenau Wed in Dalton District
Charley Lee Schuler and Klara M. Fastenau, both of the Dalton district, were married in this city by County Judge Chambers on June 7. Mr and Mrs William Schuler witnessed the ceremony. The couple belong to an old northern family and will reside on the Schuler place to help manage the large ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Lee Schuler
Klara M. Fastenau
Dalton
Chambers
William Schuler
Schuler
Thornburgs Visit as Elder Sickness Grows Critical
Miss Dorothy Thornburg visits town with the Lhe family from Denver called home due to the serious illness of Mr Thornburg at Potter. He remains in a critical condition as relatives gather and monitor his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thornburg
Denver
Mr. Thornburg
Potter
Season Duly Opened on Angora Fishing Trip
Two car loads of fishermen repaired to the Angora country Tuesday night and after catching all the fish in the lakes returned Thursday morning. The congenial party comprised Otto Hink Louis Mann Ernest Stuht A P Anderson in the Hink car and A K Greenlee E J Sweet J W Walker in the Greenlee car. They had one grand fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angora
Otto Hink
Louis Mann
Ernest Stuht
A. P. Anderson
Hink
A. K. Greenlee
E. J. Sweet
J. W. Walker
Greenlee
Visit Highlights Family Illness in Cheyenne
Mrs. C P Chambers spent part of the past week visiting her daughter Mrs Anna Emerick in Cheyenne where Mrs Emerick has been ill but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P. Chambers
Cheyenne
Anna Emerick
Emerick
Busy Chairman Goding Signs Warrants in City
County official Mr. Goding, the busy chairman, arrived in the city Thursday to sign warrants issued ten days earlier, marking a formal step in local proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goding
County Jourd
Newland-Douglas Couple Wed in City Ceremony
Delbert Newland of Melbeta and Mabel Clare Douglas of Gering were joined in marriage in the city on June 7 by Judge Chambers. Miss Mabel Halston and Miss Myrtle Lancaster served as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Delbert Newland
Melbeta
Mabel Clare Douglas
Gering
Walshs in Town Visit Rosie Walsh in Sidney
Edward Walsh and his son Jimmie from north Davison precinct traveled to Sidney on Saturday to meet Rosie Walsh their daughter and sister who has studied in Grand Island the past year. Mr Walsh has regained his health and enjoys it while working on his fine big ranch.
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Edward Walsh
Jimmie
North Davison
Sidney
Rosie Walsh
Grand Island
Walsh
Homecoming for Tipton and McIntosh Ends Absence
Guy Tipton arrived home from Chicago and Clifton McIntosh returned from Notre Dame on Saturday. They will enjoy a pleasant vacation with families and friends after a school year away at college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Tipton
Clifton McIntosh
Guy
Chicago
Clifton
Notre Dame
Pleasant party for Mrs Goodwin and guests
Mrs Sarah Goodwin hosted a Friday gathering for about six women. They spent the afternoon outdoors gathering wild flowers, then enjoyed a noon dinner at Mrs Willman’s, followed by an afternoon of fancy work at Mrs Goodwin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Goodwin
Visitors head west after visit with McNish family
Mrs. Thomas J. Okey of Los Angeles and her granddaughter Miss Elizabeth Mellen of Orange California depart today for Fremont and Omaha after a delightful fortnight with J. C. McNish and family. They will return for another visit before continuing to their western home.
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Thomas J. Okey
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Mellen
Orange
California
Fremont
Omaha
J. C. McNish
Mracek Becker Wedding At Grandparents Home
Genevieve Becker granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hower married James J Mracek of Cheyenne Wyoming. Rev T Porter Bennett performed the ceremony using the ring. They will live in Cheyenne where the groom works for Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Becker
Charles Hower
James J. Mracek
Cheyenne
Wyoming
T. Porter Bennett
Precinct Caucus at School House Monday Evening
Henry Schmidt announces the Bunker Hill caucus to be held at the school house at 8 o clock on Monday June 19. The event invites local residents to participate in the neighborhood political gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Henry Schmidt
Bunker Hill Community Notes Report Busy Week Activities
The Bunker Hill area saw quilting gatherings and a large Farmers Union turnout. Heads of families traveled to Sidney, a local dance entertained band musicians, a ball game 11 to 7 favored Bunker Hill, and school officials planned two teachers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senry Wheeler
Glen Bales
Gus Gross
Henry Blmke
Sidney
Wm. Borcher
Henry Schmidt
Farmers Union
Edwin Aurich
John Engel
Wm Rohde
John Borcher
Arnold Stockampt
Fort Collins
Iowa
Oscar Aurich
Gertrude Bales
Carl Schmidt
Fred Bartell
Theo. Borcher
Bunker Hill
Potter
Boehling
P. J. Beyer
Henry Ehmke
E. Troutman
Baby
Glen
Walter Happel
Madge Wheeler
Wm. Rohde
Pleasant Valley Community News Wraps Up Week
A busy period in Pleasant Valley includes visitors from Sidney Crook and Crook residents, Farmers Co-Operative Elevator executives at Crook, and a Daylight club gathering. Notables travel to and from Sidney, Plainview, and Ta Porte while families enjoy demonstrations, sewing, fishing, and Children’s Day events. Local residents and guests share land interests, harvest planning, and neighborly visits across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI. I. Wolmes
Kimball
Sidney
T. W
E. J Simpson
Jesse Calkins
Farmers Co- Operative Elevator
Crook
Missesois
Harriet
Tone Simpson
Avis
Nina Clemens
Daylight Club
T. W. Simpson
Nebraska
Geo. Rowser
Lynch
Harry Austin
Ta Porte
Indiana
Asa
Owen Hostetler
Phelps
Casper
IT. R. Holmes
Plainview
F. J. Simpson
Phil Brossard
Marshall
Milo Moore
Near Crook
Simpson
Tri State Farmer Debuts Under K D Wilson Editorship
The Tri State Farmer launches led by owner editor K D Wilson to aid Western Nebraska Northern Colorado and Eastern Wyoming farmers and stockmen. Wilson aims to support farmers not dictate farming with introductory editorial promising strong venture prospects. He formerly edited the Kimball Observer and was clerk of Kanner county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
K. D. Wilson
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Wilson
Kimball Observer
Kanner County
Notice to Taxpayers Board of Equalization Session
The board of equalization will again be in session June 22, 1922. All requests for changes corrections adjustments or complaints should be made at this time. Remember the day June 22 1922. By the BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Attest F N Stanson County Clerk. 382 Cut flowers for all occasions W O Campbell Phone 186.
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Board of Equalization
Farmers Elevator at Brownson To Close Rest Of Season
Farmers Elevator at Brownson will be closed for the rest of the season except Mondays each week. By order of Board of Directors Art Lyngholm, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownson
Art. Lyngholm
Polish Shoes With Potato Rub
Brown boots or shoes should be rubbed with a slice of raw potato before applying polish. This makes them easy to clean and leaves a good shine.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deputy Huff
Bert Harris
Dancing
Sheriff Hyers
Lincoln Highway
Judge Hostetler
Man of the Hour
Schuler-Fustenau
Thornburgs
Mr. Goding
Newland-Douglas
Pleasant Valley
New Farm Paper
F. N. Stanson
W. O. Campbell
Sidney Mercantile Co
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