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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
11
Community members from Sidney and surrounding towns attended meetings, visits, and gatherings Sunday through Monday. A light to moderate rain fell Saturday night easing crop stress as wheat began to burn in spots. Families including Diehl Gentry Holmes and Miles shared meals and hospitality while others reported shopping trips and travel to Chappell Sterling and Denver.
SPRING CANYON P R Bell and Glen McCall were in Crook on business Monday. Mrs John Todd and two children spent Monday at Charlie Brecie home. Mr and Mrs Robert Nicholas attended Crook Tuesday evening. Mrs A E Sheppard spent Wednesday with Mrs Robert Nicholas. Mibkdred Holmes and Lavern Hillard were at the H R Holmes home Wednesday. Mrs Dick Murphy and son Richard visited Mrs Roland Stull Wednesday. Herbert Johnson of Sterling had supper at the Robert Nicholas home Wednesday. Otis Skeels and wife left Wednesday for Deer Trail Colorado to visit Mrs Skeels mother. J F McKelvey and Frances Moore spent Thursday in the county seat. Robert Nicholas left for Fort Collins Thursday for Feeders Day. Ray Walters of Cresdon Iowa visited the Murphy home Thursday. Miss Phyllis Brossard visited Margaret Sutter Thursday and Friday. Maybeth dined with Mrs A P Wer ing Saturday. C M Mort en of Sterling spent the weekend here. Safford and Mrs Ella Dunn called on A J Heying Saturday. About two inches of rain fell in two days, lifting farmers' spirits. John McKelvey spent Sunday in Sterling. Rosetta Merrill visits her aunt Mrs Pete Pederson. Frank Stull and Ray Walters of Creston Iowa dined with the Stull family Sunday. Lloyd Lehmkuhl and wife announce birth of seven and a half pound daughter June 7. The Lehmkuhls were Spring Canyon residents previously. Congratulations.
Twenty one years in the territory and better than ever the Wal ter Savdge Amusement company comes to Sidney and opens six days on Monday June 20. The program features new plays by Barry Conner Nelson Lewis James P Judge Laurence Bingham Mary Roberts Rhinehart R J Sherman and performances by Savidge orchestra. Midway attractions include a 2000 pound steer and dwarf bull monkey speedway four riding devices Ferris Wheel and other rides plus two bands daily. A special matinee will be announced later and Paintex offers are advertised.
A high grade upright piano in Sidney is offered at a large reduction with a three year contract. Interested parties may request particulars without obligation. Send inquiries to R. R. or St. Address, City, State. THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY, 1536-10 Stout Street, Denver, Colorado. Est. 43 years for better used cars Sidney Motor Sales Company astt.
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