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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
Nebraska City is grading and preparing for eighty blocks of concrete parking. A series of brief items covers wind damage at Winnebago, calf shipments to Arnold, Lincoln highway graveling, a Fairbury water bond tie vote, a Fremont candle fire threatening a business block, and various Nebraska civic notes from Aurora to York county.
Vern Wilson and George Lynch spent Monday evening with Roy Crabb. Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Brecht shopped in the county seat. Mrs. Bernard Hill and children visited Mrs. Harry Reeves. Hay work continued at the Hilliard ranch. Ethel Adams helps with housework at R Stull’s Bush ranch. Ermard staying with Mrs. George Taylor. Willing Workers met at Mrs. George Lauderback with a good crowd and planned an ice cream social at Barver schoolhouse June 20. Ice cream and cake for 10 cents. J E Bates and L H Pope bought a hay stacker in Crook. Residents busy with hay. Moorees county seat shoppers. M L Strickland and wife from Proctor were here on business. Ruth and Glen McCall drove to Crook. School bonds passed by a large margin. Neighbors attended a Henry Sleater barn dance and enjoyed it. Rev Hutchinson to preach at Crook Presbyterian Church next Sunday. K J Dykeman arrived from Amhurst to visit relatives. Miss Lucille Wise of Omaha visits W W Wise and stayed with Ethel Furney. Erma Robison spent Saturday in Chappell. Mrs P H Barrett spent Monday in Sidney on business.
Lodge Pole reports multiple community events including visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holtman to Rushville for a death in the Holtman family. Joan Sanders stayed with the Holtmans near Cheyenne. About 40 attended the Womans Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. R. O. Bond's, with refreshments after. Miss Helen Englert left for Laramie for summer normal. St Barlow returned from North Platte to serve on a district jury but no cases were heard and jurymen were dismissed. Mrs. O. J. Melton hosted the 500 card club. prizes went to Mesdames Schroll, Rogers and House, with refreshments. George Minshall has gallstone illness but is improving. Florence Barlow visited relatives in Wyoming. Henry Bell of Prague, Oklahoma, visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Paviat. Moisture is steadier with recent rains improving crops. H. A. Deters of Chappell visited. he has a new Grey touring car. Bonita Wolf hosted a Sunday school picnic at Emanuelson's grove. Lyle Weigand and John Brownell of Chappell attended Sunday services. Epworth League held a 35-person membership drive with refreshments. D. J. Dais of Denver, visiting daughter Mrs. L. R. Barlow, has been ill for three weeks. Sundl residents visited to play golf on the new course. several plan to join. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lucke and children left for Brule, leaving long-time community contributors. Keystone class to study The Life of Christ starting Sunday. as many as can attend. Boy Scouts reportedly benefitting from sugar beets growth last week.
Grand Prairie residents host and visit across many households Tuesday through Monday. Local couples entertain relatives and friends, with numerous farm and town figures like Johnson, James, Tremain, Christensen, Kragel, Welton, Hokom, and Rexroth attending dinners and Sunday gatherings. preaching at Peniel. travel notes include A R Graham returning from Wyoming and northern Nebraska.
South Colton residents Bouke Whittaker and Cecil visited M. J. Hulslander on Wednesday morning. Welby Bauer, Oscar Krueger, Charles Deaver, and John Meick stopped by at various times. Thomas and Eleanora M Hulslander from south of Lodge Pole spent the past week visiting relatives and friends in town and in Sidney. He was out hunting.
L H Miller helped George Deaver with corn during the past week. J H Wendte attended to business in Gurley on Tuesday and Wednesday. Helen Jacobs enjoys work at Kearney State Normal. South Colton extends sympathy to Herman Brauer’s family. Miller left for Denver after two months with Wendte. Whittaker family visited the Wm Hall family for Mr Whittaker’s birthday. George and Charles Deaver and families visited John Cortney. Wendte and Fred Bushman attended Sunday events. John Briggs went to a Sidney film. Several attended Herman Brauer’s funeral. Fastenow hauled baledogy from Krueger’s Monday. Tony Melick and James Edward visited M J Halslander's. J B Hulslander and wife hosted a gathering for nine wedding anniversary with relatives from Sterling. Mrs Roy North and Faye Hulslander visiting Sidney area. George Deaver held school census Monday. S S E Hulslander and Roy North visited M J Hulslander’s. Mrs Peter Rocker, formerly of South Sund, now Sterling, ill but improving. Margarie Halslander returned from Sterling. Grandma North spent days with daughter and family.
John Briggs joined Oscar Krueger and Denver children for a picnic dinner and a fishing outing at the lake on Tuesday.
Sidney residents reveal a busy social stretch with Mrs O Hatcher and Mrs Kurz calling on Thursday and Friday shopping trips in Lorenzo. Miss Mary Seidel and Miss Ann Kurz share weekend visits with Frank Kurz and George Hockerson households while families gather at the big barn dance and Sunday dinners with the John Kurz and Sparks households.
Ed corn from Gurley last week. Mr. Shelley called at the John Kurz home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hatcher were shopping in Sidney Saturday afternoon.
The Rexall drug store changed hands Tuesday with C. E. Bicknell and Earl Thayer selling to Everette Huffman of Yoder Wyoming and C. J. Alden of Sidney. Huffman will run the Sidney operation, Thayer stays with a Sidney store, Bicknell plans to remain in Kimball briefly. The Yoder store may be moved or sold, with Matheny remaining with the new firm.
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