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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
4
A string of visitors and travelers are noted in Sidney and nearby towns. Mrs. Carl Larson of Potter, R. C. Harper of Chappell, Paul Booth of Sund, Miss Rose Walsh near Dalton, and many others are listed as in Sidney on business or visiting. Several residents take trips to Denver, Kimball, Alliance, North Platte, and Omaha, with families joining for weekends and holidays.
Otto Perso plans a two week visit with his son in Pueblo. Mrs. Dan Duncan reports a record wheat crop in the north divide. Atwater surveys Sidney for Atmar Stores. Dr and Mrs J R Taylor depart for North Carolina. George Porter, Mr and Mrs Spiegel, and Mrs Schwartz take a Sunday motor trip to Cheyenne and back. Lyal E Quimby and Miss Gladys Solso wed at Laura on June 6 and will reside in Sutherland. Dean Crawford returns from Kansas Agricultural College to resume church duties. Mrs Otis Skinner of Casper visits Sidney then heads to North Platte. Mr and Mrs L L Scott return from a Colorado trip. Postmaster I A Pindell and Dr George Amiot assess wheat prospects near Gurley. Kurz family travel to Denver for John Wolfe funeral. Edward McNamee of Detroit funds a stained glass window for Sidney Episcopal Church. Rev L H Kaub and party attend Gothenburg rally. Lorenz Seimers reports hail ruin on 100 acres of wheat at Dalton. Henry Schultz and Joseph Hahler return from Wyoming fishing trip. Spiegel and Schwartz visit the Porter home. Schwartz stays awhile, others return to Lincoln. M W Osborn hosts four tables of bridge on June 16 with rose and white decor. High scores: ladies Mrs Jack Haber, Mrs Leo Osborn. gentlemen J H Borland, Wm Mortenson. Omaha guests C Haber among others.
Mr and Mrs Charles Schultz and three daughters of Wakefield arrived last Friday to visit for a few days at Mrs John Seifer Jr in Dalton. Miss Virginia Johnson left Monday for Omaha Lincoln and Malvern Iowa to see her aunt Mrs Charles Summers in Malvern. A S Albee of Los Angeles arrived Saturday to spend Sunday with sister Mrs E L Hyde of this city. Mrs Hyde, then in Denver, returned early Sunday. Mrs John Wolencutter and son Del Fred and brother Fred Grayson of Brighton Colo spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H Van Aelstyn and Mrs Frank Kurz en route to South Dakota.
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Col V F Kucera owner announces no trespassing on his property in Chichester addition to Sidney Nebraska. An opportunity is offered for a profitable business in Develand Garden counties with limited capital, urging prompt action and details from James V H Kucera of Sidney Nebr via Telegraph Want Ads.
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