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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
12
One 15 30 Aultman Taylor tractor all over hauled and ready to work. One G dise Emerson self lift tractor plow. Contact John Kurz four miles west and four miles south of Sidney Route B for details and negotiation.
Neighbors gathered Saturday evening at the Upte grove home for a casual card party with two tables in operation. A dainty luncheon and lively conversation followed, leaving worries behind as the pleasant gathering continued amid heat waves.
Frank Chick returned from a southward tour with a Denver group through old Mexico. Among many sights the Santa Fe visit stood out as the oldest U S city now undergoing a building program. A new $300,000 hotel blends with historic style, reflecting the town’s heritage.
Arthur Ashley W Killham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A Killham, was born June 18 and died June 21. A short home funeral service was held Monday forenoon with Rev Slocumb and B W Bonham in charge. Interment followed at Dix. This firstborn child is a severe blow to the grieving couple.
A party of faithful Masons drove to Potter last Sunday morning to attend the St. John Memorial celebrated by Rev. Slocumb in the Methodist church. Those going and reporting an impressive service were H. Schroeder, L. Fine, Ray Witham, M. Christensen, T. A. Wendtland, and L. Neubauer.
A detailed party is set for Saturday night in Hardy's hall hosted by the local Knights of Pythias lodge. Cheyenne Wyoming lodge and nearby lodges with their ladies will attend. The Cheyenne IK P band and orchestra will provide music.
Announced nuptials for Ward Barrett of Forest Grove Oregon. Barrett, formerly of Sidney where her father served as county clerk from 1904 to 1908, grew up with a well known family. Locals extend best wishes for the couple's happiness and future.
Joe Simodynes returned from Denver with honors for the city after placing second in class Ib at the trap shooting tournament of Colorado and New Mexico with a 147 tying J A Winkle of Cheyenne. Captain Hardy in class A also took second with a 147 while 148 was the high score. Joe's friends express pride in his success.
Nels Nelson of Wayne Nebraska visits the Larson home in this city. Mrs Nelson, once Mrs Andrew Lindbergh, is visiting her daughter Mrs Esther Garber in Cheyenne and will later visit another daughter Mrs Glen Bliss in Colorado. All are former Sidney residents.
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