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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
11
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Coroner Anderson reports two decayed remains recovered from remote spots. One man buried near Chimney Rock carried a blue army coat, a saddle, and a blanket. a single bullet killed him. The other body, identified as Leroy B. Roycroft, was recovered from under water and later buried in Greenwood.
The Telegraph notes the county commissioners have returned funds they allegedly took and will not pursue a court case. Other items include Mrs. Witters seeking health travel East, Johnson chosen moderator of District 39, J J McIntosh visiting from Notre Dame with his sons and medals, a newborn at Ruhter home, Krueger brothers planning large hay acreage, and four girls returning from Sacred Heart convent in Omaha for fall.
A fragmentary report notes Mrs. Jrans Busboom and children returning from Hastings, Homer Haskins traveling to Sidney for business, Do T Spiker and daughter Opal shopping, John Proctor attending property matters at Stuntsman, and Mrs. John Jones with Catherine shopping, plus local residents hauling oats from the Hans Busboom place this week.
Residents report visits and trips around Bunker Hill and nearby towns. Families including Johnsons Sharmans Miles and Jorgensons were seen at homes and in Sidney, Gurley, and Weyerts areas. Albert Johnson returned from Encampment and stayed with relatives while hay was put up and tractors repaired.
North Divide reports include Henry Pepps and bride arriving from Fairbury after recent wedding and visiting Herman Blankey family. Roy Neary and wife return from Kingsburg Colorado after weeks with relatives. Fred Wetzel attends Sidney business interests Tuesday. Rev T Porter Bennett of Sidney M E Church made parishioner calls. Mrs Ray Frame in Sidney for dental work. Oats crop short due to dry spell. some farmers cutting and making hay. Mrs Fred Seeger visits Dalton area with ill parents. Carl Busboom family dine with Hans Busboom. Mrs Floyd Heaston at Sidney for Hade family care and new daughter. Mrs Frank Kinton visits Mrs J Schulenberg in Sidney. Men repairing telephone lines east of Huntsman.
Catholic ladies organize a bake sale at the Central Meat Market on July 1 at 2 30 p m. Committee members include Miss Muenstermann Mrs Maggie Bartholomew Mrs Seger Mrs Crowley and Mrs Crowley sponsored event aims to raise funds.
Notices state barber shops will be closed the entire day on the Fourth of July. The night before they will stay open until 10 p m. Raasch and McDonald, proprietors announce the schedule. Hink's Boot Shop advertises men s brown blacher dress shoe with Goodyear welt rubber lift and solid leather components priced at 41.65.
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