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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1938

Page

5

Rev Tanner Potter Treated At Denver

Rev C R Tanner was taken to Denver Monday for medical treatment accompanied by William Hagemeister who returned the next day. The Lincoln highway south of town saw a bicycle accident involving Kenneth son of Mr and Mrs Evan Stines with a tourist driver stopping to aid. Community events include services planned by the Scottsbluff hospital superintendent, a Sunday evening appearance by Rev J J Sheaff and Sidney youth, and a busy schedule of spring plans, moving, and local social activities across Potter and surrounding areas.

C. R. Tanner Denver William Hagemeister Kenneth Evan Stines Lincoln Highway Scottsbluff J. J. Sheaff Sidney Clarence Johnson Ralph Mershheim Guy Hite Monroe, Wash R. V Francis R. “A ‘Babcock Carl Homan Cheyenne Henry Moench C. R Tanner Jean Nelson Methodist North Platte Ted Mathewson Joe Johnson Claude Pritchard Melvin Witt Atlanta John Witt George McCann N.S. Miller P. Jensen Boelus Ed Weikhorst J. M. Hughes Carl Griswold W W. Schulz Emil Leafdale Martin Leafdale Betty Johnson Johnson Martin O’mallory Chicago A. M. McMillan Kenneth Wickstrom Sam Wickstrom William Helsing Bushnell Gering Angora Bridgeport Thomas Richard “Myers Roche Marious Offerson Elkhorn Grace Gardanier Kansas City Lodge Pole Dalton Sunol Sin Lisco Firemen Scherer Twins Ralph Scherer Edgar Leafdale Dix Presbyterian Church Keneath Reeves Marie Wallick Les Cole J. P. Mortensen Lumbago George Rivett Jerry Howard Ravert MCC Club Huffman J. H. Neary Scherer Gurley Sund Mildred Heizer Toilet Good Ann Vogler Scotts Bluff’ County Clarence Mellberg Kenneth Reeves Arnold Westerhoff Library Club Presbyterian Aid John, Seiler Elmer Westerhoff M Irs Karen Louise John Poppin Paul Blome Ralph Eddy Lutheran Aid Clair Davis Scherer Ranch John Neary Minatare

State audit confirms full accounting of 19 million in assets

State Auditor W H Price reported the regular semi annual audit of the state treasury found all 19 254 989 dollars of assets as of December 31 on the books. The Frost Congdon O'Hara firm conducted the audit under Price's direction in line with the 1937 law.

W. H. Price Treasury Frost, Congdon and O'Hara Omaha Price Lincoln Crete Fairbury Grand Island Hastings Pawnee City York Adams Ashland Alvo Arlington Beatrice Blue Hill Cozad Daykin Douglas Ewing Gibbon Harrison Hickman Hooper Laurel Louisville McCook Millard Newman Grove Norfolk Osceoola Oconto Panama Plymouth St. Paul Sargent Scribner Superior Tecumseh Ulysses Valparaiso Valley Wymore Permanent University Agricultural College Normal Soldiers Relief Fund Bessey Memorial Aegicultural College

Famous Ranch Once Was Fine Showplace

The Bay State Land and Cattle company built a vast Nebraska ranch empire from the 1880s, with base cattle operations near Kimball and Ten Sheep Wyoming. Facing blizzards, homesteaders, and drought, the enterprise declined, cattle were lost, land reverted, and the company closed in 1896.

Kimball Nebraska Bay State Land and Cattle Company Massachusetts Maine G. W. Simpson Boston Antelopeville Ida Forsling Pumpkin Creek H. H. Robinson Bay State Company Circle Arrow Ranch Lodge Pole Creek John A. Creighton John Snodgrass John A. McShane Creighton Creighton University Omaha North Platte River Mark and J. H. Cole Union Pacific Railroad Ten Sheep Wys Big Horn Basin Wyoming Bruce E. Robinson Oshkosh Chicago Potter Pine Bluffs Wyo Payne Investment Company of Wyombing Range

Dalton News Briefs Highlight Funeral for Marjorie Vogler

Marjorie Vogler, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Vogler, died Thursday at University Hospital Omaha after brain cyst surgery. Funeral at St Marys Dalton with Rev J P Fullam. burial in Dalton. High school dismissals noted. freshman class attended. Many local residents, including Marie Vogler of New York, attended.

Marjorie George Vogler University Hospital Omaha Marie Vogler New York City Dalton Marjorie Vogler John ‘Peterson Viola Lusk Wyo American Legion Auxiliary Viola Sanders Potter Raymond Weed Margaret Reimers Donna Morrison Bridgeport Andrew Lloyd Englert Sund J. C. Wilcox California J.C. Wilcox Dalton Presbyterian Church Roy Buchleiter Zona Denver Goodview Dalton Orchestra Lodge Pole Valley Hank Davis Bridgeport Hospital E. L. Ewing Haxtun Colo A. J. Kinnersley Ray Birdwell Center Wilson Schmidt Riverton Schmidt Alvina Flohr Gus Panos Rochester Minn Gene “Weed Lutheran Aid H. J. Mayer Ray Johns Mayer Valentine Clifford Art Draper West Center

Sunol Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings

L. E. Alfington returns to Canon City after weeks with relatives. Neighbors and friends share Sunday visits at various homes. Birthday party for Mr Gilbert features cards and lunch. Neighbors welcome Dennis Wynne family with a surprise gathering. Local outings include stock sale visits and shop trips to Sidney. Telegraph WANTADS Get Resalt.

Local Social and Farm Visit Notes From Sidney Area

Mrs. Henry Barrett of Lodge Pole visits Stand Monday calls on Mrs. Friend Dickinson. Johnsons meet at Mons Johnson home Sunday. Mrs. Demers hosts supper after basketball game assisted by Mrs. Misegadis. Talcott family visits Weymouth in Sidney. Englert and Gade attend stock sale at Chappell. Ed Misegadis arrives from Denver for weekend basketball. Goforths from Huron employed at Bert Allington farm with Teeters visiting relatives at Oberlin. Sidney shoppers include Hubbells with Mrs. Gilbert. Allingtons drive to Sidney. Booth visits W. W. Craig. Denver visitors join Craig’s Sunday guests Misegadis and Boggs. irrigation pump installed at Vacik well by Lindsay and Howitt. Dr. Colman visits ill Mrs. Dickinson. Zalesky stays with Leslie Craig. Kilgore and Kennon families noted.

L. E. Alfington Canon City Colo Bernice Treinen Arlie Lillian Zalesky Roger Hornby Emil Zalesky Evelyn” Melton Joe Hornicek Ralph Talish E. A. ‘Johnson Wes Kennon Ollie Kilgore Guy Gilbert Gilbert My. R J. E. Hill E."h. Seger D B Ruttner M. G. ‘Talcott C.E. Feikert Fred Haworth Flossie Belle Krueger Elysie “Bahr El_ abe Sana F.demers M. G. Talcott Chey*Beda Raymond ‘Dem Henry Barrett Lodge Polo Stand Friend Dickinson Earl Johnson Mons Johnson John Demers H. H. Misegadis O J Weymouth Sidney A J. Englert Willian Gade Chappell Ed Misegadis Denver J. B. Goforth Huron Kan Bert Allington Virgil Teeter Allington Oberlin I’. W. Hubbell Sidney Bert Lute Allington Duane ‘Booth W. W. Craig Earl, Chester Emma Hoagland Pauline Rhodes Ec Misegadis W. H. Boggs Harry Howitter Mr. Lindsay John Howitt Ben Vacik Vacik A. C. Colman Dickinson John Zalesky Leslie Craig Olie Kilgore

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