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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
5
Local residents travel for shopping and business in Sidney and surrounding towns. Individuals such as Vio Glan Roy O Ward Beulah Billeter and G P Nickum are among visitors and hosts. others commute for shipments, auctions, and hospital visits. Community members attend district meetings, conduct audits, and welcome guests while several men travel for work and trade in Nebraska and nearby states.
The De Molay boys set a memorial plaque in the club room for Raymond Goodale who passed away the previous year. Mrs. Glen Spearow Mrs. P. J. Ackers and Mrs. R. W. Zimmerle drove to Cheyenne Wednesday for a shopping trip. Mrs. Spearow’s brother, recovering after surgery, is hospitalized there. Emmett Stanley Hayes of Sterling and Vera Marie Hagler of Fort Morgan wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. F. C. Mills officiating. Witnesses were M. A. Miner and M. F. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Earl LaGrange and daughter Mary Jane and Mrs. Robert Brewer escaped injury as their car turned over four miles east of Chappell on Sunday while en route to Big Springs. Dan Rupert of Sunol, injured last Septem ber 17 when a tractor backed over him, was seen walking with crutches in Sidney. L. M. Sheldon left for Mahaska Kan for the death of his brother.
A bachelor living alone on a farm was found unconscious by neighbors Tuesday evening and died Thursday morning without regaining consciousness. Officials believe he was injured while tending stock or working on the farm.
Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe hosted visitors in the vicinity last week. Cecil Hume family and Barbara Ingwerson spent Thursday with Paul Ingwersons. Harold Wilkins called on Reed brothers. Millard Queen received another cattle shipment Friday. Various local families visited, shopped in Sidney, and wheat hauled to Chappell. Jay Queen confined to bed with pneumonia. Millard Queen visiting his brother. Claude Layman Ralph Smith visited Lodge Pole and Chappell. Hume family entertained at Carl Christensen home near Gurley.
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