Getting Off to a Flying Start in Cheyenne County Meet
The Better Cheyenne County Association held a windy Monday meeting at the Court House with a substantial quorum. President G A Mangum chaired as secretary M W Dimery kept minutes, and plans were set for calf clubs with bank calves and county agent Willey aiding. wheat marketing and county publicity were also discussed with several members contributing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Association
Court House
Blizaard
G. A. Mangum
M. W. Dimery
Board of Delegates
Tietter Cheyenne County Association
Meg. Samuel Light
Nebraska
Rev. Light
Mangum
H. Ji. Iuucke
C. W. Smith
W. ¥. Miles
Jacob Fraas
Ray Babcock
C. A. Moore
Mr. Fraas
Mr. Babcock
Calf Club
Willey
Anton Leafdale
Dimery
George Burke
Gurley
U.S
Mesers
Leafdale
Moore
Brett
Uptegrove
Foster
Cheyenne County
Larson
Johnson
Potter
M. A. Shipman
H. J. Foster
Ambrose
Marriage of Prof Boldue to Miss Bess Jackson in Salt Lake City
Professor George A Boldue of this city married Miss Bess Belle Jackson of Salt Lake City. The couple, greeted by relatives in Sidney, plan to reside in Sidney Nebraska and later tour Boston and New York. The bride comes from a musical family and will share life with Boldue at the Wardy Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Boldue
Salt Lake City
Mr. Boldue
Leroy Larson
Bess Belle Jackson
George M. Mollobeaux
Shee
Sidney
Hart of Gurley
Wardy
George M. Hollobeau
Fairmont Apartments
Nebraska
Boston
New York
Big Free Community Concert At U S Theatre
A large free concert by local groups is set for Sunday afternoon March 11 at 2 30 at the U S A Theatre. Manager Miller donates the venue for a crowd gathering with performances by the Sidney Light Band Sidney Junior Band Shrine Club Saxophone band Backer's High School Orchestra and vocal soloists Mrs Witham Franklin Hornaday G H Liebendorfer Mrs Liebendorfer Mrs Barger and Mrs Johnson. No reserved seats. attendees likely to fill the house on time.
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Miller
Sidney Light Band
Sidney
Shrine “Club
Backer
Woman's Club Elects Officers in March Meeting Belle M Stoutenborough
The Belle M. Stoutenborough Club held its annual officer election with Mrs. Johnson presiding. After roll call and current events, a lesson on district lawmakers covered Senator Kroh and Representative Ernst. Officers were re-elected by acclamation. social hour followed with Mrs. Kahl as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Johnson
Matteson
Kroh
Ernst
Kahl
Death of Mrs A L Fast in Winston California
Word arrived last Monday of the death in Winston California of Mrs A L Fast who passed away February 21 after several months illness Her husband Mr Fast died about two years ago They were formerly settlers of the county and known to residents who lived here twenty years ago Mr Fast was a brother of the late George Fast of this city.
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Winston
California
A. L. Fast
Mr. Fast
George Fast
Sunday School Class Party at Eureka Methodist
The Eureka Sunday school class, a mix of young men and women, held a seven o'clock dinner on Wednesday evening. Lawrence Davis acted as toastmaster, Ralph Spearow welcomed the girls, and Miss Alice Planck offered a graceful response. Georgia Martin and Frieda Hammer sang solos, while Doris Frankeberger and C D Green spoke briefly. The young people and teachers enjoyed the gathering.
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Eureka
Methodist Sunday School
Lawrence Davis
Ralph Spearow
Alice Planck
Georgia Martin
Frieda Hammer
Doris Frankeberger
C. D. Green
County committee retains slate for meeting
The standing committee includes C. Al Mangum R. A. Babcock H. L. Locke J. H. Foster E. L. Uptegrove and M. W. Dimery. Adjournment was set for the first Monday in April amid broad discussion showing growing interest and perceived county benefit from the association's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
C. al Mangum
R. A. Babcock
H. L. Locke
J. H. Foster
E. L. Uptegrove
M. W. Dimery
Telegraph
Watch Us Grow as the Idea Grows Hog Raising Push
A county stockyards manager reports shipments of hogs to Omaha Denver and San Francisco and calls for more hog production. He notes 14 cars ordered for Monday to handle hogs bought locally, urges home feeding over exporting foodstuffs, and cites county-agency bulletins as a starter guide.
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J. B. McCleneghan
Omaha
Denver
San Francisco
Looks Better to Him Claud Allen Sees County Hope
Claud Allen of Kimball spent part of this week in the city and county. He is employed by an eastern investment firm. Traveling over the county he notes a better spirit prevailing and improving conditions. In his view the outlook is more promising than in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Allen
Kimball
Birthday Party For Mrs Hewitson At Minister Home
Mrs John Hewitson celebrated a milestone birthday on March 1 with a small gathering at the ministerial home. After supper, games and festive cheer followed, and guests departed late with many happy returns wished to the minister's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hewitson
Visiting North Platte for O. E. S reception
Mrs. Anna Osborn Worthy Matron and Mrs. Ida Ahrens associate Worthy Matron with Mr. Ethel Stuht Adah and others left Wednesday evening for North Platte to attend the reception of the order there. They will visit sister Mrs. Lloyd Mann and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Osborn
Ida Ahrens
Ethel Stuht
Adah
A. J. Jorgenson
W. P
North Platte
Order
Breaks Under Ill Health Adjudged Insane
Tra Kline was adjudged insane and taken to Hastings Thursday night after a year of serious illness and gradual mental decline. Rest and treatment may effect a cure in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Kline
Hastings
Ill infant of Mr and Mrs Leland Wier gravely ill
The ten month old daughter is very ill after about two weeks of stomach trouble and frail, lying very low. Doctors treat the infant as the illness continues to afflict her.
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Leland Wier
DeMolay Boys Stage Aims For Critic Praise
The DeMolay boys labor to please Sidney’s critical audience with a bright talent and snappy comedy. They urge public support and note patrons may endure month long coffee without cream while awaiting notices that confirm their confidence and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Presbyterian Circle Meeting Notice for March 25
Notice to members stating the Presbyterian Circle will meet at the church parlors on Thursday afternoon March 25 at 2 30 PM All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
Sidney Triumphs Over Gering In Closely Won Battle
Sidney hosts Gering for a tense basketball clash winning 22 to 20 on No. 38. The first half ended 16 to 13 with Sidney taking the lead as both teams produced fast, cohesive play. Sidney also defeated Chappell 22 to 8 with a dominant start to finish effort led by Oberg and Biertemitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Sidney
Chappell Girls
Chappell
Oberg
Bieternitz
King
Willman
Hart
W C T U Meeting Held With Report of Officers
The Frances Willard Union met with Mrs Shoemaker Friday afternoon March 2. Twelve members answered roll call. Reports by secretary and treasurer followed, then union business. Governor Bryan of Nebraska was named among four governors who support prohibition law enforcement. A regional conference will be held May 6 at Sidney with state officers speaking. Next meeting place to be announced. April dues are payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Shoemaker
Wilnes
Sidney
Prohibition
Bryan
Nebraska
W. C
Infant Loudy Dies After Short Illness
Little May Loudy born February 20 1923 died March 3 1923 after a brief bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Rev Hewitson officiating. Interment followed at Dunkard cemetery south of Sidney beside her infant brother. She is survived by her father mother and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little May Loudy
Hewitson
Dunkard
Sidney
Little Club Party Hosts Enjoy Social Evening
At Mrs. McManus home the W M B Club welcomed members for hospitality despite reports of Mr Plu Germ's travels causing many absences. The few attendees lingered for a social evening with husbands later joining in silent hours as a two course luncheon concluded and limousines carried guests home.
Notice to Legionnaires Big smoker boxing matches at Legion meeting
The American Legion schedules its next regular meeting for Tuesday March 20 1923 with a free smoker and boxing matches. Grabill's Merrymakers will provide entertainment and a hearty meal to close the evening. Members are urged to attend and bring a buddy as the membership drive is underway. The smoker starts at 7 30 PM at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Grabill
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Death of Arthur C Lyngholm at Brownson
Arthur C Lyngholm died after a flu relapse at Brownson on March 1 1928. Born May 2 1891 in Brownson he married Ethel McMillan June 19 1922 and recently planned to go into the grain business. Funeral services were held at the family home and at the Lutheran church in Sidney with Rev. Kahse officiating. He is survived by his wife, mother Nels J Lyngholm's late family, brother Harold and sisters Mrs. Oliver Jones and Elizabeth Lyngholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Christian Lyngholm
Brownson
Mr. Lyngholm
Arthur
Johanna Lyngholm
Nels J. Lyngholm
Ethel McMillan
Happy Home
Markneg
LB. W. Bonham
W. T. Kahse
Sidney
Kahse
James Couch
Charles Mann
Arthur Borcher
J. C. Jackson
Glenn Bales
Finley Thurston
Edson Madden
John Connelly
Greenwood Cemetery
Harold
Peter Lindgaard
Oliver Jones
Cheyenne
Iss Elizabeth Lyngholm
Chicago
Arthur Lyngholm
W. A. McMillan
Good Farmer in Mr Eckert
Jacob Eckert and family of the north divide spent Thursday with his parents and sister. Mr Eckert shares the family pride in developing north Davison precinct and hopes for a favorable change in conditions this year across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Eckert
North Divide
Jake Eckert
C. E. Warper
Trousdale Stock Company Delights Local Audiences This Week
A refreshing surprise to the public, the Boyd B. Trousdale Stock Company, which has played here all week, is a clean, classy aggregation giving full value each night in mainly comedy with one melodrama. The comedian is good and well supported by the cast, a welcome change from motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd B. Trousdale Stock Company
Who Got the Chest Prize in Thayer Store
The Thayer window chest of silver drew anxious buyers as a 50 cent purchase earned a key. At the end, J. A. Scriber from 12 miles up Sidney Draw held the key that fit the lock and claimed the chest.
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Thayer
J. A. Scriber
Sidney Draw
Court grists intoxication cases and fines noted
County Court handled three intoxication charges this week with fines of $100 plus costs. Police Magistrate Clark presided Wednesday morning on two intoxication cases and imposed small fines and costs.
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Clark
Edith Martin Resigns to Reenter Normal at Greeley
Miss Edith Martin resigns from her Potter school post to reenter the normal school at Greeley Colorado. She has begun studies and anticipates a high position next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith’ Martin
Potter School
Greeley
Colorado
Geiger Brings Iowa Farming to Cheyenne County Farm
Mr Geiger of McClelland Iowa has taken possession of the former Will Moore ranch nine miles north of Sidney on the Waskill Iowa highway. He plans to farm like in Iowa with hogs poultry and cows rotating crops and returning fertility to the soil. He will convert 70 acres to hog pasture and feed and apply his successful methods from the east to Cheyenne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashins
FB. Geiger
McClelland
Iowa
Will Moore
Sidney
Goucher Cleared In Lincoln County Purchase Inquiry
Friends of C. R. Goucher of the Omaha Printing Company report he was fully exonerated at the Lincoln county county court trial from any ties to alleged irregularities in Lincoln county purchases. Goucher, a longtime Sidney visitor, has been above reproach in business dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Goucher
Omaha Printing Company
Lincoln County
Goucher
Sidney
Quiet Chamber Luncheon Highlights County Progress
The Chamber of Commerce held a calm Wednesday luncheon with no major questions. M A Shipman presided, attendance was fair, and John D Eldridge of Chicago praised the county’s advantages and public spirit. M W Osborn was named next meeting chairman as committee reports are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
M. A. Shipman
John D. Eldridge
Chicago
M. W. Osborn
Long and Happy Journey of Mr and Mrs Clayton Laker
Mr and Mrs Clayton Laker returned Tuesday evening from a three months visit with relatives in Aurora Nebraska Indiana Cincinnati and Kentucky. On the way home they stopped in Lincoln to visit Mrs Laker s sisters Helen and Mathilda Brauer. They had a very nice time but were glad to get back to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Laker
Mr. Laker
Aurora
Nebraska
Indiana
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Lincoln
Mrs. Laker
Helen and
Mathilda Brauer
Sidney
Newton C McNue and Leota Ruth Pease Wed in March Ceremony
Newton C McNue of Moorecroft Wyoming and Leota Ruth Pease of Brush Colorado were married on March 5 performed by Rev. John Hewitson with attendants Earl Mead and Dorothy Wisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton C. McNue
Moorecroft
Wyoming
Leota Ruth Pease
Brush
Colorado
John Hewitson
Earl Mead
Dorothy Wisner
Samsel and Richardson Wed in Sterling Ceremony
Earl Clare Samsel of Sterling Colorado and Onic G Richardson of Wayne Nebraska married in the city on March 2 by County Judge Chambers with Chester Allen and Mrs Chester Allen as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Clare Samsel
Sterling
Colorado
Onic G. Richardson
Wayne
Nebraska
Chambers
Chester Allen
Altar Society Hosts Large Attendance at Etrick's Auditorium
Mrs O A Harshman and Mrs John Harshman hosted the Altar Society gathering on Thursday with a large turnout at Etrick's Auditorium. The event drew many parishioners and featured remarks from the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Harshman
John Harshman
Altar Society
Etrick’s
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Better
Prof
Bolduc
Woman's Club
DE Molays Blay
W.C. T. U. Meeting
Legionnaires
Arthur C. Lyngholm
MR. Eckert
Trousdale Stock Company
West
MR. Goucher
Samsel-Richardson
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