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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
14
Rail workers report departures and arrivals including No 2 and No tra schedules, plus inspections by master mechanic Joe Burnett. About 25 roundhouse workers laid off this week. News covers washroom upgrade, births, illnesses, and recent safety and fuel meetings.
Tadies of the Christian church announce a bake sale at Burgess Music store on March 17. Also note MAR COTTE'S Sidney's Jeweler featuring Wiker Optometrist. Farmers' Day at Sidney with Old Time Dance at Hardy Hall on March 6, admission 35e per person.
The sheriff of Cheyenne County will sell the NE quarter of section 24, township 13, range 50 west, at the Sidney courthouse on April 17, 1928, at 10 a.m., to satisfy a foreclosure decree totaling 4304.56 plus costs. The action, RE Hiett vs Swatzlander et al, was heard by Judge J. J. Tewell. Radcliffe & Hyde represent the plaintiff.
Center residents report visits and dinners across families including Mr. and Mrs. A. 10, Rose, and Mrs. BE. W. Roberts with daughter Helen. Bible study at Otho Campbell home was small due to illness and weather. The Ladies Aid staged the play Listen Ladies at Gurley hall on March 1 with good attendance. Meetings and meals occurred at multiple homes, with travel to Beverly Nebraska and Bayard noted among neighbors.
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs A H Draper and family at the H E Ferrier home Saturday. Sunday dinner guests were at the John Groshans home.
A bake sale will be held by the Dorcas Society at Sidney Meat and Provision Company at 2:00 PM on March 10. Committee members are Mrs. Jack Karvanick, Mrs. Ella McCarthy, and Mrs. Otto Wink. Also, Garner Jubilee Singers will perform at the U S A Theatre on Tuesday, March 10.
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