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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
10
Local residents report visits and social events across district 77 and Sidney area. Activities include hospitality at Sparks and Kurz homes, a postponed pie social, a district 77 schoolhouse meeting, anniversary party at Wolverton home, and multiple journeys to nearby towns for relatives and work.
Route A West Gurley Band resumed practice last week after a three month adjournment due to bad roads. Elections: Ray Spiker president, Albert Fastenow secretary, Gilbert Webster treasurer. Roads drying, mud holes remain. Community notes include visits, travel, and small local tasks among Groshans, Spiker, and neighbors. several outings to Sunol, Gurley, Bayard, and surrounding towns. Florid local details list flu cases, farm moves, and hay hauling with multiple relatives mentioned.
Monday through Saturday residents report visits and errands across Crook Sterling Fleming and nearby farms. Notable moves include Phil Brossard Rob Ross hauling hay and Bill Pope and family relocating. several ill or resting with chiropractic treatment and chicken school banquet highlights. Snow and weather impacts mentioned with a blizzard delaying travel and turning to radio gatherings.
Spring Canyon notes a busy week with Dr. Sprecher visiting sick residents at Robert Nicholas and Polick homes. Families like Moore, Hilliard, Weaver, Lewis, Bernard Hill, and Williard host gatherings. Activities include a second year agriculture class judging potatoes and a hog house construction at the Morten farm. Evelyn Brecht underwent adenoid and tonsil surgery. Robert Nicholas and Clarence Beebe traveled for business and errands in Sterling and Crook.
South Sund George Lauderback joined Ed Binney in Sterling on Saturday. Burdette Sharp threshed corn fodder on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Gross bought chickens at the Vogler place on Wednesday. Albert Otties and Ernest Bonser helped George Bonser butcher a hog last Tuesday. John Bahr called at the Miles home Thursday evening. Mrs. Burdette Sharp toured Sidney. Mrs. D. B. Phelps visited Albert Braner on Thursday. J. C. Miles called at the Zimmerman home Friday on school business. Karl Hank finished moving Tuesday. Mrs. B. M. Lewis underwent an operation last week and is reported doing nicely. The mail carrier could not complete the route Saturday due to a blizzard. Mrs. E. N. Roth and Mrs. Roy Kenney called at the Vogler home Tuesday afternoon. Henry Hbitman of Lodge Pole was
Friday in the vicinity saw Todd Gentry driving a Ford sedan. Lucas Stadler and Frank Suchy visited the Pokorny home on Sunday. John and Henry Bahr were at the Miles home Sunday afternoon. Mrs G. W. and Mrs. T. A. Bonser were in Crook Thursday afternoon. Frank W. Kokes shelling corn Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kokes and family arrived from eastern Nebraska to make their home here. J. C. Miles traveled to Sund Friday. A traveling salesman from the Fremont nursery company toured the locality Friday. Mrs. Sam James has returned home after several weeks in eastern Nebraska. Tilghman children visited the Burdette Sharp home Sunday. George Landerback visited the Briney home Sunday. Warren Buckley’s school literary was postponed due to sickness. Charles Lee helped Mr. Vogler move Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Holmes called on R. G. Simpson Thursday.
Knight Campbell Music Co offers a near Sidney piano and a player of fine quality, lightly used and in perfect order. Big discount and easy terms to responsible buyers, with money back guarantee from the West's greatest music house. Write now for full particulars. Denver Colorado.
Trade or terms offered for two Buick touring cars in fair mechanical condition. Sold by M. W. Osborn Motor Co.
Notices by virtue of an order of sale issued by Isola B. Wasson Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska upon judgment in favor of George W Kincaid against Edward J Meier et al directing sale proceedings and public action under court authority and terms of sale unclear due to fragmentary text.
On April 13 1926 at 10 AM the Northeast Quarter of Section 6 Township 12 Range 50 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian will be sold at public auction in Sidney Nebraska to the highest cash bidder. The sale includes exemptions and specific shoreline rights with Meier’s Addition and Lorenzo towns as platted. sale open for one hour and conducted by Sheriff J W McDaniel. Also offered is a Dodge Brothers touring car with five good tires and a fresh coat of enamel from the Osborn Motor Co at a reduced price.
Sunol recorded a brief Friday evening blizzard in the county. Residents and visitors filled the next day with routine visits and social notes including Mrs. Demers returning from Omaha after tonsil surgery. Local exchanges mention several families visiting, shopping, and celebrating milestones such as a fortieth wedding anniversary at the Treinen home.
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