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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
5
Maple Grove residents and neighbors frequent W Y Miles home for calls, dinners, and corn hauling with many names including Miles, Judson, Law, Neick, Ruhter, Johnson, Sharman, Christensen, Sellin, Ol son, Kilburn, Davis, Jeudes, Ehinke, Frame, Hamer, and Jones. A snowy spell and a zero night are noted along with a Georgia trip return and a Cheyenne county homecoming.
Fine snows Thursday and Friday promise good spring groundwork. Frank Pavlat expected home this week after tonsil and tooth removal at Mayo Brothers hospital. Sidney visits include Albert Hornicek and Mrs H Pavlat. Local socials, school notes, visitors, sleigh bells, and coasting dominate a mix of community happenings.
North Divide reports Mr. Fred Wetzel Sr and family from Burlington came last Saturday to handle business and visit relatives. The Hughes child returned to school after a week absent. Frank and Mrs. Kinton traveled to Sidney for a Robbins sale and social hour. Joe Ernest hauled cab shipments to Sidney for his mother. Theo Borcher’s family vacancy will be filled by Tunnicutt managing the farm next season. Ely children suffer severe colds this past week.
Mrs Roy English and Andrey visit with Mrs Bernard THIL and Sybil Monday. Several neighbors haul baled hay for Robert Nickolas this week. Mrs FE Loudy stayed at the McDonnell home Tuesday night while Mr Loudy visited his son north of Sidney. Lois Reeves and Genevieve McDonnell share a Crook overnight. Ray Pope nails his knee breaking kindling Wednesday. Various locals attend sales and visits in Crook and Sedgwick area events Thursday through Sunday.
A Spring Canyon gathering attended Mr Holm es sale Tuesday. Mr Hilliard spent Tuesday evening at Mr Beebe s. Williams and his men operated in this vicinity Wednesday taking about fifty head of horses to Sterling. Dick Sutter and Mr Polick were Crook callers Friday. Gus Sutter traveled to Padroni Friday to aid EH Adams who had his fee broken by a horse. Ruth Call returned with Mr Beebe, a Sterling shopper. Mrs R R Bell has been sick. LP Bell and George McCall were callers in Sidney. Mrs A D Williard and family visited Mr N E Woods of Sidney. Gus, Dick Sutter and George Krohl help Mr Adams move to a new home north of Tliff. Ed Hickerson stayed with Mr Polick Sunday. We returned to their new home north of Tliff Monday. Piste glass for Windshields and Sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage.
About sixty guests attended a farewell surprise for Sextorp Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher last Thursday evening. Henry Kregel visited Pete Nelson. Hilma Nelson suffers a sore throat. Marilda Moench talked with Alice Nelson. groundhog shadow noted on Feb 2. Mr and Mrs Hibben of Norfolk, wintering in California, briefly visited their daughter Mrs Crowell on the way home. Dan Duncan and wife welcomed a baby boy last Thursday. Herman Schubarth visited John. items sold at fair prices. Otto Davis and Tierboldsheimer were visited Monday afternoon.
Local residents report social calls and movements. Mr. and Mrs John Grushuns traveled for dental work in Sidney Munday. S W Scott and families frequent attendances and visits to Sidney and local homes. Ed Mayer and family hosted and moved between homes while church construction progressed. A farewell supper marked the Pelstert plans to move to Petersburg Nebraska. Quite a few attended sales, card parties, and a picture show in Sidney.
Grand Prairie visitors attended Mr and Mrs Burl Johnsons gathering and Mrs James Irwins group shopped in Sidney. Intermittent calls and corn shelling actions note A G Weaver, Alfred Jorgensen, Charles Welton, James Irwin, Samuel and Sadie Irwin, and other locals making trips, calls, and farm tasks Wednesday and Thursday.
Greeley to Sidney travel noted with multiple residents visiting relatives and attending church services at Pentel and Will Frerichs. Families including Irwin, Jorgensen, Welton, Premain, and Johnsons visitors and dinner guests. John Johnson sale attended. clergy from C A Strandberg and Wed services well attended.
Irwin’s and 2 C Ruhter’s Monday Richard Ermai and Ralph Welton attend District 17 schools starting Monday. Albin Olson and Alfred Jorgensen called at AG. Weaver’s Monday fore Harlan and Raymond Siders visited Janes Irwin Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs Albin Olson are spending a few days at the JorgenSen home. Mr. Olson is picking corn for Alfred Jorgensen.
A historical health note urges early kidney care citing dark urine with brickdust sediment and back pain as warning signs. It recommends Donn's Pills as a kidney targeted remedy, emphasizing prompt treatment to reduce suffering.
Sidney residents testify Doan's Pills relieve sore muscles and back pain after a cold. A neighbor named Math Hemmer Gen Dely Mrs. Hemmer report taking Doan's and being cured. The ad urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Remedy at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Clarence Dixon Hungry Williams and Charles Nolan confessed their guilt to Sheriff BE. L. Davis, County Attorney J. A. Stouteville, and court officers. They announced willingness to plead guilty when arraigned before Judge Lt. Barron in district court this week for the Torrington Wyoming hold up of Fred Dierks.
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