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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1917

Page

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Many Farmers Move to Cheyenne County from Norfolk

Rail lines report heavy emigrant car traffic through Norfolk as young farmers head west seeking cheaper land in Cheyenne County. Exits include Rosebud lands and towns in South Dakota. farmers cite high rents and promise of profitable wheat, potatoes and beets. Open stock cars are still used to speedily reach new homes for spring work.

Norfolk Cheyenne Country Rosebud Fairfax Burke Herrick Winner Cheyenne County Norfolk News

Home Talent Play A Program At St Patrick s Academy

A program and drama will be staged at St Patrick s academy Saturday night March 17. It promises engaging entertainment and is presented as well worth attending.

St. Patrick’s Academy

Biggest Event Ever Billed for Sidney in 4 Counties

The North Platte Valley Teachers Association travels to Sidney for March 29 30 and 31 gathering eight counties plus Dawes. Chadron Normal head W S Bodster returns with new field and Chadron twenty piece orchestra will play. Notables H W Foght Elliott Frazier W R Pate Braham Bodster McFadden lead planning with banquet and toastmaster duties. Sidney urged to host well and house visitors.

Sidney North Platte Lodgepole Chadron Normal Chadron Alliance Scotts Bluff Kimball Bridgeport Big Springs Burlington H. W. Foght Washington, D. C Elliott Chadron State Normal Miss Frazier W. R. Pate W. J. Braham Bodster Miss McFadden

Local High School Declamatory Contest in Sidney

The North Platte Valley District Declamatory Contest to choose Sidney's representatives will be held at the high school auditorium tonight. The program includes dramatics directed by Miss Radcliffe and several musical numbers. The contest begins at 8 00 P M.

Sidney North Platte Valley Radcliffe

First Class Wallpaper See Vig Go Nelson

Readable text indicates a notice about Vig's sale to Nelson for wallpaper options. The fragment mentions first class wallpaper quality and a possible trade or purchase arrangement. Further details are unclear due to clipped OCR.

Livoni and Son Mortgage Loan and Insurance Co

Livoni and Son Mortgage Loan and Insurance Co listed a residence phone number 72 in their listing. The entry notes the firm offers mortgage loans and insurance services with a local contact line.

Livoni & Son Mortgage Loan and Insurance Co

Spencer Edison concert delights Spencer audience

A near seven hundred patrons filled the Spencer Edison concert at the opera house on Monday night. Miss Spencer with Mr Bond and George Balduc performed in a duo style demonstration of Edison voice replication. The free event cost promoters several hundred dollars yet drew a full house despite snow and slush, with plans for another test concert in coming months.

Spencer- Edison Opera House Miss Spencer W. Leroy Larson Edison Shop Mr. Bond George Balduc Edison Laboratories Mr. Edison J. L. McIntosh Edison Spencer Larson

Social and Club Affairs at B. M. S. Club Meeting

The B. M. S. Club met last Tuesday with Mrs. L W Vath hosting. Members discussed the President's Cabinet, Inauguration talk, and curr ent events. An upcoming March 20 meeting plans a cooking demonstration at the high school. Mrs Barton attends her last Sidney meeting. sisters honor her with a cut glass dish after a pleasant lunch.

B. A. Jones Hugh Moore White House Weeden Knox Vath Miss Sullivan T. N Mrs. Barton Sidney

Parties Honor Miss Lillian Barton Before Move West

A stretch of events this week hosts young folks parties for Miss Lillian Barton prior to her departure for North Platte. Miss Margery Shipman gave a theatre party and luncheon on Tuesday, followed by nine couples at Beulah Grabill’s Wednesday with a gift book and a high school pillow top. Dorothy Swatzlanders hosted the group on Thursday in a similar farewell gathering.

Lillian Barton North Platte Margery Shipman Beulah Grabill Lillian Dorothy Swatzlanders

Kensington Club Meeting Hosts Fancy Work and Lunch

Mrs Nathan Mick and Mrs C M Andrews hosted Thursday afternoon at Mrs George Davis home for the Carnation Kensington Club. Guests included Mrs Bellows and Mrs Bartholomew of Kimball. A nice lunch followed. Next meeting at Mrs Oscar Ericson's home with Mrs Tom Jones assisting.

Nathan Mick C. M. Andrews George Davis Carnation Kensington Club Bellows Mrs. Bartholomew of Kimball Oscar Ericson Tom Jones

Local dealer changes announce Malmo manager April first

Puthoff and Johnson have sold their interests to S A Schmitt of Malmo Nebraska who has managed for Warmers Elevator and Implement Co at Malmo for two years. In his new business he plans a very complete line of implements tractors and farm supplies and will be in charge around April 1.

Puthoff Johnson S. A Schmitt Malmo Neb

Seo Viggo Nolcom on the painting job

Seo Viggo Nolcom discusses the painting assignment detailing scope, materials, and deadlines. The piece notes expectations, budget notes, and the required craftsmanship for completing the work.

Seo Viggo Nolcom

District Court Sits This Week in Busy Civil Docket

District Court has convened with Judge Grimes presiding and 67 cases on the hearing slate. Jury cases included, with several dispositions by sale confirmations, dismissals, and quieting titles. one murder of a different note, and a not guilty verdict in a foeticide case. Out-of-town attorneys attended, including Courtright of Fremont and Mizera of David City.

Grimes Peter Barron F. N. Slawson Badger Tate Dobrinski John Dolan Guardian Ida M. Wharton Theodore Wolfe First National Bank E. J. Sweet Turner Livoni Sale Bank of Dorsey John A. Portz Als Thomas E. Epps James D. Whistler Robert J. Tate W. S. Acker International Harvester Co Frank Ackerman George W. Reed Charles H. Johnson J. M. Swenson Henry Wargens Ethel Pidcock American Bank G. G. Withers Silver State Bank R. S .Roberts Fundingsland Sawin Peter Jensen J. H. Sawin Fanny Tobin Dudley G. D. LeSeuer Stiver Fulton Coleman Ochiltree Henson Struble Ritchie Oren Griswold L. G. Simon Brenckle Bentley Land Co Myer Salzenstein Ernest Stuht Otto Hink W. T. Eikner W. J. Courtright Fremont F. H. Mizera David City W. W. Bulman Chariton Iowa Silas A. Harris Omaha D. O. Dwyer Plattsmouth J J. Halligan W. F. Wilcox W. W. Hoagland North Platte L. A. Devoe Ogaliala

New Nebraska State Bank Opens With Festive Opening

The Nebraska State Bank began operations last Saturday with president F M Woolridge and staff in new quarters near the post office. The sunny inviting interior features brass and steel trim, oak woodwork, private retreat rooms, and manganese safe vaults. Callers received carnations and greenery as they departed, and management reported ample opening day business.

Nebraska State Bank F. M. Woolridge Woolridge

Letter from Mr Jackson reports rebound time at Hot Springs

R. E. L. Jackson writes from Hot Springs Arkansas that no prosperity is seen in Sidney area. He notes unusual drought with no snow or rain in Missouri, predicting wheat crop failure and several years without crops. He observes little building activity except after fires and says Sidney has many automobiles for a town its size. He guesses the alive residents may have moved to Nebraska and plans to return by April first to sell peanuts from his familiar stand.

R. E. L. Jackson Hot Springs Arkansas Sidney Missouri Nebraska Jackson

Denver girl to finish term with grandmother then move

Bernice Cash of Denver arrives to spend the rest of the school year with her grandmother Mrs. Ragan. She will be taken to Detroit, Michigan when school ends as her parents move there, to avoid interrupting her schooling.

Bernice Cash Denver

Bargain Seekers Target City Property Deals

City property listings draw buyers OSHORN and JORGRBNSON amid market chatter. Local brokers report renewed interest in municipal parcels and public real estate offerings as spring sales heat up.

Consultus Oshorn & Jorgrbnson

City and School Election Set for First Tuesday in April

On the first Tuesday in April the city and school election will occur for a double ballot. Six school board seats are up since last year’s default. City offices to be filled include Mayor Clerk Treasurer City Engineer and one councilman per ward Parks Hellwig and Chambers term expirations noted. Women may vote on school matters if they have a child or own taxed property in their name.

Parks Hellwig

Mrs M E Banta Injured in Street Wire Trip

Mrs M E Banta of the Sidney Mercantile Store tripped on a telephone wire along the street Monday evening, breaking her right wrist and injuring her sides shoulder and back. She has remained in bed since due to the incident.

M. E. Banta Sidney Mercantile

Foot Breaks Paul Bartholomew After Auto Runover

Paul Bartholomew suffered a broken foot last Sunday when he leaned from a moving car and fell under it. The incident occurred on a local street with bystanders assisting him until medical crews arrived. He was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Paul Bartholomew

DAMAGED GOODS at the IDEAL prom memory

The Innocent Suffer for the Guilty shown at the IDEAL on Thursday March 22. Admission: 0. The listing notes the damaged goods exhibit as a feature of the event with a brief price-free entry.

Bay Osborn wed Osborn couple marry in city

John D. Bay of Boise Idaho and Miss Maud T Osborn of Denver were married in this city on March 10 by County Judge Chambers. The witnesses were Miss Lancaster county treasurer and Miss Corbett the judge s stenographer. Mr Bay is an attorney and they left for an extended honeymoon trip to the east.

John D. Bay Boise Idaho Maud T. Osborn Denver Chambers

Sterling Couple Wed By Judge On March 12

William Francis Feree of Sterling married Leona McMellen of Sterling in a judge led ceremony on March 12.

William Francis Feree Sterling Leona McMellen

Cardwell and Hurlbutt Are Married in Sterling

Ray Cardwell and Helen Hurlbutt of Sterling wed by Judge Chambers on March 12. The couple traveled with Mr. Ferree and the bride, accompanied by other relatives, as two youthful pairs approved by their parents.

Ray Cardwell Helen Hurlbutt Sterling Chambers Mr. Ferree Bride

Sidney Motor Company Enlarging Plant Expansion

R. H. Rogers and H. Sweet, new proprietors of the Ford Garage, plan $1500 in new machinery and $5000 for building. They bring three years at the Denver assembling plant and will hire first class Ford mechanics to ensure top quality work in every department. The pair are described as energetic with necessary personality and experience to lead the business to success in the western market.

R. H. Rogers H. &. Sweet Ford Ford Motor Company Denver Mr. Rogers Mr. Sweet

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The the American Bank Sidney, Nebraska America Oberfelder Viggo Nelson NEW Bank Mr. Jackson William Farnum Kathryn Williams Bay—Osborn Feree—Mcmellen Cardwell—Hurlbutt Sidney Motor Company Zqtno Sidney State Bank Jebbe C. McNisil K. H. Ostenberg EL. Medill Ossbler Otto Wilde
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