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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
12
Local residents including Grand Prairie Frerette Sutton assisting William Sharman visited Sidney for business and social events. Families such as the Weltons, Sharmans, Weavers, Irwins, Jorgensens, and Olsons plus others attended meetings, dinners, shopping trips, and shows over the week, with many calls to homes and gatherings noted.
Center Mr and Mrs Ick Seinters and family returned Saturday from Cedar Creek after an extended visit. S Bancroft motored to Sidney Friday for dinner at Mary Halston home. Groshans family dined with Walter Aurich. Fd Mayer moved goats to Gurley then headed to Deshler for a future home. Numerous gatherings and outings mark a busy week in the community with multiple dinners, meetings, and a rabbit hunt culminating in a wienie roast at Ray Berry home.
Mr. Francis Bowen of Sidney visited Edward Walsh over the weekend. Mrs. Kroader broke her right ankle Thursday and is recovering. E. Gineau and host families shared meals. Eckert family and Mae visited Frank White. J W Eckert and Ed Morrow coordinates appear in several calls.
Messrs. J. W. Eckert and Will Nunn motored to Sidney and into Colorado on business Friday. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Mayer and children, Mrs. Rose Neay and son and Mr. Stuart spent Sunday afternoon at the R. R. Bove home. Gladys Morrow was a Dalton caller. Walter and Charles Wilson were callers at the Joe Conover home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Paul Mann, Alvin Mann, Mrs. Mann, Mike Jillson and Clarence Stark spent Tuesday at the Morrow home.
Mr and Mrs John Wansen of Sidney visited Mr Polick on Monday with Miss Gladys Sutter returning to Sidney for work. Tavern Billiard spent Tuesday and part of Wednesday with Russell Reebe. Ira and Mr George Burris called on business in Sidney Wednesday. Denrado school had no session Tuesday due to the teacher illness Miss Stewart. A sale at Curtis ranch No drew many locals. Mr Hellbush hosted a forty first birthday gathering Friday evening with progressive as the main amusement. Mr D M Beebe won first prize and Ray Sheffield was low. Lunch followed late and all departed.
Ed wished the roads were in better condition yet was glad to help Mr Hellbush celebrate his birthday in a surprised way. Outdoors favored Mr Ground Hog Saturday and Sunday, with Mr Syn smiling again Monday. Glen McCall spent the weekend with Lavern Hillard. Louis Claire and John Speaker visited Gus Sutter’s home Monday. Dick Sutter and George Krohl were Crook shoppers Monday. Dan Beebe and family were Sterling shoppers Monday. Ray Sheffield and Ira Burris called at Earl Hecker's Monday.
The Catholic Indies will hold a bake sale on Saturday March 22 at Haahler's meat market. Organizers include Mrs. W. B. Pitman Mrs. Rosa Johnston Mrs. P. J. Reser and Mrs. M. J. Schwartz.
I announce my candidacy for the office of Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County subject to the will of Republican voters at the primaries on April 8 1924.
Charles P. Chambers announces candidacy for re election as County Judge in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Name to appear on Non political ballot. Support appreciated. The notice states the official title and intent without party designation.
W. Johnson of Petter Nebraska declares as a Republican candidate for state senator from the 31st district subject to the April 5 primary. He thanks supporters and asks for backing from voters and local party members.
Senator J S Kroh of Ogallala Keith county declares candidacy for re nomination for the 31st district state senate. He touts a broad liberal constructive record from the past session and states he is fitted for the office. Primary election Tuesday April 8 1924 adv
A candidate announces intention to seek the County Commissioner post for the First district subject to Republican primary voters in April 1924. The notice states intent to run and comply with party processes as required.
W L Had selm of Paxton Nebraska states citizens of Devel and Keith counties have filed by name petitions for State Senator on the Republican ticket and will accept the nomination if they concur at the primaries. He pledges to serve district constituents with ability and judgment.
Thereby wish to announce that T will be a candidate for County Judge on the Non Partisan ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election on April. GUY FE. CLARK.
Bert Allington declares his run for County Commissioner First District Cheyenne County in the Democratic primary set for April 5, 1924. He frames this bid as subject to Democratic voters will.
Isola Lt. Wasson files for reelection as Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska on the Republican ticket subject to April 2 1928 primary voters.
Elmer Kraul A M announces absence of candidacy for County Judge subject to voters will at Cheyenne County Primaries on April Sth 1924 Non political ballot He urges voter participation and states his aim to serve the public to the best of his ability if elected
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