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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
14
Hogs decline 10 and 15 cents with fairly liberal sheep and lamb supply and good demand. Cattle receipts Tuesday total 7 800 head with strong to higher prices. Top at 11.10. yearlings and cows show mixed to higher values, veal calves and stockers quoted, feeders and fat cattle listed with multiple price ranges.
A news note from Omaha reports hog shipments from South Dakota have been steady though modest, with many more head expected. Week of Winner notes the market remains active as a moderate number already moves, while sizable future runs are anticipated.
Funeral held for Charles Hill in Sidney marking old friend ties. Mrs. Ford Wielhorst had an operation at Miller hospital Kimball and is recovering. Community play Friday drew large attendance with proceeds funding school encyclopedias. Local elections nominees announced for school and town boards. Byron Paviat returns from Wyoming and Earl Schuck arrives from California. Villagers visit Potter and nearby towns as Gertrude Gunderson is very ill and Mervin Rice returns from Omaha.
Local residents attended meetings and demonstrations this week. Helping Hand society members discussed April 1 meeting with Mrs Welgers. Several families shared meals and visits, with birthdays celebrated at the Omel home. School attendance noted for students and staff, plus numerous family gatherings at the Rathbun, Johnson, Theis, and Forney homes.
Grand Prairie wake of social calls and visits in Sidney area list names like Welton Graham Ruttner Tremain Johnson Jorgensen Irwin and Christensen. Neighbors report grippe illness among several families and multiple Tuesday through Monday activities include shopping, club meetings, and drives to Lincoln and Mes Emil Bluhm's residence.
Mr and Mrs L B Bancroft traveled to Sidney on Monday. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ray Spiker on Tuesday March 17. Mr and Mrs Frank Dickes visited Dalton on Tuesday. Opal Folks dined at Paul Draper home on Tuesday. Mrs Herman Armuth and Mrs Herman Kallhoff drove to Sidney Wednesday. Mrs Wm Reiners of Sidney stayed at Frank Dickes home from Wednesday to Saturday. Mrs Joe Reiners visited Bancroft home Wednesday. Joe Reiners and children called at Frank Dickes home Thursday. Andy Wadirie Mrs Guee Burk and Mrs Gilgren visited And Rose home Tuesday. Mrs N H Tank and Mrs J O Lobov drove to Gurley Friday for a kitchen demonstration. Cash Scott dined at A D Rose home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Guy Berry and Mr and Mrs Ray Berry traveled to Sidney Thursday. A local group shopped in Sidney Saturday. N H Tanks visited A D Rose Friday evening. Many attended C A Hill funeral in Sidney Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Bartells and family dined at John Groshans home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Netherland plus others dined at L B Bancroft home. Ted Kalihoff and baby called at Frank Dickes Wednesday. A few from this area attended Shiney old time dance Wednesday evening and had a fine time.
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