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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
9
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Mr Solomonson proprietor of the Anhauser beer depot has moved a vacant Second Street building to his lot for conversion into a bottling establishment. District Attorney Bierkower acts to curb crime this week while Judge Gaslin presides over four murder trials. Captain Derrow of Telegraph visited with his wife. he now resides in Denver. Sidney glee club shifts meetings from Sunday to Friday. Countryman of the Lockwood house is noted as a fine musician entertaining guests.
The Telegraph notes an engine derailed in Sidney yards on Wednesday. A large crowd watched as workers tilted to place the engine back on the track. Wm J Brennan returned from Denver after pursuing a new business interest. Bebool closed yesterday for spring vacation. Central House offered room and board at 16 dollars per month.
Mrs. Philip Musheid died at her home on Saturday March 23. J. L. McIntosh will start as land office receiver on Monday. Bishop Graves confirmed eight into the Episcopal church last Sunday. Sidney fire department held open house at the engine house Wednesday night attracting a large crowd. Chief Sanders wore a gingham apron and served coffee and sandwiches with aides. Rushia Hart and Annie Stuht performed encores. A social followed. A. K. Greenlee M. J. Sanders and R. D. Harris were elected village trustees at the spring election.
A prairie fire northeast of Dalton burned a large tract of pasture but reportedly caused no property losses. Also noted are honors for Prof. Pate from the Alliance school board, a salary increase, plans to move to Portland by Alfred Edner and Willy Brudeen, building an addition by M A Shipman, a hen laying an egg in Olean, and Fred Parks knocking out Pug Brown of Kimball in the first round.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met at 9 o clock in the commissioners room at the courthouse in Sidney on March 21 1925. The purpose was to consecrate the resignation of county clerk Oakley O Otten and to appoint a successor to fill the vacancy.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners meets and appoints John B Dilleter pro tem county clerk due to illness of the clerk. Oakley O Otten resigns as county clerk. Henry Pavlat is elected to fill the unexpired term and bond set at 5000 dollars. deputy bonds set at 2000 dollars. The meeting adjourns.
North Sidney residents Wiomer Haskins and Jim Sparks hosted visitors on Tuesday and Thursday. Clyde Kinton spent Thursday morning at the Sparks home grinding feed. Sparks hauled oats to Frank Kurz on Thursday. Mrs Homer Flaskins called at Kinton’s home Thursday. Louie Bailey hauled coal from Sidney on Thursday.
Bronson items describe Gladys Meyers undergoing appendicitis surgery at Dr Taylor's hospital last Sunday. Several fires threaten feed and property as grass dries. Sunday March 29 prayer and services at 2 13 pm. Mrs M H Vowers hosts Helping Hand club at Bronson school house Thursday. Mrs John Connelly attended home economics demo and will present at club meeting. C B & S Anderson had neck operation. Ben Couch Sr injured eye in horse accident. John Connelly's son ill with bronchitis but improving. Ella Davis visited Bernadine and attended a Parmers Union dance. Bert Mathewson's mother plans Cheyenne trip then Bronson home. Mrs Stanley Wolf of Sidney brought Ada Taylor to Bronson for practice.
Tuesday inquiries to Deaver and Wendte tied to residents Ted and Emanuel Brauer. Mrs Halslander spent Wednesday with Mrs Meick while Heinie Koester battles flu. Eric Braneer visited John Cortney on Wednesday as Mrs Charlie Deaver and Mrs Hester Deaver of Todge Pole connected Thursday. Marguerite Cortney and Conrad Messing rode to Sidney with John Briggs for exams. Ehlers learns of her father’s death and travels home near Brangon. DenTal work among Wendie Cortney and Cortney family last week in Sidney.
J A Wendtre and John Drives called at George Deaver's Sunday evening while Moeller arranged anchor positions for the windmill at Deaver's on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J W Wendte and Mr. and Mrs. George Deaver visited Monday evening with the John Cortney household.
Sidney Draw and Mrs George Hockerson shopped on Saturday while Mr and Mrs John Seidel and their children attended a play at St Patrick's academy Sunday night. Mrs George Hockerson attended a courthouse ladies extension meeting Saturday. Mrs Kurz was unable to attend due to her baby. Frank Kurg hauled hogs to Olson and Sons. Ralph Cox visited the John Kurz home. Jim Sparks and John Kurz helped Frank Kurz butcher a hog. Local spring work fills days with tractors heard from dawn to night. Cecelia Kurz missed school while ill with flu. John Kurz children were sick last week. Mrs Bertha Williams and children from Pueblo visit Mrs Spicknell and Roy.
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