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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
9
Mrs Lena Siemers and her young daughter left Tuesday for their home after a two week visit with Mrs Siemers brothers Fred and Dick near Bronson recently from the east. Mr and Mrs Herman Selker and their son drove them to town. the ladies are sisters.
Weekly Army Notes describe how to join via Local Boards, the rules for entering immediate service, and a new pay scale effective June 1 1917. Pay ranges from 30 dollars for privates to 81 dollars for senior quartermaster staff, with various specialist roles and duties noted.
Pathfinder District 101 reports Mr. Davis of Belgrade Nebraska has started a house and barn on his farm and plans for his family to join soon. Sunday and Friday visits noted include Misses Reineka Archie Kirk Patrick and Ray Pitts with EB Rose family and others. Condensed local social notes end this week.
Messrs Ed Howe Kirkpatrick Ruhter Scheer Ray and Rolland Pitts Ladley Lund and Glassburn acted as business transactors at the Reineka farm. A neighbor said the house was full of company from 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM. Mr and Mrs Scheer stopped by Ladley’s in the afternoon. Ray and Rolland Pitts headed to Sidney Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Kragel and Mrs Ed Howe and daughter Beatrice visited the Klents on Sunday afternoon.
Prairie Gem residents host visitors and neighbors with calls at the Lovall home. A new neighbors in Prairie Gem plan to build on vacated land. A big dance with a newly laid floor at Kurz schoolhouse is announced for April 6. Also recipe for a spiced fruit cake appears with baking tips and a small local ad.
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