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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
6
Located twenty miles north of Sidney on the Burlington railroad. Grown in ten years from the beauty of Nature's wild prairie to a town represented by nearly every line of business, pushed by wide-awake business men. Center of magnificent small grain area. Two large grain elevators operated to capacity. Heavy shipping point of potatoes and hogs.
J A Schwender filed April 15 1914 with the Board of Village Trustees of Dalton for a license to sell malt spirituous and vinious liquors on Lot 12 in block 3 original town of Dalton from May 5 1914 to April 380 1915. If no objection remonstrance or protest is filed within two weeks from April 20 1914 the license will be granted.
Two used tractors offered for sale the first a 15 45 Case Steam Tractor the second a 20 HP International gasoline line tractor Both are described as in good shape and available at bargain prices from Dalton Lumber Co
If you need glasses see Dr War rick the Specialist Tuesday May Sth at the hotel hours eight to three eyes tested and glasses fitted
The new German Lutheran church in Dalton Nebraska was dedicated Sunday April 26 1914 Despite bad weather a large crowd welcomed Rev P O Spehr who led the German language service in the morning and many visitors stayed for the afternoon crowd The sermon by Rev J Utesch Sidney Neb focused on The influence of the church of God Ezek 47 12 The Dalton Lutheran church thanks supporters for helping build and beautify the church a source of civic pride.
The Rev If Lasceles plans a Friday evening service at the Presbyterian church at eight o clock. All are welcome to attend and bring a friend for May 8th.
Mr and Mrs Weigands and Mrs Busaker attended the dedication at Dalton with a large crowd and Sunday picnic at Mat Mullers home due to rain. Reports note crops prospering after heavy rains, tractors hindered by wet fields, and land values discussed by Mr Reimers formerly of Scribner. Many local residents visited, traveled for errands, or helped with farm work and church attendance.
Some people avoid Scott's Emulsion fearing weight gain from its nourishment. The ad argues the product strengthens the body and supports flesh formation and blood building, helping recovery from colds and debility. It warns against alcoholic substitutes for Scott's Emulsion.
Too late for last week. Mr and Mrs Jacob Eckert Jr were callers at Ickes Sunday. A J Davison is having some breaking done with a traction engine this week. Dot and Ida Sanders were callers at Ickes Monday. Mrs Peterson mother of Mrs Juell has gone to South Dakota for a short visit. Henry Mayers has returned from Omaha improved in health. Mr and Mrs Busacker and children were callers at Weigand's Sunday. Miss Oldershaw visiting around Iekes the past week returned home to Sidney Sunday. A J Davison Herbert Foster John Davison and Norve Eckert were transacting business in Dalton Saturday. Dave Eckert and family and Mrs Price were visitors at the Eckerts Saturday. A pleasant surprise for Miss Katie Walsh Saturday April 18th with oysters and cake. Dancing and music marked the evening. Mrs Earl Robinson and infant son returned from Dalton. Earl Robinson lost one of his work horses this week. Farmers plow little due to rain. Warmer weather will speed farming. Mr F W Portrey Mr A P Leibenaler and Loran attended a bazaar at Sidney in Portrey’s car and reported a good time. Irrank Jareti and family moved from Orchard Neb and stay with Uncle John Saurs. John Sonas breaking sod for Mr Ellworth. Farmers busy sowing oats and many breaking. Baseball game April 19 between White Sox and Pleasant View at Pleasant View, score 27 to 5 in favor of White Sox. Ray Frame umpired. Lineup Pleasant View N Saurs pitcher A Saurs catcher Geo Hicks 1st Chas Carroll 2nd E Hicks 3rd L Hicks short N Saurs and Olin Plad.
White Sox lineup lists F Cushing as pitcher Ed Quinn catcher Frank Portrey at first Albert Siebenaler second F Beyer third P Beyer short L Abbott and L Beyer in the field. Miss Jennie Armstrong, District 76 teacher, is becoming quite a pedestrian she walked half way to Sidney recently.
Hon Orlando Tefft of Avoca Nebraska conducted business in Potter last week. Miss Stewart dined with Mrs Andrew Nelson on Saturday. Town lots improving via plowing and tree planting. Mrs Mahler entertained her brother Mr Brown of Big Springs last week. Rev D H Shultz departed late last week to attend the...
Potter bulletin covers parish activities with Catholic services at Thornburg Hall, a new gasoline pump at Hendrickson garage, and a town council ordinance against rag dancing. It notes travel to Sidney and Dannebrog, the Seyfang addition fencing, and Little Soldiers of the Cross fundraisers for hymnals. A May 2 gathering, a wedding on April 22 between Joseph A. Johnson and Gretha Wilson, and remarks on local figures populate the item.
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