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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
8
Miss Freda Hemmer, studying music at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, visited the city and sang a number during her stay, adding local interest to the scene.
A fine solo delighted the congregation as Mr and Mrs Joseph Morfeld welcomed a handsome son born on April 23 Both mother and baby are doing well and the father is cheerful. Commissioner J J Reel was a Sidney visitor Saturday morning enroute home C R Bomer of Crook Colorado was in Sidney last Saturday visiting acquaintances.
R. KL. Clinton, manager of the Nebraska Telephone Co. at Kimball, spent Sunday in Sidney with his mother before leaving for Cheyenne and returning to his Kimball duties.
Joe Huhler comes back from Excelsior Springs Missouri after a several weeks recuperation stay. He feels fairly well and says the journey was worthwhile. The rest is seen as well deserved after years of hard work.
Rev. Johnson of Bridgeport filled Christ pulpit Sunday and officiated at Holy communion. He is well known to the local congregation and welcomed. The service was well attended. Rev. Ives was in Ogallala for the nation wide campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McNish traveled from Pinehurst NC to Washington DC Sunday en route to New York after meetings with the American Bankers Association executive committee.
Mr and Mrs Mervin Oliver are happy parents of a fine daughter named Winona Lilian. The baby and mother are doing well and the father carries a proud air. Sidney friends offer hearty congratulations as the family adjusts to the new household word pa and ma.
Messrs H. A. and Orin Maley and families returned Monday from California where they enjoyed a pleasant winter. They will stay in Sidney for a time to pursue farm interests. Raymond, son of H. A. Maley, did not return as he remains in school there and will join later.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the matter of the estate of Gus Tav Runge deceased is filed. The court will sit in Sidney on August 23 at 10:00 A M to examine all claims against the estate for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within three months from May 21 1920 and debts paid within one year from May 21 1920. Witness the county court seal this 24th day of April 1920.
Warren and Hodgkin announce in Cheyenne County Nebraska that Hoff Oil Company and Fred G Clark Oil Company are served with a petition filed April 15 1920 by Valiant Lodge No 98 Knights of Pythias Sidney and Castle Halt Building Association seeking relief in the County Court.
The petition claims $1000 is due for occupancy of the east 44 feet of Lot 1, Block 29, Original Town of Sidney. An attachment order dated April 15, 1920 seized 52 barrels of Imbricating oil. Plaintiffs name Knights of Pythias Sidney and Castle-Hall Building Association as plaintiffs with April 16 1920 as the filing date and May 1 1920 as the response deadline.
A provocative ad urges advertisers to place notices in The Telegraph to safeguard revenue for both the paper and clients, framing it as a mutual loss otherwise.
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