Doings in Detail Wedding of Popular Girl
A visit by delegates to a May meeting unfolds with a reception at the M E church. Speakers, musical numbers, and reports mark the sessions of a district federation held in Sidney with tributes to local talent and hospitality. The program includes addresses by club presidents, education papers, and demonstrations, ending with entertainment and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
L. G. Simon
T. B. Dawson
Max Hostetler
C. Allen
Sidney
James
L G. Simon
J. L. McIntosh
Mark Spanogle
Bridgeport
Neff
Scotts Bluffs
Carr
Hostetler
J. R. Kleespie
Browning
Duchess May
Clarabell Oberfelder
Keefe
Sidney Club
Morris
Hiett
Federation
Hazel King
Club
C. H Allen
Cozad
Shelton
Warrick
Alliance
M. Osgood
Brongon
B. Fuller
Reciprovity Bureau
Annie Stubt
Mre. Hostetler
Mae Wheaton
Wm. Ester
L. Martin
Jones
Bronson Culture Club
Sherwin and Anderson Bride in Bronson Nuptials
Leonard A Sherwin and Miss Hilma N Anderson married at the bride’s home in Bronson Sunday at 6 am. Reverend Gooderman officiated in the presence of families. Attendants were Miss Lykkey and Grant Anderson. After breakfast the couple left for a honeymoon trip via Burlington toward Denver and Montana, planning to settle in Sterling, Colorado after August 1. The Telegraph extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A Sherwin
Hilma N. Anderson
Bronson
John Anderson
Reverend Gooderman
Lutheran Church
Miss Lykkey
Grand Island
Mr. Grant Anderson
Burlington
Sidney
Denver
Colorado Springs
Montana
Sterling
Colo
Uncle Tom's Cabin Comes to Sidney in May Tent Show
The well known Harriet Beecher Stowe drama Uncle Tom's Cabin will be presented in Sidney under Manager McPhee. A fifty person company with elaborate scenery will perform plantation pastimes and antebellum songs with a large chorus. A free street parade is planned at noon and the show runs rain or shine under a waterproof tent on Friday May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Land
Ours
McPhee
Sidney
James Tucker's Court Dispatches Local Cases
In James Tucker's Court this week the state versus King for assault ended with a guilty plea and a ten dollar fine plus costs. The Tobin case was continued to the 28th due to the judge's indisposition. A hearing was held in Martin Cupe versus Mary Winston, and one marriage license was issued to Sherwin Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
King
S. C. Yeager
Tobin
Martin Cupe
Mary Winston
Sherwin-Anderson
Frank Welch Lodge installs officers for the year
Frank Welch Lodge No. 75 A F and A M announced the installation of officers for the coming year on Tuesday night. Chas Callahan was named W M W R Pate S W A Ovall J L F Closman Treasurer Leslie Neuhauer Secretary. The Lehmkuhl couple and Migs Ellen Smith of Lodgepole attended the club convention in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Welch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Chas. Callahan
W. M
W. R. Pate
W. A. Ovall
J . L. F. Closman
Leslie Neuhauer
Fred Lehmkuhl
Migs Ellen Smith
Lodgepole
Sidney High Sends Gertrude O'Kane to State Declamatory
Gertrude O Kane accompanied by Miss Hiett leaves Thursday for Norfolk to represent Sidney in the State Declamatory Contest Friday May 8. North Platte and Brady also send contestants as Western Nebraska Declamatory Association delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude O'Kane
Miss Hiett
Norfolk
Sidney
North Platte
Brady
Gertrude
Western Nebraska
Alliance
Railroad Notes and Docketed Personnel Movements
B O Neil appointed Traveling Engineer of the Wyoming Division from North Platte to Rawlins. W E McUarty reassigned. General Manager Mohler rode No 6 in his private car. Mrs F Siedow back from Wise Memorial Hospital. Engineer Thompson tests engine 117 in Cheyenne shops after a broken frame. Engine 1857 active on a brief run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O'Neil
Wyoming Division
North Platte
Rawlins
W. E McUarty
Mohler
Thompson
Cheyenne
High School Annual In Press With One Hundred Pages
The High School Annual is now in press as a new town venture. It offers a hundred pages of readable matter with half tone illustrations and is printed by Tut Telegraph. Copies are limited and a keepsake for alumni and the high school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Alliance
Tut Telegraph
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department Seeks Village Board Meeting Space
The Sidney volunteer fire department met at the courthouse in regular session last Friday evening. They admitted new members and handled routine business. They decided to request a sheltered space for their apparatus and a meeting room, to be presented at the village board’s regular meeting held last evening after press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
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Andi Credit
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F. E. West
West Horse
Sidney, Neb
Women’s Club
Bryan
Subrosa
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H. L. Keefe
Wall Hill
C. BE. Allen
Wallace
J. C. Hannawald
Jessie Bettebenner
Jones Homes
Scotta Uluffs
Hall
Chage
L. R. North
Osgood
R. P. Scoot
A. W. Atkins
Barnhart Home
P. C. Wade
Chas. Lowe
Uncle Tom
James Tucker’s
Haw Ap
Masons Efect
Tobin Opera House
John Costello
John
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Railroad Notes
F. Siedow
Wise Memorial Hospital
Edison Records
J. Co. Baldwin, Proprietor
Doeb
D. J. Scanlon
E. J. Sweet
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Metropolitan Hotel
Fred W. Vath
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