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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
6
Fremont County Superintendent Mr Madison visits Potter to inspect personal land interests. Miss Struble marks maturity with a festive supper and is touted as a future Potter belle. Ongoing local events include school activities, plays, and an upcoming lecture at M E church. Local growth features a Gunderson hotel opening and new parlor amenities.
Ira Gotfredson arrived Thursday. James Fuller had a runaway last Saturday with no damage. Mr. and Mrs. Owens and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Henning on Sunday. Ernest Strohmeyer visited Ira Mecham on Sunday. Max Hingsman worked prairie west of town for Mr. Woods. C. A. Van Valkenberg rode to Sidney Tuesday. Frank Whitelock and wife rode to Sterling Tuesday. A. Tappan went to Sterling Tuesday by auto. A. Tappan, the assessor, made his rounds last week.
SUNOL E Line and John Demers attended the dance at Chappell Saturday night. Mr. Demers returned from the east the first of the week. Miss Lucille Howard was a Lodgepole visitor on Saturday and Sunday. Wedding bells ring at John Zaleska’s home after a midweek marriage. Miss Josie Walker returns to Sidney for summer. E Planck came from the north divide this week. R Jorgenson plastered Leo Hickman’s house.
Mr. Hickman adds a new porch at his residence. John Demers offers cheap land. Mrs. Mary Sager of South Dakota visits Mrs. Booth this week. Col Stover and Jack Fusha travel to Lodgepole Wednesday to carpenter on the new garage. H R Neumann begins plowing on the Pantenberg place south of Mr. Kucera’s this week.
Bill Walsh rests with rheumatism while the Bronson team practices. Art Lingholm and William Kubes break horses. Pete Lingart digs a well for Lingholm's. Mamie Lingholm stays ill. Grant Anderson works through rain. Hassie Couch visits Sidney. Erbin Rich heads to Laramie for U P railroad work. Graders begin double-tracking west of Bronson. Chas Anderson the assessor stays busy.
Sidney Draw residents report last week moisture and storm impact. Cattle drifted near Horse Shoe Canyon with many fatalities. Local visits include Ed Nelson, Ella Russell, and the Kirkpatrick Glassburn Swain group. Saintly travels and brief in-town stops mark the period.
John H. Morehead becomes Nebraska lieutenant governor as communities report growth and changes. Gothenburg and Scottsbluff gain status, towns debate officials, and a tuberculosis hospital site search continues amid funding hurdles. A missing person case in Kansas City involves Wesley McReynolds, while a health warning notes overdose risks from headache medicine.
A roundup of curious items from aviation honors to new minerals, eclipses, headlines on poison in headache cures, a dramatic wartime aerography term, odd letters, and a promotion for The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer package in Chicago with subscription offers.
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