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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
14
Promote a home in the premier town with the Lumber Company. The ad pitches ideal living, emphasizing best location and favorable terms for buyers seeking quality surroundings.
Moroo and Mrs Gea Richardson of Broadwater were in Sidney Thursday visiting friends and transacting business. Mr and Mrs See Wallick and daughter Margery and Mrs Arlo Shephard left Thursday for Denver for several days. The Presbyterian Circle will meet at Mrs Sarah Goodwins Thursday. Mrs Art Clason will assist the lost Oss. Mr and Mrs CB Conch and Child arrived at the first of the week from a trip of several months in California and the west. they had an enjoyable stay but are glad to teach with Sidney friends.
John Borcher and sons with Theo Borcher shared meals and visits with Glen Bales and Henry Schnidt families. Neighbors traveled to Sidney for shopping amid heavy rain and hail. Gurley dance attendees included Carl Schmidt Fred Engle Tena Krei and Blanche Troutman. The Ernest Tile family was sick last week. The Ray Frame gathering hosted about forty with dancing and a late lunch.
A Blair Nebraska man believed dead by his wife and family resurfaced in Sidney. Sheriff McDaniel investigated and found him living with Rosa Jones as husband and wife. Nelson and Jones were jailed then fined and sentenced with the jail term suspended.
Fragmented report notes the senior class will perform a play Tuesday evening at the U S A venue. It urges readers to attend and mentions local notices about advertising in The Telegraph. Names and some phrases are garbled but indicate a school event and an advertising appeal.
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