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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
5
In a rugged frontier tale Kate Cathrew clashes with her rivals over a Sky Line ranch as Nance Alison and family face threats. Sheriff Selwood probes cattle theft amid whispered rustling plots, warning and confrontations mark the suspenseful chapters.
Nance Allison returns to Blue Stone canyon drawn by a boy’s hunger for love and a mystery he fears uncovering. She watches Brand and Sonny, suspects neglect, and vows to stay with Sonny all day to learn the truth, while confronting uneasy loneliness in the canyon.
The M. I. C. met with Mrs. J. Killham Thursday afternoon. After a short session the project leader, Mrs. C. I. Walters, demonstrated a fireless cooker and useful kitchen tools. Numerous local residents attended, with several visiting relatives in Sidney and Bronson for various events.
Maple Grove residents log a string of visits across town Monday through Sunday. Ed Miles and family host and travel to Sidney while Nels Johnson, A G Weaver, and Jorgensen households receive callers. Church, school events, and local visits shape a busy week with many neighbors stopping by W T Sharman and Nels Johnson homes.
Route A West Gurley Herman Segelke and wife and child ren spent a few hours in Sidney Thure day. Miss Cordula Schubaker spent Tuesday night with her little pupils Marvin and Floyd Anrich. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ewert have a new ten-pound son, who arrived Wednesday after midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brewer of Sidney and little daughter Mary Tonise trunched Monday with Knox's. Peddlers are thicker than robing this spring. John Groshan is reseeding barley and oats. Richard Shultz also did considerable reseeding Some others are waiting, expecting the crops to come out all right. Last year he froze as late as May 27, yet spring seeding out grew it. There was more moisture last year, however, up to this date. Vernon Scott hauled a truck load of oats to Dalton Friday from the Foster ranch. Jack Eismann spent Friday at Knoxes adjusting their Fordson. Mrs. Eismann accompanied him. Several residents of this route attended the musical programs each night in Sidney. Mr. Grothe is now operating a Fordson in addition to his horse outfit. Vernon Scott and Adolph Fastenau are preparing corn ground for Commissioner Rose. Both Mr. Rose and son, Francis, continue to toil to work, although improving. Victor Knox lost a good cow on Monday. As a number of cows have died from bloat in the neighborhood, a post mortem was performed, disclosing a foreign substance obstructing the pyloric orifice. All other conditions were normal. This does not explain away other cases of sudden death among milk cows.
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