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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1928
Page
4
A large string of visitors and relocations fill Sidney notes from Potter Gurley Sundl and nearby towns. Notables include Senator C W Johnson of Potter and several Frerichs Garvin and Demers family visits. A variety of travel to Denver Denver trips and hospital updates mix with local events including baptisms, a banquet, theater trips and club gatherings.
May 12 1894 issue signed by O D Lyons thanks readers upon selling The Telegraph to James McMullan. Dick Bean veteran cowboy killed in wagon accident. U S circuit court rules Indians are citizens. Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Stuht a boy. Scholarship awarded to Myrtle Hiett. Sidney gun club invited to Sterling shoot. Deserter sentence for Young. Harper and Cokely escort him to Leavenworth. 141 years ago mass meeting on dividing county into six counties. Several town developments including schools and buildings. new postmaster Colton. Dan McLeese grocery stone building. Potter Journal sold to Beard Kimball. E V Pomeroy marries Mary Adriance NYC. Telegraph want-ads bring results.
Theodore Woods chief construction engineer for Northwestern Bell Telephone spent a few days in Sidney last week to inspect the new telephone building now nearly complete. An occupancy announcement will follow. former Sidney boy Woods regrets limited return soon. L. T. Poole shows a catalog for three western branches Sioux Falls Omaha Sidney with three carloads printed. Burlington Agent M. A. Shipman notes future tree planting at Sidney and other western Nebraska stations to beautify property and plant shrubbery along rights of way as snow sheds replacement.
Roy Thomas, manager of Thomas Lumber, advances renovations at his Sidney home with paving for the driveway to the garage and the back yard. J. E. Seyller carried out the work last week.
Work on the Hutchison and Stover plumbing shop building progresses and the partners expect to open in their new location around early June. George Plein oversees construction. A junior high school is planned for Nebraska City at an estimated cost of 115000 dollars.
Property owner 69 70 W Neubauer forbids all hauling of gravel and sand from pits adjoining the country club. The Presbyterian Circle to hold a bake sale at Leonard's store on Saturday May 26. 69 70 71 72
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