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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
3
Real estate transfers list guardianship and multiple parties. B A Jones transfers a five twelfths interest to EM Beal in sections 9 12 58 and 4 12 58 totaling 83 754 with Amelia Van Valin and others to EM Beate All in section 0 12 58 for $1. A A Chanlberg and wife transfer to NP.
A sequence of real estate transfers and tax deed actions lists numerous Lot and Block sales in Sidney and surrounding areas, noting buyers and sellers including Rasmiussen, Brady, McDonald, Parks, and others. Amounts range from 80 to 11,200 dollars with additions to Callahan’s and Chidister’s additions, plus a Whitney Treatment advertisement at article end.
Rainy week brought many visits and community news. Mrs Withers of Lodgepole visited her daughter Mrs To FE Allington. the Krak Stimksa family mourns the death of their youngest child Tuesday. Jade met Wednesday evening but attendance was small due to busy times and rain. Win Foster of Dalton called on friends. Millis Maglert owns a tractor and plows. Sunday school youths practiced singing with Mr Newton and Mrs Newton. Chas Dickinson helps J Bo Allington on the farm. Newton of Sterling Colorado visits his son. Albert Hornichek plows for Potter. Firth Booth and Toy Walker attend the Saturday disco dance. Mr and Mrs Henry Pustat hosted a basket supper at Christensen schoolhouse Saturday evening. BR Moore, aunt, teachers, and several high school girls visited Chappell Tuesday night.
Fair View and surrounding areas report visits by Ruhter family and neighbors including Mr and Mrs Langly, Mr and Mrs Shear, and the Reinekas who are recovering from flu. Arthur Handley and Albert McNight visited Glassburn ranch. Klentz called on Rei nek a ranch. Beatrice Slowe recovers from flu. Tom Ladly went to Lorenzo to join the Sidney orchestra. School in Dist 101A will open Sunday May 12.
A Western Union Telegraph Company train superintendent from Dallas Texas credits Taulac with dramatic health gains after a lengthy stomach trouble backache and rheumatic pains. He reports improved sleep renewed strength and no stomach distress after short use. Local ads list pharmacies carrying Taulac in several towns.
A large attendance filled the Farmers Enion pie supper on Thursday night in Bunker Hill. Local residents report social visits across the week with many driving to Sidney and Potter for shopping and events. Coyotes were pursued by Rohde and Engle brothers, and several families shared meals and calls at neighbor homes through Sunday. The town plans to form a nine as games resume and the telegraph office promotes its printing capabilities.
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