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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1918

Page

11

Sidney Social Notices and Local Work in Sidney

Mr Klents finished plowing at home and is now plowing for Mr Bell. Charley Spencer and H. J. Faramond did business in Sidney Tuesday. Miss Ann Lindwall returned from a week with friends. Ladies from the vicinity spent an afternoon with Mrs Joe Morfield. Mrs Sprenger and family called at Lindwall’s. Mr W and Mrs Klentz with children moved to Sidney. Mr Hammond and two sons visited Sidney. Ells and son Harold were visitors at the Sprenger home. Glenn Cuddeford had a runaway Friday with a minor head cut. Mr Root did business in Sidney Saturday. Sprenger family shopped Saturday. Rev Chamberlin held meetings in District 27 schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Pete Howe visited Reed’s on Sunday afternoon. Lukins and family and Andersons had supper with Flak Reed Sunday.

Klents Bell Charley Spencer Sidney H. J. Farammond Ann Lindwall Joe Morfield Sprenger Minnie Reed Lindwall Klentz Helen Kragel Mr. Hammond Mr. Ells Harold Glenn Cuddeford Mr. Root Charley Rev. Chamberlin Pete Howe N. R Reed

Sidney Red Cross Trustees Meet and Report May 10

In Sidney, the Red Cross trustees met Friday evening May 10 with members Ives Zimmer Taylor West Mann Phelps Uptegrove MacCleneghan Grabull and Assiz present. The secretary and treasurer reported balances and bills totaling 81133. The meeting approved all bills and reimbursements and adjourned. Supervisors announce surgical dressings classes the first week of the month to meet quotas for 1200 S by 4 compresses. Gaston of Broken Bow tours the county for Red Cross drive and a war funds speech was arranged for the work room ladies.

Sidney Red Cross Ives Zimmer Taylor West Mann Phelps Uptegrove MacCleneghan Grabull Assiz Ciarles G. Verry Dray Sidney Mere. Co Cheyenne County Trad. Co Yardy Wardware Co Thompson, Belden & Co Red Cross Pharmacy Patt Polenshek Wofk Toom Daniels & Fisher American Red Cross Lance Scott Motion Sidney Variety Store W Oy. Gaston Broken Bow Red Cross

Local families note crops and land purchases near Sidney

Frank Kinton and wife joined Ray Frame and family in Sidney for shopping last Saturday while Ed Haskins returned from Hamilton county. Crops are steady in the area and Cheyenne county. Emory Howe and wife visited niece Mrs. Lewis Shulenberg, returning home Wednesday. Cien Bales bought a new wind mill at Sidney. Homer Haskins bought the east side quarter of Ed Nelson land, a scarce sale good value. Edward Stoner has two tractors breaking the Shulenberg quarter west of TC Speker’s. Mrs. Lewis Shulenberg suffers tonsillitis this past week. Emory Howe and wife came down from Bushnell Sunday. Miss Elsie McManus from Kansas City visiting her parents. Clryde Kinton and wife hosted dinner. Mr and Mrs Frank Kinton and Andy Nelson and family. D KR Jones bought the north quarter of Homer Haskins. will break up for full wheat. If you don't ADVERTISE in THE TELEGRAPH we BOTH lose money.

Frank Kinton Ray Frame Sidney Haskins Hamilton County Tle Cheyenne County Emory Howe Ashnell Lewis Shulenberg Cien Bales Homer Haskins Nelson Glace Edward Stoner J.C Shulenberg TC. Speker Bushnell Elsie McManus Kansas City Clryde Kinton Andy Nelson KR Jones Jones

Local Residents and Visitors Mentioned in Prairie Notes

Grand Prairie notes record neighbors sharing visits and social calls. Frank Goodwin displays a Waterloo Bay Tractor from Sidney while others like Mr Nagel of Kemball and the Plancks visit area homes. Haying activity appears with Earl Holm, Frank Liundgreen, Ben Clanck, and Leonard Johnson hauling from Sunol. The Lincoln Accident Insurance Company promotes safety with a conservative image.

Busholt Sen Firl Planck Teonard Johnson Frank Goodwin Waterloo Bay Sidney Watkins Mr. Nagel Kemball William Robbins A. KE. Miller Earl Holm Frank Liundgreen Ben Clanck Leonard Johnson Sunol Ound Frank Heinzman Swensen Emil Johnson Evelyn and Lemoine

Pathfinder Dist 101 Miss Velma Rose Leaves

Miss Velma Rose departed Tuesday to work for Ben Waagner east of Potter. Numerous local residents visited friends and kin through midweek. The community stapled notices and casual calls, with several trips to Sidney and Colorado.

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Chas. Perry Sidney, Nebr Blacksmith Gurley Robt. Merrill Missouri Neb Andy Ladine Henry Emke Vach Bros. Potter Nebr KE. A. Teneyck Lukins Anderson Flak Total Co MccCleneghan McCleneghan Grahill R. Scott Rev. Ives Geo. Taylor United States Army D. R. Owens Nellie West Owens Martin Flo Weeden Red Cross Treasury North Divide Telegraph The Furer Grocery Post Tosties Furer Grocery Co Sidney, Nebraska Grand Prairie Lincoln Accident Insurance Company Pathfinder’’ Dist Velma Rose Ben Waagners Potter Lewis Land Reineke H. F. Bock Ed Howe Earnest Ruthers Davis Win. Reineke Jens Olsen Ed. Sowe Dbeatrice Reineka Tiny Witts Peetz California Lou Seheer Pritts Krougels Colorado Colo E. Mitchem Harvard, III U. S. Fuel Administration Monarch Lump Monarch Mational Fuel Company Denver King King Kooker Sidney Mercantile Co
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