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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1923

Page

6

Center Items Crowded Out Last Week

Community notes list visits and social calls among local residents including Bancroft, Draper, Scott, Netherland, Osborn, Jobe, Miles, and others. Events include dinners, overnights, and hospitalities at various homes with several households hosting guests. A tractor accident injured Homer Wiker requiring stitches.

Elmer Mayer J. Cc. Guill Leonard Freeburg Center Ladies Aid E. B. Osborn Dave Brown Bebe Otto Campbell I. E. Ferries J. M. Netherland Homer Wiker

Maple Grove Local Social Notes on Tuesday to Sunday

Maple Grove residents and visitors fill a week with calls and visits. Frank Christensen, Andrew Johnson, Fred Nelson and others moved through Ruhter and Johnson homes. Families at Iery James and Mile Y Miles hosted gatherings, with travel to encampments, dinners, and Sunday dinners at Sharman and Davis households.

Frank Christensen R. ©. Ruhter Andrew Johnson Fred Nelson Nels Johnson’s Maple Grove Ienry James Albert Johnson Wyoming R. C. Rubhter Mr. Miles Ray Miles Wm. Sharman Ed Miles Charles Welton W. Y. Miles Helen Christensen Sundl Ed. Miles Richard Welton Harlan and Raymond Siders Irwin W.T. Sharman and Sons Otto Davis Sidney I. C. Ruhter

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sidney Resident

A Sidney resident, William Reiners, endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for irregular kidney conditions and back pain. He recounts using the pills from Western Drug Co and credits them with never failing to help, urging readers to procure the same from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Price 60c.

Sidney Doan Wm. Reiners Western Drug Company Mr. Reiners Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Lodgepole Items Show Local News From Crowded Column

Ed Lane arrived from Rawlings Wyoming where he spent the winter. Fern Barlow returns from Whitney Nebraska to teach again next year. A baby girl born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Waite. grandmother Mrs. John Jenik of Wayne Nebraska to care for her. Lydiatt couple travel to North Platte. Lydiatt stays on return. Woottsche shopping in North Platte. Franks Kucera welcomed a baby boy born Friday in Tribune Kansas. Bates leaves for Kearney on business. Walter Wassum visits from Clarks Nebraska. Dean Heldt and children visit J C Wolfe. Death reported of Mrs. John Finnegan of Anaheim California, sister of Mrs. Ernest Graham. Libby and De Longpre arrive from California with two children after eight months away. Lehmkuhl couple visit Kimball to see father. Rev Staley and eight boys camp at Kruger's Lake after a weekend trip. Big Springs young people visit M B Church Progressive class. Chas Heim and children host a barn dance for Mrs Heim’s birthday with Kasten Bros. providing music. a splendid time reported.

Ed. Lane Rawlings Wyoming Fern Barlow Whitney Nebraska Ed. Waite John Jenik Wayne L. E. Lydiatt North Platte Lydiatt Lisco J. C. Wolfe John Finnegan Anaeim California Ernest Graham Finnegan Mary A. Libby Barbara de Longpre

Local arrivals and visits noted in town

Mrs. W L Bates arrived Saturday evening from Lincoln for a short visit here while en route to Kimball. Mrs. W H Goettsche, Mrs. Fred Lehmkuhl and Mrs. N B Pettey left Sunday night for Lincoln to attend Grand Chapter. Mr. John Simmons, an older settler, is very sick with little hope for recovery. Dr H L Mantor of Sidney visited family here Sunday.

W. L. Bates Lincoln Kimball W. H. Goettsche Fred Lehmkuhl N. B. Pettey John Simmons H. L. Mantor Sidney

South Divide Social Roundup in Weyerts and Sidney Area

Miss Bernice Wood and her sister visit Clyde Johnson home while others from Weyerts, Sidney, and nearby farms drop by for calls and meals. The note lists visits by Yowell, Hand, Foster, Payzant, and Hiett families, a Willing Workers meeting, a high school picnic, a social dance, and a birthday gathering for Mrs. Kallhoff. Several residents travel to Omaha, Julesburg, and Peetz for business, eggs, or family events as crops begin to green and planting starts.

Bernice Wood Arnold Nebraska Ingerson Weyerts Miss Wood Clyde Johnson George Fulton Victor Brothers Henry Yowell Familly Boyes Sidney Draw Yowells Sidney Lloyd Yowell Tierman Hiett Harlan’s Foster, Payzant Ed. Collins Leverett Payzant Roland Jones Esther Nora Hand Bernice Foster EB. V. Hiett Maude Wood Thomas Charles West E. V. Hietts Kilburn Brothers Earl Wood J. A. Choan Yecamo Washington Wm. JeuGes Small Son Shindel Chas Overman Ed. Brockelsby Peetz Colo R. R. Owens Julesburg Colorado J. A. Chean Metz Braasch Whitaker Center School Miss Park Ed Mayer C. R. Birdwell Roy Renquish John Groshan H. Kallhoff Mrs. Kallhoff

Crowded Out Last Week at North Divide

Miss Catherine Hamer sat for examinations at Sidney. If she passes, she will enter high school next year. Mr Frank Goodwin and family were Sidney visitors Thursday of last week.

Catherine Hamer Sidney Frank Goodwin

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F.N Smith Charley Nels Johnson R. C. Ruhter Carlos Siders Will Krueger Richard Sellin Henry James Cecil James Livons & Son Grover Hatcher Elmer Tughes Place Walter Wassum Clarks, Neb North Divide Arc Welder Hahler Garage Western Nebr Liberty State Bank Red Crown Standard Oil Company OF
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