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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
8
Bunker Hill and surrounding families share a busy week with quilting sessions, local meetings and gatherings. Attendees include Ewerts Scotts Rohdes Trautmans and Beyers plus many others visiting Sidney Gothenburg and Branson. A Bunker Hill Lorenzo game ended 19 to 11 in favor of Bunker Hill as news of illnesses and farm life continued.
Local families in Maple Grove and Sidney share visits and gatherings. R. C. Ruhter, miles and Sharman families attend meals and outings. Cyrena Livingston and Marjorie Kahl visit. a Farmers Union meeting at Nels Johnson's draws light turnout but good cheer. Fern Miller returns from Grand Island for a visit. several groups travel to Krueger's Lake and Gurley for fishing and family time amid illnesses and hospital care in Cheyenne.
A modern high quality playerpiano left in public warehouse will be closed out at a big discount. No reasonable offer refused. Write The Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver Colo for full information. Also note Jenn KR Cone in Elks Minstrel Show on May 23 at U S A Theatre. Tickets 5 cents, reserved seats 75 cents at Burke's Candy Store.
Lodgepole residents and guests abound with hospitalities and travels. Mrs W S Boggs left for Omaha after visiting her daughter Mrs Emil Bluhm. Mrs David John of Sidney visited the Bausers. Mrs Elmer Holtman stayed with Dr and Mrs Geo Mattison in Hemingford. Several families hosted relatives and friends including the Pavlats, Millers, and Waller family. A large audience attended dances at Weyert’s Hall and a race game saw Lodgepole lose to Oshkosh 22 to 4.
The Senior Class play The New Co ed was staged Thursday evening to a full house. Each performer did well and praise goes to coach Miss Wilma Hayes. Mr G W Brox delivered a fine Fathers Day sermon at Sunol Sunday morning.
Spring Canyon residents Mr and Mrs P R Bell George and Glen McCall shopped in Sterling Friday. John McKelvey of Sterling spent the weekend at the parental home. Crook High School presented a play to a large crowd and was a grand success. Burdette Sharp and Dan Beebe traveled to Sidney Saturday for repairs. E R Dunn of Crook installed a telephone for P R Bell last Saturday. Mrs Sam Polick returned home after a month visiting relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma. Verna Gregory of Crook suffered a serious leg injury after jumping from her father’s truck last Saturday evening. She broke both leg bones and was taken to Dr Spresker for treatment. speedy recovery hoped.
The Zimmerman and Hank families thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the death of their son and brother. They also acknowledge the beautiful floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman and children and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hank and daughter.
Notice from Lakeside Neb dated May 8 1923 calls to members for the Nebraska Stock Growers Association annual meeting in Alliance Neb on June 7 8 9 1923. All members urged to attend and invitations extended to stock raisers and interested parties.
Pleasant Valley sees visits among neighbors with R G Simpson and family shopping in Sidney. Cattle losses occur as Henry Laaker’s cows die in pasture. Daylight Club meets. A Crook visitor stays with Mrs Lee. A Nebraska visitor summering with Mrs Simpson. The Zimmerman family loses their eldest son after illness. funeral at Christian Cemetery.
Bob and Joe will retire from business July 1st, ending Oberfelders closing out sale.
County and state certificate subjects will be tested in Sidney on Friday and Saturday, May 25 and 26, 1923. Mrs. D. B. Fletcher, County Superintendent.
Advertisement lists Dr M E B Pettibena dentist with offices over The Larsen Music Store and notes phonetic listing of services.
Local merchants announce Oberfelders will quit the clothing business on July 1. Customers are urged to buy remaining stock and fulfill outstanding orders before the closure.
Frances Willard Union hosts a bake sale at Cash Grocery on Saturday May 19 at 2 30 PM to raise funds. Proceeds support union activities and community programs. Local residents urged to attend and donate baked goods or cash.
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