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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

Page

9

Local and Personal News Mentions

Union Pacific Agent J Greer and Mrs Greer drove to Laramie on Sunday for a visit with friends. Adam Shimka, prominent farmer of Sunol district, was a business visitor in Sidney on Tuesday. Miss Caroline Kennedy went to Fort Horgan Friday for a visit at the home of an uncle, Fred Quackenbush. Roy Neary captain of the North Sidney baseball club, was a business visitor in town on Wednesday and visited the Telegraph. C G Maley of Maley Motor company made a business trip to Denver, returning with a new 4 cylinder Overland. Sidney Post No 17 of the American Legion has purchased an Overland sedan from Maley Motor company for Legion contest use.

Union Pacific J. Greer Mrs. Greer Laramie Adam Shimka Sunol Sidney Caroline Kennedy Fort Horgan Fred Quackenbush Roy Neary North Sidney C. G. Maley The Maley Motor Company Denver Sidney Post American Legion

Local officials attend state convention. visitors tour town

Mrs. W. F. Bassett, president of the local chapter P. F. QO, left Monday for Kearney to attend the state convention. L. A. Keedick, formerly of Sidney and now in Toledo Iowa, is in town visiting friends and handling business. Keedick is a brother in law of Jack Bentley.

W. F. Bassett P. F. QO Kearney

Labor Commissioner Kennedy Visits Town From Lincoln

Frank Kennedy state labor commissioner arrived in town from Lincoln on Saturday bearing cases under his department jurisdiction. The visit highlighted ongoing regulatory matters and enforcement efforts in the area.

Frank Kennedy Lincoln

Death notices and family illness reach from Elm Creek to Council Bluffs

W R Pettett was notified by telegram on Monday of his brother Frank Pettett's death at Elm Creek after a lingering illness. Pettett left Monday for his brother's home to attend the funeral. J Vigo Nielson learned of his wife’s serious illness at Council Bluffs and will depart tomorrow. an operation is anticipated and he will stay until danger passes.

W. R. Pettett Frank Elm Creek Mr. Pettett J. Vigo Nielson Council Bluffs Mr. Nielson

Leonard and Lincoln trip to review threshing machine prospects

BE. J. Leonard Jr., local manager of the Minneapolis Threshing Machine company, conducted a business trip to Lincoln this week and remained several days to assess sensor prospects for his line.

BE. J. Leonard, Jr Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company Lincoln

Denver printer Quigley takes charge at Telegraph

M. K. Quigley of Denver arrived in town Sunday and is in charge of the printing department of the Telegraph. Unceasing Tom Fox has returned to Cheyenne. Quigley comes from a large Denver printing establishment and will likely move his family here soon.

M. K. Quigley Denver The Telegraph Tom Fox Cheyenne Mr. Quigley

New Restaurant to Open at Oberfelder Corner Central Ave

Sidney readers learn a new restaurant will open at the Oberfelder corner on Central avenue. C. P. Millett and J. W. Green, notable local auctioneers, have rented the site and it is being remodeled to offer first class service. The establishment is expected to open for business in a few days.

Sidney Oberfelder Corner Central Avenue C. P. Millett J. W. Green

Mrs Mantor Called Grand Adah In Eastern Star

Mrs Harry I Mantor returned from Hastings where she attended the reunion of the Grand Lodge of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was appointed Grand Adah during the selection of officers, a post earned by her proven service as district supervisor since January.

Harry I. Mantor Hastings Grand Lodge of the Order of the Eastern Star Mantor Grand Adah Order

Knights of Columbus Social At St Patrick Academy

Knights of Columbus and guests gathered in St Patrick Academy auditorium after a brief business session. Visiting Knights and ladies joined locals for an evening of dancing and a substantial lunch, with prizes awarded for the lucky number and the member traveling the farthest to attend.

Knights of Columbus St. Patrick's Academy Order

Sidney Social and Community Notes Dim Daybook

Scottsbluff visitor J and Conlolly and Sidney guest John Courtney with son Leonard, residents near Sidney, visited Thursday. A new daughter born to Ridgeway Fletcher on Tuesday. Jim Irwin of 11 miles west was in town Wednesday on business. Guy Shaw from Lorenzo, school board No 330, in Sidney Tuesday. Ed O’Leary traveled to Lodge Pole and Sedgwick Wednesday. Country club dance Friday May 21 with music and program. Gladys Zimmer, formerly of Sidney, visiting from North Platte. Sidney American Legion Post 17 meets Tuesday May 15 at 8 15 PM in Odd Fellows hall. full attendance urged. Mr Connor, ex-treasurer of Nemaha county, in town Monday from Redington to announce Democratic bid for state treasurer.

Guy Shaw Sidney Post No The American Legion Odd Fellows Connor Nemaha County Redington

Reverend Elsen To Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon

Rev David Elsen a Christian church minister from Scottsbluff visits this week and will preach the baccalaureate sermon to the high school graduating class next Sunday evening.

David Elsen Christian Church Scottsbdluff

Fire Marshal Trouton to Visit Bidney on Fire Prevention Day

Fire Marshal John C. Trouton and several deputies will visit Bidney for fire prevention day next Tuesday to discuss safety measures and fire prevention practices with residents.

John C. Trouton Bidney

Sidney Oshkosh game moved to 1 30 Sunday to avoid conflict

The hour of the next Sunday ball game between Sidney and Oshkosh is moved to 1 30 pm to avoid clashing with the tabernacle meeting.

Sidney Oshkosh Tabernacle

Dix Mercantile May Dance Opens With Gralbill’s

In Dix on Saturday evening May 22 the Dix Mercantile company hosts an opening dance in the big hall. Gralbill's Merry Makers will provide the music for the event attracting lovers of erpsichore and promising an enjoyable affair.

Dix Mercantile Company Dix

Substituting Clerk From Burlington Visits Sterling Family

Lenn Taylor of Sterling, serving in the Burlington station, traveled to Sterling on Sundir and escorted Mrs. Taylor to Sidney. Taylor is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. M. Wright.

Lenn Taylor Sterling Burlington Sundir Taylor Sidney Wr. Taylor CC. M. Wright

Fuller notes Cheyenne county best in state crop outlook

W W G Fuller of the Roberts Fuller Grain company visited the city on Tuesday to inspect crop conditions statewide. He stated Cheyenne county looked better to him than any other section of the state, indicating a favorable local outlook.

Ww. G. Fuller Roberts-Fuller Grain Company Fuller Cheyenne County

Benefit Dance At Krueger Lake For Decoration Day

A benefit dance will be given at Krueger's lake Monday evening May 24 under the auspices of Sidney Post No 17 of the American Legion. Proceeds go to buy flowers for ex service men’s graves decorated on Decoration Day. Grabill's Merrymakers supply the music. Admission one dollar.

Krueger

Dance in Elmer Chean's barn for club benefit

A dance will be held at Elmer Chean's barn in the Huntsman area to aid the North Sidney baseball club. The event occurs Saturday evening May 29 at a location three miles west and two miles south of Huntsman, five miles south and three miles west of Gurley. Good music and refreshments will be served. all are welcome.

Elmer Chean North Sidney Huntsman Gurley

Pleasant hard times dance at Robin opera house

Last week a cheerful hard times dance was held Thursday night at the Robin opera house under Post No 17 of the American Legion. A fair crowd attended and the event was well managed with Seimers’ orchestra providing music. Prizes were won by Mrs Tack Heavrin and Heinie Harper.

Robin Opera House Post No 17 of The American Legion Seimers

Memorial Day flowers call M G Howard

Memorial Day flowers are requested by M G Howard of the North Platte affair company for arrangements and delivery.

M. G. Howard North Platte Fieral Co

Dalton man files for sheriff Democratic nomination

Ernie Blome of Dalton has filed as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff.

Ernie Blome Dalton

A.M. Harris Drives New Buick Sedan From Hahler Garage

A.M. Harris purchases and drives a brand new Buick sedan from Hahler Garage in a local showing of post purchase pride.

Frank O Kane Visits Mother in Tucson Arizona

Frank O Kane of Tuscon Ariz is visiting at the home of his mother Mrs James O Kane.

Frank O'Kane Tuscon,Ariz James O’kane

Friday class night at the U S A theatre program

A Friday event at the U S A theatre features an excellent program during class night.

Irrigation District Plans Discussed at Kimball Event

Co. D. Green visited Kimball Bushnell and Pine Bluffs on Wednesday to advance plans for the Kimball irrigation district. L. H. Bridges, Home Insurance special agent from Omaha, spent the week in the area on related business.

Co. D. Green Kimball, Bushnell and Pine Bluffs Kimball L. H. Bridges The Home Insurance Company of Omaha

Frickey Family Attends Dance at Chappell Friday Night

Raymond C. Frickey danced at a Chappell event on Friday night. C. H. Frickey and his wife traveled back to Sidney with him and spent a few days visiting their son.

Raymond C. Frickey Chappell C. H. Frickey Sidney

Reverend George Jones Weekend Visitor in Town

Reverend George Jones, Methodist Episcopal minister at University Place, spent the weekend visiting his sister Mrs. Charles Hower and his brother Isaac Jones in the area, staying at their homes.

George Jones University Place Charles Hower Isaac Jones

Dalton Women and Davieson Called to Denver for Ill Father

Mrs A A Rudd Mrs Herbert Foster of Dalton and James Davison were called to Denver on Wednesday due to the serious illness of their father.

A. A. Rudd Herbert Foster Dalton James Davison Denver

Sidney visits and social notes from North Platte

Miss Lydia McAdams of North Platte visited friends in Sidney on Saturday. J. H. Foster of Dalton was a business visitor in Sidney last Friday. Mrs. I Zimmer of North Platte was the guest of Sidney friends during the past week.

Lydia McAdams North Platte Sidney J. H. Foster Dalton I. Zimmer

Attorney Parks’s Business Trip to Laramie

Attorney C. Fred Parks made a business trip to Laramie last week returning Friday evening.

C. Fred Parks Laramie

Narrogin and Baker Visit Sidley Over Weekend

L L C Narrogin and George W Baker of Broken Bow were visitors in Sidley over the weekend.

L L. C. Narrogin George W. Baker Broken Bow Sidley

Town Visitors From Billings and Elm Creek

Ray Miller of Billings Mont was in town Saturday on business. David Krueger and Joseph Lloyd of Elm Creek were in town over Sunday visiting friends.

Ray Miller Billings, Mont David Krueger Joseph Lloyd Elm Creek

Newborn Boy Weighing 9.14 Pounds Arrives at Brooks Home

A fine new boy weighing 9.14 pounds arrived on May 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brooks. The family welcomed the child with joy as relatives shared in the happy occasion.

Ted Brooks

Kensington M E church seam-monthly luncheon held

The Kensington of the M. E. church hosted its seam monthly luncheon in the basement of the church on Wednesday evening, drawing attendees from the local congregation for fellowship and dessert.

the Kensington of the M. E. Church

New typesetting machine installed in Banner County News office

Western Nebraska newspapers gain new typesetting machines with the Banner County News installing last week. All offices in the region now equipped except the Record at Bushnell, leaving one omission in the western counties.

Banner County Nebraska Bushnell

Oberfelder to Visit Denver for Mining Interests

Robert S. Oberfelder left Sunday for Denver and other Colorado points where he will spend several days looking after extensive mining interests owned by himself and brother Joseph.

Robert S. Oberfelder Denver Colorado Joseph

Chicago visitor Miss Florence Hardy to stay with Hardy brothers

Miss Florence Hardy of Chicago arrived in town early in the week to visit her brothers W. R. Hardy and A. S. Hardy at W. R. Hardy's home. She plans to remain in town for several weeks.

Florence Hardy Chicago W. R. Hardy A. S. Hardy Miss Hardy

Prominent Harrisburg figure seeks Nebraska secretary of state

Dr Col Page of Harrisburg a longtime Bunner county leader and former county clerk has filed as a Republican candidate for secretary of state for the August primaries. He currently serves as cashier of the Banner County Bank.

Col. Page Harrisburg Bunner County Banner County

Route and Social Visits Across the Area

Route A West Gurley Mrs Walter Aurich visited with Mrs Walter Ehlers on Saturday. Rev Polster and Arnold Stockamp went to Denver on Saturday and drove back a new sedan for the Reverend. Mrs Walker and Mrs Knox went to Sidney on Saturday. George Caldwell and family visited Sunday evening with the Korsmeyers. Fred Feldman began work on Monday for Richard Shultz. M A Shipman Burlington agent at Sidney was driving over the wheat fields on Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Ehlers and Mr and Mrs Walter Aurich drove to Swatslanders on a picnic Sunday. Gir and Mrs Otto Kurz of west Sidney visited Sunday with their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Bert Walker. Mrs Albert Jeudes has so far improved from her long illness that she is able to take short auto rides.

Walter Aurich Walter Ehlers Rev. Polster Arnold Stockamp Denver Walker Knox Sidney George Caldwell Korsmeyers Fred Feldman Richard Shultz M. A. Shipman Burlington Swatslanders Gir Otto Kurz West Sidney Bert Walker

Gurley News Briefs From Gurley Nebraska Local Notes

Several showers visited the locality last week and crops look fine with good prospects for harvest. Sidney visitors included Mrs Ruhter and Irene. Neal Rowan, Agnes Semer nd, and Mr and Mrs Lynn Cunningham toured Court House Rock. Prof Bright of Chadron State Normal visited the high school. Rev Kaub of Sidney and Evangelist Rose spoke to the M E congregation. Ninety six women and girls attended the community hall meeting. Mrs Rose’s address was enjoyed. Evangelist Rose spoke to fifty six men and boys at Gurley Lumber Co. Ivan Walker drove down to Lodge.

Ruhter Irene Sidney Neal Rowan Mmss Agnes Semernd Lynn Cunningham Court House Rock Prof Bright Chadron State Normal Kaub Evangelist Rose M. E

Rosedale Rodeo and Horse Races Announced at New Track

Rodeo races and riding contests along with horses racing at the new track east of the Country club set for May 30. Watch for further particulars from George Burris and J R Brown.

Country Club George Burris J. R. Brown

Gift Shop Advertises Lingerie Clasps and Gifts

A compact ad promotes a Gift Shop offering lingerie clasps shoulder pins vanity items pearl necks memory books leather novelties and related gifts. It promises finding the desired item at the right price.

Rotary District Governor Saxton Visits Sidney Club

District Governor of Rotarians Burton J. Saxton from Sioux City Iowa was the guest of Sidney Rotarians on Thursday of last week. His presence was an occasion of much interest to the local club members.

Burton J. Saxton Sioux City Iowa Sidney

Fishermen John Scheurman and Ex Breternitz at Harris Lake

John Scheurman and Ex Breternitz visited Harris Lake on Sunday for a fishing trip. They hooked a fair catch and battled with several large fish, inspiring a likely good fish story by Mr. Scheurman.

John Scheurman Breternitz Harris Lake Mr. Schuerman

Sidney crowd attends Krueger lake dance for Bunker Hill era

A group from Sidney traveled to Krueger's lake on Wednesday night to attend a dance held to raise funds for the Bunker Hill baseball era. Ron Barker and his Rhythm Rustlers provided the music for the event.

Sidney Krueger

Former Sidney teacher Florence Sixta convalesces at Schuyler

Miss Florence Sixta, ex Sidney schools teacher, is convalescing at her Schuyler home after appendicitis surgery at Omaha Methodist Hospital. Friends report she is recovering well and plans to return next year.

Florence Sixta Sidney Schuyler Methodists Hospital Omaha Miss Sixta

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha May 19 1926

Report from Union Stockyards shows a moderate cattle run about 6 000 on sale with steers and yearlings selling 10 to 15 cents higher. Top on steers $10.00, cattle and calf quotations listed across grades. light hogs in strong demand with top at $14.00 and most sales $13.40 to $13.80.

Union

Prize Charleston Contest and Dance at Tobin Opera House

A coming event of interest will be the prize Charleston contest and dance to be given in the Tobin opera house on Thursday evening May 27. Gra bill's Merrymakers will furnish the usual fine musical program for the dancers.

Tobin Opera House Grabill

Bazaar and dance at St Patrick's auditorium well attended

The Catholic church ladies hosted a bazaar at St Patrick's auditorium on Tuesday with a subsequent dance. The event was well patronized and the evening's program was enjoyed by attendees.

Ladies of the Catholic Church St. Patrick's Auditorium

Chaney Family Journey to Rockport for Funeral

Mr and Mrs A R Chaney and their son Richard traveled by car to Rockport Missouri after the death of Mrs Chaney's mother who passed away Tuesday morning They will stay in Rockport until the funeral is held and return afterward

A.R. Chaney Richard Rockport

Hanson Family Arrives in Sidney for Summer Stay

J. R. Hanson of Hanson Audit in Fremont and his wife with their baby daughter have settled into the Hardy apartments in Sidney and plan to remain through most of the summer.

J. R. Hanson The Hanson Audit Company of Fremont Sidney Hardy Apartments

Bank Representatives to Attend Group 7 Meeting in Nebraska

Representatives of Sidney banks travel to Chippell on Thursday May 7 for the annual meeting of Group 7 members. A program of interest to the banking fraternity will be presented. The event is hosted in a western Nebraska town among the group’s rotating locations and draws keen interest from members.

Sidney Banks Chippell Nebraska

McCormick Leaves Telegraph for Clarion Monitor

Harry McCormick longtime Telegraph advertiser and reporter departed Friday evening with Mrs. McCormick and their daughter for Omaha. He has accepted a position on the Clarion Monitor reporting for duty this week, leaving many friends in town who regret their departure.

Harry McCormick The Telegraph Adr

Lamb market shows light supplies and firm to higher bids

Sheep and lamb receipts were light at around 4200 head on sale. Trade active with fed and clipped lambs 15 to 26 cents higher and spring lambs 25 to 60 cents up. First Idaho spring lambs of the season sold at 16.75, fed clipped lambs 16.15, old sheep steady. Quoted: lambs medium to choice 15.00 to 15.76, clipped lambs 15.10 to 15.15, spring lambs 16.00 to 16.75, feeding lambs 13.00 to 13.60, yearling wethers 10.50 to 12.00, fat ewes 6.00 to 7.50.

Idaho

Faither Reali Reward Faith Quote by John Herman Randall

A quotation attributed to John Herman Randall defines faith as the willingness to untiringly pursue what we seek daily translate possibilities into realities. The remark highlights the mindset behind persistent effort and practical realization of ideas.

John Herman Randall

Gurley School Programs Highlight Parents Day in Sidney

A large Gurley delegation attended Gurley night at the tabernacle in Sidney Tuesday evening. Wednesday was parents day at Gurley schools with many patrons visiting rooms and enjoying programs and exhibits. The year is praised as one of the best, credit going to the teachers for excellent work. Nora Straight visited Gurley Tuesday afternoon. Ella Moore of Gering visits her son Rev. L A Moore and family. Rev Kahse of Sidney attended the meeting Tuesday morning.

Nora Straight Ella Moore Gering Rev L. A. Moore

Bake Sale by W B A at Sidney Meat and Provision

The ladies of the W B A will hold a bake sale at the Sidney Meat and Provision company on Saturday May 22 starting at 2 pm.

Sidney Meat and Provision Company

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the Telegraph Guy V. Doran J. &. Conlolly of Scottsbluff John IX Courtney Leonard Mrs. Ridgeway Fletcher Jim Irwin Ed O'Leary Lodge Pole Sedgwick Gladys Zimmer Sidney Young Lady A.M. Harris Hahler Gar Niles FE. Olson of West Gurley Albert Jeudes South Omaha Kahse Bake Sale Elizabeth Betty”) Clark Cedars Delaware Philadelphia Betty Washington Whits House Coolidge Howard's Sidney, Neb Iiz
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