Sidney News Breeze of Local Movements and Visits
W. E. Hinman moved into his new home on Thursday. Sidney was visited by a Salvation Army delegation last week. Robert S. Oberfelder left Saturday for a short business trip to Denver and New Mexico. Sophie Gould is learning to set type at The Sidney Telegraph. Katherine and Martha Greenlee expected home tonight from Peru for summer vacation. Mrs. J. E. Niswander and her baby of Cheyenne arrive tomorrow to visit Miss Edith Morrison. James Haselwood has fitted his car with a 1911 engine and is ready to drive again. Mr. and Mrs. M. Leibhart of Hastings spent last week with their son C. E. Liebhart and family. L. Perkins left Thursday for Oregon with an emigrant car to join parents there. Victor Knox, after ten weeks, can walk about the house under a physician’s care. Mrs. Sam Sweet and baby plus Mrs. Anderson left Tuesday for Denver to visit relatives. In a week, Frances Hart and Clara Klein depart for Alliance for eight weeks at summer normal school to teach next year.
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Sidney
Frances Hart
Clara Klein
Alliance
Miss Gwene Stokes Crowned Floral Queen in Denver
Miss Gwene Stokes will serve as floral queen at a June entertainment in Denver, highlighting local social events and pageantry.
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Gwene Stokes
Denver
Homesteaders Move In As Claims Are Filed Near Winston
Bob Robinson has taken a claim near Winston and will soon join the army of homesteaders. George Kretz finished final proof on his homestead before County Judge Gapen on May 23 with witnesses A. Johnson and Otto Kurz. Mrs. Elizabeth Elston made final homestead proof May 18 before U S Commissioner Oberfelder with witnesses 8 P Jones and W R Wood. Miss Charlotte Cooley, Sidney Eighth Grade teacher, declines offers to work elsewhere and will attend college next year. Mrs. S H Snyder and children move from Lincoln to Sidney and will begin housekeeping in the Rest Room house rental.
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Bob Robinson
Winston
The
Army of Homesteaders
George Kretz
Gapen
A. Johnson
Otto Kurz
Elizabeth Elston
U.S
Oberfelder
P. Jones
W. R. Wood
Charlotte Cooley
Sidney
S. H. Snyder
Lincoln
Miss Evans Elected to Intermediate Posts in Rawlins and Laramie
Friends congratulate Miss Evans on her recent election to intermediate posts in Rawlins and Laramie. The Laramie role carries a salary of 80 dollars per month.
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Miss Evans
Laramie
Wye
Rawlins
Idaho course beckons for Tucker and Merifield
Johnnie Tucker and Vernon Merifield depart next Wednesday for a course at the Idaho Mechanical Institute in Weiser Idaho. They start on a constructive path with the belief that a good trade brings lifelong advantage. The Omaha Boosters visited Sidney Monday morning for about thirty minutes, dispersing souvenirs and greeting local merchants while a band played. Mrs Banty at the Sidney Mercantile fell ill Tuesday afternoon with suspected food poisoning but recovered to continue her duties. H P Loft marked his fourteenth milestone on Thursday and a party hosted by his mother featured the Juvenile band, Miss Jackson and others with a luncheon and games helping celebrate healthful pleasure.
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Johnnie Tucker
Vernon Merifield
Idaho Mechanical Institute
Weiser
Idaho
Omaha Boosters
Boosters
Sidney
H. P.loft
Frandsen
Olean
Miss Jackson
Born to Mr and Mrs Roy Matlock May 21 a girl
Len Sherwin of Winston visited Sidney on Tuesday. Charles Tate of Lodgepole was in Sidney Tuesday.
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Mrs. Roy Matlock
Len Sherwin
Winston
Sidney
Charles Tate
Lodgepole
Five Automobilists Travel Through Sidney on Way to Lincoln
A party of five motorists passed through Sidney while traveling from Greeley to Lincoln. They crossed through the town without incident, continuing their journey toward the Nebraska capital.
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Sidney
Greeley
Lincoln
Closing Day Exercises Delight Visitors
Miss Neubauer's room held closing day exercises on Thursday and visitors praised the children's performance.
Leichhart Sees Cheyenne County Land as Appealing
C E Leichhart says Cheyenne County land, prices and climate look good to him. Prices out west have been placed as high as the enthusiasm of the investment seekers.
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C. E. Leichhart
Cheyenne County
West
Eighth Grade Graduates Told to Expect Your Presence
Opera House hosts Monday night ceremony where forty nine eighth graders will receive attention. The event asks attendees to appreciate the moment and honor those due for their guidance.
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Opera House
Brown Sanitarium Shines After Fresh Coat of Paint
Mrs C P Ard and her son Sam of Sterling visited her sister Mrs Morris Tinsman on Tuesday. The T N Club met Wednesday with Mrs Parks and again spent the afternoon in profit and pleasure.
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C. P. Ard
Sammy of
Sterling
Morris Tinsman
T. N. Club
Sundl Resident Travels via Sidney to Denver
Hank Neumann of Sundl pas sed through Sidney this week en route for Denver where he visited his mother.
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Hank Neumann
Sundl
Sidney
Denver
Cheyenne Indians Open Home Season This Saturday
The Cheyenne Indians start their home season at Cheyenne on Saturday with a number of Sidney residents heading to witness the game.
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Cheyenne Indians
Cheyenne
Joseph Oberfelder Receives Two Honors At Once
Joseph Oberfelder was named head delegate of his district to the Head Camp of the Modern Woodmen of the World meeting June 20 in Buffalo New York. He was also elected Grand Trustee of the A O U W to serve a six year term.
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Joseph Oberfelder
Woodmen of the World
Buffalo
N.Y
Two Masses Held on Ascension Day at Catholic Church
On Ascension Day, two masses were held at the Catholic church at 7:30 and 9. Many attended. Surveyor Bordwell surveyed the road between sections 25 and 26 on Friday after a petition by V. F. Kucera. Cattlemen will have ample room to drive stock without trespassing.
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Bordwell
V. F. Kucera
Woman's Club Hosts Saturday Exchange at Baldwin's Store
The Woman's Club will hold an exchange on Saturday afternoon June 3 at one o'clock at J. C. Baldwin's store. The event offers ready meals and plenty of good things to save readers from Sunday dinner cooking. Pure linseed oil available, one gallon guaranteed, from Sidney Drug Co.
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Woman’s Club
J. C. Baldwin’s
Railroad Notes Highlight Sidney Area Rail Activity
Local rail line updates report numerous U P officials visiting Sidney and nearby. Ten new 500 class engines in transit westward. grading gangs active east of Sidney. new passenger engines expected soon for the Wyoming division. round trip Portland rate offered for Rose Festival travel.
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J. H. Bates
F. H. Peck
U. P. Railroad and Express
R. F. Sopher
Memorial Sermon at Methodist Church This Sunday
A memorial sermon titled Price of Liberty will be preached at the Methodist church Sunday at 11 a.m. by Rev. C F Chapman of North Platte. The service will include good music and a cordial welcome for all, and Rev Chapman will also preach at the Episcopal church tomorrow.
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Methodist Church
C.F. Chapman
North Platte
Episcopal Church
Sidney Electric Service Co. Holds Material Cost Report
Committee reports material costs for electrical work including Pease & Sons Latnitgy, Sidney Lumber Co. and paints from Sweet, rope and pulleys from Essig, labor from Webb Bradbury and Hadley, hauling by Albert Hadley, and City Garage labor. Cash balance to fund larger cable and extra arch on sign. Committee members E McLernon Camelin and A J Jorgenson.
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Sidney Electric Service Co
Pease & Sons
Sidney Lumber Co
SR Sweet
Essig
C Webb
Bradbury
SC Webb
Albert Hadley
Fee
Ae City Garage
Home Land Co
McLernon
McNish Land Co
Swenson Land Co
Fishman
Sidney Mere Co
Hinman
Tobin
Benisham Ford Schutz
GT Buzza
Fundingsland
Tobia A
Ziebert
Kruse & Klein
Pulver
Wolf Jewelry
LG Simon
Robinson Ves
AR LeSeuer
FA Gapen
American Bank
TF Thornburg
Harper
Jonessee
CW Hornaday
DJ Scanlon
HT Doran
Chas Callahan
JA Bentley
Western Realty Co
City Garage
CF Liebha
Geo Moore
Mitchell
HG Hanna
Miss McFaddens School Program Closes Year With Visitors
The Miss McFadden room hosted a Wednesday year end program with many visitors and an enjoyable children’s entertainment. Lutheran ladies earned about $100 from a supper, candies contributing $25. Their effort, preparing and serving, was praised as a labor of love.
Miss Murray Considers Move From High School to College
Miss Mabel Murray who has filled the Latin and English position since Miss MacMillan left is near deciding to leave the high school for college next year. She is weighing a professorship offer at a large western Normal School.
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Mabel Murray
Miss MacMillan
Miss Murray
Western Normal School
Harper couple enjoys western trip and Imperial Valley stay
Mr and Mrs J W Harper returned from a western trip praising the Imperial Valley California where crops thrive. William Harper lives on 80 acres near Holtville and is ditching and breaking land with crops due by June 1. He built a new house and settled into life in a land of many possibilities.
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J. W. Harper
Imperial Valley
California
Wm. Harper
Holtville
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Hinman
Salvation Army
Robert S. Oberfelder
New Mexico
Sophie Gould
Sidney Telegraph
Katherine
Martha Greenlee
Peru
J.e.niswander
Baby
Edith Morrison
James Haselwood
Mrs. M. Leibhart
Hastings
C.e.liebhart
L. Perkins
Oregon
Victor Knox
Sam Sweet
Anderson
Mrs. Sweet
Sidney, Nebraska
John Thomas
Bayard
Pacific Coast
Will Jeudes
Mr. Schwartz
J. B. Halston
Fred Korsemeyer
Will Eden
H. Ehmke
Wilder
Chicago Record- Herald
Anteed
Sidney Drrug Co
J. Cc
Baldwin
Baldusin’s
Railroad Notes
H. R. Sampson
Pine Bluffs
Ed Dedrick
Letts, Smith and Roth
W. J. Shoemaker
Shrear
Dalton
Peter Polus
Portland
Charles Simon
W.H. Murray
U. P
Here
Ernest Worden
Mr. Seipers
Omaha
Judge Grimes
Union Pacific
Gering
C. W. Ware
Telegraph Department
W.H. Benham
Columbus
U.P
Burlington
Grace Chadwick
St. Andrews Hospital
Mra
J. Hudson
E. McLernon
O. Camelin
A.J Jorgenson
Committee
Glothing Company
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