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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
18
All dogs must be tagged immediately to comply with local dog license rules. The notice urges owners in Bowman Marshall to secure and display current licenses without delay.
Ledger style bank condition notices from Nebraska in May 1920 list three banks, American Bank of Sidney Lorenzo State Bank Gurley State Bank with figures for loans deposits capital stock and profits. Notaries attest to sworn statements filed with the State Bureau of Banking.
Meo and Mrs C W Smith of Gurley attended the opening ball game here Wednesday. OH Courtright from Potter transacted business and called on friends. Mr and Mrs Luke were in Sidney shopping and visiting friends. R A Charlton of The Western Auto Co. is in Denver this week on business. Nels Penderson of Lincoln is in Sidney auditing city books for several years. Miss Gertrude Nelson of Potter shopped in the city and visited Sidney friends midweek. Miss Anna Uncapher of Broadwater visited Sidney and Potter. Mr and Mrs J C Jorgenson of Sundl visited Sidney shopping and handling business. Stephen Jensen spent the spody part of this week in Scottsbluff country on truck and tractor business. Mrs and Mrs B W Jewett of Gurley were visitors from their area.
City to attend the game between Fort Russell and Sidney Wednesday. Woo Hodgkins left Thursday for Turlington Cola to transfer business affairs and look after land investments. John Nordwell of Lodgepole was in Sidney on Thursday visiting business. Oscar Redeau of Potter was a Sidney visitor this week noting busy spring crop activities.
We thank neighbors and friends for many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our mother.
W L Weber, long employed by the Sidney Transfer Co, died early Saturday morning at the Commercial Hotel from heart trouble. He had not been well for several days but remained about. The 24 hour illness ended his life. A well liked young man, he was known for careful, steady work and for making friends during his stay here. His home and family are in Charlotte, North Carolina, where his parents and relatives reside. Two brothers came for the body, which was shipped home at the start of the week.
Advertisement notes clothing at cost minus twenty percent at AER EERS and mentions acetylene welding auto repair and ad accessories via Brew er and Wallace. It urges readers to see the Red Viper at the Methodist Church tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening in a Telegraph notice.
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