Soldier’s Last Tattoo at Life’s Parade Set Amid Fame
A fragment of verse recalls the soldier’s final tattoo as life’s parade ends. The brave and fallen are honored on fame’s eternal camping-ground.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
11
A fragment of verse recalls the soldier’s final tattoo as life’s parade ends. The brave and fallen are honored on fame’s eternal camping-ground.
Ed Hoot of Potter visited our city on Wednesday. A Maley sold a car load of hogs on the local market Tuesday. Henry Minshall of Gurley transacted business in this city on Tuesday. Dr BE L Mantor returned home from Chicago Saturday evening. Fred Parks of Laramie Wyoming transacted business in this city last week. Ed Traphagen of Tryon Nebraska was a visitor on Wednesday. Arthur Oldenburg of Lodge Pole was here on Wednesday. Clark Fuller of Broadwater was calling on old friends Wednesday. Judge Joseph Oberfelder left Tuesday evening for Omaha on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Woodcox of Broadwater were visitors Wednesday. Fred N Austin of Fort Collins Colorado was transacting business here Wednesday. Joe Bettendorf and wife of Utica are here with Mr Bettendorf’s, who is critically ill. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong is taking a vacation from her duties in Dr Harry Mantor's office. Bert Bates and Bert Line of Lodge Pole attended the burial of Charles C Nelson in this city on Wednesday.
The North Piates Fieral Co advertises special extra fine tomato plants at one cent each for potted plants and sweet potato plants at one dollar per 108. Pepper plants priced per dozen. See wee ened for details.
The community records Wednesday evening events at St Patrick's academy with graduations attended by Mr and Mrs Brant Broadwater Mrs W W Jordan hosts a seven o clock dinner at the Country club Thursday evening. Several visitors from Bethune Colorado and Lincoln were present for the graduation exercises and county officials Warren Howard Emil Torgenson and J Perry attended court in the city. County officials Pavilat and Goding traveled to Lincoln Wednesday evening for county business.
Local store Burke's Candy offers juicy red cherries dipped in chocolate at 58 cents per pound. Shoppers enjoy a sweet treat with a simple fruit and confection combination.
Byron Stephenson of Lincoln a Northwestern Mutual Life representative transacted business in Sidney during the week. Bankers passed through Skizey on No 3 Thursday en route to a convention in Kimball. Mrs G F Liebendorfer hosted Jean’s sixth birthday party with about fifteen guests. The Keystone Methodist church held farewell gatherings for local families moving away. Mrs Glenn Brock and baby Harold arrived from Fellows Calif for an indefinite stay with her Wooldridge family. she was formerly Helen Wooldridge. E O Barber of Chicago Title and Trust Denver looked after business in Sidney early in the week. first trip to Sidney impressed him. H W Ellis plans to attend Memorial Day events in Cheyenne with the Medinah Temple Shrine Band and Shriners. Mrs Margaret Quinn Mullin and Miss Eileen Quinn North Platte visited for graduation at St Patrick’s Academy, aiding Myra Jo Quinn. Sidney High School bought five new Underwood typewriters for the commercial department, reinforcing its strong program.
Ray Swift Fred Wittrock Ted Englert J H Lannegar Peter Lensen A B Persinger A J Ernest Allen Lough F W Hoiten Walter Thorngate W H McInerney Franklin Hornaday storekeeper Grigaby travel. A 12 1/2 pound boy born May 24 to Earl Ledbetter. F A Tull family moving to Smithfield. J J Shields John Halston George Thirwall ill in Omaha. W C Shriver in city. Case G Barns editor called. V A Southwick welcomed a new nine and a half pound boy born May 24. Mrs Harry Heing visiting. Earl Haworth Hershel Spearow Clark Wooldridge fished at Saratoga. Clarence Sutter takes 30 day Wyoming Colorado vacation.
Fred Hazzard took his family to Millard Nebraska on Sunday and returned Tuesday leaving them for a visit with relatives and friends. He reports conditions in this section of the state are not as good as here and that everything there is in dire need of moisture.
Mr and Mrs Joe Eaks will leave this week for Norfolk to establish their future home. He has served as manager of the Western Union office here for two years and will transfer to Norfolk in the same capacity, a promotion for him.
Livestock in the county moves freely with top prices as Bronson's new stock yards opened this weekend. Al Bauer bought two carloads of hogs on Saturday and one carload on Monday in the area, while securing a fine Denver market price for choice baby beef.
The Burlington route announces new train times effective Sunday May 31 with departures from Sidney for No 301 at 2 45 am and No 304 at 8 13 am and revised daily times for Nos 304 308 302 and 301. No 301 will arrive in Denver at 8 am instead of 8 25 am under the updated schedule.
Joe Trinnier Henry Dean Joe Miller Mark Iddings Fred Lindberg Jake Swinder and wife H B Clark and wife Bernard Clark Richard Wildes Sidney Webster Rev Sturder aut R and W Canaday Fred and Glen Morrill Mrs Johnson Frederick McDaniel and R P Scott were among Bridgeport area attendees at the burial of Charles C Johnson held here on Wednesday.
F B Dysart general council for Peters Trust of Omaha and a leader in the state legislature toured the county with Golden Krats. They traveled by car to review business matters and were shown the main points of interest in the area, with Dysart especially impressed by Sidney and its country club.
The St Martha's Guild will hold a bake sale on Saturday June 6 at Greenlees at 2 30 PM. Committee members are Mrs F B Tobin Mrs James Curless and Mrs A K Greenlee.
Hermann Schroeder came back at week’s end after a two week stay in Lakeview Oregon spent mixing business with leisure.
Mrs Hodgkin entertained at an afternoon bridge party at her home on Wednesday in honor of Mrs Clarke of Lincoln who is visiting. Four tables played and a luncheon followed. Mrs Jordan won first prize with Mrs Dimery second and Mrs Clarke received a guest prize.
Frank Wyman is visiting Berkley California during a vacation and remains on thirty days leave of absence from his duties with the Union Pacific.
Miss Beulah Grabill has returned from North Platte where she taught the past year and will spend her vacation at her home here.
Fred Tull leaves his rip track duties for a ninety day leave and travels to Kearney to farm during the summer.
The Girls Friendly Society held a steak fry in the hills north of town Tuesday evening marking the last meeting of the year. They plan to reorganize in the fall.
James R. Hansen of the Hansen Audit company is visiting Sidney and will travel through Cheyenne county and neighboring counties for the next two to three months on firm business.
Peter Nelson of north of Potter transacted business in this city on Wednesday. Mt. Nelson and his sons are leaving Friday for a fishing trip in the northern part of the state. The snooker table ordered by Joe Simodynes for his billiard parlor arrived Monday and was put into operation on Tuesday. This is an old English game and in the last few years has taken America by storm.
Mrs. I N Pindell came back Saturday evening to her home from Schuyler where she had been recuperating from an operation at the home of her parents.
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