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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

9

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Local railroad and express changes noted

Telegraph reports visiting auditors J H Bates and F H Peck from the U P railroad and express company checked R F Sopher who is retiring. W J Logan of Fort Morgan appointed. Johnnie Tucker and Vernon Merifield to Idaho Mechanical Institute Welser course. Frances Hart and Clara Klein to Alliance summer normal school eight weeks. Sidney competes in oratorical contests. J M Swenson wins first and Clayton Radcliffe second in university college of law oratorical contest.

J. H. Bates F. H. Peck U. P. Railroad Express Company R. F.sopher Mr. Sopher W. J. Logan Fort Morgan Johnnie Tucker Vernon Merifield Idaho Mechanical Institute Welser Idaho Frances Hart Clara Klein Alliance Sidney Elmer Nelson The State University College of Law J. M. Swenson Clayton Radcliffe

Rail derailment damages Lodge Pole depot in old report

The telegraph recalls a 24 year old incident where a rail derailed four cars at Lodge Pole damaging the depot platform and nearly destroying the depot building. Also noted are the arrival of H H Harder with Nevada cattle, a missing resident Mrs. Henry Nolte near Sidney, and reflections on a Cheyenne county cattle business and a historic travel cost report to California.

Lodge Pole H. H. Harder St. George Ottawa Kansas Cheyenne County California Tourisl San Francisco

Sidney ranchman unloads fine Hereford bull from Kearney

Charles Vernon of Sidney Draw unloaded a fine thoroughbred Hereford bull shipped from Kearney last Saturday. QO. D. Lyon receives official notice of appointment as Sidney postmaster and will assume duties in June. The appointment meets general approval. A. T. Snyder and family, longtime county residents, began overland travel to the Pacific coast last Wednesday.

Charles Vernon Sidney Draw Kearney QO. D. Lyon Sidney A. T. Snyder Pacific Coast

Cowboys Gather in Sidney as Roundup Begins

Forties era notes Sidney with new settlers breaking land and a bustling town. Over 250 cowboys arrive for a western roundup route from Horse creek to Julesburg then McKalligan's, while MN prairie schooners head toward Oregon and merchants report lively trade. Archers and croquet rise in popularity as local clubs launch this season.

Sidney Minnesota Oregon Oberfelder and Company Horse Creek Julesburg McKalligan’s Rush Creek

Grand Prairie Social Roundup Near Sidney Visits

Grand Prairie residents and visitors keep busy with a long list of calls, dinners, and gatherings from Monday to Monday. Henry Kragel Sophie and Clara join trips to Sidney while James Irwin families attend dinners and church events. Ellington and Jorgensen host guests. graduation day and a picnic near Leeman canons mark weekend activities.

Henry Kragel Sophie Frank Christensen Dale Harrison Julesburg Mons Johnson W. W. Craig Helen Gladys Elington John Hokom James Irwin Robert Fred J. C. Jorgensen William Edna Ernest Joe Helen Frerichs Joe Wickard Gladys Ellington Helen Christensen Harold Graham Raymond Sidney Albert J. Johnson L. A. Pearson Dorothy Graham Anna Jorgensen Gustave Clara Charles Welton Sewing Club Evelyn Johnson Erma Welton Evenng Andrew Johnson John Olson Gurley A. R. Graham Cheyenne Mise Gladys Ellington West Ethel Crothy Irwin Leeman Canons Henry James A. R. Tremain Woodmen Lodge Chappel Ed Miles Grand Prairie Will Frerida Wickard Krueger's Lake August Gade Sund Alva Hart Will Neick Albert

Local Pageant Draws Big Sterling Crowd

A large nearby crowd enjoyed a Sterling pageant last Monday praised as the best in some time. Various residents made trips to the county seat and back, with numerous social visits, dances, and a neighborly ice cream social postponed to May 30 at the Hilliard ranch.

Sterling P. R. Bell George McCall Clarence Beebe Ed Binney Bert Hillard M. T. Moore Arthur McKelvey Robert Nicholas Iliff Howard Phillips Chas. Brecht Ruth McCall George Dan Beebe Ruth J. F. McKelvey Milo Moore A. D. Hilliard Thurslay Nora English Wilma Reeves Lois Reeves Dorothy English N Crook Dorothy Bobby Nicholas Hilliard Ranch

Community notes from Sidney and area events

Social visits to the Frank Kurz home and Matt Hemmer residence are reported along with May 21 meeting of the Sidney Draw O D O at Mrs. Matt Hemmer’s. Mrs. Frank Kurz elected treasurer. Fireless cookers demo and circulars shared. Nearby visitors include Frances Lacy and several named locals. A horse riding mishap near the tracks involved Clara and Fern, with bystander boys aiding. Various visits, dinners, and a wind glazing note at Mahler Ores conclude the items.

Mary Tillie Hemmer Frank Kurz Schley Mr.Lampoon Frank Kurs Sidney Draw Frances Lacy A R. LeSueur Thurston J. Buettner Ben Hauch Joe Kause F. Bailiff John Harshman John Kurz Ann Kure John O'Neil E. van Alstyn Frank Interholzinger Jerome Denninger Ralph Denninger Jack Rabbits Mr. Schley John Seidel Dora Bertha Bert John Clara Fern Willie George )Hockerson Betty Jane Matt Hemmer Cecilia Kurz van Alstyns Seidel Frances Sidney

Be Photographed This Year On Your Birthday Adverts

An advertisement in The Telegraph promises results for clients. It suggests being photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio. It also promotes David Cole Creamery buying produce with top prices for poultry and eggs.

Phelps Studio

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Guy V. Doran Sebr Telegraph William Frericks Mr. Wickard Floreen Henricks W. O. Johnson E. A. Johnson Will Frerichs Chris Junker Josie Irwin Spring Canyon L. H. Pope Haxtun Mr. Pope Roy Crable Beebe Taff Coats Navy Polaire Georgette Children’s Bloomers Braasiers Derby Leon Fine Ford Ford de Sidney Motor Sales Co Lincoln Sidney, Nebraska David Cole Poultry and Eggs Broilers Turkeys Ducks and Geese Roosters Sidney Ice & Storage Co Bonham Brothers Co North Platte Floral Co
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