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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
6
Located twenty miles north of Sidney on the Burlington railroad, the town has grown in ten years from wild prairie origins into a center of diverse business. It anchors a thriving grain belt with two large elevators at capacity and serves as a heavy shipping point for potatoes and hogs, driven by enterprising merchants.
Notice states Herman Armuth filed May 15 1914 with the Dal ton Village Trustees for a malt spirituous and vinous liquor license at Lot 12 Block 3 original town Dal ton from June 1 1914 to April 30 1915. Objections remonstrances or protests must be filed within two weeks from May 18 1914 for license grant.
Two used machines offered by Dalton Lumber Co a 15 45 Case Steam Tractor and a 20 HP International Gasoline Tractor both described as in good shape and priced to sell cheaply.
The Presbyterian church of Dalton invites everyone in Dalton and vicinity to weekly services including Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m evening service at 8 p m and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m led by Alexander Wimberly.
Eight will be confirmed into the German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church at Dalton on Monday June 1 Services begin at 9 30 a m and holy communion given Paul Otto Spehr pastor
Mrs John Willis traveled to Chadron to visit her mother. Dr Hedlund went to Aurora to tend his ill father, with Mrs Hedlund accompanying him. Mrs Iverson and Mrs Andreen visited Alliance to consult Dr Slagle. Allen Hedges plans to move from Dalton to Guernsey Wyoming for a homestead. Dick Willims returned from Guernsey with news of securing a homestead nearby. John Willis attended the Bankers Convention in Grand Island. The Woman's Club was entertained by Miss Claire Armuth. Simon Fishman visited Dalton, and Mrs Ravert traveled via Simla between trains.
Neighbors and friends gathered to surprise Mrs. Schrear on her eighty second birthday last Friday. Other items note Kimball and Dalton playing ball Sunday in Dalton and Adah Hill visiting from Alliance to Simla for vacation. Services planned at the Lutheran church Sunday with many confirmations. A ball boys dance last Saturday drew a large crowd and another dance is set for Blone's barn east of town Saturday night.
Potter Nebraska faces weather and growth as several families relocate to farms. new business openings and pastor plans emerge while the Nelson Stewart nuptials unite Mae Stewart of Blair and Joseph Nelson of Potter with community well wishes.
The piece warns that tuberculosis kills hundreds in the United States and warns of signs like overwork worry and bronchitis. It claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens lungs, nourishes blood, and builds strength to resist consumption. It urges use and rejects substitutes.
In a Sunday match Fairview lost to White Sox 23 to 9. Montauk ranch notes report moving the diamond east of the ranch, cattle strays near Moore's, and ongoing farm work. Local dancers drew a crowd at Montauk ranch while flax and corn progress with recent rain improving conditions.
A fire Wednesday afternoon damaged a building but was contained before total loss. A large hole was burned in the floor and wall. John Quinn hauled a fat hog to Sidney last Saturday. before arrival the hog perished from the heat, weighing about 600 pounds.
A compact update from Grand Prairie lists weather, local work and visits. Herman Theil works in Sidney as a carpenter while Birdie Craig finished teaching at Colton last week. Florence Johnson and family traveled to Sterling on business, and Mrs. Annie Nelson with children visited Nels Johnson's. Benna Wassum and family attended eighth grade graduation with Edith. Florence Johnson recovers from a broken collar bone. Walter Wassum returns to work as a relief station agent. Joel Schad visits Mons Johnson's, and Paul Kappler plans a California move with his family in a new car. Fred Plorin’s health remains slow to improve after hospital discharge.
Omaha reports show wheat in storage at 223,908 bushels, less than half of last year, as optimism over a bumper crop and rising prices spurred by Hessian fly fears drains elevator holdings. Corn inventories, unlike wheat, have risen, with more corn stored than a year ago.
A Omaha delegation of bankers and business men will travel to Washington to present their protest against inclusion in the Tenth regional bank district once a hearing date is set. The Federal Reserve Board is not yet organized and vacancies on the board remain unfilled, delaying action on Nebraska and Wyoming complaints.
R J Jackeman aged 75 from Beatrice Nebraska died at St Luke s hospital three hours after being struck and run over by an automobile on Lindell boulevard. The car owner driver was Charles J Boehm and he was accompanied by his wife.
One hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh promised by Hall's Catarrh Cure. I J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Endorsers include National Bank of Commerce Toledo. Cure claimed to act upon blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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