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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
5
The well informed housekeeper chooses baking powder made with cream of tartar and soda. She avoids alum and lime phosphate substitutes as inferior. She reads ingredient labels and trusts established hygiene authorities in home cooking. New York
B A Jones made a business trip to Bridgeport Thursday. Ed Puthoff also went to Bridgeport Thursday on a business mission. James Wolfe Jr and a Lodgepole friend spent a few hours in Sidney Thursday. Dorcas Society met Thursday afternoon for a busy session with Mrs Radcliffe. Ann and Lillian Roth left Thursday evening to visit relatives in the east for two weeks. Mrs Charles Burkhardt of the W R Woods ranch near Weyerts spent Wednesday and Thursday in town on business and calling friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Higgins and their little son were in town Thursday. Mrs Higgins carries her right arm in a sling after a break a week ago. County Clerk H T Doran was appointed a member of the advisory committee of the Nebraska Republican Publicity Association in Cheyenne County.
H. C. Casselman drove to Sterling Colorado on Monday. Robert Oberfelder visited the northern river country on Wednesday. A box social and dance at Clarence Chambers home in Sidney Draw last Saturday raised 65 dollars for School Dist. No. 156 hosted by teacher Miss Irene Sweet.
Legal notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska records shows Reinhardt B Benda filing a petition for administration of Eulalia Benda deceased who died March 1 1911 resident of Douglas County. Hearing set for November 20 1915 at 9 a m in Sidney with publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
Proceedings detail numerous vendor payments and road work charges in the First and Second Commissioner Districts, including water, lights, salaries, rent, and cement. The board lists many individual claimants, adjourns on December 1, 1915, with H. T. Dora presiding.
A cordial invitation is extended to attend these services by Rector R A Pinkham. Everyone is welcome to participate and join the worship.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the Estate of Frank H King deceased creditors must present claims to the Administratrix for examination adjustment and allowance These meetings occur December 6 1915 and May 19 1916 at 9:00 a m Claim period ends six months from October 22 1915 and one year to settle the estate The notice runs in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before December 6 1915 Witness the County Judge on October 22 1915
Mass at 9 each Sunday and an evening service at 7 30. Instruction each Saturday at 2 o clock.
Bible school at 10 a.m. promptly with preaching and communion at 11 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Preaching at 7:45 p.m. Everyone welcome to attend and enjoy the services.
Bible class and Sunday school at 1030 Services at 11 the first three Sundays in each month. Young People's Society the first Sunday in the afternoon. Family meeting every second Sunday in the afternoon. Ladies' Society meeting every second Sunday. All Scandinavians welcome. CHR. FOLCK Danish Evangel Lutheran Pastor.
The notice invites attendance at Bible School on November 7 with remaining services led by Harold Ford of Bethany who will sing and perform solos. Public is cordially invited to all services. Pastor Evangelist G R Miller signs the announcement.
Missionary meetings will be held at the Danish Lutheran church south of Potter from Friday October 29 to Sunday October 31 starting Friday at 11 a m. All Scandinavians welcome. Chas Falck Danish Lutheran Pastor.
Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Thomas Antrim on Tuesday November 9 at 2 30 P M Promptly Program includes Song Prayer Scripture Lesson Prayer Paper Mrs Owens Biography Mrs Wallick Kings Highway Mrs Antrim Song Mrs Owens Home Missions in Action by Miss er Bible Drill Daily reading and prayer All ladies invited to attend.
Mrs Hitchcock heads the fourth grade while high school freshmen enjoyed a gym party Saturday with Miss Webb as sponsor. The new high school building advances slowly but surely with expected Christmas readiness. Seventh and eighth grade girls, directed by Miss Hodge, begin basketball practice alongside high school gym work coached by Miss Schulte and Miss Hodge. Grammar school and high school boys, under Mr Strain and Mr Dunlap, will soon wear winter uniforms. High school coaches monitor progress in the new gym while the old ceiling seems lower this year. Normal Trainers near end of nine week Geography review and will shift to Arithmetic. Several teachers attended the state teachers association in Omaha on Tuesday.
Superintendent W. J. Braham Miss Neubauer Miss Grace McFadden Miss Olive Mann Miss Winifred Wood Miss Martha Greenlee Miss Esther Devine and County Superintendent Miss McFadden will spend a day at Lincoln visiting university boys. Greenlee Devine and Devine’s cousin join. Braham will stay an extra day on special missions but all return Monday.
Dalton, October 27 1915. Miss Martha Loretto Connelly of Dalton married Fern A Reimnour of Bridgeport at the Alliance Catholic church. Rev Father Connelly performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Connelly and the couple will reside in Bridgeport.
John J. Spies of Kearney was injured when his car collided with a Kearney Callaway motor near Amherst. The vehicle was wrecked and Spies thrown about 100 feet. He was taken to Kearney for treatment with numerous injuries not expected to be fatal unless complications arise.
Notice states The Sidney Drug Company a Nebraska corporation has dissolved and liquidated all indebtedness and terminated business and corporate existence on September 30 1915. The document is subscribed September 30 1915 by W W F Bassett President L O Fundingl snd Vice President and Treasurer, comprising all stockholders.
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