Meadow Lawn Hounds and Local Socials Near Redington
Meadow Lawn residents near Redington spent Monday night at Charles Mayers as coyotes loom this winter. Several locals, including Miss Sue Sheehan and Miss Irma Morrow, visited friends in Sidney and returned. others hauled hogs, drove to Potter, Scottsbluff, and Dalton for visits and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Redington
Charles Mayer
Sue Sheehan
Sidney
Irma Morrow
Margaret Miller
Leona Mowrer
Willard Mower
Chester Kerrick
Jillson
Clas
Prim
Mr. Stark
Dalton
Feath Osborn
Local Social and Farm Note In Sidney Area
Bunker Hill Glen Tinles agreed to Sidney on Wednesday. Neighbors visited John Borcher and Theo Borcher. Mrs. H Troutman hosted friends for a Wednesday evening dance. Families attended Farmers Union and local calls. trips to Sidney occurred Friday through Sunday with several autos. Walter Sapper family moved to Sidney for winter work on a new garage. Glen Bules recovered from illness while J A Lund sale drew attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tinles
Sidney
Carl Schmidt
Baby
John Borcher
Glen Bales
Kenneth
Theo
Borcher
Farmers Union
Theo. Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
BE. “Troutman
Freda Welkwm
Sutton
Nebraska
E. W. Roberts
Fred Beyer
Mike Schwartz
Curt Scott
Cash Scott
Vernon
Hilbert Horcher
Victor Knox
Kazar
Walter Sapper
Glen Bules
J. A. Lund
Local People Attend Events in Sidney Area
North Divide Dufford Osborn was sick last week. Henry Johnson and Hannes Busboom helped Anton Grandquist move a cow barn on Wednesday. Mrs H F Busboom and children visited Mrs C B Kinton. Mrs Glen Bales and Kenneth visited Theo Korcher home. Homer Haskins and Sidney Fred Sternberg visited business on Thursday. Dress forms made for Mrs Ed Wolvert by Mesdames Kinton Ely Haskins Johnson and Busboom on Friday. Grandquist to Sidney Friday. Pearl Kinton of Kimball stayed with Clyde Kinton’s family. Fred Sternberg attended Armistice Day in Sidney Saturday forenoon. M W Osborn and daughter visited his mother Sunday. Anton Grandquist and Hannes Busboom helped Henry Johnson butcher Monday. Clarence Ely motored to Sidney Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
M. Y. Haskins
Johnson
H. F
Busboom
Ed Wolvert
Anton Grandquist
Sidney
Miss Pearl Kinton
Kimball
Clyde
Fred Sternberg
M. W. Osborn
Osborn
Anton, Grandquist
Hannes
Henry Johnson
Clarence Ely
Johnny McDonnell
Geo, Louderback
Dan Brandt
Sterling
FE. R. Harding
Edwin
Peetz
Ed Rogers
Irene
Claude Simpson
Twin Truttes
T. W. Simpson
Calkins
Miss Cleo Holmes
W. A. Holmes
Duluth
Minnesota
Miss Holmes
Janet
J. C. Miles
Curt Thornton
Sedgwick
Roy Holmes
Asa Hostetler
Crook
Asa
A. B. Jelenik’s
Minnie Brossard
Phil Brossard
Telegraph Ad Revenue Warning on Local Taxi Ad
A short, unsigned note urges local businesses to advertise in The Telegraph to boost revenue. It claims both advertiser and newspaper profit depend on ad presence. The message emphasizes mutual benefit and cautions against skipping ads.
Local notes from South Colton and Lakeview area
In the South Colton area residents discuss post election attitudes and community updates. Mrs J Wf Wendte and Mrs Chas Denver visit, N 2E Wood family calls, threshing changes with Eric Brauer, repairs pending after break down, sprouts from recent rains, Neinhuser and Turner helping with threshing, Clay Lacher delivers wheat to Colton, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Novac, Cabe plans to stay and decorate, J E Gill readies annual turkey shoot, Wendte and Wood attend county farmers meeting in Sidney as Lakeview Local delegates, reports expected at next meeting, election outcomes cited with cautious outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wf. Wendte
Chas
Denver
Rezinina
Lakeview
Wood
L. BE
Eric Brauer
Manuel
Louis
Henry Neinhuser
Erle Brauer
Gerald Turner
Clay Lacher
Colton
Fred Novac
I. BE. Cabe
J. E. Gill
J. H. Wendte
N. E. Wood
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Spring Canyon Blizzards Sweep Through Region
Local notes report back to back Sunday storms named Spring Canyon Blizzards. Many residents aided by hauling lumber and cabs for schools while posts and power lines were affected by high winds. Voters turned out for county superintendent re election. Community events include a November 22 school program and box supper at Clevenger Bagent hall with coffee for non donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Beebe
Crook
Ellis Dunn
Dan Beebe
Clarence
Proctor
Miss Allison
Lloyd Coaltrain
George McCall
Peetz
Robert Nicholas
Carl Summers
Zodiac LeBlanc
E Sterling
Roy Beebe
Ruth McCall
Doris Mentgen
Deurado
Sunnyslope
Clevenger
Bagent Hall
Maxine Beebe
Teachers’ Institute
Denver
Sam Pollock
Frank Dubray
Ickes News at White House Weeklong Visit
Ickes News of Bridgeport spend the week at the White House. Sidney visitors include Mr and Mrs J W Eckert and Miss Sheehan. Local calls and visits occur among Kreader Cress Guill Morrow Hedlund Mowrer Miller Walsh Weed Winkleman Ahlers and Bayard residents with school building move noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwell
Evelyn
Bridgeport
J. W. Eckert
Sidney
Geo. Beyers
W. Eckert
Ed Morrow
J. C. Kreader
Potter
Geo. Ahlers
Click Farm
Phone No 8 Commercial Hotel office bus to any part of city
A terse classified notice lists a commercial hotel office and a bus service to any city area. It notes a phone number 8 and offers transport contact details for potential customers.
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Lodgepole Week
Lodgepole items list social visits and travel notes from Weyerts Omaha Sidney and Chappell. Mentions include Mrs Iquarry Wellingham and Miss Mildred Baker arrivals, Jewett and Persinger family visits, health updates on Mrs Wood Robinson, a 50 party at the Hardy home, teachers Fragments of Armistice Day events, Civil Service exams in Sidney, and community gatherings at the Meyer home with 50 prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iquarry Wellingham
Weyerts
Jamison
Mildred Baker
Omaha
Lawrence B. Jewett
A. B. Persinger
Wood Robinson
John Rhine
Hardy
Sidney
Jean Jewett
Mabel Patty
Ruth Cropper
Chappell
Chester Brox
Signal Gang
Cheyenne
J. O. Dalgard
Fremont
Frank Johnson
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Earl Laugh
Baby
Colorado Springs
F. Englert
Doris Bates
Harold Rowan
Gurley
Bates
Vern Griener
B. J. Bates
Denver
Nell
Teachers’ Institute
Oscar Meyer
WW. H. Goettsche
Meyer
F. D. Barrow
C. FE. Grisham
Sadie Rice
Pleasant Valley Notices and Local Movements
Pleasant Valley reports Frank Kokes moving with family to a farm near Lodgepole Nebraska. D T Phelps and neighbors visit. Barber precinct election officers included Mrs Frank Lowdy Mrs Chas Simpson Mrs Geo Louderback and D B Phelps with Joe Louderback. R G Simpson returns to Chicago. Ferg and Vern Calkins inspect last crop wheat acreage and discuss busy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kokes
E. J. Simpson
Zane Grey Pioneer of Western Tales and Desert Gold
A descendant of the Zane family born in Zanesville Ohio is noted for outdoor sports and a career in baseball before turning to writing. He draws heavily on western travel to craft vivid desert settings, especially Arizona and Sonora, and is praised for revealing the allure of the great wastes. His novel Desert Gold is highlighted as a standout work with an early painting in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane
Zanesville
University of Pennsylvania
West
Arizona
Sonora
Hie
el _ Zane Grey
Readied sales hinted with local visitors and notices
Community notes recall preparations for an upcoming sale at a local site. Multiple residents made short trips to Sterling and Peetz. Local families, including McDonnell, Simpson, Holmes, Miles, and Brossard, appear in visits, gatherings, and school duties amid winter weather and civic tasks.
Center items and local visits in Center area
Center residents A. D. Rose and Frances and Evelyn traveled to Sidney. Draper lost a horse Monday. Center Ladies Aid served coffee sandwiches and pie at the schoolhouse election day, raising about ten dollars. Mr and Mrs L B Bancroft and two children visited the Bancroft home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H E Netherland and babe and Mr and Mrs Harry Scott went to Gurley and Dalton on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J S Bancroft and daughter Lorene drove to Gurley Friday. Mr and Mrs Orin Thompson and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rose
Frances
Evelyn
Sidney
Art Draper
Center Ladies’ Aid
Bancroft
C. A
Dalton
J. S. Bancroft
Lorene
Gurley
Orin Thompson
Residents and guests share meals and visits in Dwyer area
Family and Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Moss and babe of Dwyer Wyoming were overnight guests at the L. S. Bancroft home Wednesday. Homer Wiker made a business trip to Sidney Wednesday returning. Mr. and Mrs. T. Stahl motored to Mr. and Mrs. IR. R. Berry took dinner at the EF. W. Roberts home Thursday. Mrs. Dick Seimers and Mrs. Ray Denham called at the L. 8 S. Bancroft home Friday. Grace Edens went to Sidney Thursday returning Saturday. E. W. Roberts and John Brown took dinner at the B. W. Scott home Friday. A dance at the BE. W. Roberts home Saturday drew a small crowd due to the storm yet those present reported a fine time. Bess Edens visited the P. J. Edens home Saturday returning to Sidney Sunday. Theodore Schmidt and family and Adolph Pelster and family shared dinner Sunday at the Wm. Edwards home. Joe Reiners and Paul Reiners took dinner Sunday at the B. W. Roberts home. I. 8. Bancroft and family called at the S. W. Scott home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolly Moss
Babe
Dwyer
Wyoming
L. S. Bancroft
Homer Wiker
Sidney
T. Stahl
IR. R. Berry
EF. W
E. W. Roberts
John Brown
W. Scott
BE. W. Roberts
Bess Edens
P. J. Edens
Theodore Schmidt
Adolph Pelster
Wm. Edwards
Joe Reiners
Paul Reiners
B. W. Roberts
Bancroft
S. W. Scott
Quote about gossip from George Eliot echoes enduring resolve
The speaker dismisses gossip as trivial, likening it to the old church steeple ignoring rocks clattering below. The line emphasizes steadfastness in the face of rumor and public chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
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Bunker Hill
North Divide
Cale
Telegraph
Spring Canyon
Ickes News
Pleasant Valley
Zane Grey
Kansas City
Burlington
M. A. Shipman Ticket Agent
Big
M. L. Anderson
Priscilla and
the Tribune
Apex
Husking Mittens
Steve Pipe
Farmers Union’ ‘Co-Operative Association
J. Leonard
Mgr
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