Woman's Club Proceedings Highlight Youth and Discipline
The club met at Mrs. Dan Short's home. Topics covered included Our Boys and Girls, three childhood stages, and opinions on spanking. The Crete system prize plan and bread-making contest were noted. Federation report from Holdredge Nebraska and notes from Mrs. Hugh Moore concluded the session.
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Woman's Club
Dan Short
Crete
Short
Federation of Women's Clubs
Holdredge
Nebraska
Hugh Moore
Mothers and children education emphasized in discussion
A paper on Cain and Abel followed by a discussion on motherhood and child care. Miss Jackson presented The Lie, and Mrs. Beebe contrasted past and present maternal methods. The group urged educating youth about proper child care as vital life study.
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Miss Jackson
University of Life
Weddings of the Week Emmer son Brandt and Lannon Stemm
Sherman Emerson formerly of Peetz Colorado married Nellie Brandt east of Sidney at North Platte. They reside there where the groom has winter work. John C Lannon and Lena Stemm both of Pueblo Colorado wed by County Judge Gapen on Nov 18. Morris Bezman and Ida M Manley both of Denver wed by Judge Gapen on November 23.
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Emmerson—Brandt
Sherman Emerson
Peetz
Colorado
Nellie Brandt
Sidney
North Platte
Lannon—Stemm
John C. Lannon
Lena Stemm
Pueblo
Gapen
Morris Bezman
Ida M. Manley
Denver
Papst seeks to annul deed of Traeymor land after father’s death
A. Papst of Traeymor Iowa begins proceedings to set aside a deed made by A. J. Haskell to his second wife covering 414 acres and the family home. The move aims to let Haskell’s daughter share in the estate, as her son supports the claim. The deed was recorded after Haskell’s death. In a separate action, the Sidney Mercantile Co petitions E McLernon for specific performance of a sale contract concerning business property. Purchasers B A Jones and J W Harper are named defendants.
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A. Papst
Traeymor
Iowa
A. J. Haskell
Mr. Papst
Mr. Haskell
Sidney Mercantile Co
E. McLernon
B. A. Jones
J. W. Harper
Concert Delight Draws Fine Audience For Sidney
A Thursday night concert earned high praise as the orchestra, the newest specialty, received many favorable comments. The evening was greatly enjoyed by those in attendance, proving that larger audiences boost quality music.
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Sidney
D R Jones Trades Lands on South Table for Iowa Farms
D R Jones has recently exchanged several parcels of land on the South table for farms located in Iowa. The transactions reflect ongoing regional land dealings and asset reassignment between properties in the area and Iowa agricultural holdings.
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D. R. Jones
Iowa Farms
Precinct Officers Recently Elected
List of precincts naming elected officials for offices including Justices, constables, and overseers. Includes Bronson, Colton, Chambers, Davison, Eagle, Lodgepole, Potter, Sidney, Trognitz, and Union Valley precincts with multiple ties and elected names such as John Anderson, Jas Mitchell, P. Z. Gentry, John Trienen, Fritz Kurth, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kidney
T.M. Rook
J. G. Wolfe
W. W. Wise
W. D. Schroll
Potter
C. W. Johnson
J. A. Walls
Geo. Ganderson
Chas. Erickson
Sidney Precinct
A.A Clark
T. M. Bickett
Oscar Brandt
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
O. Hade
South Side
Ben Glenn
Trognitz
L. Brett
KE. Sanders
Albert Nelson
C. Strandberg
Tie
Chas. Buchanan
A. L. Wimner
John Nelson
G. Erickson
N. Jacobson
Union Valley
Harry Junkin
E. S. Ewing
Neal Thompson
Fred Drescher
Wm. Schuler
Kings Daughters Bazaar Brightens Mrs Simon Home
Mrs Simon's home opened Wednesday for a Kings Daughters Bazaar with lavender and white decor. The candy table themed red delighted guests and the fancy work netted over 25 dollars. A lunch and varied program showcased members' handiwork and culinary skill. The Sidney Mercantile Co. no longer owns the corner building. On Thursday, McLernon sold it to J W Harper and B A Jones for 8200 dollars, with plans for a three story building considered by the new owners.
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Sidney Mercantile Co
McLernon
J. W. Harper
B. A. Jones
Birthday Celebration Shared by Three Families
A trio of birthdays united the Brown Frazey and Lanning households. Mrs L A Brown celebrated on Tuesday November 14 along with Mrs Dr Frazey while carpenter Mr Lanning of Julesburg marked his birthday the same day. A triple party followed at the Frazey home Tuesday evening.
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L. A. Brown
Dr. Frazey
Mr. Lanning
Julesburg
Frazey
Brown
Railroad Notes and Sidney Visit Highlights
Rail notes from Sidney cover staff changes at Burlington station with Geo Duel replacing J T McIntosh and Noble Jenkins becoming day operator. mentions of meetings, track work, culverts on the second track, turntable expansion, stone contracts, and a Union Pacific delegation praising Sidney. December tickets to Beaver stock meeting offer reduced fares.
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Geo. Duel
J. T. McIntosh
Burlington
Noble Jenkins
National Live Stock Association
Beaver
Mahler
The
Union
Sidney
Scott
Union Pacific
American Railroad
and Investors’ Association
U. P
M. Roche
Omaha
Johnsons of Wenatchie Sell Apples to England
Leman and Bertha Johnson of Wenatchie Washington paused between trains to visit cousin E C Stockwick. They have prospered in fruit raising on five acres of valuable land and sent 400 boxes of apples to England among other shipments.
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Leman
Bertha Johnson
Wenatchie
Washington
E. C. Stockwick
England
Weather Week Delivers Mixed Skies During Thanksgiving
The period brought a mix of sun and cold windy spells with varied conditions. Observers note those who favor sun enjoyed clear skies while rain lovers had little to rejoice in.
Social Notes From The Hen Roost Club And Townites
The Hen Roost Club hosted a Friday night dance with the Klein Orchestra. Mrs. Radcliffe entertained the Moore couple at dinner on Saturday. Mrs. F A Josephs and Mrs Cicero Allen held a Friday luncheon for the Guild ladies and a Saturday dinner for Mr Josephs birthday. The Jenny Wren Club met with Dorothy Thornburg the previous Saturday. Eight Sidney girls meet weekly, run their own meetings, sew and play, currently preparing a secret doll project.
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Hen Roost Club
Klein Orchestra
Mrs. Radcliffe
Hugh Moore
F. A. Josephs
Cicero Allen
F. A. Joseph
Jenny Wren
Dorothy Thornburg
Sidney
Final Proofs for Helen A Brown and Earl Dye
Helen A Brown presented final homestead proof before County Judge Gapen on Wednesday November 22 with witnesses Benjamin Barron and Clarence Lawrence. Earl Dye filed final homestead proof before County Judge Gapen on the same day with witnesses Benjamin Barron and Clarence Lawrence.
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Helen A. Brown
Gapen
Benjamin Barron
Clarence Lawerence
Earl Dye
Clarence Lawrence
Masons of Sidney Attend Chappell Meeting Banquet
On Thursday evening last week a group of Masons from Sidney gathered for a lodge meeting at Chappell. A banquet followed and all attendees reported a cheerful and enjoyable time.
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Masons of
Sidney
Chappell
Psychic Clairvoyant And Spiritual Medium at Mr Tropolitan Hotel
A clairvoyant reads past present and future in detail offering guidance on love courtship business lawsuits travel and marriage. Readings daily evenings and Sundays with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Prices 50 cents to 1.00 at Mr Tropolitan Hotel.
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Mrtropolitan Hotel
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Bezman—Manley
Rots U
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Kings’ Daughters’ Bazaar
Conway
Oberfelder Clothing Company Everything For
Railroad Notes
H. F. Potter
EB. E. Young
Peter Lindgaard
Burlington Section
Letts
W. G. Tinney
W. A. Batly
Troelstrup
E. D. Merrill
Des Moines
Florena
Kansas
McKeown
Niland
Social Notes
Dr. Conway
Qberfelder Clothing Company