26 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
1
A friendly note praises canned peaches as an ideal dessert option. The author mentions loving two large slices with juice and recalls their mother often serving canned peaches for dessert because the preparation is easy.
George Bamettck and Miss McInerney of Oshkosh Nebraska wed Monday November 21 by Father Kavanagh at Sidney Catholic Church. Henry Schmale of Lodgepole and Miss Louise Florke of Weyerts Nebraska received a license from County Judge Gapen and wed Wednesday at Weyerts church under a German Lutheran minister.
Two families celebrate newborn daughters. A girl was born Tuesday November 22 to Mr and Mrs W H Cross of Sidney. A second girl arrived the same day to Mr and Mrs Frank Roger ten miles north of Sidney. Both babies bring blessings to the homes.
In Sidney tonight at 8:30 Kimball meets Sidney to open the Western Nebraska basketball race. Kimball, led by E. B. Jacobson, promises fast, strong play and aims for a decisive win. Sidney, hampered by practice gaps, hopes for a solid showing. coach Hanna cautions against a walkover, as Sidney notes recent Bayard victory and high crowd expectations.
The King's Daughters donate $5 to the Drinking Fountain Fund and the L T L thank them. The fund total rises to $55.90 from $50 as interest accrues. A bazaar is planned for December 20, Tuesday afternoon and evening to boost the fund.
The Olean rooming house on the north side is rented to Mrs. O. E. Frandsen who took possession Wednesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Oosterhoudt plan to depart soon for Los Angeles California seeking a climate to improve Mrs. Oosterhoudt’s health.
Thornburg advertises coupons included with every purchase, saving five cents per dollar for customers.
O D Lyon of Reedley elected justice of the peace in Fresno County on the republican ticket. He stands four feet tall, owns the Reedley Ledger, and filed a campaign expense of just one dollar for stamps. Lyon previously served in Sidney Nebraska as assessor, county clerk, postmaster and school superintendent before moving to California in 1903.
The first Cheyenne County Teachers Association for the school year will convene in the Sidney High School Auditorium on Saturday December 3. Morning session starts at 10 a.m. and the afternoon at 1 p.m. All are invited to attend and participate in discussions. Enill IL Morrsonx, County Superintendent.
Miss Katherine Clinton who has been doing stenography work in Omaha returned home Thursday for an extended visit. Her brother and wife are also guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Thos Clinton.
Several family groups held Thanksgiving dinners in Sidney on Thursday. J. J. McIntosh hosted a large gathering including H. V. Redington Catherine Phillips John Phillips John McIntosh and family and James McIntosh and family. Other relatives joined Mr and Mrs Whitelock of Peetz Colorado and Mr and Mrs L G Lowe for festive meals. The Tobin family also hosted a substantial reunion with Swan Dedrick Ernest Kruse Frank Tobin and others sharing a delicious feast and plans for Sunday dinner.
Miss Ida Hink and Bert Tawney of Denison Iowa were quietly married in Julesburg last Monday November 21. They are visiting Sidney with Mrs Tawney’s kin and plan to settle in Denison Iowa. Friends extend best wishes for their home life.
The Sidney Military Band will give a free concert of good standard music next Thursday evening, December 1st, at 7 30. The opera house is rented for full seating with no dance. Program listed by Director T H Lynch includes Old Vienna and The Prince of Pilsen selections with several requests likely lengthening the program.
Thanksgiving programs were held in various rooms on Wednesday afternoon. The Everett society presented an entertaining program with the pantomime by Jennie Armstrong Milton Wright Llewelyn Martin and Jas Birdwell receiving special mention. The girls basketball team won at Scotts Bluff 10 to 8 for Sidney and were to play Morrill Friday night.
The text notes a new laundry business could be started in Sidney due to high local demand and many residents needing washing services. It compares keeping money local to supporting outside towns' enterprises and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Ed Puthoff and little Jeannette sharing Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George T. Buzza.
Osborn sells an excellent quantity of red roof print at a price of 100 dollars per gallon. The announcement highlights strong demand and the quality of the product for customers seeking durable coating material.
W E H Bud, Burlington traveling freight agent, was in Sidney Tuesday. John Call substitutes for Oscar Stewart during his absence. U P shops closed on Thanksgiving day. Umekichi Matsumoto leaves for Yokohama December 3 via Seattle. Sneak thief steals 71 from the U P ticket office and a new Underwood typewriter from Grace Chadwell’s booth.
Augusta Ruhter improves after illness and will soon return to work. Her sister Bessie tends the telephone station with help from Katie Phillips and Mamie O Kane providing round the clock support.
Edgar and Russell Dedrick entertained Thanksgiving with a bachelor dinner. Those present were W. H. Adams, Toward Adams, Ted Woods and Frank Stafford. All enjoyed the occasion immensely.
Oberfelder Clothing Co. reports a large stock of fur including Russian pony Kangaroo horsehide and Siberian dog with prices always the lowest. Obbreelder & Co.
Dr Graham remained in danger this week after being moved to M. E. Hospital in Omaha last evening. Rev Zinnecker accompanied him.
Operator Henderson spent Thanksgiving at his home in Angola with John T. McIntosh handling his duties during the absence.
About thirty youths plan a dancing club and intend to hold dances every two weeks at the Tobin opera house.
Questioning foot discomfort prompts fitting by Oberfelder Clothing Co for Dr Conway's Anatomical shoes to ease ache and fatigue. The ad emphasizes comfort and specialized footwear options.
Mrs W A Barton entertained last night in honor of Mrs Tate of Alliance. The event highlighted the Oberwelder Clothing Co offerings featuring cravenettes overcoats and duck goods at popular prices in the city.
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