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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
5
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C Callahan received the Shriners degree at Omaha recently. The Hen Roost Club held another dance Friday night. Senators Norris Brown and G M Hitchcock visited the Telegraph Tuesday. Will Jewitt and Dr Mantor of Lodge Pole were Sidney visitors Tuesday. A Cheyenne turntable arrived in Sidney this week and will be used here in the future.
Telegraph reports a fine milch cow killed by U P train No. 3 at the crossing west of the depot. Jas Worden mourns the loss. Oil strikes in Wyoming spark a rush. may rival Beaumont field. Sidney hunters report abundant wild goose flight and success this past week.
Wednesday evening at 7 30 the par lors of Mr and Mrs Ed McLernon were well filled for the marriage of W J Shoemaker of Cheyenne and Miss Mary Johnson sister of Mrs McLernon Rev E Lee Fleck officiated at the Lutheran church. George E Taylor former cashier of the American Bank arrived in time for Thanksgiving. Dr G R Salisbury will visit Sydney December 11 and 12.
Forty nine years ago the Telegraph reports Rev Cate, a regular preacher at White House hall, stands apart from the common dried up clerical type. His sermons are described as a veritable feast, fresh and instructive. Also noted is Mr Henry of Greeley reporting a record sugar beet yield. The piece adds news that new Indian agencies will be named the New Spotted Tail and the New Red Cloud.
Reports on shipments to eastern markets show high losses from dead poultry en route. Diseases spread in crowded cars, with many birds infected before sale. Producers and dealers face embargo risk again if unhealthy stock continues. County Agent warns to market only healthy fowl to avoid embargo and losses.
A playful notice invites readers to mark their birthday by getting photographed at Phelps Studio this year. The item casts a lighthearted tone while naming the studio as the event location and hinting at participation or availability for portraits. It reads like a local newspaper caption promoting a photography service.
Herman Schubarth and family shopped in Kimball on Monday while uy. B. Fisher and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson were in Sidney Wednesday afternoon. Fred Prince and family visited Kimball for dental work. J. E. Morrow of Dalton was Sunday guest of H. B. Fisher and family. Various locals, including Chris Crowell, Andy Brett, Ray and Robert Nelson, hunted ducks near the North Platte river with Homer Fisher noting good harvest.
Lodge Pole Ralph Schneider visited at Ohiowa from Thursday to Saturday with his son Henry and family. E. E. House and family plus Mr. and Mrs. H. House of Harxton left Sunday for McCool Junction to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Frank Kidney and son Lawrence of Denver stayed at the R. T. Kidney home. A. G. Miller and family accompanied them as far as Ovid. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hibbs of Elwood arrived Sunday for a week with Mrs. Hibbs' sister Mrs. Archie Grashart, brother L. E. Lydiatt, and parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Lydiatt. Floyd and Glen Wise with Miss Ethel Forney danced at the Sunol school house. The Seniors and Juniors at Goodview Consolidated school gave a program and box supper Friday.
Several car loads attended a Sunday turkey dinner at Sheriff McDaniel's Sidney home where Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Barlow and daughters joined. Afterward they went to a U. S. A. theatre show. Mrs Harold Rowan aided exams, Ladies Aid planned December 5 bazaar and chicken pie dinner, and Mesdames Crose Robinson and Quinn served lunch to about 60.
Sunny Side Oscar Olson and family spent Sunday at the Glen Wise home in Lodge Pole. Wickard’s sister from Wisconsin visited the Wickard home. Vern and Welter Weigers and Paul Welter Weigers were at Ike Sutton’s home Friday. Harold Hen bloom and Edwin Swanson attended a Sunday School class party in Lodge Pole. Neighborhood folks at a box supper at the consolidated school Friday night. A. A. Johnson visited the A. Weigers home Sunday evening. Chris Weigers and family spent Sunday evening at the V. A. Wise home. A. H. Rathbun and family and Paul…
Rathbun spent Sunday evening at Walter Hernsioom home. Harold Linde moved his family onto the Olson farm to build their future home. Arnold Thurow visited Chris Weigers home. E A Johnson recovers from rheumatism. J O Rathbun and Fred Rathbun of Dalton dined with Arthur Rathbun. Beulah Hume Frank Parsons and Chas Rathbun visited. Walter Hernbloom family spent Sunday at Vie Wise home.
Sidney draws a brief farm notes roundup detailing Sidney Draw Mr N Witters visiting the Frank Kurz place on Thursday. Walker boys finish threshing Monday. Mohart Brothers threshing last week. Weather favorable for those not yet done. Roy Spicknell helping George Hockergson and Mr Selley with threshing. Frank Kurz hauled corn from Joe Dendinger. Mr and Mrs John Kurz and family visited N B Henderson at Huntsman on Sunday. Those seen in Sidney Saturday from
Mrs Mitchell Roy Spicknell George Kretz and children Mr and Mrs George Hockerson Mr and Mrs Otto Kurz James Mohart and Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz figure in district updates. Mrs Frank Kurz and children visited H Van Aelstyn home Saturday. J A Sparks called at Charley Walker and Frank Kurz homes Tuesday. Harold and Fredda Kurz absent from school. The community plans to visit the school soon. Otto Kurz and Frank Kurz families helped celebrate Mrs C B Chambers birthday with an oyster supper. Charley Walker and wife attended a Lorenzo dance Saturday. Several district residents attended a program at St Patrick Academy last week.
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