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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1929

Page

6

Logan County wins first prize for broom corn at state fair

Broom corn sample from Peetz grower P P Wilcox in Logan County exhibit wins first premium at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo. County exhibits also take top honors with about 665 dollars in premiums. Peetz entries claim multiple firsts across corn, seed, squash, wheat, and clover, totaling numerous ribbons.

Logan County Colorado P P. Wilcox Peetz Pueblo Sudan

Local notes from Dalton and nearby towns

News from Dalton reports John Van Anne recently operated on in Rochester Minnesota for ulcers. A bridal shower for Miss Reva Gish at a home party. Home Style shop held a fire sale clearing most stock. Local social visits include Herman Rehling in Kimball and Mrs Elsie Cochrane visiting Torrington. Local robberies noted at Lessig pool hall and two Gurley businesses.

Dalton John van Anne Imayo Brothers Hospital Rochester Minn Herman Rehling Kimball Lessig Gurley Elsie Cochrane Colleen Torrington Wyo H. A. “"Faes Rebekiah Kensington John McCleneghan Sam C. R. Babcock Arthur Borcher H. A.fecht

Center News Roundup of Local Weekend Visits and Events

Mildred Nielson spent the weekend with Carol Ankeny. Sunday visitors included Young Hazel Esther Mae and narvid and Mrs Gineau at the Goranson home. Miss Helen Hough traveled to Sidney to rework Tuesday. Lorene Jurgens and Franks Rose wed Monday at the home of Jurgens' parents near Gurley. Irwin Selmers and daughter Jean visited ill Mrs Mae JRose. J C Guill and Ia hosted Sunday dinner with ZE Osborns. J W Nielson of Sidney dined with Vern Ankeny. Home Missionary society met at church Tuesday with strong attendance. Harriet Harr of Sidney visited her daughter Mrs Albert Linton. Ed Zorn and Junior returned Wednesday after two weeks with relatives near Bloomfield.

Mildred Nielson Carol Ankeny Young Hazel Esther Mae Narvid Gineau Goranson Helen Hough Sidney Lorene Jurgens Franks Rose Miss Jurgens Gurley Irwin Selmers Jean Mae Jrose J C. Guill ZE. E. Osborn J. W. Nielson Vern Ankeny Home Missionary Society Harriet Harr Albert Linton Ed Zorn Junior Bloomfield

Social Roundup in Sidney Visits and Services

Miss Adelaide Meyer spent Thursday night at the J C Guill home. Mr and Mrs J C Guill were Sidney visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Pelt visited Sunday at the home of the latter's sister Mrs Harry Scott. Mr and Mrs Herman Baumbach of Sidney visited Sunday at the E N Southard home. Rev Largens from Norfolk will take charge of services Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L S Bancroft were Sidney shoppers Saturday and visited their daughter Lorene who is convalescing in a Sidney hospital.

Adelaide Meyer J. C. Guill Sidney Ray Pelt Harry Scott Herman Baumbach E. N. Southard Rev. Largens Norfolk L. S. Bancroft Lorene Sidney Hospital A. B. Persinger Philadelphia A. J. Englert Ivan Schroll Graybull Wyo Ivan F. D. Barlow Cheyenne Barlows G. W. Stephens L. R. Barlow Yoder and Gillette W. T Tate B. J. Bates F. H. Wolf

Community Notes From Maple Grove Gatherings and Visits

Mrs Ed Miles and daughter Alice Mae spent Wednesday with Clyde Wallace. The Workmans left for Daykin after a week with Frank Workman and family. Kenesaw visitors John Junker and Joe Kruse called on Chris Junker and Clyde Wallace. Dr Junker joined the visit. Rev Kahl had dinner with the R W Johnsons. Several households shared calls and meals throughout the week including Sharmans, Johnsons, Miles, Rasmussen, and Spikers. A surprise birthday dinner honored Nelson Johnson with many relatives in attendance.

Ed Miles Alice Mae Clyde Wallace George Workman John Daykin Frank Workman John Junker Joe Kruse Kenesaw Chris Junker Dr. Junker Rev. Kahl R. W. Johnson Earl Johnson W. T. Sharman Nels Johnson N. P. Johnson Robert Dyke F. A. Johnson Irene Workman John Newton Marjorie Newton Volstead of Sundl Albin Johnson W. T. Sharman’s Jake Zimmerman Ralph Spearow Walter Johnson Eldon Cooley Maxine Harold Spikers C. A. Rasmussen Nelson Johnson Mr. Johnson Andrew Johnson Harold Spiker Dix Henry James T. Sharman Joe DiNey Frank Workman's N. E. Witters

Weyerts News Personal and Social Notes

John J Folkerts shopped in Lodge Pole with Minnie Folkerts and Murriel Volkman then returned to school after a weekend with home folks. Weyerts band played at Bridgeport fair. several locals attended. August Jurgens and Gothe Buss families visited, plus Lucile Rubado and Mrs. Frank Rogers at Fred Bauer home. Otto Rahe drove to Chappell. Mrs. Otto Rahe and Mrs. Thurow visited their mother Mrs. J Hume. Miss Elda Hume returned from Gurley and is improving.

John J. Folkerts Minnie Folkerts Murriel Volkman Bridgeport Weyerts August Jurgens Ben Jurgens Gothe Buss Gothenburg Herman Bruns Lucile Rubado Frank Rogers Fred Bauer Otto Rahe Chappell Thurow J. Hume Elda Hume Gurley

Local Social News and Community Notes

Nearby families share Sunday dinners and visits with relatives in Lodge Pole and Sidney. School absences due to illness and church festival plans headline a string of neighborhood activities including mission services September 22, a German English parish service schedule, and social club gatherings in Sidney. Funeral notices, hospital travel, and house moves touch prominent residents as members of Venona chapter and Golden Red lodge are noted.

Passing of Fred Lehmkuhl Remains in Lodge Pole

The Lodge Pole community mourns the death of Fred Lehmkuhl who died Saturday morning from stomach cancer. Born April 4, 1862, he came to Lodge Pole in 1889 and lived there except for periods as Cheyenne county treasurer and residence in Sidney. A banker, rancher and church worker, he contributed to local life.

Fred Lehmkuhl Mr. Lehmkuhl Lodge Pole Cheyenne County Sidney

Dorcas Society Bake Sale At Zwickl's Grocery

The Dorcas society of Trinity Lutheran church will hold a bake sale Saturday October 5 at Zwickl's grocery starting at 12 noon. Committee: Mrs. Fred Griffith, Mrs. Rose Morgan, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. E. Troutman.

Dorcas Society of Trinity Lutheran Church Zwickl’s Fred Griffith Rose Morgan John Anderson E. Troutman

Land Office Head Hewitt Visits Sidney Friends

James H. H. Hewitt head of the government land office at Alliance was in Sidney last week on business. He called on long time friends Robert and Joseph Oberfelder during his stay.

James H. H. Hewitt Government Land Office Alliance Robert and Joseph Oberfelder

Also Mentioned on This Page

Center News Maple Grove American Bank of Nebraska Tor’s State of County of Ss. I Russell F. Dedrick Department of Trade and Commerce Ris Jorgenson Paul L. Martin Marius Christensen Nicely Fred Smith Theodore Folkerts W. C. Haxby Charles Darrah Carl Busboom Henry Block Henry Kahler John F. Folkers Fred Harry Thompson W. C. Hax Abbe Brus Gahart Thurow the Lakes Venona Golden Red Lodge Fred Fowler Lehmkuhl Harris Kearney Hibbard Ruth Goettsche William Goettsche Omaha Kirschner Mariam Lincoln Wilson Katherine Beatrice L. A. Barlow Florence Barlow The State University Mesdames Schoenberg Peterson Schoenberg Bake Sale Farm Loans and Insurance Western Securities Co C. W. Smith Mer Roche Nebr Bank of Kimball Peterson & Sons Kimball, Nebr Mr. Farmer Tive Buyers Telegraph Jacent Trade Area the Telegraph
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