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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
12
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North Divide George Jones plans an extended stay in Rock Springs Wyoming while John Jones and family tour Sidney with Dr Evans W H Hughes and wives visiting the Jones home. Visitors praise Sidney schools, and local residents travel for health and business amid pleasant climate reports.
Sextor, Miss Florence Fisher and brother Arlo shopped in Sidney Friday. Mrs. Jose Lambert and daughter Lois, and Mrs. Sam Wickstrom, are now visiting at the Fd Sanders home Sunday. Mrs. Dave Hibbard called at the Tom Barnes home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charney Fisher returned home after several weeks visiting friends in the east. Mrs. Tom Barnes is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ayers from Wheatland Wyoming spent Sunday in the vicinity, visiting the Nelson and Ed Mortrow homes. School closed Wednesday so teachers might attend institute in Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Matthewson called at the Nelson home Monday evening.
Pleasant Valley residents visited relatives in T. W. Simpson and Albert Jelnikov homes on Monday. Several families journeyed to western Nebraska to visit kin Thursday through Sunday. A surprise party honored Mrs. Earl Hecker. Local residents hosted relatives from Crook and Sidney over the weekend as plans and chores continued at the Simpson properties and nearby farms.
Readable fragment notes transporting hogs and chickens to Mrs. Simpson’s father in Peetz. No further context provided to determine date, numbers, or full event details.
Civilian visitors and family news fill a Grand Prairie roundup. Mrs Frank Lundgren and sons visit Frerichs to see a new baby girl while many others stop by the Frerichs home. The Beebes fish at Lodgepole creek. Alva Hart plans a Missouri visit with Mildred as Leslie Gillen cooks in their absence. District 17 suspends classes due to teachers institute in Sidney. Various Johnson Hern bloom Frerichs visitors share dinners and church events.
The Board of County Commissioners met at the court house in Sidney to discuss road issues and authorized Chairman Reel to purchase land belonging to George Bewley to straighten a stream bed. The session adjourned to meet in regular session or at call of the chairman.
Enne County Nebr Oct. meeting considers petition from Union Valley voters to hire W A Prince of Grand Island as prosecuting counsel for Charles Nichols case. Audited claims list numerous general and bridge fund items, salaries, supplies, and road work, with John Reel as chair and L R Barlow among officials. Proceedings adjourned to November 1.
Lou Finn was attacked by a vicious hog while feeding hogs at his ranch. He sustained a deep hip wound requiring stitches after a struggle. A son helped chase the animal away and Dr. Palmer treated the injuries. Finn is expected to recover.
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