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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

11

Sidney links and visits across Nebraska and beyond

Joe Oberfelder spends the week in Lincoln on business while Frank Stihn visits Sidney from Gurley. Multiple residents travel to Laramie Denver and Scottsbluff for visits and business. A football sendoff to North Platte is planned for local fans. An accident injured Allen Atkins of Bridgeport, and births and church leadership are noted among community updates.

Joe Oberfelder Lincoln North Platte Allen’ “Atkins Bridgeport Omaha Atkins

Legion meeting set for October 20 at Odd Fellows hall

Regular meeting of the American Legion will be held at 8 15 Tuesday evening October 20 at Odd Fellows hall. Nick Wihelmy Adjutant.

American Legion Odd Fellows Hall Nick Wihelmy

Elvin Guy Hill Dies at Age Seven in Haxtun Area

Elvin Guy Hill born June 14 1918 in Cheyenne county died October 9 after illness. Survived by parents J E and Elsie M Hill. Funeral notice details and numerous local residents and family members attending events and gatherings around Haxtun Crook Lodge Pole Sidney and Yahn areas. The obituary notes his cheerful disposition and spiritual solace.

Elvin Guy Hill Was Cheyenne County J. E. and Elsie M. Hill Dirk Smith Elvin Guy J. E. Hill

Spring Canyon Residents Travel and Local News

Spring Canyon residents Milo Moore and Harry Reeves hauled hogs to Crook on Monday. Mrs. Robert Nicholas spent Monday with neighbors and visited surrounding families before motoring to Crook. Numerous locals shopped in the county seat and neighbors joined in visits. Rain blessed wheat while the season saw its first light snow. Dr. Sprecher tended Mr. Nicholas for pleurisy. A church and social week included dances, family visits, and daily travel among residents.

Milo Moore Harry Reeves Crook Robert Nicholas Ellis Dunn E. Bates L. H. Pope J. F. McKelvey M. T. Moore Sheffield Julesburg Charles Brecht Baby Sterling Sprecher Nicholas

Four Hill Brothers Attend Sidney Funeral Service

Four brothers of J. R. Hill of Deweese W A Hill and Clyse Hill of Edgar and A C Hill of Tyrone attended with other distant relatives. Funeral services were held at the Sidney Methodist church Sunday afternoon October 11 with Rev Louis H Kaub officiating. Music was provided by the choir and burial followed at Sidney cemetery.

Mr. Hill J. R. Hill Deweese W. A. Hill Clyse Hill Edgar A. C. Hill Tyrone Methodist Church of Sidney Louis H Kaub Sidney Cemetery

Local Dwellers Share Weekend Visits Across Town

South Sund Raymond Gentry spent Sunday at Todd Gentry's. H. R. Holmes and Burdette Sharp were in Sidney on business. Charles and Earl Poole of Julesburg and Verne Dawkins visited Lauderback home. Joe Lauderback spent Friday evening with Burdette Sharp. A farmers union meeting was held at the Barbur school house Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miles spent Sunday afternoon at the Zimmerman home. Joe Vogler is building a corn crib and granary on the Osborn farm. Tom and Harold Bonser visited Holdrege Nebraska. Mrs. George Bonser visited Mrs. T. A. Bonser Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miles were in Sidney Thursday. Mrs. Charles Poole and children and Mrs. Dan Brandt are visiting at the

Raymond Gentry Todd Gentry S. H. R. Holmes Burdette Sharp Sidney Charles and Earl Poole Julesburg Verne Dawkins Lauderback Joe Lauderback Farmers Union Barbur School House J. C. Miles Zimmerman Joe Vogler Osborn Farm Tom Harold Bonser Holdrege Nebraska George Bonser T. A. Bonser Charles Poole Dan Brandt

Lauderback Home and Nearby Social Notices

Joe Lauderback hunted coyotes last week. Frank Pokorny and Lucas Studlar called at the Miles home Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Lauderback visited Burdette Sharp’s Tuesday. Joe Roaf Hank Merk Ray and Ness Davis left for Chugwater Wyoming Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman were in Sidney Saturday morning. Bobby Miles missed school Friday due to illness. Dale Roth was sick the past week. Mrs. Joe Vogler visited the Osborn home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bonser spent Sunday evening at George Bonser’s. J. C. Miles and family were in Sidney Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tilghman hosted relatives from Oklahoma.

Lauderback Joe Lauderback Frank Pokorny Lucas Studlar Miles George Lauderback Burdette Sharp Joe Roaf Hank Merk Ray Ness Davis Chugwater Wyoming Jacob Zimmerman Sidney Bobby Miles Dale Roth Joe Vogler

Family Visits and Sunday Gatherings Across Town

Mr and Mrs Milo Moore and child ren shared Sunday dinner with Arthur McKelvey. Mrs J W Talbot, Mrs George Dod son and Bert Hilliard and Lois Louise visited relatives in Lodge Pole. Mr Harry Reeves, Mrs Bernard with baby and Mrs Hill of Haxtun spent Friday in Sidney. Mr J E Bates and son visited George Bonser last Sunday.

Milo Moore Arthur McKelvey J. W. Talbot George Dodson Bert Hilliard Lois Louise Suday Lodge Pole Harry Reeves Bernard Baby Hill Haxtun Sidney J. E. Bates George Bonser

Farmers Union Co-Operative Grain and Stock Assn Bankrupt

In the district court of Nebraska North Platte division the matter concerns the Farmers Union Co-Operative Grain and Stock Association of Lodge Pole declared bankrupt.

District Court OF the United States District OF Nebraska North Platte Farmers Union Co-Operative Grain and Stock Association Lodge Pole

Notice of Trustee Sale in Lodge Pole Nebraska

By order of Honorable Walter W. Hoagland Referee in Bankruptcy I will on October 28 1925 at 10:00 AM at the First State Bank Lodge Pole Nebraska sell to the highest bidder for cash all accounts receivable and bills receivable belonging to the bankrupt estate of Farmers Union Co Operative Grain and Stock Association of Lodge Pole Nebraska, estate creditors to be paid.

Walter W. Hoagland Farmers Union Co-Operative Grain and Stock Association Lodge Pole Nebraska First State Bank

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Pestomice Nebr U. P Guy V. Doran Frank Stihn Gurley Nina Betcher Laramie Bwart Lukers Leon Fine Denver Gus Krueger M. W. Dimery Richard Rogers Martha Allen Cheyenne J. W. Kingsley York Mrs. Gramley Alliance James Thayer Harry Mantor Les Kruise Walter Kruise Hilda Larson W. P. Miles Fred Parks Scottsbluff W. J. Perry Overton Kansas City Francis Matteson Central Meat Market J. J. Crawford Chadron Crawford Episcopal Church Joe Herrod Western National Cash Register Company Grace Sellers The Royal Neighbors Mary Bickford Ludwig Warson Beaumont Texas Misa Ella Larson Donald Bassett California Taylor James Mitchell Robert Graham Frank Brone S. P. Jensen Alamosa Colo Bassetts Nebraska Synod of the Presbyterian Church Coumbus Light Sidney Presbyterian Church Home For the Aged St. Paul Minn Tri-State Medical Association Dick” Kepler White Cove Valley Bernard Hill John McConnell Rodgers Boys Dec Parmore Perry Balentine Ed Rogers Grandpa Rogers Bill Pope Melvin and Harry Gross John McDonnell Carl Meyerholz John McDonell Laurence Reeves Place Mr. Gross George Taylor D. R. Gross Ora Rogers Danny D. R Gross Margaret Dobbs Oren Loudy Rogers John MccDonnell Bob Nicholay Paul Dobbs Margaret Rhodes Yahn’s I. C. Butterbaugh Spring Canyon Mrs Glitner A. D. Hilliard Talbot Dodson A. D. Hil- Hard Ben Stull White Farm Henry Macek Roy Binney Leroy Crable South Sund Agency America Whitman’s Burke’s Candy Store York Imperials Sidney Fruit Store Court House Nyal Salk Embassy Lawn Stationery Magnesia Sidney, Nebraska
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