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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

9

North Sidney Festival Weekend Activities Highlight Local Scene

The North Sidney community, crowded by last week, observed a busy sequence of visits and tasks. The Sparks and Neary families called on friends in Sidney and at home, while Clayton Jones won first prize with his club pig at the festival. Community members attended dances, rehearsals, and a parade, with many dining at Sparks' home and others traveling for errands and business.

Paul Sparks Neary Mr. Spiker Homer Haskins Roy Neary Sidney Frank Goodwin E. V. Hughes Louie Bailey Waldo Barham Clyde ‘Kinton Ruth Clayton Jones J. C. Sparks

Post Office Record From Bidnez Ebr Second Class

Mattered at the post office at Bidnez ebr as second class matter as listed in the local postal notice.

Bidnez Ebr

Potter Dalton and Pottsville Hometown Notes

Potter notes report social visits and local movements. Ernie Bloom heads to Omaha for the American Legion convention. Grandmother Iverson dies with family present. funeral plans to Wahoo. Local people attend gatherings, travel for visits, and participate in church group events. A first-year literary program and Womans Foreign Missionary society meeting are noted along with a Halloween gathering planned by neighboring clubs.

Ernie Bloom Omaha The American Legion E. Ambrose S J. Joseph E. F. Ambrose Ernest Bloom Armuth H. C. Heinemann Holyoke Colo Dude's Place Grandma Iverson Dalton A. A Morrow Wm. Schuler John Sig Iverson Wahoo Farial J. C. Frandsen Raymond Myrtle Weed E. H. Biggs Sidney C. A. Lawson Omata Womans Club Ray Bartlett Mrs. Buchouse Scottsbluff Peter Hansen

Brewer wins damage suit against Union Pacific for 12000

The Telegraph reports a verdict of 12000 for N G Brewer in a damage suit against Union Pacific after his car was wrecked by a train. The crash miraculously left Brewer and a companion unhurt. Also noted are the Bixbys returning to their home from the Episcopal parsonage and J J McIntoish improving from a serious illness to the convalescent stage.

N. G. Brewer Union Pacific Brewer C. Bixby Episcopal Parsonage J. J. McIntoish

Kruse and Tobin Wed In Noon Union

Ernest Kruse Jr and Miss Marie Tobin united in marriage at high noon on Wednesday in Morrow addition. Residents complain of water from Union Pacific ditch flooding yards and damaging south-side property after heavy rain. Lodge Pole troupe presented a pleasing play Mariar to Sidney audience last week.

Ernest Kruse, Jr Marie Tobin Morrow Addition Union Pacific Lodge Pole Mariar Sidney

Local arrivals and fair crowds highlighted Sidney notes

Rev. J. R. Cary and wife arrive in Sidney to make it their future home, promising denser atmosphere around the Telegraph office. James McIntosh prepares to leave for Ann Arbor Sunday to begin a law course. Races were the fair’s big draw last week, attracting many visitors from afar.

J. R. Cary Telegraph Sidney Teelgraph James McIntosh Ann Arbor

Indians and scouts clash echo Fort Robinson incident

Forty eight years ago Major Randa chief of Indian scouts with Crook was in the city on Sunday and returned to Medicine Row. A Fifth cavalry company pursued an Indian band that stole horses at Snake Creek and followed the trail to the Platte. The author blames the captain for allowing the Indians to depart with stock and alleges the soldiers should have killed the band and looted property.

Randa Crook Medicine Row Sidney Barracks Frank North L. H. North Leutenant James Cushing Fifth Cavalry J. W. Dear Snake Creek Platte Nebraska Mountted Infantry

Money to Loan for Farm Land at 8 Percent

Notice seeks borrowers for a loan of 2000 plus dollars on good farm land in the north table area at eight percent. Call W P Mties for details.

W.P. Mties

Sidney social notes and travels in brief

Sidney residents report visits and calls Friday and Sunday including Otto Kurz and John Kurz families. The O D O achievement program drew a large crowd at the school house with a dance and supper. A trip to Fairbury Kansas and a stop at York Nebraska are noted, along with various calls to the Chambers Hemmer and Walker homes. John Hammer narrowly avoids an accident on return from Peetz.

John Kurz Otto Kurz Sidney Frank Kurz Clarence Chambers Geo. Hockerson Otto Kurz Jr Miseea Helen Agnes Chambers John Seidel Fairbury Kansas York Nebraska Margaret Mary Mohatt Joe Dendinger St. Patrick’s Academy Matt Hemmer John Hammer

Local notes from a Nebraska town include visits and events

Center Mr and Mrs A D Rose motor to Sidney on Tuesday. Numerous calls at homes, family visits, and church groups mark a week of social activity. Weather included early snow, cloudy days, and a rain. Community hunts, sales, dances, and shop trips occurred. Freddie Bartells broke his arm, and a large junior class party occurred at the church basement with plans for a Ladies Aid day October 28.

A. D. Rose Sidney Ted Kallhoff and Son Frank Dickes John Groshans H. E. Netherland Fred Tank Walter Greenwalt Joe Reiners Ray Spiker Frank Rihn Silas Francis Rose Walebhill Gurley Dalton N. H. Tank Arapahoe Colo Freddie Bartells Fred Bartells Gay Berry Wesley Ray Berry L. T. Johnson Ed Mintken J. O. Lobb Art Wells Ada Jobe No. Tank Weible

Local Social Notes Outline Busy Week in Lorenzo

The Lorenzo club met with Mrs. Dwight Bolton for a first Modern Percilla lesson and lunch. Several residents visited family, including Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Raditz, and Mr. and Mrs. Glyde Robertson. Absent pupils and weekend visits mark a quiet community week in Peetz area.

Lorenzo Club Dwight Bolton Cliff Crosby Miss Bvers Miss Eversman Sterling Colorado Phelps Otto Radditgz Studebaker Mrs. Good R. O. Bean Otto Raditz Mr. Anderson H. E. Jacobsen

Bronson Couple Welcome Son Born October 8

Jas A Mitchell and his wife joyfully announce the birth of a little son on Thursday October 8. The family expresses happiness over the new arrival and looks forward to the child's future.

Jas. A. Mitchell

Achievement Day program highlights at North Sidney club

Mr and Mrs A Boyes and C S Anderson and wife attended the achievement day program by the North Sidney club Thursday evening last week. The H B H club met with Mrs John Connelly on October 8 and the next meeting will be with Mrs S Olson on October 22.

B. H. H. Club John Connelly S. Olson H. Mathewson A. Boyes Joe More Felt Earl Connelly John Sioux City Henry Yowell Browns Ella Davis Bernardine Anderson Bunker Hill North Sidney Club South Sidney Willey Dahlman H. Fuller Bronson Anderson Sidney Vinson Colter Aaron Boyes

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North North Sidney Guy V. Doran American Press Pe 1S Association Potter A. E. Hedlund J. C. Kreader J. M. Kreader Ed Morrow Kreader Martin J. W. Eckert Krender James R. H. Miller Wm. Schlotfeld John Schmidt Otto Busacker Sunay Rex Rogers Bridgeport George Coulter Loup City Louie Peterson Dannebrog Mr. Peterson K. Hansen Lillian Minor Potter Fam Hagemeister Bruce Lorenzo Mildred Landley Charley Green Miles Robert Sweitzberger Robert Schweitzberger Langley Frank Meler Bronson Stems Wooldridge’s A Grocery Store Kalburnie Gingham Victor Gingham Toile DU Nord Edna Mae Polyanna
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