Sidney becomes dispatching office for A P J P
Lancaster circulates a fund paper to hire a night watchman drawing support from local business men. Cashier Taylor visits Kalamazoo. Old fort band building demolished. material moved to Ft Sedgwick. Jacob Stafford merchant of Redington dies. Matt Daugherty of Keith campaigns for senator at the courthouse.
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Sidney
Lancaster
Cashier Taylor
Kalamazoo
Fort
Ft. Sedgwick
Jacob Stafford
Redington
Matt Daugherty
Keith
Court House
Marriages and happenings from Telegraph twenty four years ago
Frances McEvoy and Gus Buckingham wed in New London on October 15 and will live in Cheyenne. Mrs. L. R. Barlow dies in Omaha Tuesday. William Stuht erects a large two story barn in Morrow's addition. An anti-saloon lecture is planned at the courthouse Tuesday. County land demand exceeds supply. owners refuse to sell. An eastern capitalist fails to buy a 1000 acre ranch for grazing. Ladies Aid to host a public supper at Mrs. Trognitz home with cold meats and tea for 15 cents. Robert Graham of King precinct ill with typhoid fever while fusion candidate for state senator. Everett Ells to Odell after his son breaks a leg. Fred Maneely and Esther Maneely arrive from England. Esther to live with her brother W. J. Maneely.
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Court House
Ladies Aid Society
Everett Ells
Odell
Fred Maneely
Esther Maneely
W. J. Maneely
The
Land Office
England
Maneely
Local items from the Telegraph reveal deaths births and court action
The article notes the burial of William Woods from Gering to Sidney, a high school basketball roster, a wedding at Fumbolt, C P Chambers injuring his ankle roping, Isaac Jones building a cement block house, Harper and Wright installing a large oil tank, a birth on October 6 to the Van Aelstyns and another to the Chambers family, a typhoid fever case, and a district court ruling blocking a $75 000 courthouse bond issuance by Judge Grimes after a near tied special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woods
North Platte
Gering
Sidney
Green
Joe
Shoemaker
Hudson
Parks
Null
van Golder
Dedrick
Costello
Howard
McConnell
Guy F. Barnhart
Elizabeth Rosenberger
Fumbolt
C. P. Chambers
Isaac Jones
Harper
Wright
Herman van Aelstyn
Clarence Chambers
Potter
Court House
Grimes
Economy Paint Mills ad offers big discounts and free paint book
A Geneva Nebraska ad states save from 1 to 3 percent on paint bills and a free paint book upon request. It invites residents and notes a phone contact 408W or 309 for price lists and comforts tied to the ladies of the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Nebraska
Ladies of the Christian Church
Burk's Candy Seeks The Famous Martha Washington Candice
Burk's Candy store advertises the famous Martha Washington candice for sale. The notice highlights a specialty confection believed to attract shoppers and raise store traffic this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Burk’s
Bible Class Invites Attendence at 102 C Street
The local International Bible Students Association class meets Sundays at 2 PM at 102 C Street. All interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey is the Class Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students’ Association
C Street
Clara Downey
Catholic Church Schedules Mass and Rosary Sessions
Rev. Anton Link leads services with Mass at 7 30 and 9 30 in the morning. Rosary instruction and benediction occur at 7 30 in the evening. Weekday Mass times listed as 6:00? a.m. are given in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
Christian Church Service Times and Minister
Bible school opens at 10:00 a m with communion and preaching at 11:00 a m Christian Endeavor gathers at 6:30 p m followed by preaching at 7:30 p m Minister HW M Mitchell leads the church in these services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
M. Mitchell
Sermon and Sunday School Boost at Methodist Church
SKXeve district superintendent spoke briefly at the Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday School at ten o'clock showed a large gain over last week and aims to win the tri county banner. Morning service at eleven features The Glory of Sacrifice. Evening message is The Pricelessness of the Permanent. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skxeve
Methodist Episcopal Church
Festival thefts and community notices in Sidney
Reported four cars stolen during the Sidney Festival with George Young’s Studebaker recovered near Kimball out of gas and oil. Cordy Dirks plans to spend winter in Hobart Oklahoma. Various local families hosted dinners, visits, and shopping trips. A studio advert notes a birthday photograph service at Phelps Studio.
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L. W. Dirks
Arthur Dirks
G. H. Oarth
John Davison
George Young
Studebaker
Sidney
Sheriff McDaniel
Kimball
Cordy Dirks
Mother
Hobart
Okla
R. H. Miller
Clyde Click
W. Eckert
Redington
J. D. Conover
United Lutheran Church notices in Sidney Gurley and Potter area
Trinity church Sidney holds church school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with sermon That Think Ye of Christ. Congregational meeting urged after service. Potter-Church worship at 2 30. Grace Gurley church school at 10, evening service 7 45, Holy Communion next week. Special instruction course started on Saturday Gurley 9 and Sidney 1 PM. Parents urged to send children for Bible study. Pastor W T Kabse D D.
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Trinity
Sidney
First
Potter
Grace
Gurley
W. T. Kabse
D. D
Presbyterian Church Worship Sermon and Services
Last Sunday the Presbyterian Church held services focusing on worship as essential to spiritual growth. The pastor Samuel Light emphasized attitude toward God and asked what to do with Jesus Christ. Worship at 11 a m with Bible school at 10 a m and Co E meeting at 6 p m.
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Jesus
Christ
God
St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces English and German Services
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church schedules English services at 10:30 Sunday and German evening services at 7:30 next Sunday. On October 30 at 7:30 p m a Lutheran service will be broadcast from KYW Chicago, inviting radio fans to listen. W F Peters, Pastor.
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KYW
Chicago
W. F. Peters
Sidney Methodist Church Holds First Quarterly Conference
The first quarterly conference of M. E. Church Sidney Methodist church convened Monday evening led by Rev. Dr. Oliver with church affairs discussed and plans advanced for the season.
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Sidney Methodist Church
Oliver
Buildins on 17-15-50 Route West Gurley and neighbors on corn
Route A West Gurley Fred Bartels and Will Jeudes buildins on 17-15-50. Bartels will move in. Rev Moore and Charlie Gathman called on several homes. Oscar Aurich exchanged bound corn for wheat hauling. Donald Ewert designed a seven seat cart for school transport. Curt Scott bought a new McCormick Deering corn picker for 444.44 delivering faster harvest, with trials by Uptegrove and Deerman on Scott and Cash Scott fields. Corn remains green, first full harvest in a week.
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Fred Bartels
Will Jeudes
Mr. Bartels
Rev. Moore
Charlie Gathman
Oscar Aurich
Donald Ewert
Laura Frymore
North Platte
J. C. Schulenburg
Sidney
Glen Bales
Curt Scott
Johnny Groshans
Here
Will Ewert and Sons
Bert Walker
Victor Knox
McCormick-Deering Company
E. L. Uptegrove
Mr. Deerman
Cash Scott’s
Man breaks leg threshing at J H Madden home
Ed Kenney fell from a farm separator belt injuring his leg near the knee while threshing at the J H Madden home. Dr Mocket of Kimball set the break and reports he is doing as well as possible. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson. Both are reported well.
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Ed Kenney
Thresh
J. H. Madden
Mocket of
Kimball
Ed Nelson
Fall Festival Notes and Local Visitors
Mrs Pete Howe hosts old friends from the eastern state while Mr and Mrs O Hadley depart for Boone Ia Chauncy Mildred and Marion Nelson attend the Fall Festival in the town Wil report Gunhart Swen Eva and Edith Olson drove to Sidney for a day at the festival Several community members attended the Sidney festival Saturday Harry Hazlitt works for Charlie Heimer this week Frank Hazlitt hauls wheat to Potter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Howe
O. Hadley
Boone
Chauncy
Mildred
Marion Nelson
Gunhart
Swen
Eva
Edith Olson
Sidney
Harry Hazlitt
Charlie Heimer
Truck Carrying Wheat Burns Near Kimball
A wheat-carrying truck driven by Clarence James of Banner county caught fire near Kimball last week. Only the engine and two tires were saved, but most of the wheat load was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence James
Banner County
Kimball
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ST. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. E. Church
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Frances Rose
Vern Scott
Cecil Wait
Bridgeport
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Hilda Ewart
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