Valley and Plain Society Notes Livening Up
H W Struble comes from Potter. J H Wilker Dalton rep visits. Wm Smith Dalton conducts business. Geo Brennan Simla visits Sidney. John Whisler from the east visits relatives. Harry Smith Dalton visits county seat. Chas Callahan returns from Omaha. H E Brown Dalton hotel man visits. Temporary fire house under way near opera house. Gus Grampeman to Lincoln for Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. Heath Miescher returns to North Platte. Mrs Flesher to stay longer. Miss Maud Wagner covers Thornburg’s store for Granneman. J W Harper and wife back from western coast trip via Boise. Mrs W J Shoemaker to Omaha for national WCTU. Mrs D K Wright of Afton arrives to winter with daughter Mrs A B Knox. Ballots printed at Telegraph office for sheriff distribution. Ballots 30 inches long. James Worden and wife back from four months in the East. Mrs W W Jordan and Mrs B A Jones travel to Denver. Jordan’s mother visit. George Rubter to Lincoln, will move family to Hornaday cottages for city schools. First lecture course evening praised. Audience surprised by company’s travel from train. J J McIntosh and wife from Denver after shopping. Grace assists in bank. Denver weather noted. Broadway and The Orpheum patronized. School supplies at Jackson’s store.
We Drew Ours and the Weather’s Quiet Night
Reports from elsewhere praised the climate but ours arrived unannounced Wednesday at about eleven after a mild morning. The Owl was deborned yet no injuries or property loss occurred. The wind caused light disruption but the evening remained peaceful and hints of the annual October storm appeared in the cool air.
Forty Hours Devotion at Local Catholic Church
The forty hour devotion began Sunday morning and ran to Wednesday, drawing a large crowd and highlighting the need for a larger church. Priests present included Father Dobson Feeney Rothkengen and visiting clergy from North Platte Lexington Elm Creek and Alliance. Father Teves and Father Rothkegen led music and Father Cavanhez delivered a sermon on Duties of Woman praised for its depth.
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Father Dobson
Father Feeney
Father Rothkengen
Father Carroll
North Platte
Father Teves
Lexington
Sullivan
Elm Creek
Cavanheh
Alliance
Ladies Day Opens Winter Soda Fountain Season at Sidney Drug
The Sidney Drug Company announces the opening of its winter soda fountain season on October 30. Ladies visiting the store that day will receive a free cup of hot chocolate. Manager W F Bassett expresses gratitude for summer patronage and is joined by fountain man E P Swan in welcoming customers.
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Sidney Drug Company
W. F. Bassett
Shore
E. P. Swan
Bank of England
Oberfelder Offers New Stock and Friday Sidney Mercantile Sale
Oberfelder announces new lots of nobby overcasts and cravenettes and promotes Wilson Brothers shirts underwear and neckwear as exclusive city stock. A special sale occurs every Friday at the Sidney Mercantile Company store with liquid veneer also for sale at Jackson's.
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Oberfelder
Oberfelder's
Wilson Brothers
Sidney Mercantile Company
Jackson’s
Special Saturday Bargains at Harper and Wright
Special bargains on Saturdays urge shoppers to visit Harper and Wright for weekend deals and limited-time offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper & Wright's
Candidates with Grit At Midwestern Real Estate Sales
The article describes candidates traveling to the Mittlestadt sale fourteen miles east of town on a sunny Wednesday, enduring a Florida hurricane that follows them home. The wind disrupts, scatters livestock, and disrupts physical surroundings while the candidates remain determined, then proceed to the Snyder sale south of town for further campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittlestadt
Deuel
Omaha
Snyder Sale
Railroad Notes Highlight Local Railroad Staff and Visitors
Master Mechanic William Niland spent Thursday at the shops. Mr and Mrs Chay Gunther returned from three weeks in Omaha and Council Bluffs. Gunther is baker at the U P hotel and Mrs Gunther is head waitress. George Parke takes a month off visiting Chappell Grand Island and Omaha before resuming as Express Agent Richerson returns after vacation. Supt Clausen oversees U P hotel repairs almost complete. Signal Maintainer Fredrickson rewiring yards after new rails. Boiler Maker Johnson visits family for a few days. Rube Baker returns after a 30 day lay off. Oberfelder stores offer over shoes felt boots and wool socks. Local sales promote Stetson hats and caps. dressers shop there.
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Wm Niland
Chay Gunther
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Mr. Gunther
U. P
Gunther
George Parke
Chappell
Grand Island
Express
Richerson
Supt
Clausen
Bridge and Building Department
Fredrickson
Johnson
Rube Baker
Social Notes Highlight Winter Party Series and Bridal Prep
Pleasant social gatherings this week feature bridge games at A D Stewitts with Mrs Lucy Jones Jordan as guest, and at Chas Callahan’s with Miss Marguerite McLernon bride to be. Other events praise refined contests with prizes and simpler fare, reflecting a higher moral tone in the season of social warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stewitts
Lucy Jones-Jordan
Chas. Callahan
Marguerite McLernon
Jordan
Miss McLernon
Miss Radcliff
Milton
Longfellow
Evangelist Woodson Visits Sidney High School
Reverend Woodson and Rev. Zinnecker spoke at the high school last Friday morning. Ella Erickson sang a solo. Examinations are scheduled for October 3rd to 5th. The Redpath Lyceum Bureau promotes an upcoming Nov. 11 lecture by Geo. W. Thompson of Indianapolis.
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Woodson
Methodist Church
Zinnecker
Rev. Woodson
Ella Erickson
Sidney
America
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Geo. W. Thompson
Indianapolis
Albion
Chautauqua
LaFollette
Defective Eyes Warn of Danger to Vision
Sore weak inflamed eyes painful vision extreme light sensitivity and granulated lids indicate eye trouble even if vision seems normal. Do not neglect seek care from Dr. Bison at Sidney Wednesday October 27.
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Bison
Sidney
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The
Vienna
Clarke & Hink
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Masonic Building
Kruse Bros
H. W. Struble
J.H Wilker
Dalton
Wm Smith
City
Geo. Brennan
Simla
John Whisler
Harry Smith
H. E. Brown
Dalton Hotel
Gus Granpeman
Lincoln Tuesaday
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Heath Miescher
Mrs. Flesher
Miss Maud Wagner
Miss Granneman
Thornburg
Grand Lodge
Lincoln
J W. Harper
J. L. Kleespie
Boise
Idaho
W. J. Shoemaker
W. Cc. T.U
Mra
Wm. Morrin
D. K. Wright
Afton
Iowa
A. B. Knox
Wright
Soo4
James Worden
New York State
Hale
W. W. Jordan
B. A. Jones
Denver
Mr. Jordan
George Rubter
Opera House
J.J. McIntosh
Miss Grace
Broadway
Orpheum
Jackson
Railroad Notes
Oberfelder’s
J. C
Baldwin
Phonograph
JI. C. Baldwin
Cleburne Block
Social Notes
Cheyenne County Abstract
C. M. Hadley
T. Doran
H. E. Gapen
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
Nebraska
American Fidelity Ce
First National Bank
Besse Rukter
Oberfelder Block
Miss Johnson
Chicago
Western Realty
W. E. Swatzlander
Mgr
M. W. Osborn
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