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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
11
Baby quilts aprons ironing board covers pillow cases and many useful articles will be sold at Hardy's Hall on October 30 at 3 p m for a church bazaar event with proceeds likely supporting parish activities.
Friends report the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Edwin C McKay in Sterling. Mrs McKay is a Sidney girl, maiden Corral Sherman. James R Hanson of Hanson Audit Co Fremont is in Sidney on business and registered at the Commercial hotel for several days visiting Sidney and nearby towns.
Capt Wardy Frank Whitelock McCutcheon Dr H E Mantor Joe Simodynes and Robert Lowe all of Sidney left Tuesday morning on an extended hunting trip. County Treasurer Nelson and Wm Gross touring the county to gather data for the Farmers Union to oppose freight-rate hikes. Mrs D R Jones and son Kenneth left for Denver to stay indefinitely. Jones property in south Sidney rented to F R Browne of Thayers drug store. Dr Zike has an infected finger causing pain. infection from a scratched needle. Y P T Higgins of Gurley fractured ribs. recovering at home. Sidney residents are invited to a display and sale of Orient articles in the public library basement Friday and Saturday. Sherrerd eye sight specialist to be in Sidney Gift Shop with eye tests, money back guarantee.
Petit jurors for Cheyenne County Nebraska were drawn for the October Term A D 1925 to appear October 27 at 11 o'clock A M and serve until excused by the Court. listed names include Louie Schumacher M Andrews W R Weeden Frank Goodwin Dewey Larson John Treinen Frank Christensen Lewis Blaha Charles Bills J D Conover Leon Fine A E Brady Harry Flintjer Elmer Seyfang Floyd Carter Joe Simodynes Ray Greenlee Bam Sweet J W Johnson Chas Munshaw Edson Madden Everett Foster Ray Wellner Ernest Graham.
A reproduction of Custer's Last Stand is among thrilling features in The Scarlet West from First National Pictures, coming to the U. S. A. Theatre next Monday and Tuesday, highlighted as a standout of the program.
A historical film episode dramatizes Custer and his soldiers under siege by thousands of Lakota. Frank J. Carroll produced the piece after six months of research, with vivid camera work showing the final heroic stand until Custer falls beside his last man.
Ickes News reports Miss Clara Winkleman left Saturday for her North Bend home after a summer with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White returned Wednesday from Oklahoma where they spent the past month visiting. Mrs. FE Weed, Mrs. Clycle Click, Mrs. George Winkleman and Miss Clara shared lunch with Mrs. Conover Wednesday. Miss Jessie Eckhart is on the sick list. Miss Cecil James visited Tuesday with Mrs. R. H. Miler.
A dance event will be held at Hardy's Hall on October 30 under the auspices of St Martha's Guild of the Episcopal church. The notice invites attendees to join a social evening hosted by church members.
A short notice lists The Scarlet West Days program running next Monday and Tuesday at the U S A Theatre. It notes sequential shows and location details for local attendees.
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