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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
10
County commissioners met to approve numerous road labor payments, fuel, and supplies across districts Lodge Pole North Star and others. The session included bonds for local officials, bids for printing election materials, and adjournment to September 16, 1924.
Route A West Gurley Mrs Henry Sorge and baby Lucille returned Saturday from Fremont where Mrs Sorge attended her father's funeral. Mrs Knox and Victor tea with Commissioner Rose and family. Fred Bartels and family motor to Thayer county to visit relatives. Harry Segelke busy with new coupe full of girls Saturday evening so he skipped the Bunker Hill band concert. Dealers offer good deals on old cars with bonus girls. Hilda Ewert back from Dalton visiting aunt Mrs Fred Meinicke. Geneva Swain of Gurley spent last week with Opal Folks. Oscar Aurich stored his separator for winter. Charles Hill owns a new Ford truck. The Lutherans cleaned and arranged.
Maple Grove residents socialized and traveled in the week. Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson visited N P Johnson in Sidney on Monday. Charles Garwood left Thursday for Missouri after helping Ed Miles harvest. Other locals including Pope Porter and Fahceley left Thursday. Oscar Johnson and son spent Thursday at F A Johnsons. Albin Olson stayed with Nels Johnson Thursday night. Grace Cradit quit Ed Miles’ work Thursday and is now home at school. Mrs Ed Miles and children visited W T Sharman and sons Friday. Mrs Nels Johnson visited Theo Waddell Thursday afternoon along with Mrs Theo Waddell and children.
Mrs W 9 Sharman and family and Mrs Ed Miles with children visited Otto Davis on Thursday evening. Henry James family left for Laramie Wyoming to visit relatives. Rubbter and family and Siders headed to Denver to see relatives. Waddell family drove to Hickory Nebraska to visit uncle Lobspeck. Miles, Moose and others fished near Broadwater at Graham Lake. fishing was fine. Ray Frame and Andrew Nelson families stopped by WTT. Sharman’s visited A G Weaver. Otto Davis, Walter Johnson and Lucille Waddell prepared district No 2 for school opening. F A Johnson and Oscar work on a car. supper at Nels Johnson’s. Will Ewert threshing five hundred acres. Frank and Albert Baker visited in Pender. May Spiker’s motor burned east of Sidney. insurance will cover repairs.
An Irish judge scolded a witness who kissed the Bible while testifying, saying God sees through deceit a stern warning to speak truth. The moment underscores the solemnity of oath taking in court and the judge’s insistence on honesty.
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