Local and Personal News Highlights Across Sidney Area
Mrs Bixby visited friends at Fat Morgan Cole. Dr TD of Manter spent a few days here last week. Albert Jendes and wife and Mr and Mrs Carrack were Monday shoppers in Sidney. W H Weber of Bloomfield Neb was here this week. Len Swanson traveled to Fort Morgan Colo to visit relatives. Elizabeth Schroeder visited Kimball and attended the Sammie Girls ball. Mr and Mrs Ernest Stuht hosted a dinner for relatives. A B Knox stayed at Forrest Knox home south of Dix. Goldie Cory and Rose Sullivan arrived for the school opening. Marjory Shipman returned from Wheatland Wyoming. James Worden left for Denver to visit relatives. Robert Barlow and wife dined at Muadden ranch in Sidney Draw. Labor Day observed with some working and others fishing. Mrs W S White of Meridian Conn visited Will Riggs family. Miss Winnifred Wood and mother arrived from Clay Center. Miss Wood resumes school duties. Reverend JS Jones and family visiting with Arlo Perry party. Arlo Perry's accident caused five stitches to close a leg wound. Mrs Ella Burke and daughter Helen returned from a two week trip. Helen returned to desk at American Bank. Alyah Witters took two sons from grandparents S P Witters to Cheyenne. Henry Kreagle of Wheatland Wyoming visited and reported good crops. Flo pleased with new location.
Fire consumes Lorenzo store owned by C A Blackman
The Lorenzo general merchandise store owned and operated by C A Blackman burned to the ground early last Saturday. The origin of the fire is unknown and the loss was total, with only small insurance coverage. Lete and Lawrence Beyer completed an eight week threshing job last Friday, harvesting 14 000 bushels of high grade wheat on a tract under a section and 1700 bushels on a smaller tract. They express satisfaction with their summer work despite crop drawbacks this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
C. A. Blackman
Lete
Lawrence Beyer
Oppers Recovering in Colorado Hotel As Prospects Improve
U Opper shows slow recovery at Tot Springs Hotel in Idaho Springs Colorado. Tie Opper walks a little and uses his hands, eager to return to Sidney, praised as the best town with the best people on earth. Mrs Opper spent a day in Sidney en route to Prosser Nebraska to see her father who is improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opper
Tot Springs
Idaho Springs
Colorado
Tie
Sidney
Mrs. Opper
Prosser
Nebraska
Patriot ball band delays as train swap saves dancers
Dr Awink Gallensky and Miss Nibel Kline furnished music for a Sidney patriotic ball. Their train stood on the Potter track until No 5 lent its engine after a busted carburetor, reaching Kimball at 10 380 p.m. to play until 3 a.m. Mrs George Benton of Aberdeen visited her Sidney sister during a California trip, narrowly avoiding the derailed No 20 wreck near Colton last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr .Awink
Mr. Gallenski
Nibel Kline
Kimball
Potter
No. 5
George Benton
Aberdeen
South Dakota
A. S. Ayle
California
Sidney
Colton
Motor Truck Quality Hinges On Engine And Final Drive
No motor truck is better than its motor or more efficient than its final drive. These two units deserve careful consideration by buyers, for the truck’s performance hinges on them. The maker that builds these two well earns trust for the rest of the machine. The unstinted praise of International Motor Trucks by their owners signals the high class of service demanded by today’s business drivers. The International motor is likely highlighted as a standard of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Motor Trucks
Miss Nora Bausch Tours East for Millinery Stock
Miss Nora Bausch spent weeks visiting eastern cities and touring wholesale houses. She traveled to Omaha Minneapolis and Chicago and used two weeks away to select a fall and winter stock for her millinery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Bausch
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chitago
No Trespassing at Old Barquist Ranch in Sidney
Abbreviation of notice forbids trespassing hunting or fishing on the old Barquist Ranch and rail road section in Sidney Nebraska due to theft fears. The owners W E Swatzlander and J C Swatzlander announce enforcement from August 26 1918 with prosecution to the full extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barquist Ranch
South
Northwest
Sidney
Nebraska
W. E. Swatzlander
J. C. Swatzlander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebraska State Bank
Home Bank
Lalley
Chas. Nepinsky
Basement Gapen Bidg
Sidney, Nebr
Furer Grocery Company
Mrs . Bixby
TD of
Manter
Albert Jendes
Carrack
W. H. Weber
Bloomfield
Nebraskan
Len Swanson
Fort Morgan
Colo
Elizabeth Schroeder
Ernest Stuht
Mrs
A. B. Knox
Forrest Knox
Dix
Goldie Cory
Rose Sullivan
Marjory Shipman
Wheatland
Wyo
Mrs. Munson
James Worden
Denver
Robert Barlow
Virginia
Muadden
Sidney Draw
W. S. White
Meridian
Connecticut
Will Riggs
San Francisco
JS. Jones
Kansas City
Robert Jones
Frances Jones
Arlo Perry
Ella Burke
Helen
Wyoming
Kansas
American Bank
Alyah Witters
S .P. Witters
Cheyenne
Henry Kreagle
Sidney Transfer & Implement House
E. L. Uptegrove
Prop
Rose Street
Union Pacific
NEBR
Fensee Bros
the Home of Quality
Sunol, Nebraska
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