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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
2
The Telegraph records a flurry of local travel and moves. Families migrate to Idaho Springs and Chadron while others return from Denver and Dannebrog. Students and teachers prepare for the school year and town events, with sport results and community notices scattered throughout.
Mrs Stella Mapes and Mrs Grace Byrne with son Clayton returned to Cheyenne Wells Colorado after a few days visiting the Craig and James Booth homes. The sisters were accompanied by Mrs Bert Allington.
Mr and Mrs Claus Henricksen of Scribner and Mr and Mrs Will Henricksen called at the Ed Mintken home Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs S H Poole and son Kenneth and Mr Jinkens of Julesburg spent the weekend at the Ray Clough home. Miss Ruby Baker returned from Denver after a week with friends. Mr and Mrs J D Devier and Edith visited Forrest Devier home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Yowell and
Delores spent Friday evening at the Lloyd Yowell home. Mrs J D Devier and daughters Edith and Leitha attended the wedding of Dorothy Fisher and Harold Tennant at Foster. Mr and Mrs Herman Mintken and family spent Sunday evening at the Emil Marx home. Mr and Mrs Ed Mintken were Sunday dinner guests at the Louie Reimers home. Miss Leitha Devier left Friday evening for Hastings to attend Hastings business college. Mr and Mrs H M Robb of Casper Wyoming spent Monday at the Ray. Mr and Mrs James Devier celebrate the birth of a son at Pioneer hospital in Dalton Saturday morning. Telegraph Wantads Get Results Try Them.
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