Boosters Close Season in Victory
Sunday night and Monday the Boosters closed a victorious season after eight games in a Denver Post tournament winning the $3000 purse. The Spalding Co charm prizes were awarded to all winners. A banquet in Newcastle, Wyoming honored the team with talks by J. L. McIntosh, Dan Campbell, F. L. Whitelock, and mascot Jack Lowe. Players announced future moves to Giants, Logan Iowa, Liberty Missouri, Brush Colorado, South Sioux, Omaha, Cuba, Sidney and more. Floyd Brown and Gene Packard earned tournament cups for best batter and best pitcher.
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Denver Post
Spalding Sporting Goods Co
The
Baseball Association
Boosters
Newcastle
Wyoming
J. L. McIntosh
Dan Campbell
F. L. Whitelock
Jack Lowe
Floyd Brown
New York Giants
Logan
Towa
Artie Thomason
Liberty
Missouri
Toots” Kortum
Brush
Colorado
Ed Reichle
South Sioux
Lew Shook
Omaha
Bill Shipke
Cuba
Andy Anderson
Sidney
Jack Ryan
Ed Roben
Gene Packard
Last Game of Season in Sidney
The Sidney Roosters beat Newcastle Wyoming 13 to 12 in nine innings on Labor Day at the local diamond. Packard Simodynes Brown and Shook pitched. Sidney had 13 hits to Newcastle 15 in a loose, entertaining finale.
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Sidney Roosters
Newcastle
Wyoming
Denver
Roosters
Sidney
Packard
Simodynes
Brown
Shook
Fourth Quarterly Meeting At Methodist Church
At the parlors of the Methodist church last Thursday evening the fourth quarterly meeting was held. Dr. M. E. Gilbert, district superintendent, presided as reports showed the largest membership and financial gains in a corresponding period. Officers elected included Trustees F. A. Hand C. Osborn O. R. Owens J. B. Copley and W. J. Bra.
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Methodist Church
The
M. E. Gilbert
A. Hand
CO. J. Osborn
O. R. Owens
J. B. Copley
W. J. Bra
Notable Names List of Wheat Show Stewards and Officials
A roster lists ham describe Dr W E Murless and A A Rudd with W E Spearow L P Houge as participants. Stewards include C F Chesebro Otto Perso Charles Hornaday Albin Olson Carl Ledbetter William Harper W F Karth E A Schnuelle A M Sherman Al J Aden Emery Planck David E Ells J Earl Thayer Louis Benninghouse N D Brummage Fred Haworth Dr F L Snell Mrs O R Owens Mrs A A Rudd Mrs Ella Burke Mrs E N Murless Mrs Chas Hower Mrs Margaret Martin Mrs Fr W Karth.
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Fred Haworth
F. L. Snell
R. Owens
A. A. Rudd
Ella Burke
E. N. Murless
Chas Hower
Margaret Martin
Fr. W. Karth
Sister Leaves for Home After Wyoming Visit
Mrs Eva Lachat of Louisville Kentucky left Sunday for her home after a ten day visit with sister Mrs Frank Nolan and family. She joined the Nolan party on a drive to Wyoming beauty spots and expresses pleasure with the country and the trip.
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Eva Lachat
Louisville
Kentucky
Frank Nolan
Lachat
Nolan
Wyoming
Fatal motorcycle race claims Lloyd Koon at Festival grounds
The Festival grounds motorcycle race proved fatal for Lloyd Koon during a preliminary run as Ruben Crock and Frank Ludwig prepared to enter. Koon looked back before his machine veered and overturned. He died Sunday evening after emergency treatment in Miller hospital. Reuben Crock, a former Sidney High School alumnus, is among the riders.
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Festival
Lloyd Koon
Ruben Crock
Frank Ludwing
Koon
Miller Hospital
Miller
Bailey
Marshall
Pine Bluffs
Bushnell
Sidney
Reuben Crock
Sidney High School
Two students depart for university in Lincoln
Eddie Bennett and Erwin Perso left Monday for Lincoln to enter the university. Bennett is in his second year studying medicine while Perso begins an engineering course. Our boys will make good. Watch them.
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Eddie Bennett
Erwin Perso
Lincoln
University
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Perso
Mort Smith Injured in Train Jump at Oshkosh
Mort Smith an early resident of Cheyenne county was badly injured last week when he jumped from a train at Oshkosh while being taken to the insane asylum. He was a well known Sidney cattleman, never married, and had many friends in the area.
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Mort Smith
Cheyenne County
Oshkosh
Insane Asylum
Mort
Sidney
Mrs McAllister Returns to Sidney Circles After Bay View Summer
Mrs. McAllister and her young son arrived Friday from Bay View Michigan where they spent a delightful summer with relatives and friends. She is eager to resume her social role in Sidney society, where she has been missed. The item includes a witty remark about a backstairs and a note from the Boston Transcript.
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Eugene McAllister
Bay View
Michigan
McAllister
Sidney
Glad To See Them Liven The Streets
The old time thrill returns as children march to school on a Tuesday morning. Colors and bright pencils replace nickels, while businessmen pause their steps. A momentary lift in spirit accompanies Young America moving through the streets.
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America
Mrs Martin Returns Home After Illness
Mrs Paul Martin has come back from Omaha. Though very weak, she grows stronger daily after an operation for appendicitis followed by infection. She is glad to be home and her family is relieved, believing the illness will hasten her recovery.
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Paul Martin
Omaha
Treinen Family Begins Long Vacation Trip
John Treinen his wife and baby start a lengthy automobile journey marking a vacation from a demanding farming season. Treinen is praised as one of the county’s best men in the field crop proposition.
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John Treinen
Mr. Treinen
Education First Guy Tipton Heads to Chicago University
Education leader Guy Tipton departed Monday evening on No. 4 for Chicago to enter the Fine Arts department at Chicago University.
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Guy Tipton
Chicago
Fine
The
Chicago University
Miss Katherin Greenle Leaves Town for Astoria Teaching Year
Miss Greenlee departed on Tuesday evening for Astoria Oregon where she will teach the coming year. She will be greatly missed in many ways in her old home town.
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Katherin Greenle
Astoria
Oregon
Winter Trip Sends Henry Redington to Hot Springs Home
Henry Redington left Tuesday for the Old Soldiers' Home in Hot Springs South Dakota. He has spent the summer there tending to his property and now departs after a season of work and rest for veterans at the resort.
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Henry Redington
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Mr. Redington
Return of Miss Mary McIntosh Sparks Friendly Welcome
Miss Mary McIntosh returned Saturday from Colorado Springs where she had spent the summer. She was greeted warmly by friends as she arrived, sharing news of her travels and experiences.
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Mary McIntosh
Colorado Springs
North Platte gains Haiston family as Slayter buys home
North Platte gains the Haiston family who move from Sidney to take up residence in the Union Pacific conductor’s former area. Mr. Slayter has bought the Haiston home and will soon assume possession.
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Sidney
North Platte
John Haiston
Union Pacific
Mr. Slayter
Haiston
Baby Colby Arnold Henry Passes After Sudden Illness
Two year old Colby Arnold Henry, son of Mr and Mrs M J Colby of Gurley, died Tuesday forenoon after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
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Arnold Henry
M. J. Colby
Gur_ley
Funeral services held for Rev. Bennett at Colby home
Brief illness cited. Reverend Bennett of Sidney conducted funeral services at the Colby home Thursday afternoon. Interment was made in the Sidney cemetery.
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Bennett of
Sidney
Colby
Death of Baby Aurich Little Teonard in Bunker Hill
Baby Aurich Little Teonard son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Aurich of Bunker Hill precinct died at home August 30 from cholera infantum born May 7 he was the sunshine of the home buried from Salem Lutheran church September 1 Reverend Boelling officiated service bereaved parents and relatives mourn his loss.
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Teonard
Oscar Aurich
Bunker Hill Precinct
Salem Lutheran Church
Boelling
Sidney City Council Regular Session Minutes
The Sidney City Council met in regular session at 8 p m with Mayor I E Grabill and six councilmen present. Reports were approved, including August expenses and the Police Judge report. The council heard complaints about alleged mistreatment by local and railroad officers, ordered executive session, and directed letters to Governor McKelvie and Union Pacific vice president Jeffers requesting full investigations and an end to mistreatment of transients.
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I. E. Grabill
Counclinen
M.A. Shipman
L. G. Lowe
A. J. Jorgenson
Fr. Schroeder
Hi. Rogers
Lowe
Malowney
He Ton
Jorgenson
McKelvie
Cheyenne County
Jeffers
Union Pacific
Sidney City Council Minutes Note Police Chief Action
The Sidney city council meeting records a vote approving chief of police E B Bowman resigning as deputy sheriff if he remains chief, with a separate motion to abate city nuisances. A three member committee is appointed to seek county attorney action, and the clerk is to notify the chief to vacate the Rose street livery barn. The press commends the mayor and council for their actions. Attest City Clerk Fred Stephens I B Grabill.
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The
American Legion
Shipman
Lowe Malowney
Rogers
Jorgenson
Schroeder
Lowe
E. B. Bowman
Bowman
Malowney
U. P
Rose Street
City of Sidney
Caroline Coler
G. V. Doran
Financial Report August 1st 1921 City of Sidney
City treasurer’s report lists cash on hand and fund balances across General Road Cemetery Sewer Library Electric Water and related bond funds. Totals show 45211.38 in assets with overdrafts 23197.92, leaving 22062.46 balance. signed by bookkeeper J. Fred B. Stephens stating accuracy as a true copy of the Treasurer’s records.
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City OF Sidney
Village Cemetery
City Hall
J. Fred BE. Stephens
City of
Sidney
City Clerk Cash Book Entry August 1 1921
Cash account and clerk’s cash book record dated August 1 1921. Fred FE Stephens served as bookkeeper.
Real Estate Transfers Mention Various Purchases
Real estate transfers listed include L OQ funding land and wife to Zeb Gustin for 1.00. T J Hansen and wife to G L Rogers for 22,400.00. Charles Dedie and wife to Frank Sipek for 10,000.00. Liberty State Bank to George C Kivett for 1.00. R O Jackson and wife to Peter G Sinopoulo for 2,500. Allen FE Warren and wife to Augustin Taylor for 1,000.00. John Schulenberg et al to James K Childers for 5,000.00. Metz Millinery advertisement for winter wear.
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Allen FE
Warren
Augustin Taylor
Callahan
Sidney
John Schulenberg
James K. Childers
Dr Doran to Hold Free Exams in Minneapolis Trip
Hin Dr. Doran a regular graduate in medicine and surgery licensed by Colorado visits major towns offering free consultation and examination on this trip with treatment costs only if pursued He does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers of stomach tonsils or adenoids He cites many cures in stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidney bladder and rectal ailments Married ladies should come with husbands and children with parents Address Medical Laboratory of Dr. Doran 335 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn Advertisement
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Doran
Colorado
Medical Laboratory
Dr. Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
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D. R. Campbell
Liz Smith
Lew Sheek
Testa Kertum
Joe Simedynes
Frank Whitelock
Ed Reben
Andy Andersen
Art Thomason
Action At Quarterly
Metz Willinery
Mrs. Martin
Miss Greenlee
North Platte Gains
Baby Colby
Baby Aurich
City Council
Nebraska
Fred Stephens
I. B. Grabill
Financial Report
Cash Bank
American
Nebraska Bank
Eeces
Fred FE. Stephens
Metz
Sterling
Oxford
Hin
U. S. A. Theatre
A. T. Parks
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