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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
7
A sequence of brief notes from Lodge Pole recounts residents leaving for Chicago Omaha and Denver for family visits medical procedures and business trips. Many neighbors hosted guests attended fairs taught school moved homes and joined social events. Neighborly travel and daily life details highlight community activity.
In Spring Canyon on Labor Day there was no St. F. PD. on routes. Residents report social visits with Mrs. Milo Moore, Mrs. Robert Nicholas, and Mrs. Dan Beebe. Schools opened Tuesday. Crook visitors include Ray Pope and Mrs. Gus Sutter. A community cattle sale occurred in Crook stock yards last Thursday with P R Bell purchasing twenty seven cattle. Ross Brossard drives the school track north of town this year.
A light frost was reported in the valley Thursday night. Emil Englert threshed oats Friday and Saturday of last week. George Allington and Firth Booth finished wheat combining at the Booth ranch Friday. Miss Olive Warren, a district 57 teacher, spent the weekend with her mother. Alta Bahr of district 40 entered high school here. Billy Allington sprained his foot badly Saturday. Booth and Ruttner transacted business at the county seat Saturday. There was Sunday morning preaching with Mr. Brox back from a trip. A bacon fry at Krueger's Lake Sunday evening bid farewell to Mr. Whitmire soon leaving for Potter. Edna Christensen of Fremont is visiting her sister Mrs. Earl Johnson. Mrs. Mons Johnson visited her daughter Mrs. W. W. Craig last week. Mrs. Jack Hannah visited her sister Mrs. Lindley last week. Emil Englert bought several hogs from A. Fenske last week.
Center Bud Nickells spent Monday night at the Otho Campbell home. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rose motored to Sidney Tuesday. Mrs. John Groshans spent Wednesday at the W. Scott home. Mrs. H. E. Ferrier and son and Mrs. H. E. Netherland and babe called at the J. M. Netherland home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ladine and daughter Agnes called at the S. W. Scott home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L Bancroft called.
A brief note invites individuals to schedule a portrait sitting at Phelps Studio during the year, highlighting photography services and birthday portraits as a featured offering.
Friends of Mr and Mrs Melvin Simpson relocate to Sterling. Melyn begins railroad work. Kingston of Crook gathered at Mrs QP Wesley’s home with large attendance. Elis Dunn and Crook residents shopped in the county seat. Clarence Beebe loses saddle horse last Thursday night. Ward Tell and Mrs Dar Beebe visited Crook. Intestinal flu illness reported but improving. Ruth Stewart visited home folks near Proctor. George Zimmerman and Ray Sheffield visited McKelvey Milo Moore homes. George Zimmerman and Ray Sheffield conducted Proctor business Saturday. Cropaw family visited with Sutter, Bell, Willard and Beebe families.
Mrs Jolliff has taken the agency for the Barclay corsets at 503 E 2nd St. The Westbound Limited departs Union Station at 7 30 p m. Don’t miss it. Plate glass windshields and sle doors installed at Habbler Garage.
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