Telegraph seeks local news and tips from readers
A local paper urges readers to send in news and tips, noting staff work of county and city correspondents and a 25 names per hour pace. It emphasizes the immense task of gathering news, invites visitors and any kind of item, and provides phone number 17 for tips. The piece highlights the paper's regulatory aim to keep Sidney readers informed and asks for cooperation to improve the Telegraph.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Obituary of Robert William Owens in Cheyenne County
Robert William Owens born July 24, 1928 in Rolette North Dakota died September 9 192? at age two years one month sixteen days after sudden illness. Survived by Chester L and Caklista E Owens father and mother brother Clarence Junior grandparents R R Owens and others. Funeral at home and Methodist church September 12 conducted by Rev L H Kaub with Mrs Ida Ahrens and Milas Marjorie Pettitt singing. Burial in Sidney cemetery.
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North Dakota
Cheyenne County
Robert William
Chester L. Owens
Clarence Junior
R. R. Owens
R. BR. Owens
L. H. Kaub
Ida Ahrens
Milas Marjorie Pettitt
Harold Tobin
Sidney
Library to Open Sunday Afternoons for Reading
Mrs 8 Corbett librarian announces city library will open Sunday afternoons from 2 30 to 5 The reading room only may be used and under 20 circumstances books will be exchanged on that day The change will please readers with magazines available at the desk and encourage visitors
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8. Corbett
City Brary
Trophies on display at Biasectts Pharmacy window
A south window display at Biasectts Pharmacy draws attention with numerous Sidney trophies. The assortment includes all Sidney Country Club prizes and individual club member awards, plus a trophy from a gas club. Each trophy bears a plate naming the winner and event.
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Biasectts Pharmacy
Sidney
Sidney Country Club
Gun Club
Des't mies: the football game, Ster saga: Beees Py Felsen or
The fragmentary text mentions a football game and a Ster saga involving Beees Py Felsen, suggesting a sports event or narrative tied to these proper names. Further readable details are unavailable to confirm specifics or outcomes.
Sidney County Club City Golf Tournament overview
The Sidney County Club hosts senior junior and ladies golf tournaments with multiple flights. Senior and junior events set September qualifying rounds and match play, entry fees 30 and 26 cents respectively, finals and prizes detailed. ladies crown city champion after nine holes with finals at eighteen. A boxing match summary follows, noting Kruise versus Maley with a controversial low blow and planned rematch in Sidney.
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Championship
Pioneer
Eek
Krulse
Parks
Mellberg
Sidney
Kruise
Cheyenne County
Qven Maley
Kruise Edges Mellberg In Brutal Ring Battle
Kruise and Mellberg exchange heavy blows across six and a half rounds as blood stains the ring. Kruise gains late momentum with hard rights to the jaw, but Mellberg rallies, leaving the verdict in doubt as the referee steps in before the final bell.
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Page
Kruise
Kruuise
Mellberg
Melleberg
Meliberg
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son and Grandson
A heartfelt note from Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Owens and Junior and Mr. and Mrs. BR. R. Owens and family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of their beloved son and grandson.
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Chester L. Owens and
BR. R. Owens
Society Notes Dance and Social Gatherings
Fortnightly club dance is set for Friday night at the club. Kings Daughters met Monday evening at Miss McIntosh's home. Mr and Mrs W J Clarkson hosted dinner Tuesday. Mrs Carter Dunaway hosted luncheon honoring Eunice Dillon of Sterling at J A Bentley residence. Altar Society met Thursday at St Patrick's Auditorium with Mesdames Barlow Hemmer and Bittner as hostesses. J A Bentley hosted dinner Friday at the Country club with guest C C Callahan from Burlington Washington. W W Jordan family Edward McLernon and Mrs Mack Radcliffe joined a duck dinner party at the Country club Thursday night.
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Kings Daughters
Miss McIntosh
Carter Dunaway
Country Club
Eunice Dillon
Sterling
J. A. Bentley
Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Mesdames Barlow
Matt Hemmer
John Bittner
C. C. Callahan
Burlington, Wash
W. W. Jordan
Edward MccLernon
Mack Radcliffe
Fortnightly club dines at Country club with bridge
Judge and Mrs J L Tewell Mrs Wesner and E L Hyde with a California guest enjoyed the first ducks of the season at the Country club Thursday evening. The Fortnightly club dined at the Country club this week and later played bridge at the E L Uptegrove home. Mrs F A Barger won the high score.
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J. L. Tewell
Wesner
E. L. Hyde
California
Country Club
E. L. Uptegrove
F. A. Barger
Country club to host first fortnightly dinner and bridge party
Next Thursday evening September 24 the Country club will hold its inaugural fortnightly dinner and bridge party for the entire membership. Organizers hope as many members as possible attend.
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Country Club
East End Bridge Club Holds First Meeting at Home
Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson hosted the inaugural East End Bridge club gathering at her residence on Tuesday evening. High honors went to Mrs. J. Simodynes and second place to Mrs. Fred Stuht in the card competition.
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A. J. Jorgenson
East End Bridge Club
J. Simodynes
Fred Stuht
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Robert William Owens
Chester L. and
Caklista E. Owens
Rolette, N. D
Sidney County Club
Mellburg
Society Notes
Mrs. W. J. Clarkson
Simplex
Fashion’s Footwear
Nellie Don
Nelly Don
Nelly
Telty Don