History of Interest to Sidney and Vicinity Items
History of Interest to Sidney and Vicinity from The Telegraph files recalls events from 14 24 34 44 and 54 years ago. Notable notes include tonsil surgeries at Taylor Hospital for Christy Slayter and Lyle Adams, a death in Aurora, a Cheyenne trip by Henry Parratt family, a fishing party near Oshkosh, L H Kaub’s Bayard visit after vacation, Virginia Huff’s arm fracture, and Katt returning to Sundl for school duties.
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Sidney and Vicinity
Christy Slayter
O. D. Slayter
Lyle Adams
Ralph Adams
Taylor Hospital
Ralph Davidson
Aurora
Henry Parratt
Cheyenne
Joe Maresh
Ray L. Jones
E. W. Snell
Oshkosh
Rev
L. H. Kaub
Bayard
Sidney
Lincoln
Kansas
Virginia Lou Huff
Leonard Huff
Family notices and travels from Ardmore Dakota and beyond
34 years ago Frank Tobin and wife were called to Ardmore South Dakota by the death of an aunt Katy Bretty. Mrs Siedow and daughter Eva leave tomorrow for a two week visit in Omaha and Council Bluffs. Mrs James Nero is in hospital and quite sick. Mr Frandsen is at Bridgeport with Mr Yokum and has joined Mr Yokum's mining company. Miss Kathryn Sharmer left this week for California. Messrs D Short and Ray Evans left Friday for Wheatland Wyoming to fish for two weeks about thirty miles from Wheatland. F A Gapen publisher of The Telegraph left for Chicago for two weeks and Bloomington Illinois. Mrs Thomas Clinton is visiting her daughter Mrs G A Weilman at Chappell.
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Frank Tobin
Ardmore
South Dakota
Katy Bretty
Siedow
Eva
Omaha
Council Bluffs
James Nero
Frandsen
Bridgeport
Yokum
Kathryn Sharmer
California
Messrs
D. Short
Ray Evans
Wheatland
Wyo
F. A. Gapen
The
Telegraph
Chicago
Bloomington
Thomas Clinton
G. A. Weilman al Chappell
South Sundl notes long list of local visits and moves
South Sundl column recounts numerous residents visiting, relocating, or traveling. Vera Mahr returns from Montrose two weeks away. Edith Martin becomes a Potter teacher. Barbara Kucera visits Sunol. Draper family from the north table visits Sterling. Doris Frankeberger returns from Nebraska and Iowa vacation. Halston and Huff visit York. Mo Noah, Arthur Walters depart after guest stay. Lillian Oberfelder to Omaha Brownell Hall. Dr Harris and Spencer plan Denver Manitou trip. Rudolph Stuht to Omaha for deaf and dumb institute job. Alma and Herman Baumbach move to live with Rudolph Perse. Tobin couple move to Goff house. Britton visits Sterling. Zalesky family hosts visitors. Bonser family visits. Willie Rosso, Fort Collins. B J Barnhart family vacation in Faust Alberta. Ed Ahlberg and G W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Mahr
Montrose
Colo
Edith Martin
Potter
Barbara Kucera
Sunol
Jack Dempsey
Art Draper
North Table
Doris Frankeberger
Nebraska
Iowa
Mary J. Halston
Dave Huff
York
Clara and
Margaret Mo
Harris
Spencer
Denver
Colorado
Manitou
Rudolph Stuht
Omaha
Deaf and Dumb Institute
W. G. Brown
John Roberts
Sterling
E. W. Zalesky
Andrey Lee
Agnes Zalesky
G. W. Bonser
Tom Bonser
Burl Hall
Francis
C. E. Howitt
Chappell
Tom
Stanton Returns From New York Visit
Sunday from an extended visit with relatives at Chicago Inl. L. A. Stanton returned Thursday from his old home in New York state.
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Chicago
Inl. L. A
Snarler Questions Telegraphs Business Writeups
The snarler challenges The Telegraph for giving business men a weekly writeup while not naming any beneficiary. Judge Heist is in Denver this week. Hastings arrives to command siege forces at Sidney. The King's Daughters receive hats. Mrs Blanchard invites ladies and girls to call. Fred Kurth brings two potatoes weighing 3 lb 4 oz, still unripe from current harvest.
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Will
Snarler
the Telegraph
Heist
Denver
Hastings
Sidney
King
Blanchard
Fred Kurth
Bonser Families Noted for Visitors and News
Bonser shoppers visited Friday while Jack Frost appeared Thursday morning. Grasshoppers damage grain. Mrs Ed Ahlberg spent Wednesday with the W G Bonser home. Saturday guests at G W Bonser included Mr and Mrs Wilber H Sullivan and sons Richard and David and Mrs Robert Clair from Denver. Allen Kahl helps cut feed. Mrs G W Bowser learns her nephew Glenn P Sullivan served on the Battleship Missouri and witnessed the surrender signing.
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Bonser
Jack Frost
Grasshoppers
Ed Ahlberg
van and Sons
Richard
David
Robert Clair
Denver
Allen Kahl
Lester
Union Valley News Summary From Mrs Vick Home Notes
The M C C Club met at the Paul Vick home on Thursday afternoon and many locals attended a Sunday horse show in Sidney. Donald Lamb helped with threshers last Tuesday while Grandma Schuler endures rheumatism in her leg. Mrs Lloyd Ravert and Mrs Leonard Bayne cooked for threshers, and Mrs Clair Gillespie with Mrs Telegraph Want Ads Get Results. Willis Beyer and baby returned from a Sidney hospital. Albert Fecht and Harm Fecht accompanied Mrs Harm Fecht to Sidney to catch the train to Minnesota to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Paul Vick and Son
Roy
Broadwater
Nport
Grandma Schuler
Bill Schuler
Paul Vick
Lloyd Ravert
Leonard Bayne
Clair Gillespie
Telegraph
Willis Beyer
Baby
Albert Fecht
Harm Fecht
Minnesota
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the Telegraph Printing Company
Katt
Sundl
Noah
Arthur Walters
Lillian Oberfelder
Brownell Hall
Alma
Herman Baumbach
Sparta
Wis
City
Rudolph Perse
Goff
Andrew Britton
South Sundl
D. E. Dickinson
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Wilber H. Sulli
Catia
Xa i
Rh Beng
Union Valley
Donald Lamb
Cleve Gillespie
Coronado
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