Batches Playoff Golf Matches Tie Championship Flight
The club reports week long play with several matches decided in the Championship Flight and remaining playoffs set among Buckner Martin Hyde and Wight, with a consolation match planned. President and Secretary Flights conclude with scheduled head to head bouts. A media day next Sunday sends Sidney teams to Sterling for a Tri-State tie break with many fans expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Wat Thomas
Barger
Hodgton
Hyde
Witham
Hink
Campbell
Mc@eneghan
Kepler
Bentley
Buckner
John McIntosh
Martin
Schroeder
Pettibone
Haworth
Wight
Titham
Thayer
Phelps
Grimminger
Worden
Barker
Coler
Swanson
J. L. Mentosh
Schroedee
Heworth
Hodgkin
Thomas
Sidpay Golf Club
Sterling
Sidney
New Library Books Join Shelves At City Library Board
The library board accepts 46 fiction volumes donated by Yaon Fine for addition to shelves. New titles include Judith of Godless Valley, The Breaking Point, This Freedom, On a Chinese Screen, The Red Signal, Three Lovers, Little Women, What Tommy Did, When the Sandman Comes, Radio Detectives, The Gackiest Girl in Seneis, and other works by West Hutchinson Swinnerton Curwood Wharton Burnett Hemon Miller Brazel and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaon Fine
Judith of
Godless Valley
Willis
Rinehart
Fudge
West
Hutchinson
Richard
Bachellor
Manghan
the Just Steward
Dehan
Three Lovers
Swinnerton
M. Diver
Livingston
Trillian
Arnold Bennett
Curwood
Wharton
Burnett ‘Marie Chapelaine
Hemon
Raynor ‘Slade
I Sadate
Fletcher
Little Women
Alcott
Tommy
Miller
Kay Rice & Wisell
BDYH
Cone Vaceess Verrill
Cs Oo
Brazel
New Minister Kilburns Arrive in Sidney Parish
Rev and Mrs William Kilburn arrived Thursday and assumed duties at the Methodist parsonage. Messages from Wayne Nebraska praise the couple as fine citizens and ministers, predicting Sidney will welcome them warmly amid strong community ties and church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kilburn
Wayne
Nebraska
Sidney
Kilburns
Kilburn
Music in Sidney Schools Starts New Year with Growth
The Sidney public schools music program opens a promising year with expanded offerings. A new Progressive Music Series is introduced in grades one three and eight. High school harmony and chorus enrollments rise as Girls Glee Club expands and an active orchestra rehearses twice weekly for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
George Chadwick
American Composers
New England Conservatory
Osbourn McConathy
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ilinois
Edward Birge
Indiana State University
W. Otto Miessner
State Normal School
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Gertrude Parsons
Department of
Polytechnic High School
Los Angeles
California
Teachers’ Institute
Dana
McGill
Cook
Shoogy School
Mayhew
Gleam
Silver Stream
de Fare
Sidney Girl to Southern School
Dr W T Elkner and his daughter Juneau depart for Nashville to enroll at Ward Belmont School, Chicago to meet chaperons, with a private car for the journey. Juneau, age 14, is a skilled pianist, recently graduating from a Boulder Colorado school. Dr Elkner will later visit a southern cotton plantation and Milwaukee property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Eikner
Juneau
Union Pacific
Nashville
Tennessee
Ward-Belmont
America
Elkner
Chicago
Martha
A.‘ Cason
Boulder
Colorado
South
Milwaukee
Dressers Move to California Fruit Ranch Family Departures
Mrs Fred Dresser and nephew Paul Hornaday left Friday noon for Galt California where the Dressers have long planned to relocate. They owned a fruit ranch and Mr Dresser prepared it for the rest of the family. Floyd stays to finish high school. Sidney loses a good family as Hornaday returns to California after visiting here this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dresser
Paul Hornaday
Galt
California
Dressers
Mr. Dresser
Floyd
Sidney
Harry Hornaday
Sidney Has Much But Needs More
Sidney has many assets including climate water sewer system schools churches banks railroads streets hotels and industries. It seeks to get busy receive farmers products build pickle and canning factories establish a market pay cash for farm products unite merchants and farmers, create playgrounds and a community house, and conserve child morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
U. P
Nebraska
The
Telegraph
Cheyenne County Teachers Institute Held in Sidney
A joint institute for rural town and city teachers will meet at Sidney High School on Friday and Saturday September 20 and 30. All county teachers must attend with schools closed and salaries not suspended. Notable speakers include Robert S. Elliott G H Yoakam and Alice J Henigan. Emil D Backer will direct music and local talent will join round table discussions. Anna McFadden county superintendent invites participation and room and board offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Robert S. Elliott
Chadron State Teachers’ College
G. H. Yoakam
Kearney State
Tragic Auto Crash Claims James Payton in Dalton Area
Message of sorrow from Dalton notes brother James Payton was killed in an automobile rollover near Kansas City. Mrs Easterday and sister Mrs Woolsey of Dalton traveled after the tragedy. Payton was well known in the Dalton country and the funeral was held last Tuesday.
Bennett couple start new life in Falls City drive home
Porter Bennett and his wife prepared a move to Falls City with their furniture already en route. They had been residents for three years and began the journey on Tuesday with their car, continuing the move that began Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Bennett
Falls City
Mrs. Bennett
Henning and Schroll Tie at Lodgepole Ceremony
Henning Schroll of Lodgepole and Alta Mary Schroll were married on Tuesday September 10 by County Judge Floyd D Barlow with Mrs Barlow assisting. The couple resides in Lodgepole and the ceremony was conducted in the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Roscoe Henning
Alta Mary Schroll
Lodgepole
Floyd D. Barlow
Pearl. Barlow
Equinox Day and Night Equal Then Days Shorter
The equinox brought equal day and night this Friday and days will gradually shorten. Though the change is gradual, the loss of lengthy twilight will be evident in retrospect, and persistent clouds and rain could end the Indian summer as expected.
Dalton Plans Fall Festival Boost from Dalton and County
Dalton announces a fall festival with cash prizes for vegetables grains and ribbons for stock and products. a large exhibit room at the Foster garage hosts a big dinner and a free hipp picture show. contests include tennis horseshoes baseball and more with bob simmons speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Foster Garage
Bob Simmons
Scottsbluff
Hipp
Dunn Ranch
Telegraph
County
Dix
Kimball
North Platte
Dalton Table
W C T U Elects Officers At September Meeting
The W C T U annual election was held in the Methodist church parlors on September 15. Potter county president Mrs. Grant Brady presided, devotionals included Psalm 20 and the Lord's Prayer, and readings and musical numbers followed. Officers elected: President Mrs. S J Wilnes, Vice President Ina Nelson, Recording Secretary Mrs. William Pettit, Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Leafdale. Two delegates to the Lincoln state convention, October 15, are Mrs. W J Shoemaker and Mrs. S J Wilnes. Attendance totaled 31 with delegates from Lodgepole and Potter. A luncheon concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Grant Brady
Potter
Ina Nelson
Ahrens
W. J. Shoemaker
J. Wilnes
State Officers Here Visit Sidney During Waterways Tour
The State Attorney General Clarence Davis traveled through Sidney on Friday en route to the north valley and Crawford to discuss irrigation projects. Nebraska waterway inspector R. H. Willis joined the visit as they toured Colorado connections. The Telegraph office hosted a pleasant call following an extensive trip into Colorado and related waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davis
Sidney
North Valley
Crawford
R. H. Willis
Bridgeport
Nebbraska
Colorado
Work and Play as Bonhams Plan Colorado Springs Trip
B W Bonham and wife depart for Deliver this week so Bonham can gather new ideas for his funeral directing work. They will drive to Colorado Springs to visit friends and expect to be away about a week. H L Bonham of Kimball, brother and partner, runs the business in Sidney during B W Bonham's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W
County Commissioners Close Hazardous Rail Crossing
The Cheyenne County Board met September 10 1922 at Sid ney Neb with full attendance. Union Pacific reps urged closing a west end crossing near the section and range line for safety. The crossing crosses several tracks and is hazardous. the board adopted a resolution to abandon it and requested UP to close to public travel. The board discussed a $30 000 county bond for fair grounds buildings and set a rule that a petition from at least ten percent of voters is needed to bring the measure to a vote. Jurors were chosen per 1918 Nebraska statutes 8137 Chapter. The board scheduled October 3 1922 or a chairman call for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railway
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Fair Ground
Farmers Union
Cheyenne
A.county
Sidney’s Beauty Spots and Lincoln Highway Showcase Lawn
Sidney’s lawns and gardens blaze with fall color as the Lincoln Highway routes tourists past. The J. J. McIntosh lawn, a block wide and deep, stands as the season’s highlight with meticulous planting and a noted Japanese gardener nicknamed Skip tending the beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Lincoln Highway
J. J. McIntosh
Skip
It Leads Back Home Travel Story to Toledo Iowa
J. A. Bentley and wife and F. Haworth and wife left Sunday in the Bentley Packard for Toledo Iowa. They drove 414 miles to Omaha the first night and plan a two week visit returning home. They stopped for meals and left at six a m. and arrived at eleven p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bentley
Haworth
Bentley Packard
Toledo
Iowa
Omaha
Dr and Mrs L G Simon Return From 1400 Mile Tour
Dr and Mrs L G Simon are home after weeks away for business and pleasure. They made a substantial auto tour into Town covering 1400 miles in their absence. Harold is at a Denver high school until the new home is finished and ready for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Simon
Harold
Denver
Pleasant Scenic Drive To Scottsbluff Featured Itinerary
That Good Highway Mrs F G Griffith and her guests Mr and Mrs Will Green of Omaha with Harold Tobin at the wheel took a pleasant drive to Scottsbluff last Saturday and return. They looked over the pleasant towns between and the beautiful scenic views and enjoyed every moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Griffith
Will Green
Omaha
Harold Tobin
Scottsbliff
Cheyenne County Fair Bond Petition Urgency
The Cheyenne County Fair Board asks the commissioners to place a $30,000 bond for fairground buildings. The board cannot place the question on the ballot without a petition from ten percent of county voters. Petitions are urged as the next step to prevent losing the county fair and its advertising and economic benefits.
Hunters Return From Opening Duck Season In Warm Weather
Mighty nimrods in game preserves north of Lisco and Oshkosh include Blake Hanna Jim Hackett Earl Haworth Johnnie Chloupeck and Geoff LaVelle. Others from Sidney such as Joe Simodynes A J Jorgenson R P Kepler Earl Kratz Hugo Nickum Vern Greenwood Delbert Cook Ray Bretergus John Schuerman Edwin Breternita Rupert Campbell and others were noted. The town smells of roast duck as hunters report it too warm for good shooting but plenty to go around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
Lisco
Oshkosh
Blake Hanna
Jim Hackett
Earl Haworth
Johnnie Chloupeck
Geoff LaVelle
Sidney
Joe Simodynes
A. J. Jorgenson
R. P. Kepler
Earl Kratz
Hugo Nickum
Vern Greenwood
Delbert Cook
Ray Bretergus
John Schuerman
Edwin Breternita
Rupert Campbell
Weeden Gears Up for Undertaking and Furniture Business
Temporary quarters are being fitted in the Harper building east store room for W. R. Weeden to operate his undertaking and furniture business during the interim before his new building south of The Telegraph is completed. Equipment has been ordered and is arriving rapidly. Weeden is a well known local figure with many friends in Sidney. his return is described as coming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. ‘Weeden
Harper
Telegraph
Mr. Weeden
Sidney
Legion
Young Musicians Lead Kimball Band Practice
H. L. Bonham of Kimball directed his brother’s juvenile band during Monday practice. He led the group, expressing delight at the children’s interest and progress in their first reed instrument lessons. Forty-seven of the fifty members participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bonham
Kimball
Nelson Weber wedding in Gillette and Sterling
Arvid Fimil Nelson of Gillette Wyoming and Edith R Weber of Sterling Colorado were married in this city on Saturday September 16 by Rev W T Kahse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Fimil Nelson
Gillette
Wyoming
Edith m R. Weber
Sterling
Colorado
W. T. Kahse
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Best OF Spirits
New Library Books
Southern School
Cheyenne County ‘Teachers’ Institute
Henning-Schroll
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Nelson-Weber
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