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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
12
Rates of subscription are listed as one year with postage paid at $1.50 for six months and $0.75 for single copies. The notice indicates advance payment, and that the item is entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter with foreign advertising represented by The American Press Association.
Attorney W. K. Hodgkin was in Denver the first of the week on business. J. W. Johnson returned Saturday from Denver where he spent several days transacting business. G. W. Gage of Proctor Colorado was a Sidney visitor Wednesday looking after business affairs. Miss Dorothy Swatzlander left the first of the week for the state university at Lincoln. She was delayed on entering the university due to having
The column notes that two sisters Dorathy and Jean had tonsils removed in Denver last week and returned with their family. It reports visits by Rey and Mrs. John Stansbury of Osceola Nebraska and remarks on a family outing to Denver. Also mentions W W Willging taking charge of Optical at March Jewelry and Joe Hahler awaiting Buick orders for his shop.
Mr and Mrs E A Gould of Republican City are visiting in the home of his relatives. The brief note records a family visit and shared time at a local residence.
Mr and Mrs H H Gould of this city accompanied Counts Agent and Mrs Gould home from the State Fair for a brief vacation. Mrs Frank Hall, formerly Miss Lela Bush, visited Sidney en route to Cheyenne to join her husband. The Sidney Truck and Tractor Co incorporated with 25000 capital, officers include Stephen Jensen president M J Kinney vice president R C Christopher Lee Treus and George Christopher. Geo Christopher also leads the Doug Jays Motor Corporation of Omaha.
Street hat display attracts shoppers at The Metz Millinery Store with affordable headwear on the bar display. Local shoppers browse a selection of plain and patterned hats priced to suit budget buyers.
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