Local items from History Of Interest column
Mrs Frank Meier of Lorenzo was brought to Taylor Hospital for a broken ankle after a cow kick. Mary Peetz ends sixteen years at Greenlees grocery, Freda Hammer visits Laramie with nephew Russell Ahrens and Harry Bonham. Mrs Mamie Farr recovers from a yard fall. Mrs Raymond Maley and Wayne return from a visit with Ed and Leslie Sanders in north Potter. Weldon Thomas returns from Montrose with Mrs M G Howard and Audrey. Mrs Howard plans Sidney stay then Brewster visit by her daughter. Audrey stays locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meier
Lorenzo
Taylor Hospital
Mary Peetz
Greenlees
Freda Hammer
Laramie
Wyo
Russell Ahrens
Harry Bonham
Cheyenne
Mamie Farr
Raymond Maley
Wayne
Leslie Sanders
North Potter
Weldon Thomas
Montrose
Colo
M. G. Howard
Audrey
Howard
Small Town Trips and Local Busy News
R A Barlow and family return home after a pleasant eastward auto trip drawing attention to Hasting and Red Cloud. Chester and James Hazelwood visit their uncle and aunt C H Gardner while not in school. Beulah Grabill and Jean Swatzlander skip Lincoln Rush Week then rest before returning next week. Clarence Joliff suffers a bad cold and rests. he visits Lincoln for a week. Mrs L Defever and baby of Egbert Cole join husband at Ernest Jaeckel home on East Lincoln Highway. Clarence Olson leaves for State Fair then State University studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Barlow
Hastings
Red Cloud
Chester
James Hazelwood
Guernsey
C. H. Gardner
Beulah Grabill
Jean Swatzlander
Lincoln
Clarence Joliff
The
Round House
Lawrence Defever
Egbert
Cole
Ernest Jaeckel
East Lincoln Highway
Clarence Olson
State University
Local residents on brief journeys and visits
Mrs. D. R. Campbell returned Saturday evening from a delightful outing. Miss Gertrude O Kane returned Thursday from a visit with relatives in Omaha. Mrs. E. J. Hayes and her Wilnes baby spent last week at Birdwell ranch. Miss Mary Seeger helps at Sidney Mercantile. Mrs. Fannie Tobin will stay at Ogden Springs Utah. Mrs. Hubert Fuller entertains sister and nephew from Iowa. Nellie and Ruth Erickson of Wahoo are summer guests at Metropolitan Hotel. Schaff left for Grand Island. Herman Schroeder returned from a trip to his old home in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Campbell
Gertrude O'Kane
Omaha
E. J. Hayes
Wilnes
Birdwell Ranch
Mary Seeger
Sidney Mercantile Company
Fannie Tobin
Ogden Springs
Utah
Hubert Fuller
Iowa
Nellie and
Ruth Erickson
Wahoo
Nebraska
Metropolitan Hotel
Schaff
Grand Island
Sidney
Herman Schroeder
Germany
New Baby for Mr and Mrs Isaac Jones
Mr and Mrs Isaac Jones celebrate a new boy born Wednesday. Isaac praises him as the finest boy in North Divide and says he resembles his father.
Aylward completes final proof on Sidney homestead
Patrick Aylward filed final proof Wednesday, turning his claim into a thriving Southwest Sidney farm. Nannie Parker, Dr. Gibson’s daughter, returned to Chicago after a pleasant Sidney visit. Prof Crane, Lincoln county singer, left a mark in Sidney. R A Miller, Dr Stewitts and O Q Lyon near North Platte Monday. they shot thirty two chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Aylward
Dr. Stewitts
OQ. D. Lyon
North Platte
Catholic Society Opens Cheyenne County Church Edifice
The Catholic Society of the city celebrated completing Cheyenne County first house of worship. Visitors toured the new edifice Saturday night. Phatty Madden, famed for invincibility, arrived from Chicago on Thursday. Reed family from Lancaster New York and Mrs Corbin’s daughters visited. Ella Lowry returned from Omaha after a summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Fannie
Mamie
Corbin
Ella Lowry
Omaha
Sidney Hosts Good Will Trip Delegation from Omaha
About 100 Omaha boosters visited Sidney for the first postwar Good Will Trip of the Omaha Chamber. The group arrived at 12 35 p m for a 40 minute stop, led by Dan Desdune s band and George Bryant. Sidney boasted prosperity with wheat yielding eight million bushels on 250000 acres in Cheyenne County, worth about 14 million dollars at 1 72 per bushel, and local bankers reporting deposits over 7 500 000 with a peak near eight million expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Dan Desdune
George Bryant
Paul Williams
The
World Herald
Chadron
Deadwood
Scottsbluff
Casper
Lodgepole Valley
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Panhandle
Sidney Bankers
Distinctive personalized station ery makes a nice Christmas gift
The Telegraph Want Ads announce stock arrival with a limited run and urge readers to act fast. Buy plain or printed options as a distinctive Christmas gift, noting supply will not last long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Depot Doings At Ordville And Surrounding Depot Club News
Women of SOD meet at two o clock at the Officer's club to plan a social and recreational club for Ordville and Sidney associated with the depot. Rae Duncan is commander of Sioux O ordnance Vets with Clem Brown vice commander and other officers named. A Hallo we en dance is set for November 1. Penny Ann Adams is the depot mascot born Sept 4 weighing six six. A free dance at Krueger's Lake drew 300 via Army buses. Various visits and parties fill depot life with dinners dances and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOD
Officer's Club
Ordville
Sidney
Dissmore
Saunders
Schork
Katz
Sioux Ordnance Vets
Rae Duncan
Clem Brown
Oscar Cutkowsky
Ole Olechnowich
Lee Hendricks
Mike Schmoldt
Dave Crowley
Tom Pickett
Carroll Oldham
Cecil Vines
Jo Herman
Freeman Miller
James Schneider
Nevember
Lottie Self
Colorado Springs
Bevis Lewis
Nurses Quarters
Capt. Lewis
Sidney Country Club
Charles E. B. Apel
Paul Smith’s
New York
G. A. Turner
Scottsbluff, McGrew and
Mitchell
Nebr
J. H. Dissmore
Apel
Christian Schork
Richard Sothern
Episcopal Ladies Guild
Post Hospital
Mesdames Freeman
Duncan
Fisher
Preble
Crable
Bickhaus
McGinnis
Ordville Orficles
86 Club
Victrola Records
Buehrar
Penny Ann
David Adams
Station Hospital
Adams
Officers’ Club
C. O
Col. Sothern
C. S. Radcliffe
Josephine
Jarvis C. Bush
Freeman
Harold Preble
Sothern
Club
Jacob Mahr
Harold Bond
George Barlow
Floyd Fisher
Labor Balked on Ballot Test in Nebraska Race
District Judge Harry R. Ankeny ruled that the anti closed shop constitutional amendment must appear on the November 5 ballot. He denied AF of L members a temporary injunction to block the secretary of state. The ruling is not final and a full trial will determine the outcome. If voters reject the measure, labor may withdraw the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Harry R. Ankeny
Ankeny
Secretary of State
Labor
Card Printing Formats and Penner Services Noted
A brief cataloging line describes ruled cards plain cards and card guide indexes for 3 by 5 4 by 6 and 5 by 8 card sizes. The Tele graph Printing Co offers sales books at The premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tele Graph Printing Co
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Isaac Jones
Isaac
North Divide
Don Devine
Kansas City
James Davison Jr
Ickes
James Grosvenor
Sidney Talent
Gid Winkleman
Bridgeport
S. Mastrade
Lodgepole
Potter
Boosters View Farm Wealth
Chick Boyes
KGFW
Kearney
Your
Donn M. McCann
Donn Jr
Fort Riley
Kansas
Walter Freeman
Country Club
Larry Sizemore
Denver
J. C. Livoni
Leroy Hepp
el Monte
Calif
Ralph Barnett
Barnett
Hepps
Hepp
Pennsylvania
California
National Rabbitry Association
Telegraph Printing Co
Sidney Finance CO
Osborn Bldg
Swanson Livestock Com Co
Chappell, Nebraska
Chappell
Oshkosh
M. J. Swanson
Richard Swans
J. W. Martin
Nish
Powertire
PowerAire
PowerAnre
Larson Machinery Co
Tenth Avenue
Delune
Jenkins Venetian Blind Company
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
B.f.goodrich
Silvertown
B.f.goodrich Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich
Farmers Union Co-op. Gas & Oil Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Colton
Township
Range
Charles N. Deaver
Dodge St. Sidney
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