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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1909

Page

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Smiles and Tears in North Platte Visitors Scene

Henry Bangert was in North Platte on Monday. C. H. McKee from Potter visited Sunday. H. Yost of Summer Neb., with A. J. Guernsey. J. H. Davis of Chappell was in town Monday. D. R. Gill represented Alliance last Tuesday. Harry Thompson of Weyerts was a county seat caller Monday. A. B. Knox came from Sonsie Farm Wednesday after supplies. J. W. Reinmuth of Dalton did business Wednesday. Henry Cronberg represented Potter Wednesday. Colonel Robert 8 Oberfelder returned Tuesday from an eastern trip. Ed Thornton of Lexington was in the city early week buying cattle. Mrs A J Guernsey improving after illness. John Johnson of Lodgepole among strangers Saturday. George Gunderson of Kimball mingled with the crowd Sunday. W N Alexander and wife welcomed a new boy Saturday. Weir otty She Claus Klinck from Bridgeport visited Sidney Saturday. A J Nelson and Fred Nelson of Potter transacted business Tuesday. E C Roberts came from Lodgepole Saturday. O E Garrett of Fremont American Book Company was in city late last week. William Tate of Lodgepole trips through the city Wednesday. W H Aldridge of Hooper Nebraska visited Tuesday. B A Guernsey sold dray business to A J Guernsey. Miss Walford Morrill county superintendent visited Tuesday to transcribe records.

Weathering a Deluge Delays and Digs in Spring

Waterworks contractors arrive amid snow hail and sleet to grade and fill ditches. Workers face freezing rain and wind as the landscape fights back, flooding larger holes while small children and dogs remain unseen. An optimist jokes of better days while a pessimist grumbles.

Annie

Fishmans Easter Opening Adds Splendor to Store

The shop wore gala attire for Easter Friday and Saturday with purple white and green decorations and fashionable hats on display. The new cash register and carrier improve efficiency while Sam Fine presides over records. An efficient staff works across departments as metropolitan flair replaces old country style shopping.

Fishman’s Palma Sam Fine

Cupid's Busy Week in Denver Marriages

G. B. Logan and Mrs. Myrtle Barry of Denver wed by Judge Tucker on March 27 1909. Len E. Wood and Mrs. Mary J. Hardesty of Denver wed by Judge Tucker on March 27 1909. Henry K. Meyers of Cheyenne and May C. Frahm of Omaha wed by Judge Tucker on March 26 1909.

G. B. Logan Myrtle Barry Denver Tucker Len E. Wood Mary J. Hardesty Henry K. Meyers Cheyenne May C. Frahm Omaha

District federation of women clubs set April 29 30 program underway

The district association of federated women's clubs fixes April 29 and 30 for its meeting in Kearney. Mrs. L. G. Simon, district vice president, will manage. Further data will be announced as plans materialize and the program is perfected.

Federated Woman's Clube Kearney L. G. Simon

Resolutions for Mary Ann Stevenson by Lady Rittenhouse Hive

The Maccabees issue resolutions mourning Mary Ann Stevenson. They praise her loyalty and service, extend condolences to her family, and vow to emulate her imperishable example. The committee includes Mrs. Grace Barlow Mrs. Julia Scanlon and Mrs. Marky McIntosh.

Grace Barlow Julia Scanlon Marky McIntosh

Steel Stock Tanks at Lowest Prices

C. D. Essa advertises a wide range of steel stock tanks in all sizes at discounted rates, offering economical options for farms and industries.

C. D. Essia

Local Socials and Civic Notes From the Hart Area

Mrs Gus Buckingham and son from Cheyenne visit the Hart home and leave Thursday. Leon Fine returns from Julesburg among old friends and a smile at Fishman counters. Leroy and Mrs Martin go to Bridgeport for home talent contests then return the week. Cheyenne county transfers 4000 dollars of courthouse property to Morrill county via county treasurers. New sidewalk ordinance last published and in effect after this issue. Congress tariff debate lists about a dozen statesmen. A Wednesday band concert draws crowds and the Hart band improves. Harriman special travels Cheyenne to Sidney in 84 minutes and Sidney to Julesburg in 35. A New Jersey wife files for divorce on a flimsy pretext using mental suggestion and a hair brush as a conduit. Mr and Mrs Mack Radcliff return from Bridgeport area and Bush Creek ranch, admire Sidney youths in debate and two basketball games. Father Murphy lectures high school youth on mental advancement. His Thursday opera house lecture on Domestic and National Politics versus the Saloon draws a good audience. Reverend Murphy, Seward Neb., noted temperance lecturer, delivers weighty talks on vital questions.

Mack Radcliff Bridgeport Vicinity Bush Creek Sidney Father Murphy Seward Neb Murphy

Village Mourns Mrs. Mary Ann Stevenson

The community mourns Mrs. Mary Ann Stevenson who died March 26 1909 after a two and a half year illness. Born in Philadelphia July 11 1857 she lived in Cheyenne Sidney and elsewhere, served community and church, aided the poor, and was poet Lady Commander of the Lady Maccabees. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's church with the Catholic cemetery burial. William R. Patrick will visit Sidney from Alliance to discuss the saloon vote and an April 8 opera house event.

Mary Ann Stevenson Philadelphia Cheyenne Wyo Sidney Lady Maccabees Stevenson Frank Tobin St. Patrick’s Church

Landpeekers Fill City Limits With Real Estate Swarm

Thursday crowds of landpeekers filled all space within city limits and swarmed from across the region. Local real estate men report ample handling capacity with experienced brokers ready to assist buyers and sellers.

A. J. Guernsey Offers Prompt Garden Plowing

A. J. Guernsey advertises dependable garden plowing services with prompt work and reasonable rates. Interested customers should call phone number 64 for arrangements.

A. J. Guernsey

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Kratz E.R. Kratz, S First National Bank Stoney American Surety Co Che Vienna Clean Kitchen Restaurant Liebert & Wilson Proprietors Aclosman & Ripley Iasenic Western Realty E. Swatzlander Mgr Henry Bangert North Platte C. H. McKee Potter H. Yost J. H. Davis Chappell D. R. Gill Alliance Harry Thompson Weyerts A. B. Knox Sonsie Farm Wednesway J.W. Reinmuth Dalton Henry Cronberg Robert 8. Oberfelder Ed Thornton Lexington John Johnson of Lodgepole George Gunderson Kimball W.N. Alexander Otty She Claus Klinck New A.J. Nelson Fred Nelson E. C. Roberts O. E. Garrett Fremont American Book Company William Tate W. H. Aldridge Hooper, Neb B. A. Guernsey Marshall Field Cupid Bates Gus Buckingham Hart Leon Fine Julesburg Leroy Mrs. Martin Cheyenne County Morrill County Court House Congress Harriman New Jersey Guernsey William R. Patrick Date Opera House April Sth Cheyenne County Abstract C. M. Hadley H. T. Doran E. Gapen Cheyenne County Abstract Co Nebraska American Fidelity Co D. J. Scanlon ‘Drugs C. D. Essig the Post Office Lhd E. J. Sweet Balgar Sidney, Neb Baldwin of New Sanitary Soda Fountain Cleburne J. C. Baldwin
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