Citizens' Ticket Wins In Quiet Village Election
The village election Tuesday drew 156 ballots amid strong wind and dull interest. Voters rejected raising the saloon license with the high license ticket a close second. Trustees backed by current admins were elected. C. M. Wright and J. J. McIntosh won two-year terms, A D Gorham Gus Runge and Wm Studt won one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. O'Kane
D. A. Barnhart
J. G. Baker
Caesar Neubauer
J. H. Hadley
Representa
Sidney
Messrs. C. M. Wright
J. J. McIntosh
A. D. Gorham
Gus Runge
Wm. Studt
Land Office Timber and Homestead Final Proofs and Contests
Timber culture final proofs list Thos J Begnen Lafayette Ind and A M Capron Bridgeport. Homestead proofs include Patrick Rowlan Irving Neb Morton B Smith Irving George W Beerline Irving and others. A lot sold Saturday at 1.25 per acre to Frank H King. Contests and cancellations in multiple cases noted. Land office reports monthly and quarterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Begnen
Lafayette
Ind
A. M. Capron
Bridgeport
Ane
Lota
Homestead
Patrick Rowlan
Irving
Neb
St Se
Se Aw
Morton B. Smith
Se Se
St Sw
George W. Beerline
Wt Se
John D. Haggerty
Camp Clarke
Frank H. King
N. N. Humbert
Harrisburg
Winw
Chas. C. Voeltz
Sidney
Samuel Davis
M. G. Scott
Lewellen
Conrad Stikker
Lewis J. Meyer
Mary McDonald
Lloyd Smith
Michael M. Kline
John B. Shatto
Edwin M. Robinson
Geo. H. Robinson
Millions Give Away Free Trial Bottles of King’s Discovery
Advertisement proclaims Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds has given away ten million trial bottles. It claims cures for asthma bronchitis grippe and throat chest and lung diseases with a free trial bottle available from W. F. Bassett a local druggist. Regular sizes are 50 cents and one dollar, every bottle guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. F. Bassett
Land for Sale in Township 18 Range 48
The southwest quarter of section 28 in township 18 range 48 is for sale at a reasonable price. Inquiries may be made at this office.
Local notes from Minatare and surrounding towns
Mr Kennedy from Minatare was in the vicinity during the week. Miss Ethel Millehollen helps Mrs Fitch at Bridgeport. Asa Baker traded at the Bee Hive. Fred Brier and Mamie Lyman were married last Thursday. Emmons Vivian looked for stray cattle. Ed Burke visited the north side. Mr and Mrs Kuchmannl and Mr and Mrs Will Seslar passed through to Bayard. Bybee returned from Sidney. Frank Smith went to Missouri Valley for his sister’s illness. R H Willis surveyed for Measers Hagerty and Rowland in King precinct. Mrs R H Willis and daughter left for Omaha and New York to visit relatives. John Hagerty passed through en route to Bayard. Several danced at Bridgeport last week. Susie Young closed her school term in King precinct. Chas Thompson and Adelia Townson married last week at the brides parents. Crawford Robison proved up on his claim. R H Willis drove to La Peer. Harry Leyds passed through to Bayard. Seslar and Kuchmaul in Sidney. Robi Walsh in the vicinity. Hugh Millhollen and son with coal from the north. Miller and Crawford Robison worked on the Schermerhorn canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brier
Mamie Lyman
Emmons Vivian
Ed Burke
Kuchmannl
Will Seslar
Bayard
Bybee
Sidney
Frank Smith
Missouri Valley
Iowa
R. H. Willis
Measers, Hagerty and
Rowlan
King Precinct
Omaha
New York
John Hagerty
Bridgeport
Susie Young
Chas. Thompson
Adelia Townson
Crawford Robison
la Peer
John Seslar
Geo. Kuchmaul
Robi. Walsh
Hugh Millhollen and Son
Miller
Schermerhorn Canal
Bridgeport Notes from Townsfolk and Projects
Bridgeport locals report the postmaster missing while Mr Sharp the butcher visited Alliance on Friday. Harpool family moved in and began housekeeping. A strong demand for houses exists as Frank Holliway expands his home and J o Morrand circulates a petition for a saloon.
Lodgepole Notes on Local affairs and arrivals
William Mitchell and Mons Starkin went to Chappell to review the contract for a soon to be erected Masonic hall. Dr. Yarlets was in Sidney attending the pension board. Mr. Harris lost two mares last Saturday from overwork. Thomas Cochran & Co. ranch may close, with foreman McDaniel likely leaving. J R Young went to Lincoln to be with his ill son Garry. Lodgepole debated incorporation but fell short by two. Johnnie Johnson and Bob Kidney aided finalizing a needed setup. Reynolds of Iowa shipped two items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Mons Starkin
Chappell
Masonic Hall
Dr. Yarlets
Sidney
Pension Board
Mr. Harris
Thomas Cochran & Co
McDaniel
J. R. Young
Lincoln
Garry
Lodgepole
Johnnie Johnson
Bob Kidney
Mr. Reynolds
Iowa
Horses Sold At Station Amid Scarcity In Region
Last Saturday buyers paid strong prices for horses at the station as quality stock remains scarce in the area. Editor Slawson awaits a finished foundation for his town home while widespread rain last Thursday boosts farming prospects. Mrs. Metty is ill. Don Wintersteen from Fremont works at W. C. Bullock ranch. Frank Lehmkuhl hosts two young visitors from Wahoo this week. Andy Christianson is housebound and Ray Swift runs the section. Mrs. Coats visits Hastings to see her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slawson
Don Wintersteen
Fremont
W. C. Bullock
Jim
State Journal
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Andy Christianson
Ray Swift
Mrs. Coats
Hastings
C. N
Sidney Separator Station Resumes Operations in Brady Island Area
The Sidney Separator Station restarts Monday February 8 with station operator in charge. It will run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays until warm weather when it may operate daily. Milk supply this week was light due to high demand for butter and for grading camps. The routes will be established by May 1. Stockholders meet at the Court House on Saturday April 14 to discuss shares and new features to boost the dairy business. representatives from Fremont Creamery Co. will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Jy. 8
Brady Island
James McMullan
D. P. Ashburn
Fremont Creamery Co
J. W. Ashburn
Ashburn
Court House
Mills and Hinman wed in quiet Gering ceremony
The Gering Courier reports the marriage of Bert A. Mills and Martha Hinman at the Dickinson home near Gering. The bride, formerly of Sidney, is praised for her amiable personality while the groom, son of A W Mills of Tabor precinct, is described as a rising stockman establishing a Nine Mile ranch residence for newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering Courier
Sidney
Telegraph
Courier
Bert A. Mills
Martha Hinman
L. W. Chandler
Luther L. Dickinson
Nine Mile
Bucklen’s Arnica Sulve A Cure Claim Advertisement
A Morganton Tennessee note by GC D Isbill reports scalp sores on a daughter and claims Bucklen’s Arnica Sulve cured eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. Sold for 25 cents at W F Bassett’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. D. Isbill
Morganton
Tenn
Buckien
W. F. Bassett’s
District Court Docket Sets April Term for 35 Cases in City
Judge H M Grimes will convene the April term of district court with 35 cases listed. Many cases were carried over from prior terms. no jury has been called yet and the term is expected to be short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Grimes
Town Growth At Scotts Bluff Promises Big Development
Lincoln Land Co. secured about 490 acres at Scotts Bluff with 56 acres platted for a village. A railroad depot, section house, water tank and turntable are built. Several stores and buildings rise as the town anticipates becoming the county’s largest city, with a large park planned and fruit trees to be planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Land Co
Scotts Bluff
A. J. McClanahian
Earnest
Enderly
Gering
U. P
Burlington
Bayard Transcript
Cheyenne County Stock Association Adopts New Constitution
The Cheyenne County Stock Association met at Masonic Hall to review and adopt a new constitution. An executive committee of seven will govern for one year, selecting a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer from its members. The committee includes Mac Radcliff, Frank H. King, E. B. Graham, W. C. Bullock, P. R. Borgniat, J. W. Nelson and Daniel Kelley. About thirty names were enrolled, with plans to invite more stockmen to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Stock Association
Masonic Hall
Mac Radcliff
Frank H. King
E. B. Graham
W. C. Bullock
P. R. Borgquiat
J. W. Nelson
Daniel Kelley
Elec Sheir
Kellams Fraher Wedding At Globe Hotel
Kellams Fraher wedding held Wednesday afternoon April 4 at the Globe Hotel parlor. Thos A Kellam and Miss Emma L Frahm married by Judge Sanders with Herman Frohm and Miss Emma Barrett present. Groom a county foreman at Mac Radcliffe Cedar Creek ranch. Bride praised as estimable and suitable partner. Congratulations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Hotel
A. Kellam
Emma L. Frahm
Sanders
Herman Frohm
Emma Barrett
Mac Radcliff
Cedar Creek
For Sale Bull Calves and Land Transfers Reported
For Sale six half blood Hereford bull calves ready for service offered by A Britton. Land transfers filed with the Cheyenne County clerk list Stephen M Bassett and wife to M and A H Smith for 96 acres in Sidney with $1000 noted. McIntosh to Daniel McAleese covering multiple lots in Sidney Clarkson additions. W H Carnahan and wife to McKinley Lanning Loan & Trust Co for section 9 14 52 with $1.00. Wedding invitations and cards advertised by The Telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Britton
Cheyenne County
Stephen M. Bassett
A. H. Smith
Stew and Winn
McIntosh
Daniel McAleese
Sidney
Clarkson
Idney
W. H. Carnahan
Kinley-Lanning Loan & Trust Co
School Notes and Cheerful Spring Upsurge
Attendance improves with spring weather as the Seventh grade loses three pupils not to death but to work. The High School postpones its play to allow more recital prep. Mr Cary returns to boost the class spirit, while room No 1 jokes about finishing school after three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cary
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Citizens’ Ticket
Citizens’ Non-Partisan
J.J. McIntosh
M. Wright
Gus Range
Wow. Studt
Seer Eere
Mack Radcliff
John Daugherty
Herman Schroeder
Anti-Saloon
J. C. Hudson
J. Osborne
E. W. Murliess
Ranean
Land Office Matters
Jens Jensen
A Micheel Hilferty
Jacob Schivender
Mary Persson
Land Office
Ountry
Mr. Kennedy
Minatare
Ethel Millehollen
Fitch
Asa Baker
Bee Hive
Harry Leyds
Frank Holliway
Joe Morrand
Chas. Logan
Cy Duncan
Ethel ‘Millhollen
D. W. ‘White
J. A. Gaines
Lodgepele Lingo
Miss Hieman
District Court
Scales of Justice
Gustav Range
A. B. Pettinger, Et al
Allen Bros
M. H. Tobin
James Gadsen
Smith Bros
Minnesota Thresher Mfg. Co
F. Borges
L. G. McCawley
Lewis A. Dabold
Albert Green
Eve L. Longtin
The
Western Land Co
L. B. Cary
G. J. Hunt
John Cowan
Aimee Reeve Ve
Janes
W. A. Fowler
Adam Ickes
R. B. Conner
Hermas “Ray
F. H. Ambrose
Gilchrist Lumber Co
August Thompson
John A. Davies
W. G. Gibson
John W. Rodgers
C. D. Essig
Mary A. Chowins
Hattie M. Schlater
J.C. Schlater
Hugh Henry
Wm. Mack
Amanda L. Mayhew
K. Lawrence
Anna M. Fry
A. J. Emlaw
H. W. Chowins
C. McDonald
W. H. Haydin
D. McAleese
Annie Cary
Fred Cary
State of Nebraska
Ora Vincient
Frank L. Brown
A. Moberg
L. G. Simon
H. Bartling
Leroy Martin Va. F. Lehmkuhl
Nettie Winter
Winnie
Leslie Winter
Thomas Winter
Bayard Townsite Co
Fraternity
North Platte
Corad, Sutherland
Ogalalla Sidney
Stock Association Meeting
Kellams-Fraher
HH. A. Crowell
Chas. C. Nelson
Telegraph Office
A. FT. Doran
Amherst Muffiers
Mem’s. Boys
Giduane
Inishin
RTH Riv
Marks’ Bros
F. A. Meanea
Cheyenne
Wyo
L. D. Stone
Sanfrancisco
Cal
Rose & CO
Merchant Tailors OF
Chicago
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