Wonderful future in store for Sidney and Cheyenne County
In an interview, Mr. McNish of The First National Bank of Wisner predicts a major eastern immigration to Cheyenne County. He notes rising land values, strong local wheat and flax yields, heavy machinery use, and new residents bringing vibrant growth to Sidney. Partners in the enterprise include Wiliam J. Birken and others as east-side solicitors. Fred Dresser to plow gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNish
First National Bank of
Wisner
Neb
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Tre
Nebraska
Iowa
Fishman
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Dalton
Wiliam J. Birken
Billings, Mont
John M. Kreader
Carl E. Nord
Sioux City
William T. Tate
Lodgepole
County Court Proceedings for Executors and Homestead Proofs
In the County Court, Edward Fischer and William M. Gorman filed final homestead proof before County Judge Gapen on April 12. On April 12 Mrs Cecilia Rezanina was appointed executrix of the estate of Frank Rezanina, deceased. On April 11 Ernst Kruse Sr and Albert Kruse were appointed executors of the estate of Ernst Kruse Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fischer
William M. Gorman
Gapen
Cecilia Rezanina
Frank Rezanina
Ernst and
Albert Kruse
Ernst Kruse
Afternoon Visit Honors Mrs Moon With Luncheon
Monday afternoon Mrs. Howard Adams hosted a complementary party for her mother Mrs. Moon before her departure. A delightful time passed as twelve covers were laid for luncheon and music enriched the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Adams
Mrs Moon Known For Pleasant Acquaintances During Stay
Diversions note Mrs Moon has made many pleasant acquaintances during her stay here and will be glad when she repeats the visit.
Snowy winter weather slows farmers on trip to town
Last Saturday several farmers drove to town amid deep snow. Broken tongues and single trees marked the journey with one man spending an hour and a half to travel one mile. Snow clogged draws and rivers ran beneath. The moisture soaked into the soil and if fields dry in two weeks an immense acreage could be seeded with favorable conditions.
Milton Ahrens Dies Rich in Sidney County Life
Milton Ahrens born November 28 1864 in Superior Wisconsin died April 15 1913 in Denver after a life of farming stock raising banking and land investments. He moved from Clinton County Iowa to Lodgepole then Sidney where he prospered and became one of the county’s wealthiest men. He leaves a wife Julia and three sons George Edland and Donall with a granddaughter Frederick and siblings in Iowa Canada and Omaha. The accident of illness ended a long active career. The Telegraph extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ahrens
Superior
Wisconsin
Denver
Clinton County
Iowa
Julia Bradield
Maquoketa
Lodgepole
Sidney
Ahrens
Hayes
Don's
the State University
Greenlee
Neubauer
Hornaday
C. C. Jones
Radcliffe
Schroeder
Mr. Ahrens
Canada
Omaha
George
Edland
Donall
Frederick
Louisa Ahrens
Lost Nation
Town
Don
State University At
Lincoln
Telegraph
W O T Acknowledges Western Growth and Alfalfa Hopes
W O T Tate returned from Oklahoma and spoke of Cheyenne County's potential. He cites alfalfa trials on Lodge Pole land, predicts sugar beets and grains as leading crops, and notes rising land values. He praises German, Bohemian, and Scandinavian settlers for transforming Cheyenne County with perseverance and cultivated fields.
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Texas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Cheyenne County
Tate
Lodgepole
Washington D. C
United States
Mr. Tate
Telegraph
West
Pope and Cardinals May Send New Americans to Rome
His Holiness Pius X. and a set of American prelates are discussed as potential candidates for travel to Rome. The article outlines who might journey to the Vatican and the roles they would play within the church.
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Pius X
Rome
Railroad Notes Mention Several City Employees and Changes
George Piper takes a lay-off with Joe Fine as substitute. Paul Gretzler was B M helper at the roundhouse last week. Robert Duncan and wife left Friday for a business trip to Denver. Clyde Tompsett J C White and Chris Pappas quit the round house Tuesday. De Luxe passenger train patronage on U P begun April 2. Roundhouse storeroom may move soon. Ernest Stuht headed to Omaha Thursday with brother Fred. Air compressor work started in U P machine shop Wednesday. Superintendent Cahill and T Guild of Omaha in Sidney Thursday. Guild represents Central Safety Bureau at Omaha. P J McIntyre returned from Omaha Tuesday to become Chief Clerk in track department.
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George Piper
Joe Fine
Paul Gretzler
the Roundhouse
B. M. Helper
Robert Duncan
Denver
Clyde Tompsett
J. C. White
Chris Pappas
Roundhouse
U. P
Ernest Stuht
Omaha
Fred
Cahill
T. Guild
Sidney
Guild
Central Safety Bureau
P.J. McIntyre
Bridge Club Enjoys Pleasant Meeting With Mrs Worden
The 1912 bridge club had a pleasant meeting with Mrs. Ernest Wor den Wednesday. The usual success in the game was enjoyed by some while all played equally well at the delicious luncheon served by the housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Worden
Howiies
Pope Pius XX Illness Arouses Vatican Anxiety
Pope Pius XX faces health concerns prompting Vatican worries as cardinals prepare for a conclave. At Rome, Cardinal Cardi nala McConnell and Farley plan to make their first trip to the college of cardinals when a new pope is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius XX
Cardinala McConnell and
Farley
College of Cardinals
Rome
Fatal Accident In Burlington Yard Claims Worker
A man named Schneider, about forty, died Tuesday morning in the Burlington yard while trying to board a train. The wrecking train from Alliance bound for Madrid was involved. He left a wife and four children in Alliance. Foreman Harness of Alliance repair force says he was among the best and most faithful workers. Harper & Wright prepared the body and shipped it to Alliance Tuesday night.
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Burlington
Schneider
Alliance
Madrid
Foreman Harness
Alliance Repair Force
Harper & Wright
Celebrate With Mr. Dresser Birthday Gathering
Monday marked Fred Dresser's birthday as his wife hosted a large house party with about forty guests. Old family friends attended and the evening featured merry making with proper conversation and laughter. Mrs Dresser of Peoria Illinois joined from Saturday to spend the summer, and Ova Dresser and his wife departed Tuesday after a month here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dresser
Fred Dresser
Fred
Fire at Lodgepole Store Causes Partial Loss
Reported Wednesday a fire at the Young store in Lodgepole started in Roy Libby’s second story apartments. Loss mainly furniture and stock in front of the store. The substantial stone building likely limited total damage. Also town notice: COMING The Devil at Tobin Opera House on Monday May 12.
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Lodgepole
Roy Libby
Tobin Opera House
Local Shoppers Tour Sidney in Surprise Ride
Mrs. Fred Lehmkuhl and Mrs. Ed Bowser of Lodgepole shopped in Sidney on Friday. Roy Libby drove them in Mrs. Lehmannis new car, a surprising turn of events observed by onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehmkuhl
Ed Bowser
Lodgepole
Sidney
Roy Libby
Lehmannis
Shepa
Turne
Villagers urged to oppose $22,600 municipal light plant bond
Gus Wellner circulates a petition asking the Village Board to call a special election on bonding 22,600 for a municipal electric light plant. The piece argues Sidney’s private plant already provides good service at fair rates and warns property owners to demand informed votes before any debt is approved.
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Gus Wellner
Theillage
Sidney
Advertised Letter List Week Ending April 18 1913
Public list from the post office names addressees such as Tit Buckingham Mrs Earl Euston Miss Stelle Esden C J Esden Edw Farnsworth Mrs Alma Farnsworth Mr and Mrs Johristma BF D Millard care of Richard Gill Mr John Rose Mr Bert Stanton John McIntosh Postmaster.
Launch Popular Degree of Horror Draw
A Tuesday evening event titled Launch Popular The Degree of Horror attracted strong interest. It raised $14 for the treasury while a May basket decorated by Mrs. Vath raffled for $22. Bidding was eager and George Hower held the lucky number.
Births Report Zike and Bancroft Daughters Arrive
Horn announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs C W Zike on April 14 in the west Hudson cottage. Roy Bancroft and wife welcome a daughter earlier in the week. Mrs Bancroft was Miss Tottie Halston.
Devil in at Opera House Bow by Waldmann Sat May 10
Most sensational play in years Molnar's comedy The Devil stars Eduard Waldmann making his bow to Sidney theatre scene at Opera House on Saturday May 10. The success lies in absorbing dramatic situations powerful climaxes and witty dialogue with a strong supporting company enhancing the star's talent and scope.
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Molnar
Eduard Waldmann
Sidney Theatre-Guerd
Opera House
Waldmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesse C. McNish
The
McNish Land Company
Ford
Henry Ford
Universal Car
Detroit
Ford Times
E. C. Stockdick
W. OT. Tate
Railroad Notes
C. W. Hornaday
Wilson Brothers
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