Brief Local and Personal Mention of the Week
Albert Morrow was down from the Dalton country Tuesday. Prof Danforth left Thursday evening on a business trip to Omaha. The Denver nurseries shipped trees to Sidney this week. Peter Rodgers from King precinct visited Sidney on Tuesday. The Methodist Sunday School plans an Easter program tomorrow evening. Geo C McAllister of Chapell looked after business in Sidney Thursday. Arbor Day observed with a call to plant trees. County Judge Tucker issued marriage license to F W Schwender and Clara Thompson. Attorney J J Kinney of Kimball visited Sidney earlier this week. Mrs Barricklow to move to Kansas to live with her son. Wm Schuler and Joel Wickard visited from Dalton for a funeral. Mrs D Barricklow to sell household goods today. W H Gates in charge. Dan Crow left U P railroad job and moved with family to Kansas. Mrs Margaret Washburn from York Neb attended the funeral. W A Gardner, formerly U P land agent, en route to Wyoming for summer ranching. Electric light line briefly shut by broken rod, fixed by Tuesday. An old fashioned blizzard arrived from the west Thursday morning then cleared by night. Heavy rain and snow fell. Frank E Stearns filed plot for Stearn's addition to South Bayard. Wakimoto Nishimura railroad representatives visited Sidney and will inspect Pathfinder irrigation work for possible Japanese labor on the canal.
Denver man Stockton keeps nerve after barber fight
L. C. Stockton formerly of Sidney now in Denver was attacked in a barber shop. He defended himself by pinning the assailant and sitting on him until police arrived. Stockton suffered cuts to head and face but was not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
L. C. Stockton
Sidney
Stockton
Old Resident Barricklow Dies at Home in Sidney
Daniel Barricklow aged over seventy died of heart failure at his Sidney home last Friday night. Born in 1880 at Rising City Indiana, he lived in Republic County Kansas before moving to Pumpkin Creek and later Sidney. He married Louisa Botta in 1856 and leaves two sons Charles in Kansas and Ada in California. Funeral Monday at 10:30 at his residence, pastors Leamer and Hageman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Barricklow
Sidney
Mr. Barricklow
Rising City
Ind
Republic County
Kansas
Pumpkin Creek
Redington
Carthage
Louisa M. Botta
Charles
Ada
California
Barricklow
Leamer
Lutheran Church
Hageman
Death of Mrs. Henry Vick in a barnside fire near Dalton
The wife of Henry Vick, a German rancher six miles east of Dalton, died after severe burns from a fire that began when her clothes ignited while transferring fire from a kitchen range. She lingered from Monday night until early Tuesday morning, leaving five children, the eldest nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vick
Dalton
John Busacker
Union Valley Precinct
Vick
Ware Named Successor to Union Pacific Division Chief
Charles Ware is named successor to Division Superintendent W. A. Deuel of the Union Pacific and will take the post as Mr. Deuel becomes general manager of the Moffat railroad on May 1. Trainmaster H. E. Cox will assist Ware, with Austin Taylor named trainmaster. Cox has a long history with the line including time as night telegraph operator at North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ware
W. A. Deuel
Union Pacific
Ware
Mr. Deuel
Deuel
Moffat
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific
H. E. Cox
Austin Taylor
North Platte
Sidney
Col Wisner to Begin Oshkosh Paper Start Next Month
Col Wisner visited town on Sunday and plans to start work at the Oshkosh paper sometime next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Wisner
Oshkosh
Village board inaugurates new year with sworn members and committees
The Village board held its first session of the year on Friday April 14. Members elect Greenlee and Schroeder were sworn in. Officers elected include Chairman A K Greenlee Clerk H E Gapen and Treasurer Leroy Martin. Committees were appointed with Greenlee as chair on several panels. D J Scanlon and Sidney Drug Co received druggist permits. Saloon license petitions for M H Tobin and Kruse Brothers were approved with bonds. Dworak Vath and P H N Schlesinger petitions await bonds. Guy V Doran named Street Commissioner and Village Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlee
Schroeder
A. K. Greenlee
H. E. Gapen
Leroy Martin
Scanlon
Radcliff
Wright
D. J. Scanlon and
Sidney Drug Co
M. H. Tobin
Kruse Brothers
Dworak & Vath
P. H. N. Schlesinger
Guy V.doran
Easter Day at Christ Episcopal Church Celebrations
Easter at Christ Episcopal Church features a festival choral service with Adlam full office and Chappel Easter anthem Christ Our Passover. The morning includes Holy Communion and a Sunday School session with Foster Card distribution. Evening service follows with sermon and children's offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Adlam
Chappel
Arthur S. Sullivan
Alorin
Lueib
Elvey
Jantus
Benedictus
Jesus Christ
Wu. H. Frost
Easter Music at Catholic Church Mass Schedule
Easter morning service at the Catholic Church features a 10 o'clock mass with Kyrie Gloria Credo Offertory Benedictus Agnus Dei and Benediction. Performers include Wiegand Rosewig Covellia and Sabnat with Werner Tauntum and Landute noted in the benediction sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiegand
Rosewig
Regina Covellia
Sabnat
Santus
Benedictus
Mase
Werner
Hoboes Plead Guilty to Hat Theft on Pullman Car
Two hoboes were charged with stealing a hat from a Pullman car yesterday. They pleaded guilty and Judge Tucker sentenced them to thirty days in county jail with hard labor. E. J. Sweet handles high grade flour and feed. The White Lily and White Chief flour brands are advertised. Col A. B. Persinger plans to raise Shetland ponies at Lodgepole ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
E. J. Sweet
White Lily
White Chief
Col A. B. Persinger
Lodgepole
Saloon Partners Split. New Venture Hinted in Sterling
Geo Buzza and Edi Puthoff, once running the Schlesinger saloon in Sidney, have separated and may open a new saloon in Sterling, Colorado. The note appears in the North Platte Tribune as a business shift amid local light plant completion and broader Nebraska prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Buzza
Edi Puthoff
Schlesinger
Sidney
Sterling, Colo
North Platte Tribune
Market Letter: Kansas City Cattle Prices Edge Higher
Market report from Kansas City dated April 17 1905 notes cattle prices holding with strong demand for heifers and cows. Beef steers drop 10 to 15 cents while stockers rise 60 to 75 cents year over year. traders anticipate a further 25 to 50 cent rise by mid May as retail meat prices rise 2 to 4 cents. Hog prices hover near 5.45 to 5.87 with lighter receipts. sheep run at 4000 and prices firmer late last week. Packers show renewed interest after midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Atockere
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.R. Yaegle
The
Owl” Saloon
Oworak & Wath
Proprietors
Krug's
Omaha Beer
Bern
Wei
Watchman
J. R. Merifield
Opticias
Grannaman Biosa
NEB
First National Bank
Wim. Gates
Sidney, Nerbraska
Telegraph
Albert Morrow
Dalton Country
Prof
Danforth
Omaha
Peter Rodgers
King Precinct
Methodist Sunday School
Geo. C. McAllister of
Chapell
F. W. Schwender
Clara Thompson
J. J. Kinney
Kimball
Wm, Schuler
Joel Wickard
D. Barricklow
W. H. Gates
Dan Crow
U. P. Railroad
Kangsas
Margaret Washburn
Frank
York, Neb
W. A. Gardner
Union Pacific Land
Wyoming
Electric Light Company
Frank E. Stearns
Barrett
South Bayard
Stearn
Wakimoto & Nishimura
Union Pacific Railroad
Village Trustees
Catholic Church
Oxford
Oberfelder Clothing Company
Sidney, Neb
Sterling Democrat
Nebraska
Lexington
Scottsbluff Herald
North Platte Telegraph
O'Neill
Market Letter
Harper & Wright
Hartford
Trans-Mississippi
Federal Union Security Co
Philadelphia
Leslie Neubauer
Sidney Coal &Ice CO
Rock Springs Lump Rock Springs Nut Maltland Lump Maltland Nut
Guy V. Doran
F. C. Beebe
Metropolitar
Swan Dedrick
Metropolitan Hotel
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