District Court Adjourned To Next Monday For Jury Trials
Judge Grimes presided as sixty cases were on the dock with many jury matters awaiting action. A quarrel at Lodgepole on April 4 led to Jose Lira’s death, Antonio Salinas acquitted after a 14 hour jury deliberation. Other cases included Novak vs Wilson over a sheriff sale, First National Bank vs Baldwin, Brandt divorce, and several foreclosures and partitions with mixed outcomes. Arbor Day caused a brief holiday interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Grimes
State Vs
State Vs. Salinos Wherein Antonio Salinos
Devoe and
Swenson
Miles & MclIntosh
Lodgepole
Jose Lira
Antonio Salinas
Salinas
W. Is Swatzlander
L W. Bates
Ff. L. van Gorder
Mr McDonald
C. M. Anderson
Fred Wittig
G. H. Miller
George Thompson
R. S. Stretch
George Mitchell
John Nelson
H C. Anderson
Foreclosure and court results in Sidney and surrounding actions
Daniel McAleese sues Board of Health of Sidney with injunction dismissed and costs. State vs Antonio Salinas murder case found not guilty. Battershell vs Kucera et al foreclosure. A mending judgment adjusts from 8817.000 to 449000. Novak vs Wilson seeks to set aside sheriff sale with judgment for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McAleese
Board of Health of
Sidney
State
Antonio Salinas
Battershell
Novak
Wilson
Wright Endsley Wedding in Grand Island
In Grand Island on Wednesday April 22 at three o clock Reverend L L Lipe united Robert Wesley Wright of Sidney and Miss Mary Clare Endsley of Westboro Missouri in marriage. The groom is the second son of Mr and Mrs C M Wright of Grand Island and the bride is the daughter of Charles and Rena Endsley formerly residents of this county. They will reside in the Wright cottage in Sidney after June 1. The Telegraph wishes them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
L. L. Lipe
Lutheran Church
Robert Wesley Wright
Sidney
Mary Clare Endsley
Westboro
Missouri
C. M. Wright
Charles
Rena Endsley
Morrill County
Edith Cradit
Wright Cottage
Own
The
Telegraph
Garrett Gilbert wed Edith Gilbert in Brush marriage
Howard B. Garrett and Edith Gilbert of Brush were married by County Judge Gapen at the courthouse on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett—Gilbert
Howard B. Garrett
Edith Gilbert
Brush
Gapen
Bishop McBride nuptials in Denver on April eighteenth
Judson E. Bishop and Alice Mc Bride of Denver wed April 18 in a ceremony conducted by County Judge Gapen at his office. The couple plans residence in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson E. Bishop
Alice McBride
Denver
Gapen
Denver couple wed by county judge in April ceremony
Stoyan S Kojuharoff and Birdie Case, both of Denver, were married by County Judge Gapen at his office on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoyan S. Kojuharoff
Birdie Case
Denver
Gapen
Scarborough and Newnom Tie by County Judge
Fred C. Scarborough and Esther Belle Newnom of Brush wed at the county courthouse, officiated by Judge Gapen, on Saturday April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Scarborough
Esther Belle Newnom
Brush
Gapen
Court House
One Genuine High Time at Dawson Sunday School Party
Mrs. Dawson hosted a midweek gathering for twelve youths with assist from Miss McKercher. The boys praised the evening, skipping formal games for their own noisy play while police noted the neighborhood calm. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Dawson, admired by all as the hostess prepared a belated breakfast and the idea to make the party a quarterly event emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson's
Mr. Dawson
Miss McKercher
Mrs. Dawson
AS I Hardy Returns From Chicago Visit
AS I Hardy arrived home Saturday from Chicago where he had left his father Major Hardy who was recovering from a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS I Hardy
Chicago
Major Hardy
Village Trustees Convene. April Meeting Held
The Board of Village Trustees met in regular session April 17 with present chairman pro tem J J McIntosh and members L Q Fundingsland Gus Wellner and clerk Leslie Neubauer. Bills were audited and approved including pumping water cleaning hospital street work sprinkling drayage and more. A petition to close the public road between Mor row lots 93 and 94 was noted for further investigation. The canvass of the April 7 election showed 354 votes cast with J J Parks and Gus Wellner elected trustees for a two year term. The board then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mclintosh
L QO. Fundingsland
Gus Wellner
Leslie Neubauer
J. J. Parks
Miss Shoemaker Heads Class Of Fifteen At Graduation
Henrietta Shoemaker won first honors and will deliver the valedictory at the local high school graduation. Irene Sweet won second place after illness in the family. Mary Hayes and Marius Christensen also ranked high with strong credits and leadership. The 1914 class, fifteen students strong, is noted for musical and literary talent and will be greatly missed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Shoemaker
Miss Shoemaker
Irene Sweet
Miss Sweet
Mary Hayes
Miss Hayes
Marius Christensen
Marius
No title available from the weather note
A vivid weather snippet describes heavy rain on Wednesday and Thursday with farmers hoping for more hours in the day to complete work. The piece features Cheyenne County and a provocative line about Mexico, reflecting regional sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Old Mexico
United States
Patron's Day at Public Schools Exhibits and Reception
On Friday May 8 patrons are invited to view the school exhibits on the central building's first and second floors. Teachers will host an informal reception for patrons in the high school auditorium from 3 to 5 PM. A fuller notice will follow next week.
Hallowell Concert Company Delivers Notable Recital
The Hallowell Concert Company of ten artists performed on Wednesday evening, April 22, at the opera house. The audience, diverse and sizable, praised the recital as possibly the finest in Sidney, showing public taste for serious music beyond vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell
Opera House
Sidney
Mrs. C E Harper Joins Ela Hrickson in Omaha for Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. C E Harper travels with Miss Ela Hrickson to Omaha on Thursday as Ela Hrickson will undergo an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Harper
Ela Hrickson
Omaha
Women Verse Writers Theme at Woman's Club Meeting
The women's club met on Saturday April 18 with president Mrs J ? McIntosh. Despite a windy day a good turnout inspired members to share poetry readings from Thelia Thaxter and works by Helen Hunt Jackson. Mrs Lacelles read The Carey Sisters and Clover Nook and gave a humorous reading. Current events led by Mrs Parks closed the session and adjournment was set for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
J. ?. McIntosh
Thelia Thaxter
L. Martin
Helen Hunt Jackson
Hall
Brother Josiah Coming Fire Hall Benefit Play
A home talent play called Brother Josiah will be staged on May 18 to raise funds for the Fire Department's new hall. Additional details will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Josiah
Eastern Star Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Order of the Eastern Star at Ma sonic hall elected Mrs. Mary McIntosh W M for a fourth term with unanimous support. Officers H Schroeder Misa Neubauer Mrs Schroeder Mrs Grabill Mrs Bassett Julia Mann were also reelected or noted for continued service. Installation planned for a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mary McIntosh
W. M
H. Schroeder
W. P
Misa Neubauer
A. M
Schroeder
Grabill
A. C
Bassett
Julia Mann
Treas
McIntosh
Barton Family Visits Omaha For Theater and Stay
Mrs. W. A. Barton and children Lillian and Frankie traveled to Omaha on Wednesday evening to remain several days for visits and theatre-going activities.
Local and Personal Social Notes Reach Kansas City Visit
R. E. L. Jackson and daughter Rena returned Tuesday from a two week trip to Kansas City and other towns of Missouri. They enjoyed every minute of the visit. R. J. Kruse and his little son Ferdin were from MBayard on Monday. Mr. Kruse reports a post office at Chimney Rock and claims that address now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. L. Jackson
Rena
Kansas City
Missouri
R. J. Kruse
Little Son
Ferdinand
Mbayard
Mr. Kruse
Chimney Rock
Senator Bushee Visits Sidney En Route to Convention
Senator B K Bushee of Kimball spent a few hours in Sidney on Tuesday while en route to Scottsbluff for the Conservation Convention, where he serves as vice president for this division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Bushee
Kimball
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Young catcher Joseph Fine eyes Hastings tryout and promise
Joe Fine, a young promising catcher, attends a state league tryout with Hastings and stands a good chance of being chosen. Guy Ferry signs with Columbus in the state league as pitcher, with Sidney praising Guy’s pitching form and Columbus showing wisdom in the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fine
Hastings
Joe
Guy Ferry
Columbus
Sidney
Guy
Doctor Returns From Omaha In Time For Merna’s Recovery
Dr Swarszlander came back Monday from Omaha where his daughter Miss Merna is recovering from a critical operation. She will need about three more weeks of hospital treatment before she can go home. Her mother stays with her and will remain until it is safe to return Merna home where many friends will give her a warm welcome.
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Swarszlander
Omaha
Miss Merna
Merna
Runaway Sunday Ends With Buggy Damaged
Mrs. Fred Kurth and her sister were thrown from a buggy when a family horse shied on smooth streets. They sustained bad jolts but avoided serious injury. The incident highlights how trusted but unwatched horses can cause runaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kurth
Dalton Man Visits City While Building Home Near Dalton
F. J. Miller of Dalton traveled to the city Thursday to meet his wife and five children visiting in Council Bluffs. He recently moved from Otoe and bought land two miles west of Dalton, where he is rapidly developing a story and a half house with contractor John Iverson. Miller also subscribed to the official county paper and arranged delivery to his Iowa-based uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Miller
Dalton
Council Blut’s
Iowa
Miller
Otoe
John Iverson
Mrs Gertrude Britton Visits Sidney Before Chicago Return
Mrs Gertrude Howe Britton and her young son spent Wednesday in Sidney at the home of her husband’s sister Mrs C Allen. She returns to Chicago after five weeks’ rest in Pasadena and remains connected with Hull House and The Juvenile Protective Association. A family dinner was held with Clara Britton and Misses Clara and Carrie Eckert present. Mr Allen was home briefly before Mrs Britton left Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Howe Britton
Sidney
C. Allen
Chicago
Pasadena
California
Jane Addams
Hull House
Juvenile Protective Association
Allen
Clara
Glasses event with Dr Warick at Hotel National
If you need glasses see Dr War wick at Hotel National on Wednesday May 6 offering eye care services and fittings for new and existing patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Warwick
Hotel National
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anton Salinas
First National Bank of Sidney
J C Baldwin
Emma F. Brandt
Oscar Brandt
Nebraska
National Fidelity and Casualty Co
Loder
Oxenbrucher
Equity
Yeske
Ahrens
Judemenlt Roplaintiff
McFarland
Kimple
Bentley
Krewson
Fleming
Buck
Hartway
the City National Bank of David City
Sarah Keller
Steel
M. Ramella
Sidney, Neb
Wright
Endsley
Bishop—Mcbride
Kojuharopf
Scarborough
Newnom
Board OF Village Trustees
Same
Mexican
Shoemaker
Fletcher
Mexico
Howard
E. P
Co. E. S
York Imperial Ginghams
C. W. Hornaday Mdse. & Grain Co
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