County Pays Claims and Boards Approve Deliberations
Sidney Nebraska April 1907 county board reports disbursed nearly ten thousand dollars to cover current and prior year claims. The minutes note bond approvals for road overseers, sheriff and deputy salaries under Senate File 918, a saloon license denial, a bridge bid awarded to Western Bridge and Construction Co., road petitions granted, and numerous disallowed or approved claims from 1896 1897.
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Neb
W. C. Dugger
J. B. Halston
L. R. Barlow
R. E. Barrett
J. E. Rice
Gilchrist
J. H. Ridge
Redington
Gust Erickson
Trognitz
Frank Schram
Bayard. A
Witters
Colton
Senate
Myron C. Sager
Dalton
Nebr
Western Bridge and Construction Co
F. J. Bliss
Pole Creek
Lodgepole
Gud
L. T. Rezanina
Mark Spanogle
Avons
Rudolph Perse
Brunson
C. J. Portrey
Masonic Lodge
First National Bank of
S County Depository
F. & Jows
Sidney, Neb
R.E. Barrett
Village Trustees Organize New Board and Elect Officers
The village elected a new board Monday with J J McIntosh Swan Dedrick and C M Wright sworn in. Sits Fishman and Sager over two seats. new officers include Fishman as chairman Gapen as clerk Barlow as treasurer McDaniel as marshal Brockway as sexton Granneman as special marshal. Saloon licenses granted to Tobin Vath and Kruse Bros. Drug permits to Sidney Drug Co and D J Scanlon. The retiring board praised for six years of sound finances and public works.
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Clerk Gapen
J. J. McIntosh
Swan Dedrick
C. M. Wright
S. Fishman
M. O. Sager
Fishman
H. EB. Gapen
Robt. Barlow
J. W. McDaniel
H. A. Brockway
Aug. Granneman
M. H. ‘Tobin
F. W. Vath
Kruse Bros
Sidney ‘Drug Company
D. J. Scanlon
Sidney
Belle Mes toutenborough Club signs Mrs Stockton
The Belle Mes toutenborough Club secures Mrs L C Stockton an elocutionist with years of training and teaching. The State Republican of Lancing Michigan praising her power and expression. The audience was captivated from start to finish and the event is set for May 3.
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Belle Mes
Sidney
School Board Reelects Teachers. Assistant Principal Considers Break
The school board held a meeting last Friday and re elected all current teachers for the coming year. Miss Chase the assistant principal may take a year or two off due to health concerns from long hours in the classroom.
No Money For Wolf Scalp Bounty Veto Leaves Funds Dry
State Auditor Searle notifies County Clerk Barret that no appropriation exists for wolf bounty payments. Claims filed or to be filed in the next two years are affected despite a legislature appropriation vetoed by Governor Sheldon. Mrs Florence Grovenor plans a cottage on the same site as her current home.
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Scanton
CP Davis
OJ Osborn
Edith Hines
Kittle C Shelley
Wie Miles
Commissioners Record
Stewitts
Salary Co
AES
Stockton
Lancaster
Junttor
Willian
Dan Bergmay
Yarletz
Bobrens
Ricker
Essig
Burger
Barret
Searle
Sheldon
Sherwin Williams Prepared Paint Promises Quality and Value
The article touts Sherwin-Williams Prepared Paints as a superior, high reputation product with long market presence. It argues labor costs for poor paint match the price of using the best, urging buyers to prioritize quality over cheap mixtures.
Declamatory Contest Draws Crowded Audience
The W. C. T. U. declamatory contest at the Methodist church Friday evening drew a full house. Eleven contestants including Catherine Greenlee Cecil Cook Nannie Anderson Maud Dick Genevieve Long Lea Foster Winona Rumsey Ella Erickson Glen VanGorder Frank Schroeder Sidney and Gertrude Wilcox Lodgepole performed well. Prizes of one two and one dollar were awarded to Nannie Anderson Gertrude Wilcox and Maud Dick. Judging by Mrs Williams Messra Torgerson and Recknagle was fair.
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Catherine Greenlee
Cecil Cook
Nannie Anderson
Maud Dick
Genevieve Long
Lea Foster
Winona Rumsey
Ella Erickson
Glen VanGorder
Frank Shhroeder
Sidney
Gertrude Wilcox
Lodgepole
Mrs. Williams
Messra
Torgerson
Recknagle
And
Potter hosts progress with new local telephone switchboard
Potter residents install a new local telephone system with a switch board at Oscar Andersons residence serving fifteen lines. An operator will run day and night with costs shared among patrons. Plans call for rapid expansion linking private and public lines across the county. Local events note W C T U contest, club meetings, and upcoming teachers association rescheduling amid heavy county commissioners proceedings.
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Potter
Oscar Anderson
Lathrop
Independent Telephone Company
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