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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
4
An early 20th century Bidney Nebraska page shows advertising rates for display and business locals per column inch and line, with notices at statute rates. The issue includes farm notes from Cheyenne county praising the year ahead, a brief social quip about Mrs Roosevelt and a stray editorial remark on a man who died accidentally.
Will Juedes brought wheat to town Thursday. Grant Anderson noted cenens Friday of last week. J B Haieton and daughters Charlotte and Mabel drove to Sidney Thursday. Mr and Mrs Neick visited Perkins with their new car. Mrs Blume shopped in Sidney this week. An auto load from Sidney toured the neighborhood Sunday. Churches drew attention as did visits among residents including Perkins, Webster, Birdwell, Dyson, Knox and Ferguson families. Eugene Foster rode in Monday from Dalton with a livery team.
Clara reports. Wm Goding visited Sidney Tuesday. Grant Anderson of Bronson faced three rounds of defense this week. C B T re organized with Fred Cush ing as manager. Hazlewood of Sidney accepts chamfer post with Pomeroy auto. Small grain sown. corn plowing and potato planting underway. Ed and John Quinn visited Peash Plain ranch Sunday. No amusements, just baseball practice.
A small congregation attended preaching and Sunday School. Rev. Marilees visited Mr. and Mrs. Stowe over the weekend. Lawrence Ivey and wife visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dye. Mrs. John Dewey is reported quite sick.
Dr. Graham attended a patient for heart trouble. L Dye reported the loss of a valuable work horse recently. Frank Hazlett and family visited Sidney on Monday. Several residents traveled to Sidney and Kimball for work and visits. Mr Kirkpatrick and E E Glaseburn were seen visiting Sunday. Oran Pitts and R O Bolton were noted workers. L G Pitte sold horses to M Jones east of Sidney this week.
A. T. Hiett and John Atner of York Nebraska placed land on the market while Taylor and Jack Shaw surveyed the divide and praised crop outlook. Starve Crow Hill welcomed a daughter at E. Hiett’s home. Blanche Wilson of Chicago visiting E. E. Hiett. Wheat and sown crops ahead, corn preparation beginning as Mrs Foster’s relatives visit from eastern Nebraska. Jennie Marshall returns to Kearney. H. G. Miller of Weyerta visited county seat. Telegraph and Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean Farmer offer ends soon.
The Payne Investment Company promotes Lot sales in Northport Nebraska 130 miles west of North Platte near Morrill County. Northport sits a mile from the Morrill county courthouse with Bridgeport as county seat. The firm plans to sell about 13 000 acres of irrigated Morrill county land tributary to the town this season. Bridgeport already thrives as a Burlington division station and county seat.
Sunday services feature Morning theme Spiritual Seasons from the Trees and Evening theme How Mr Fearing Fared. All are invited to attend Sabbath school. May 8 is Mother's Day with special music and sermon at 11 am. Wear a white flower in honor of mothers.
A brief dialogue about the so called woman question touching on clothing and appearance. Father and son discuss hats hair and wardrobe in a playful exchange.
A humorous exchange shows Algernon Ardappe asking for a better room and board rate than advertised while Mrs. Banand counters with an 85 down offer. The snippet contrasts knowledge and wisdom with a wry quote, reflecting a light, witty tone from the Chicago Union.
OCR fragment lists train numbers Overland Limited Colorado Express California Oregon Fast Mail and other pussen designation with times 5:55 am 4:35 am 11:15 pm and 6:02 pm. Mentions pussen and Pvt in broken format. Names not fully legible. indicates schedule details in incomplete timetable data.
In Cheyenne County a hearing is ordered for May 4 1910 at 10 oclock to determine granting administration of Ernst Sabiel estate to Andrew K Greenlee as administrator. Notice to interested parties via publication in The Indian Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior. Janet Tucker County Judge signs.
Notice to creditors of the Henry C Coker estate in Cheyenne county Nebraska. The administrator will appear before County Judge James Tucker at the County Court Room on May 4 1910 at 9 oclock a m to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year to settle the estate from April 6 1910. Publication to run four weeks in The Sidney Telegraph ending May 44 1910.
Examines how horse teeth affect grinding of feed and overall health. Notes that uneven teeth cause weight loss and poor condition. a veterinarian can file teeth to restore proper shape for efficient chewing.
Department of the Interior notices John H. Lidely of Dye Nebraska must prove five years on his 1904 Homestead Entry No. 5170 by June 1 1910 before James Tucker County Judge at Sidney Nebraska. Witnesses listed include Richard N. Biggs James Nelson Demetrious A. Hurd and Luther G. Pitts.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at North Platte Nebraska March 12 1910 Notice is given that George M Bakers of Higgins Nebraska has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land described: lot east half and west half of section six in township ten range one west of the 6th principal meridian. The final proof will be before James Tucker United States district judge at Sidney Nebraska on May 28 1910. Witnesses: Albert Davison Henry Wickert Andrew Ladine Philip Beigains.
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