The Pumpkinseed Fishing Trip of Harry Hill Clique
A group led by Harry Hill heads to Belden and chase fish on the Pumpkinseed with Hazen Chase and Ina. They improvise nets from overalls, cook carp with neatsfoot oil, and face mishaps from a creek kiss to sea sickness. The voyage ends with a sing along and plans for a next trip on July 31, 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hill
Harry
Galahad
Ina
Chase
Hazen
Eliza
Broughton
Sir Gallahad
Angie
Belden’s
Ella
Sadie
Dess Lucy
Mandy Dugger
Ernest Beebe
Dora Baker
Miss Baker
Ernest
Ladies Home Journal
Miss Baler
Frog Pond
Hazen Chase
Ella Belden
Hood
Notice to Public Lost Draft Between Sidney and Ranch
Public notice declares a draft for 100 dollars payable to L. F. Cunningham of Sidney Nebraska lost on July 27 between Sidney and the ranch. Public asked not to cash the draft if found or presented by any other person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
L. F. Cunningham
McMullan's Advertises Butter Eggs and Chickens
Local ad seeks buyers for butter eggs and chickens with top market prices. Oberfelder & Co highlights custom made suits and pants from a leading American tailoring outfit offering low prices and guaranteed fits, inviting trial orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMullan’s
Beat
America
Oberfelder & Co
Prominent Cleveland Men Back Wyoming Oil Pipeline Venture
A Delaware corporation with 500000 capital, including J B L Clark and others from Cleveland, Toronto, Detroit, and Evanston, plans to pipe oil from Uinta county Wyoming to Salt Lake City 120 miles away. It has secured 15640 acres, expects first well in 30 days, nine more in six months, and a six inch pipe to Salt Lake City within about two months. Senator Clark and Pettigrew endorse the project amid high transport costs and long development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plaindealer
Cleveland
Wyoming
Uinta County
Salt Lake City
Delaware
J. B. L. Clark
Richard G. Wpinley
C. A. Doing
J. T. Murphy
F.S. Masten
Will R. English
Arthur
F. Baldinger
Lillian G. Towslee
J. C. Meader
Tony&. Deiener
George H. Reeves
Toronto
Matt Finley
Detroit
Matt A. Daugherty
Evanston
Wyo
Union Pacific
Spring Valley Company
Spring Valley
Clark
Pettigrew
Land Transfers Filed in Cheyenne County Clerk Office
Transfers show EB Lee and wife to O T Bewley for gw 15 16 49 plus J T McIntosh wife and O D Lynn wife to P Lingwall lot 40 Morrow add to Sidney 50 dollars Lingwall wife to Wm Stub same 100 dollars Lincoln Land Co to D J Eneke and Co B Harpole lots 7 5 b 10 South Bayard 225 dollars L N Worley wife to CJ Wildy 3 nesec 6 and nene 7 93 51 635 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
EB. O. Lee
O. T. Bewley
J T McIntosh
O. D. Lynn
P Lingwall
Morrow
Sidney
P. Lingwall
Wm. Stub
Lincoln Land Co
D. J
Cattle Prices Falter as Market Dips in South Omaha Trade
In South Omaha on August 7 1901 receipts of cattle were liberal with prices 15 to 25 cents below last week. Fat cattle weakened amid slower demand for common stock while western grass beeves sold to killers around 300 to 385 dollars. Stockers and feeders activity picked up though not finished, and western cattle were unsettled as country buyers delayed decisions. Hogs showed strong participation but fell 10 to 15 cents with prices from 5 30 to 5 85, while sheep sales remained liberal and prices declined across the board. Nye Buchanan Co. reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Hoys
Stops the Cough with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs
Advertisement claims a cold can be cured in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises no cure, no pay and lists a price of 25 cents.
Youthful robber and forger sentenced in Cheyenne County court
In Cheyenne County District Court Judge H M Grimes sentenced Fred Pearson the former Bridgeport Burlington eating house cook to one year at hard labor for robbing the Bridgeport eatery of 45. Pearson bail from Syracuse N Y is four months on the job. Harry Ickes aged 19 who forged two St George Cattle Co checks and took cash from merchants also received one year in the penitentiary and a 24 fine plus costs. Both cases include lectures and potential early release after ten months for good behavior. Prisoners were moved to Lincoln by Sheriff King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
H. M. Grimes
Fred Pearson
Burlington
Bridgeport
Gapen
Pearson
Harry Ickes
St. George Cattle Co
Ihkesis
Bis
Sidney
Union Pacific signals changes amid accidents and reorganization
Reivons Gesin President Burt and party of high officials of the Union Pacific arrived with private cars staying overnight. The party inspected grade improvements as yard changes occur. Frank Winkleman injured in a yard accident, but improving. Reports claim a Union Pacific reorganization and shift of division operations toward Cheyenne and other hubs, with broader management consolidation under a single official per department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Union Pacific
U. P
Wm. Null
North Platte
Lige Bruner
John Daugherty
Frank Winkleman
W H. Ledout
Mr. Winkleman
Asina
Omaha
Borie
Cheyenne
Sherman Hill
Green River
Laramie
Sidney
Julesburg
Kearney
Mountains
Missouri
Harriman
New York
San Francisco
J. C. Stubbs
Trafic
Omaha News
Oberfelder Sells Complete Line of Steteon and K Bros Data
Oberfelder markets a full range of Steteon and K Bros data products. The listing highlights comprehensive availability and branding for clients seeking diverse data solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder
Steteon
K. Bros
Data
Death of a Pioneer Otteman
Obituary for Christian Frederick Otteman who died August 1901 at his homestead east of Sidney Nebraska at age 65 10 months and 17 days after paralysis. Born in Northausen Prussia September 20 1836 United States Civil War veteran musician with Fifth Cavalry band married Rosine Voigt February 27 1868 and settled Cheyenne County Nebraska leaving wife nine children. Funeral held August 1901 at the Lutheran church with Sons of Veterans pallbearers and burial at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Christian Frederick Otteman
Mr. Otteman
Northausen
Prussia
New York
United States Army
Fifth Cavalry
Rosine Voigt
Washington, D
Cheyenne County
Otteman
Eb. V. Sumner
J. S. Leamer
Henry A
Political Gossip Calls Republican County Committee Meet
Chairman J L McIntosh urges the Republican County committee to meet at the Courthouse in this city on Saturday August 17 at 2 pm to arrange the county convention and handle business. The State convention is set for August 28 and eight delegates will likely be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McIntosh
Republican County Committee
Local Notes and Moves Round the County
Geo Davis remains home ill with typhoid in Morrow addition. Deputy Sheriff Fitch of Sterling Colo. visits. County Attorney Gapen spent days at the state capital. Attorneys Bullock of Bayard and Wright of Gering attended county and probate court. Julia McFadden and Valeska Neubauer return from Chicago Buffalo exposition and Niagara Falls. Mark M. Coad of Fremont visits probate court. J J McIntosh travels to Denver on business. Osborn family leaves for Illinois. Dr Harris and son Spence to travel east for travel. G F E Salle plans to move to Atkins house area from Beatrice. Miss Kate McKee heads to Philipsburg Mont. for visit, then returns for September school. Roy Struthers relocates to Grand Junction Colo. for railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Chicago
Buffalo Exposition
Niagara Falls
Miss Kate Fenwick Returns Home to North Platte
Miss Kate Fenwick comes back to her North Platte residence on a Wednesday evening. She was escorted by Miss Grace Struthers, her guest for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Fenwick
North Platte
Grace Struthers
Mrs Chas Stuht Visits Bancroft Relative in City
Mrs Chas Stuht of Bancroft Nebraska arrived in the city Wednesday riding the Burlington from Hot Springs South Dakota where she had spent several weeks. She is visiting at the home of her brother in law William Stuhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stuht
Bancroft
Neb
City
Burlington
Hot Springs
Wm. Stuhe
German Mutual Fire Insurance Agent Visits Lodgepole
Adam Grags a special agent of German Mutual Fire Insurance and local agent Chas Callahan made a business trip to Lodgepole on Tuesday. The German firm is ranked as an AI insurance company and is attracting considerable local business.
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Adam Grags
German Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Chas. Callahan
Lodgepole
Tue German
Local Couple Sets Eastern Tour and Buffalo Exposition Plan
Mr and Mrs Wallace Ooyterhoudt and Mrs James Worden depart Friday for an eastern trip. The Ooyterhoudts will spend about two months at their old home in Olean New York, while Mrs Worden visits relatives in Binghampton and Seneca New York. They plan a stop at the Buffalo exposition before returning home. Mr James O Kane returns from Gothenburg with business and pleasure, selling an eighty acre irrigated tract east of town for 1200 dollars while retaining a valuable farm there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Ooyterhoudt
James Worden
Olean
N. Y
Binghampton
Seneca
N.Y
Buffalo Exposition
James O'Kane
Gothenburg
Editor R H Henry Visits Jackson on Train Passes
R H Henry editor and proprietor of the Clarion Ledger Jackson Miss was in the city between trains Tuesday with his wife. They stopped en route to California to make the journey healthier and less tiresome. he called at The Telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Henry
the Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Miss
California
Mr. Henry
Merriman Returns From Montana Rosebud Trip with Trout Tales
Major C. O. Merriman came back from an outing on the Rosebud River near Columbus. He calls the trip delightful and chock full of trout stories. The weather was hot, with the thermometer often reaching about 114 in the shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Montana
Rosebud
Columbus
Nebraska
Episcopal rector to attend Laramie convocation
Rev. Earle rector of the Episcopal church with Mrs. Earle Mrs. O D Lyon and children will travel Saturday to Laramie Wyoming for the convocation opening Saturday evening and ending Monday. The highlight is the consecration of a cathedral built at 850000. Laramie citizens offer hospitality to delegates and visitors for a pleasant trip. Oberfelder carries the latest collars and neckwear.
Escape from Penitentiary By F L Denny and Companions
F L Denny, sent from Sydney to the State penitentiary for a robbery at the Commercial hotel, escaped August 2 with two other prisoners. They slept in the yard and sealed the wall using a gas pipe. Denny boasted of prior Nevada imprisonment and that jail would not hold him. All three are at large.
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F. L. Denny
Sidney
State Penitentiary
Commercial Hotel
Denny
Nevada
Tragic drowning dies at home near Sidney
Nineteen month old Rosy Kurth died after slipping into a water tank eight miles southeast of Sidney. Neighbors found her and efforts to revive her failed. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mr. Earth's home with W H Davis presiding, burial in Grand Prairie cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kurth
Sidney
Rosy
Mr. Earth
School Board Awards High School Renovation Contract
The school board awarded J. W. White of Bridgeport the $475 contract for extensive renovations at the high school. Work includes carpentry, plastering, painting, cleaning and varnishing interior surfaces, window repairs, and roof repairs to be completed by September 1. Miss Sara L. Davey of Wilbur, Nebraska was elected to the fifth grade teaching position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. White
Bridgeport
Sara L. Davey
Wilbur
Neb
Forestry Party Visits Nebraska Timber Regions
A U S forestry party camped in Bridgeport Nebraska for two days and travels along the North Platte with side trips to Crescent Lake and to Chappell and Sidney. Kellogg and Miller studied yellow pine growth on Lawr ence Fork, noting many trees remain and fences use seasoned pine posts lasting 15 to 20 years. The party plans visits to Snake Creek Pumpkinseed Creek and Scotty Bluff before reassembling Sunday.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Kearnty
U.S
North Platte
Lewellen
Crescent Lake
Sand Hills
Chappell and
Sidney
Messrs
R. S. Kellogg
L. C. Miller
Snake Creek
Scotty Bluff
Card of Thanks for Rosy Kurth
We extend our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who sided and sympathized with us in the death of our daughter Rosy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy
and Mk8
Frred Kurth
Late. Two good business west of Berg man's store
For particulars address Mrs. J. T. Thoeleckf, Pocatello, Idaho. Local notice advertises a late business opportunity and directs inquiries to the named contact in Idaho.
Regular daily bowels law leads to relief from piles
An old health notice urges regular bowel movement and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy to avoid piles. It notes a 25 cent price and sale by D J Scanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. J. Scanlon
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The
Glendale Fishing Club
Big Cleveland Company
Nye & Buchanan Co
Reivons Gesin
Steve Babb
Union Valley
Sheriff
Mac Radcliff
Bayard Transcript
Sidney Telegraph
Aurely
Telegraph
Geo. Davis
Win. Fitch
Sterling, Colo
State Capital
H. M Bullock
Bayard
F A. Wright
Gering
Mark M. Coad
Fremont, Neb
J.J McIntosh
Denver
Chas
Osborn
Family
Ilinois
R. D. Harris
Spence
E. Salle
Atkins
Beatrice
Kate McKee
Phillipsburg
Mont
Roy Struthers
Grand Junction
Colo
D. & R. G. Railroad
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