Republicans Re Nominate Giffin for State Senator
Republican voters in the 30th Senatorial district met in Sidney and unanimously nominated Hon. W D Giffin of Gothenburg to succeed himself as State Senator. The convention adopted resolutions endorsing Roosevelt era policies and Governor Mickey administration, and elected a senatorial committee with Wm Ingalls as chairman of Bann er county and delegates from Dawson Deuel Grant Kieth Kimball Lincoln Logan McPerson Perkins Scotta Bluff Hooker.
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W D. Giffin
Gothenburg
Sidney
Giffin
E. D. Owens
W. P. Miles
Lincoln
J. T. Scott
Kieth
H. P. Nielson
Dangon
J. J. McIntosh
Cheyenne
30Th Senatorial
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Chicago
Mickey
M. P. Kinkaid
E. K. Burkett
United States
W. D. Giffin
E. G. West
Judge Turton
J. L. McIntosh
Judge Grimes
Banner
Wm. Ingalls
Harrisburg
R. E. Barrett
Dawson
A. C. Maxwell
Lexington
Deuel
Fred Sudman
Chappell
Grant
B. R. Ashley
Hyannis
A. L. Gould
Ogalalla
Kimball
R. W. Bartholomew
Death of Sarah Margaret Moore longtime Sidney resident
The Telegraph records the death of Sarah Margaret Moore born December 25 1858 in Pleasantville Pennsylvania she died near Sidney Nebraska on August 10 1904. She moved to Sidney in 1877 with husband Wa F Moore then lived on a ranch north of Sidney. A Quaker family background and patriotic siblings marked her life she made an American flag for her husband and helped establish the Lutheran church in Sidney. Known for kindness to the sick she brightened others with flowers fruit and delicacies. Funeral services were at the Lutheran church in Sidney on August 12 conducted by Rev Leamer with burial in the Village cemetery.
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Sarah Margaret
Wm. F Moore
Pleasantville
Penn
Sidney
Nebraska
Wa. F. Moore
U. P Railroad
Leamer
Reuben Freeman Dies in Sidney After Illness
Reuben Freeman, who came to Cheyenne County with his father last May to visit his brother Thomas near Dalton, died Thursday afternoon in Sidney from paralysis. Born in Champaign County, Illinois in 1859, he spent most of his life there. His health declined about six years ago, with a mild paralysis that worsened into complications. His father and brother Thomas took the body to Ogden, Illinois for burial.
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Reuben Freeman
Cheyenne County
Thomas
Dalton
Sidney
Champaign County
Illinois
Ogden
Covalt-London Nuptials in Cheyenne County
Victor E. Covalt son of John Covalt celebrated his alliance with Nellie M Landon at 1 30 pm in F E Reddish’s residence with Judge Spacht officiating. The couple will reside in the Cleman area. The Alliance Times notes Covalt as a respected Cheyenne county ranchman and extends congratulations.
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Victor E. Covalt
John Covalt
Sandhills
Judge Spacht
Victor
Misa Nellie M. Landon
Cheyenne County
F. E. Reddish
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son and Brother
We express sincere thanks to many kind friends for their help and sympathy during our hour of need occasioned by the sickness and death of our son and brother Edmund Freeman and Thomas Freeman.
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Edmund Freeman
Democratic County Convention in Sidney Selects Delegates
The Democratic county convention met in Sidney last Saturday with several precincts unrepresented. R P Scott read the call and Frank Rilen was named chairman with C P Chambers as secretary. Delegates were chosen for State, Congressional and other conventions, with Thomas G Burke nominated for county commissioner from the third district. The county central committee was formed with Joseph Oberfelder elected chairman and H G Miller secretary. Burke, a Camp Clark resident rancher, was described as prosperous and popular.
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Sidney
R. P. Scott
Frank Rilen
C. P. Chambers
R. S. Oberfelder
Mack Radcliff
Geo. Dworak
D. McAleese
Fred Schunk
Chas. M. Hadley
L. Willson
L. Clogman
Friend Dickinson
J. M Nelson
Thos. G. Burke
Coup Clarke
Gr. Shumway
Harrisburg
Bayard
J D. Wright
Bronson
Charles Anderson Colton
Kanpar Wolfe
Camp Clarke
T G. Burke
Court House Rock
H. T. Dean
Davison
Otto Perso
Eagle
A. Ingwerson Gilchrist
S. A. Petty King
M. Beerline
Haynes
John King
Lodgepole
Fred Melienz
Potter
John M. Adams
Redington
P. P. Waitman
W. L. Kingelty
Trognitz
L. Brett
Union Valley
F. X. Rihn
Wier
Lisco
Fred Lisco
Joseph Oberfelder
H. G. Miller
Thomas G Burke
Camp Clark
Bridgeport
Receipts and Disbursements of the Convict’s Daughter
The entertainment reports total receipts of 70.35 dollars and disbursements to Mr. Fuller and Miss Kyne 42.25 rent for the Opera House 10.00 music 6.50 printing 1.50 and fire department 10. The record cites C. D. Essie Ernest Worden. Sidney forms a Roosevelt club nearing one hundred charter members including Cleveland Democrats. Teddy aims to carry states west of the Mississippi. Legal blanks at this office.
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Sidney
Roosevelt Club
Teddy
Chappell Register
Cure for Nervous and Female Debility Promoted
All nervous diseases and female troubles are claimed to be curable by our method. Nearly three-fourths of women suffer chronic issues and fatigue, but the treatments offered promise relief. A clean treating gown is provided to each patient to avoid exposure and reassure timid patients.
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Dhespair
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