Unclear Presidential Electors List Names
For Presidential Electors, HOT WELSON Abnedin 1 ROBINSON, Oman F oC BARTON, Pawnee A.C SMITH, Omaha WoOP HALL, Holdreze. M NN BROWN Whearney For Attorney-General NORRIS BROWN, Kearney For Supt. Public Instruction. J o L. McBRIEN, Geneva CONGRESSIONAL, For Member of Congress, 6th District. M P ONINKAID, O'Neill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Welson
Robinson
Oman
Barton
Pawnee
A.C Smith
Omaha Woop Hall
Holdreze
M NN
Brown Whearney
Norris Brown
Kearney
Public Instruction
J O L. McBrien
Geneva
Congress
M P Oninkaid
O'Neill
Republican Party Delegates Called for Nebraska District Convention
Republicans of the Fifty fourth Representative District of Nebraska vote to elect delegates for a Sidney convention on September 1 1904 at 1 p m to nominate a candidate for the Legislature in 1905. District counties include Banner Cheyenne Keith Kimball McPherson Perkins Scotts Bluff and total delegates allocated by county votes for Barnes. Other notices cover Ex Senator West's death at 73, schoolhouse bonding in Lodgepole, Grant L Shumway enters Democratic congressman bid, fusion ticket for Populists and Democrats with several offices, and H M Eaton's bid for Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sidney
Banner
Cheyenne Keith
Lincoln
Geo. W. Berge
Dr. A. Townsend
Franklin County
R. E. Watxke
Humboldt
J. M. Osburn
Pawnee County
J.S Canaday
Minden
Edward Whalen
O'Neil
A. A. Softley
Perkins County
A. A. Worsley
Butte County
H. M. Eaton
Eaton
Follmer
Railroads Threaten Mickey Reelection in Nebraska
Kearney Hub reports Omaha News claims Nebraska railroads oppose Governor Mickey and back Silas Holcomb for governor, citing Mickey's stance on railroad taxes and policy. The piece warns of railroad influence but notes independent voters could offset any losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha News
Mickey
Nebraska
John H. Mickey
Ronda
Osceola
Omaha
Lincoln
Silas A. Holcomb
Holcomb
Burlington
Union Pacific
Kearney
Riverside notes on weather and local homely events
Riverside report highlights George Elsasa helping Pat Rowlan with hay as Miss Laura Irving and Miss Ida Pattit visit Irving, a horse dies after lightning, Edna and Anthony Johnson visit and sing hymns, a vehicle breakdown, and a severe hail storm damaging crops and mowing down grass last week with strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elsasa
Irving
Pat Rowlan
Laura Irving
Ida Pattit
A. J. Johnson
Edna
Anthony Johnson
Local notes from Bridgeport and area this week
John Howard Chimney Rock cuts gain for G C Boyer this week while Edith Mason rode June Guernsey from Bridgeport Monday. George Mason assists Ed Com with stock for the day. Sixberry family called on Randall sick days. Haying season begins and many will be in fields. Sadie Hanna returns from Alliance after two weeks at the Summer Normal. Will Riggs and Edward Kelley, from Hot Springs South Dakota, missed a train stop in Ridgeport and rode on the next day to Bayard. The community hints at a nearby incident about the “avternsey” not always asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
G. C Boyer
Edith Mason
Guernsey
Bridgeport
George Mason
C. W. Sixberry
Randall
Sadie Hanna
Alliance
Will Riggs
Edward Kelley
Hot Springs
S. D
Ridgeport
Bayard
Irving and Scott Visit Bridgeport After Severe Hail Storm
Irving and Scott went to Bridgeport Saturday. A severe hail storm last week caused notable damage, especially to the east. Miss Ida Pettit leaves for Guide Rock Nebraska this week, while Miss Pettit and Irving praised their visit to Mr and Mrs J Johnson, and she will be missed socially and in Sabbath School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Irving
Scott
Bridgeport
Sidney Neb Letters and Local Notes From August 12 1904
ICKES. The party at McNulty's Thursday evening was well attended and all report a good time. Misses Hewett and Rose Kelly spent Saturday afternoon with Maude Davison. Mr. and Mrs. Norve Eckert are visiting with their parents this week. Mrs. Dan Aldridge is visiting her parents. Pat Madden is out spending a few day on his homestead. Pearl Mayer is staying with her sister Mrs. B. L. Carter. Mrs. Exnery and her sister Chantel Kemp were visiting friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Belden were among Dalton visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Jacob Eckert is on the sick list this week. Henry Mayer and his mother was visiting Mrs. Carter at Sidney Wednesday. Sidney, Neb., Aug. 12, 1904. The following is a list of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sidney post office Incalling For some please say advertised. ALS. McNhenney, Harry LR. Sout s. BR. Sawyer. E. McLERNON, Postmaster. Louis Neumann of Denver, a brother of H. Neumann formerly of Cheyenne county, while intoxicated August 5th violently assaulted his wife and daughter and was shot by one of the women The interesting feature of the unfortunate occurrence is the fact that Mrs. Neumann, insists that she did the shooting and that her daughter is innocent while the daughter insists with equal earnestness that she fired the shot and that her mother is guiltless. THE TELEGRAPH one sear, $ 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNulty
Misses Hewett
Rose Kelly
Maude Davison
Pat Madden
Pearl Mayer
B. L. Carter
Exnery
Chantel Kemp
John Belden
Dalton
Jacob Eckert
Sidney, Neb
Sidney Post Office
Als
McNhenney
Harry LR
BR. Sawyer
E. McLernon
Louis Neumann
Denver
H. Neumann
Cheyenne County
Neumann
Novice to creditors in bankruptcy of James McMullen
Notice to creditors of James McMullen of Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska that on June 14 he was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held August 16 at Walter V. Wougl and Referee in Bankruptcy in North Platte Nebraska. Creditors may attend to prove claims and examine the bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McMullen
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Cheyenne
Tod
Dames McMullen
Walter V. Wougland
North Platte
Nebraskia
Wov HoauLasp
Notice of tax sale and redemption period in Cheyenne County Nebraska
On November 3, 1902 Jacob Eckert purchased land at public tax sale from the Cheyenne County Treasurer for the southeastern quarter of section 28 in township 17N range 51W after unpaid taxes from 1901 1902 and prior years. Redemption time ends for the land on November 3, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atimary Poucupns
Jacob Eckert
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ammountiny Lo
Tuewit
Jacon Eckerr
Land Office Contest Notice for Proof Hearing
The Department of the Interior Land Office in Sidney Nebraska issues a contest affidavit by Lea Osborn against William C Benarss on entry No 6749 for lands in section 4 township 13 north range 50 west. It alleges failure to plant and maintain trees or seeds through years four to eight and that third year trees failed. A hearing is set for August 19 at 10 a.m. before the Register and Receiver, with publication ordered due to due diligence showing service could not be made. 42 R.D. Warns, Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Cofted States Land Office
Sidney
Neb
Lea Osborn
Wiliam C. Benarss
J.C
William C Beurss
Chumiant
Xrauss
United States Land Office
Nebraska
R.D
Qherife Sale Legal Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal advertisements announce a sheriff sale on September 14 1904 in Sidney Nebraska. The case James N Brown vs Geo Hunt includes a mortgage on land described as east half of southeast quarter section 4 and east half northeast quarter section 9 township 19 range 50 west. Sale date set for 10 oclock am in front of the Sidney courthouse with cash payment required. A separate county court notice schedules August 16 hearing for administration of the estate of E Burke with Ella Burke as administratrix. Publication requested in The Sidney Recorder for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
James N. Brown
Geo. J. Hunt
Court House
Sidney
State of
Stee Wort
Said
James Tucker
Cur E
Burke
Ella Burke
Sidney Recrcron
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry No 345 in Nebraska
Department of the Interior announces a contest by Fannie F. Bonner against Homestead Entry No 345 made January 2, 1904 in section 21 township and range in Wise county. William A Lamberson contestee alleges abandonment with no dwelling or improvements. absence claimed not due to U S military service. Notices require response by Sept 8, 1904 before the Register and Receiver, publication ordered after due diligence on personal service failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Fund Office
Sidney
Neb
Argus
Fannie FE
Bonner
William A. Lamberson
William A. Camberson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
United States Land Office
Nebraska
Sleepers to St Louis via Union Pacific Wabash route
The Union Pacific with the Wabash Line runs electric lighted sleepers to St Louis and return. Passengers are landed at the Exposition main entrance in the morning, saving time and expense, avoiding crowds at Union Station. Travel is faster than other routes with no coach changes. An illustrated guide to the Fair is free from W Dr Curron, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Exposition
Union Station
Minin
Union Pacific er t of Section 1 s y
Readable fragments indicate a local notice about a Union Pacific mandate or section action. The text lacks clear dates, parties, or actions, but suggests organizational or regulatory wording requiring further clarification from the issuing body.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney Telegraph and Peoples Potmard
F. A. Gapen
National
Theodore Roosevelt
Vicw
Charles W. Fairbanks
Elmerj Burkett Linsoln
Oseeulit
E. G. McGilton
Agalusha
Red Cloud
E. M. Searle, JR
Oxwlallia
Peter Mortensen
Ord
Homerton
Fremont
John
Barnes
Sild
T. M.onnsox
EL Pen
West
Missouri
Sweet Springs, Mo
Lodgepole
Grant L Shumway
Banner County
Grant
Riverside
Chimney Rock
ICKES
Norve Eckert
Dan Aldridge
Henry Mayer
Mrs. Carter
S. A.D
Senate
Finn
Nebriastt &E
Geo. W. Miursh
Geo. W. Mansa
District Court OF the United States
District of Nebraska
Bruliuaudss
Qherife
J. &. McInrosn
Register
W. Dr. Curron
Union Pacificeg
Cheyenne Co
S Y
Rely
Ny & Sy
Geo. F. Davis
Special Agent
Sidney, Nebraska
Worlds Fair
VIA
W. D. Clifton
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Nash
Farnam Street
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