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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
5
Moline Charged in Union Pacific Rails Sabotage Case
Fourteen years ago William L. Moline was arrested Thursday on malicious obstruction charges for removing bolts from rails and signaling gear at Potter. He pleaded guilty before County Judge Gapen and is held for sentence in district court. Sidney reports its first hail storm of the season with heavy rain, large stones, and injuries to a boy named Scott Schawl. Roscoe Tate of Lodge Pole was bitten by a rattlesnake but is believed out of danger. The cattle roundup has begun, with 75,000 head contracted for delivery next month, and a Fort Laramie Cavalry band arriving for guard-mount and weekly indoor concerts. Sidney notes sixteen licensed saloons paying $150 annually each under county agreement, with some residents opposing prohibition while others drift away from bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Moline
Union Pacific Railroad
Potter
Gapen
Sidney
Scott Schawl
Roscoe Tate
Lodge Pole
Fort Laramie
Fort Sidney
Chicago
Rubel and Company
Drowning of Rosy Kurth and Local Deaths Reported
Rosy Kurth, nineteen months, drowned after falling into a water tank near Sidney. Christian Otteman, 65, dies at home east of town after a stroke, a Cheyenne County pioneer dating from 1860. Also noted are high school repairs bid to J W White for 475 dollars, rail worker Winkleman hurt in Union Pacific yards, and a stock auction at the stock yards selling nearly a hundred head for 15 to 41 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy
Fred Kurth
Sidney
Christian Frederick Otteman
Cheyenne County
J. W. White
Bridgeport
Frank Winkleman
Union Pacific
Winkleman
Mesers Reynolds and
Gamblin
Death on freight ends Potter man’s life
George Menefee of Potter was riding on top of freight cars between Sidney and Cheyenne when he was thrown and killed instantly. Also noted are final proofs by John Fischer after seven years of cropping, John Snyder of Sidney Draw as region rustler champion, Witters of Colton posting a tall oat sample, and Banner County settling debt to Cheyenne County with a warrant for 509.41 dollars. Cheyenne County claims the season’s best grain west of the Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Menefee
Potter
Sidney
Cheyenne
George
John Fischer
South Divide
John Snyder
Sidney Draw
Banner County
Cheyenne County
Banner
Missouri
Wool trade growth in Lodge Pole drives profits
The Telegraph notes strong wool market activity forty six years ago with rising profits. MeLber Bheen reports lodges and bands expanding as flock sizes grow, signaling a thriving industry at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROM the Telegraph
Community notes from South Colton and nearby areas
Sunday visits scatter among the Deaver Cortney Koester and Mieck families. Miss Margarite Cortney marks her fifth birthday with relatives. Threshing aided by Wm Moeller and J Cortney, with harvests rising as rain halts and frost threatening. Prospective settlers from Dennison and Sidney examine local land options as corn crops promise yields in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deaver
John Cortney
Margarite Cortney
Margaret Koester
Deaver
Ruth
Ruby Deaver
Koester
Tony Mieck
I. Mieck
Moeller
J. H. Wendte
Sidney
Grabill
Frank Schroeder
Dennison
Iowa
Bertha Dale
M. J. Hulslander
Local Gossip And Visits At Lodge Pole
A baby boy named James 8 arrives at Prof. and Mrs. Lydiatt’s home. Numerous local residents travel or visit, including K. J. Dykman and George Folkerts returning to Amherst, Mrs. A. C. Peterson hosting a 500 club gathering, and various relatives visiting from Council Bluffs Lincoln Omaha Exeter Sterling Peetz Los Angeles and Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydiatt
James
K. J. Dykman
George Folkerts
Amherst
Colorado
Rho. Slawson
Charles
Council Bluffs
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
A. C. Peterson
Mesdames Rowan
Barlow
Libby
Mary A. Libby
Searcy
A. B. Persinger
Sterling
J. W. Rogers
Lincoln
Omaha
Winston
Barbara Collier
Winston Kruzan
Exeter
Keith Grand
Colman Kreader, Jr
Maynard Mayer
Harold Bovee
Vernon Peterson
Bartling Ranch
Clyde Carter
Kreader
Primm
Los Angeles
California
Chas
Harry Scott
James Sullivan
Carl Toliver
Alliance
Ernest Myers
Jim Sullivan
Local social notes recap from Sidney and nearby towns
A long chain of family visits and travels is recorded with numerous names and towns. Accompanied trips include Fred Funk of Wallace and others, while dinners and weekend visits unfold among Slawsons, Lehmkuhls, Paviats, Hein, Costello, and Bolt families across Sidney, Bartley, Plainview, Elwood, Purdue and Holyoke.
Dalton Festival set for September twenty second
Dalton prepares for the annual Dalton Festival with committees named and plans underway. Local families visit, business trips to Lincoln, and rail and gravel work spread across western counties. Guild events include a grandma party hosted by Mrs. J F Hill as residents note church activities and station changes.
Community Outings and Helpers Across Local Wednesday to Sunday
Center ladies gathered at the church Tuesday to varnish neats. Numerous families like the Roses, Bowmans, Campbells and Dickeses traveled to Sidney and Gurley for visits, meals, or threshing support. The circle included picnics at Redington, shopping in Dalton, and harvest duties with many taking meals at homes across the area.
Family Returns Home After Brief North Bend Visit
A family left Tuesday for their North Bend home after visiting Mrs. Peterson’s brothers Guy and Ray Berry and families. The area saw a light rain Monday that halted threshing, which had been in full swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rose
Sidney
Wm. Bowman
Otho Campbell
Frank Dickes
Gurley
Fred Bartells
John Groshans
Zeb Gustin
Ted Kalthoff
Guy Berry
Wesley
Ray Berry
Clifton
Maurice Peterson
Carter
Goldie
Arapahoe
Joe Ladine
North Bend
Meadow Lawn Notes Of Visits And Neighborly Calls
Meadow Lawn community activity centers on visitors and calls as H Mann of Oregon travels with cousins Alvin and Paul Mann to Wayne Nebraska and Missouri to visit relatives. Numerous residents including Kreaders Morrow Julion and others host and visit in Dalton Sidney Denver Alliance and Tobias with Ed Morrow Chas Scott and Bartling ranches referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mann
Oregon
Alvin
Paul Mann
Wayne
Nebraska
Missouri
J. C. Kreader
Donald
L. R. Kreader
R. R. Force
Willard Mower
James McNulty
Loretta
Bernice McGrath
Kreader
Mike Julion
James Sullivan
Ed Morrow
A. E. Hedlund
Dalton
Lou
Fred Slama
Sidney
Bovee
Ed Zorn
Alvin Mann
Sam Eckert
Grant Johnson
Emily Mann
Newman Grove
Peter Nelson
Homer Fisher
James Smith
Tobias
F. Morrow
Carl Tolliver
W. R. Johnson
Bismark
North
Westinghouse Farm Light Battery Offered by J. H. Borland
Plate gines for Windshields and Se dam doors indaled at Hindler Garage J. H. Borland sells the famous West inghouse Farm Light Battery. He will make you a liberal allowance for your old battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindler Garage
J. H. Borland
Westinghouse Farm
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Guy V. Doran
Telegraph
H. L. Mantor
Leona Snyder
F. L. Crawford
Papillion
Wm. Goettsche
Robert
Peetz
Earl Mantor
Geo. E. Minshall
W. E. Minshall
Fred Funk
Wallace
Fred Slawson
Hugh Slawson
Maude Ganson
A. E. Slawson
Fred F. Lehmkuch
Fred Lehmkuhl
J. L. MclIntosh
Henry Paviat
John Paviat
Ted Hein
Purdue
Louie Englert
W. M. Costello
W.D. Brwseell
Holyoke
Haxtun
Prof. Lydiatt
Archie Grosbart
Elwood
Paul E. Smith
A. B. Book
Bartley, Nebr
Laramie
R. J. Bolt
Plainview
W. N. Foster
Everett Wood
Spencer
R. H. Wood
J. L. Reel
Reel
J. F. Hill
Lillian Reed
Rozett
Wyoming
Reed
Charles Hardin
Ernest Blome
Messrs. Goodrich and
McConnell
E. F. Grassinger
Henry Mellier
Northport
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Western Electric Service Co
H. E. Netherland
L. 8
Bancroft
Fort Collins
Marie Tank
Ed Miniken
Harvesters
Cash Scott
Jas. Sullivan
Chas. Scott's
P. R. Bovee
Vicker
KU Klux Klan
Ste
Paris
Nebraska State Fair
Propene
United States
Betty Compson
Fox News
Hughes-Dunbar
Ruben
Eden
Ess Vit
Thos. H. Ince
Kathleen. Norris
Florence Victor
Clive Brook
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