County convention set for September 26 in Sidney
Republicans name district delegates and plan primaries for September 19. Committee allocates one delegate at large plus one per twenty President McKinley votes in 1900, totaling 52. Rush Creek Land and Live Stock Co reorganized with T E Wells as president and capital stock of 750000. George Dworak to visit Schuyler on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Robert McConnell
Simla
Sidney
Davison
King
Lodgepole
Potter
Court House Rock
Camp Clarke
McKinley
P.R. Borgquist
H. E. Gapen
J. L. McIintosh
W. P. Miles
J. E. Trinnier
J. C Hudson
Dr.Harris
J. L. McIntosh
F. O. Wisner
Judge Grimes
Rush Creek Land & Live Stock Company
Cheyenne
Denel
T. E. Wells
R. Lisco
B. S. Wilson
Dever County
T. B. Hord
Central City
Neb
M. Chauncey
Clarke
Joseph Nash
Cedar Rapids
Local items include arrivals moves and society notes
Beavers Falls visitors planned for Sidney around the 20th as L B Dawson and wife visit. J J Parks to move into Mrs Cary property by September 1. Rev Gilpin resigns from Sidney Methodist church to join mission work in Logan Utah. L L Brown hosts a high five with friends. R D Harris on 30 day vacation to Hot Lake Oregon with travels to Portland Newport Seattle. Cheyenne County Agriculture Fair Sept 9 10 11 at Bayard with prizes of 9500. Julia Shelton to wed Texas minister with future home in Lone Star state. baseball dispute clarified in Chappell Sterling game about foul ball and two strikes. Rose Street skit ends with street quarrel over pride and jail remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilpin
Methodist Church
Logan
Utah
Sidney
R. D. Harris
the Land Office
Cheyenne County Agriculture Fair Association
Bayard
Julia Shelton
Texas
Lome’ Star
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Chappell
Holsinger
J. W. Lee Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination
The article notes J. W. Lee, Bridgeport pioneer and former Palace Livery Barn owner, nominated for sheriff. At 34 he is described as ambitious, confident, and a longtime Camp Clarke precinct constable, with a history of lawfulness and readiness to campaign vigorously.
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J. W. Lee
Mr. Lee
Bridgeport
Palace
River Valley
Musnhood
Hyénnie
Neb
Mies Ashley
Lee
Camp Clarke
Train No 302 Delayed As Rail Service Stirs Town
Burlington railroad traffic and union Pacific personnel activity dominate this week. Train No 302 ran nearly two hours late on Thursday morning while officials including Supt R W Baxter and division Supt Chan Ware rolled through town.
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Burlington
R. W. Baxter
Chan. Ware
Thief Steals Beauchamp Home Shanty Near Bayard
James Beauchamp reported a sturdy home stead four miles northeast of Bayard recently, the “comfortable” claim shanty was stolen last week. Authorities believe the thieves are known and arrests may follow.
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James Beauchamp
Bayard
Bayard Transcript
A. B. Persinger
Lodgepole
Julenburg
Lodgepole Express
Stone
Timothy Hay
Platte Valley
Coroner Wright Visits Bridgeport for Brief Stop
Coroner Wright made a short business trip to Bridgeport on Monday and Tuesday arriving in time for the North reception. Mrs J Fred Dawson and Mrs T B Dawson called at the office on Tuesday. Mrs Dawson accompanied her husband west Thursday morning and will return to Sidney in about two weeks. Editor Cooper of the Tecumseh Nebraska Journal and his wife with daughter Mabel arrived yesterday morning to visit a few weeks at Mrs C C Danforth’s home.
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Charlie Green
South Omaha
Sidney
Fred Griffith
Henry Bangert
Hiram Baker
Wm. Kingelty
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Sandy Griswald
Omaha World Herald
Pacific Coast
Jeffries-Corbett
North Platte
Mr. Ottman
Hammer
Cheyenne
Wright
Bridgeport
North Reception
J. Fred Dawson
T. B. Dawson
West
Cooper
Tecumseh, Nebraska
Mabel
Will
C. C. Danforth
Telephone line connects Dalton with Platte Valley line
Manager Lathrop of the telephone company completed his line to Dalton the first of the week and connected with the Platte Valley line extending down from the north. The line works admirably and will be great convenience to the people of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
The
Telephone Company
Dalton
Platte Valley
Thompcom Returns to Telegraph Office After Nebraska Visit
C. H. Thompcom resumes duties in THE TELEGRAPH office Monday following a month long visit with relatives in Stockville Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Thompcom
Telegraph Office
Stockville
Neb
Advertised Letters List in Sidney Neb August 14 1903
The following letters remain unclaimed in the Sidney post office. Please say advertised when calling for any item. Marguerite Norris Mrs Harriet Douglas Mrs Lewis Wankle C E Otte John M Gray Geo A Hills Mr Clayton Avison E McLernon Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Neb
Sidney Poet Office
Marguerite Norris
Harriet Douglas
Lewis Wankle
C E. Otte
John M. Gray
Geo. A. Hills
Clayton Avison
E. McLernon
Notice to Bidders for School District 18 Cheyenne County
Sealed bids to furnish one 8-foot steel windmill, one 25-foot steel tower, one No. 1 pump, 35 feet galvanized 1 inch pipe, and one 93-inch brass cylinder. Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of District No
Cheyenne County
Uncle Jake Hebert Sells Potatoes to Local Merchants
Uncle Jake Hebert from Ickes brought a load of fine potatoes Tuesday and sold them to local merchants at good prices. He expects a bumper crop this year due to large acreage, promising strong returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Hebert
Ickes
Omaha Commercial College Promotes Large Student Enrollment
Rohrbough Bros. advertise that their Omaha Commercial College enrolled students from 24 states and one foreign country last year and expect a large turnout this year. They urge prospects to request advertising literature and emphasize choosing the best commercial school in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbough Bros
Omaha Commercial College
Messrs. Robrbough Bros
West
Straw Hats and Cattle for Sale in Sidney Area
Straw hats offered at 25 cents each from Oberfelder & Co. Plus sale of ten milk cows four with calves by side. Cattle located two miles south of Sidney, offered by J. U. Slingluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder & Co
Sidney
J. U. Slingluff
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Doran
J. R. Merifield
Sion Ranneman
Guarantee Fund Life
Association
Neb Os
Gus Wellner
Ragan
Ragan & Boggs
Debalers
Belle of
Kearney
Buffalo
Blancket’s Coffees
Bauer Building
Lam
B. A. Lathrop Man
Inpererognt Tacarnone Co
Postoffice
Rush Creek Land and Live Stock Company
Nebraska
Pat Dalton
Clara
Fritz and
Mort Smith
Florence Parks of
Grace Wright
Beatrice Webster
Harry Huston
Bradford- Kennedy Lumber Company
Omaha
City
John Hart
Cheyenne Wednesday
Geo. Dworak
Schuyler
L. C. Stockton
Peoples’ Poniard
Denver Gas & Electric Co
E. J. Sweet
Simon Fishman
New York City
Herdon
Hiram Fisk
Judge Stimson
Henry Withers
Edmund Doran
Lusk
Wyoming
Nat Baker
E. 0. Lee
Salt Lake City
Chicago
S. Robinson
Chadron
Imperial
Calif
John Halligar
Smith Brothers
Watt
Sheridan, Wyo
Minnie Awker
Eustis, Neb
C. C. Darnell
of. B. Halston
Gordon Journal
R. H. Willis
Mickey
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
L. B. Dawson
Beaver Falls
Penn
Mr.Dawson
Col
J. J. Parke
Wright & Parka
Mrs. Cary
L. L. Brown
Rose Street
Couree
W. J. Kelley
M. McLaughlin
WM. Stuht
Coal
Lhe Man
Canon City
Hazard
Maitland
M. J. Sanders
Greenlee & Benson
Yaegle
First National Bank of Sidney
Ugpans
Pat's
Patrick Madden
Prop
Coors
Old Crow
Whiskigs
Canadian Rye
McCmullan Building
J. P. Lingaard
U. P. Depot
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