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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

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Village Board Special Session OKs Numerous Bills

The Village Board met in special session December 3 with members J J Mac Intosh acting chairman L G Simon L O Fundingsland Gus Wellner and Leslie Neubauer as clerk. Bills read audited and allowed include Wm G Wells street work 4.50 John Oldershaw 48.50 H A Moore 54.25 etc total for labor lumber surveying oil and hauling and other street duties. The board adjourned after approving warrants.

J. J. MacIntosh L. G. Simon L. O. Fundingsland Gus Wellner Leslie Neubauer Wm. G. Wells John Oldershaw H A Moore F Lichty J W McDaniel Sidney Lumber Co H Bordwell L Thorpe Bowman Same Pantenburg G Webb Mowery S.esecveas Pi Gees J Hellwig Hallow- Eprom Neil Pee The Sidney Telegraph Lloyd Mann John Owens Standard Oil Co L B Hiscock Piks Ea Ea Ag Ee Alex Thompson

Misprint and moral musings spark holiday chatter

A jumble of reflections on literature, funerals, fashion, and family morals fills a newspaper page. Notes include misprints about a Christmas mash ball, worries over children, the brevity of gratitude, and a peek at societal haste. Esther Lindberg finishes her first teaching term and goes home.

Mohammeds Set to Perform Three Nights at Tobin Theatre

The Mohammeds appear Monday Tuesday and Wednesday December 8 9 and 10 at Tobin Theatre with three and four reels of Colored Moving Pictures and Vaudeville. Prizes totaling 20 dollars will be awarded for the most popular lady and prettiest baby in Sidney. A Wednesday dance follows the show with a prize waltz. Admission 10 or 20 cents.

Mohammeds Tobin Theatre Sidney Mohammed Ymolmic

Shower for Popular Pair in Omaha Ends With Gifts and Cheer

R A Tiffany and Miss Ida Osterberg celebrate with a double shower at the Harper and Dedrick households. Guests share dinner for fourteen then surprise the couple with linen silver and china gifts. Tiffany jokes about wearing pink ear muffs during domestic storms as Grace King plays music. Promoters include Mrs Edgar Dedrick and Mrs F B Tobin, with Edna Harper Nellie Dedrich Evelyn Doran serving lunch.

R. A. Tiffany Omaha Ida Osterberg C. E. Harper

Village Postmaster Comedy At Tobin Opera House

A rural comedy drama praised for natural characters and moral value. The village tale features the postmaster and family, a lawyer, a Swede janitor, and theater folk, with high salaried actors offering a wholesome family show. Evening performance slated for Saturday December 13 at Tobin Opera House.

Tobin Opera House

Oscar Brandt and Ford Schulz Return From Lisco Trip

Oscar Brandt Ford Schulz and Rube Baker returned Thursday from the vicinity of Lisco where they had better luck than the Sidney group. The report highlights their comparatively successful outing and the contrast with other locals.

Oscar Brandt Ford Schulz Rube Baker Lisco Sidney Bunch

Sunol resident amid Sidney girls seen on boulevards

Lee Howard of Sunol was spinning around the boulevards with a carful of Sidney girls. The report notes poaching on the preserves, described in sharp local terms.

Lee Howard Sunol Sidney

A Lucky Mixup Involving Auto And Wagon Wreck

Saturday evening L B His cock and Sheriff McDaniel drove from the west in a car and met a spring wagon driven by Henry Anderson. The collision caused injuries to the auto occupants while McDaniel escaped serious harm after a brief display of activity. Authorities note the wagon was dark and on the opposite side of the road, a rare meeting with few breakages.

L. B. Hiscock Sheriff McDaniel Henry Anderson McDaniel

Dispute Over Cattle Replevin In District Court

Thomas Dugger and William Todd of Morrill county sue Emil Carlson of Cheyenne County to recover 18 three-year-old steers bought last June. Plaintiffs allege nine wandered back in September. Carlson returned only two. Attorneys Williams and McIntosh for plaintiffs. Devoe and Swenson for defense. Carlson known as an older, respected settler.

Thomas Dugger William Todd Morrill County Emil Carlson Cheyenne County Carlson Williams Bridgeport McIntosh Sidney Devoe Swenson

Balks on Electric Light Bond Tax

The Union Pacific Railroad company paid its taxes this week, less 371 dollars the certificate called for. The draft tendered was accepted by County Treasurer Fishman without prejudice to Cheyenne County's claim for the balance. The withheld amount was because the Village Electric Light Bonds had not been sold and no fund existed to place it. The matter will likely be decided by the courts in due time.

Union Pacific Railroad Company Fishman Cheyenne County

Dr J K Elms to Visit Hotel National for Consultation

The well known eye ear and nose specialist Dr J K Elms will be at the Hotel National on Wednesday December 10th for consultations with patients and interested parties seeking expert care.

J. K. Elms Hotel National

All Week Storm Stile In Progress Gentle Winter Weather

A long storm drenched with rain then snow over several days. Four inches of wet snow covered fields aiding fall wheat while trains faced snow blockades near Cheyenne and Archer. Farmers eye Christmas sales as winter brings record stock opportunities despite weather.

Cheyenne Sidney Archer

County Tax Collections Rise With November Totals

The county treasurer’s office reports November tax collections at 25000 dollars, swelling the various funds. The total includes taxes collected for years spanning 1872 through 1900.

County Commissioners Set Meeting To Address Key Matters

County commissioners will convene next Tuesday to tackle several important local issues. The session will review agenda items likely affecting budgets, services, and community planning.

Mrs F J Niegard Visits Sidney From Dalton

Mrs. F. J. Niegard of Dalton was in Sidney Saturday for unspecified personal errands, according to local social notes.

F. J. Niegard Dalton Sidney

Holiday Subscription Offer Leads to Holiday Savings

A promotional notice from The Telegraph of Sidney Nebraska touts a multi-paper holiday subscription package including The Weekly Inter Ocean The Farm and Home and The Sidney Telegraph. The deal offers a total value of 3.50 for 1.90 with remittance requested by December 20.

Inter Ocean The Farm and Home Sidney Telegraph Telegraph Sidney, Neb

Railroad Notes From the U P and Omaha Visit

John Costello returned from Omaha where he testified in a railroad case then joined a paint gang in the city, assisting Hruby Hod Moore Jack McClenaughan and Red Cramer as they smeared a large part of the town. Assistant Superintendent Sage also visited Omaha and R P Collins is out with mumps while Dom Costello fills in.

John Costello U. P Omaha John Exeter Mr. Hruby Hod Moore Jack McClenaughan Red Cramer

Coyt Ferguson Wedding in Denver by Judge Gapen

Ralph M. Coyt and Mamie Ferguson, both of Denver, united in marriage by County Judge Gapen at his office on November 29. Walter J. Gardner and Cecil Quick, also of Denver, wed December 3 at the courthouse by Judge Gapen.

Ralph M. Coyt Mamie Ferguson Denver Gapen Gardner—Quick Walter J. Gardner Cecil Quick Court House

School District 19 entertains with baskets and profits

District 19 Schuler district held a November 22 entertainment raising 42.85. Miss Anna Fecht is the teacher. The county superintendent visited District 48 and Lodgepole south rural school this week. The first County Teachers Association of the year will meet December 13 at Sidney High School Auditorium with sessions at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Miss Edith Oldershaw at Earth School seven miles southeast, with pupils, raised 21.15 from a basket social to buy a bell and flag for the school. A neighborhood basket supper drew a good crowd from Dalton, a candy booth was profitable, and a 5-pound box of home-made candy auctioned brought a fat sum. 22.40 from the social will buy schoolroom necessaries.

Lodgepole County Teachers’ Association Sidney High School Edith Oldershaw the Earth School Esther Lindberg Dalton

Mrs Henry Leiner Return From Thanksgiving Visit

Mr and Mrs Henry Leiner returned Thursday to their home in Nunn Colorado after spending Thanksgiving and the weekend with her mother and sister Mrs Weiser and Miss Johnston. The family hosted Mrs G G Clark and three children from south of Alliance where Miss Laura teaches.

Henry Leiner Nunn Colorado Weiser Miss Johnston G. G. Clark South of Alliance Laura

Grace Folkerts Undergoes Omaha Hospital Operation

Local note reports Miss Grace Folkerts, who is pursuing university work this year, underwent surgery at Methodist Hospital in Omaha on December 3. No further word has been received.

Grace Folkerts Methodist Hospital Omaha

Quinn Brothers Receive Insurance Payout After Mother's Death

Last Saturday the Degree of Hon paid $2,000 to the Quinn brothers as beneficiaries on their deceased mother Ellen Mary Quinn's policy. There are three sons, each receiving $666.66.

Pearlstines Welcome Baby Daughter Lois December 2

Mr and Mrs Pearlstine of Cheyenne welcomed a baby daughter born December 2 She will be called Lois by family Mrs Pearlstine formerly Miss Clarabelle Oberfelder of this place before her marriage.

Witness Returns From Omaha Case Over Stock Law

John McClenaghan came back Thursday after being summoned as a witness in a government case against the Union Pacific for violation of the twenty four hour stock law. Mrs. McClenaghan and the baby stayed with her parents for the holidays.

John McClenaghan Omaha Union Pacific

Birth of Ten Pound Boy to Seattle Couple Johnston

Announcement of a ten pound baby boy born November 29 to Mr and Mrs A C Johnston of Seattle. Mrs Johnston formerly Miss Julia McFadden of Sidney. A large number of friends extend congratulations.

A. C. Johnston Seattle

Joe Hahler Forms Partnership in Central Meat Market

Joe Hahler takes a partner in the Central Meat Market with his nephew Frank Hahler as his assistant. Joe plans to leave Sidney on Saturday for New York City and sail on the 11th aboard the S. S. Augusta Victoria for Weierburg in Bavaria to visit his mother and handle estate matters.

Joe Hahler Central Frank Hahler Joe Sidney New York City Weierburg Bavaria

Sidney High to Host County Teachers Association Event

County Superintendent Mrs. Stark and her committee plan a December 13 1913 meeting in the Sidney high school assembly room. The program features weighty discussions and musical numbers to relieve the lineup's seriousness.

Stark Sidney High School

Mrs Lawrence Celebrates Birthday with Family

Mrs Lawrence marked a birthday the Friday after Thanksgiving with twenty five relatives gathering to honor and comfort the elderly matriarch. The dinner proved a complete success both materially and spiritually as she maintains her mental faculties despite physical frailties.

Pleasant Saturday at Frazey home hosts Mead and Starrett

A pleasant evening at the Frazey home last Saturday featured a progressive game with Miss Ericson winning first honors for the ladies and Mr Millett winning first honors for the men. Refreshments followed late, keeping the pleasure of the gathering until the end.

Frazey Miss Mead Miss Starrett Miss Ericson Mr. Millett

The Fair Association Should Liquidate Debts Promptly

A reader suggests the Fair Association sell a small property and liquidate about $600 of indebtedness. The idea would bury the defunct group honorably, requiring only a modest per stockholder contribution and not increasing the incorporation's obligations.

The Fair Association

Hunting party returns after two day river outing east of Broadwater

Dr Mantor L G Lowe C C Jones and F A Gapen returned Tuesday night from a two day river outing east of Broadwater. They drove by auto and brought home little game with batting averages nil. Nine Sidney sportsmen built a hunting lodge on an island in the North Platte river to avoid taxing hospitality during storms. The lodge has paid for itself through pleasure and frequent use by the group.

Dr. Mantor L. G. Lowe C. C. Jones F. A. Gapen Broadwater Auto Sidney North Platte

Dr Bison Eyes Specialist Visit At Hotel National

Eye specialist Dr Bison will return for a one day visit on Saturday December 13 at the Hotel National.

Dr. Bison Hotel National

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board OF Village Trustees Sidney and Vicinity Railroad Notes Sage Express R. P. Collins Dom Costello Coyt—Ferguson Schuler Anna Fecht Goople C.W. Hornaday Mose. & Grain Co
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