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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
1
A concise note highlights defender themed dress patterns along with coordinating sheets and pillow cases. The item emphasizes decorative motifs and coordinated fabric sets suitable for home sewing projects.
The production of Under Two Flags arrives in the west after a 150 night New York run. Leon Mo Huttenback leads a veteran company. Louise McCallum stars as the bold vivandière Cigarette with noted strength. The cast includes a reliable supporting troupe.
Beebe lists high prices with guaranteed deals for various items. The notice emphasizes premium costs and assurance of lowest price matching.
Public auction scheduled at the Union Pacific stock yards in Sidney Nebraska. Fifty mares and colts, most broke, to be sold with one year credit at eight percent interest or eight percent discount for cash. George Gladewell and V F. Kucera as auctioneers.
The COMPANION outlines weekly features from famous writers and diverse departments. It offers an editorial page, health care article, condensed Current Events and Nature and Science pieces, children’s pages, anecdotes, and a promise of a new volume prospectus for 1902. Subscriptions offer free issues for the remainder of 1901 and a lithographed calendar.
Broad sale listing multiple ram and ewe lots from breeder stock. Offers include 22 registered Rambouilles at 750, 18 yearling rams at 2700, 16 late Rambouille lambs at 160, Shoopshire rams from Geo Allen stock at 100, Lincoln rams from Henry Shearer at 20, and various other grades and stock consignments. Located Mitchell, Scott Bluff Co., Nebraska, west of Alliance on B. M. Railroad.
Mrs A B Persinger of Lodgepole died suddenly early Monday December 2 after a severe coughing spell caused hemorrhage and instant death. A founder and patron of the Lodgepole public library she supported schools and churches, hosted Thanksgiving week dinners, and was beloved for her generosity and wit. Her funeral included her favorite hymns and burial in Pleasant View Cemetery, with memories of her readings of Robert Louis Stevenson and other authors.
A live program presents Cigarette dying for her lover Berti Cecil in the final act. The Scenic and Realistic Production Under Two Flags provides humor and a dramatic Africa sequence with a sand storm and race for life. Strong company, new scenery, bright costumes promise an engaging evening for large audiences.
The Degree of Honor members thank all who assisted in making our supper and dance a grand event. Signed by Margaret E Worden Hennie Ragan Dessif Brennan Consnitter.
Custom made clothing offered with guaranteed perfect fit for suits and pants at Oberfelder's.
Wooldridge reports the latest market prices across commodities with current top offers for fruits, vegetables, grains, and other produce. Markets show variation by grade and region, influencing bids from buyers and farmers.
Exchange comments railroads and politics in Nebraska. mentions Morghan Harriman THill combine and hope no railroad provinces. Public service praise highlights County Attorney Mitchell Treasurer Reed and Clerk Smyser for tax collection. notes effort boosts Box Butte county finances and public service perception.
C. G. Peterson stays in the region and plans extensive cattle operations. He has returned from Banner county with the C. C. Hampton place at the head of Pumpkin Creek, a 4000 acre ranch well improved and suited for large stock herds. He departed for his new holdings to take charge at once. His Sidney friends wish him success.
L B Cary presented a paper on the influence of the street school at the Northwestern Nebraska Teachers Association in Alliance. The talk was vivid and practical, drawn from Cary's teaching experience and endorsed by the group after Deputy State Superintendent J L McBrien approved its publication.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior for relief of flame back pains in the side or chest and rheumatism. It claims one application provides relief and notes sale by D. J. Scanlon.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners meets on December 3 1901 and adopts incorporation of Bridgeport as a village. They set bounds from the North Platte river to section lines, appoint trustees J He Bowin W L Ayers J W Lee BL Neff and F H Wilder, and schedule next meeting for December 4 1901. They audit election judges and clerks claims and approve road and bridge work expenditures.
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