New Roads Opened and Claims Audited by Cheyenne County Board
Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners met December 9 1913 at Sidney with all members present. They approved bonds for county officials set road openings for 232A and 717A and 233A new highways, contracted for office supplies, accepted an interest offer from The American Bank of Sidney and audited numerous claims including pauper costs, road damage and maintenance, and clerk expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McDaniel
JL. H. Bordwell
Jack Parks
A. A Clark
Sidney
C. W Handley
Union Valley
J R Williams
Old Soldiers’ Relief Commission
N. J. Petre
Lorenzo
Chambers and
Lodgepole Precinct
American Bank of
Nebraska
American Bank
Christmas Shopping Cues From Crowded Stores
Early holiday shopping advice notes that stores will be crowded and stocks deplete quickly as clerks struggle to keep up. Consumers should plan ahead and move efficiently to avoid shortages and long lines.
Two Meetings of Club Present Busy November Sessions
The Woman's club held two fruitful sessions on November 15 and December 6. Mrs Grabill hosted the first at her sunny home with Mrs McIntosh and Mrs Uptegrove in chair, featuring Indian summer themes, Menu planning, and a life sketch of Alice Freeman Palmer. The December 6 meeting with Miss Ann Radcliff included landmarks review, Historic New England, California missions, a vocal solo, and a current events recital before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Grabill
McIntosh
Uptegrove
George Parks
Missions of California
H. R. Fuller
Greenlee
Railroad Notes From Cheyenne Visit and Portland Trip
Everette Foster time keeper spent a few hours in Cheyenne on Thursday. Dispatcher Joe Wisner has gone to Portland to spend Christmas with his parents. The U P Depot is noted as the cleanest place in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Foster
Cheyenne
Joe Wisner
Portland
U. P
Bentley Buys Callahan Block in Town Investment
J A Bentley became owner of the Callahan block for 14000 dollars. He plans to remodel for rental to first class tenants with steam heat electric lights and modern conveniences. The purchase signals strong faith in the town and its future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bentley
Callahan
Bentley
Cafe at Hotel National Under Personal Management
The cafe of the Hotel National is now under the personal management of proprietors Hardy and Klein, who report strong patronage in their first month at the new hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal
Hardy & Klein
Snow Level Report From North Divide Traveler
William Schimpf of Sextorp visited on Monday and reported a uniform foot of snow across the north divide from his home to Dalton ensuring a clear path. He noted good visibility and said the conditions offered a fine chance to assess the terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schimpf
Sextorp
North Divide
Dalton
Replevin suit over car possession decided for Frye and Cooper
A replevin case brought by Frye and Cooper against Robert High to recover ownership of an automobile was heard by County Judge Gap on Wednesday. The court ruled in favor of Frye and Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye and Cooper Ve Robert High
Gap
Frye and Cooper
Mrs Devine and daughter visit Don during brief St Joe trip
Mrs R D Devine and her daughter Miss Esther of St. Joe arrived Thursday morning and spent two days visiting with Don. Miss Esther works as a stenographer for the Burlington and could only take a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Devine
Esther
St. Joe
Don
The
Burlington
State apportionment to Cheyenne County schools set
The semi annual state school apportionment has been made with Cheyenne County schools receiving a total sum of a8185 percent. One fourth of this amount will be divided equally among the school districts, and three fourths will be distributed pro rata based on districts' needs and enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Unclear fragment hints at mild winter mood and merchant hopes
Friday's weather and public mood show mild to moderate winter conditions. Sun worshippers prefer gentle cold and calm winds, while merchants face hesitant bids. The passage reflects subdued seasonal activity and cautious optimism in commerce.
Callahan Visits From Burlington Arrives for Brief City Stop
C C Callahan of Burlington Washington arrived in the city Saturday after two years in the west. He attended to important business and departed for home via Denver where he will visit his brother. Callahan is well suited with his new home in the west and retains only big ranch in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Callahan
Burlington
Washington
City
Denver
Mr. Callahan
High school eligibility rules outlined for student athletes
At a faculty meeting, regulations governing eligibility were drafted and adopted to prevent misunderstandings. Rules cover weekly eligibility lists, minimum work standards, attendance limits, tobacco bans, and gym work restrictions. Seventh and eighth grade teachers will also prepare eligibility lists, with Christmas break and upcoming lectures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
Wyo
Rawlins
Free Doll Promotion Draws Crowds at Jayne's Pharmacy
Jayne's Pharmacy advertises a free doll with purchases while supplies last drawing crowds. The event showcases a local store offer aimed at attracting shoppers and boosting foot traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
Cleaning Out the Chimney Firecapers at Local Store
The Sidney Mere crew earned a notoriety for mischief with a Friday Chimney prank. Three bosses absent, the group used smokeless powder in the stove and staged a chaotic scene as pipes rattled and people hid under counters. Martin swore off such stunts after the cleanout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Mere
Marconi Baker C
Edison Wilson
R. F
Marconi
Glenn Wilbur Wright
L. F
Mona
Ella
Eva
Martin
Wilson
Glenn
N. B. Martin
N. B
Greeting from R J Devine to Cheyenne County
A letter from R J Devine now of Wilcox Nebraska sends greetings to old friends and praises Cheyenne County’s crops and prosperity under the democracy he says was not desired by him or The Telegraph. He credits intelligent farmers and loyal boosters like himself for the county’s well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Devine
Wilcox
Nebraska
Robert
Cheyenne County
Mr. Devine
Decorate Your Christmas Package Offer From The Telegraph
A Christmas package offer for subscribers includes a 226 piece set of cards seals stamps tags stickers and seasonable post cards. Available with a year’s subscription or with three papers The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Farmer and Farm and Home for a total of $1.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Farmer
Farm and Home
THE
Telegraph
Sidney
Neb
Lodgepole Rooters Support Sidney Lodgepole Meet
A large crowd from Lodgepole gathered Friday noon to cheer for the party of the second part in the Sidney Lodgepole meet. Attendees included Professor Bostder, ex-treasurer Lehmkuhl, Fred Lehmkuhl Jr., E Bostder, Mr Lehmkuhl, Mr Bodder, Sup t Bostder of the city schools, President Lehmkuhl of the school board, and Messrs Lehmkuhl and Bostder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Sidney-Lodgepole
Professor Bostder
Lehmkuhl
Fred Lehmkuhl ,Jr
E Bostder
Boatder
Sup't Bostder
Messrs
Bostder
Payon Family Arrives From Des Moines for Holidays Visit
Thursday evening Mr Payon and Mrs Payon kin of Mrs Easterday travel from Des Moines Iowa to visit through the holidays with Mrs Easterday and Mrs Woolsey of Dalton.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board OF County Commissioners
General Fund
Fishman
Same
Clark Care
Everly Bros. Pauper Board
E Harper
Sidney Lumber Co
Pauper Coal Nape Eeeep
Sidney Mere Co
L R Barlow
Edith M Stark
Hornaday
Moise & Grain Co
Sidney Village
Bordwell
J W McDaniel
David Huff
D R Jones
Elizabeth Greenlee
J C Murphy
H C Lichty
H. Rettendorf
Lena Jessen
Myrtle Lancaster
Lion Bonding & Surety Co
E Bowman
John Pantenburg
J C Wolfe
C M Wright
R LeSueur
Bela An
Railroad Notes
Symphony Lawn
Sidney Drug Co
Ow. A. Bentley
Basket Ball League
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Mitchell
Kimball
James Hedley
P. T. Higgins
Mr Higgins
C. W. Hornaday Mose. & Grain Co
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