Sidney Opera House to Undergo Major Stage Expansion
The Sidney Opera House will gain a wider and higher stage after carpenters finish. improvements aim to boost entertainment value and align performances with larger Western towns. Management shifts occur as Chas Callahan sells his stake to John McIntosh, with W F Baasest co-managing.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Norte Philie
Alliance
Cheyenne
Ciye * House
Chas. Callahan
John MeIntoeh
W. F. Baasest
Playhouse
Ranch sale near Redington adds 680 acre alfalfa land
Henry Nielins closed a deal to acquire the Dorin ranch near Redington. The 680 acre property includes 200 acres of alfalfa and one mile of creek with irrigation potential. The purchase price was 2500 dollars. He also bought 40 acres adjoining the Doran place and 6 acres on the north from two sellers. He plans to move in and stock the ranch with cattle.
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Henry Nielins
Redington
Henry
For Sale Real Estate Near Sidney Nebraska
For sale the Reynolds reach of 30 acres located forty five miles northwest of Sidney on the North Platte river near Ridington post office. It is the south half of auction 19, township 0, range 51 on the line of the Denver and Deadwood branch of the Burlington. Write Miles and Crawford Pueblo Colo.
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Reynolds
Sidney
North Platte River
Redington
Denver and
Deadwood
Burlington
Miles & Crawford
Pueblo
Colo
Highest market price paid for all kinds produce by Wodidetdgy
Record shows the top bid for various fresh produce categories paid by Wodidetdgy, indicating the highest market price captured across crops. The data highlights the procurement edge and price leadership in the regional fruit and vegetable trade.
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Wodidetdgy
Leased State School Lands Auction Yields Large Acreage
Deputy commissioner AY Lawton conducts county land lease auction at the county treasurer's office. Nearly 6 000 acres leased cleaning up vacant lands. Bidders include Pavlot Mittlestead McDaniels Wruse Christian Covall Weckman Clark Dixon Hagervy Lindberg and others. Highest price 3 75 per acre for a forty acre tract. Other bids from 25c to 1 70 per acre.
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AY. Lawton
Connty
Selumkull
John Pavlot
Chas. Mittlesteadt
Chester McDaniels
Lodgepoles
F. Wruse, Jr
AbInt
Seriously Nurt Win Evins Injured in Train Accident
Seriously Nurt Win Evins of Enatis Nebraska was severely injured when he jumped or fell from a Union Pacific passenger train at a water tank on Wednesday morning. His companion B E Morris stayed aboard until the train stopped, then found Evans unconscious with a head bruise and a brain concussion. He was taken to the Commercial hotel for treatment and was improving but remains in serious condition. The two men are farmers on a trip west in a netr hoof equipment.
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Win Evins
Enatis
Neb
Union Pacific
B. EB. Morris
Evans
Eustis
Reading room project funds pledged for baths
Dr Muriless circulated a paper this week to measure how much money could be raised by establishing bathrooms with the free public reading room. Signers guaranteed a large aggregate sum and will make quarterly payments in advance, marking an encouraging financial start for the project.
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Muriless
County Commissioners Proceedings From December 1901
The board audited and allowed numerous claims in General Fund Road Fund and Bridge Fund. Officials approved include W. S. Lester, J. W. Harris, J. Burns and D. Lyon among others, with refunds ordered for a double assessment dispute and multiple road work payments logged. The meeting adjourned to January 3, 1902.
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Board of County Comissioners
Siiney
Fred Lindberg
I. A. Rowan
R. Emanuelson
James Burns
Genera
WMD
Cramer
W. P DeVanit
M. J Sanders
Wee
Leroy Martin
King
BO Hoad Fund
Peter Lenzen
H. Bockstudter
John Whisler
George C. Fischer
W. W. Fuller
James Vacik
John P. Fischer
George Miller
Union Valley
Vriend Dickinson
Justice of the Peace
Lodgepole
GC. S. Anderson
Davison
James O'Kane
Sidney
Adan Gunderson
Potter
H. B. Jones
Sidney No
Robert T. Kidney
Haynes Precinct
Bellwood Ranch
Union Pacific and Burlington rail notes from Sidney
Sidney reports on railroad business with OSI agents from the issauri Pacific and Union Pacific. Updates cover locomotive trends, station upkeep, wrecks near Fort Morgan, track repairs, delays, ice house renewals, and the introduction of the block semaphore signaling system to improve safety.
Workman Officers Elected Sidney Lodge No 196
Sidney lodge no 196 a o u w held its annual election of officers at k of p temple thursday evening with m t sanders as w m frank ackerman as foreman dan diavison overseer w j shuenaker recorder a k greenlee finacier h e gapen receiver w s ulery inside watcher win schiapf outside watchers a b ragan trustee a d stuwitte physician
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M. OT. Sanders
Frank Ackerman
Dan Diavison
W. J. Shuenaker
A. K. Greenlee
H. E. Gapen
W.S. Ulery
Watch
Win. Schiapf
Watars
A. B. Ragan
A. D. Stuwitte
Custom Made Clothing at Oberfelder's
Oberfelder's offers tailored garments including suede pants with a guarantee of a perfect fit. The shop promotes quality workmanship and custom fits for men's and women's clothing.
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Oberfelder's
District Court Calendar Sets Yearly Sessions
Judge H M Grimes schedules district court in multiple counties with specific dates. Keith February 3 and November 10 Kimbel February 10 and November 24 Cheyenne February 24 and November 17 Lincoln March 3 and December 1 Scotts Bluff March 24 and September 22 Deuel March 31 and September 15 Logan April 7 Perkins April 38 and October 18 Banner April 38 McPherson October 4.
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H. M. Grimes
Lith
Keith
Kimbel
Cheyenne
Lincoln
Scotts Bluff
Deuel
Logan
Perkins
Banner
McPhereon
Local Items and Notable Pearls of Sidney Society
Local notes report Tom and Jerry due in Sidney as society circles tease a playful encounter. Politician Tobias Castor of Gineola Nebraska dies on a Burlington train en route to Ouiehia from heart trouble. Sheriff King hosts prisoners with Miller and Canadas aboard during transit to Wyoming State penitentiary. Sergt Henry Schonberg departs for Port Houston then Fort Logan after furlough. Mrs Schonberg remains behind as relocation proceeds. County Superintendent Lyon finishes four years guiding county schools before January retirement.
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Tobias Castor
Gineola
Prank King
Miller
Newcastle
Wyo
Canadas
Johnson County
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Larame
Burlington
Union Pacific West
Sergi
Henry Schonberg
Port Houston
Tex
Texas
Fort Logan
Cole
Lyon
Stock brand ad promotes countywide PELE GRAPH cards
M. J. Flood of a ranch near Ickes advertises his stock brand in this week’s brand columns. The PELE GRAPH card enters nearly every home in the county and is the best method to acquaint people with stock brands. The small card is inexpensive and may prevent many losses of stock.
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M. J. Flood
Ickes
Ice breaks on Studt pond skater saves three feet of water
A crowd of Young America skaters used Studt pond Wednesday evening as the ice weakened and Everett Sanders sank into about three feet of water. The incident ends the skating for the moment but the pond should be safe again soon with continued cold. The Commercial Hotel advertises new management by Mrs. A M Lewis praised for furnished rooms and excellent service attracting traveling men.
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Studt
America
Everett Sanders
Commercial
A. M. Lewis
Sidney
Merry Chase At Sidney Opera House Delivers Laughter
The Denver Times lauds A Merry Chase at Sidney Opera House as a bright rapid fire farce. Lyman brothers Herbert and Howard play twins in a tale of mistaken trust and college prank, delivering extreme amusement and broad humor throughout the performance.
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Denver Times
Guy
Sidney Opera House
Denver
Lyman Brothers
Herbert L
Howard C
Under Two Flags Company Delights Sidney Audiences
A packed house praised Leon Hattenback's Under Two Flags in Sidney with a strong chorus and capable cast. Review notes melodious singing and high order dancing, though stage constraints limited scenery. audiences showed clear satisfaction with the performance.
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Leon Hattenback
Opera House
Probate Proceeding Over Enos Adamson Estate In Bayard
In probate court Monday the estate of the late Enos Adamson of Bayard without a will was discussed. The likely total value reaches about 7000 dollars, with 3500 dollars in personal property and three quarters of land. Heirs include Adamson and wife of Bayard and Louis Adamson of Laramie. Administrator R J McCracken and attorney Fred Wright attended, with several estate bills allowed or disallowed by Judyve Saunders.
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Enos Adamson
Bayard
Adamson
Louis Adamson
Laramie
Wyo
R. J. McCracken
Fred Wright
Judyve Saunders
Sidney Merchants Prepare for Holiday Trade
Sidney merchants are busy unpacking and arranging Christmas wares in attractive displays. The stores show modern, up-to-date stock and reasonable prices, signaling strong holiday sales and Sidney as a trading hub.
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Sidney
Winter Snow Covers Western Nebraska With Six Inch Layer
Western Nebraska received a wintery snowstorm this week starting Tuesday dusk and continuing to Thursday. A six inch, evenly distributed mantle fell with little wind and no drifting. Cattle feeding was minimal, stock in good to excellent condition, and hayholders anticipate possible price gains if the weather lasts.
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Nebraska
Hind
First and Second Prizes Awarded to Lincoln Nebraska Steers
At the International Live Stock exposition in Chicago last week Lincoln University Experiment Station steers won first and second prizes. The animals were fed under the University Department of Animal Husbandry feeding principles. A winter course in agriculture, starting December 31 1901, offers a practical course in livestock feeding. A card to the School of Agriculture principal at the University of Nebraska will provide full information. readers are urged to apply and arrange enrollment.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
University
Department of Animal Husbandry
School of Agriculture
University of Nebraka
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