Local and Personal News Mentions from the Telegraph
Infant of Mr and Mrs E D McAllister ill for several days. Mrs L Whitelock confined to home with slight illness. Mrs Wechel Rigsby improving after car accident. Mr and Mrs J C Dunn left for California for winter. VanBrant daughter recovering from illness near pneumonia. Mrs C W Metz leased 100 East 4th Street home. Mrs C P Chambers up and about after illness. Catherine Whitelock recovered and back at school. Miss Dorothy Swatzlander to return home for holiday. Hower family ill but recovering. Rev Henry Ives traveled to Bridgeport Ogallala and Kimball on church duties. Mrs Sam Fine returned from Denver. Ed Shoemaker in Gurley for Nebraska-Colorado Grain. Nebraska Tuberculosis Christmas Seal quota six per person. Mrs Codine Greenwood sold property south of Hardy apartments cash. Anna Stormberg ill since Thanksgiving, resumed work in Sidney. Marlon Lavane debut at Ellsworth home. Rev Light able to move about after grippe. Fred Malone lost four stacks of alfalfa by fire. Leon Fine bowling, still enthusiastic despite pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver VanOlinda
Potter
Sheriff Eubank
Ed Brett
Geo
Andy Mce- Adams
Ed Johnson
Wii Robinson
Dix
Datchler
Lincoln
Jong
Happy Nfe
Colton
Nebr
Nebraska
Tim Foley
Tim
Frank Vincent
Frank
Kellums
Cawley
McDaniels
See-saw accident at public school injures Hanson child
Freddie Hanson, son of Mr and Mrs H G Hanson, fell from a see-saw during recreation and broke his collar bone. It is noted as the second accident for the boy in the past two weeks. Additionally Lodge Pole advocates a municipal Christmas tree with many communities joining the effort, while Sidney reports no activity yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Hanson
H. G. Hanson
Lodge Pole
Sidney
Mrs VanAelstyn Returns Home After Five Weeks
Mrs H VanAelstyn, age 71, spent five weeks at St Josephs hospital and returned to her home last Friday. Her condition and exact health details are not specified in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. VanAelstyn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Local resident aims for faster recovery at home
The subject has recovered and is under local medical care. She believes she will improve more quickly at home with her family.
Sidneys Busy Week Of Visits And Trips
In And Out Of Town records show William and Art Draper from Dalton in Sidney on Thursday. Numerous visitors including Arthur Lair of North Platte, John Egan from Denver, and A J Griminger in Bushnell. Several residents traveled to Lincoln Omaha Minneapolis and Texas with family and work plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Art Draper
Dalton
Arthur Lair
North Platte
John Egan
Denver
Bake Sale At Hubler's Market By Eldora Lodge Ladies
Eldora Lodge ladies plan a bake sale next Saturday at Frank Hubler's market to raise funds. L. G. Lowe recently returned from Ogden Utah after transacting business for the Nebraska Colorado Grain company, away from Thursday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Lowe
Ogden
Utah
Nebraska-Colorado Grain Company
Mr. Lowe
Walter Swanson in Sidney for Murphy & Son business
Walter Swanson of Omaha has been in Sidney attending to interests of Andrew Murphy & Son implement dealers of Omaha. He has made several trips to Kimball during his stay there to handle business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Swanson
Omaha
Sidney
Andrew Murphy & Son
Mr. Swanson
Kimball
Mrs Whitelock Returns to Peetz Ranch After Visit
Mrs J F Whitelock, a week guest at her son's home, returns to her Peetz ranch much improved in health. She and Mr and Mrs Whitelock plan to spend the winter in California, likely leaving shortly after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Whitelock
Peetz
Mrs. Whitelock
California
White Auto Truck Manager Visits Sidney District
L. E Sayer district manager for the White Auto Truck Company headquartered in Cleveland spent several days in Sidney this week on a semi monthly tour to stay in touch with western conditions. He called on dealers and visited with friends during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E Sayer
White Auto Truck Company
Cleveland
Sidney
Mr. Sayer
Whitelock Heads to Peetz and Sterling on Thursday
Frank Whitelock traveled to Peetz to attend business matters for Peetzs Lumber. Rumors link his Sterling visit to a boxing event on December 22 where Harry Williams faces Bob Clancy in the Elks show, a title bout awaited by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitelock
Peetz and
Sterling
Peetz
Peetzs Lumber Company
The
Elks
Harry Williams
Bob Clancy
Local residents visit Sidney area over the weekend
William Wetzel of Gurley Oscar Johnson of Potter Flora of Gurley John Kurr and Joe Dendinger west of Sidney Mrs Peter Nelson and daughters M. M. Klein George Kavanaugh and H. P. Courtney I A Johnson and Lewis Olson Potter in Sidney for school affairs Mrs W Y Miles Miss Holter Mrs Mabel Springer and Miss Springs Weyerts district 6 teachers Sidney shoppers Myrtle Lancaster extends holidays visit Caspar Wyoming Mrs Metz millinery offers hats sale prices 2.00 to 7.50
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I. A. Johnson
Lewis Olson
Potter
Sidney
W. Y. Miles
Miss Holter
Mabel Springer
Miss Springs
Sunol
M. E. Oliver
Baby
Casper, Wyoming
Myrtle Lancaster
Teachers from Bunker Hill Visit Sidney
Miss Hattie Everson and Miss Anna Sheridan of Bunker Hill district meet county superintendent Anna McFadden and shop in Sidney. The event highlights local educational outreach and collaboration among school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Everson
Anna Sheridan
Bunker Hill
Anna McFadden
Sidney
Metz Millinery Hat Sale Brings Christmas Cheer
Metz Millinery offers mid winter millinery on sale with greatly reduced prices. A smart hat makes a fine Christmas gift at less than cost, presenting a splendid opportunity for shoppers seeking festive headwear bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Visitors at Miss Lancaster's Cheyenne County treasurer office
Recent visitors at the office of Miss Myrtle Lancaster, treasurer of Cheyenne county, were Messrs. Lawrence Schwartz, A. M. Lonsdale, Earl Easton and Clarence Tuneych of Potter, J. Lipsky of Peetz and Edward Rihn of Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lancaster
Cheyenne County
Lawrence Schwartz
A. M. Lonsdale
Earl Easton
Clarence Tuneych
Potter
J. Lipsky
Peetz
Edward Rihn
Gurley
Christmas Eve services and horse breeders meeting notice
The Telegraph notes Christmas Eve church events at Christ Episcopal and Trinity Lutheran with trees, songs, and free entertainments. It also advertises a January 4, 1890 meeting in Sidney, Nebraska for breeders proposing progressive and futurity purses to enhance trotting and running stock, with detailed entry and prize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. D. ‘Essig
White House Hall
Jubilee Singers
Old Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebr
Fair Association
Potter Daily Notes Local Change and Christmas Plans
The Potter column from December 17 1889 reports Mr Kruse deepening his well and Fred Dresser buying teams from Mr Pomeroy. It notes Miss Lee Keiser and Ms Pomeroy visiting friends, local meetings about a Christmas tree, and light Sheriff fees. Fun social items include Ed Brett and Geo Fires’s successful hunting, and Frank Vincent’s surprise 27th birthday.
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Toor Man's Corner
Kruse
Fred Dresser
Pomeroy
Lee Kelser
Benefit to Ex Service Men Shown as Fake
An Associated Press report from New York details a scam selling false magazine subscriptions to exploit crippled soldiers and sailors. Federal indictment targets William Brewer of The Ex Service Men Co operative League for mail fraud. banks funded his fund as he peddled 25 cent magazines with 15 cent commissions and deposited over $50,000 in a bank through an office bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sidney
William Brewer
Brewer
Bex- Service Mens’ Co-operative League
Mattuck
Wilson
War Bower
Sunol Moves to Form Community Club Meeting Set
Sunol plans a city backed gathering to organize a community club. The meeting is scheduled for Saturday December 18 aimed at fostering civic organization and local engagement.
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Sunol
Larson's Music Store Quotation on Phonographs
A fragment quotes Larson's Music Store urging customers to let the phonograph itself guide their choice and not be swayed by external opinions. The line cautions listeners to rely on the device’s own qualities when deciding.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
A detailed South Omaha market note shows cattle, hogs, and sheep prices slipping with overall demand softening. Top yearling steer sale at 13.75, hogs mostly 9.40 to 9.80, fat lambs down to 10.60, ewes around 4.25, and feeders broadly steady to lower amid a bearish tone.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Omaha
No Man Has Courage to Tell Woman What Her Mirror Does
A pithy reflection on bold honesty and social vanity, phrased as a wry caption about a woman and her mirror. No specific events, people, places, or dates are referenced.
Edison Turn Table Comparison Guarantees Real Hearing Test
Larson's Music Store urges buyers to judge phonographs by ear. The ad claims the turn table and phonograph on display act as its salesman, inviting customers to visit and hear for themselves for an honest comparison between Edison models and rivals.
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Edison
Larson
The Only Perfect Husband Is Dead
A concise remark notes that the sole perfect husband is deceased and few spouses deem such an extreme worth pursuing.
Fiancee Toilet Articles Promote Gift Use at Bassett's Pharmacy
A brief item notes fiancee toilet articles as a fitting gift, recommended by Bassett's Pharmacy. The snippet implies seasonal gift guidance and retail placement without broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett's Pharmacy
Real Estate Transfers From Mayme E Mann to Larson to Scott
Transfers show Mayme E Mann and husband selling to George D Larson SEC 1 13 23 for $0 00000 Raymond Scott to Hazel D Scott NEY 22 17 51 for $1 MTO Bonge to M C Nelson ST 12 12 48 for $4000 Rodeene A B Greenwood to Mary M Kahl Lot 7 Block 35 Sidney Nebraska for $6664 William J L Ayers to George Coulter SE 1\/2 Sec 20 14 52 for $3000
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Mayme E. Mann
George D. Larson
Sec
Raymond Scott
Hazel D. Scott
Ney
Charley Bonge
M. C. Nelson
Rodeene A. B. Greenwood
Mary M. Kahl
Sidney
Nebr
William JL. Ayers
George Coulter
Farmers Demand Road Improvements From Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County farmers from the South Divide complain about poor roads from the Divide to Sidney hindering wheat shipments and supplies. They urge immediate highway repairs to boost trade and county revenue, noting outsiders expect trouble and urging debt for improvements over being debt-free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Car of Stock Hogs Will Be Here Soon
C O Hade left the first of the week for Idaho to bring in a carload of stock hogs for the Farm Bureau. On reaching Sidney the stock will be turned over to County Agricultural Agent H G Gould who was instrumental in locating this stock in Idaho. Cakes in layer roll or loaf plain or elaborately decorated may be had at the Eldora Bake Sale on Saturday at Frank Hahler's market. Don’t miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Lodge D. of
H. No. 257
Sidney Meat and Provision Co
C. O. Hade
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Sidney
H. G. Gould
Eldora
Frank Hahler
No place like home. See us about one.
Sidney Lumber Co. advertises home building supplies and hardware with a focus on practical, value driven choices for local customers. The notice emphasizes ready stock and service in the home improvement and construction market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lumber CO
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Sidney Telegrape
American Press Association
Telegraph
Red Cross
Red Cross Tuberculosis Fund
George Plein
Academy of
L. Whitelock
J. C. Dunn
Mrs. W. B. VanBrant
C. W. Metz
Catherine Whitelock
Dorothy Swatzlander
Lincoln University
Hower
Henry Ives
Bridgeport
Ogallala and
Sam Fine
Ed Shoemaker
Codine Greenwood
Hardy Apartments
Elmer Kahl
Anna Stormberg
Marlon ,Lavane
John B. Ellsworth
Light
Presbyterian Church
Fred Malone
St.Claire
G. R. Buckner
Leon Fine
A. J. Griminger
Bushnell
J. C. Swatzlander
Mrs. L. A. Jones
Mr. Wilson
Dakota
Bert Allington
Henry Pavlat
Frank Verba
Beemer
William Vipond of
William Heinemann
Anne Radcliffe
Tekamah
W. O. Campbell
Roy Miller
Mrs. Morely Pearson
Minneapolis
Mr. Pearson
Ray Frame
A. R. Tremain
Aur Guat Gade
Arthur Crosman
Walter
Mrs. Crosman
Iowa
Dan Jewett
Nebraska-Colorado Grain Organization
BE. L. Uptegrove
Mrs. Uptegrove
W. P. Miles
Sheriff McDaniels
Texas
Austin
Wichita Falls
E. D. Stockwick
Katy
Doris Goethe
Frank Hubler
Eldora Lodge
William Wetzel
Our City
Oscar Johnson
John Kurr
Joe Dendinger
Peter Nelson
M. M. Klein
George Kavanaugh
H. P. Courtney
Helen Johnson
Lenora Jurgens
Weyerts School
Yatta Claus
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