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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1911

Page

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Residents travel and housing moves noted in Sidney

Mrs. Will Borton leaves for Omaha for a short shopping trip and to visit Mr. Borton's mother. Geo L Baker and wife head to Inglewood California where he bought a home and may relocate. Mrs. E Doran of Waddington New York visits County Clerk H T Doran after a Kansas City stay with Guy V Doran. Aero Society reps plan spring continental flights stopping for supplies. A planned grill room on Front street by R J Roberts did not open. Roberts settled outstanding accounts.

Geo. L. Baker Inglewood Calif Baker E. Doran Waddington N. Y H. T. Doran Doran Kansas City Sidney Guy V. Doran American Aero Society Front Street R. J. Roberts

Liebhart Family Leaves for Salt Lake City

C F Liebhart and family departed via Burlington on Wednesday afternoon to settle in Salt Lake City hoping relief from hay fever. They have no definite plans yet and will assess opportunities after settling. Their friends wish them luck. Mrs Anton Krupicka of Lodgepole slipped on a snowed sidewalk in Sidney and fractured a bone in her ankle. She was taken to the Metropolitan hotel and the fracture reduced by Dr Simon before returning home on the evening train.

C. F. Liebhart Burlington Salt Lake City Mr. Liebhart Anton Krupicka Lodgepole Sidney Scanlon Metropolitan Hotel Simon

Public Auction Postponements Due to Snowstorm

The C. O. Hade sale advertised for last Wednesday drew a fair crowd but snow all day caused postponement to next Wednesday December 27. The notice is republished with new date and bills. The Albert Writebol sale, bills distributed for next Wednesday, is indefinitely postponed per Col. Kucera the auctioneer.

C. O. Hade Albert Writebol Col. Kucera

Hargis Defeats Jack Fitzgerald In Four Round Blitz

Arthur Hargis former Sid ney ball player fought Jack Fitzgerald of South Omaha before a good crowd at the opera house. The slugfest ended in the fourth round when Hargis knocked Fitzgerald unconscious with a straight punch and a follow up swing. Fitzgerald a veteran with over forty bouts had been bested only rarely. Hargis a Navy veteran and newcomer to boxing.

Arthur Hargis Sidney Ball Jack Fitzgerald South Omaha Opera House Hargis Fitzgerald U.S. Navy Oregon

Former Sidneyite Elected Treasurer

W. S. Doran, brother of County Clerk Doran and former deputy treasurer under County Treasurer Greenlee, has entered politics at Toppenish, Washington. After a spirited campaign he was recently elected city treasurer of Toppenish. He is cashier of the leading Toppenish bank and one of the influential men of the city.

W. S. Doran Doran Greenlee Toppenish Wash Toppenish Bank

Wrapping Paper Available at Mre Short's

Shoppers can find wrapping paper for Christmas gifts at Mre Short's store offering festive options for dainty gift presentation.

Mre. Short’s

District Court Resets Grand Jury to January 15

The adjourned term of the District Court set for December 28th has been moved to January 15th by Judge Grimes. H. T. Doran, Clerk, instructs jurors to appear on January 16th.

District Court Grimes H. T. Doran

Railroad Notes On Sidneys Busy Winter

The new turntable is in operation and the round-house should finish in ten days. Slack business trimmed staff while W A Batey moved to Kansas City. A new arc light brightens the old round house corner. U P ice-house adds five workers storing about 500 tons. A wreck narrowly avoided west of Potter due to a broken rail. Masonry bridges planned east of Sidney once weather permits. Tramp Chas Anderson pleaded guilty to wreck attempt near Brule. U P R R paid out about 350 checks totaling over 17000 to Sidney merchants and employees ahead of the holidays.

Karl Trognitz Ernest Stuht W. A. Batey Kansas City Round House Engineer Department Sidney Jameson Vander Voort Francis Reynolds Guy Heron Potter Chas Anderson Ogallala Union Pacific Brule

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Histo Cal Soci Merr Christmas FORD F.C. Beebe Ner Dr Conway Oberfelder Clothing Company Distributors Neb Will Borton Omaha Mr. Borton Robert Donnell American Press Association Santa Claus Ming Sidneyite Railroad Notes F. C. Ayer Mr. Ayer U. P Merrill Des Moines Iowa Kansas
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