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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
4
A mixed Christmas editorial urges simple giving over material excess, forgiveness, and peace on earth. It also reports Governor Schallenberger’s finding on Omaha officials and notes a university science commission, Copenhagen’s verdict on Cook, and King Leopold’s December death.
Fulton is relocating his family from Kearney to section 27 west of the Nelson ranch. Mies Myrtle Hiett and Mies Jennie Marshall are visiting Lincoln and Buffalo County respectively for vacations. A wagon overturn during a blizzard caused damage. John Mohlman reportedly sold his farm to W. P. Miles. Chas Foster and children visiting Madison County.
Snow and cold weather continue across the area. Mr Pomeroy and Ros Foster spent Sunday near Herdon. Henry Shrear traveled to Potter for coal. Fred Cushing left for North Platte for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Kemp of Redington stayed at Ash Grove en route to Sidney. P. H. and C. E. Higgins went to town for supplies. Ed Quinn and Roy Foster repaired the phone line.
The little daughter of Andy Ladine died at home Tuesday and was buried in Sidney cemetery Wednesday. Miss Lotsa Halston and Miss One Bennett shopped in Sidney Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mayers traded in Sidney Wednesday. Mrs. Frame and Edna Frame and Mrs. Frame Jr. left Tuesday for holidays at Stromsburg. Mrs B Halston and daughter Mapel spent the week at the Omaha corn show.
A short poem by Frank H. Sweet centers on a cherished evergreen tree that bears fruit annually and brings happiness to all who see it.
In France Christmas mangers are widely shown with Mary Joseph and Jesus figures and animals nearby as part of traditional display customs across the country.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during the sorrow of losing our baby daughter Amanda. May you find friends as we did in times of trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ladine. Harper Wright sale offered aluminum pann sold cheaply and quickly. E. W. Ingwerson of Weyerts visited our shops this week.
Laura Sager Catherine Sharmer Josephine Sharmer and Joseph Sharmer heirs of Joseph Sharmer deceased are notified that on the 2th day of April 1&5 a private tax sale in Cheyenne county Nebraska secured property described as part of Lot 4 and block 23 Village of Sidney for delinquent taxes 1884 to 145 inclusive. The record owner is Joseph Shurmer. Redemption expires April 27 1910 after which a Treasurer deed will be sought by J B Jones.
In Cheyenne county Nebraska the county court hears petitions for administration of the estate of Marius Sorenson and probate of the will of John Sukovaty. Notices urge heirs and interested parties to appear December 1909 and January 1910. The Sidney Telegraph will publish three and four weeks of hearing notices.
J W Reinmuth announces a stray black Angus or Galway bull aged about 7 or 8 years with brand ed on the right side and a slight right ear mark. The animal was taken up on his property in section 24 17 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Owner may recover by paying damages and advertising costs. Dalton Nebക്ഷ
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