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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
3
Father Patrick F. McCarthy longtime pastor of St. Philomena cathedral died at St. James orphanage Benson from Brights disease after a two year illness. He is survived by his sister Miss Isabelle MecCarthy the sole immediate family member.
W H Mc Cowan a well to do Curtis resident shot and killed himself in view of neighbors before help could reach him The incident occurred December 15 in Curtis Nebraska
In Omaha on December 15 wholesalers and manufacturers blame retailers for delaying building work by keeping prices disproportionate to cost. They say consumer prices are higher now across the country than when retailers paid 10 to 12 dollars more per thousand for stock.
In Omaha on December 14, Henry Walthers Jr. was not prosecuted for the shooting of his father. A jury at the coroner's inquest found the elder Walthers' death justified, recognizing the act as defense of his wife and daughter.
General Navarro's troops defeated revolutionists at Padernales Mexico. Germany plans to introduce airplanes in regular service. Four killed in London police burglary clash. Illinois Grange supports initiative referendum. Canada aims for US- Great Britain peace treaty. Postmaster General plans postal savings banks readiness Jan 3. Wade H. Ellis resigns to join US customs court of appeals. Six year old post office robber caught in Monaca NY. Democratic caucus called for Jan 19. Private Charles Carroll dies in Port Royal lockup fire. Honduran Americans barred after dark. Dorothy Lawson weds Henry McCall at Dreamwold Mass. Second international child welfare congress set for April 25–May 2 1911 in Washington. Smoke nuisance laws urged. Mrs Bird S McGuire remarries George D Lennott. $15,784 Gaynor hospital fund to St Marys Hoboken. Tawney eyes isthmian canal zone governorship. Major General Pino Guerra resigns and president refuses. Army Service Schools propose conservative expansion. Paris jurors clear hackers in Abner murder. Henry Evans buried with honors. El Paso wireless tower sets distance record with San Francisco. Rev Edward Temple consecrated bishop of North Texas. Yale forest chair funded by Harriman. Four Lima prisoners escape after Sheriff Van Gordon assault. Marianna Pa miners’ card game ends in tragedy.
A Christmas Sunday ceremony at the Strubles residence united Miss Anna Schow and Harry Gould with Rev. D H Schultz officiating. The wedding featured a crepe de chine gown, lilies of the valley, blue bridesmaid dress, and a two course collation. The couple plans a short honeymoon and will reside in Potter.
Sidney citizen W L Kingelty testifies in 1907 to kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills after back and side pain. He repeats in 1910 that the remedy remains excellent and notes available at Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with 50 cent price. See 15 cent counter at Jackson's Furniture Store.
SEXTORP residents enjoyed gifts from Santa. A. L. Wimner was a pleasant caller at C. E. Higgins' last Sunday. Lewis Brett and wife returned from Omaha. Carl Carlson's brother from near Mitchell visits. Mrs. Fred Heimer and two daughters from Powell Wyoming visit. W Schule hauled wood for Chas Buchanan. Emil Carlson hosted a Xmas party. Myrtle Taylor visited Sidney for Christmas. Albert Nelson and wife from Cheyenne spent Christmas with the Benish family. Chas Nelson ill with sore throat last week. Pete Nelson and wife and Myrtle left for Hastings Nebraska to visit relatives. Herman Schubarth drove Pete Nelson to Potter. T. G. Birdwell was in the area last week.
Miss Myrtle Hiett visits Lincoln during holidays. Mr and Mrs J W Nelson host a Christmas dinner. Districts 25 and 99 unite for a Christmas program with Santa Claus giving gifts. Teachers Miss Mann and Miss Cross praised for the event. Chas Foster's Santa praised. Ed Fischer tends a well machine. Local visits by Rev Giles and Wm Meyers. Wolf-hound pack records twenty one coyotes in 1910. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for ease of colds. advertised as safe for all ages.
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