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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1913

Page

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Upcoming events at Tobin Opera House and county notices

Public sales and events scheduled in February include Gilmore Concert Co at Tobin Opera House on Sunday evening February 2, public sales for W. C Davis and E C Henderson on Tuesday February 4, and G Edens on Wednesday February 5. Auctions include T J and R N Perkins horses on Saturday February 8 and Mrs Mary Hamann sale on the old McNulty place on February 11. County Commissioners board meeting on Tuesday February, district court term begins Monday February 17.

Gilmore Concert Co Tobin Opera House W. C Davis E Cc. Henderson G.* Edens T J and R. N. Perkins Mary Hamann McNulty Place

Sheriff Kidnapped Then Feasted on His Fiftieth Birthday

Sheriff J W McDaniel survived a playful kidnapping on the eve of his fifty first birthday as Attorney McIntosh and Miles orchestrated a wild ride, ending with a two hour turkey dinner and a mock “beatings” to celebrate the milestone. Guests included Greenlee Chambers Wright Fundingsland Gates Radcliffe Wellner Doran Dedrich. Cake decorations by Mrs Gast and Mrs Radcliffe.

Sherif J. W. McDaniel Mclntosh McIntosh Mr. Miles Mr. Greenlee Chambers Wright Fundingsland Mr. Gates Mr. McDaniel Mr Radcliffe Wellner Doran Dedrich

Crossing the River in Bridgeport's New Season

Northport Herald editor Colonel Casper plans a brisk Bridgeport launch near March 1 with a bright newsy sheet inspired by Northport sand dunes and the long bridge to the courthouse. He eyes Chimney Rock lore and Bridgeport’s railroads and alkali water, promising weekly ginger.

Northport Herald Bridgeport Casper Northport Court House Brother Lynch

Firemen Cheerful North Platte Meet Fosters Unity Across Trades

The Nebraska State Volunteer Fireman's Association gathering in North Platte last week set new records for enjoyment with banquets theater visits and a sparring match. Sidney delegates praised the hospitality and noted members from lawyers laborers teachers and railroad crews met on common ground. LB Tobin was elected to the board of control for next year and Columbus Alliance is planned for a tournament next summer. A comic moment featured Frank Tobin being arrested and fined in a mock court adding to a jolly, profitable session.

Nebraska State Volunteer Fireman’s Association North Platte Sidney LB Tobin Columbus Alliance Frank Tobin Frank

Sidney Shriners Attend Cheyenne Ceremonial Session

Sidney Shriners Dan Short George T Peer and Leon Vine attended the annual ceremonial session of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Cheyenne. A class of eight nine was admitted as six hundred Shriners witnessed the rites in the Masonic Temple. The group was entertained by Elks with a Dutch Lunch and vaudeville. A parade featured camels from Sells Floto. a man in the crowd performed a six story window flip as a shock to onlookers. Homes of the Wyoming Shriners are Sheridan and Rawlins.

Sidney Shriners the Elks Denver Wyoming Shriners Sheridan Rawlins Sidney Shriners

Indians Touted Defeated by Lodge Pole Town Team

The Lodge Pole town boys won 20 to 14 against the Indians in a rougher than usual game. Referees Mr. Bostder of Lodge pole and Mr. Lee of Kimball oversaw a match with many unorthodox stunts and disputed plays. The Indians struggled as the ball slipped over the basket edge repeatedly.

Lodgepole Godl Bostder Lee Kimball Sidney Lodgepole Costello Tate Greenlee Barlow Clogsman Pavilat Grabill Eeaee Bates Hahler Kuecra

Dr G D Webster to Move into Gapen Building Rooms

Dr. G D Webster will relocate to the dental rooms in the Gapen building on February 1 and will spend most of his time in Sidney. He has built a large local practice over many years and finds it practical to devote more time to this territory. Everything in the cake one to order. THE BAKERY.

G. D. Webster Gapen Sidney Webster

Obituary of Henry Fleck Courtright of Potter Nebraska

Henry Fleck Courtright born October 4 1850 in Dixon Illinois died January 24 1912 in Cheyenne County Nebraska eight miles northeast of Potter at age 62 years 3 months 2 days. He lived in Seward Gosper and Cheyenne counties and married Flora H Gallup on February 14 1883. He leaves wife and son Harry three brothers and a sister. Funeral held January 26 1912 at the Potter M E church with interment in Potter Cemetery.

Henry Fleck Courtright Dixon Ilinois Cheyenne County Nerraska Potter Illinois Seward County Neb Gosper County Flora H. Gallup Milford Nebraska Warry Roy Harry Eli Ira Courtright J. H. Courtright Elwood Sarah C. Wertman Courtright Murless Ira Eli Courtright Wertman John Speck Lexington J. W. Thomas Phillip Thomas Alliance

Barber chairs change hands as shop expands

Geo Moore sells his barber chairs and fixtures to R R McDonald who plans to add several chairs. McDonald’s shop is being remodeled to create a model place of business once improvements are complete. The Moore building is leased to Snyder and Rehmar.

Geo. Moore R. R. McDonald Mr. McDonald Moore Snyder & Rehmar

Mrs R A Blake and Annabel Return From Petersburg Visit

Mrs R A Blake and her young daughter Annabel have completed a lengthy visit to Petersburg Nebraska and are back home.

Railroad Notes on Vacation and Travel Benefits

H C Minshall takes a vacation at his Watkins home. Col Hostier helper H VanAlstyne visits Denver relatives. Col Jones Merritt covers his post. Union Pacific employees gain annual transportation based on years of service: 10 years eligible within their division, 15 years for self and wife within the division, and 20 years for self and dependents across the system.

H. C Minshall Watkins Col. Hostier H. VanAlstyne Denver Col. Jones Merritt Union Pacific Transportation Nep't

Danish Worker Hurt In Barn Accident Near Clarence Chambers

Chris Anderson employed by Clarence Chambers was found unconscious in a barn stall after an incident likely involving a kicked horse. He was rushed to the Chambers home for medical care, required stitches, and remained unconscious overnight with no memory of the event. Anderson, in the country a little over a year from Denmark, faced a near fatal scare but is expected to recover.

Chris Anderson Clarence Chambers Mr. Anderson Denmark

Club at Dinner with Old Maids Club Supper

Friday evening Mrs. BE. T. Stark hosted the Old Maids club at a six o'clock dinner. C overs were laid for six. Reports say the feast surpassed anything school maids are thought capable of, and after the event the bachelor members noted one of their number ventured from the ranks.

BE. T. Stark Old Maids Club

Laune's Pharmacy Succeeds D J Scanlon in Nearby Town

In a local business change Laune's Pharmacy takes over operations from D J Scanlon, promising continued prescription service and familiar staff. Community members are advised to transfer existing prescriptions and refill details to the new location.

Laune’s D. J. Scanlon

Minstrel Show Promotes Library Fund and Entertainment

The Black minstrel troupe returns next Tuesday offering humor song and satire to raise funds for a courthouse library room. Cast includes Martha Washington, Susiana Brown, Angeline Cotton and many others with dance routines, solos, and choruses in a period Southland revue style.

Dixie Jerushy Rastus Brown Liza Jane Suslana Bedelia Caroline Little Girl Gloriana Podd Martha Washington Ruby Snow Sarah White Emeline Cotton Angeline Cotton Lou Caline Kentucky Babe Plantation Bones Emiline Cotton Ambiline Philopena Snow Clementine Cotton Brown

Card Party Honors Mrs Lundberg Before Chicago Trip

Mrs A 8 Hardy hosted a small luncheon and card party Monday evening in honor of Mrs Lundberg of Denver, sister of Mr Hardy, who will depart soon for Chicago. Five guests attended outside the 500 club.

Lundberg Hardy Mrs. Lundberg Denver Chicago

500 Club Holds Regular Meeting at EB Worden Home

The 500 club held its regular meeting Thursday evening at EB Worden's home. An elaborate lunch was served. Mrs. Swan and Mrs. Uptegrove cut for the prize a china plate.

500 Club EB. Worden

Wedding Bells Bring Happy Pledge in County News

A double wedding report from this city covers the Bockstadter Freed ceremony at the Bockstadter home on January 26 with family witnesses and a later supper, followed by a January 28 Catholic church wedding of Peter Byers and Carolyn Ehmke. The piece notes future plans, the young couples' prospects, and warm wishes from The Telegraph. It ends with Nelson Davidson and Mabel Davidson’s January 30 marriage in Cheyenne and Greeley with County Judge Gapen officiating.

Herman Bockstadter H Bockstadter Kenesaw Michigan Jungle H., Frank Herman Brauer Willian Neinhauser Peter J. Byers Carolyn Ehmke Father Kampmann Lawrence Byers Miss Sanders Henry Ehmke North Divide Hruse Byers Telegraph Nelson Davidson Frank Cheyenne Wyoming Mabel Davidson Greeley Colorado Gapen

Back to Old Virginia Reunion Returns to Roots

M M Kline returned Friday from a three week visit in Daphne Virginia, the childhood home. Twenty seven years had passed since his last trip, marking a family reunion with his aged mother, nine siblings, Mr M Kline, twenty seven descendants, and six great grandchildren. A sumptuous dinner was served at the homestead, a rare gathering the traveler expects not to repeat.

Old Virginia M. Kline Daphna Virginia Mr. Kline West

County Treasurer Fishman Returns From Lincoln Trip

County Treasurer Fishman and his family return from a week in Lincoln where he addressed the state treasurers association on the benefits of the group and participated in discussions on collecting small taxes, as reported by the Lincoln paper.

Fishman Lincoln State Treasurer's Association

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