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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
4
The column mocks press scrutiny of Alfonso and Ena’s courtship while lampooning public spectacle and journalism. It notes Alice Roosevelt’s forthcoming wedding telegrams, critiques Roosevelts, and references figures like Marshall Field and Chas. T. Aerkes amid social gossip and sensational coverage.
The Potter community mourns Guntaf Brott and his elderly wife who died within days of each other from pneumonia. Brott died January 15 after a brief but fierce illness and his wife followed eleven days later, her heart broken by the loss.
Mrs Brott and her husband died within days of each other leaving four sons and a daughter Lizzie who had died two years earlier. Mrs Swigert of Des Moines arrived to attend the burial. The Brotts had long resided in the town and were highly respected for their Christian character and community service.
UNION VALLEY reports blizzard breeding warm days as fire guards burn for safety. Farmers discuss elevator impacts at Dalton and price gaps with Lodgepole. locals aid fire victims at Jurgen and Frerichs properties while railroad damage payments are debated.
The Old Colton school community offers heartfelt sympathy to former teacher Miss Grace Hart and her family in their bereavement. Copy prepared for the family and for the school by R. S. Runnels, teacher. Stock Foods: International and Pratt's aut Scanlon's.
Chas Lager went to the timber Friday. T Quinn has his house completed. Chas Higgins hunts cattle. Henry Shrear called at Quinns ranch Sunday. Freda Gustaphson is new at Pleasant View. Mr and Mrs Quinn spent Sunday at the Dalton ranch. Mrs Kate Bowen called at Dalton’s Saturday. Minnie Epps visits Mr and Mrs Robt Eppa. Harman Jeschke called at Gustaphson’s Sunday. G Baker and P Higgins were Sidney visitors last Sunday. Tom Quinn and Henry Schrear haul wood. John Oldershaw moved a house from Sidney to his claim last week. G Middelstead and J Bybee looked for cattle Monday. Mr and Mrs P Dalton visited Mrs Dalton’s mother at Ickes Sunday. Herbert Foster of Lawrence Forks visited last week for horses. Robt Epps is busking corn averaging twenty five bushels to the acre. Henry Anderson of Bronson in town Monday for stray horses. Young people attended Mrs Gordon’s dance Monday night. Let Brown sell you your carpet.
Financial statement listing assets and liabilities for the First National Bank of Sidney Nebraska at close of business January Sub 1006. Key items include resources such as loans and discounts 6207, U S bonds, banking house, due from banks, cash items, and lawful money reserves. liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits subject to check, time deposits, and cashier's checks outstanding.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the district court orders all heirs to appear March 5 to show cause why administrator James G Glenn may be granted a license to sell part of Lots 5 and 6 and fractional lots in Nash's addition in North Platte to pay debts and costs. The Sipley Telegraph will publish this notice for four weeks prior to hearing. Dated January 28 1906 at North Platte. H B Gapen attorney and H M Grimes judge.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court proposes February 1 1908 at 10 oclock a.m. for Marie Neubauer to present a final settlement of her final account. All interested parties may appear to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Notice to be published in The Sidney Telegraph for four weeks. County Judge Ames Tucker signs the order.
Public notices announce creditors meeting for the Amanda L. Mayhew estate before the County Judge in Sidney Nebraska on February 1, 1906 at 9 a.m. Six months for claims and one year for settlement from December 27, 1906. publication planned for four weeks in Sidney Telegraph before February 15, 1906. Additionally notices warn of private tax sales in Potter and Sidney for delinquent 1890s to 1901 taxes with redemption deadlines in June and May 1906 and subsequent requests for treasurer’s deeds.
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