Cheyenne County Sealed Bids Sought For Court House Janitor
Cheyenne County Nebraska invites sealed bids by February 1 1916 at 10 a m for janitor duties at the County Court House for one year starting February 1 1916 with yard care included. Bids must be sent to County Clerk H T Doran. Bond required. Board may reject any bid. Sidney Nebraska dated January 39 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Yard
H. T. Doran
Sidney
Notice for Cheyenne County County Doctor bids 1916
Notice to bidders for the position of County Doctor in Cheyenne County Nebraska for 1916 17. Bids due by 10 a m February 1 1916. County Clerk H T Doran reserves the right to reject all bids and requires bond for faithful performance.
Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska creditors of James St. Clair Boal deceased will meet the Executrix before County Judge at the county court room on March 8 1916 and July 8 1916 at 2 oclock p m to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months are allowed for creditors to present claims. This notice will be published in The Telegraph for four weeks prior to March 8 1916. Witness my hand and seal this February 2 1916 Seal c P Chambers County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
James St. Clair Boal
Said
Telegraph
C. P. Chambers
Groundhog Day Forecast Promises Six More Weeks of Winter
The article notes Wednesday had a clear morning with a long shadow about eight feet, signaling six additional weeks of winter. It states the tradition holds that winter continues after February second, a standard groundhog forecast.
Scandinavian Lutheran Services Schedule Worth Sharing
Church notices announce services at 11 on the first three Sundays each month. A Young People's Society meets on the first Sunday afternoon. A family meeting occurs on the second Sunday afternoon. Ladies' Society gathers on the second Sunday. All Scandinavians are welcome. CHR FOLCE Danish Evangel Lutheran Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Ladies’ Society
Chr, Folce
Methodist Church Sees Strong Attendance and Faithful Pledge
Last Sunday services drew good turnout at the Methodist Church with about half the audience pledging to pray five minutes daily. Next Sunday features communion and a sermon on Self Examination. An Epworth League visit to Christian Endeavor is planned for 6 pm, regular services at 7 30 pm, and Sunday school reached 138 attendees last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Chas. Howers
Christian Endeavor Anniversary Service Observed
On Sunday at 6 45 p m Dr Clark led a observance of the Christian Endeavor anniversary. The movement began small but has grown to include millions of young people within its reach and has spurred other groups such as the Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Christian Endeavor Organization
Clark
Church
Epworth League
Public speaking and youth training urged at meeting
Luther League and B Y P S highlight junior work as key CE training. Endeavor services offer timid youths chance to develop public speaking and shape thought processes. Miss Jessie McCann leads as president with each member acting as a welcome committee.
Calla Willard Missionary Society Program Notes
The Calla Willard Missionary Society meets on the second Tuesday monthly at 2:30 hosted by Mrs. S J Peterson at her home, 1st door west of the M E Church. The program includes scripture lessons, prayers, talks on missions, sketches, a paper on funding missions, and growth discussions with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calla Willard Missionary Society
S. J. Petersons
S. J. Peterson
M. E. Church
Lsa
King's Highway
A. McCann
R Owens
G. R. Miller
Miss Miller Co
Mrs. Wallick
Missionary Society
Immigrant Claims vs County Prosperity Debate
A speaker denounces fictitious immigration promises and urges precise figures to attract reliable newcomers. He argues accurate data will draw immigrants who prove contented residents, matching promised conditions and preventing regret.
Regular Monthly Meeting of the Commissioners in Sidney Nebraska
The regular monthly meeting continues from page one. The Sidney district polling place is set in the court house basement. A jury pool list includes numerous precincts with named members. Claims audited include various payments for services and supplies. Adriance Monfort’s nursing claim was disallowed. meeting adjourned to March 1, 1916 with County Clerk H T Doran noting the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Court House
Nebraska
District Court
Bronson
Hugh Woten
A. F. Anthony
J. C. Beyer
Chambers
E. M. Nelson
J. O
Hetter Precinet
O. E B. Andersen
Fera Wickhorst
C. W. Johnson
W A. Welson
Sidney Precinet
Thomas Antrim
W. H. Boggs
Glenn Bliss
C. Camblin
Swan Dedrick
Albert Juedes
Arthur Miller
F. C Spiker
Fred Seeger
Frank Ackerman
D. F. Bennett
E Bowman
L. F
William Schuler
F A Johnson
J J Thompson
Jospeh Szall
Henry Vick
Neral S Fishman
Ratte Rouen
Hotel Metropolitan
Hornaday Merchandise & Grain Comcise
Sidney Mere Co
Lena Jessen
R LeSueur
Electric Supply Co
H E Gapen
F W Scott
Same
W Hedlund
L H Bordwell
Jan
Orlando Adams
David Huff
Annan McFadden
J W McDaniel
C F Peese
H. T. Doran
Equerry to King George Hangs Self in London
Brigadier General Sir Rollo Estout Grimston, equerry to the king, was found dead in a London bedchamber hanging by a handkerchief tied to a rail. He had been suffering neurasthenia. Sir Rollo served as inspector general of the imperial service troops in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rollo Estoutville Grimston
London
Rollo
Imperial Service
India
Seventy Thousand Austrians Blinded in War Fronts
A Balkan correspondent of the London Daily Mail reports that within six months rock splinters from high explosives blinded about 70,000 Austrian combatants on the Italian Isonzo front. The figure highlights the brutal toll of fighting in the region during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
London Daily Mail
Advertising slogan for FundingSland and Millett
Early listing prompt urges readers to place items quickly to secure advertising space. Source presents a promotional line attributed to FundingSland and Millett, underscoring urgency to publish and promote offerings.
Sidney boys topple Stromsburg in 44 to 12 rout
Sidney players dominated Stromsburg in the local gym as captain Clayton Parks led with six baskets and seven points, while Stromsburg struggled to find the basket on a four day trip. The game featured a lopsided score of 44 to 12 with Referee L G Strain officiating. The report notes a February week off for the Sidney team and a forthcoming February 18 double header against Kimball County High. Sidney girls then fell 26 to 23 to Alliance in a fast, close contest with Mary Harris and Ruth Harr leading Sidney scorers and Edith Vandework contributing for Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Boys
Stromsburg
Clayton Parks
Sidney Stromsburg
Bentley
Keamer LE Closman
RE Bixby
Wright) Parks
Turnner
LG Howard
Calumet Baking Powder Promises Uniform Bake Day Results
A quoted testimonial proclaims Calumet Baking Powder guarantees delicious doughnuts biscuits cakes and pies with every bake day. The speaker notes consistent outcomes and popular home baking whenever Calumet is used.
Obituary of Mrs George M Fischer of Winkeldorf County
Mrs George M Fischer born Emmia Badziong in Winkeldorf County Rosenburg Prussia September 4 1891 died in Sidney Nebraska January 28 1916 after long illness aged 24 years three months and twenty three days funeral Sunday two oclock Methodist church Reverend May burial in Dunkard cemetery she married October 20 1910 to George M Fischer survived by husband three children mother five sisters two brothers. Community sympathy noted. Includes local advertisement for spring trade prices from Cc BE HARPER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fischer
Emmia Badziong
Winkeldorf
Rosenburg
Prussia
Sidney
Neb
F. A
May
Dunkard
Juan Hiano Ten Cent Straight Aigear Demand
An advertisement urges readers to ask for Juan Hiano ten cent straight aigear. The brief item highlights a sales pitch and the product name. No additional context or details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Hiano
Altar Society elects new St Patrick’s officers
The Altar Society of St Patrick's church elected Mrs McKernan president with Mrs Zimmer as VP, Mrs Semerad as secretary, and Mrs Doran as treasurer. A lunch meeting welcomed the new president and thanked past officers. Father Link praised continued service and anticipated another successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Patrick's Church
McKernan
Zimmer
Semerad
Doran
Father Link
Margaret Roth elected recorder at Degree of Honor meeting
At the final Degree of Honor No 122 gathering Mrs. Margaret Roth was elected and installed recorder succeeding Miss Ella Williams. Flowers were sent to sick members. It was announced the next regular meeting on Tuesday February 8 will host Mrs. M W Osborn and Mrs. A S Ayle entertaining the Carnation Kensington in the lodge room after the session. all Kensington members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Roth
Ella Williams
Flowers
M. W. Osborn
A. S. Ayle
The
Kensington
Local Eye Doctor Sought For Various Headache Symptoms
If you suffer from headache, nervous exhaustion, dizziness, neuralgia, pain over the eyes, insomnia, or such issues consult Dr. Bison about your eyes. Event listed at Sidney on Saturday February Std at Hotel National.
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Prince Albert Tobacco
Albert
Jimmy
States
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Christ Church
Sunday School
Patrick's Catholic Church
South of
Potter
Iindeavor
Calla Wilard Missionary Society
Fundingsland & Millett
Clinton
Colson
Halden
Sidney Mary Harris
Ruth Harr
Edna Rowan
Alliance
Ethel Nation
Beulah
A Vida Perso Gennie Blaine C
Mabel Perry
Florence Whaley RG
Mary Clark
Edith Vandeworl
LG Qoale
Mary Harris
Ruth Warr
Edith Vandework
Ruth Nation
Paul
Cnias
Bituary
BE. Harper
VATH
Rexall
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