Auction and public sales schedule for February events
The column lists upcoming events in February including an auction sale of horses by T. J. and R. N. Perkins on a Saturday, Sanford Dodge in The Right of Way at Tobin Opera House on Monday, February 10, and public sales for Mrs. Mary Hamann, Mrs. Ravert, J. Vandeburg, and B. B. Babb on specified dates and locations near Sidney. District Court term begins Monday, February 17.
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T. J
R. N. Perkins
Sanford Dodge
Tobin Opera House
Mary Hamann
McMulty Place
B. B. Babb
County Commissioners Set 1913 Awards and Road Decline
Cheyenne County Nebraska board met February 4 1913 at the court house with all members present. They approved bonds for county physician and a justice of the peace and publisher contract, appointed Mr. and Mrs. Huff as janitors, and ordered refund of poll tax to Joe Disney after a fireman certificate proof. They refused to establish Road No 211A due to high cost and limited use, directing no appraisers and noting disallowed due to unsuitability. numerous general fund warrants were audited and approved for salaries and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Nels Thorstensen
J. B. Halston
L. R. Barlow
H. T. Doran
Aaid
Lincoln G. Simon
Joe Disney
Union Pacific Railroad
Local Road and Bridge Fund Expenditures Noted
A passage lists payments for surveying care paupers express services and repairs including L H Bordwell A A Clark Klopp Bartlett Co J J Parks H E Gapen A E Hedlund H L Mantor Dan Aldridge Omaha Printing Leo Osborn Sidney Drug Co Mr. Phillips C M Wright U P R R Co Mary Gilmore Cane in road fund and bridge fund items with totals and a March 3 1913 adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bordwell
A. A. Clark
Klopp & Bartlett Co
J. J. Parks
James Zuckey
H. E. Gapen
A. E. Hedlund
H. L. Mantor
Dan Aldridge
Omaha Printing Co
Leo Osborn
Sidney Drug Co
Mr. Phillips
Wood
C. M. Wright
Cesspool
U. P R R Co
Mary Gilmore Cane
Teen Wee Eae
Teachers Association Meeting At Lodgepole
Cheyenne County Teachers Association plans a February gathering in Lodgepole with Prof. W N Delzell. Sessions to be at the opera house, with trains 17 and 18 stopping at Potter and Lodgepole. A one day special examination will be held Saturday February 15th covering all subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Teachers’ Association
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Commercial Club
W. N. Delzell
Opera House
Union Pacific
Potter
Dr Beebe Writes Breezy Idaho Letter From Wendell
Dr Beebe writes from Wendell Idaho praising the country and its prospects. He mentions Sidney area neighbors Sol Hammel and W M Fuller nearby with horses, and notes a recent visit to the Harry Jones family in Boise. Jones plans a grocery venture with his savings and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beebe
Wendell
Idaho
Sidney
Sol Hammel
W. M. Fuller
Sol
Beebe
Harry Jones
Boise
Jones
A Sidney Man Takes Potter Store
E. C. Banta went to Potter to take charge of the drug store he bought there. A registered pharmacist, he is competent in all drug affairs. He recently worked at the Sidney Mercantile while deciding on his move, and the public finds him pleasant and upright. Mrs. Banta will stay in Sidney a few weeks before joining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Potter
E. C. Banta
Banta
Sidney Mercantile
Advertiser Praises Telegraph for Ad Results
A Chicago reader and advertiser commends the Telegraph for the impact of its ads. His first notice sold a land section and subsequent ads yielded many responses, reflecting well on the paper’s advertising reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Chicago
Bee Hive Store Five and Ten Cent Sale Ad Notice
The Jackson Furniture Company features a unique ad highlighting five and ten cent household necessities and groceries. It urges housekeepers to keep an account of small home expenditures and invites customers to visit the Bee Hive Store during this sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Furniture Company
Hardy Hosts 500 Club Gathering In Delightful Evening
Mr and Mrs Hardy entertained the 500 club last evening in a cheerful display of sociability. The scene conveyed joy and festive spirit within a small circle of congenial guests.
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Mrs. Hardy
500
Truth of Memory Loss Theme Shines in The Right of Way
A San ford Dodge company production of The Right of Way comes to the Tobin Opera House on Monday February 10. Charley Steele suffers a head blow in a river tavern that erases memory for three years then memory returns after a surgical operation. The plot blends truth and fiction in a modern dramatic tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Steele
Charley
Sanford Dodge
Tobin Opera House
Dorcas Society Presents Necklace to Sister Mrs Mann
Saturday afternoon the Dorcas Society surprised sister Mrs Lloyd Mann with a turquoise pendant necklace set in brilliants. Mrs McDaniels gave the baby its first spoon. A luncheon followed the pleasant celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Dorcas Society
Lloyd Mann
Wrestling Bout At Opera House Ends In Straight Falls
A small audience of sportsmen watched Busch of Sterling Colorado defeat Lemp of Sheridan Wyoming in two straight falls in a Thursday evening wrestling match at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Busch
Sterling
Colorado
Lemp
Sheridan
Wyoming
County Treasurer S Fishman Named President at Lincoln Meeting
S Fishman was elected president of the State Association of County Treasurers while in Lincoln last week. He had served as vice president the prior year and was advanced for his enterprise and ability in association affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Fishman
State Association of County Treasurers
Lincoln
Fishman
W C T U Meeting Discusses Simpler Living
Mrs C W Hornaday hosted the W C T U gathering on Friday as it meets monthly. The topic for discussion was Simpler Living. A meeting report could not be provided for this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hornaday
Bentley Buys 500 Acre McAdam Ranch West of Town
J A Bentley has purchased the McAdam ranch west of town comprising 500 acres, expanding his holdings in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bentley
McAdam Ranch
1912 Club Evening at Mrs Campbell’s Social
The 1912 Club held its second evening entertainment at Mrs. Campbell’s home with eight tables of progressive high five and social bidding. Prizes were awarded with Mrs. Sager taking first and Mrs. J T McIntosh second for ladies, while Mr. Miles won a queen over a jack in a tied gentlemen’s prize, with Mr. Zimmer taking the second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sager
J. T. McIntosh
Miles
Bentley
Zimmer
Cold Day Yet Warm Sale At Davis Henderson Auction
A Tuesday sale drew a good crowd despite all day freezing weather. Cows sold from 50 to 70 dollars, weanling calves 20, a spring mule colt 77, and horses brought good prices. The Henderson brothers sold their Mammouth Jack but will remain in the county, using the sale to dispose of surplus stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Henderson
Henderson
Laune's Pharmacy Presents Prescription Pickup Shift
Longstanding drugstore Laune's Pharmacy, successor to D J Scanlon, invites customers to bring prescription orders for efficient processing and pickup at their updated location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laune's
D. J. Scanlon
Animated Woman's Club Meeting Discusses Marriage Knowledge
The Woman's Club met last Saturday with Mrs. Bentley presiding. Fourteen members and two visitors attended. A lively discussion led by Mrs. Ragan asked what a girl should know before marriage. Mrs. Osterhoudt remarked that knowledge would age a girl, while a paper on Burbank by Mrs. H. Moore and a closing talk on Woman's Rights followed. Nine supported suffrage, three opposed, two doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
H. Moore
Miss Neubauer
The Slow Drive Home After Midnight Car Check
Mrs L R Barlow, Mrs Bates and Mrs Leimkuhl rode from Lodge to a Minstrels show on Tuesday. They returned with Mr Barlow in his car. At midnight they paused at the highest point between the two cities for about an hour while he checked the car’s underside. The women endured the pause after the show given the late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barlow
Mercury
Dan Campbell Takes Over Short Store In Own Right
Dan Campbell assumed possession last Saturday and runs the Short store with Mr. Blaine managing. Campbell will not personally oversee operations until March. he plans to sever ties with his longtime wholesale implement house then. He is well liked and expected to succeed in the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
Blaine
Campbell
Dan
Firemen's Dance A Success Prompts Engine House Hope
The annual Firemen ball Monday night drew a big happy crowd and swollen treasury. Known for its fine management and top orchestra, details are omitted. The force now boasts plans for a new fire engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houge
Sidney Transfer and Implement Company Ad Promotes County Development
The Sidney Transfer and Implement Company under Mr Uptecrove presents a strong ad in this issue aimed at farmers and all who follow the county's development. It highlights a large business founded on a large demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Transfer and Implement Company
Uptecrove
Bracing Breezes Predict Longer Winter Yet
The weekly weather note notes Zero as the base for the week with six weeks of winter possibly extending to eight. Ground Hog ignored his anniversary and shadow, while attempts to snow failed. Soil remains saturated from last fall, easing farmer concerns about grain. Rain in April favored over snow for the county.
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Zero
Ground Hog
Kruse Brothers Visit Bayard Farmers in Town
Rudolph Kruse who runs an irrigated farm near Bayard and Will Kruse visited town with relatives this week. E Kruse, her father, has been somewhat under the weather the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kruse
Bayard
Will Kruse
E. Kruse
Rottenberger Koch Weds in Greeley Ceremony
Fred Koch of Greeley and Katie Rottenberger of Fort Collins Colorado married February 6 at a ceremony officiated by County Judge Gapen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rottenberger
Koch
Fred Koch
Greeley
Katie Rottenberger
Fort Collins
Colo
Gapen
Bakery Orders Toasted Cake Line to Order
A local bakery emphasizes precision in processing cake orders, urging customers to specify flavors sizes and decorations clearly to ensure timely production and delivery. The shop highlights consistent quality and faster service for custom wedding and celebration cakes.
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the Board OF County Commissioners
General Fund
L. Arrow
J.cDaniel
M. Stark
Eee
Wisteesagais
Leroy
Artin
Insur- Neb Tel Co
C.a
M. Welsh Mfg Co
Abe
Guech
Nettbauer
Underwood
Ackerman
Lodgepolie
R. T. Kidney
Sane Eane
Rae Ae
Bridge Fund
Jasper Jurgens
Ben L. Glenn
Teachers’ Association
Richacde
Philadelphia
North American
Railroad Notes
Garner
Hardy Mills
Pacific Hotel
J. P Cary
Omaha
A. M. Kress
Hamilton
Dix
McFarland
Fourth District
Cheyenne
Joe Fines
Ramella
Woman's Club
King’s Daughters
Dr. Conway
Obertelder & Co
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