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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1913

Page

6

Potter notes and family circle in Cheyenne County

Joseph Johnson returns from Denver while A Woten rests after an eastern trip. Miss McFadden back to school, Miss Irma Struble substitutes, and mumps run through the Struble and Lafferty families. A church box social at Thornburg Hall nets twenty six baskets. traveling salespeople seek Struble’s edibles. Blossoms of news include a stork arrival, public works, local deaths, and farm updates across Potter and Sidney.

Joseph Johnson Denver Woten Nebraska Lafferty Sidney Nelson Stork Potter C. E Lutheran Church Thornburg Hall A. Woten Jed Nelson Struble Osborn and McFadden Henson Kinkaid Grundy James Fairfield Neb Cheyenne County Biggs Meyers East of Rev Berg Mr Banta A Graham Geo Thornburg Redington

Sidney Draw Milk Cow Sale Recap

Milk cows commanded up to 70 dollars at last Tuesday's sale. Fred Stowe reports a party from Sterrett attended the event.

Fred Stowe Ster

Local Notes Highlight Town Movement and Visits

Robert Oberfelder was in town last Friday. Will Friend sold his place south of town to John Portz of Neligh Nebraska. Portz will move his family to Lodgepole and take possession March 1. Mr. and Mrs. E C Crandall greeted by Ales senger Stoix who brought them a baby girl. Mrs. F G LaSelle of Julesburg spent Sunday in Lodgepole. Persinger left Monday for a southern visit and will spend weeks with daughter Mrs Searcy in Tuscaloosa Alabama, then tour gulf points. Mr and Mrs L R Barlow Mrs Fred Lehmkuhl and Mrs B J Bates attended the home talent Minstrels in Sidney Tuesday. They report a very good entertainment. Harm Weyerts left for two weeks with relatives at Campbell Ned Hayden Kilgore shipped a carload of horses Tuesday.

Robert Oberfelder Will Friend John Portz Neligh Nebraska South Persinger Aew Searcy Tuskaloosa Alabama Gulf L R Barlow Fred Lehmkuhl B. J Bates Sidney Harm Weyerts Campbell Ned Hayden Kilgore

Local Notes From the Plain County Area

Mr Wilbur Newbolt of Gothenburg bought four railroad carloads of potatoes this week to ship out. W M Pulver handles business in Sidney this week. Jim and W Vacik installed lightning rods on their houses. Mr Higgins returned from Lincoln this morning. The Gade brothers are breaking horses for Mrs Booth. Mrs Jorgenson visited Sidney on Wednesday. Mr Higgins traded half section of Cheyenne County land for eighty acres near Lincoln. Mr Jorgenson is building a barn for a new horse. Operator Farnsworth made a business trip to Lodgepole on Wednesday. Charley Dickerson of Lodgepole bought lumber for a new house to be erected soon. F Baliff of Sidney is doing work for Junker and plans to build a home here. Let the good work go on. Sund needs a blacksmith very bad.

Wilbur Newbolt Gothenburg W.M Pulver Sidney Jim W. Vacik Higgins Lincoln Gade Booth Jorgenson Cheyenne County Farnsworth Lodgepole Charley Dickerson Jumber F Baliff Junker

District 25 notes and farm moves in local area

Miss Bessie Cross teaches in District 25. Carl Boyum works for Will Fulton. The Ragan place sold to eastern parties last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Hellerich left Friday for Waterloo. Mr Hellerich owns a farm there. Carl Livoni plans to move to the home place on March 1. Fred Wittig is making improvements on his farm.

Bessie Cross Carl Boyum Will Fulton Ragan Fred Hellerich Waterloo Mr Hellerich Carl Livoni Fred Wittig

Beyers Visit Relatives in Nebraska and Missouri

Clara and Mr and Mrs Beyer left last week to visit relatives in eastern Nebraska and Missouri after a pleasant stay at Full House Ranch. Reports say two new settlers may arrive in the south end this spring, Ed Quinn of Lake View Iowa spent a few days in the locality.

J Beyer Nebraska Missouri Ed Quinn Lake View Iowa

Local Ranch Folk Enjoy Social Visits And Sales

Frank Beyer drills for Mr Bowen while Mr and Mrs G H Cunningham visit The Hard Times Ranch. Pleasant weather remains as stock prospers. Selch family visits The Ash Grove Ranch. Fred Cushing attends a Sidney dance. Eden sale draws a large crowd with good prices.

Frank Beyer Bowen G. H. Cunningham

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad

A testimonial ad urges readers to use Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness. Mrs O Pearson of Sidney Western says the pills strengthened her kidneys and relieved back pain and other symptoms. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents, 50 cents. Remember the name.

Suffrage Moves and Political Shifts Across the Nations

The article notes Britain's Labor party backing women's suffrage, along with multiple political and legal events. It cites Berlin commerce dinner, New Mexico tax action, U.S. Steel suit adjournment, firemen vote counting in New York, and various regional political victories. It also covers suffragette tactics, notable murders, and international diplomacy.

American Association of Commerce and Trade Berlin New Mexico Senate United States Steel Corporation Western Railways New York South Penn Oil Company Pennsylvania Myrtle Barnes Putnam County Tenn Delia Judd West Virginia Antonio Martinez Pueblo Rena Starrick Porterfield B. Clarke Slyde Thomas H. Swope Brand Whitlock Toledo Chicago Political Equality League

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