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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1907

Page

5

Directory of political officials and community groups in Sidney

National and local listings cover U S Senate state offices from Governor to Secretary of State and Attorney General, state land office, and railroad commissioners. Also Includes school board teachers, churches, lodges, clubs, and religious notices with meeting times and officers.

Ey G.L. Sheldon Givernorseve M. R. Hopewell Junkin E. M. Searle, Jr BCSJ Brian Gahayye W.T. Thompson J.L. McBrien

Lodgepole Notes and Moves Attract Town Watch

F C Friend heads east while C Bullock returns to Brookside and Mrs Metty visits Iowa. R C Carey’s aged mother visits then heads to Bridgeport to see kin. Guy Poole’s new arrival born January 31 at Julesburg. Wm Kidney visits from Cheyenne via Shelton, Neb. J Eddy leaves for Kansas City then Madison City Iowa and San Francisco. J W Barlow plans spring steam plowing with Tate Land Co. Ice too thick for skating. locals prefer thinner ice for chatter and warmth.

R. C. Carey Bridgeport Guy Poole Poole Julesburg Wm. Kidney Cheyenne Shelton Neb A. M.treat Lodgepole John Eddy Kansan City Madison City Iowa San Francisco J. W. Barlow Douglas County Tate Land Co

Bronson Notes and Local Social Rounds

William Annom spent a few days in Colorado this week. Len Sherwin visited Sterling with relatives. Chas Portrey killed the first rattlesnake of the year. Ben Wagner and family visited A K Lawrence in Bronson. The Bronson Literary and Debating society met January 81 and heard a debate on public lands to railroads with the affirmative winning. The Drinking Scene from Falat was enjoyed.

William Annom Colorado Len Sherwin Sterling, Colo Chas. Portrey Ben Wagner Redington A. K. Lawrence Bronson Literary and Debating Society Falat

Local Notes and Social Roundup From Our Town

Mr Oldershaw visited Sidney last Saturday. Len Sherwin of Bronson was in town buying cate this week. Mr Cunningham went to Sidney after a load of coal. One bachelor plans matrimony in spring. Wi and John Gasataphaon traveled to Sidney last Friday returning Saturday. Baker’s horse was badly cut in the wire. Mrs Kate Bowen and daughters of Denver visit the Ward ranch near Ickes. Pultz and Quinn ready to install their telephone line. A masquerade dance is planned at Beneh’s on February 14 with invites for all guests and sisters.

Len Sherwin Bronson Cate Mr. Cunningham Sidney John Gasataphaon Kate Bowen Denver Colorado Ward Ranch Ickes Mesars Pultz Quinn

Record of land sale and town tragedy discussed in Alliance weekly

Wm Crawford paid Claude Tiernan 4000 for 160 acres, the county's highest price for that size. Developments after a weeklong tragedy portray Maynard as a violent degenerate and dishonest. a Cham New Mexico eating house manager says Maynard stole from the house and disliked drinking and bad habits. In jail he foresees the gallows and the end of his freedom.

Wm. Crawford Claude Tiernan Maynard Barnes McCormack Cham, N. M

Brother in Tennessee Seeks Aid for Fight for Life

A brother in Tennessee appeals for assistance in securing aid for a critical medical fight. He requests support to obtain resources or funds to sustain the battle and improve the chances of survival.

Tennessee

Death notices and local tidings blend in Bridgeport item

From Bridgeport last Friday morning L A and Art North learned of their fathers death in Forest Grove Oregon. Howard Burke plans to head Minatare to run the Minatare Sentinel. he expects to publish. Mr G W Berry and son Earl visited from Angora noting a bragging contest over who welcomes a new baby—Mitchel, Morrow families both boast newborns.

L. A Arthur North Forest Grove Oregon Lioward Burke Minatare Howard G. W. Berry Earl Angora Mr. Berry Jesse Mitchel W. Morrow

Premonitory Symptoms of Common Insanities

Dr. Graeme Hammond notes warning signs of several insanity forms including paresis with facial twitching outward eyes and leg weakness, mania with bright eyes and tense features, and paranoia marked by egotistical pose. Younger patients may show memory loss and gradual faculty decline.

Sneera Graeme M. Hammond New York World

The Strangling Fig Described From Tropical Growth

Visitors to Mexico and other tropical regions are directed to the strangling fig. The epi phyte grows high on a host tree, its roots winding down to form a tubelike mass around the trunk. The host is starved as sap flow is cut off or smothered by the strangling roots.

Mexico St. Nicholas

Barber’s Chair Bearing Minister’s Blood Marks

A summer visitor recalls a cabinet minister staying in the village and Meggendorfer Blatter notes the barber’s chair bears the minister’s blood marks from repeated shaves. The fragment preserves a vivid local anecdote from a historic scene.

Kidney Pills Claim Cured Man After Year of Pain

W H McKay of Leavenworth Kansas reports severe kidney trouble lasting a year with back pain and sediment in urine. After using three boxes of Doan s Kidney Pills from E C Fritsche s drug store he says he was cured and has remained well for six years. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is Doan s sole US agent. Remember the name Doan s.

W. H. McKay Aberpathy Mfg. Co Dakota Street Leavensworth Kan Dean E. C. Fritshe Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

Sunday World Herald offers varied weekly magazine style

The Sunday World Herald is described as a large weekly magazine with 82 to 48 pages costing $1.25 by mail and $1.95 for a year. It features Sandy Griswold as sporting editor, Uncle Ross on the Children's page, Butler illustrations, and pages on fashion, humor, cartoons, and Roosevelt Bears. New issues begin monthly with novels and serials. Newt Foster of Higgins visits town and subscribes via Telegraph rates.

Omaha Sunday World-Herald Sandy Griswold Uncle Ross Butler World-Herald George Ade Icene Spencer Fredne J. Haskin America Roosevelt Bears Sunday World- Herald Sunday World-Herald Address World- Herald Omaha Neb Newt. Foster Higgins Telegraph

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Telegraph Directory Senate B.J Burkett Lincoln J. Hh. Millard M. P. Kinkald ‘ O'Neill U. B. Land Office North Platte Owens Ceee Geo. E. French Legislature C. A. Sibley E.F. Springer Ee Mitchell W.M. Grimes North Platte BE A. Cary A. K. Greenlee W. McDaniel E. Barrett James Tucker Frances Knox Wines Coronarsia W. B. Bassett Henry E. Gapen M. Hirdley L. R. Barlow J. B. Halston W C. Dugger Board Village Trustees A. K.greenlee Eee Gees S. Fishman Uene Mac Radcliff Gett BI Sager Herman Schroeder H.e.grupen Clark Leroy Martin Jas. L. McIntosh W J. Shoemaker Leroy Martin Joseph Oberfelder John Daugherty Minnie Chase P. Chambers Anna M. Hines Myrtie Hiett Renz McFadden Valeska Neubauer Sidney Commercial Club Chas, Callah E. McLervon W. J. Shoemaker THE Evangelical Lutheran Church Leamer Methodist Episcopal Church Catholic Church Ogallala Father Sullivan Apostolic Catholic Church Apostolic Memorial Ateu Conpertz Royal Neighbors O.F. Ball Nellie ‘Tucker Oracle Mra C. P. Cuamexas Recorder Kidney Lodge O. F J. J. Parks N. G. Lys JE Neubauer Rebeccs Anna Stunt N. G. Paors Nelson Leauin Neunaurr B. Dawson Scribe E. V. Sumner A.J. Haskeen J.C. Hopsos Adj M. W.of A V. C Frank Ackerman Sidney Lodge Jos. Oberfelder M. W. Wa. Shoemaker Kidney Gua Wellner L. H. Borpwren Sidney Lodge No ALO U. W F. Spall Bcrvapern Sconogorn H. Apdik Wirkelman Lady Rittenhouse Hive Lady Mac“cabees Evizasarn F. C. Friend Mr . C. Bullock Brookside Mrs. Metty Clara Mr. Oldershaw Benieh Alliance Wheatel the Sunday World-Herald Bridgeport, Neb North Platte Valley J. W. Iddings, Prop Chichester’s Pills Men A. Pease & Sons Sidney, Nebraska Scottsbluff Sanitarium Scottsbluff, Neb Emma Riddell Edison Phonographs Sidney, Neb B. F Mitchell Greenlee & Benson General Merchandise Crockery
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