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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1916

Page

5

Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Neb

Creditors of James St Clair Boal deceased must present claims to the executrix before County Judge of Cheyenne County at the county court on March 8 and July 8 1916 at 2 pm each day. Six months are allowed for filing, notice to be published in The Telegraph for four weeks before March 1916. Witness seal and hand on February 2 1916.

Cheyenne County Nebraska James St Clair Boal Said Telegraph Seal CC P. Chambers Nebraskan Daniel McAleese Said County PF Chambers

Notice of Hearing for Settlement of Estate in Nebraska

In Cheyenne County Nebraska Su Atta County Court on January 27 1916 the petition of Alice Mann and Annie Osborn for final settlement and discharge as Executrices of the estate of William Stuht deceased is set for hearing March 7 1916 at ten oclock am. The Telegraph is ordered to publish this notice for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. C P Chambers County Judge.

State of Nebraska Cheyenne County Su Ata Said C. P. Chambers William Stuht Alice Mann Annie Osborn Telegraph Cc P. Chambers

Ordinance Imposes Five Dollar Fire Insurance Tax

Ordinance 48 enacts a five dollar annual license tax on fire insurance companies operating in Sidney Nebraska to support the Volunteer Fire Department. The tax is due May 1 each year, becomes a lien on the company, and civil action may be taken if unpaid by June 1. The ordinance, read three times, passed February 8 1916, under fundingland chairman and village clerk witness.

Duings Sidney Nebraska IL. D. Fundingsland Leslie Neubauer

Order of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will

The County Court in Mahaska County Nebraska sets February 28 1916 at 2 pm for a hearing on L. O. Fundingsland’s petition to probate and record a copy of Henry Shaw deceased's last will from Mahaska Iowa. Notice will be published in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.

State of Nebraska Cheyenne County Said A. D C. P. Chambers Henry Shaw L. O. Fundingsland Mahaska Lowa Telegraph Chambers Seal

The Grip of Home Life and Economy in a Severe Era

A narrator mocks extreme self denial and strict rules in a household. A man who eliminates bad habits yet destroys family happiness through austerity and scowls is exposed. Poverty with affection endures. wealth and surliness fail to produce joy. The piece reflects social satire on gender roles and domestic misery.

Belgium

Preaching Series Planned at Lutheran Church Next Month

Friends and church members announce a preaching series starting next Sunday and running through the month and likely into March. Rev W T Kahse traveling missionary will visit as part of his route. R F Clark and wife leave St George ranch management to settle in Liscomb Iowa. They will visit Sheridan Wyoming and Douglas before leaving. Mr and Mrs CC Larimore and daughter Ruth from Missouri relocate to the city with Mr Larimore taking a Burlington Railroad position.

Lutheran Church W. T. Kahse R. F. Clark St. George Ranch Liscomb Iowa Sheridan Wyoming Douglas CC. Larimore Ruth Missouri City Mr. Larimore The Burlington Railroad

Henry Lander to Manage St George Ranch from Stratford

Henry Lander of Stratford Iowa is slated to become the new manager of the St George Ranch and is expected to arrive within days to take command of operations.

Henry Lander Stratford Iowa St George Ranch

Mrs Goettsche and Ruth Return From Omaha Visit

Mrs W. H. Goettsche and her daughter Ruth arrived home Sunday after a several days visit in Omaha.

W. H. Goettsche Ruth Omaha

Sidney Wins Second Gaye From Vluleance

Sidney defeats Alliance 14 to 6 in a fast game on the local floor holding the ball with a five man defense. Sidney, boosted by two instructors and the reserve squad, had the edge in speed and passing while Alliance relied on weight to gain advantage. The series included a reserves game won by Sidney 28 to 16. Friday February 25 marks a pivotal Kimball contest that could seal Sidney’s western Nebraska league championship.

Alliance Five Sidney Basket Shooters Alliance Sidney Kimball Kimball Boys Western Nebraska

Sidney Fire Department 1915 Annual Report Presented

The Sidney Village Board, in regular session, received the 1915 annual fire department report from F B Tobin. It notes 42 active members, 38 year old apparatus, 500 ft village hose, 800 ft department hose, 200 ft Union Pacific hose, total damages and saved amounts, insurance figures, and the year’s bills audited. A $100 library board maintenance grant was approved and the meeting adjourned for February 8.

Fundingsland Gus Wellner J. J. Parks M W. Riggs F. B. Tobin Sidney Union Pacific W. Bayliff Rath Moore Null A Bayliff J Hellwig F Leichty H Bordwell Ed Morris W Osborn Wright R LeSeuer Qaton Library Board M. Christensen Bassett Sidney"Limber Co

Vonny’s Five Cent Cigars No Bands Feature

A cheeky ad note asks if you would ride a horse with a collar and answers that Vonny’s five cent cigars have no bands, claiming they are worth the money.

Vonny

Canada program noted by B M S club with readings

On February 1 the B M S club met with Mrs Braham to discuss a Canada themed program. Selections from Evangeline opened the event set in Canada led by Mrs Grabill. Mrs Charles Mann prepared a paper read by Mrs Corbett. current events were led by Mrs Martin. party planning for February 22 was discussed. Mr and Mrs Leroy Martin hosted dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs K A Jones and others, followed by chess. Laugh-a-lotts enjoyed theatre and refreshments at Vath's. The B D Society met at Mrs Ed Ahren's home with Mrs Charles Harper as guest.

Braham Canada Evangeline Grabill Charles Mann Corbett Martin Leroy Martin K A Jones G Hall Miss Davison H. E. Hall Helen Bassett Vath’s B. D. Society Ed Ahren Charles Harper

No danger of infection in the Methodist church

Men and women are urged to attend services at the Methodist church where Pastor Boggs will speak. The notice reassures attendees there is no danger of infection and invites the public to hear Brother Boggs.

Methodist Church Brother Boggs

Railroad Notes and Local Railfixes in Sidney

Division storekeeper Mr Wilmoth of Omaha visited Sidney on official business. Martin Reker returned to work at U P shops after two years away. S Clifford Assistant Inspector of Water softeners on the U P system inspected a softener in Sidney. An accident two miles east of Kimball occurred on a freight car due to a broken journal. Sidney wrecker fixed wheels by 9 00 a m. No injuries, only slight damage. A P B delivered 1916 annual passes for ten years continuous service with clean records. several Sidney employees received passes.

Mr. Wilmoth Omaha Sidney Martin Reker U. P Mr. S. Clifford Sidney Monday Kimball A. PB

Engagement Announcement Sparks 5 Cent Cigar Nuptials

The VONNY 5 cent cigar and the couple announce their engagement with a playful note. A wedding is planned at a Sidney cigar store, inviting friends to celebrate in a simple, informal setting.

Vonny 5 Cent Cigar Sidney

Methodist church to hold preaching next Sunday

Notice states preaching will proceed at regular hours at the Methodist church next Sunday. W H Borgs, District S S Superintendent, will occupy the pulpit during the regular pastor A J May’s quarantine absence. The church has been thoroughly disinfected and a large congregation is urged to attend.

Methodist Church IH Borgs S. S J. May Boggs

Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth J Swan Dies in Los Angeles

Mrs Elizabeth J Swan died last week at her home in Los Angeles after a long illness. She was the mother of Emert P Swan of this place who cared for her during the final weeks. Survived by two sons and two daughters. The family was prominent in eastern Nebraska before Mr Swan’s death two years ago.

E. J. Swan Elizabeth J Swan Los Angeles Emert P. Swan Nebraska Swan

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