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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
4
A rural urging reminds voters to support the March 15 election for a new court house. The piece emphasizes courts jail and sheriff facilities, describing current conditions as dilapidated and unsafe, and urges Farmers and all citizens to vote yes to replace them. It notes stay-at-home voters have harmed past elections and stresses practical needs over personal affairs.
Mr. Morgan and family arrived from central Nebraska to settle southwest of Ridway. Carl Livoni and family visited at the Bowie place and Carl now lives in Kimball County. Fulton ordered a gasoline engine and will plow the south side in spring. Mr. Livoni has a new manure spreader, the first in Cheyenne County. Mr. Wescott and family will settle on section 27 13 0. A farm on the south divide sold for 30 per acre. F A Hand is drilling another well on his ranch. The Hands visited Fulton on Sunday. F A Hand lost three valuable borata.
A stray arrow attack incident smothered feeding animals. A prairie fire on the divide damaged John Tishue and C A Livoni pasture. Superintendent Mise Morrison visited school district 99. A new owner moves to Slinglutf place south of town. David Meyers hauled lumber from Sidney with five jeans. Ben Carter of Ickes prepared sale bills for a March 2 sale. Doctor Bilon advised eye care at a Sidney visit on February 24 at the Metropolitan Hotel.
An ordinance grants the Sidney Electric Service Company extended rights to construct and operate electric lighting and steam heating plants in the village. The extension runs 25 years to 1935, with amended sections setting rates for lamps and meter service, and requires passage and publication. Swan Deprick signs as village chairman, Neubauer as village clerk.
Sidney Nebraska village adopts a five dollar annual occupation tax on fire insurance companies, due May 1 each year, to fund the volunteer fire department. The ordinance directs payment to the village treasurer, with receipts issued, and directs funds to remain restricted for department use. It becomes effective February 4, 1910, upon passage and approval.
The chief consulting physician of the United Doctors plans a two day stay at the LeGrand hotel in Sidney on Thursday March 10 and Friday March 11. He will examine patients free of charge and select only curable cases for treatment at a reduced price, detailing their nerve, blood, skin, heart and digestive disorders and citing testimonials from Omaha and national coverage.
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