Names Picked for Jurors and Tax Refund Decisions
Sidney Nebraska February 18 1907 commissioners select jurors for the March 1907 district court term. Board denies an affidavit seeking refund of $3.66 for misapportioned tax but approves $3.60 school tax refund. approves road bonds and deputy assessor appointments. grants several road petitions and audits county accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Neb
J. B. Halston
L. R. Barlow
R. E. Barrett
W. C. Dugger
Petit Jurora
John Jenik
H. H. Libby
Robi. Emanuelson
R. T. Kidney
J. C. Wolfe
Frank Lehmkuhl
8. Engoldeon
F. C. Bates
Sidney Pool
Louis Meyer
Frank Cantwell
B. A. Lathrop
Frank Ackerman
M. A. Shipman
Dan Kelley
C. E. Harper
Herman Schroeder
J. J. Parke
John P. Fiecer
Ernest Worden
Paul Borgquist
Louis Wasem
J. T. McIntosh
Elmer Youngland
W. N. Eaton
W. N. Foster
Geo. L. Baker
Herman Miller
Christ Weyette
Fred Bates
Henry Vick
J. W. Scherer
R. S. McConnell
Frank King
Geo. Ha
Francis L. Ramadell
Soldiers Relief Commisnaion
F. A. Gapen
J. D. Hagerty
King
Wenzel Schmidt
Weir
Lisco
Gilchrist
C. M. Hadley
C. D. Henderson
Nebraska, Wyoming and Western Railway
New
Angora
Death of Mrs. E. L. Bockstadter Near Sidney
Mrs. Caroline Finke Bockstadter died at her home ten miles southeast of Sidney on Thursday afternoon after a few days of illness caused by paralysis. Born October 28 1853 in Ohio County Indiana, she moved with husband Ernest Bockstadter to Kentucky in 1888 and to Cheyenne County in 1787, residing on the family land until death. Survived by husband and seven children, funeral at German Lutheran church near her home tomorrow at 2 pm, burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Ernest Bockstadter
Sidney
Caroline Finke
Ohio County
Indiana
Kentucky
Cheyenne County
The County Finances Show Healthy County Balance
County Treasurer Greenlee reports a year with $90,460.30 in handling assets and commissions $2,572.30 and year end cash on hand $87,750.70. County expenses were $22,297.84 with no outstanding warrants and $7,500 in bonds. Interest on county deposits $351.65 was paid by banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlee
Retort Courteous Letters From Cheyenne County Treasurer
A 1907 exchange from Sidney Nebraska features a cheery tribute to Cheyenne County Treasurer A K Greenlee and a sharply satirical reply urging reform. The correspondence includes requests about poll tax exemptions and a mock praise letter urging career advancement to Congress. The tone shifts from praise to pointed admonition.
Farewell Reception to Rev Leamer at Local Church
A farewell reception for Rev. Leamer and family, after six years of service, drew church members and the community. The program featured vocal solos and recitations, followed by a luncheon at the parsonage, as attendees wished them well for their move to a broader field of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesmer
Union Pacific survey may cut distance Brule to Lodgepole
The Union Pacific surveyors are said to be preparing a new cut-off between Brule and Lodgepole that would shorten the line by several miles. The Julesburg Advocate notes the survey aims for a straight line regardless of towns, potentially shifting nine miles north of Julesburg and three miles north of Chappell. If constructed it would serve west bound limited trains and through freights, with a thirteen mile reduction between North Platte and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Brule
Lodgepole
Julesburg
Chappell
Is Ia
North Platte
Sidney
School Notes Highlight Student Achievements And Changes
Alice Merifield won the head mark in room one this week. Mary McIntosh and Bruce Leamer won head marks in spelling in the second primary. Minoru Kawabata and Frank Yamauchi were promoted to the third grade. Three new enrolments from the Christenson family entered the school. Bruce Leamer departs for Clinton Iowa. A high school team is encouraged as enrollment shows 21 boys in 48 pupils. Patrons are invited to see work displayed Friday March 8. Louis Eckles plans to base operations in Julesburg for electric lighting projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Merifield
Stewitts
Mary McIntosh
Bruce Leamer
coeThe
Miseen Dorothy
Helen Stowe
Misses Hines
Hieté
Clinton
Iowan
Minoru Kawabata
Frank Yamauchi
Christenson
Bronson
Sidney
John
Marcua
Andrrew
Parenta
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Coods
C.W. Hornaday Neubauer Building
Sidney, Neb
THE
Krug’s
Fred W. Vath
First National Bank
E. R. Yaegle
C.F
Frank Pierson
OGM Fellows Building
Thomas H. Clinton
Sidney Precinct
A. Johnson
Nebraska Institution of
Claude Heskett
Oscar Pesreon
Susan Lesieur
South Side
Bridge Fund
Vanatta
J W Harper
Barlow
Gust Mittelstadt
Otto Kurts
General Fund
J. P. Dullard
Barrett
A. K. Greevlee
Purenant
W.C. Dugger
Agais
Sidney, Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
County General Fund
A. Cardwell
Eric O. Lif
Weir and Lisco
R. E.barrett
Bockstadter
Sidney Sanitarium
Wheatol
Drs
Benda and
Frazey
U. S
A. K. Greenlee, Co. Treas
Urs Vesse
S Nebi
Nebraska
Constituent
A. K. Greenlee
P. QO. Mopey
Rev
Leamer
Louis Eckles
D. J. Scanlon ‘Drugs
E. J. Sweet
Gast
Te Keystone
Gothenburg
Graham
O'Kane Building
A. A. Clarke & Co
Harper & Wright
Swan Dedrick
Metropolitan Hotel
Bakkery
E. E. Rumsey Sidney, Neb
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