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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1912

Page

6

Birthday Surprise Brings Friends to Higgins Home

Misses Dora and Lillian Vick return to Higgins after visiting home. Frank Gafmann, brother of C Gafmann, helps move from Sterling Colorado then heads to Nalus. On the 15th Mr Witzel hosts a grand birthday gathering with guests J Spiker W Swartz R Frame G Jeudes Al Jeudes W Jeudes Devine and families B Krei Horst Jr Emma Horst Hedges and Herman Ehmke. The evening featured games, refreshments and a duet.

Dora Lillian Vick Higgins Frank Gafmann C.gafmann Sterling Colorado Nalus Witzel J. Spiker Wm. Swartz R. Frame G. Jeudes al Jeudes Wm. Jeudes Mr. Devine B. Krei H. Horst Jr Emma Horst Hedges Herman Ehmke

Winter Club Literary Fails to Meet Expectation

Bad roads and threatening weather reduced turnout at the Winter Club Literary. Local farmers envision large crops and optimistic prospects for the coming season. Alfred and Oscar Johnson of the double Franch broke horses for spring work. Ed Swanson of Denver will farm for G W Leafdale in Western Nebraska. A carload of hogs from Kirk area shipped from Potter last Thursday. High cost of living cited as reason many youths went to market. Mrs A W Olson visited her daughter Mrs C E Leafdale last week. J M Kreader and daughter Ethel and J C Kreader and wife returned from Fremont last Monday.

Alfred Oscar Johnson Ed Swanson Denver Nebraska G. W. Leafdale Kirk Potter A. W. Olson C. E. Leafdale J.M. Kreader Ethel J. C. Kreader Fremont

Pleasant View Notes Local Travel and Socials

Pleasant View reports Chas Kinnersley passing through en route to Potter. P Nelson family stayed at Mr Heimer's most of the week. Both Will Goding and Heimer lost a horse last week. Sleighing remains with large drifts. Chas Stanton Geo Davis and families hosted at Geo Kinnersley home. Geo Hicks family visits Dan Heiner and Heimer. Hicks drove to Potter. Evan Stines called at Goding ranch. W S Walsh and wife visited Geo Hicks and family and had blacksmith work done.

P. Nelson Mr. Heimer Will Goding Heimer Harry Courtright Goding Ranch Chas. Stanton Geo. Davis Geo. Kinnersley Geo. Hicks Dan Heiner Messrs Evan Stines W.S. Walsh and Geo. Hicks and

South Divide Snow Adds to Moisture on South Cheyenne Co

A fresh snowfall in south Cheyenne County increases moisture as residents report ongoing improvements. Walter J. Nelson underwent surgery at St Andrews Hospital and is recovering well. Roy Nelson lost two driving horses on a Burlington track due to an open crossing gate. C A Foster makes extensive improvements including paint and new buildings. Frank Cross bought a windmill for his Colorado homestead. Mr Blair traveled from the divide toward Sidney this week. Will Fulton prepares for spring plowing with a busy schedule. Several eastern parties plan to build here this spring.

Roy Nelson Burlington C. A. Foster Frank Cross Colo Blair Sidney Will Fulton

Pleasant View News From The Telegraph Area

Pleasant View notes delayed submission due to weather and upcoming snow on Ash Grove hunting plans. Evan Stines visited Potter. Stines and daughter Lillian called on Chas Kinnersley. Courtright anniversary feast hosted Geo Hicks family and guests. goose and oysters served. Courtright wishes many happy returns. Kinnersley relatives plan Colorado claims. Sleigh riding, new garage, house expansion, and local visits recounted. Weather brought fresh snow. Eigin Heimer search efforts referenced but not detailed.

Evan Stines Potter Lillian Chas. Kinnersley Chas. Stanton Geo. Hicks Henry Courtright Colorado Henry Schrear Will Goding Harry Courtright Hicks Will Sheele Dessie Heimer Eigin Heimer Telegraph

Mrs P H Brogan Endorses Chamberlain Croup Remedy

A Wilson Pa woman testifies from experience that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is far superior and excels for croup. The product is advertised as available from all dealers.

P H. Brogan Wilson, Pa Chamberlain’snough Croup

Peetz Community News Notes Cold Weather and Events

The Rev Epley arrived last Thursday and left Monday while Fred Nichol returned from Neligh Nebraska. Dr Beebe from Sidney visited midweek and Dr Swatylander from Sidney helped with Dr Simons practice during his California absence. Amos Moess digs a well as Joe Shad handles the work. Kraxberger and Son received a large shipment from Rock Island Plow Co Omaha. A program honored George Washington birthday. The crop outlook is excellent with ample moisture. J R Vernon and family moved from Olin Iowa to Peetz for at least the coming year. Peetz band adds new recruits and plans to enlarge membership soon.

Epley Fred Nichol Neligh Neb Dr. Beebe of Sidney Swatylander Simon Latters California Amos Moess Joe Shad George Washington J. R. Vernon Olin Iowa Peetz Band

Potter Notes: John Allen Impersonator at Thornburg Hall

Potterites hear a famous John Allen impersonator and reader on March 6 at Thornburg Hall. Lent began Wednesday signaling early spring and Easter. Mr Hensen and wife arrived from Redington. Mrs Hensen to nurse Mrs Bundy. Roche and Flynn plan bachelor quarters in Thornburg flat. No word on Elgin Heimer. mystery remains. Men’s party full description promised next week.

John Allen Thornburg Mr. Hensen Redington

Weather and Farming Outlook From Union Valley News

The article laments ongoing bad weather delaying farming in late February. It notes Ben Folkerts and Lizzie settling into a new home with a celebratory send off from friends and a great grandmother's death at 106. Prospects for a bountiful 1912 crop look strong if more snow arrives. cattle suffer on dry Russian thistles and straw, prompting calls to increase feed, though current conditions remain grim.

Ben Folkerts Ben Lizzie Germany

Fire safety blamed as cycle repeats after disaster

A community voices frustration over recurring fires and inadequate prevention. Residents vow stronger fire guards, yet when the next blaze arrives the pattern repeats with limited changes in safety measures.

Mysterious disappearance of Elvin Heimer shocks Potter

Elvin Heimer of Potter vanished after a January 22 ranch visit with his father and brother. Heimer stayed at C. W. Johnson's ranch to bale hay, then disappeared after asking Charles Stanton for a ride. A days long search continues with no clue and telegraphed alerts to relatives.

Elvin Heimer Potter Elgin C. W. Johnson Charles Johnson Place Charles Stanton Heimer

January Honor Roll Pupils of District 138

The January honor roll lists Paul Ruhter Jesse Ralph and Blanche Bew ley and Otto Meyers. Nellie Waterman, teacher.

Paul Ruhter Jesse Ralph Blanche Bewley Otto Meyers Nellie Waterman

Eastern Star Initiation At Chappell

Leon Fine and a large group attended the Eastern Star initiation at Chappell on Tuesday night. Two candidates were initiated while a jolly delegation joined at Lodge pole. Refreshments followed as travelers waited in the late train’s fireless depot, but spirits stayed high after one of their best times.

Leon Fine S. Fishman J. J. McIntosh Miss Brown Herman Schroeder Mr. Johnston J. W. McDaniel Eastern Star Chappell Lodgepole

Governor Aldrich Welcomed by Sidney Band in Blizzard

Gov. Aldrich received a splendid welcome Monday evening at the U P depot as the Sidney Military Band outdid its records. He praised Director T H Lynch for the well formed band and enjoyed the performance despite a Nebraska blizzard.

Aldrich U. P Sidney T. H. Lynch Nebraska

Mrs Short Keeps Choice Line of Candies Fruits and Nuta

Mrs Short offers a variety of confections including candies fruits and nuta in her shop framing a colorful display for customers. The inventory highlights sweet bites fruit selections and a nut mix attracting regular shoppers.

Women’s Woes and a Kidney Remedy Endorsement

A promotional piece argues women suffer aches from backs headaches and kidney trouble while urging Doan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy. Mrs A Pearson of Sidney Nebraska testifies she used the pills two months ago and found relief, recommending them to others. The ad notes Doan’s are sold by all dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as US agents.

Mre A. Pearson Sidney Nebr Anys Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Subpoenas Issued for South Omaha Officials in Grand Jury Probe

The Douglas county grand jury ordered subpoenas for members of the South Omaha fire and police commissioners to testify about corruption rumors in the Magic City. Additional subpoenas were issued for others tied to the charges. The grand jury will resume consideration after a partial South Omaha inquiry.

Omaha Board of Fire and Police Commissioners of South Omaha Douglas County Grand Jury Magic City Grand Jury

Pruyn Murder Trial Details Eyewitnesses and Rust on Gun

In Fremont Nebraska on February 15 the state argued red rust in the gun barrels at the time of the fatal brawl showing Mike Gorey did not fire. Seven eyewitnesses testified Pruyn shot Gorey twice. Pat Gorey knocked Pruyn unconscious and ordered him removed. Pat Gorey and others supported the account. Gorey denied his brother fired.

Fremont, Neb Mike Gorey Pruyn Gores George Armsted Cook Gorey Pat Gorey Pat Wallavey Mike

Cincinnati Removes Fire Traps Under New Law

About 300 ramshackle buildings in Cincinnati are slated for demolition unless owners fix defects and remove hazards as ordered by the new statute.

Cincinnati

Boyce Shot Unarmed by Sneed Says Undertaker

Fort Worth reports Captain A G Boyce was unarmed when shot by J B Sneed on January 13. Fred Mueller the undertaker who transported Boyce to the hospital testified he undressed the captain. Mueller was the last witness for the prosecution as trial arguments began.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leafdale Winter Club South Cheyenne Co Walter J. Nelson St. Andrews Hospital Pleasant View Ash Grove C. J. Hellwig North Side Blacksmith Peetz M. H. Kraxberger & Son Rock Island Plow Co Elgin Heimer Union Valley THE Sidney Lumber CO Rock Springs Hanna Coal Pujo Money Trust American Press Association Sheffer Monument Co 1St Nat'l Bank A. Pease.& Sons Sidney, Nebraska
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