Weddings of the Week DAILEY VACIK BENNAN WHITMAN
Local society notes list multiple February marriages in Nebraska and nearby states. Bernard Dailey and Anni Vacik wed at a Lisco church parsonage with Father Dobson. James Bennan and Nina Whitman married by Rev Ebrhard. Others include Smith Higgin, George and Muster, Shugart and Lehman, with details of venues and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F. Dailey
Lisco, Morrill Co
Neb
Anni O Vacik
Lodgepole
Dobson
James E. Bennan
Nina Whitman
WP. Mies
Ebrhard
WP. Miles
Bennan
Jefe Tueaday
Ellaworth
Burlington
Russian Greek wedding given by judge in Fort Morgan
Karl Baungerden of Fort Morgan and Eva Michael of Julesburga wed on February 23 with interpreter George Ulrich translating. The service occurred in Judge Gapen's office and marked a rare foreign romance on George Washington’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Baungerden
Fort Morgan
Eva Michael
Julesburga
Gapen
George Ulrich
George Washington
Mary L Springer Wins Divorce and Custody
Mary L Springer is granted a divorce from Herman Springer and awarded custody of their two minor children. The ruling assigns primary guardianship to Mary with standard visitation terms to Herman as defined by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Springer
Herman Springer
Final Proofs Near Dalton in The Telegraph
Final proof notices for Dalton area residents seeking homestead proof continue in The Telegraph. North Platte Land Office rules publication must be in The Telegraph, not Dalton Herald, as Herald was not published on schedule. Telegraph designated as official paper. notices sent to nearest paper. applications prepared free at Telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Tim Sipney
Government Land Office
North Platte
Dalton Herald
Herald
Telegraph
Land Office
Free Band Concert At Tobin Opera House
The Sidney Military Band and Sidney Juvenile Band present a free concert at the Tobin Opera House starting 8 o clock Saturday February 25. T. A. Lynch directs with a program including Wagner Wallace Hall Dalbey and Balfe pieces plus combined band selections by forty musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Military Band
Sidney Juvenile Band
Tobin Opera House
T. A. Lynch
J. F. Wagner
W. V. Wallace
J. T. Hall
Firemen's Ball financial report announced at Tobin Opera House
The 11th Annual Firemen's Ball committee reports ticket sales and admission totaling 12.35, printing and advertising costs, music and hall expenses, with a balance of 7. The report notes most Sidney business leaders purchased tickets and thanks patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Opera House
Prnenamo
Sidney
Remodeling and Local Social Notes From Town Scene
Dan McAleese remodels the stone house near the tracks for rental use. Mrs. Shipman hosted the Dorcas Society gathering Thursday afternoon with several guests enjoying a pleasant time. Clydecaster sold his cottage in the southwest town section to G. Elsabush of the South Divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McAleese
Clydecaster
G. Elsabush
Clerks and Judges to Officiate March 21 Special Election
The clerks and judges of election appointed by the Clerk of the District Court will still hold over and will officiate at the special election to be held March 21.
Fundingsland sign up marks Sidney’s growth
The Fundingsland Investment Company raised a handsome new sign on Tuesday, signaling prosperity in Sidney as the town’s “Greater Sidney” era begins. W. E. Hinman contracts Garey Brothers for a nine room modern house near the Barlow home, with work starting immediately as Sidney’s rapid development continues through spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fundingsland Investment Company
Sidney
W. E. Hinman
Garey Brothers
Barlow
Masonic Lodge Holds Third Degree and Cheyenne Delegation
Saturday night February 18 the Masonic Lodge conducted a special third degree work with candidate L O Fundingsland. Seventy five Masons attended including a 17 member Cheyenne delegation and a smoker finale. John Daugherty announced he will seek county treasurer at the coming election as a leading Democrat and will make a formal announcement later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
L. O. Fundingsland
Cheyenne
John Daugherty
North Divide Ranch
Daugherty
Harriman Lines Lead With 10 Percent of Passenger Traffic
The Harriman lines accounted for 10 percent of the nation's estimated passenger traffic in 1910. No passenger suffered a fatal accident on the system, a record described as unparalleled in railroading. Safety devices, careful operations, and efficiency are credited for the achievement and urged as a standard for other rail systems to adopt for public travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Dike awards cottage contract to Garey Brothers
Robert Dike has let a contract to Garey Brothers for building a cottage on South Rose street near the Burlington. The arrangement signals ongoing development in the neighborhood and marks a local project awarded to Garey Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dike
Garey Brothers
South Rose Street
Burlington
Grading set for Lodgepole to Potter rail line
Spring construction is assured for the Lodgepole to Potter double track with C. L. Sprague of Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins surveying in Sidney on Tuesday. The project will bring many railroad laborers to Sidney this summer, boosting merchants and delivering a lasting town improvement. The Belle M. Stoutenborough club met at Mrs. Hudson's Saturday for Emerson day with a strong program. Nellie Tucker spoke on Emerson life. quotes and essays on Friendship were shared. Miss Fuller read from Emerson. Ida Ahrens provided the musical highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Potter
C. L. Sprague
Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins
Sidney
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Black Room Minstrels at Opera Renee Next Monday Night
A Black Room announces a minstrel show at Opera Renee on Monday Feb 27 with Calligan Huck wards night performance. The program features mirth music songs and dancing by a roster including Pet Woods Matt Turner Walter Hill Clarence Macklin and Arthur L Price. Reserved seats available for 50 cents from Sidney Mercantile Co. Also a family washing ad appears near the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calligan & Huckward
Pet Woods
Matt Turner
Walter Hill
Clarence Macklin
Arthur L. Price
Sidney Mercantile Co
Bargain to Renters for 4 Room North-Side House
Advertiser offers a four room home for 1100 dollars with 100 dollars down and easy monthly terms. Emphasizes landlord style sale to renters and promises balance secured through building and loan arrangements. Includes mention of North side location and affordable down payment.
The Crystal and Lyric Saloons Feature Vaudeville and News
Tomorrow afternoon at the Crystal Jess and Dell start strong comedy while the Lyric overhauls its moving picture machine and shows good work. The Stokes orchestra provides music as Walter Mentzer becomes Lyric operator. Hub & Axle headline tonight with praised piano and dancing. Lena Parnell and Frank DeSpayne perform vaudeville with blackface and wooden shoes. The Two Ingrams juggle as Prof Horne trains dogs and monkeys and Yeskle the Russian Wizard entertains. Joe Wolf suffers a severe eye injury at the Lyric and seeks Denver treatment. Charles Pierson fights Ray Hardeaty at Tobin on Wednesday. The Crystal rides Ted Sparke Vaudeville circuit. A. Mutt’s company stars at Lyric with High, Zeyas and Zeyes. Arington Comedians set for March 2–4 at Opera House. Lost Paradise to open with Mayme Arington and Thos F. Pawley. 25 35 50 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mentzer
Denver
The
Lyric
Lia
Hub & Axle
the Crystal
Lena Parnell
Frank DeSpayne
Sidney Koya
Crystal
Ceam
Two Ingrams
Prof
Horne
Yeskle
Doga
Sidney
Joe Wolf
Lyric Theater
Charles Pierson
New York
A. Mutt
Arington
Opera House
Visit UN
Rockies
Deadwood
Pioneer Times
Thermopolis
Avid
Acta
Inez, Edy
Helen
Soubrette and Igenue
Mayme Arington
Thos F. Pawley
Railroad Notes Highlight Sidney Operations and staffing
Pay day joy as Everett Foster works on office furniture and Dan Short returns after pleurisy. J N Glasgow moves from Sidney third trick to Chappell while Trainmaster Griggs and Superintendent Pickenpaugh visit. Five emigrant movables arrive via Burlington. Dwight Shotliff becomes bulletin operator. Union Pacific exec George Smith attends Masonic meeting. Ten new engines pass through Sidney this week four for OSL and six for Oregon Washington. Mrs Grace Chadwell leaves for Denver seeking Cheyenne job. Ernest Stuht covers in Sidney. Burlington night operator shift changes. water plant expansion due to more engines. Smallpox case Dekin in local rooming house. Burlington expects cattle movement from Texas to Montana and southern Texas to Seattle. UP plans wireless train-to-station communications. two wireless stations planned at Sidney and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Glasgow
Sidney
Chappell
Griggs
Pickenpaugh
Burlington
Operator Henderson
Angora
Dwight Shotliff
Bulletin
George Smith
Union Pacific
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Bennan-Whitman
Arthur George
Frank Arthur
Alta L. George
Sterling
Musser-Reed
Grover S. Muster
Scotland
South Dakota
Carrie E. Reed
Bis
Shugart Lehman
Frank E. Shugart
Mary L. Lehman
Snyder, Colo
Baungerden
Michael
Trexel-Townsend
Ofice
County Jange Gapen
A’bin Trexel
Mary E. Townsend
Jacob
Papa
Mama
YALE
Sidney Drugssentnee Music
Cceeeeereenne Hall
Simon Fishman
Hinman’s
Hegter
Jess
Dell
Stokes
Railroad Notes
Everett Foster
Dan Short
Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Oregon
Washington
Grace Chadwell
Ernest Stuht
R. W. Haller
Holdrege, Neb
P. S. Harrison
Kelly
Colorado
Burlington Water Department
Dekin
Texas
Montana
Seattle
Oberfelder Clothing Co
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