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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1904
Page
1
A Sidney gathering at Miss Anna McFadden's home featured a Washington's Birthday program with talks, essays, a question box, and games. Guests included Miss Kane, Miss Gapen, Miss Johnson, Mrs. H. B. Jones and Guy Doran. after a luncheon the club adjourned as the curfew sounded.
Dr. MuriLess’s Sidney lecture course ended February 19 with a Tyroleons concert. The Swiss quartet Mia Reilhofer soprano and Mies Gruber contralto led superb voices and new instruments. City praised Dr MuriLess’s hard work and hinted at a possible next course. Fishman reorganizes stores to improve layout and services in Essig and McLernon buildings. J L McIntosh returns from Grand Island as Republicans set Alliance convention for March 17 and re nominate Judge Kinkaid by acclamation.
Official Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners Sidney Nebraska February 23 1904 detail bills audited actions on soldiers relief commissions tax refunds and bridge and road work. Selection of petit jurors and appointment of officials finalized with publishing contract awarded to Sidney Telegraph as official paper for 1904 and county depository granted to Valley State Bank of Bridgeport.
The Odd Fellows closed a deal with Mrs. Pantenburg to purchase the lot on the Southwest corner of block twenty one east of Pease lumber yard. The second story of the Stone building will remain a lodge room for K P and other lodges while Harper Wright occupy the first story as a furniture room. The frame building will be rented, creating a fine home for the three links people after losing their old house by fire.
North Platte Tribune notes Cheyenne County taxpayers should release mortgages of record before April lat. Recorded mortgages paid but not released risk being taxed to the holder. Prompt release avoids future trouble and taxes.
Land transfers show C H Rowan and wife selling to H Weilen man lots 3 and 4 in section 18 16 48 for 150 dollars. A Wielenman and wife sell to H Weilen man northwest 24 16 49 for 500 dollars. B A Rea and wife sell to J Leech northeast 10 15 50 for 1,000 dollars. J Z Stickney and wife sell to E Fenske lots 5 and 6 block 8 Nash's addition to Lodgepole. Mrs Alice Howard sells to C T Howard number 21 14 47 for 2,500 dollars.
The Rosemont Cafe advertises a big Sunday dinner for 25e with dine‑in options February 28. Menu items include Oyster Soup Celery Lettuce Radishes Roast Turkey with Oyster Dressing Cranberry Sauce Roast Pork with Mint Sauce Roast Beef Browned Potatoes Sweet Corn German Pickles Apple dessert and beverages. Dinner served 11:30 to 3:00.
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