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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
2
Sidney reports show residents enduring extreme cold with homes failing to heat and frost penetrating every crevice. Visitors from St Louis and Nebraska return as county attorney Devoe begins duties. Foss Theater schedules a 7 pm Sunday program.
C H Hamilton left for Colorado to join family. L W Pitts from near Peetz spent part of the week in the city. Mary J Jones left Tuesday for Denver to attend school. Harry W Ewing of Lodgepole visited Sidney on business. George Haxby of Broadwater Neb in Sidney Thursday. Mildred Miles left for Omaha to resume work at Brownell Hall. A W Atkins and family returned to Bridgeport after holidays. Sheriff McDaniel brought James Flynn to town for care during severe cold. Lon Garey returned to his Peetz homestead, worn by storm. Asa Remsburg did business in Sidney. John Clarke bought the Stone hotel at Lodgepole and will move. Fred Hughes, Omaha pharmacist, joined Sidney Drug Co. Cast Aside shows next Monday at opera house. W M Jones moved from Billings Gazette to Sidney Telegraph. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wilson of Moscow Idaho visiting Knox ranch. Mrs Wilson formerly Mattie Washburn of this city.
Mrs. L. Fine of Denver visits with her children Sam and Leon Fine and Mrs. L. Fishman while Mrs. W. A. Barton hosts a Friday gathering for Mrs. Fine. Miss Ella E. Schloredt travels from Sundance to take a Cheyenne stenographic position. Charles Johnson of Alliance cooks at the LeGrand and Mrs. E. L. Bateman oversees LeGrand dining. Dr. Mantor remains busy with calls and Union Pacific fatalities are noted. George E. Younkin buys the Orpheum Theater, renaming it the Crystal Theater, taking charge last Saturday.
H. Pierce and his family from Scotts Bluff relocate to Sidney today. Pierce will buy up junk at favorable prices and later remove rubbish, a needed enterprise for the community.
The piece defines a single type of woman as self driven and self confident, capable of pushing through crowds to cast a ballot. It notes such women might avoid suffrage, yet could still vote decisively if enfranchised, likening voting to natural phenomena like sunrise.
Herwyn Nebraska December 28 Treasurer elect Walter O George announced the appointment of C S Mickey of Osceola as deputy treasurer.
Davis and Miss Mary Anderson were married at two o’clock on Sunday January 1 at the bride’s home near Sidney. The groom is William Davis’s son and the bride the daughter of Hans Anderson of eight miles northeast of Sidney. The ceremony featured blue silk gown and bridal veil with a stormy day but a full reception as guests shared a large meals. The couple will reside in Sidney and many friends wish them happiness and prosperity.
C E Harper has bought out C M Wright and will continue to operate a full line of hardware furniture plumbing heating appliances and paints at the old stand. Mr Wright remains employed by Mr Harper.
All passengers aboard the wrecked steamship Olympia have been saved. Government launch Fort Liscum evacuated some passengers and others are housed at Ellemar in Valdez.
A stiff grass abundant in India is utilized to fashion sticks for making mitches in that country.
A phrenologist mistakes a barber for a lawyer, then admits the error. The ad section urges use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds to prevent pneumonia. It includes a testimonial from B. W. Hall of Waverly, Virginia, and notes a two story residence for sale by Home Land Company asking two thousand dollars with terms.
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