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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1902

Page

4

Local notes from Bridgeport and vicinity

Dan McAleese came down from Sidney this week. J T White remodels the Sharp Meat Market, aiming to open late this week as a first class market. Carr and Neff expand lumber yard with sheds and fences to meet growing trade. Charley Nelson and Ray Tarble of Simla visited town early week. School reopened Monday after two week vacation. A informal hop Monday night in White Paxton Hall. County Surveyor Willis’ residence nears completion. described as one of the valley’s finest houses.

J. T. White Sharp Carr Neff Charley Nelson Ray Tarble Simla Willis

Local Social Notes from Johnsons Ranch and Nearby Towns

Patrick Rowkin called at Johnson's ranch Saturday. Mr. Wallace of Oshkosh praised through en route home from the western part of the state that Friday. Horace Haggert finished painting Johnson's new house last week and returned to Bridgeport. Mrs. P. Rowlin and children called on Mrs. M. C. Jobne on Sunday afternoon. Ad Waggy is busy hauling day this tiny weather.

Patrick Rowkin Johnson’s Ranch Mr. Wallace Oshkosh Horace Haggert

Fine Weather and Busy Times Dot Dalton News

The region enjoyed clear skies and pleasant weather after holidays. Reports note Elsie Pool began teaching in District 80, Kasper Wolf plans to ship hogs to Denver, and George Miller brought a large stove from Sidney. A boy suffered a scalp wound from a stone in a haystack accident. The German Lutheran Church held its annual meeting electing two trustees. H G Miller resigned after fourteen years, with M Windsheimer and Chris Weyerts replacing trustees. Plans for a Dalton post office include Mr Andreen and Mr Woolsey as possible merchants, and Steve Babb moved to Sidney to lead the Sheriff's office. Willie Bauer and Maggie Folkerts wed at the German Lutheran Church with a large turnout and plans to start housekeeping.

German Lutheran Church H G. Miller M. Windsheimer Chris Weyerts George Folkerts Dalton P.O Andreen Mr Woolsey Woolsey Kobus Stevens Steve Babb Sidney Sheriff's Office Steve Eagle Willie Bauer Maggie Folkerts Willie

Wedding Blessings At A Shared Moment

A couple given well wishes as they unite at a single ceremony site. The text foresees a joyful future and notes a broad circle of friends expected to join in the couple’s happiness.

Prominent Republicans Vie for Sixth District Nomination

Press comments name Norris Brown deputy attorney general and Frank E. Beeman of Kearney among possible contenders for the Sixth district congressional nomination. Judge Kinkaid, A. E. Cady, F. M. Currie, and others are noted as strong but unconfirmed hopefuls. The piece also notes broad press opposition to Governor Savage and Bartley pardon. Kearney Hub.

Congress Norris Brown Frank E. Beeman Kearney Judge Grimes North Platte A. E. Cady St. Paul F. M. Currie Sargent State Journal the Country Bartley Savage Lincoln Omaha Onmubsa Bee Lincoln Journal Country Republican Party Nebraska Sife Snfe Kearney Hub

Nebraska State Journal Cuts Rates to Grow Subscribers

The Nebraskan State Journal lowers its outside Lincoln price from 7.40 to 500 per year with Sunday included, or 100 per year without Sunday. The move aims to gain thousands of new subscribers, expand usefulness, and reinforce its status as Nebraska’s premier state paper.

The Nebraskan State Journal Lincoln Associated Press Washington Nebraska A. L. Bixby West Nebraska State Journal Neb

Mexican War Veteran Endorses Chamberlain Medicine

A veteran and editor recalls contracting Mexican diarrhoea in 1847 1848 and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with keeping him well. He notes it relieves diarrhoea and is safe to take with a pension renewal. Sold by Dr Scanlon.

Chamberlain Mexico Scanlon

Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets Ad

A Cascade Iowa druggist endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets noting repeat purchases from customers and urges trying them for dullness after meals bad taste biliousness loss of appetite and constipation with promise of prompt relief. Sold by D J Scanlon.

Chamberlain J. H. Weber Cascade Towa D. J. Scanlon

Portuguese Hotel Clocks and the Double Strikes

In Chambers' Journal a humorous note on Portuguese clocks in hotels that strike the hour twice, often waking guests at night. The piece muses on the irritating habit, the differing sounds from multiple clocks, and the unreliable guidance of overworked hotel staff when trying to identify the true time.

Gallego Chambers

Ancient Roman Games and Punishments Recounted

The article recaps imperial bans on gladiatorial shows from A D 625 and Telemachus ending arena combat in A D 404. It notes the Coliseum’s dedication to Telemachus and martyrs, the envelope punishment for theft, and the shift from halberd guards to the cat o nine tails.

Constantine Honorius Italy Vespasian Telemachus London Graphic

Tourist Excursion to California Expands Service

Burlington Route adds a weekly personally conducted excursion in tourist cars to California. Standard sleepers run daily Omaha Lincoln Hastings Oxford to San Francisco with a fast Los Angeles link. Tourist sleepers depart Thursday and Saturday from Omaha Lincoln Fairmont Hastings Holdrege to San Francisco. Cars travel via Denver and Salt Lake City for daylight views of the Rockies. Free 40 page folder California Tours 1901 02. J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Neb.

California Burlington Californiia Ia Omaha Lincoln Hastings Oxford San Fracisco Wymore Superior San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Rockies J. Francis Genen Neb

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