Remains of Charles Doran Arrive for Obsequies
The remains arrived from New York City at 2 a m Sunday, accompanied by Miss Rebecca Doran and Nat Baker of Lusk. Funeral services were held at St. Patrick's church with a large crowd and requiem mass by Rev. Devane. Pallbearers and attendees from out of town included W W Doran, Mrs. Sarah Laing and son Gordon, Nat Baker, Jos Bettendorf, J J Kinney, and others.
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Charles Doran
New York City
Rebecca Doran
Nat Baker
Lusk
Wyo
St. Patrick’s Church
Devane
Anna McFadden
Kimball
C. D. Egaig
John McIntosh
Hiram Baker
Jas. L. McIntosh
M. J. Sanders
Leslie Neubauer
Yollie Williams
A. W. Atkins
Eugene McEvoyr
W. W. Doran
Sarah Laing
Gordon
Chas
Will Whalen
North Platte
Frances Wright
Council Bluffs
Jos. Bettendorf
Cheyenne
J. J. Kinney
W. C. Bullock
H. H. Libby
A. B. Persinger
Lodgepole
Charley Doran 1874 1903 Sidney Native Remembered
The funeral notice recalls Charles E. Doran born February 33, 1874 and died June 7, 1903. A Sidney native since childhood, he rose from student to principal, earned a BA in two years, Phi Beta Kappa, and pursued medicine in New York. His death cast deep sorrow over the community.
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Charles E. Doran
Charley
Sidney
Waddington
New York
Our
State University
United State Land Office
Sidney High School
Phi Beta- Kappa
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
New York City
Columbia University
Remembering a Scholar Charles E. Doran’s Lamented Death
A long memorial tribute honors Charles E. Doran, praised for a noble, scholarly life cut short before graduation. The piece recalls his kindness, steady character, and the deep sorrow of friends and family, invoking comforting prayers and a sense of Victorian reverence for a lost bright mind.
resolutions of the fourth year class of the college of physicians
The Fourth Year Class of the College of Physicians and Surgeons New York City passed resolutions mourning the untimely death of Charles Edmund Doran. The letter to Mr and Mrs Doran expressed grief and esteem for the departed and sympathy for his family. Resolutions note the loss to friends and classmates and direct copies to the family bulletin and University paper. Signed by David UO TwicneELL Milton Rodenheimer Evenett M Hawks January 10 1903.
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College of Physicians of
New York City
College of Physicians and Surgeons
College
Davip Uo, Twicneell
Milton Rodenheimer
Evenett M. Hawks
Thanks for kindness after our bereavement
Edmund Doran and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and support during the death of their son.
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Edmund Doran
Six Room House With Barn and Fifteen Acres
Sale notice offers six room dwelling, barn, well and improvements on fifteen acres. For particulars contact Mrs. M. Bruner in Sidney Nebraska by written inquiry or phone.
Local notices of residents and business shifts in Cheyenne county
Mixed local items list residents workers and visitors including B A Lathrop building a barn W M Fuller in Omaha and various travelers L H Rude George Sager and Sheriff Beatty in town General Funston and aides visiting army posts new fixtures moved to Fiabman Parker Bros store J A Killian to open billiard hall St George Cattle Co leasing land near town and multiple telegraphed family emergencies plus bank director elections and lectures by C A Payne. Thomas H Lawrence cattleman dies in Santa Rosa New Mexico at 51.
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Thomas H. Lawrence
Santa Rosa
New Mexico
Tom Lawrence
Bosler Bros & Lawrence
Pine Ridge
Spotted Tail
Union Pacific Shop Activity and Personnel Changes
James Downey and Chas Minchall have resigned in the U P boiler shops. Fred Lester returns after thirty days illness. Edward Steinfeld resumes after sixty days layoff in U P machine shops. Yanks Robison and Robingon are noted in city and as Union Pacific traveling engineer. Chas Ochsner inspects Burlington pumping station in city. New U P well, two six inch pumps, and new machinery arrive, including large press drills and two lathes. Water softener work progresses with air driven riveting. Foreman A L Roberts and George H depart to Omaha. Lynn Sherwood and Harry Steinfeld substitute. Foreman J R Phelan from Burlington surveys yards for upcoming improvements. Robi Conn and bridge carpenters head to Archer and Hillsdale to build snow sheds after storms.
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James Downey
Chas. Minchall
U. P
Fred Lester
Edward Steinfeld
Reliable
Yank” Robison
Mr. Robingon
Union Pacific
Andy Burg
The
Water Service
J. R. Phelan
Burlington
Robi. Conn
Archer and
Hillsdale
Wyo
Play High Five. Rex McLernon Hosts Merry Friday Night
Friday evening a group of twenty four youths gathered by invitation of Rex McLernon for a high five party. Some were skilled at the game while others learned its tricks amid song and sunshine. After a multi course feast prepared by Rex's mother they departed on the Salle bus, recalling a joyous time and bidding farewell with gushing expressions of happiness. Attendees included Hattie Radcliff Marguerite Stewitts Catherine Sharmer Claribel Oberfelder Alice Dick Ruby Lyon Florence Fuller Grace Wright Nannie Anderson Lora Fuller Esther Urbncb Fannie Bergman Alice Pierce Glenn Wright Clayton Radcliff Ralph Devine Clark Fuller Teddy Wood Everett Sanders Geo Wood Clarence Blaney Ed Brennan Otis Chambers Geo Struthers and Fred King.
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Rex” McLernon
Rex
Blackbirds
Hattie Radcliff
Marguerite Stewitts
Catherine Sharmer
Claribel Oberfelder
Alice Dick
Ruby Lyon
Florence Fuller
Grace Wright
Nannie Anderson
Lora Fuller
Esther Urbncb
Fannie Bergman
Alice Pierce
Glenn Wright
Clayton Radcliff
Ralph Devine
Clark Fuller
Teddy Wood
Everett
Reward for information on stray cattle and whereabouts
Notice states a liberal reward will be paid by the undersigned for information about stray cattle landed EDM or on any part of the animal. The Ladies of Christchurch announce a New England Sapper event at Dr Beebe's residence on Thursday evening January 22 with baked beans brown bread cold ham rolls pickles doughnuts fruit coffee and tea Supper 5 to 9 pm Music during the evening Everyone invited Supper 25 cents.
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M. H. Tobin
Sidney
Christchurch
New England
Co D Lyon Union Pacific Land Agent Sidney Neb
Co D Lyon Union Pacific Land Agent operates a general real estate business in Sidney Nebraska. Specializes in improved ranches grazing lands and irrigated farms. Handles lands under proposed government reservoir sites in any quantity at low prices.
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D. Lyon
Union Pacific Land Agent
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Ando
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L. H. Rude
George Sager
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Louis DeBranner
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Rey Leamer
Funston
Fiabman & Parker Bros
Oberfelder Block
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Bran New
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John Hart
Mattie Washburn
Grace Hart
McDaniel School
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Pacific Coast
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Hampton
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National Live Stock Association
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First National Bank
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M. Ahrens
D. J. Scanlor
B. A. Jones
Chas. Callahan
A. Pease
A. K Greenlee
C D. Easig
Dan Bergman
C. A. Payne
Omaha World-Herald
Chas Ochsner
A. L. Roberts
George H
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Lynn Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
Harry Steinfeld
C.e.harper
J.R. Merifield
Eweler and Optician
Granneman L.ive
Sidney. Nes
Guarantee Fund Life Association
Gus Wellner
J. C. Hudson
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Oberfelder Bldg
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City Meat Market
Charles Troguitz
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