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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
2
A brief railway notice lists items Going South No 301 passenger and Dally No 908 passenger in the same daily car, indicating a paired service or schedule notation with two train or car identifiers.
John Peetz spent last week in Omaha Karl Ruttner of Sundl returned Monday from Denver on business Mrs S M Deiken left for Hastings to visit relatives Mrs S Fishman and daughters returned from a three week visit to Denver Sebert Peters will move here from Wilcox nine miles northwest of town JoC McNish and land seekers from Wisner were in town Milton Ahrens left to Iowa for his father’s death in Lost Nation Anton Rudd and family toured from Ong in a new car bought in Omaha Mr and Mrs Nick Treinen welcomed a granddaughter born to Matthews in Bitter Creek Wyoming on Christmas day Charlie Ravert completed homestead proof before Judge Gap on January 16 with witnesses S A Babb and Emil Adams Charles A Cross of Summers visited sister Bessie Cross and relatives Mrs J W Nelson and sons and Mrs Ed Puttoff and daughter Jeannette left for Wood River to visit family The hospitable home of BA Jones hosted A S Hardy and wife Major Hardy and Mrs O A Lundberg of Denver The county commissioners checked officers and found all shipshape Commissioner Thorstenson began service this week Mrs F Wilson returned from a month’s visit in Boulder Rev A Corbett arrived to spend weeks with family and will officiate Sunday at Christ Church with Holy Eucharist at 11 am and Evening Prayer and Address at 7 30 pm.
Mr and Mrs E I Magnuson of Marquette Nebraska visited here early this week with the lady's brother L Hiscock The couple were wed Wednesday of last week in their hometown and are on a bridal trip, stopping off here.
C P Chambers and W W Chow officiated at the installation of officers for the I O O F and Rebecca lodges in Chappell last Saturday. District Deputy Grand Master Chambers led the ceremony amid a grand good time and a scrumptious spread after the installation.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Keeley recently married at Sidney have arrived in town and begun housekeeping in the southern part. The bride, formerly Miss Judith Olson, was musical superintendent of Sidney schools and is well known locally. Assemblyman L 3B Cary of Reedley California is active in the assembly, pushing the Alien Land Bill to prevent aliens from acquiring California land, reflecting his progressive stance.
With higher temperatures, smudging saved oranges and lemons in California groves after a record cold. Experts estimate about half of the $40,000,000 crop may yet be marketable, noting many groves near San Bernardino and Santa Ana suffered little damage. A thaw did not arrive, and a gradual return to normal conditions is expected. Railroads could lose about $9,000,000 in reduced freight.
In Chicago a United States appeals court refused bonds for Frank M. Ryan FP H Houlihan and William Schupe amid doubts over bond amounts totaling 37 500. Charles N Bean of Minneapolis had 30 000 approved. Bond hearings for labor leaders Wilford B Brown and William J McCain of Kansas City were not presented. District Attorney Miller said further steps would await counsel and a decision on admitting other leaders to bail.
Prisoners are shown marching along to a special train bound for Fort Leavenworth. Mr Ryan leads the line at the front as they depart for the federal prison.
The eighth annual Wyoming Wool Growers association convention in Cheyenne discussed resignations of President J. A. Delfolder and Secretary-Treasurer George Walker, wolf bounty law needs, grazing in forest reserves, and wool tariffs. The National Wool Growers Association held its forty-ninth annual gathering this morning.
Lincoln Jan 16 Attorney C O Whedon former candidate for United States senator in the last primary election died at his home after several weeks illness He was about sixty five years old.
Omaha January 16 report from the customs office in the federal building notes that in the last three months Nebraska farmers imported 600000 pounds of alfalfa seed and 115000 pounds of clover seed.
A Sidney Nebr testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache stiffness and kidney discomfort. Mrs. E T Lehman reports relief after a few doses, noting improved well being. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A New York physician quips that doctors would be bankrupt if not for women’s thin stockings and shoes. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, noting its effectiveness, safety, and pleasant taste with wide reputation. sold by all dealers.
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