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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1900

Page

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Fort Worth Cattle Convention Draws Five Thousand Delegates

Sidney delegation members C D Lyon Dr Stewitts and J W Harper return from the National Live Stock Association meeting in Fort Worth Texas with praise for Texan hospitality The gathering drew about five thousand delegates and visitors The convention opened with remarks by Chairman Springer Denver Mayor Paddock and Gov Sayers Matt Daugherty delivered a sharp response to welcome remarks and lauded practical business over entertainment The lease of vacant public lands was approved by resolution passed at the session

Messrs C. D. Lyon Stewitts J. W Harper Sidney National Live Stock Association Fort Worth Texas O. D. Lyon Springer Denver Paddock Sayers Matt Daugherty Matt Commercial Club

To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Label

Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet claiming cure for colds in one day with 25 cent price. Promises refund if not effective and notes genuine tablets bear L. B. Q. on each piece.

Fine Hall Safe 24x24x30 Inches For Sale

Safe in good condition offered for sale at a bargain. Contact this office for details and to arrange purchase.

Land Auction Advise in Sidney Areas

Real estate spots in Morrow Addition and Clarkson's 2nd Addition Sidney are offered with reasonable lease terms. Town lots with water access touted, plus bargains on land as market emphasizes low prices while cattle prices stay high.

Morrow Clarkson Sidney

County Commissioners Set 1900 Budgets and Appointments

The board approved payments and offices for county and district courts and prisoner care totaling 13 000, plus 3 500 for interest and 8 000 for prior debt. They fixed county officer salaries, appointed Dr A D Stewitts as county physician, and named Wm N Eaton as district 1 overseer. Bids were ordered for stationery and the session adjourned to January 9.

Board of County Commissioners W. Allery Sidney Justice’s Court A. D. Stewitts August Bowman Wm N. Eaton A. Gunson Soldier's Relief Commiission

High School Recital Delights Court House Audience

A Saturday recital by the High School at the Court House drew a large crowd. Miss Kreamer led impersonations readings and performances with Miss McCoy. Misses Alma Britton Rodeene Stuht Hart Daugherty assisted. Receipts near $60 with funds split between Miss Kreamer and the music fund. An upcoming play and another recital are planned.

Court House Miss Kreamer Miss McCoy Miss Clyne Misses Alma Rodeene Britton Anna Stuht Rushie Hart Bertha Daugherty

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised For Croup Cure

A Liberty West Virginia man testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is universally effective against croup and has saved his children, asserting it is the best cough remedy and a sure cure. The advertisement notes it is sold by all dealers.

Union Chamberlain M. W. Fischer Liberty W. Va

Stop Pain with Ballard's Snow Liniment

Advertisement declares Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism neuralgia and other pains by penetrating to the bone and relieving quickly. It promises relief for strains cuts bruises stiff joints and contracted muscles with a dealer guaranteed product priced at 50 cents sold by D J Scanlon.

Ballard D. J. Scanlon

Local notes on residents and business activity in the region

H. H. Libby ships baled hay. J. St. Adams of Potter and Gol. Mac Radcliff of Sidney travel through town on visiting friends eastward. Geo. Sine and Dr. Yarlett trade horses. John Johnson recovers and walks streets again. W. W Young receives a carload of farming implements. Slangon Wilcox Co. seen booming. W. C. Bullock and wife stay on their ranch. Woodman lodge gains members. Roe Slawson reports spring business potential. school praised. Frank Isenberger loses calves to black leg. R. Oberfelder builds calf shod on hog ranch.

Miss Hagen Deuel J.C. Wolfe A. B. Persinger Sidney Slangon-Wilcox Co W.C. Bullock Woodman Lodge Roe Slawson Frank Isenberger Oberfelder

Riverside Reapings Chronicle Local Social Activity

Frank King and J. D. Jordan were seen along the river area in late December and last week, Geo. Beerline and Geo. Elsass visited Riverside friends, while Chas. Elsass called at Johnson's. A Gering visitor hunted mules. Anthony and Marie Johnson with Mrs. J Johnson went to Irving. James Walsh died at Irving on Jan 13 after a long illness. funeral held Jan 15. he had long Cheyenne county ties and led a quiet life.

J. D. Jordan Sand Hills Geo. Beerline Riverside Friends Chas. Elsass Johnson's L. M. Meyer Lisco Friends North Side Geo. Elsass Bert Dolph Johnson’s Gering Anthony and Marie Johnson J. Johnson Irving

Alfalfa Experience From Wilson County Grower

The Kansas Farmer quotes a leading alfalfa grower from Wilson County sharing ground prep tips sowing rate of 20 pounds per acre and light harrowing. He notes mowing twice or thrice first season and early second season with blooms. He describes using lime to dry cure alfalfa stored in a dry room then sprinkled on uncured hay to prevent rain loss. He reports 100 tons harvested with four barrels of lime and seventy five steers on feed thriving on lime cured alfalfa with bright color, leaves preserved, and high palatability.

Kansas Wilson County

Card of Thanks for James Walsh aid

We thank friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of our brother James Walsh. Mrs. Susie P. Wilkins and Robert Walsh acknowledge the kindness from Irving, Nebraska, January 17, 1900.

James Walsh Susie P. Wilkins Robert Walsh Irving, Neb

New Clothing Line Promises Low Prices

DaN Bergman announces a new clothing line with price guarantees to rival any catalogue house, signaling competitive pricing and accessible fashion options.

Railroad grading opens north of town with multiple contracts

Ground was broken Friday on the Alliance-Brush railroad grade as contractors begin rapid work. A W Atkins secures ten miles south of Bridgeport with thirty teams, headquarters at Bridgeport and a commissary building planned. McShane’s forty mile contract joins Atkins toward the state line, while Shepherdson Long handle from the state line to Brush, Colo. O Connor of Weston Iowa leads the Sidney viaduct heavy work with eight miles in Sidney. Owens Bros and D Griffith assemble sections north and south of Sidney with outfits in the coming week.

Alliance-Brush H. Keyner O'Connor Bigsprings Hebert Place Atkins Bridgeport H. McShane Mr. Atkins State Line Shepherdson & Long Brush Colo McShane Higgins Bros A. W. Atkins Sidney Union Pacific Jas. O'Connor Weston Iowa Wm. Studt Will Moore Owens Bros Keyner D. Griffith

Illness Updates From Local Patients At Pacific Hotel

Harry Howard suffers pneumonia while Will Jessen recovers from appendicitis. Charlie Hadley remains stable as Nels Edner shows ongoing improvement. J J Hickey is confined to his room at the Pacific hotel with tonsillitis for several days.

Harry Howard Will Jessen Charlie Hadley Nels Edner J. J. Hickey Pacific Hotel

Homestead final proofs and filings listed

Final proofs show John E. Peterson Potterville and Isaac R. Rassmore Hutchinson in 4-16-53 and 13-18-44 with related land parcels. Homestead filings include John B. Wagoner Irving in 12-19-48, Iva C. Rice Irving in 35-20-48 and 34-20-48, Elizabeth Bowersock Irving in 3-19-48 and 10-19-48, and Chas. C. Morrow Gary in 8w ne 14-18-58 with specified tracts.

John E. Peterson Potter Si Ne Ea Isaac R. Rassmore Hutchinson John B. Wagoner Irving Iva C. Rice Elizabeth Bowersock N Nw Chas. C. Morrow Gary

Buckles Arnica Save Promises Cures at 25 Cents

An advertisement touts Buckles Arnica Save as a universal remedy for cuts burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores chapped hands and skin eruptions with a guaranteed cure. Sold for 25c at W F Bassett's drugstore.

W. F. Bassett

Made Young Again Diet Pill Ad Claims Youthful Rejuvenation

D. H. Turner of Dempseytown Pennsylvania says Dr King’s New Life Pills restore youth with two weeks use claiming to be in his teens again. Advertises pills as vegetable non gripe and priced 25 cents at W F Bassetts drugstore.

Dr. King D. H. Turner Dempseytown W. F. Bassett

For Sale Six Hereford Pull Calves by A Britton

Six half blood and better Hereford pull calves for sale. Calves are old enough for service. Contact A Britton for details.

A. Britton

Wanted a girl for house work in Sidney Nebraska

Classified notice seeks a girl for house work at good wages. Inquiries directed to this office or address box 103 Sidney Nebraska.

Sidney, Neb

Kappler Kline wedding at Kline home near Sidney

A quiet wedding united Lizzie V Kappler and Paul J Kappler at the M M Kline home eight miles southeast of Sidney on Thursday January 11 Elder J W Slingluff officiated. Guests included Elder and Mrs Slingluff and numerous relatives who shared a bountiful dinner and well received presents.

M. M. Kline Sidney Lizzie V Paul J Kappler J. W. Slingluff J. A. Slingluff W. H. Davis Noah Countryman E. J Planck Jacob Cline John Cawley Mary Ullery May Cawley Lila Howard Chas. Ulery Martin Beaning

Sidney Lodge 122 D of H AOUW officers installed

At the last regular meeting of Sidney Lodge No. 122 D of H A O U W the officers were installed including P C of H Mrs Kizzie Daugherty C of H Mrs Ida Gorham L of H Mrs Ella Williams C of C Mrs Julia Scanlon Recorder Mrs Bessie Brennan Financier Mrs Jane Ragan Receiver Mrs Florence Trognitz Usher Mrs Sue Moore O W Philip Nelling

Sidney Lodge No P. C Kizzie Daugherty Ida Gorham Misa Ella Williams Julia Scanlon Bessie Brennan Jane Ragan Florence Trognitz Sue Moore Philip Nelling

Drunk and disorderly case ends with jail for veteran

Justice Tucker handles a drunk and disorderly case after a veteran prisoner slept on the floor of Scanlon's drugstore. The man blamed the night on the destroying angel and was fined ten dollars plus costs before being sent to jail for the night. He quipped about war service in the Philippines and Sydney.

Justice Tucker Bar of Justice Scanlon Phillippines Sidney Hastile

New Meat Market Opening in Neubauer Building

Casper Girmann announces a first class meat market to open next Thursday in the Neubauer building inviting patrons to visit for quality meats and service.

Neubauer Building Casper Girmann

Irish-born James Walsh Dies at 82 in Nebraska Residence

James Walsh aged 82 years and six months died Saturday January 18 1900 at his home near Irving Nebraska He was born in county Down Ireland and came to the United States with siblings to Missouri then Jewell county Kansas before settling in Cheyenne county He lived there ever since The funeral was at Frank Irving's residence with Rev Elmer Wagner officiating and he was laid to rest in Fairview cemetery

Irving Neb James Walsh County Down Belfast Ireland United States Missouri Susie Robert Jewell County Kansas Cheyenne County James Frank Irving Elmer ™ Wagner Fairview Cemetery

Women and Voters Seek Saloons Ban in Bridgeport Precinct

Two petitions filed in Camp Clarke clerk’s office ask commissioners to refuse saloon licenses in Bridgeport and precinct for two years. One petition has 26 voters and the other 25 women signers as wives sisters and mothers. No action was taken.

Camp Clarke Bridgeport

Land transfers and property dealings in regional notices

Henry Neumann and wife sell nw 81 14 47 for 61000 to Eugene McMurry. Ellen Fowler sells Crigler’s addition Redington town lots to Chris Wagner for 60. Jacob Schopp sells sw 25 20 50 for 145 to J D Hagerty. Eline McCarthy sells 26 15 49 for 400 to Lens Gorman. Gorman sells to McCarthy sw and lots 83 and 4 80 15 48 for 400. Josiah Bennett and wife, Lancaster Co, to John M Batchelder, Lee Co DL aw 32 13 47 for 1000. Union Pacific Railroad sells sw 7 18 46 for 477.27. It will pay you to patronize McLean’s bargain counter.

Henry Neumann Eugene McMurry Ellen &. Fowler Chis. L. Wagner Crigler Redington Jacob Schopp J. D. Hagerty Eline McCarthy Lens Gorman Josiah Bennett Lancaster Co John M. Batchelder Lee Co Union Pacific Railroad Daniel HL Muir

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Corral M.A. Daugherty Union Pacific Lands H. H. Libby Riverside Reapings Frank King Dan Bergman Land Office Matters Homestead Buckles Arnica NER Amherst THRIV Marks’ Bros F. A. Meanea Cheyenne Wyo L. D. Stone Sanfrancisco Cal Rose & CO Merchant Tailors OF Chicago Kappler-Kline McLeenon
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