District Court Adjourned Term Adjudicates Several Cases
The adjourned session before Judge Grimes opened Monday January 15. Docket lengthy with few cases reached. Key outcomes include Oscar Grieser versus Ethel Grieser granted divorce and child custody to father Roscoe five and Clifford sixteen months. Patterson versus Waldo netting Patterson a judgment of 173.85 and lien for 318 against Union Pacific roadbed. Decree of foreclosure issued in Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association versus Leroy H. and Mabel A. Matlock with nine months stay. New trial motions in Brewer versus Burlington Railroad and Hall against Burlington Railroad postponed or reserved. Gatzemeyer versus Applebaum judgment rendered with sale. Further details on Richard Hamann reported in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
J. J. Halligan
Walter Moagland
Richard Hamann
Oscar Grieser
Ethel Grieser
Roscoe
Clifford
Mabel A. Matlock
Clarkson
Sidney
Defendents
Brewer
Hall
Burlington Railroad
W. J. Gatzemeyer
Joseph P. Applebaum
Robert O. Ray
Legal Notices Summary of Civil Docket Items
Mond versus Alfred D Hall quies the title in the plain tiff. F E Brown versus Union Pacific Railroad Company deed ordered. Lyle Lough versus Oscar Grieser dismissed at cost to plaintiff. Hamman versus Hamann divorce case dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Brown
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lyle Lough
Oscar Grieser
Hamman Vs. Hamann
Sidney Residents Attend Denver Stock Show
W. R. Wood Milton Ahrens and Horace Moore were among Sidney people who attended the Denver Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wood
Milton Ahrens
Horace Moore
Sidney
Denver
Burlington Depot at Dalton Burns With Family in Escape
The Dalton depot burned to the ground at 9 Tuesday morning. Agent Maddox, his wife and baby living above the depot escaped with their lives. Loss estimated around $1,000 with no insurance. Sparks from an engine under the platform are suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Maddox
Swenson Returns From Western Trip With Irrigation Plans
Joseph M. Swenson came home last Saturday after a three week tour of Washington and California. He backs irrigation schemes promising future profits and witnessed the opening of the Methow Valley Bank in Pateros where he serves as vice president. Also present were former Nebraskans. Swenson will keep Sidney as his home. Mr. and Mrs. E J Hayes and daughter returned from Kimball Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Swenson
Washington
California
Domestic Science Class C Hosts Meats Cooking Lesson
Sidney High School Domestic Science Class C met at Mrs. Trognitz home for meat preparation instruction. She demonstrated flouring seasoning cooking methods including baking and smothering then escalloped oysters. A luncheon of escalloped oysters pickles bread fruit frappe and cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Witters and son acquire local livery business
S. P. Witters and son Harry buy the livery stock and feed business from S. C. Boone at the Stone Barn. They will operate a general dray and transfer line in connection. The new owners promise fair and courteous treatment and anticipate success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Witters
Harry
S.C. Boone
Stone Barn
Sidney man C L Ivey in town this week
C L Ivey of Sidney has spent the greater part of the week in Sidney, staying in the city for visits and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ivey
Sidney Draw
Sidney
Last and Best Number High School Lecture Course
The Strollers Quartette and Bell Ringers visit High School Auditorium on Saturday January 20 1912. The company is praised for cultured soloists blended voices and humor with E C Parmenter impersonations on stage. San Francisco fans saw crowded houses. ticket prices listed as 1.00 and 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Parmenter
San Francisco
Special Cheyenne Delegation Visits Sidney Rail Yard
Special car 611 carried a Cheyenne Industrial Club delegation to Sidney to escort U P agents and traffic managers to Cheyenne for a Plains Hotel banquet. The 102 mile trip took two hours five minutes amid yard changes and improved passenger service. Fireman Nick Snelling suffered bruises after slipping on an icy engine step near Bronson and was treated in Sidney before transfer to Cheyenne hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
C.N. Potter
Col. E. W. Stone
A. D. Kelly
J. L. Thomas
Capt
W. K. Hart
William Daber
Claude Draper
Charles Hirzig
C. B. Irwin
G. P. Johnston
A. D. Johnson
Charles Riner
E. R. Breisch
W. C. Dening
Wyoming Tribune
Alex Hastie
U. P
Monroe
Charles Lane
Plains Hotel
Commercial Club
Here
Nick Snelling
Bronson
E. R. Briesch
Adams Moon Wedding Ties Sidney Pair
Howard A. Adams wed Princess Moon on January 11 in Fort Collins at relatives home. Moon from Lansing Michigan, had acted in Fort Collins theater where Adams once co owned. They arrived in Sidney Monday, staying with Mrs. Kelly, and receive many congratulations from The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Adams
Fort Collins
Sidney
Mrs. Adams
Kelly
Telegraph
Stikker and Randall Wed in Dalton Justice Office
Tonyes Stikker and Hannah Randall both of Dalton were married by County Judge Gapen at his office on Friday afternoon January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stikker
Randall
Tonyes Stikker
Hannah Randall
Dalton
Gapen
Death of Ernest Stuht in Los Angeles at 69
Word came Monday of the death of Ernest Stuht in Los Angeles California after a brief illness. He was a brother of the late Wm Stuht of this city and uncle of Mrs Lloyd Mann Mrs Leo Osborn Ernest and Fred Stuht. He lived in Sidney briefly after his brother's death and was a prominent resident of Omaha for forty six years. He left Omaha for Los Angeles last November living with his daughter Mrs L E Kneale. The remains were taken to Omaha for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stuht
Los Angeles
Calif
Stuht
Wm. Stuht
Lloyd Mann
Leo Osborn
Ernest
Fred Stuht
Sidney
Omaha
Frank P Hanlon Omaha capitalist dies in city
Frank P Hanlon a prominent Omaha financier died in Omaha last Sunday. In 1877 he lived in Sidney and worked for the Union Pacific as a special agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Hanlon
Omaha
Mr. Hanlon
Sidney
Union Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mond
Alfred D. Hall
R. Hamann
State of
Nebraska
Devoe
Leroy Martin
Alice Rufenacht
Hamann
H. E. Mantor
J. W. McDaniel
State Penitentiary
Robin Hood
Gus Buckingham
Laramie County
Wyoming
Burlington
E. J. Hayes
Kimball
Williams
Indianapolis News
Railroad Notes
Round House
Niland
E. D. Worden
Adams-Moon
C. W. Hornaday
Qberfelder Clothing Co
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