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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1909

Page

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Fire at Fishman’s store devastates main block

A Sunday night blaze gutted the two story Fishman north department store and damaged the adjoining Fishman dry goods and Sidney Mercantile Co stock. Firemen fought the flames for hours, with water damaging frames and valuables. only some stock survived water exposure. The event follows a prior large fire that wiped out much of Sidney’s business district a year earlier.

Sidney McDaniel Arch Clinton Fishman’s North Department Store Fishman’s Dry Goods Sidney Mercantile Co Fishman L G. Simon

I O O F Resolutions for Beloved Brother J J Parys

The I O O F records mourn the loss of trusted member Charles Howard Parys. The resolution extends sympathy to his widow and children, vows mourning for thirty days, and orders the note filed in lodge records with copies to the widow. Committee members A K Greenlee and J C Hupson sign.

Knights of Pythias Valiant Lodge K. P J. C. Hudson F. L. van Gorder W.S. Rodman Fred Griffith Henry Snyder Leo Osborn J. C. Baldwin Lloyd Mann Paul Young H. E. Gapen Charles Howard Alwars I. O.O F J J. Parys A. K. Greenlee J. C. Hupson

The Devil at the Opera House Promises Best Show Yet

Patrons say the upcoming performance at the Opera House on January 27 could be the best show in a long time. Early viewers urge others to attend to avoid missing this standout event.

Opera House

Fire Destroys Fishman Store. Removal Sale Aborted

Mr. Keith arrived from Denver to run a removal sale for Fishman this week but a Sunday night fire virtually ruined the store. Dr. L G Simon secured Denver plans for a new fireproof reinforced concrete building on the site. The town laments the blaze yet proceeds with rebuilding. Guernsey Dray operable 24 hours.

Keith Denver Fishman L G. Simon

Eighth Grade and High School Honor Miss Chase in Sidney

The eighth grade and high school held a reception in Miss Chase's honor at the auditorium. Teachers and school board members attended, with toasts to each class. A bracelet was given as thanks for her faithful teaching. Grace McMullan from Omaha will replace her.

Miss Chase Cline Irving Oberfelder Ethel Wright Glen VanGorder Russell Dedrick Don Ahrens J. L. McIntosh W. R B. Pate Sidney Clayton Radcliff Josephine Bharmer Mona Corbett Amt Chambers Ed Lane Grace McMullan Omaha McMullan Caimes University of Missouri University of Nebraska Alliance R. F. Hudson L. F. Costello C. Lobb Shoemaker R. G. McConnell L. G Howard

Davenport Visitors Laud Sidney Prosperity

H. H. Davenport of Pomfret Connecticut and his son L B H Davenport of Conad visited on Thursday. Davenport Jr. owns a tract of land north of Sidney over the Colorado line, bought twenty three years ago but only now seen. He complimented Sidney on its prosperity and its fine new buildings.

H. H. Davenport Pomfret Conn L. BH. Davenport Conad Mr. Davenport Jr Sidney Colorado Line Mr. Davenport

Widdifield Stock Cp Show Draws Crowd

A brisk invitation to visit the Widdifield Stock Cp exhibition promises spectators a chance to witness lively displays and perhaps rare moments as attendees explore the event.

Widdifield Stock Cp

local visitors and social notes from chappull weekend

J J Parka attended the I O O F installation in Chappull on Saturday then returned Sunday with Miss Florence who had stayed two weeks. John Hul a and his brother Henry Hull of Fairbury Nebraska visited town. Henry recently returned from Germany and praised the western region's growth potential.

J. J Parka Chappull Mr. Parka Florence John Hula Weyerts Henry Hull Fairbury Nebraska Henry Old Country Germany

Advertised Letter List for Sidney Nebraska 1909

Unclaimed letters remaining at the Sidney post office as of January 22 1909 include Borns Poly Ross Hughes Al Payne M A Tappan Jesse Payne JC Lamb Tom Thurston Nicko Karavelson nie White Mia and Min E McLernon postmaster notations indicate advertised status and request callers to mention the notice

Sidney Neb Sidney Borns Poly Ross Hughes al Payne M A Tappan Jesse Payne JC Lamb Tom Thurston Nicko Karavelson Nie White

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