Proceedings of Cheyenne County Commission 1913
County commissioners of Cheyenne County Nebraska meet at Sidney Court House with minutes from January 14 and 15 read and approved. Officials listed include Nels Tientsen as chairman and H T Doran as county clerk. The board adjourns to February 4 1913 with precinct lists for Eagle Sidney Union Valley Davison and names of attendees.
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Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Nels Thorstensen
J. B. Halston
L. R. Barlow
H. T. Doran
Eagle
John Slefer
W. R. Woods
H. S&s. Phillips
Z. B. Gustin
Fred Rehmer
M. Ramella
T. C. Spiker
Oscar Harris
C. M. Johnson
William Schwartz
J. E. Nelson
John McCleveghan
E. L. Uptegrove
J. Sweet
D P. Ells
W. T Robbins
RR. BE. Jackson
Leopold Rezanina
L B. Hiscock
Isaac Jones
Roy E. Nelson
Nick Freinen
Albert Juedes
F .A. Jack
Fred Wetzel
James Worden
Henry Leichty
Union Valley
G H. Ruehter
Frank X. Rihn
John Hinrichs
John C Jurgens
H R. Clough
Davison
William E. Edwards
A. J Davison
John J Brown
Henry Mayer
County Commissioners Adjourn and Schedule Jury Draw
Cheyenne County Nebraska meetings adjourned January 16 1913 with reports approved for County Treasurer Simon Fishman County Clerk H T Doran and County Superintendent Edith Stark. Officials ordered sale of old buildings on block 37 Sidney and names drawn for February 1913 district court petit jury across multiple precincts.
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Simon Fishman
H. T. Doran
Edith M. Stark
Sidney
Petit Jury
H. P. Petersen
J. L. Spitzbart
Trognitz
Joseph Benlish
John Johnson
Lodgepole
John Franss Oel Schad
L. Watson
John Jeni
George Minshall
J. B. Campbell
B. B. Brown
Victor Wise
Fred Lehmuhl
Colton
M. M. Herbert
Jonn C. Jurgens
G. M. Higgins
Beauchamp to Deliver Popular Sidney Lecture
Lou J Beauchamp set to give a first class popular lecture in Sidney this season. Audiences praise his wit and strong delivery with hundreds of press notices supporting his impact. An influential citizen calls his presence entertaining from start to finish. Admission 35 cents, children 25 cents.
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Sidney
Beauchamp
Woman's club enjoys humorous afternoon session
The B. M. S. Club met Saturday at Mrs Oosterhoudt's for a relaxed humorous afternoon. Miss McFadden presided in Mrs Hall's absence, with Mrs Swan as secretary pro tem. Table talk led by Mrs Dawson featured quotations from favorite American humorists.
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Woman's Club
Oosterhoudt
Dooley
T. McIntosh
Sidney Livery Thrives With Brown’s Palace Barn
Sidney offers a first class livery through F. E Brown’s Palace Livery. The 122 by 32 foot barn houses 28 double stalls with annex expansion for busy holidays. An auto livery complements horses, with 65 tons of hay stored and a cozy office for transient patrons.
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Sidney
Palace
F. E Brown
Brown
Mrs Berg and her Girls Enjoy Evening At Parsonage
Mrs Berg's Sunday school class of young girls met Monday evening at the parsonage. They held an old fashioned taffy pull with confections and sociality. The girls left encouraged to have a profitable year ahead in their Sunday school work.
Dancing Classes Taken Over By Miss Millie Miles
Miss Millie Miles assumes charge of Miss Anne Radcliffe's dancing class forming two divisions. An adult class on Thursday evening at Ice Plant Hall and a children’s class on Saturday afternoon invite all ages to join.
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Millie Miles
Anne Radcliffe
Ice Plant Hall
Sidney Indians Coast To Wide Win At Kim Ball
The Sidney Indians defeated Kim Ball 34 to 4 last Friday night as Scalps fall short and the team risks exhausting its energy if play does not heat up.
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Sidney Indians
Kimball
Wild horse roams station as No 5 passengers alight
A wild horse with a lariat and saddle flew into a station scene causing passengers to tumble over a park fence in a chaotic arrival. Two men, Perkins and Bolton, intervened roping the animal, narrowly avoiding injuries, and the incident was treated as a harmless diversion.
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No. 5
Perkins and
Bolton
Nineteenth Century Minstrels at Tobin Opera House February 4
A home talent minstrel show called The Nigger Minstrels will perform February 4 at the Tobin Opera House. Forty actors present two hours of sentiment humor and pathos with original, non coarse sketches and bright costumes promising pure entertainment for all.
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Tobin Opera House
Dixie
Library
Epps Finds Fort Cobb Farm for Prospecting
Robert Epps, after selling here and prospecting in the south, has bought stock and leased a farm at Fort Cobb Oklahoma. He notes good crops last year and grass green year round, claiming the location to be suitable for his plans.
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Reed
Beebe
Secretary of the Interior
Robert Epps
Fort Cobb
Oklahoma
Fruit by Parcels Post Displays Fresh Citrus
B A Jones of the First National Bank shows an assortment of grape fruit lemons and oranges sent by parcels post from California. Ole Nelson, wintering in California, reports no frost damage in Oakland where the fruits were gathered. Jones says he is glad to be remembered by Nelson for Cheyenne County support.
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B. A. Jones
First National Bank
California
Ole Nelson
Nelson
Orland
Mr. Jones
Cheyenne County
Launer's Pharmacy Succeeds D. J. Scanlon in Town
Pharmacy notice announces Launer's replaces D. J. Scanlon as local drugstore provider. Details include new ownership and continued prescription service for residents.
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Launer's Pharmacy
D. J. Scanlon
Bakery orders in correct sequence for cake line
A bakery stresses processing orders in proper sequence for the cake line. The note emphasizes orderly workflow and assembly to avoid mix ups during production.
Mrs E Kruse Hosts 1912 Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs E Kruse entertained the 1912 Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon in her gracious home. The ladies enjoyed a dainty afternoon as part of their weekly meeting.
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E. Kruse
Obstructions removed sewer project moves to bids
A notice to contractors calls for bids by February 28 for a long delayed sewer system. Ground for a disposal plant was leased from Union Pacific for five years with renewal options, avoiding condemnation costs. Engineers Grant and Fulton estimate total cost at 20 720 dollars, with work to begin in March and details listed in the notice.
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Union Pacific
L. Neubauer
Grant & Fulton
Lincoln
Railroad Notes Highlight Local and Visiting Railway Personnel
W S Allen of Omaha and Charlie Weirs of North Platte visited Sidney while Burnett and Fred Stevens worked in Denver and Mick filled for Joe Fine at the freight house. Operators Kelly and Sampson swapped roles. Hamilton covered Kelly expectations. Sidneys crews welcomed Jack Guynen and other railroad men. No 18 ran eight hours late aiding North Platte workers. Arthur Al Anderson and Alex Campbell were in town on business. a group including Harry Runge Bill Riggs K J Trognitz J E Costello Bob Dyke Ed Bailey and Gene Cramer joined Thursday trip south to North Platte to assist operations.
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Charlie Weirs
North Platte
Burnett
Denver
Fred Stevens
Nathan Mick
Joe Fine
Kelly
Sampson
Hamilton
W. J. Scanlon
Omaha
Kansas City
Jack Guynen
Sidney
Alliance
Harry Runge
Bill Riggs
K. J. Trognitz
J. E. Costello
Jeff
Matt
Bob Dyke
Ed Bailey
Gene Cramer
Potter Teachers Association Highlights New School House
At the Potter teachers association last Saturday Mrs. Stark County Superintendent was Sidney’s sole representative while the state superintendent was slated to speak. Superintendent Delzell delivered a strong address in the fine new Potter school house making the meeting a splendid event.
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Potter
Teachers’ Association
Stark
Sidney
Delzell
Farewells to Miss Radcliffe Mark Week of Events
Mrs. Cicero Allen hosted a Wednesday dinner for Miss Anne Radcliffe followed by Miss Jane Jones hosting a Thursday luncheon and Mrs. McCleneghan organizing a Friday card party in honor of the popular young lady.
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Miss Radcliffe
Cicero Allen
Anne Radcliffe
Jane Jones
Local Marriage Notices From County Judge Office
Hazlett and Lila Riddle of Denver wed January 18. Isaac Sutton and Sadie Wieg ers of Lodgepole wed January 22. Elliott of Denver and Emma Renschler of Evansville Indiana wed January 23. Lester McManus and Marie Lewis of Broadwater united in marriage by Reverend Hayes.
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Hazlett
Lila Riddle
Denver
Gapen
Sutton—Wiegers
Isaac C. Sutton
Sadie Wiegers
Lodgepole
Elliott—Renschler
W R. Eluott
Emma Renschler
John Renschler
Evansville
Indiana
McManus
Lewis
Lester McManus
Misa
Marie Lewis
Broadwater
Hayes
Births Reported for Pettit and Walsh Families
Born, to R. W. Pettit and wife, January 19 a boy. Born, to Henry Walsh and wife, January 18 a girl.
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R. W. Pettit
Henry Walsh
Gilmore Concert Company at Tobin Opera House Tonight
Tobin Opera House managers announce Gilmore Concert Company appearing tomorrow night at 8 30 odd. single date booked with 25 35 and 50 cent prices. Program features De Part 1 March Spirit of Independence Holtzman selection Jacinta and more with vocal and instrumental numbers. Mrs Andrew Lindberg reports husband returned from Omaha, improving enough for home care with nurse Ericson supervising.
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Gilmore Concert Company
Tobin Opera House
Holzman
Jacinta
A. G. Robyn
Rolla
Hall
Wallace
Andrew Lindberg
Omaha
Miss Ericson
Lindberg
Mrs Griffith Leads Domestic Science Class Attendance
Mrs Griffith instructed the domestic science class last Friday with eleven students in attendance.
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Proceedings OF the County Commissioners
Lou J. Beauchamp
Sidney—Kimball
Coultaus
New York Herald
A.N. Reed
The
Forceps
Nigger Minstrels
Mr. Epps
C. W. Hornaday
Wor Furctée
Railroad Notes
W. S. Allen
Arthur AL. Anderson
Milwaukee
Alex Campbell
San Pedro
the Board of County Commissioners
G. ('. Edens
T. J
R. N Perkins
District Court
Hazlett—Riddle
Part
Verdi
Kell
Trombone
Pyrenees
Dr. Conway
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