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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

1

Stirring Up Animals Great Indoor Sport in Red Cloud

Sheriff McDaniel and aides marshal a courtroom show of penalties amid crowded jails and busy courts. Reports describe vagrants chained for the road, drunks fined or jailed, two Scottshill women held on whiskey charges, and a bootlegger fined after a Union Pacific car burglary. A juvenile case and a federal whiskey charge add to a chaotic week as the Telegraph weighs publishing dockets next issue. Bob High is nabbed at Kimball.

McDaniel Decarops Martin Scottsplu Ittte Edge of Red Cloud Huff Bowman McDaniels Grace Telegraph McCleneghan Scottshilll Womaun Sidney Bastise Chambers Lad Union Pacific Potter North Uhatte Cheyenne Sunnybrook Bob High Kimrball

Fr Shepherd assists voicing his variety store visit

Cool West traveled to Kimball on Thursday to assist Father Shepherd in voicing his variety store. Mr Shepherd will travel to Sidney to help his son Arlo in the meat market.

Cool West Kimball Fr. Shepherd Mr. Shepherd Sidney Arlo

Cheyenne County Wheat Lead Sparks Nebraska Record

Cheyenne County raised one eleventh of all Nebraska wheat last year while Grab organized a small fund to support farming efforts and upset the local sod.

Cheyenne County Nebraska

Hougland and Johnson Take Drive to Sidney from Sund Ranches

Nels Hougland and Mous Johnson drove up to Sidney from the Sund ranches on Thursday. The scene referenced Mix-1-Tine tonic and local shop names Western Drug Co and OSBORN GARAGE appear as backdrop details of the trip and commerce.

Nels Hougland Mous Johnson Sidney Sund Ranches Western Drug CO

Farmers Pay For Hens And Springs At Sidney Creamery

Farmers offered five cents for hens and springs and ten cents for old consignments at The Sidney Creamery in a local notice.

THE Sidney Creamery

Illustration of Fordson Tractor Demonstration in Sidney

Dealers from thirty six western Nebraska and south Dakota converged on the Sidney Motor Company for a Fordson tractor implements demonstration. R H E Rogers hosted a full day event from nine in the morning to five in the afternoon with instructions on tool qualities and usage by an instructor from Herring Motor Company Des Moines Iowa aided by five other wholesale and factory representatives. A Union Pacific banquet closed the successful day.

Nebraska South South Dakota Sidney Motor Company Rhe Rogers Fordson Herring Motor Company Des Moines Iowa Union Pacific

A Terrible Mishap For Stealing Ride

A 23 year old tramp trying to steal a ride in an auto with an off dealer at Sidney made a faulty move and was injured. He swung from a moving train and both legs were severed between the thigh and knee. The engine was detached and rushed to Cheyenne to aid him, sparing his life but costing the railroad time and money. The piece ends with a plea to stop cussing the railroad.

Potter Sidney Soulless Corporation Cheyenne

Methodist Shower Mighty Wet One

A Methodist basement shower last Wednesday evening proved beneficent with a beautifully furnished kitchen and dining room funded by free will offerings from the public. The event also provided a pleasant social time for all attendees.

Local and Personal News From Bridgeport and Surroundings

Bert Scott of Bridgeport was in towns Sunday and transferred for Kimball. J C Clark now runs the Battery Service Station at the Osborn Garage. Nick Ladegard returned last Saturday from a week long visit in the east. He left his wife and baby to visit relatives in Omaha Councl Bluffs and Loup City. Goldwyn Doran and Elmer and Waine Gradbill returned to Lincoln after Fremont convention and visited Roy Greenlee, a University student, over the weekend. Mrs St F Wood stayed with sister Mrs W J Perry from Saturday to Tuesday as she returned to Overton after wintering with relatives in Cheyenne.

Nick Ladegard Omaha Councl Bluffs Loup City Goldwyn Doran Elmer and Waine Gradbill Lincoln Fremont Roy Greenlee St. F. Wood W. J. Perry Overton Nebraska Cheyenne

Somerville Couple Note Cheyenne County Edge

Mr and Mrs Marvy Selch live in Somerville Missouri where only a light snow fell this winter. They say everything is green and acknowledge Cheyenne County has its advantages over other places.

Marvy Selch Somerville Missouri Cheyenne County

Mrs Kerschner and infant at A A Rudd residence

Mrs. Alice Kerschner and her baby are staying at the home of A A Rudd after she recovered from complications of influenza. The illness cost her husband and she remains unsure about her future plans.

Alice Kerschner Baby A. A. Rudd

Large passenger transfers between depots after four oclock

Daily transfers between the two depots are heavy, especially after the Burlington train from the north arrives around four. About one hundred passengers were moved on Monday, the figure rising as the largest bus was out of service and more people walked.

Burlington

Dr W M Kimpston Dentist Sidney Nebr

A brief notice identifies Dr. W. M. Kimpston as a dentist operating in the Neu Bauer Building in Sidney, Nebraska.

W. M. Kimpston Neubauer Bldg Sidney, Nebr

Manne Battery Service Station

Manns Battery Service Station at Brewer Building offers expert battery work and service for vehicles and equipment in the city area.

Mann’s Brewer Building

Lambert Thompsett 15th Gold Star in county

Lambert Ho Thompsett eldest son of Mr and Mrs Will Thompsett born near Sidney Nebraska July 3 1? and died at Camp Funston of scarlet fever January 25 th aged twenty seven years six months and twenty two days married in Council Bluffs Iowa August 19 1909 to Minnie Triddleston survived by wife and parents funeral with Masonic and soldier honors held at the Masonic hall Greenlawn burial.

William Thompsett Lambert Lambert Ho Thompsett Will Thompsett Sidney Nebraska Tno Camp Funston Migs Minnie Triddleston Masonic Hall Kenneth Agnew JoJn Langston Jed Henry Jones Albert Greenlee Frank Schroeder Kenneth Gussett Fred Studt Paul Martin Gary Greenlawn

Federal Road Plans Post Route Expansion

Postmaster McIntosh reports a State Engineer request to map county post routes from Sidney. A major Federal State road project may cover seventy percent of mail routes, signaling near term improvements. The Telegraph hires a new printer, Winston Laverne Stafford, seven pounds, strong lungs, and lively arrival. his parents intend to keep him.

McIntosh State Engineer Sidney Telegraph F. O. Stafford Stafford Winston Laverne Stafford

Mrs. Anna Emerick Returns Home After Crisis Relief

Mrs Anna Emerick comes back to Alliance from her mother Mrs C D Chambers home where she stayed during a recent crisis. Sgt Allen Chambers also leaves for his New Jersey camp after a furlough that ended upon his mother in law's improvement.

Anna Emerick Alliance C. D. Chambers Sergeant Allen Chambers New Jersey

Mrs Schroeder and family visit in Denver

Mrs Herman Schroeder and her son Herman traveled to Denver last Friday evening for a pleasant two day visit with Mr and Mrs Harold G Law returning Monday Mrs Law accompanied them for a brief visit A letter from Mrs E Swan renewing her Telegraph subscription notes Mr Swan remains in France with no easy release Stockton California home location mentioned

Herman Schroeder Herman Denver Harold G. Law E.’. Swan The Telegraph

Notable North River trio in Sidney visit

C. C. Nelson Carl Wagoner and Asa Remsburg of the North River country were in Sidney Monday among the curlest citizens of the old big Cheyenne County.

C. C. Nelson Carl Wagoner Asa Remsburg North River Country Sidney Monday Big Cheyenne County

Miss Rose McFadden Heads to Omaha and Chicago

Miss Rose McFadden departed Monday for Omaha and Chicago to study the season's millinery, pursuing fashion research and design trends.

Rose McFadden Omaha Chicago

For Sale Wheat Land By W Hornaday

For sale half section of fenced land with part under cultivation. Will sell on crop payment plan with a small down payment and 5 percent interest on deferred payments. Co. W. Hornaday.

Co. W. Hornaday

Local notes highlight civic and family moves

Joseph Oberfelder attends AO Uo Wo of America activities in Chicago. Mr and Mrs WE McKiernan depart for Omaha with their young son Adair for medical care. Dr Campbell travels to Rochester Minnesota for extensive dental treatment. Judge Chambers buys land on West Lincoln Highway planning a house as weather allows. Farmers Union Elevator reopens with C J Osborn delivering the first wheat load. Jo McNish of the American Bank visits for city business. Mrs Wink returns from Rochester after a month with three major operations and is promised full recovery.

Farmers Union C. J. Osborn Jo McNish The American Bank Tto Wink Rochester Minnesota Wink

Judge McLenagahan’s Turkey Stolen From Pen

A theft report states Judge McLenagahan’s large turkey was taken from his pen overnight. The crime appears brazen as the county sheriff lives nearby and no clue such as a wishbone remains.

Knox in Dix suffers eye injury from stove blast

S Knox of Dix faced a painful eye accident when stove lids blew off and coal and flame blinded him. It is believed a fouled shell may have been mixed with the coal, causing the severe injury and requiring medical consultation.

S. Knox Dix Rint

Jones sells four Sidney homes to move to Portland

This week Eh A Jones sold his four Sidney residence properties as part of a plan to liquidate Cheyenne county interests and relocate to Portland Oregon where his daughter Mrs W W Jordan resides. Mrs Jones is already there and may stay.

Eh. A. Jones Sidney Cheyenne County Portland Oregon W. W. Jordan Jones

Brakeman Robbed in Union Pacific Yard Near Depot

A brakeman in the Union Pacific yards west of the depot was held up Sunday night. His purse with considerable money and his watch were stolen. A clue is being followed and police expect to apprehend the thief. Dr Kimpston Dentist. Phone 12.

Union Pacific

Firemen's Meet A Great One

Tobin returned Sunday from the State Volunteer Firemen's Association at Fremont and reports the meet the best yet. Members from Std nes's Band joined the Alliance band and attended as guests of various cities. The three day gathering featured strong music, a re-elected treasurer, and a banquet. The next convention names Scotts Bluff as 1920 host, mid winter.

Tobin State Volunteer Firemen’s Association Fremont Stdnes Alliance Band Elmer Grahill Goldwren Doran Mr. Whaley Blaine Grahill Glenn van Gorder Jim Davis Mr .Tobin Allianes Lincoln Omuine Mutual Aid Department Alliance Yolhin The Pathfinder Association Cheyenne County Frank McWhelvie Scotts Blu

Osborn Battery Station Offers Rented Units During Repairs

We have rented batteries for you to use while we repair or recharge yours. Osborn Battery Station provides temporary power solutions, allowing customers to swap or borrow charged cells as services continue.

Osborn Battery Station

Also Mentioned on This Page

Republic Osborn Garage Ene the American Bank Sidney, Nebraska Jesse C. McNish GEO R. Buckner John W. Graham B. Taylor J. W. Johnson L. C. Opper C. F. Brown Fordson Tractor Methodist Shower Bert Scott Bridgeport J .C. Clark Lambert Thompsett Joseph Oberfelder AO Uo Wo of America WE McKiernan Oiucaha Adair D R Campbell Kimpston Oberfelder ING CO Vath’s Pharmacy L. W. Vath
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