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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
4
J W McDaniel of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for re election as Sheriff of Cheyenne County subject to democratic voters will at the primary on Tuesday August 17 1909 He seeks continued duty in county law enforcement and support from local voters.
P H Barrett of Colton Neb declares as a Republican candidate for Cheyenne County Sheriff at the August 17 1909 primary. Clyde Lancaster of Sidney Neb states he will seek the Democratic nomination for Sheriff at the same August 17 1909 primary.
James Tucker of Sidney Nebraska announces as a non partisan candidate by petition for re election to the office of County Judge Cheyenne County at the general election to be held November 2 1909.
H T Doran of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for re election as County Clerk subject to Republican voters at the primary to be held Tuesday August 17 1909 in Cheyenne County.
Statement notes selection process for County Treasurer. The Democratic party voters in Cheyenne county express preference by ballot in the primary to be held August 17, 1909. W. B. Woop Weyerta, Neb.
Evita H Morrison of Lodgepole Nebraska declares as a non partisan candidate by petition for re election to the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction at the general election to be held November 2, 1909.
H Bettendorf of Sidney Neb announces candidacy for Cheyenne County County Judge. He notes a new law makes the office nonpartisan and seeks support from all parties at the general election on Tuesday November 2 1909.
L R Barlow of Lodgepole Nebraska declares candidacy for the First Commissioner District of Cheyenne County subject to Republican voters at the county primary on Tuesday August 17 1909.
For Commissioner, Third District. Democratic primary on Tuesday August 17 1909 to approve Louis Brorr of Sextorp Neb as candidate for Cheyenne county office.
The Coroner candidate C. M. Wincut of Sidney Nebraska seeks re election in Cheyenne County with the county primary set for August 17 1909. A storm across Iowa Missouri and the eastern state caused washouts and travel disruption severally, damaging farm lands and forcing river flooding.
Mr and Mrs Chase visited Raymonds then traveled to Sidney and Bridgeport for their trip home. Mabel Martin stayed with former schoolmates Julia and Mina Ribno. Ollie Anderson plans evening departures to Dalton possibly visiting a brother. Misa Webster and Mrs Skilton, visiting a brother, left for the east last week. All went to Dalton on July 3 for a pleasant time and a jovial promise of a merry-go-round. The ball game be-
Miss Lottie Raymond visited Scotte bluff last Saturday. Tom Perkins his sister Callie and Sophia Gould spent Sunday at Chest nut ranch. Rhoda Bancroft returned from Sidney Sunday and will stay at her home near Higgins.
Dalton A J Kinnersley is detained in Lewis Iowa by ilineaa but expects to return soon. C W Handley traveled to Denver on business. Emil Andreen has a grain stalk with thirty two heads. Mr Smith and Mr Ware visited friends in Dalton Saturday. Sidney people visited Dalton for the fourth. George Kinnersley met his wife and son in Dalton. Mrs Finn of Simla visited Dalton and traveled to Sidney. C W Handley and son Jack Beal and others spent the fourth in Sidney. Miss Kennedy and Miss Price from Dalton work in local firms. Olive Anderson and Elia Iverson of Dalton wed in Sidney. The ball game vs North divide ended in a Dalton loss. Jack Beal won the foot race with Bill Harte second. Mac Radcliffe pony won first with Adams second.
Mrs Herman H Schroeder of Sidney Nebraska reports severe back pain and dizziness ease after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She claimed improvement after two boxes and notes the pain has not returned. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
The Weekly Inter Ocean promotes a one year combination paper and newspaper bundle for 175 dollars. This special price packages both publications together for readers seeking full year access.
Department of the Interior Land Office North Platte Nebraska announces a contest by Thomas B. Howerter against homestead entry by Charles E. Overman for lots 1 2 3 4 in a 1908 entry. The contest cites lack of actual residence and cultivation with hearings set for April 0 1909 before County Judge James Tucker and a final hearing Sept 3 before the US Land Office officials. Due diligence showed personal service impossible. publication ordered.
State of Nebraska Court orders a hearing on July 31 for Wesley Seda to be named administrator of Antonie Krupicka estate. Notice to heirs and interested persons published in The Sidney Telegraph for three consecutive weeks. Judge James Tucker signs the order.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court grants a hearing on the final settlement and discharge of administrator R J Tate for the estate of William Murray deceased. The hearing is set for July 31 1900 at 9 o clock a m with notice to all interested, and publication of this order in the Sidney Telegraph for three consecutive weeks. James Tucker County Judge.
An ordinance approved June 25 1909 by Chairman Swan Deprick and Clerk Lesnit Nevnaurn imposes 25 mills total levy in Sidney Nebraska. The taxes fund general revenue 10 mills electric light 5 mills water principal 1 mill and water interest 9 mills, collected for the village treasury per state law.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Sidney Loan and Building Association will be held in the Directors' room of the First National Bank on Monday July 12 1909 at 7 o'clock p.m. for the election of directors and other business. The polls will be open between 7 40 and 7 40 p.m. President August Ghanneman and Secretary Lesir Neubauer.
Edith M Poster formerly Edith M Davison of Ickes Neb has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a claim to EB 484 for NW1, section 8, township 16 north range 5 west. Witnesses John Eckert Wyram Eckert Edward Walsh James McNulty all of Ickes Neb. before James Tucker county judge at Sidney Neb on July 9 1900. Register JE Evans.
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