Village Trustees Meet in Regular Session July 5 1912
The Board of Village Trustees met in regular session on July 5 1912 with J J McIntosh L G Simon L D Funding stand and Gus Wellner present Minutes were read and approved Bills were allowed including road and general fund items The Sidney Telegraph and State Journal Co were listed for printing and sewer bonds A weed cutting ordinance was passed Water Commissioner Blake visited Lodgepole and Chappell with A G Neumann demonstrating a $1200 irrigating pump delivering 4800 gallons per minute A public demonstration was held Monday with about twenty spectators Irrigation pumps are expanding in the Lodgepole valley with several plants in nearby counties R D Wilson of the Kimball Observer visited on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J McIntosh
L G. Simon
L. D. Fundingstand
Gus Wellner
Road Fund Bank
B. L Glenn
Wm. Hulz
R James
Oberfelder & Co
E. Bowman
Sidney Telegraph
State Journal Co
R. A. Blake
Lodgepole
Chappell
A. G. Neumann
Get Pure Ice Described as Essential for Health
An advertisement promotes pure ice as crucial for health comparable to pure food. It claims thorough cleansing yields impurity free ice, guarantees purity, and notes health officer approval. Orders welcome by telephone.
Union Pacific Notes on Track Work and Accidents at Sidney
Rodman D A Rhone spent two days at Kearney as second track work continues from Kimball east. Ballasting between North Platte and Julesburg advances. H G Wells moves to Sidney for a roundhouse post. A motor car tour injures Dr Ward and Dr Manton. Manton unhurt. Bridge gang foreman Herbert Cassidy critically injured by a pile driver. Albert Gade injured in yard accident. optimistic recovery. New time card consolidates many trains west from Omaha. several services rerouted through Julesburg and Green River. Sidney train arrivals revised: Nos 5 3 6 and consolidated services adjusted for new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman D. A Rhone
Kearney
Kimball
North Platte
Julesburg
H. G. Wells
Megeath
Sidney
Round House
R. R Huntley
Pine Bluffs
N. Herring
Mitchell, Neb
Union Pacific
W R. Cahill
W .B. Scott
W B. Tinney
Dr. Ward
Dr. Manton
Colton
Herbert Cassidy
Cheyenne
Albert Gade
Gade
Omaha
Denver
North Plattle
Ogden
Consolidated
Cheyenne County Valuation Figures Reported
Partial figures show actual valuation totals for Cheyenne County with breakdowns for personal property, cattle, sheep, hogs, horses and mules. The document lists several numeric amounts including 6,729,575 and 6,143,265 and a range of animal tallies, suggesting an incompletely legible assessment ledger.
Linen Shower for Sagred Johnson Before Upcoming Marriage
Thursday's event at Mrs Dr B W Frazey's home featured a pink and green themed linen shower for Sagred Johnson ahead of her marriage to E A Krussman of Pocatello Idaho. Guests played word games and music contests, with Miss Grace McFadden and Mrs Leo Osborn among the winners, as items and verses honored the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagred Johnson
E A. Krussman
Pocatello
Idaho
B. W. Frazey
Leo Osborn
Ed Ahrens
Grace McFadden
Miss McFadden
Hach
Stokes
B W. Frazey
Storr
Charles Cradit
Ollie Camblin
Edward Ahrens
Robert Witters
Gene Davis
Grace Dyke
Ferne Johnson
Newt McFadden
Master Wayne Carter Visits Letts Grandparents
Master Wayne Carter of Laramie Wyoming is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Carter
Laramie, Wyo
Fred Letts
Dorcas Society and Methodist Sale Highlight Local Events
Mrs Beebe and Mrs H Moore entertained the Dorcas Society at Mrs Beebe s home on Thursday afternoon. Methodist church ladies plan a home cooking sale in the Granneman building on Saturday afternoon July 20 with their tempting display to help neighbors enjoy relief from cooking in the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Granneman
Yaegle
Mantor Called to Lodgepole for Professional Work
Dr. H. E. Mantor was summoned to Lodgepole yesterday on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Mantor
Lodgepole
4th of July Races Show Winners Across Diverse Events
Results from a July Fourth meet list winners across running events age groups and horse races. Henry Pavlat won the 100 yard dash, F E Jeners took second. Herschel Johnson led the under 12 boys, with Hiram Harper second. Irene Harris won the girls under 12, Julia Armstrong second. P Millett topped the fat men 50 yard dash, with H Schluter second. J C Kennedy won the over forty 50 yard dash, J Lees second. Hicks and Hicks won the three legged race, Grabill and Millett were second. Horse races included Montauk Maids and Montauk Ned in a quarter mile dash. Montauk Gross and Montauk Trix ran a quarter mile by horses never started for money, with Montauk Gross first. Relay races saw the F E Bentley String win, Roy Nelson String second. Races were stopped due to a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pavlat
F. E. Jeners
Herschel Johnson
Hiram Harper
Irene Harris
Julia Armstrong
P. Millett
H. Schluter
J. C. Kennedy
J. Lees
Hicks
Grabill
Millett
J. W. McDaniel
DePriest Brothers
Ed Lowe
Ray Bayne
Pearl
Max Livoni
Baby Lee
J. B. Gallagher
Elston
F. E. Bentley
Roy Nelson
Mrs Claus Edens Dies in Chester Neb Funeral Held
Mrs Claus Edens aged 58 years 2 months 13 days died July 9 at her home in Chester Neb Funeral services were held yesterday at 10 oclock She leaves her husband and six children William F Edens B G Edens G C Edens Mrs Carl Thieman Dalton Neb Mrs Herman Busch Stromaburg Neb and Mrs Gustav Nohren Long View IL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Edens
Dalton, Neb
Chester
Neb
William F
B. G
G. C. Edens
Carl Thieman
Herman Busch
Stromaburg
Gustav Nohren
Long View
Harris and Cradit to Marry in Westboro Missouri
Announcement cards report the marriage of J Will Harris to Lena A Cradit. They will be at home in Westboro Missouri after August 1. Miss Cradit formerly of Sidney. Friends here offer hearty congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Will Harris
Lena A. Cradit
Westboro
Miss Cradit
Sidney
Conkey's Poultry Book Free With Ad at Hornaday Store
An offer notes Conkey's Poultry Book is free to anyone who brings this advertisement to C. W. Hornaday, inviting readers to claim the deal at the store. The notice emphasizes the no-cost transfer for eligible customers and directs action to visit the listed merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkey
C. W. Hornaday
Bumper Grain Crop Assured In Cheyenne County Nebraska
The report highlights Cheyenne county in western Nebraska as a thriving, livable area promising prosperity for homeseekers and investors. It notes large wheat, oat, and barley fields, strong cattle trade, abundant water, and improving land values, with harvest aided by recent rains and a dairy of settlers like Jurgens and Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Tom Moore
Iliff
Colorado
Chris Jurgens
John Jurgens
Moore
Illnois
Tows
Stikker
Herman Miller
Weyerts
Neb
Mons Johnson Johnson
Mrs Campbell Hosts Four Course Dinner for Swenson Party
Mrs D R Campbell entertained with a four course dinner in honor of J M Swenson and friends Mrs Ellingsworth Miss Ellingsworth and Burton Ellingsworth. They traveled from Washington en route for an extended visit through the east. The table featured roses and showcased Campbell's renowned hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Campbell
J. M. Swenson
New Weed-Cutting Ordinance Affects Property Owners
The notice informs property owners to cut weeds on streets and alleys adjoining their properties and vacant lots must keep vegetation down. A penalty applies for noncompliance.
Unclaimed Freight at Burlington Railroad Listed Shipper
Unclaimed freight for John Shiner A Van Zyl and O B Pickett must be called for by July 22. If unclaimed, the shipper will be notified. M A Shipman, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
John Shiner
A. van Zyl
O. B. Pickett
Shipper
M. A. Shipman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Village Trustees
R. D. Wilson
Kimball Observer
Ice Plant Manufactures
Sidney Ice
Cold Storage Co
Sidney, Neb
No. 225
George Dairy
Mr Armstrong
Oregon
Telegraph
Abrams & McLernon
Acre
E. C. Srocxpick
Dickey’s
Adams & McLernon
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