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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
4
The article outlines the Republican ticket of Taft for president and Sherman for vice president, notes Taft's forthcoming acceptance speech will be clear and calm, and argues that Bryan will not seek a second term. It condemns Lincoln banners torn during a 8 July incident and urges ethical political conduct across parties.
Dalton area farm improvements include a new bonee by J E Ernest east of town and Ed Walsh buying a mower from Bridgeport Lumber Co. Bayard wins ball series with Byrle Handley home. Bert Scott visits from Bridgeport. Albert Morrow and family mourn the death. Frank Dunton summoned to Wyoming. Widespread activity as harvest nears.
The column records weekly visits and travels by residents like Mabel Poole and Elsie Poole, land buyers and tradesmen, new windmills and storage tanks, and cattle buying. It notes a fatal death of three year old Bessie Dreacher, with interment in a southeast cemetery and Rev. Burke officiating, reflecting small town life.
News from Lodgepole notes visits from Denver and New York relatives, local plans include a real estate office opening by C. D. Minahall in Dalton, homesteading potential for George Eddy, and improvements to W. S. Schroll’s dwelling amid recent rain. Junior ball teams near Friday matchups. harvest machinery dealers active as harvest season nears.
Potter residents welcome Sidney visitors on the fourth and plan a future event at McKee pavilion. Local fund drives support a new tennis court on the common. Dr. J. Pass of Madrid intends to practice in Potter. Miss Van Zandt Crownover will publish a Potter newspaper. Rev. Paul Heisey aids Lutheran work with a confirmation class of fifteen. Alberta bound Charles Shultz and ranch interests draw Osceola and South Dakota visitors.
Legal notice to non residents that C. J. Beedle purchased a tax sale certificate on land described as the southwest quarter of section eight township fifteen range six in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Redemption ends November 14 1908 after which a tax deed will be sought.
C J Beedle purchased a tax sale certificate on November 13 1906 for the southeast quarter of section 9 township 16 range 52 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The land owner of record is C E Hockett with taxes 1895 to 1906 paid title to land. Redemption expires November 13 1908 after which a tax deed will be sought.
Notice to non residents that O J Beedle purchased the tax sale certificate for the southwest quarter of section 18 township 16 range 52 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The land was taxed in Charles Erickson's name 1902 1908. redemption expires November 13 1908 and a tax deed will be sought thereafter.
Section twenty four two range forty nine twelve miles northeast of Sidney Nebraska. An overed yearling heifer with no brand is missing after a storm tore the herd. Owner may recover by paying this notice and other expenses. Carl Johnson signs.
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