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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
4
Local notices list several candidates for Cheyenne county Sheriff in the August 17 1909 primary. J W McDaniel from Sidney Nebraska runs as a Democrat seeking re election. P H Barrett of Colton Nebraska seeks Republican support. Clyde Lancaster of Sidney Nebraska seeks Democratic nomination. W A Perkins of Sidney Nebraska seeks Republican nomination.
H T Doran of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Clerk subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary election to be held Tuesday August 17 1909.
County Treasurer candidate W R Woop of Weyerta Nebraska chosen by Cheyenne county Democrats in advance of the August 17 1809 primary election as expressed by their member vote.
Having filed my application according to law I announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer of Cheyenne county subject to the vote of the Republican electors at the primary election to be held August 17 1909 R A BARLOW Sidney Neb
Epita H. Morrison of Lodgepole Nebraska runs for re election to the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to Republican voters will at the county primaries on August 7 1909.
L. R Bartow of Lodgepole Nebraska announces candidacy for Commissioner First District of Cheyenne County subject to Republican primary voters on Tuesday August 17 1909. The announcement stresses party support and electoral process.
The article announces Louis Brort of Sextorp Neb seeks the Democratic nomination for Commissioner of the Third District Cheyenne County. The primary is set for Tuesday August 17 1909 and subject to Democratic voters approval.
A notice states C. M. Winteut of Sidney Nebraska seeks the Republican nomination for Coroner of Cheyenne County at the county primary on August 17 1909. The announcement emphasizes allegiance to party voters.
County Judge of Cheyenne county seeks Democratic voter support at the primary on Tuesday August 17 1909. James Tucker Sidney Neb.
Notices announce Democratic candidates H Bettendorf and Republican candidate J C Hopson for Cheyenne County Judge with primaries in 1909. A weather note reports a heavy timely rain improving crops, pasture, and hay yields in Western Nebraska, signaling strong agricultural prospects and prosperity.
The Sidney team impressed Cheyenne with a 12 to 0 win and a 7 to 4 loss in Cheyenne games while beating Laramie 9 to 2 before losing 6 to 7 in the second Laramie game. The Cheyenne Tribune praised Agnew McKibbon Hargus Moriarity and Sweatt for their performance and noted Sidney’s clean play and team depth.
Monday evening Gus Wellner filed a complaint against automobile 11956 Illinois for exceeding the speed limit. The charge was found at the city garage and he pled guilty paying a five dollar fine. Mr Wellner vows to complain on every case observed. The man arrested was W F McCarty registered with his mother at the Pacific House.
The Royal Neighbors held an open meeting after business, with many invited guests, a musical program by members’ children, and a social featuring refreshments and dancing. The event was noted as a jovial occasion honoring the children.
Frontier committee projects a record crowd and assigns ticket sales to Edward F. Stable of Cheyenne. Ticket reservations begin August 7 with mail orders for prompt processing, while box office sales open August 14. Secure seats and rooms early by contacting secretary F. H. Barrow for accommodations and details.
Frontier ticket mail orders may be sent any time after August 7 and will receive prompt attention. Set your table complete with dishes from V. Klein's.
The Miner Family of Chicago brings a refined music and literary program to the opera house on July 28 with orchestra and brass quartet selections, vocal and instrumental solos, and impersonations. Seats on sale at the usual place. Concerts are scheduled for noon and 7 15 p m.
Auction to be held seven miles north and three east of Potter Nebraska on section 2-15-52 starting at 10 a.m. The sale includes 27 cattle three horses twelve shoats poultry farm machinery a 22 horsepower engine and household goods with six months credit at 10 percent interest five percent cash discount and removal only after terms. Also notes clerk J A Woten and auctioneer T J McConnell. The soda overlap mentions Sunol baseball scores and fans at Cheyenne Sidney games with Dorothy visiting Frances Hart.
Bronson Misa Mae Ayars visits Mrs. Leach and A R Ayars in Beaver City Nebraska. C S Anderson lost a milk cow to lightning last week. Mr and Mrs Stone reside on the lower Pomeroy ranch in Sidney. F R Ayars to teach in district 5 again next year. John Anderson traveled to Billings Montana and visited daughter Mrs Len Sherwin in Sterling Colorado. Steven Walsh left for Dalton to work in harvest. Gale Grant repairs wind damage to barn and windmill. Mr Davia begins work on new house. Mr Rose returns from Cheyenne hospital.
Mr Mathewe and Mrs Zuhlke returned Sunday from Bancroft, Edith Clemeta and Nora McFarland arrived from Lincoln for a Bancroft visit, Katherine and Lena Rilen spent Sunday with Charette Halston. Services are at Center church this week. Mire Rose visits from the eastern state, Ernest Ruhter and Tom Perkina hunted last week along a Goulda and Rogers route. whether they found it remains unknown.
Mrs Herman H Schroeder of Sidney Nebraska reports severe back pain dizziness and stiffness improving after using two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits kidney origin for the pain and notes the relief has lasted. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Hans Christensen Anderson of Sidney Nebraska filed intent to prove up land described as section 34 township 16 range 20 west on the sixth meridian. He will present before James Tucker County Judge at Sidney on September 17, 1909. Witnesses named are John Leeman Clinton Thompson William Johnson and Nels P. Johnson all of Sidney Nebraska.
James H. Mahler of Potter Nebraska holder of Homestead Entry No 5103 Serial No 01409 filed to prove five year final proof before James Tucker County Judge at Sidney Nebraska on September 18 1909 Witnesses named Edward G Thornburg Jacob D Walker Vernon A Nelson George A Thornburg all of Potter Nebraska and J E Evans Register Nebraska July 20 1909
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