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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1914

Page

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Village Trustees Buy Two Lots and More City Land

Village Board in session July 17 declares library tax and city hall proposals carried after polling July 14. They accept sale of city lots 10 and 11 for 1000 and purchase land from Tobin estate for 625. Approves plumber license for M Ramella, redresses rights, and approves various street and utility bills. Board adjourns, then meets July 22 to grant Ramella license with bond and review further bills.

Board of Trustees L. O. Fundingsland J. J. McIntosh J. J Parks Gus Wellner L. Neubauer City Hall Edward McLernon Front Street Tobin First and Myrtle M. Ramella Rose Burlington Second Street S. N. Kulp Sebs Co SBS Co Fred Long T R James Sidney, Neb M. Ramelia John Oldershaw JS Wales Darnell Stover Wright

Devoe Files for Nebraska Attorney General Nomination

R W Devoe of Cheyenne County filed nomination papers in Lincoln to seek the Republican nomination for Attorney General of Nebraska. Supporters praise his four years as county attorney and describe him as a capable, principled candidate with strong legal knowledge and a reputation for integrity.

R. W Devoe Lincoln Nebraska Devoe Commonwealth of Cheyenne County

Annual Convention of Sunday Schools at Sidney

The annual county convention of Sunday schools will meet in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Sidney on July 27 and 28 with 8 p.m. Monday start and all day sessions Tuesday. The program features songs, scripture, addresses by Rev. Otto Paul Spicer Lodgepole Rev Trygstad Dalton Rev Kimberly and Rev A Wimberley, special music, reports, a Bible and public schools lecture by Rev Montgomery, nominating committee report, officer elections, prayer, and an offering.

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Sidney Otto Paul Spicer Trygstad Kimberly Kerr Potter Miss Brown

Local Ladies Take Spring Visits Across Western States

Mrs W J Shoemaker spends the week in Denver visiting an early schoolmate. Mrs Nicholson and son Donald depart Friday for visits to Wyoming. Mrs Charles Dustin and her young daughter travel to Grand Island for a few days. Mrs Siedow with daughter Mrs Miller and son Herman leave Saturday for relatives in Omaha. Mrs Joseph Wasserman and son Bobby visit the parental home of Mr and Mrs J Oberfelder for a fortnight.

W. J. Shoemaker Denver Charles Dustin Grand Island Joseph Wasserman Bobby Mrs. J. Oberfelder

Mrs Scanlon and sister celebrate Fourth on steamer Aquania

Mrs Julia Scanlon and her sister Mrs Davoren marked the Fourth of July aboard the steamer Aquania en route to Ireland, mid-ocean during the voyage.

Julia Scanlon Davoren Mid-Ocean Aquania Ireland

Mrs C P McDaniel Returns Home After Tonsil Operation

Mrs C P McDaniel came back Sunday from Cheyenne where she underwent tonsil removal. She is considerably improved. John Culkins and family spent a week at the Struble ranch near Potter, with Culkins returning to work Wednesday in the Sidney Mercantile clothing department. An auto party from north of Potter, Roy and Mabel McAdam and Mr and Mrs L Brett, visited town last Friday and returned the same day.

C P. McDaniel Cheyenne John Culkins Struble Ranch Potter Mr. Culkins Sidney Mercantile Clothing Department Roy Mabel McAdam L. Brett

Nelsen Family Return to Bitter Creek Home

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nelsen return ed Tuesday to their home in Bitter Creek Wyoming after spending two weeks with their daughter Mrs John Livoni and other relatives.

Jacob Nelsen Bitter Creek Wyoming John Livoni

Misses Nellie and Clara Eric son visit relatives in Salt Lake City

The Misses Nellie and Clara Eric son of Wahoo Nebraska stayed several days with their uncle S. Dedrich. They left Thursday to visit relatives in Salt Lake City.

Nellie Clara Ericson Wahoo, Neb Dedrich Salt Lake City

Mrs Doran and son visit kin from Denver in Toppenish

Mrs Catherine Doran and her son W S Doran arrived Monday from Denver to see relatives. W S Doran works as a cashier at a bank in Toppenish Washington where he resides.

Catherine Doran W. S. Doran Denver W. S Toppenish Washington

Bookkeeper F B Wilson Leaves for Short Vacation

F B Wilson, bookkeeper at Sidney Mere, departed Saturday evening for a brief trip to relatives in Shenandoah Iowa. Mrs Wilson and the baby are visiting her mother in Alliance.

F. B. Wilson Sidney Mere Shenandoah Iowa

Martin Gering Founder of Ger ing Dies in Washington

Martin Gering founder of Ger ing in Scottsbluff county died last week in Washington D C where he had lived the past four years after growing wealthy from his county investments.

Martin Gering Gering Scottsbluff County Washington, D. C

Potter Progress Shown In A Busy Rural Town

If one has not visited Potter for several years he gets a fine impression of the improvements. Potter forges ahead in a manner seldom equaled in a town of small population. Stores, business houses, schools and churches are strong. Sidewalks are cement throughout the business area. The townspeople are alert and business-like, ready to expand their trading territory. The town has bonded itself for water and electric lights signaling progress. The Potter Review supports the community. Potter and Sidney depend on the farming region for prosperity.

Potter Potter Review Sidney

Shower Refreshes Rural Areas As Local Rain Falls

A light Tuesday evening shower cooled the region and stayed for a few hours while expanding into real rain in the countryside. Early week brought delightfully cool weather. Mrs. J J McIntosh hosted the Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon with four tables and lively play. Mrs. Ed Swatzland scored the highest.

J. J. MclIntosh Bridge Club Ed Swatzlandr

District school affairs noted by Thorstensen Gunderson and Gunderson

Nels Thorstensen Adam Gunderson and Charles Gunderson attended district school matters on Monday.

Nels Thorstensen Adam Gunderson Charles Gunderson

Local family gathering hosted by Oscar Harris

Oscar Harris and his wife entertained several relatives all day Thursday. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Doescher of Laramie, Mr. and Mrs. W. Harris of Lodgepole, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Libby with little Dorothy of Chappell.

Oscar Harris William Doescher Laramie W. Harris Lodgepole Roy Libby Little Dorothy Chappell

Couple on extended summer auto tour in Sidney region

Mr and Mrs George Rinehardt are visiting Sidney and nearby communities with relatives and friends. They are making an extensive summer automobile tour, and Mrs Rinehardt is the daughter of Nicholas Mahr.

George Rinehardt Sidney Rinehardt Nicholas Mahr

Strains Return Home After Visit With Roth Family

Mr and Mrs George Strain and family returned to Chester after a delightful visit with Charles Roth and family.

George Strain Chester Charles Roth

Dawson Family Guests at T B Dawson Home

Fred Dawson and two children drove from Laramie Wyoming on Thursday and are visiting at the T. B. Dawson residence.

Fred Dawson Laramie Wyo T. B. Dawson

Miss Jennie Armstrong and Jennie Cushing Leave for North Platte

Miss Jennie Armstrong and Jennie Cushing depart today for North Platte to visit Miss Cushing’s sister, Mrs. Tarkington, for a week.

Jennie Armstrong Jennie Cushing North Platte Miss. Cushing Mrs. Tarkington

Mrs. J. K. Hensen Returns Home From Visit

Mrs. J. K. Hensen returned to her home in Potter Friday after visiting her daughter Mrs. Geo Thornburg. She had visited at Gib bon.

J. K. Hensen Potter Geo. Thornburg Gibbon

Lawn Party Hosted by Mrs Hayes for Sunday School Girls

Mrs Hayes hosted a Tuesday lawn party for her Sunday school class of twenty little girls. The church lawn glittered with bright figures and cheerful faces as the youngsters enjoyed the outdoor gathering.

Jacobson Visits Sextorp Ranch Amid Rain Hope

N Jacobson and a young girl visited the Sextorp ranch on Thursday. Mr Jacobson expressed satisfaction with crop conditions and added that rain at any time would be welcome.

N. Jacobson Little Girl Mr. Jacobson

Spaulding official visits former business partner

A. E. Kull, assistant sales manager of Spaulding Manufacturing Co. in Grinnell Iowa, spent several days visiting R. A. Blake and his family this week. The two men began their business careers together years ago in eastern Nebraska and have stayed in close contact since.

A. E. Kull Spaulding Manufacturing Co Grinnell Iowa R. A. Blake Mr. Kull Mr. Blake Nebraska

Campbell Family Visits in Sidney From Nebraska

Mr and Mrs F B Campbell and daughter Helen of Columbus Nebraska arrived Friday evening to visit brother in law Harry Selehan family. Mr Campbell returned to work Monday morning and Mrs Campbell and daughter will stay until late August. This is her third visit to Sidney and she likes the west.

F. B. Campbell Helen Columbus Neb Harry Selehan Campbell Sidney West

Sidney Youth Finds Steady Work on Rock Island Lines

John C Graves from Des Moines Iowa reports satisfaction with his job as Information Clerk on the Rock Island lines. He pledges to aid advancement and shares pride in Sidney's prosperity while noting the difficulty of steam hot nights.

John C. Graves Des Moines Iowa Ife Rock Island Sidney

Picnic Parties Grow in Kreuger Area

Picnics draw families including Lloyd Mann Leo Osborn Maynard Osborn Will Kreuger Ernest Stuht Leo Bartholomew and Maggie Kelly. Another Sunday school group outing came from Mr Owens and Mr Doty. A Li voni family and Rinehardt family with Nick Mahr hosted Tuesday. Boy Scouts return to camp at the lake this week.

Kreuger Lloyd Mann Leo Osborn Maynard Osborn Will Kreuger Ernest Stuht Leo Bartholomew Maggie Kelly Owens Mr. Doty Livoni’s Rinehardts Nick Mahr Lake

Spend the dollar in the Wonder Basement

Local ad notes a sales pitch urging shoppers to spend a dollar in the Wonder Basement and lists Hornaday's with phone number 23 as the contact.

Wonder Hornaday

Tie Big Robinson Parade

In Sidney on Tuesday July 28 Yankee Robinson Circus and Wild West Parade starts at high noon with parade and free attractions at the show grounds. Early arrival offers ample amusements. officials suggest arriving as early as possible to enjoy the circus day.

Yankee Robinson Circus Yankee Robinson Texas Bill Sidney

Still Want Assessment Raised by Union Pacific

A. W. Scribner, tax commissioner for Union Pacific, asked the state board of assessment to hear a complaint and raise land values in Cheyenne, Keith, Devel, and Lincoln counties. He alleged deliberate undervaluation by county boards and clerks, claiming injustice to the railroad, other counties, and taxpayers, and urged the board to require officials to show cause and allow proofs for a possible increase.

Lincoln Journal A. W. Scribner Union Pacific Railroad Company State Board of Assessment Cheyenne Keith Devel Lincoln Tle

Sidney Defeats Bridgeport 14 to 8 in Local Game

Sidney Ball Club traveled to Bridgeport last Sunday and repeated the dose from the prior meeting. Sidney totaled 14 scores while Bridgeport managed 8. Closman and Fine powered Sidney with Cameron and Gadd leading Bridgeport.

Sidney Ball Club Bridgeport River Boys Sidney Valleyites Closman Fine Cameron Gadd

Delegates Elected at County Republican Convention

Delegates named to attend the State Convention in Lincoln next Tuesday. From Potter D. H. Shultz and J. A. Woten as alternate. Lodgepole L. R. Barlow and W. L. Bates as alternate. Dalton H. A. Fecht and A. BE. Hedlund as alternates. Sidney R. W. Devoe J. L. McIntosh L. G. Simon as alternates.

Sidney Lincoln D. H. Shultz Potter L. R. Barlow Lodgepole H. A. Fecht Dalton R. W. Devoe J. L. McIntosh J. A. Woten W. L. Bates A. BE. Hedlund B. A. Jones L. G. Simon

Nashville Students in Sidney Two Night Engagement

Opera House announces Nashville Students appear in Sidney for two nights starting Sunday evening. The troupe features an excellent band and top tabloid minstrels with special ties. A parade and band concert will be held at the band stand on Sunday.

Opera House Sidney Nashville

Sidney Military Band Forms at Court House Meeting

The Sidney Military Band organized in a businesslike manner after Monday’s court house meeting. Twenty-two members exist, eighteen attended. Officers named are Fred Vath President and Manager, Russell Dedrick Vice President, Glenn Van Gorder Secretary-Treasurer, and T. H. Lynch Director.

Court House Fred Vath Russell Dedrick Glenn van Gorder T. H. Lynch

Bridgeport Visitor Richard Trinnier Overnight in Town

Richard Trinnier of Bridgeport was an overnight visitor in town Monday.

Richard Trinnier Bridgeport

Local Visitors Conduct Business in Town Thursday

J. J. Kinney of Sterling Colorado, W. dg Thompson and wife of Chappell, E. J. Miller, K. Sorenson and W. Frederickson from Weyerts, Max Heinzman of Laura, H. C. Casselman and wife and Bert Bates of Lodgepole, and G. A. Ellsbaugh of Council Bluffs were in the county seat Thursday for business or property interests.

J. J. Kinney Sterling Colorado W. Dg. Thompson Chappell Max Heinzman Laura H. C. Casselman Bert Bates Lodgepole G. A. Ellsbaugh Council Bluffs City

Miss Albina Hanler Heads North Platte Departure

Miss Albina Hanler of North Platte will leave for her home tomorrow after a brief stay. The note indicates a short visit ending with her return, reflecting local travel plans from the area.

Albina Hanler North Platte

CANDIDATES LINED UP FOR COUNTY OFFICES

July 18 marked filing deadline for county offices. The slate includes R A Barlow, Ss Fishman, I T Doran, Frances Knox, F A King, J W McDaniel, E J Sweet, C J Hellwig, H J Gapen, C P Chambers, Miss Anna McFadden, J D McMillan, J J Parks, J B Halston, Jacob Mayer, Jack McClenaghan, Nels Thorstensen, H W Strubte, N H Troelstrup, Clayton Radcliff, J M Swenson, Leroy Martin.

Alphonso-Gaston R. A. Barlow Ss. Fishman I. T. Doran Frances I. Knox F. A. King Sherif J. W. McDaniel E. J. Sweet C. J. Hellwig H. J. Gapen C. P. Chambers

Nellen Livoni Tie The Knot In Quiet Family Wedding

Nell en Nellen and Mary Livoni wed Sunday at the Livoni home as Reverend O Jeungel officiated. After a banquet, the couple returned to a ranch home south of Sidney to begin married life. Family members from Bitter Creek Wyoming and Denver attended, with praise from The Telegraph for their future happiness.

Nellen Livoni C. A. Livont Fred Nellen Mary Livoni O. Jeungel Sidney Nicholas Mahr Mahr Jacob Nelsen Bitter Creek Wyoming George Reinhardt Denver Rienhardt C. A. Livoni Telegraph

May Walker nuptials unite Denver couple

Louis Robert May and Irene Ruth Walker of Denver were joined in marriage by County Judge Gapen at his office on July 20. The ceremony marked the union of two local residents in a small civic service.

May—Walker Louis Robert May Irene Ruth Walker Denver Gapen

Brown Beery Tie the Knot in Sidney Ceremony

George Orvis Brown of Sidney and Maretha Elizabeth Beery of Silverthorn were united in marriage by County Judge Gapen at his office on July 17.

Morrison and Pearce wed in Denver July 22 1914

Bert B. Morrison and Gladys I. Pearce, both of Denver, were married by County Judge Gapen at his office on July 22, 1914.

Dr Simon seeks Republican renomination for 76th district

Dr. Simon of Sidney announces as a Republican candidate for the 76th Representative District, which includes Cheyenne Garden Kimball Banner and Deuel counties. He has practiced medicine here for about twenty years, owns land and farms, and served as village trustee. He emphasizes strong志 government stance and wide district ties.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ke. Bowman A J. Brown Gates Nicholas Simon Hans Schleuter Robert Battendorf Manuel Diaz M. S. Closman Helen Craft Liesd Grimes Victor Kubenko Lewis Fuser Frank Johnson Whh Harper Frank L. Johnson John Waras S. Scott Verl Swindell Gregorilo Zunga J. T. McIntosh Devore Sunday Schools C. W. Hornaday Mosse. & Grain Co Sidney Military Band E. J. Miller K. Sorenson W. Frederickson Weyerts Grace Wilings Propertien
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