Local Notes and Community News From Potter Area
Miss Marguerite Chase nurses Mrs. Dan Campbell. County Supt Morrison visited Lodge Pole. F C Henderson and wife welcomed a son. Anna Larson of Potter visited Mrs Hornaday while finishing a teaching exam. Albert Benish and wife welcome a son. John Fischer recovering from sunstroke. Sunday school convention attended by Mrs Perse, Mrs Birdwell and Miss Rihn in Potter. Tea by Methodist ladies supported through profits. J A Woten, cashier of Potter State Bank, returned from Lincoln with his bride. J C Baldwin to join Fort Morgan ball team as manager. Cr Chambers hosts brother in law Mr Sanderson, returning from Montana. Lloyd Milliken from Bay City staying with J E Milliken en route to Portland. New baby boy born to Charles Anderson and wife July 19. County headlines note birth imbalance toward boys. Sheriff McDaniel organizes sober street cleaning brigade from drunks. Hall and Ballard punished for board bill with 20 days hard labor. Horse thief captured with goods in Cheyenne. County officials en route to Bridgeport after state board meeting in Lincoln. Ed Ester, Bridgeport native, shot himself in Denver before wedding to a wealthy girl. Christian Home letter to Mrs A J Haskell thanks donors and notes 240 inmates needing aid. Republican state convention at Lincoln seen as county optionist, with platform endorsing county option, nonpartisan board of control, redistricting, and direct legislation. A O Nelson and Dan Beimer of Potter in town for final proof matters.
Doings on the Diamond North Platte Shut Out
North Platte boys played Sidney on Sunday and Monday in two one sided games. Sidney benefited from weak pitching while North Platte fielded cleanly. Sunday saw seven runs for North Platte and Monday twelve runs in six innings, with Sidney scoring only four in total.
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North Platte Boys
Sidney
Sidneyites
Found Shoes Repaired Right on Front Street
A local shop on Front Street offers expert shoe repair services delivering reliable work. Customers praise quick turnaround and lasting repairs.
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Front Street
Sidney 8 Hillrose win in Colorado game
Sidney defeated Hillrose 11 to 8 in Hillrose Colorado. Sidney recorded 18 hits and 1 error while Hillrose had 4 hits and 4 errors.
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Sidney
Hillrose
Colo
Sidney Defeats Brash in Amateur Baseball Tilt
Sidney defeats Brash at home 9 to 2 in a sunny Col o game. The Sidney boys, the fastest amateur club here this season, impressed spectators with strong batting and defense.
Cherokees to Play Home Guards Dual Sunday Event
The Cherokees, famed team, will lay over August 4 and face the Home Guards in a doubleheader next Sunday. The first game starts at 1 30 with one price for both games. Sidneys touring team rests while the guard squad aims to entertain fans at Lodge Pole field. Dalton and Bronson teams expected as visitors in the second match. Esbon Cireman and Earl Darnell, Sidneys battery, helped Dalton in a prior game where Dalton won 5 to 4.
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Snd
Fana
Slaughter
Bronson
Dalton Nings
Holdr
Esbon Cireman
Earl Darnell
Sidney
Lodgepole
Dalton
Dalton's
Babon
State Democrats Meet at Grand Island Convention
Judge Tucker and wife and Joseph Oberfelder attended the Nebraska state democratic convention in Grand Island as delegates. They described a strenuous session amid heat and large crowds. Shallenberger policies failed 700 to 1038 while county option was rejected and Bryan remained influential. They met Ritbie, praised him, and found Grand Island a splendid civic city. The party guests returned Wednesday night except Oberfelder who stayed an extra day.
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Judge Tucker
Joseph Oberfelder
Grand Island
Shallenberger
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Ritbie
Grand Inland
Oberfelder
Oberfelder Clothing Co Sacrifice Sale Prompted
All spring and summer attire offered at nearly half price. They must be sold at a sacrifice by Oberfelder Clothing Co.
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Oberfelder Clothing Co
The Sidney Telegraph Moves to New Home
After thirty seven years The Sidney Telegraph has a new home a reinforced concrete two story building with full basement sixty six by twenty nine feet light grey brick veneer twelve large windows and an extensive basement machinery area The first floor houses the business office a law office for Heavy E Gapen an editorial room and a stock room The second floor holds four offices for Dr B E Mantor Dr F C Beebe two apartment suites for Mantor and wife and A S Hardy and wife The structure features modern plumbing hot and cold water fourteen baths lavatories and closets extensive atom heat and one hundred electric light openings The new structure built by F A Jupen and H E Gapen awaits inspection by the public
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Sidney Telegraph
B. E. Mantor
F. C. Beebe
A.E Heinaohn
Denver
Oundry
F. A.jupen
H. E. Gapen
Nat Reiss Carnival Opens in Sidney Monday
Nat Reiss Carnival Co. brings 12 shows to Sidney starting Monday August 8. The famed promoter, known as Carnival King, travels through the west offering clean, entertaining acts such as The Human Butterfly, The Ferris Wheel, The Glass Blower, and The Deep Sea Diver for family audiences nationwide.
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Nat Reiss
Missouri River
Eveat
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Colorado
Montana
Litsie Folks and the Grown Folke Too, Avit
Sidney Gains Purchases Lobb Property in Southeast Sid
Sidney Gains and NP Johnson with wife, respected early settlers, buy the Lobb property on the southeast side and plan to move in early September to enjoy leisure. Jobacon sold a quarter section from the large northeast ranch. remainder to be managed by son in law Newton Witters. G B Lobb will move the family to University Place. Earl will enter the state university.
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N P. Johnson
Lobb
Jobacon
Newton Witters
G. B. Lobb
University Place
Earl
State University
Tailored suites pledge perfect fit or no sale
Manufacturer promises a precise suit to measure with a guarantee of fit or a refund. Company asserts two best selling points in American market and advertises custom tailoring service.
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America
Oberfelder Clothing Co
Potter Notes Include Marriages Plans and Local Happenings
Potter column reports Hulda Wallin visiting family, Laura Hansen to wed a Frenchman in August, and Mr Woten's banker wedding in Lincoln. It lists dances, social visits, a Daily News contest winner, a new hotel foundation, and school board elections at Bethel with Pete rson re elected as teacher.
Local notes on injuries and travel in small town
Halston fell Saturday after a clipping incident and is slow moving. Sumpka injured a leg with a rake and frightened team. Dalton mail replaces Sidney route causing losses and gains for families. Bickett and Butler families visit from Atlantic Iowa and plan Colorado trip.
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Mr. Halston
Fred Kormeyer
Dalton Tuseday
T. M. Bickett
Mrs. Butler
Iowa
Frank Sumpka
Albert
Will Jeades
Sidney
Mr. Knox
Tom Quinn
Tom
Dalton
Kline
T. M. Birkett
Atlantic
Fort Collina
Cole
Denver
Colorado
Butler
Sidney Draw Harvest News And Local Trades
Farmers busy with small grain harvest as J M Neleon chips two cars of fine fat cattle this week. Hay crop is short in the area. B W Dye buys a band of cattle last week. J M Neleon makes ranch improvements. Mr Lewis Davis visited Sidney last week. Mrs John Cox injured by a runaway team recovering. John Cox repairs Sidney Draw telephony line. Mrs Brownie enjoys a pleasant day on her homestead. Harry Lockhart and wife visit L K Nelson. E G Pitts starts to cut Kirkpatrick's small grain.
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J M.neleon
B. W. Dye
J. M. Neleon
Lewis Davis
John Cox
Brownie
Harry Lockhart
L. K. Nelson
E. G. Pitts
Kirkpatrick
Oberfelder Clothing Co Clean Up Sale Announcement
Take advantage of our midsummer cleaning up sale with goods in all departments at greatly reduced prices. Oberfelder Clothing Co.
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Oberfelder Clothing Co
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