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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

1

Endurance motorcycle rally ends with rescue of rider

Dozen motor cycle enthusiasts reached Julesburg on a endurance run when Chariton Bentley, fourth from the lead, crashed as the group rode at high speed. He lay unconscious near the wrecked wheel until doctors and a swift record run from Sidney revived him. Bentley recoveries, pale yet walking slowly, with a slight brain concussion, and vows to ride again in a week.

Julesburg Chariton Bentley Charlton Char J. A. Bentley Alford Swatzlander Sidney Chal

Student Bentay under strain from initiation week

Alford Bentley a senior was quite fit in the forepart of the week having overdone in athletics and commencement week activities He is much better now.

Alford Bentley

Lost husky American dyed gent in Margate case

Complaint filed in county court Thursday by Leon Mildeman a Greek railroad worker near Margate charging a unnamed man with assault and battery. A warrant issued and search failed as officers pursued the elusive suspect described as saffron colored.

Leon Mildeman Margate John Doe Temple of Justice

In Love With His Work at Sidney Chautauqua

Jess Pugh arrives to open Sidney Chautauqua with a lively program that overlooks weather and lodging glitches. His smile and sincerity win over crowds, leaving spectators refreshed and convinced wholesome entertainment thrives. The event runs June 24 for five days.

Jess Pugh Drayman Chicago Sidney Chautauqua

Farmers Union Incorporation Discussed At Sidney Meeting

Last Saturday in Sidney a large gathering of farmers attended the monthly meeting of the central business association of the Farmers Union. The group completed final steps for incorporation and held a directors meeting. The union promotes sociability and closer social ties among members and opens a path to commercial relations, with farmers solving matters themselves. Two gentlemen from Chappell spoke offering helpful suggestions.

Sidney Central Business Association Farmers’ Union Chappell

Dry Federation Forme Mass Meeting At Ideal Theatre

A Sunday mass meeting at the Ideal Theatre heard L O Jones of the Nebraska Dry Federation. A county federation was formed with officers: President C W Hornady Vice President Q R Owens secretary A J May treasurer B A Jones. Executive committee members include the officers and A J Doeling C J Hellwig Mrs L Martin Mrs G O Owens and Mrs W J Shoemaker.

Ideal Theatre L. O. Jones C. W. Hornady Q. R. Owens A. J. May A. Jones A. J. Doeling C. J. Hellwig

Memorial Day Observance Draws Strong Attendance in Sidney

Decoration Day events began with cemetery cleanups and a citywide tribute. A packed opera house heard Rev Pinkham and J M Swenson in stirring addresses about unity, patriotism, and the republic, as veterans in the marching band saluted the flag and old soldiers.

Flag Day Observance at Christian Church

Flag day on June 14 will be observed at the Christian church in the evening with a program of music drills and speaking. All citizens are invited to take part and singing will be by volunteers. Soldiers and their wives have special invitations with reserved seats. In response to the President's call, come and join. Choir practice at the church next Wednesday.

Christian Church

Sidney Lumber Co. Advances Percent Money for Home Building

Sidney Lumber Co seeks funding to finance home building projects with percent money for construction. Plans focus on expanding housing supply, aligning with local development goals and providing affordable options for buyers.

Sidney Lumber Co

County Good Roads Coming Along Fast

County commissioners are advancing road work with tractors and graders. A four mile section near the Isaac Jones corner has been graded to the center with gutters on both sides, set to stay in good condition with King drag after rain. Farmers could reproduce this in hours, extending to adjacent land for continuous good roads.

Isaac Jones Troelstrup Bentley Ranch

Hudson Super Six Outwits Robbers

Story of an assault and robbery near the fairground ends with a high speed chase as Jessen is victim. J A Bentley in a Hudson Six helps head off the robbers and capture most, with one escapes. Four men: Robert Weston Frank C James Ray H Johnson Clyde Hoover plead guilty and face 3 to 15 years at hard labor. Judge Grimes sentences them.

Fair Ground Morris Jessen J. A Bentley Hudson Super Six Bronson Ray H. Johnson Clyde Hoover District Court Grimes North Platte

Sidney's Band Receives Praises Under Slechta

Sidney's Band led by Professor Slechta earns praise for clear harmonies. The twenty piece ensemble aims high, seeking to become one of the state's best with talent and perseverance. See F A King for abstracts.

Slechta Sidney

Local and Personal Notes From Sidney Area

Henry Ehmke Sr and Henry Ehmke Jr from the north divide shopped in Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Johnson of Peetz and her young son visited Sidney friends this week. Charlie Thiemann and family traveled from their North Divide ranch Wednesday by auto. Fred Johnston and mother Mrs A Johnston with little Myrtle were in town Tuesday from their Dalton ranch.

Henry Emke’s Sr Henry Ehmke's Jr North Divide Sidney Clyde Johnson Peetz Charlie Thiemann Fred Johnston Mrs. A. Johnston Little Myrtle Dalton

Mrs May returns from Nisland trip. Daltons visit city

Mrs A J May came back Friday from Nisland South Dakota after six weeks with a sister. Mr and Mrs Patrick Dalton of near Clara were in the city Monday and left for Denver for the benefit of the latter's health.

A. J. May Nisland South Dakota Patrick Dalton Near Clara City Denver

Land Tour Visits Deshler Ne People

F W Wieselmeyer and Fred Uob elmann of Deshler Nebraska were here the fore part of the week looking at land and visiting former Deshler people.

F. W. Wieselmeyer Fred Uobelmann Deshler Nebraska

Bridgeport Agent Tours Territory for Overland Cars

C. C Nelson of Bridgeport tours his territory as agent for Overland cars with local representative C. S. Webster piloting the visit.

C. C Nelson Bridgeport Overland Cars C. S. Webster

Mrs Bonnum and Miss Bonnum Visit National Guests

Mrs and Miss Bonnum from Louisville Kentucky, mother and sister of Sister Marie of the Ursuline convent, are guests of the National and will probably stay for several weeks.

Miss Bonnum Marie Ursuline Convent Louisville Kentucky National

Mrs Huff's Daughter Becomes Fashion Shop Saleslady

Mrs Jessie Knause, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Huff, is now employed as a saleslady in the Fashion Shop. She is a prepossessing young lady with experience in the position.

Jessie Knause David Huff

Memorial Day Service At Local Methodist Church

Memorial day services were held last Sunday at the Methodist church with Reverend May delivering the sermon and singers from all choirs rendering patriotic music. A large attendance observed the event.

Methodist Church May

Neighbors Add Porch Improvements and Fresh Garage Paint

Recent work in the area highlights Joe Wolfe and Ed Rummelhart adding attractive porches to their homes. Brewer's garage entrance also gains a new blue coat, signaling neighborhood upgrades.

Joe Wolfe Ed Rummelhart Brewer's Garage

Nebraska travelers visit Miller family in Wilsonville

Mrs. Henry Burton of Wilsonville and her daughter Mrs. Roy Hoover of Lebanon stopped to see G. R. Miller and his family on Wednesday morning. They were traveling to Scottsbluff with friends in an automobile.

Henry Burton Wilsonville Nebr Roy Hoover Lebanon Neb G. R. Miller Scottsbluff

Barrett Family Moves to Bridgeport for Abstracting Work

Mrs. R. F. Barrett and three children traveled from Julesburg and Sidney to Bridgeport on Monday to join husband and father who has been in the abstracting business with J. E. Trinier for several months.

R. EF. Barrett Sidney Monday Julesburg Mr. Barrett Bridgeport J. E. Trinier

San Francisco Auditor Visits Sidney Couple's Home

E. P. Shelby of San Francisco spent a few hours Monday with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Dawson. Shelby, a traveling auditor for a railroad company, is married to a niece of Mrs. Dawson, and Mrs. Shelby was formerly known in Sidney as Mrs. Emma Hopkins.

E. P. Shelby San Francisco T. B. Dawson Shelby Dawson Sidney Emma Hopkins

Sheriff Returns Wandering Boy to Family

Sheriff McDaniel picked up a wandering fourteen year old boy here Sunday for whom his parents had been looking country over. He was a sullen little grouch as his mother described him. An officer came after him and towed him back east.

Blaine Grabill Shifts Roles at Cheyenne County Store

Blaine Grabill starts as an efficient prune stinger and lemon hander at Cheyenne County Trading. He offered rare grocery bargains on his first day, then shows growth as management signals a shift from lemon hander to handee. The community hopes he stays on.

Blaine Grabill Cheyenne County Blaine

Wedding licenses issued by special judge this week

Special Judge Clark, standing in for County Judge Chambers, has been issuing many marriage licenses this week as May ends and June approaches, prompting a flurry of weddings.

Clark Chambers

Dalton pair issued license may wed at Dalton

Aaron Anderson of Dalton and Gillie May Wilson of Paulaski Virginia were issued a marriage license on May 22. They probably planned to marry at Dalton, but no return has been made to the Judge's office.

Aaron Anderson Dalton Gillie May Wilson Paulaskia Virginia

Ed McDonald and Grace Walker Wed in Gurley May fifteenth

Ed McDonald and Miss Grace Walker both of Gurley were united in marriage here on May 25 by special judge A A Clark. Mrs Charles Nelck and others served as witnesses. ceremony witnessed a local turnout and marked the union in the community.

Ed McDonald Grace Walker Gurley A A. Clark Charles Nelck

Lane Evans License Ties Dalton and York Pair

Albert Lane of Dalton and Mabel Evans of York Nebraska secured a marriage license on Saturday May 27 no wedding report is on file.

Cleveland Hartson Wedding Noted in Colorado

John M. Cleveland of Avalo Colorado and Pearl Hartson of Sterling Colorado were married on May 29 by special judge A. A. Clark.

John M. Cleveland Avalo Colorado Pearl Hartson Sterling A. A. Clark

Cantrell Beyman Couple Wed by Special Judge

Charles Cantrell and Clarabel Beyman of Omaha were married by Special Judge A. A. Clark on May 31 at the county courthouse.

Charles Cantrell Clarabelh Beyman Omaha A. A. Clark Court House

Dillenburg and Rumsby Tie The Knot In Fleming

Jonathan Dillenburg and Nellie B. Rumsby of Fleming Colorado wed in a ceremony conducted by Judge A A Clark. Witnesses included Mr Zeller.

Jonathan Dillenburg Nellie B. Rumsby Fleming, Colorado A. A. Clark Mrs. Zeller

Sidney Girl Remains in Hospital After Portland Crash

Esther Lindberg, a Sidney resident, remains hospitalized a month after an automobile accident in Portland Oregon. Placed in a plaster cast to heal a back injury, she’s otherwise improved with all other injuries treated. She writes cheerful letters to her sister Mrs Glenn Bliss while under care of skilled physicians.

Esther Lindberg Portland Oregon Glenn Bliss Esther

Goldwyn Doran Returns From State University

Goldwyn Doran returned Wednesday from the state university where he has been a student the past year and will spend his vacation here with his parents.

Goldwyn Doran The State University

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Bult the American Bank Sidney, Nebraska Sidney State Bank Farmers Union Sidney Band Pinkham Cr. S. Radcliffe Lincoln Gettysburg Radcliffe Thomas Elmore Lucey Joseph M. Swinson Union Swenson J. M. Swenson W. A. Hornaday F. A. King Livoni «Son Mortgage Loan and Insurance Co Buick Abbott Detroit Ford Bentley Auto Company Anderson—Wilson McDonald—Walker Cleveland Hartson Cantrell—Beyman Dillenburg—Rumsby Oberfelder
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