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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
4
Multiple notices from Sidney Neb announced by S P Wirvers and Join Daugherty and Simon Fishman and M Writcut seeking the county treasurer nomination. Each pledges economical, businesslike administration if nominated and elected with August 15 primaries set.
J W McDaniel announces re election bid for Cheyenne County sheriff on the Democratic ballot. Carl Vinson also seeks the Republican nomination after serving as deputy sheriff, pledging to run the office credibly if nominated and elected.
Pau R Borgquist of Sidney Nebraska announces his run for sheriff of Cheyenne County subject to Republican primaries on August 15 1911 and asks electors for support.
Jerome B. Haiston of Higgins Ned seeks re election as county commissioner for the second district subject to Republican primary voters. Herman Armuth of Dalton announces candidacy before Democratic primaries pledging business like conduct if nominated and elected.
Epith H Morrison announces candidacy for re election to Cheyenne County Superintendent of Public Instruction. He states intent to serve conscientiously and raise the standard of public schools if voters support him at the August 15 1911 Republican primary.
Oscar Brandt of Sidney Nebraska declares candidacy for County Commissioner Second District, subject to Republican primary voters. He expresses appreciation for any support and asks for backing in the upcoming election.
H T Doran announces candidacy for county clerk of Cheyenne county subject to Republican primary on August 15. He pledges undivided attention if re elected and asks taxpayers to honor him with the position. Walter J Nelson also seeks Republican nomination for county clerk at the August 15 primaries from Sidney Nebraska.
The Telegraph reports campaign announcements for county offices. Paul Borgquist seeks Sheriff with strong party ties and county service. Henry Begapen announces candidacy for County Judge by appointment. Walter J. Nelson runs for County Clerk, highlighting local roots and teaching background.
A collection of short, disjointed notices notes crime in Omaha a druggist robbery and a Virginia man shooting his wife while on his lap. The piece riffs on heat wave conditions and social quirks with references to Jack Johnson Vivien Decies and coronation attendance.
A hardline Baptist in Illinois attempted self harm using three different methods. The incident reflects a persistent pattern of self destructive behavior associated with strict religious sect adherence.
A groom in Indiana fainted in the bath while preparing for his wedding. Readers pore over whether the bath or the wedding prospect stirred the startling moment.
One hundred women now use rouge while a user from years past also joins the trend. The chatter grows as the cosmetic wave is said to be visible around town.
Former Omaha workers endure overtime under harsh heat to fulfill a charitable organization's demand for ice. The piece notes the tough conditions and the organization's sadness at the high demand.
Report notes a man journeyed 800 miles to hear the minister who tied his marriage thirty years ago. Authorities say he may be carrying concealed weapons and should be searched.
Sidney attains a right to a first class city role as observers note a parade of hobbie harem and trouserette with a maid in each advancing Sunday along the city boulevards.
A reflective nudge to citizens to join in celebrating July 4th rather than stirring unrest. The piece urges joy for others and quiet enjoyment away from loud crowds, while encouraging peaceful festivity and national pride.
Creditors of Hannah M Pease deceased must present claims to the Executor before Special County Judge Cheyenne County Nebraska at the County Court Room on July 12 at 10 o clock a.m. Six months to file claims and one year for the Executor to settle from June 7. Notice published in The Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to July 12. Sval W Hl. RECKER Special County Judge
The June 1 statement lists resources including loans and discounts and cash. liabilities show capital stock and deposits with the Nebraska bank, signed by cashier A Barlow and directors J McIntosh and Grace McIntosh, sworn before Notary Henry E. Garen on June 5, 1915.
The village of Sidney Nebraska enacts water meter requirements for all users, exempting public fire, street, and fountain uses. Meters sold by the village at cost, installed by July 1, 1911, with a minimum monthly charge of fifty cents for up to 2000 gallons and tiered rates beyond.
The document outlines water charges and penalties for the Village of Sidney, detailing tiered rates for consumption, due dates, disconnection rules, meter installation and payments, responsibilities for leaks and freezing, flushing and plumbing standards, uniform price enforcement, tenant and owner liabilities, fire emergency duties, public trough use, multi dwelling minimum charges, cross-connecting premises, rights to shut off for repairs, notice duties for defects, amendment rights, and penalties for violations. It cites specific dates, sections, and penalties, including a June 2 1901 enactment and a maximum fine of twenty five dollars.
Notice from the U S Land Office in North Platte Nebraska dated April 2 1919 announces Peter Lingwall of Sidney Nebraska who filed for final five year proof to establish a claim on lands described as portion of the northwest quarter and adjacent lots in section 2 township 2 range west of the sixth principal meridian. Proof is to be presented before the county judge at Sidney Nebraska on June 20.
Nebraska Cheyenne County Court orders June 21 1911 at 10 am hearing on petition by Chas Callahan for final settlement and discharge as administrator in the estate of Joseph Sharmer deceased. Notice to interested parties via publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the court orders probate of Hannah M. Pease's will filed May 15 1911 and appoints Charles Gladwyn LeSueur as Executor. Interested parties must appear June 7 1911 at 9:00 am to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate and the estate administered. Publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing.
In Cheyenne County Court 1911, Anna Sukovaty as Executrix petitions for final account and discharge in the estate of John Sukovaty deceased. Hearing set for June 15, 1911 at 10 a.m. with notice to all interested, published for three weeks in Tre Stoney Teve Gham weekly.
Urges travelers not to embark without Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Warns it is scarce on trains and ships and available at all dealers.
Department of the Interior notices Anthony M. Lentiale of Lenfdale Nebraska filed for final five year proof to establish his claim on the southwest quarter section in township and range coordinates. He must appear before US Commissioner Jos Oberfelder in Sidney Nebraska on May 3 1911. Witnesses listed include Edwin L. Hougen Charles A Strandberg John Strandberg and John Johnson all of Leusdale Nebraska. J E Evans Register.
John B. Sanders of Ickes Neb filed a notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a land claim described as lot 1-2-67 and se4 in section 6 township 2 south range 5 west sixth principal meridian. Proceedings to occur before the County Judge in Sidney Neb on June 19 1911. Witnesses named Jacob Mayer Henry Mayer William Gustafson Clara Lewis Brett.
The Commissioner appointed to locate a road in Cheyenne County Nebraska reports in favor of establishing the route. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the county clerk by noon July 14, 1911, or the road will be established without reference. The road is designated 198A H-4 I. T. Doran, County Clerk.
The Nebraska State Court in Cheyenne County orders a hearing on the petition of Chus Callahan administrator for final settlement and discharge in the estate of Katie Sharmer, deceased. Hearing set for June 21, 1911 at 1 o’clock pm in the County Court at Sidney, with notice by publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
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