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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
1
Sidney Social Roundup Reports Local Travel and News
A bustling Sidney update notes Ed Lame of Simla visiting, trains delayed near Paxton by washouts, O. A. Torgerson back from eastern land matters, Grace King returning from Lincoln, and Mrs. Miles bringing daughters from Brownell Hall. Updates on residents’ health, land sales near Chappell, teachers headed to Kearney, and several locals attending school, church, and events.
Death and Remembering Local Residents in 1909 Obituaries
Mary Emon Dean Davis of this county died after long illness at home on June 8 1909 leaving husband William S Davis two sons George and Eugene and daughter Dora Hamblin funeral held June 11 with Rev Zinnecker officiating Claude Milton Hadley son of Clarence and Mrs Hadley died June 5 1909 at Sidney aged 2 years 8 months last child Versa Viola Vinson daughter of Carl Vinson died June 4 1909 from acute Brights disease buried June 5 service led by Rev H Zinnmecker. These notices reflect faith and community care in era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emon Dean
Wm S. Davis
Mattie Bubb
Davis
Mra. Davis
M. E Church
George
Eugene
Dora Uamblin
Zinnecker
Claude Milton Hadley
Clarence Hadley
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Sidney
Hadley
Claude
M. E
Versa Viola Vinson
Carl Vinson
H. Zinnmecker
Little Vers
Potter Bank Changes Hands in Potent Nebraska Transfer
Jen sen Bros. of Boelus Nebraska have purchased the controlling interest in Potter State Bank and will operate the local bank. The transfer occurred Thursday with Wotom as cashier and W S Rodman retaining part of his stock in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter State Bank
Jensen Bros
Boelus, Neb
Wotum
Boelus Bank
Potter Bank
W. S. Rodman
Weather and farming advice with Kruse Bros promotion
The note mentions rain through Sunday to Thursday and urges farmers to plant grain. It warns that corn rot occurs if in the ground too long and questions getting it in if not sprouted. Despite concerns, it ends with cheerful optimism and a promotion for Kruse Bros. porter.
Sidney plans Fourth of July celebration with band and ball team
A joint committee of six from the Sidney band and ball team met to arrange the Fourth of July festivities. Directors J L McIntosh S Fishman F B Tobin from the ball team and F Vath G M Wright J Baldwin from the band serve on the committee. Events include races games ball and a dance with a speaker and literary musical program. The band will be on duty all day and a full program is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Band
Sidney
Itigasure
J L. Mclntosh
S. Fishman
F. B. Tobin
F. Vath
G. M. Wright
J. ©. Baldwin
Flood Waters Break Dams Near Town
Dammed waters from upstream have breached containment and spread across the valley. Residents affected include John Adamas, John and Charles Anderson, and Phil Shaver. Charles Trognitz notes cows wading as pasture becomes a lake. authorities report uncertain word on eastern dams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adamas
John
Charles Anderson
Phil Shaver
Charles Trognitz
Band Stand Donation Prompts Community Support
L G Lowe provides lumber M W Osborn offers paint E Mclernon lends ground across from the post office C C Callahan to supply electric lights for a band stand Donors are praised as a commendable town gesture Sidney residents praised as generous Reports deny bridge or dam damage initially exaggerated by eastern papers Julia Cleland of Fremont marries Merlin E McKirahan of Los Angeles the wedding linked to social circles in the city Porter on draught at Krase Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Lowe
M. W. Osborn
E. Mclernon
C. C. Callahan
Erand
Sidney
Julia Cleland
Fremont
Merlin E. McKirahan
Los Angeles
California
West
Lucy Jones
W. W. Jordan
Charming Jones
Eighth Graduation at Opera House Honors Lodgepole Students
Last Friday evening the eighth grade graduation at the opera house saw a class of twenty six. Clara Klein of Lodgepole won first in declamatory contest Bertha Bates of Lodgepole placed second. Eroin Yarletz of Lodgepole earned the highest exam average with Eunice Van Winkle of Dalton second. Our sister city to the east took three of four diplomas. Music by V Klein F Vath T Lynch and Miss Klein. Professor Pate presented diplomas. County Supt Miss Morrison promotes eighth grade completion districtwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Clara Klein
Lodgepole
Bertha Bates
Eroin Yarletz
Eunice van Winkle
Dalton
V. Klein
F. Vath
T. Lynch
Miss Klein
Pate
Miss Morrison
Railroad Notes Highlight Road Disruptions And Personnel Moves
Foreman Murphy renovates roof on wire house while George Fast remains sick with grip. Pacific Hotel manager Pitzer made a Denver trip. Roadmaster Hammer oversees new switch ties. Iron workers lift water softener onto cement foundation. Jessen leaves bridge crew for day fireman at electric plant. Costello resigns as night clerk to become night caller at U P depot. Bixby repairs pits in new round house and is ordered to Bushnell to fix washout damaged bridges. All passenger trains delayed by washouts near Bushnell. About 1000 feet of track washed out. trains diverted to LaSalle Colp and Joliet. Washout near Paxton halts No 7 for two hours. Nos 3 and 5 late by five to six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman Murphy
George Fast
H.L. Pitzer
The
Pacific Hotel
Denver
Wm, Jessen
Electric Light
John Costello
U. P
Schuyler Bixby
New
Round House
Bushnell
Eneh
LaSalle Colp
Jalesburg
Paxton
Sidney Beats by Ogalalla Split Weekend Games
Sidney lost to Ogalalla 3 to 1 in nine innings amid fatigue and errors on both sides. The next day Sidney routed Julesburg 16 to 0 in nine innings, then Kimball defeated Sidney 10 to 7 after a 12 inning battle. Umpire Bughie faced censure for early calls. Upcoming schedule includes Alliance and North Platte visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Data
Ogalalla
Sidney
Ogalallas
Sidney—McKibben
Collins
Agnew
Nicholas
Carrington
Julesburg
Atara
Sidney—Closman
P; Agnew
C. Julesburg
Twombey
P; Stephens
Kimball
Bughie
Hhe Square
Kimball Boys
Sidney —McKibben
Blue Ribbon Coffee Sold At C W Hornaday's
The famous Blue Ribbon brand coffee is offered for sale at C W Hornaday's with display and sampling opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hornaday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kratz
E.R. Kratz
Flrst National Bank
American Surety Co
Rodman-Looschen Land Co
Moore Building
Sidney, Neb
Closman & Ripley Plumbing
Western Realty
W. B. Swatzlander
Mgr
Yaegle
Pioneer Hotel
B. R. Yaegle
Mcaleese Block
City News and Notes
Neck of the
Timber
Ed Lame
Simla
Nebraska
O. A. Torgerson
Grace King
Lincoln
B.P. Osgood
Charles Tate
Sidneysighte
James Palmer
F Hand
H. Worden
Colorado Line
Harry Crooks
C. H. Mooney
Ruth
Carrie Eckert of
Ickes
John Eckert
Mrs. Britton
L. Gunderman
Citizen Parks
Chappell
Jennie Oldershaw
Kearney
Miss Oldershaw
Cheyenne County
Potter
Woeoverts
Sidney Wednesday
H. G. Miller
Geo. Miller
Henry Henrichs
Harm Poppen
Francesco
John Henrichs
Grace McFadden
North Platte
State Normal
Lodgeple
Miss Grace
Yarletz
Omaha
Stewitts
Carl Mahr
Unior Valley
Geo Harvey
Sidney Marble Works
Cheyenne
B. K. Bushee
Joseph Kinney
Esther Turnbull
C. A. Blackburn
BH. A. Bergman
Bert Bicket
S J. Richardson
R. F. Brown
Bert Larnon
Earl Milton
L. A. Bartholomew
G. H. Cunningham
Earth
Kruse Bros
J. E. Trinnier
Mark Spanogle
Bridgeport
Porter
Krase Bros
J. Co
Baldwin
Phonograph
Sidney Souvenir
Cleburne Block
Railroad Notes
Ball News
Cheyenne County Abstract
C. M Hadley
H. T. Doran
H. E. Gapen
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
American Fidelity Ce
Miss Warner
New York
Besse
Ruhter
Oberfelder
First National Bank
Ihs
Wen
First National Bank OF Sidney
D. J. Scanlon Drugs
Harper & Wright Funeral Directors
C. M. Wright
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