Grace Daugherty Five at Birthday Party in County
Social notes recount Grace Daugherty turning five with a sheriff’s residence birthday party. Friends Esther Miles to Babe Burger attended a street parade and a sunlit circus day. wind hindered setup, animals looked hungry, side show lacked promised features, but the crowd enjoyed the concert and festivities.
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Grace Daugherty
Grace
Esther Miles
Blanch
Irene Snow
Lillian
Clara Bell Oberfelder
Della
Catharine Ragin
Rush Wart
Vinnie Bordwell
Ellen Ickes
Edna Grannaman
Alma Cuningham
Irene
Babe Burger
Susie Sweet
Kimball Couple Wed. L. J. Taylor and Orpha Phillips
In Kimball on June 7 Mr L J Taylor and Miss Orpha B Phillips were joined in marriage. Taylor has resided in the community ten years and worked for the Union Pacific while serving in trusted posts. he has been chosen Master of Frank Welch Lodge A F and A M. Phillips taught in Kimball County and is regarded as refined. TELEGIRAPH extends congratulations and wishes a happy life to the couple in Sidney.
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Kimball
L. J. Taylor
Orpha B. Phillips
Sidney
Taylor
Union Pacific
Frank Welch Lodge
A. F
Ua. N
Phillips
Kimball County
Ice Cream Social Attracts Crowds In Sidney
Women’s Relief corps hosted an ice cream social drawing steady crowds away from the circus parade. Patrons paid with checks, cashiered by Mrs. Will Moore, and about forty dollars was raised. The event aimed to fund a cemetery fence, though later word cast doubt on that purpose.
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Women's Relief Corps
Will Moore
Sidney
J. W. Nelson
Nelson
Grateful Tramp Story Highlights Young Lawyer
A tramp indicted for stealing a watch is arraigned with no counsel. A young attorney defends him and delivers a masterful, almost magical sum up that leaves the jury spellbound. The eight minute verdict grants acquittal and the tramp thanks the attorney with tears.
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Attoney
Utlea Observer
Providence
Old
Gibraltar
Ibis
Sawyer
Death of John P. Kelly Linked to Nebraska Soldier
A New Jersey despatch reports John P. Kelly found dead on a railway near the city. The card lists his Sidney Nebraska residence and a prayer book with his name. Local inquiry links him to a soldier once prosecuted by Dan McKee for breaking and entering, dishonorably discharged after a court martial. No further details of the death are given.
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Andrew Greenlee
New Jersey
John P. Kelly
Sidney
Greenlee
Dan McKee
Ricker
Kelly
Resolutions of Respect for Michael Colin
Sidney Lodge 196 Ancient Order United Workmen mourns Michael Colin a respected brother and citizen. The charter will be draped for thirty days, a copy of resolutions published in local papers, and sent to Mrs Colin. records to note the loss and extend sympathy. OCILAS G Peterson D J Scanlon L J Taylor Committee.
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Sidney Telegraph
People
Ponlard
Colin
Ocilas
G. Peterson
D. J. Scanlon
L. J. Taylon
Sidney Stone A New Industry In Sidney
Union Pacific considers extensive use of Sidney quarry stone for a depot project and future construction. Local endorsements from M M Duggin and J J Crawford praise workability and quality. Inter Ocean offer touts six months of Weekly Inter Ocean at 30 cents for Republicans during the campaign.
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Inter Ocean
Ife
Essig's Stocks New Lot of Ogs Cattle and Barbed Wire
Cur load of og cattle and galvanized barbed wire arrives at Essig's store offering fresh supplies for ranchers and farmers.
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Essig’s
Insult Turns to Humble Beggar Encounter in Granada
An American traveler at a Granada hotel reports a door porter misreading him. The man proclaimed he was no porter and declared, "I am a beggar, sir, and asking you for alms." The exchange ends with the beggar asserting his poverty.
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Granada
Caramba
Sonor
No Crops Forecast Yet in Persistent Drought Tale
A rural poem recalls sixteen years of drought rumors from a western prairie setting. The speaker notes repeated forecasts of no crops each season, anchored by a wary habit among locals and the sight of dusty crews under a pale moon.
Coxeyites Disrupt Rails at Julesburg In West Movement
Coverage describes Coxeyites delaying Julesburg rail traffic by blocking tracks, their flotilla failure after leaving Denver, and the group’s disruption of the Union Pacific yard. The report labels leaders as the true cause while noting sympathy for the stranded protesters and the harm to railroad operations.
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Coxeyites
Julesburg
Julesbury
Coxcyltes
Washington
Parke
Denver
Platte
la Salle Junction
Round House
Notice of M. E. B. Church Sunday Services and Conference
Services at the M. EB church Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rev. James Leonard P. B. will fill the pulpit. All are cordially invited. The Quarterly Conference will be held at 8 o'clock p.m. Monday evening replacing Saturday as announced. N. Tf. Mregs, Pastor.
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James Leonard
N. Tf. Mregs
Powerful Awakening Preaches on Neighbors Talk
The pastor invites the congregation to a message on public perception next Sunday. Rev. Dr. Goodman reportedly drew the largest church audience ever, with hundreds reportedly turned away after the sermon on what neighbors say about you.
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Brethern
Dr. Goodman
East End notes growth plans and local changes in Lodge Pole
East End reports talk of new stone buildings in Lodge Pole and finished projects. Wm. Gerhart sells his Lodge Pole interests to W. W. Young and plans an eastern visit after July. North siders haul lumber for homes. many plan trips to Washington or Oregon this fall. Crops lag but hope remains. Garden produce arrives. new potatoes near ready. A water spout or cyclone passed Saturday, breaking up on the river north east of town.
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East End
Lodge Pole
Stit
Wm. Gerhart
W. W. Young
Here
Oberfelders Offers Summer Hats and Shirts in Linen
Oberfelders advertises straw hats, summer underwear, percale and linen shirts for the season. Shoppers are invited to view a selection described as light and breathable for warm weather.
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Roy
Oberfelders
Intruder the Standardbred Stallion for 1894 Breeding Season
Insure a colt for 210.00 and inspect Intruder stallion No 8987 at Radcliff's barn Sidney Neb before arranging horse service for 1894. Intruder, bay 17 hands 1320 pounds, sire Idol 44 dam Lizzie by Stonewall Jackson, direct Hambletonian 10 descendant. Ten dollar service fee to meet times. horse shown to interested parties. E Doran Mack RapcuirFF Sidney Neb.
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Intruder
Radcliff’s
Sidney
Neb
Idol
Hambletonian
Hattie Wood
Harry Clay
World Fair Awards Price's Cream Baking Powder Best
The World's Fair jury crowned Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as superior for leavening power purity and excellence. It received first prizes or diplomas across all claims with exhaustive testing by a top panel and Dr H W Wiley of the U S Department of Agriculture endorsed the verdict.
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Dr. Price
H. W. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wiley
America
Trespass Notice From Ranch Owner Richard Kruer
For good and sufficient reasons all and every one found trespassing on my ranch will if caught be arrested and prosecuted according to law. June 9 to July 7. Richard Kruer.
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Richard Kruoer
Omaha Daily World-Herald Maintains Six Dollar Yearly Rate
The Omaha Daily World-Herald continues six dollars per year or fifty cents monthly since November. The price change boosted circulation and kept high standards, making a first class daily affordable for many who would not pay ten dollars yearly. Subscriptions may be left at this office.
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Omaha Daily World-Herald
The
World-Herald
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