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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
4
The Telegraph lists subscription rates with postage paid options for one year and six months and a single-copy price. The text notes 91.50 for advance payment but trailing figures are cut off. The item reflects typical 19th or early 20th century newspaper pricing and payment terms.
Judge H M Grimes is a candidate for re election in this judicial district, praised as a jurist and man. The piece urges action on Nebraska irrigation funds, noting a Black Hills canyon reservoir site and a potential water power project to attract capital and appeal to our senators and representatives.
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that counties cannot foreclose tax liens without first purchasing the land at tax sale from the county treasurer. It overruled a prior decision and held foreclosures are valid unless appealed. The ruling impacts pending Lincoln County cases and aligns with a new foreclosure collection law. The redemptions from sheriff's sales were not decided and will be addressed in a separate Logan County case.
For sale or trade a fine Mammoth Jack is offered on reasonable terms. For particulars call or address Ollie Camblin in Sidney, Nebraska.
ad copy promising a quick cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. states all druggists refund money if it fails and includes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. price 25 cents.
Bridgeport reports include postmaster Clanges trip to Sidney and return, N I Squires travel to Bayard and Omaha for eye treatment, and Bridgeport Hardware unloading a full shipment. Royalty of visits from Wilber and Alliance, ball scrubs game results, new autos, homesteading, birthdays, new residences, and local work on the divide.
Dalton notes record a string of social visits and local work. Marie and Maude Davison visited Mrs. Albert Morrow. Walter Reinmuth and Ralph Reinmuth made Sidney trips. W S Woolsey shipped wheat to St Louis and toured the country. Tom Freeman did breaking for Reinmuth. Mayer and Davisons seen near Ickes. Bowen inspected the track by automobile.
Albert Nelson of Sextorp visited Cavalli's last Sunday and began a seven year work contract with Mr Cavalli. Peter Nelson of Sextorp hauled limestone with a large gang of teams early this week. D Heimer is building a cattle shed and tending a large melon patch. Frank Portrey searched for cattle early this week. Chas Heimer visited Mrs Gillmour Gust Smith Grant Brady and Potter last Sunday. Mrs Gillmour visited D Heimer Sunday and Monday. District 15 school resumed after a one week vacation. Lora Adams visited Stone Ranch Thursday evening. Johny Anderson Tony Banish and Gilbert Nelson were at Potter Sunday, and Anderson also visited Vandiver's. Joe Nelson of Sidney passed through en route to Peter Nelson. John Cloud of Clara searched for Mammoth jacks Saturday. Chas Higgins of Clara hunted stray horses Saturday and reported good rain in that area. Ben Wagoner of Redington was in
In the week, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Vandiver visited Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Quinn. Miss R. A. Shrear was not a caller at D. Heimer's or at W. A. Gustafson's Sunday. Ed and Gilbert Nelson called at the Stone Ranch this week. Local notice notes es trayed horses in the vicinity Thursday.
James Davison and wife spent Sunday at Mayer's. Mrs. Ed Walsh and Rosy McNulty are attending a Mission at St. Patrick's Church this week. Mrs. Rose Harper and children and Mrs. Dessie Grosvenor traveled from Sidney to visit their parents. J W Reinmuth and sons with Henry Mayer and Elmer Mayer went fishing and caught a good number. Gust Burk searched for stray cattle in the area. Bert Davison worked on his ranch this week. Charley Mayer traveled from Dalton to visit his parents. Mrs. Albert Morrow and Maude and Marie Davison were pleasant callers at Dalton. A large local turnout attended Tuesday's sale. Mr. and Mrs. D L Aldridge visited Dalton earlier this week.
A fragment from a bank ledger lists capital stock paid in 5,0000 Surplus fund 700 00 Undivided profits 1,451 52 Expenses and taxes paid Soren Bank notes out 3 000 00 Deposits 21,379 72 Demand certificates of deposit 1,202 87 Certificates of deposit 17,904 77 Bills payable 5 000 00 Total 2 768 56 78s.
A profile highlights N. P. Lyngholm as a model farmer stock man with a thriving 12 acre alfalfa operation, 100 head cattle, and a self sustaining system. It recounts Henry Anderson’s rise from homestead near Point of Rocks to 1,760 acres, fencing, and irrigation dreams, then his later alcohol troubles and eventual hope for Cheyenne County.
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