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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
4
A Democratic hopeful from Lodgepole Nebraska announces candidacy for County Superintendent in the upcoming primary. The statement asks for support from Democratic voters in Cheyenne county and invites assistance.
Sidney Neb announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Clerk in upcoming primary. Requests support from Republican voters in Cheyenne County.
Local notice states J W McCaste of Sidney Nebraska seeks re election as Sheriff and asks supporters to back him in the coming primary election.
F G Grirritrn announces candidacy for Cheyenne County Clerk and asks for support at the September 4 1997 primary election in Sidney Nebraska.
Vd Dunn of Bridgeport Neb announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Clerk seeking support from Republican electors. T B Dawsoy of Sidney Neb declares self as candidate for nomination to the office of County Judge subject to the Republican primary election.
Jonx T. McIlrosn announces candidacy for County Clerk nomination subject to Republican approval in Cheyenne County Nebraska. He files to run in the upcoming primary election in Sidney.
Announcement that Jim seeks re election to Cheyenne county third district seat in the Republican primary on September 107. W C Duncer Redington Neb signs the notice with candidate name and place.
The notice lists Sidney Daugherty of Sidney and C D Green of Bayard as nominees for the office of County Assessor, subject to Democratic voters in Cheyenne County approving at the primary election. The filing emphasizes Democratic primary process and county approval.
H McPannen of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for County Judge pending the outcome of the Republican primary election.
Land buyers persist as Lodgepole hosts visitors including Mrs R G Cary and visiting Seeleys. A Lodgepole Sidne y baseball thriller ended 23 to 7 for Lodgepole. School meeting notes a $2,000 balance and $2,500 projected need. J C Wolfe elected director. grounds to be fenced and trees planted. 75 cents monthly under consideration. Local merchandise move and a note on prospering times with a philosophical aside on nature.
The note recalls a community dance in Herdon on July 4th with residents invited. It mentions Misa Anna Gunderson visiting from Miases Anna and Mamie Gotty of Bushnell, crop concerns after rain, and gatherings at Krueger's and Huff ranch. Local meetings elected James Mitchell as Herdon moderator and Chas Portly as Bronson director.
In NALTON the annual school meeting elected Mrs Sadie Cape moderator and reported $251 in treasury with eight month term beginning Sept 9. Simla district held a spirited meeting where A L Adams and Geis tied after eight ballots and Adams won by straw draw. Daly progress shows Dalton booming with two new buildings, Kivett store and dwelling, Steve Davis restaurant pool hall, and a bank planned. Eva Hill ends Eagle term and returns home for summer. Charley Allery resigns as section foreman to join eastern state business.
Crops are fine. A L Wimer helps P T Higgins on his new house. A O Nelson and Arvid Burg keep their gasoline engine and plow in running order. Bill Sheele hunted cattle then hauled hogs home. Telephone Co held a meeting at L Bretts. A group visited Potter last Sunday. Carl Carlson has been sick for two weeks. Alfred Hoyer plans to return to Galenburg Ill next Sunday. Charlie Stanton moved his family to Potter. Willie Goding and Charlie Stanton drill a well near Redington for the farmers. Elgin Himer helps Peter Nelson with tray cattle.
Clara residents and neighbors were listed as visitors and workers around Clara and Higgins ranches. Calls included Henry Shrear and Mr. Bancroft with son-in-law Scot at Clara, Albert Wimner at Higgins, and T. E. Quinn at Lew Wilson. Sunday sightings included Chas Lager's guests and Albert Nelson’s engine repair.
Residents wish for rain in the Draw as Carl and Chris Livoni complete a well for Frank Doylitt at 200 feet. The school board met to settle warrants before upcoming meetings. Neighbors and visiting families attend celebrations and plan future wells, sheep shearing, and cattle work while crops are in early ground. Newton Briggs, Irvine Monnett, and others plan trips and farming tasks continue through June.
George Eckert Ickes and Gua Anderson traveled from Cheyenne to stay at the Ickes homestead. Pleasant calls from Mr and Mrs Frank Rilen, Pearl Mayer at Dalton Children Day, and visits among Sanders Eckert and McNulty families are noted. Edna and Hiram Harper returned to Sidney after visiting grandparents near Ickes.
A playful note on humor as essential to great journalism and public life. It argues laughter accompanies high-quality reporting, enhancing the reader’s experience and newsroom culture. It underscores that no newspaper or writer can stand out without a strong sense of humor.
The Chicago Record-Herald frames its role as promoting smiles and laughter as a legitimate press mission. It highlights the Alternating Currents column by E. Kiser and Ralph Wilder cartoons on the front page as sources of humor that also provoke thought.
A sensational drama Jesse James arrives July 2 in a mammoth waterproof canvas theatre. A military band leads an afternoon and evening concert. The production promises realistic stunt scenes, funny characters, thrilling climaxes, and beautiful tableaux, compiled by an original company for one night only.
In the matter of the estate of John V Niccolls deceased the county court in Cheyenne County Nebraska notes a petition by Anni Niccolis asking for probate of a copy of the will from McLean County Illinois. The hearing is set for July 2 1907 with notice by publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks. James Tucker County Judge signed and ordered publication.
Notice to Albert H Sears Ruma E Dorsey and all interested parties that M Hide purchased private tax sale of Cheyenne county land in Sidney Nebraska including Clarkson additions blocks 21 23 and various lots for delinquent taxes from 1900 1905 with redemption dates October 1907 and October 1905 respectively. Land was assessed in the name of A W Sears except some blocks assessed to Emon F Voorsey. Deed to be issued after redemption period.
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