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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1903

Page

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Killing at Bridgeport Justifiable homicide verdict in Tarble case

The Bridgeport inquest found Ray F. Tarble acted in self defense after a fatal shooting of Ernest Snelling known as Dutch Snelling at McAleese saloon during a quarrel. Tarble, who rode to Dalton and surrendered in Sidney, was released after jurors returned a verdict of justifiable homicide. testimony described Snelling drawing a pistol and Tarble firing twice, with Snelling dying on the saloon floor.

Bridgeport Ernest Snelling Snelling Ray F. Tarble McAleese Tarble Simla Jake Schwender Sidney L. R. North Telegraph Pat McAleese Mr. McAleese Marshal Farmer J. Gough Chas. C. Nelson William Black Tarbie John Conley Anderson North Platte

Enjoyable party at TheHC Club honoring Miss Whitehead

The HC Club hosted a Friday evening gathering at secretary Miss Shelley's home for Miss Whitehead, Potter school principal and former Sidney schools leader, with songs to pair guests by affinity, a president quiz, luncheon, and a varied program. Invited guests included Miss Whitehead and a list of local attendees.

Theh C. Club Secreary Shelley Whitehead Potter School Sidney Brain Fng Club Menohera Miss Whitehead Hubbell McLernon Jones Oosterhondt Leamer Miss Fuller Knox Miss Maneely Ahrens Hattie Radcliff Grace McFadden Paul Martin Don Abreng

Anti cigarette league organized at local office

An anti cigarette league organized last week at Dr Murless office. The group wears neat badges and plans meetings on the first and third Saturdays each month. Officers include Arthur Oberfelder president Paul Martin vice president Eddie Brennan secretary Cathrine Greenlee treasurer Bessie Cross chaplain Eugene Ribble marshal and Albert E Oberfelder of New York City arrived Saturday and stayed several days before leaving Wednesday morning. He is a lace importer and nephew of Col Oberfelder Bob and Joe. Among town ranchmen were Peter Schad Frank Rezina Nick Trienen Henry Lerner Peter Lenzen Emery Planck Fred Gundel C H Reed EB Kruse sr and wife William Richard Krueger Martin Boreson L H Bordwell Commissioner Frank Rihn Frank Hand Ben Chase Otto Kurz John Wolf Walter Nelson D R Snyder Clyde Johnson Leslie Cunningham Abiram Johnson. It’s tiresome to be rich reads the line from A Millionaire Tramp.

Murless Arthur Oberfelder Paul Martin Eddie Brennan Cathrine Greenlee Bessie Cross Eugene Ribble Albert E. Oberfelder New York City Enat Mr. Oberfelder Col. §. Oberfelder Bob Joe New York Peter Schad Frank Rezinina Nick Trienen Henry Lerner Peter Lenzen Emery Planck Fred Gundel C. H. Reed EB. Kruse William Richard Krueger Martin Boreson L. H. Bordwell Frank Rihn Frank Hand Ben Chase Otto Kurz John Wolf Walter Nelson D. R. Snyder Clyde Johnson Leslie Cunningham Abiram Johnson

For Sale Items in Southwest Town District

The Chas. Vernon place in the southwest part of town is offered for sale. Call at the premises for particulars. C. M. Wright offers garden rakes hoes spades and shovels and a Diamond Steel Range offered very cheap.

Chas. Vernon Place C. M. Wright

Union Pacific work and derailment near Big Springs

Dispatcher Brown reported in North Platte as the U P water softener nears use and various crews from the Union Pacific operated around Sidney and Brule Nebraska. A head end collision at Megeath side track east of Big Springs involved trains No. 4 and No. 1. no serious injuries though passengers were shaken and engine crews escaped.

Megeath Big Springs No. 4

Kruse and Urbach Quietly Wed in Sidney Home

Albert Kruse and Sophia Urbach surprised friends by marrying Monday evening at 8:30 at the bride’s home with Judge James Tucker officiating. Only close relatives attended a formal supper served by Mrs. Urbach. The couple left for Denver and will reside in the Scherer property while starting housekeeping.

Albert Kruse Sophia Urbach James Tucker Urbach Denver Scherer Sidney Telegraph Kruse Bros

Recipe for romance on a moonlit piazza

A playful note reads as a recipe for romance between two people. It describes pairing moonlight with arms around a dark piazza, adding whispers, glances, hesitation, yielding, and a kiss or two, then letting the moment cool.

Piazza

President Roosevelt Proclaims Extraordinary Senate Session

On Monday President Theodore Roosevelt issued a proclamation requiring the Senate to convene at the Capitol in Washington on March 5 at 12 noon. It declares the extraordinary occasion and calls all eligible members to take notice of the session.

Roosvelt Senate Theodore Roosevelt United States of America Senate of the United States Capitol Washington

County Clerk Burns Purchases Typewriter for Record Books

County Clerk Burns buys a typewriter for work on the county’s large ledger books and is practicing new popular tunes on the instrument.

Burns

Windmill and pipe work proposal with C M Wright

Windmill project discussed with agent C M Wright from Woodmanse windmill. The conversation centers on wind energy collaboration and accompanying pipe work needs. Details on location and scope remain under question.

Woodmanse C. M. Wright

Severe Storms Predicted for March by St Louis Prophet

Rev Srl R Hicks of St Louis predicts three severe storms in March. The first from March 2 to 7 brings warmth then rain and snow, followed by a cold snap. An electrical crisis is seen on March 9–10. The second storm from March 13 to 20 brings heavy winds and two disturbances around the 16th and 17th. The third, centered around March 21–22, forecasts equinoctial squalls and raw winds, with a warm spell ending in snow, sleet, and a late cold wave. Stock shelter urged.

Srl R. Hicks St Louis Mr. Hicks

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