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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
4
Farm activity rises as weather shifts with many farmers plowing and discing. Rev J H Foster from York preached at Center. several locals visited Birdwell's. Jendes moved into new home on 3 15 50. Vina Dyson from Indiana visits uncle J H Birdwell and family.
Weather is fine as plows move the coil and grain sowing begins. Mrs. Dye visits district 101 school. Mr. and Mrs. E M Nelson return home. Miss O’Brien and Mrs. Dye visit over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R N Biggs travel to Sidney. John Anderson and Mr. Johnson visit E E Glaseburn Sunday. Adanson works for E M Neleon. Eli Elston works for Earl Dye. D R Jones visits the valley. Uncle Ben Baron finishes a new house.
A neighborhood party at Mr Livoni's offered entertainment for local youth. F A Hand reports a new well at 800 feet with artesian prospects. Miss Minehall entertained at Hiett's. J W Nelson plows wheat. Peter Lenzen moves corn shelter to Colorado, near Peetz. Mr Foster and family visited Starve Crow Hill farm. A prairie fire south of the Fischers damaged property in strong winds. John Tishue built a new house on the ranch south of town. Dust-proof letter files advertised by The Telegraph.
Cheyenne County Nebraska commissioners meet March 8 1910 adjournment from February 9 1910 vote to establish Road 191 A running from northeast corner section 17 to west county line accepted as public highway and to be open for general use. Remonstrance on Road 188 A discussed signers to be asked to confirm petitions. back taxes on Lodgepole village lots to be written off. official bonds approved. claims audited including TF Strona Co grader repairs.
General Fund entries list payments to Dalton Adding Machine Co for adding machine use Doran clerk money expended Klopp Bartlett Co supplies Joe Benish wood Osborn glazing Anti Dust Chemical Co supplies Hammond Stephens Co superintendent supplies Vienna Restaurant pauper meals University Pub Co superintendent supplies A D Stowrts insanity board member i R Yoogle pauper meals J W McDaniel salary and janitor work Sidney Lumber Co coal Independent Telephone Co March rent February toll H E Gapen services to insanity board JC Wolfe public treasurer statement Mi T Doran clerk money expended Mi T Doran clerk insanity board LI Bordwell surveyor DF Bennett helping surveyor Paul Collart adjourned to meet March 23 1910 Attest H T Doran County Clerk pees 2 0u
Precinct assessors are requested to meet at the court house on Monday March 28 at 10 o clock a m to obtain supplies and discuss county matters. John Daugherty County Assessor.
Do not forget the declamatory contest at the Opera House on Monday night March 14 with winners advancing to the District contest in Bridgeport on March 24 admission 25 cents reserved seats 35 cents seats on sale at Baldwin's next Monday. The B M Club met last Saturday with Mrs. Simon and heard Professor Clive speak on Books Old and New it pleased the audience and praised Mr Cline as a young man of high order. On Sunday Mr McLernon spoke to the children of the Loyal Temperance Legion who enjoyed it and recalled the lawn social surprise. W F Bassett returned from Omaha with Dr Stowitte still in hospital.
C G Lawrence represents Dye here Theo Thorenson from Kimball Tuesday Ww D Eggert Dalton and C D Minshall Dalton visited Tuesday O B H Seaman Potter attended the board Lewis Brett was at the meeting Mrs C D Ensig guests Gladys McKown Lincoln Otto Hink Jr returned from Iowa Clarence Cooper and Lettie Cooper Oakdale Nebraska visited to invest in land J McIntosh recovering from a hand condition Dr Perry Nichole Hot Springs SD treated the wound Mies Fer gueon a trained nurse will stay to dress the wound.
Public notice listing serial numbers 04300 and 01479 appears in the publication. The notice records formal action to publish and may reference related claims or proceedings dated within the document. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Mrs Peter Peutz of Paty Colorado visited her parents Mr and Mrs Karl Ruthher a few days ago and returned home Wednesday.
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