Springtime Savings Cattle Rustlers Sentenced
Judge Grimes closed the term of court at North Platte. Bartling vs Walker irrigation injunction dissolved with coats taxed to plaintiff. Greenlee & Benson wins ownership of a cow from Merifield. Kirk Duncan and Herbert M. Anderson receive three years hard labor in the Lincoln penitentiary for steeling cattle. Next district court term set for November 13.
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Sidney Telegram notes many local moving about and events
A long list of residents and officials travel between Potter Sidney and surrounding towns for business and social calls. Mentioned are sheriff trips, land office work, bank and hotel changes, school terms, and community gatherings. Notable items include parcels from Denver and Rawlins visits, and preparations for electric light wiring in Sidney.
Sidney Welcomes Harry Brown as New Grocer
Wednesday marked a notable shift in Sidney business circles as Dan McAleese sold his grocery stock to Harry E. Brown formerly of Exeter Neb who has moved his family to Sidney to reside permanently. Brown plans to run a Credit city establishment with steady management. McAleese retires with town friends sending best wishes, while W J Ewing of Exeter becomes Brown's clerk.
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Lenten Services at Christ Church Announce Holy Week Schedule
Christ Episcopal Church lists Holy Communion and morning prayer on March 2 with Sunday School, followed by evening services. A series of confirmation instructions, vesper services, guild meetings, and choir rehearsals are scheduled March 20 through April 1. The public is welcome. the rector, Wm. H. Frost, invites all to attend.
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Turn on the Lights and Progress Sermon in Denver
A Denver minister urged residents to “turn on the lights” as a motto for progress, noting light attracts investment and life, with buildings and window displays shining. He warned against frequent painting and promoted S. W. P. paint from Sidney Drug Co as a fair profit option.
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Local tidbits show town improvements and arrivals
County Treasurer Greenlee plans a curbed walk before his home while a new boiler arrives for the electric light power house. M. E. Washburn taps a city water line near D. Barricklow’s to supply his premises. Henry Laaker buys a spring wagon for town trips. Sol Willis buys Ed. Yeagle property and moves to a new home. W. A. Milner leaves Union Pacific. A. P. Ridge takes over. Charlie and Ralph Pettit return to Sterling Colorado. A benefit dance for the Sidney Orchestra is set at Harper opera house on Easter Monday April 24 with 10 cent admission and 40 cent tickets. ladies free. Harold Fetterly visits from Coldwater Michigan and may relocate. R. P. Scott from Bridgeport reports land seekers eye the river valley and the government canal attracts buyers.
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Sidney Orchestra
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Redington to Resume Billiard Hall Duties in April
H. V. Redington nearly fully recovered from a serious illness and will resume running the billiard hall on April 1. Friends express relief and wish him continued business success. The column notes land dispute resolution favoring Baker and tranfer of land to his homestead. Mention of Union Pacific motor car trials and a Sherwin Williams paint advertisement.
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Corn to the acre and more wheat with John Deere tools
More corn to the acre and more wheat too with John Deere plows harrows discs and cultivators. Harness and saddles offered cheap as we beat catalog houses. Lawn fences four styles with prices. Spring garden tools selling fast with a pleasant bar gain counter.
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