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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
6
Located twenty miles north of Sidney on the Burlington railroad. Grown in ten years from the beauty of Nature's wild prairie to a town represented by nearly every line of business, pushed by wide-awake business men. Center of magnificent small grain area. Two large grain elevators operated to capacity. Heavy shipping point of potatoes and hogs.
Dal ton community news notes births deaths and visits from early 1914. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Ed Litty and Mrs J Staten dies. many relatives and visitors are named, with school and teacher events, farm and store activity, and a water bonds election set for April 7 1914 in Dalton.
An ordinance calls a special election in Dalton Cheyenne County on April 7 1914 to decide issuing eight thousand dollars in water bonds for fire protection and public use. The measure authorizes mains within the village and sets voting procedures notices publication and ballot format.
Notice to the electors of Dalton Village Cheyenne Nebraska that, under ordinances passed and published as required, the Chairman and Board of Trustees announce a special election. The notice specifies the legal action, place, and date as required by law for village governance.
Ickes and neighbors report visits and trips among Aldrup Davison Kreader Hedlund and Walsh families. J C Kreader travels to Dalton and Sidney with several short trips for markets and events. New equipment and farm work noted while Miss Aura attends a Bridgeport teachers meeting. A Dalton stock sale and local lectures are mentioned alongside a birth and health notes.
Potter residents report Mrs McBride as a passenger to Sidney on No 4 Friday. Selma Hansen returns from Denver on a brief vacation. Declamatory contest attendees from Potter include Misses Osborne Durin, Miss Dorothy McAdam, Miss Agnes Thornburg, Miss Trena Smith and siblings Spitzbart, Challburg sisters, Gus Cavalli. Irma Struble travels to Sidney to complete teacher examinations. E C Banta owns a lot west of Miss Strawberg. Mr McBride purchases two west town lots. Catholic services will be held Saturday at 10 a m.
Work on the garage resumes this week amid gaps. Mrs Andrew McAdams leaves for Hot Springs Ark likely away all summer. Go to Church Sunday proclaimed for March 29 by Governor Morehead. The Victors host a box supper March 30 at M E church basement. April 7 town board change urged. April 9 Guild meets. Prof Stevens and team depart for Bridgeport Institute. Several residents travel, host visitors, and local projects advance including a new fountain by Mr Banta and renewed civic efforts.
Breezy period continues in Grand Prairie with caution urged for the unusually strong to venture outdoors. James Irwin and family from Iowa occupy the John Junker place. Ben Planck injured his ankle and has stayed indoors this week. Mr and Mrs Kruseman spent...
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