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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1902

Page

4

Foreclosure Drives Taxes in Box Butte and Cheyenne Counties

The Alliance Pioneer Grip reports Box Butte and Cheyenne counties increasing tax collections via foreclosure against delinquent lands held largely by loan companies. County Attorney actions have yielded substantial cash for the treasury, with prospects for more as foreclosures proceed.

Alliance Grip Box Butte P Wessure Cheyenne County Wm. Mitchell Mitchell Gapen Grimes District Court

Cecil Rhodes Dies, Diamond King of South Africa

Cecil J Rhodes, famed diamond magnate, died after a storied career that began with a health trip to South Africa. He seized the diamond fields opportunity, built immense wealth, and rose to among the world's richest men before death claimed him.

Cecil J. Rhodes South Africa Shakespeare Cecil Rhodes

Local notices and events mix in quiet Nebraska town

E Kruse sells a nine mile north ranch to a South Dakota buyer for about 4500 dollars and Kruse plans to move to Sidney. Easter services and musical programs are planned at several churches with baptisms and Holy Communion. Rail service upgrades to Overland Limited discussed. Harry Webber praised for Nip and Tuck at Opera House. Interior department orders fencing enforcement on public lands, with 60 day removal window and legal action if ignored.

Harry Webber Opera House The Chicago Tribune Hooley

County Notes Echo Ickes Roundup and Local Visits

Community items note Henry DeBruner’s roundup, visits by Lyman S. Boyer to James Davison, Sadie and Artie Hanna at Davison’s, and Ola Mayer’s illness related absence. John Belden and Anna Davison visit Sidney and Mrs. Eckert improves from illness while a blizzard refrains. Everett Davison beams after receiving a photo of his girl. a Gunstafsons dance is reported. legal note on population figures and mandamus opinion by the attorney general.

Henry DeBruner Lyman S. Boyer James Davison Sadie Artie Hanna Mr. Davison Ola Mayer Tures

Local Notes and Events Across the District

Albert Nelson works for Fred Nelson and Miss Delia Clyne teaches in district No 15. Will Gustafson hosted a dance last Saturday night. Mrs Heimer and Fred traveled to Sidney for trading. Andrew Nelson dips cattle for ticks in the ears. Albert W Nelson visited Heimer's last Friday. Dan Heimer went to Iowa due to his mother’s illness. Henry Welch looked for cattle in the neighborhood. The Swedish Lutheran church at Sextorp will be dedicated April 3. N P Nelon was a cattle man at the Heimer ranch Monday en route to Sidney. Last week’s mild weather gave way to several days of rain and a blistering Tuesday night blizzard with snow five feet high in spots. March ends on a rough note. Frank Clinton and Clyde Johnson visited Pleasant View with several dogs, likely chasing coyotes and cisties.

Will Gustafson Sidney Frank Clinton Clyde Johnson

Caldwell post master named by town officials

E B Harris is appointed post master at Caldwell replacing E V Medgel. Nearby notes report no new smallpox cases in Ogalalla with one suspect under quarantine. John Nelson and Albert Larson of Potter headed to Cheyenne to seek work with Union Pacific.

E. B. Harris Caldwell E. V. Medgel Ogalalla John Nelson Albert Larson Potter Cheyenne Union Pacific Wilkins Wayo Analfalfa Dawson County Railway Age Nebraska Gering Southern Burlington Missouri

Cattle Hog Sheep Prices Hold Steady in South Omaha Market

Receipts for the past week trail the prior period by about 2000 head though buyers report a favorable seller’s market. Light beef cattle gain 15 to 25 cents with various weight classes selling from 5.50 to 6.60 a hundredweight. Hogs show fewer numbers but heavier weights with prices rising 5 to 10 cents and fat hogs quoted 6.35 to 6.60. Sheep and lambs advance 15 to 25 cents with defined ranges for good to choice and fair to good lots. Wrt Buchanan Co.

South Omaha

School Notes and Student Absences This Week

Examination visited all rooms this week. Myrtle Sim has stopped school due to health. Florence and Margery Fuller are absent. Sarah Flynn is absent from room 3 because of sickness. Edith Dick Alice Pierce and Oscar Lindberg absent from room 4. Ida Vogel and Alice McCombs quit school as parents moved to Denver. Walter Mohr absent on a visit. Annie and Bronlee Sickler quit school.

Myrtle Sim Florence and Margery Fuller Sarah Flynn Edith Dick Alice Pierce Oscar Lindberg Ida Vogel Alice McCombs Denver Walter Mohr Annie Bronlee Sickler

Sheriff deeds record transfers in multiple parcels

Sheriff issued deeds transferring several parcels including se 30-16-47 and ne 18-15-49 to listed grantees with prices ranging from 75 to 135 dollars and limited transfers to individuals such as P P Wailman Sarah M Moore W S Bassett and others in a consolidated notice ending with a job- work line.

Harm Weyerts P. P. Wailman Sarah M. Moore Samne W.S. Bassett J. W. Reinmuth J.C. Reimer F. Lehmkuhl Chas. Allison GC. F. Cribbs Helen P. Kuhn G. M. Clarke R. Armstrong T. D. Hosmer J. H. Lewellen L. A. Christian J. A. Thomas L.A. Christian Jane Ragen G. W. Moore Lota Sidney W. Dunamore L. Lehm- Kuhl Lote Evelene Kimnbell F. W. Lester Seme

Big Horn Basin Offers Vast Openings for Settlers

The Big Horn Basin in Wyoming is described as a rich undeveloped area with one million acres open to settlement. The Burlington Railway has released a new illustrated folder with an accurate map, detailing land lay, soil, products, yield, irrigation, and opportunities. Write for a free copy.

Big Horn Basin Wyoming The Burlington

Gloomy Outlook on Love and Health Reflection

A man faces a breakup and doubts future love while fearing a possible illness relapse. The Indianapolis Journal notes his somber remark that there is an even chance of another attack next spring.

Indianapolis Journal

Reminder at breakfast sparks book talk

Mrs Starvems praises a splendid, strong book at the breakfast table. An absentminded boarder interrupts, asking to pass the butter, in a brief domestic moment reported by the Philadelphia Press.

Offer Uniquely Priced Magazine Bundle for Two Weeks

The Telegraph offers a limited two week deal delivering four items by mail to one county address for 1.25. Included are the Semi-Weekly Omaha World Herald one year 81.00 Illinois Illus Monthly Good Housekeeping Agricultural Weekly The Orange Judd Farmer and the picture The Tug of War 10x36 inches valued at 3.50. All four must be to the same address.

Telegraph Omaha World- Herald Illus Good Housekeeping Orange Judd Farmer Isaes Vatad Anardetaear

Burlington Route Tickets On Sale With Stopovers

Tickets go on sale from April 21 to 27 and May 27 to June 8 plus August 2 to 3 with liberal stopover arrangements and return limits. For details contact the nearest agent or request a California folder from J Francis General Passenger Agent Burlington Route Omaha Nebraska.

Burlington California J. Francis Genl Pacs Agt Omaha Neb

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