Telegraph Dots and Dashes Chronicle Quakes and Quips
A compact column notes California has received over 30 million dollars since the San Francisco earthquake while creditors are warned. It jokes about snow in Denver and Omaha slides, Zion’s Elijah Dowie, and civic quirks including Fremont high school fashion and Quaker colonies in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Denver
Omaha
Elijah Dowie
Zion
United States
Fremont
Ouiaba
New York Bank Plans Capital at Seventy Million
The column notes New York aims for a bank capital of seventy million dollars and remarks on not yet being invited to become a stockholder. It also wryly comments on public figures and political shifts, referencing Dowie, Hill, and Elk ins amid broader public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rambling 1900s News Snippets Stir Public Curiosity
A collage of brief items mentions Germany building six battleships and British taxpayers bristling, a California convict earning a million while serving two years, debates over Sarah Bernhardt as circus or drama, and a new crime bill against stealing from Indians. Other notes reference a Milwaukee boy mayor, Mark Twain’s autographs at Vassar, a buried fur will, and political chatter about Tillman and Davis in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
California
Texas
Congress
Milwaukee
Death of Nebraska Governor James E. Boyd in Omaha
James E. Boyd, Governor of Nebraska, died at his Omaha home on April 30 at age seventy four. Born in Ireland, he came to America at nine, settled in Omaha in 1857, and worked as a carpenter and builder. He served on the Omaha council, became mayor in 1881, and was elected governor in 1890 after a court battle over his citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Boyd
Nebraska
Omaha
Governor Boyd
Ireland
America
Ohio
Thayer
Boyd
United States
Supreme Court
Dalton Notes Report Various Local Happenings and New Arrivals
Dalton reports include Jim Fish unloading fence posts for W. S. Woolsey and Guy Bice taking a night operator job. Visitors George Baker and Irene Ullery arrive from Clara and Sidney. A Sunday school was organized with Chas Ullery as superintendent and Dr. Robinson as assistant superintendent. New arrivals George Machlin and Irene Ullery join the town. Woolney ships grain and produce this week. Local youths form a baseball team under John Wallack and A. Andreen. Louella Adams visits homestead. H. E. Brown nears completion of his home and W. S. Croase promotes Woodman Lodge with about fifty members and a first meeting set for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bice
Etna Green
Ind
George Baker
Clara
Dalton
Chas. Ullery
Dr. Robinson
Mabel Reinmuth
H.E Brown
Croase
Woodman Lodge
Simla Notices of Local Work and Home Improvements
Robt. McConnell visited Bridgeport on Tuesday and sold a tight head of horses last Saturday. Mrs. Auldrup and Mrs. A. L. Adams with three daughters visited Dalton on Saturday. EB Lane plans considerable fencing and A and Adams are preparing sod. Gus Auldrup will finish his residence for occupancy in a few days. A dandy new rocker advertised at two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Buck
Robt. McConnell
Mrs. Auldrup
Dalton
A. L. Adams
Lane
A. &. Adams
Gus Auldrup
Local notes from Irving and Bridgeport area
Entries report on residents Lloyd Remsburg Ira Griffith and W C Enright visiting Bridgeport, Robert Walsh fencing pasture, Walsh family visiting band concert, Haydock and Weaver returning from Denver, J Johnsons business call, division work updates at Sutherland and Griffith, Paymaster Parker boosting workers, Kilbys at homestead, Dave Griffith visiting grading camp, plus a regional editorial digression on the “man behind” various roles and Walter Pate’s salary increase to 1000 dollars at Sidney school after two years in Trenton. Trenton Leader
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Remsburg
Ira Griffith
W. C. Enright
Bridgeport
Robert Walsh
Robt. Walsh
Messrs. Haydock and
Weaver
Engineering Corps
Denver
Sidney
Nebraska
Walter Pate
Trenton School
Sidney School
Pate
Trenton
Burlington Low Rates to California in 1906
Burlington offers round trip tickets from Sidney to Los Angeles and San Francisco at 48.50 dollars with final date July 3. Travel window April 26 to May 6. An invitation to secure advertising material and contact agent M. A. Shipman for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Sidney
Los Angeles
San Francico
California
M. A. Shipman
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Ad
Druggists offer a Paro Ointment that promises relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. If not cured money may be refunded. Price fifty cents.
Public Notice of Final Proof for McAdam in Sidney
Notice is given of Quinton Rk. McAdam who filed a homestead entry 8951 for the NW. NW and SW. See in township 15 north range 4 west. Final proof will be made before James Tucker in Sidney on June 22, 1906, with witnesses Grant Brady William A. Hornaday Oscar E. Anderson and Andrew Nelson all of Potter Nebraska. Geological Register George F. Frescu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
North Platte
Neb
James ‘Tucker
Sidney
Nebraska
Quinton Rk. McAdam
Suld Jand
Grant Brady
William A. Hornaday
Oscar FE
Anderson
Andrew Nelson
Potter
Frescu
Register
Sale of Attached Property in Cheyenne County Nebraska
The sheriff announces a court ordered sale of defendant William H Burns and Virginia Burns property in Cheyenne County. The North Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Seventeen Township sixteen North Range Forty seven West will be sold for cash at 10:00 AM on May 15, 1906 in front of the Sidney County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
James Atckins
William H. Burns
Virginia Burns
Court House
Sidney
Tax sale notice for Cheyenne County land in Nebraska
WH Quinton R McAdam bought at private tax sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska the southwest quarter of Section 22 Township 15 North Range 52 West for 72.30 dollars covering delinquent taxes from multiple years. Redemption ends August 3 1905 and a Treasurer's deed will be sought. Sidney Nebraska dated April 20 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinton R. McAdam
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Towit
Charles W. Anderson
Sidney
Ouratos KR
McAdam
Ordinance Grants Standard Oil 50 Year City Warehouse Right
The Village of Sidney Nebraska grants Standard Oil Company permission to construct warehouses tanks and buildings for storing illuminating oils for fifty years on described premises in Brook Mount original town of Sidney Cheyenne County. Ordinance in force after passage approval and publication as of April 1906. Signed by A K Greenlee Clerk and H B Garen Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Sidney
Cheynne
Nebraska
H.b.garen
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry No. 71 at North Platte Neb
Department of the Interior notices a contest by Alvin B. Knox against Elmer Brooks for the S4% NEY. Lots 2 Section 4 Township 16 Range 50 West. Contest alleges abandonment for over five years and failure to prove final entry. Hearing set for June 9 1906 at North Platte with publication of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
North Platte
Alvin B. Knox
Elmer Brooks
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
James Tucker
Sidney
Nebraska
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants Foreclosure Case
Plaintiff W J Culbertson petitions Cheyenne county Nebraska district court to foreclose a mortgage on the NE quarter of section 28 township 19 north range 49 west with water rights except a 50 foot strip along Belmont Canal. Notes totaling 3500 each dated 1902 due 1904 and 1905 with 8 percent interest. Defendants include John C Stoddard Mary E Stoddard Lewis S Reed O H L Mason Mrs Mason and First National Bank of Boone. Answer required by May 21, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Stoddard
Mary EB. Stoddard
First National Bank of
Boone
Iowa
O. W
Mary E. Stoddard
Lewis S. Reed
Towlt
Ringe
Nebraska
Belmont Errigating Canal and Water Power Company
Platine
O. H. L. Mason
Finswer
Wl, Culbertson
Lenoy Munro
Decree for estate residue in Higgins case in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court holds a decree hearing on May 10 1906 to assign the residue of Charles A Higgins deceased to heirs. Notice published in Lipsey Telegraph for four weeks. Also notice of sale of eight horses and two cows under an execution against Annie McCarthy by Sheriff JTW McDancen set for May 17 1906 at Joseph Bignell’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
W. N. Wilson
Annie McCarthy
Jtw
McDancen
Shertiy
Probate of Will Hearing Order in Cheyenne County
The County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska orders a hearing on the will of Fannie A Sandoz with Paul E Sandoz James Right and Jennie McKelvey named as executors. Affected interested parties are summoned to appear May 21 1908 at 9 o'clock a m to show cause why probate should not be granted. Notice will be published in The Sioney TeenGram for three weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Paul E. Sandoz
James Right (Wright
Jennie McKelvey
Fannie A A. Sandoz
Fannie A. Sandoz
Paul Fr. Sandoz
Sioney TeenGram
A. D
Ames Tucker
Swan
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Ayer
Rp Co
Lowell, Mase
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph and
Peoples Poniard
Aodowe
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
Odds and Ends
Mount Vesuvius
Swaledale
David B. Hill
Senator Elkins
Phillipines
West Virginia
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Mark Twain
Pittsburg
Dante
Tillman
Vardeman
Jeff. Davia
Senate
Billy Mason
W. Cochran
Western Federation of Minera
Moyer, Hayward and Pettybone
Jim Fish
W. S. Woolsey
George Machlin
Leon
Slao
Irene Ullery
W. S. Woolney
Ray Clough
John Wallack
A. Andreen
Louella Adiams
Simla
Irving
Platte
Dave Griffith
Sutherland and
Griffith
Times
Venture
Kodak
Modanted
Said County
Wes
State of
Ata
Conn Court Room
Said
Charles A Higgins
Lero Martin
Lipsey ‘Telegraph
Fames ‘Tuckel
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Llavors
Schlitz
Budweiser
Kruse Brothers
B. F Mitchell
M. H. Tobin
Schlitz Beer
Telephone
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery & Glassware
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