Callahan to Add Large Sidney Development Known as Callahan's Addition
Sidney welcomes a new development after land purchase from the railroad. Chas Callahan and M A Shipman plan Callahan's Addition of forty acres two blocks west of the school house, with 50 by 132 foot lots priced 125 to 300 dollars. Surveys start soon, sidewalks planned, a central park block considered, and Callahan intends a $6000 residence for himself.
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Sidney
Messrs. Chas. Callahan
M. A. Shipman
Callahan
Chas. Callahan
Village Trustees in Sidney Hold Regular Meeting
The Sidney Nebraska village board met in regular session with five trustees and the clerk present. They read and approved minutes, approved multiple fund expenditures, granted saloon licenses, issued druggists permits, and introduced two ordinances Nos. 113 and 114. They reviewed treasurer reports, transferred funds, and appointed yearlong committees for streets, finance, licenses, cemetery, and fire. Applications for Ed Brennan and Robt Malloy for positions were noted.
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Sidney, Neb
Board of Village Trustees
E. W. Ziebert
J. J. McIntosh
W. F. Bassett
H. Schroeder
R. E. L. Jackson
L. Neubauer
Albert Benish
Kruse & Klein
F. B. Tobin
W. M. Pulver
Sidney Drug Co
D. J. Scanlon
Sidney
Nebraska
Aye— Bassett
McIntosh
Jackson
Schroeder
Ziebert
Bassett
MclIntosh
General Fund
Electric Light Fund
Fred Neick
R. E
City Board Adopts Licensing Ordinance for Drugs
The marshal reported no action taken and was instructed to enforce ordinance No. 30 on drug licensing. No further business appeared. the board adjourned to Monday May 1, 1911.
Village Board Approves Schulz Liquor License in Special Session
Sidney Nebraska May 1 1911 board of village trustees in special session approves the application and bond for liquor license of Ferdinand Schulz. After discussion on village improvements the board adjourned Attest clerk L Neuspauer.
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Sidney, Neb
Board Village
E.W. Ziebert
J. J. Meintosh
W. F. Bassett
Ferdinand Schulz
L. Neuspaugr
Last Eighth Grade Teachers Examination Dates Set
The final Eighth Grade Teachers' Examination will be held in Sidney Potter Lodge Pole and Dalton on Thursday May 11 and Friday May 12. All who expect to take the examination must do so then as this is the last chance until spring 1912. The County Graduation Exercises date will be announced next week. All graduates must be present unless prevented by illness.
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Sidney
Potter
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Devoe Leaves Wednesday Night on Omaha Business Trip
R. W. Devoe departed Wednesday night for an Omaha business trip.
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R. W. Devoe
Omaha
A Prince Of His Race at Tobin Opera House
Oscar Graham presents a vivid Southland drama at the Tobin opera house on Monday May 8th. The production features a clean cut cast, entertaining storytelling, and strong sentiment with no preachy overtones. Ticket prices are 33c, 50c, 75c and two rows at 1.00.
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Southland
Nothody
Oscar Graham
Tobin Opera House
Dalton businessman Herman Armuth seeks county commissioner post
Herman Armuth, a prominent Dalton businessman, authorizes The Telegraph to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner from the second district.
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Herman Armuth
Dalton
Telegraph
Fifteen More School Days Left Until May Twenty Sixth
Children count days remaining as the school year winds down. School closes on May 26 with fifteen days left in the term.
Railroad Notes Highlight Local Track Work and Moves
J H Straughn heads to Denver this week while 500 class engines operate on the fourth. Cheyenne Hospital hosts Nero and Karivolis for treatment as crews seek two to three reliable round-house workers. Several rail jobs unfold with grading east and west of Kimball and track improvements aiming for September 1 completion.
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J. H. Straughn
Denver
James Nero
Nick Karivolis
Cheyenne
Marriage Licenses Granted in Colorado Cities
May 3 1911 Gordon H Johns of Palmer Lake and Hor tense Elizabeth McGovern of Monument Colorado were issued licenses. May 4 1911 Byron W Miller of Denver and Gertrude Romig of Colorado Springs received licenses.
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Gordon H. Johns
Palmer Lake
Colo
Hortense Elizabeth McGovern
Monument
Colorado
Byron W. Miller
Denver
Gertrude Romig
Colorado Springs
Final proofs filed for homestead by Abiram Johnson
Abiram Johnson made final proof on his homestead before Judge Gapen on Tuesday May 2. Witnesses were George Kretz and Roy Nelson. Confirmation services at the Catholic church tomorrow morning with Bishop Lawler of St Paul and visiting priests for the occasion. A sizable class will be confirmed with special music.
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Abiram Johnson
Gapen
George Kretz
Roy Nelson
Catholic Church
Lawler
St. Paul, Minn
Sherwin Williams Paint Used For Building Exteriors and Roofs
The article notes the use of Sherwin Williams paint by SripNEY Dave.Co. Agente for exterior walls and roof surfaces. It details coating choices and application considerations to protect structures.
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Sherwin-Williams
Sripney Dave.Co. Agente
Rushville beats Sidney in heated debate by nineteen points
In a Sunday debate between Rushville and Sidney the judges initially split one for each side and a tie. Chairman W P Miles held a second conference and the panel declared Rushville winner by nineteen points. Critics say the decision was unfair as two judges favored Sidney and the method calls for individual preferences.
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Rushville
Sidney
W. P. Miles
B. K. Bushee
Kimball
Helen Shhroeder
Kimball High School
Watson Smith
Smith
Dartmouth College
Weddings of the Week Millers Romig Tie the Knot
Byron W Miller of Denver and Gertrude Romig of Colorado Springs wed at County Judge Gapen's office on Thursday May 4 1911 in Denver.
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Byron W. Miller
Denver
Gertrude Romig
Colorado Springs
Gapen
Johns McGovern Wed in Colorado on May Third Nineteen Eleven
Gordon H. Johns of Palmer Lake and Hortense Elizabeth McGovern of Monument Colorado were married by Judge Gapen in his office on Wednesday May 3 1911.
Births announce two new additions this spring
Born to Mr and Mrs Chas Matthews on Thursday May 4 a son and born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Brett of Sextorp on April 28 a fine boy Congratulations and best wishes for a long and prosperous life for the little new comers.
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Chas. Matthews
Lewis Brett
Sextorp
Swedish Vice-Consul Stenberg Visits Sidney for Benson Estate
Swedish vice-consul Stenberg from Omaha inspected the settlement of the Benson estate in Sidney on Wednesday.
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Stenberg
Omaha
Sidney
Benson Estate
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