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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
4
A Philadelphia man promotes a national Mother’s Day to honor mothers. He urges every man to wear a white carnation on the second Sunday of May and to reflect on a mother’s enduring care, urging boys and men to honor their mothers regardless of distance or circumstance.
Practical advice from Medical Talk urges letting go of daily irritations petty vexations and small hurts to improve mental and physical health. It counsels dropping hatred jealousy and malice and even severities of life but notes enduring big losses and sorrow should soften into future hope.
A motivational passage urges readers to abandon burdensome habits and focus on physical and mental health. It emphasizes letting go of petty grievances to achieve freedom in body and mind and to enjoy a more beautiful world.
In Lodgepole the town greets snow with a festive mood as residents discuss community events. Mr. and Mrs. Slawson return from Council Bluffs, an infant dies, and locals anticipate a premier baseball diamond. L. C. Durkee visits from Portland with renewed western appreciation.
Dalton boys defeated Bridgeport 1 to 0 after five innings in a friendly road game. Readers recall a rainy day and a colorful finish as Ewing, Jess and teammates faced a hearty Bridgeport squad with hospitality and comic hospitality exchanges noted.
Union Valley reports eight inches of snow delaying corn planting by about a week. The note adds that planting in snow is impractical and dismisses last Monday’s snowstorm as largely inconsequential.
Attendees from here included Miss Raymond Mrs. Newton Foster and daughter Crystal at the Federation of Women s Club in Sidney. Hedges Bros with their steam plow finished at Arm uth s and Collett s now located at Frane s. A pleasant time music and a large crowd reported from Rilea s dance. Mr Ed Meyer was a Dalton visitor this week. Fred Thompson and Fred Gerschmeir were visitors Sunday at the Emkie farm. Beyer ranch is adding new trimmings as company is expected from the east.
A Monday snow storm damaged windmills and affected stock. John Cox plastered Mr. Rasmugsen's home while Ray Pitts worked at J. M. Nelson Ranch. A. C. Ladely moved to Sterling to farm. his daughter and son-in-law stay at the Ladely ranch. The Sidney Draw team plans to face Potter next Sunday. Horace Moore traveled to Sidney and a drilling crew lost seventy feet of a drill at the W. A. Nelson well and are now extracting it.
Department of the Interior notices Em Andreet of Dalton Nebo intends to prove up on a homestead claim. Entry No. for SEY of section unknown in township range. Proof will be made before James Tucker County Judge at Sidney Nebraska on May TH, 1915. Witnesses: R R Clough Fred Dresher Steven Davis Dalton Neb Simla Neb John N Scherer Simla Neb. J E Evans Register.
County Court in the State of New Nebraska schedules a hearing on the petition of Frank C Kates for final settlement and discharge as executor of Ellen V Bates estate. May 25 at 9 PM set for the hearing. Notice to all interested parties via publication in The Sipney Telegraph for four weeks.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court sets a hearing for May 1 1908 at 9 am to show cause why Clara J Waggoner should not be appointed administratrix of Stephen Waggoner. Notice to interested parties via The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior. Judge James Tucker seals the order.
Notice to interested parties of a hearing on the probate of a foreign will for Theresa Fabry. Margrett Sidener of Springfield Illinois previously filed the will with real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The hearing is set for May 7, 1908 at 9 a.m. in the County Court Room Sidney Telegraph to publish for three weeks.
Notice from the Interior Department Land Office North Platte announces Alfred Swanson of Sidney Nebraska filed intent to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry No 468 dated January 12 1903 for the NEX of Section 12 Township 15 North Range 49 West. Proof to be made before the register and receiver at North Platte Nebraska June 4 1908. Witnesses Olof O Perling August Bowman William N Tompsett John Jurgens all of Sidney Nebraska. J E Evans Register.
On May 2 1908 the South Dakota Children's Home Society relinquished custody of Alcean Anice Torevell and filed for adoption by E V S Pomeroy and Ary A Pomeroy. A hearing is set for June 9 1908 at 9 am in Sidney Nebraska with publication ordered in The Biduay Telegraph Cheyenne County for the weeks before the hearing.
The Nebraska court orders an adoption hearing for Alice Alouine Tore with South Dakota Children’s Home Society and E V S Pomeroy and Mary A Pomeroy making a statement under oath. Hearing set for June 0, 1906 at 9 a.m. in Sidney Nebraska. Publication required in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before the hearing.
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