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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
4
Tax Foreclosures Upheld By State Courts
County tax foreclosures are legal and valid asserts of liens for delinquent taxes. Key precedents include Grant v Bartholomew and Merrill v Yount affirming the right of counties to foreclose after taxes become delinquent, with two year redemption rules applying to tax certificates but not to county liens. The recent malcontents’ fears are described as phantom and unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ioience
Peters
Supreme Court
Grant Va. Bartholomew
Merrill
Yount
Grant
Bartholomew
Lincoln district forecast on congressional race factions
The Lincoln State Journal analyzes the Sixth district contest with Burlington interests opposing Judge Grimes of North Platte while Union Pacific and Elkhorn factions back Curry of Custer. It cites Kinkaid as a Burlington compromise, Beeman as a Beeman option, and estimated delegate counts to suggest Curry-Kinkaid or Kin kai-Curry blends could win among 205 delegates. A. E. Cady is noted as a possible fallback if Kinkaid falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln State Journal
Ite
Burlington
Judge Grimes
North Platte
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Curry
Custer
Grimes
Crawford
Thirteenth
Kinkaid
Elkhorn Territory
Beeman
Kearney
A. E. Cady
Death of Rear Admiral W. T. Sampson
Rear Admiral W. T. Sampson of the United States Navy died at his Washington home on Tuesday afternoon. He died under unfortunate circumstances that hastened his end and his loss will be sincerely regretted by the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sampson
United States Navy
Washington
Sampson
Supreme Court sustains labor statistics gathering law
The supreme court upholds the measure requiring assessors to collect statistical data on agriculture and labor for the State Bureau of Labour and Industrial Statistics. J Sterling Morton’s Conservative will publish a memorial for its founder and then be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
State Bureau of Labour and Industrial Statistics
J. Sterling Morton
Conservative
Transfers and Real Estate Deeds in Land Ledger
McKinley Lanning Loan and Trust Co lists transfers including Hugh Henry to F J Gould and Wm Peters to B Mullis with small plots in South Bayard totals around 1 500 dollars. A K Greenlee and wife to David R Snyder se 26 13 50 200 dollars. Joseph Vozler and wife to David R Snyder nw 84 13 50 500 dollars. J J Barnes and wife to Fred Benton sw 4 21 52 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Lanning Loan & Trust Co
Hugh Henry E
Hugh Henry
F. J. Gould
Wm Peters Ton B. Mullis
South Bayard
A. K. Greenlee
David R. Snyder
Wm. R. Davis
D. R. Snyder
Joseph Vozler
H. Olson
Alto I. L Pillsbury
J. J. Barnes
Fred Benton
Colorado Special Tourist Car Service to Denver
Union Pacific adds The Colorado Special through tourist car between Council Bluffs Omaha and Denver starting April 15. Both first and second class tickets honored. double berth $1.50. Cars claim neatness ventilation separate lavatories and carpeted interiors. Train leaves Omaha 11:30 p m arrives Denver 2 09 p m next day. Reservations via W D Chirvoux Avent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Council Biaffa
Omaha
Denver
Colorado
W. D. Chirvoux
Avent
Big Horn Basin Wyoming Offers Rich Undeveloped Lands
The Big Horn Basin in Wyoming is described as rich and undeveloped with vast ranching openings along valley streams. A Burlington folder, illustrated with an accurate map, outlines land lay, soil, products, yields, irrigation, and settlement opportunities under U S land laws. Write for a free copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Burlington
Redington Area Notes On Farming and Local Life
A fine rain and hopeful crop outlook mark a busy period in Redington and Bridgeport. Residents report ongoing improvements, social events, church efforts, and new ventures while families check in from nearby towns and ranches.
Wolf Drive Ends in Fizzle on Cedar Creek
A Cedar Creek wolf drive led by local youths ended poorly with no wolf netted. Reports say squads of two to eight moved four miles apart while shots rang out with Fourth of July pistols and a lone roped attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mayer
James
Albert Morrow
TXT
Doc” Freeman
Dalton
Burk
Will Morrow
August Erickson
Cedar Creek
Omsha
Clara Items from the Epps Ranch Week
Julius Quandt visited the Epps ranch this week and Mrs Epps has returned home for the summer. John E Burk bought a new corn planter. Etta Braden visited the Higgins family. Ranch hands report losses from blackleg. Thos Quinn and family visited town. A B Knox sold cream separators. P T Higgins fenced his garden with an irrigating plant. Higgins and Lundine branded and vaccinated cattle. Morris did mechanical work. A calf owned by Willis Morris was torn by vicious colts before they were driven off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Quandt
Epps
P. T. Higgins
Andy Lundine
Frank Morris
Willis Morris
Echoes from Ickes Community Notes
Jack Willis went to Sidney Thursday and Tomie and Mary Benish visited Gustafson's Sunday. Jis Davison went to Sidney Friday returning Saturday. Saul Willis of Sidney was at Tom Judd's briefly Wednesday. Emile and Gertrude Collart visited Davison's Sunday to Tuesday. Elmer Mayer and Chantal Kemp were absent Thursday and Friday. Henry and Olu Mayer spent weekend with uncle J W Reinmuth. Gunt Sanders met with a painful accident a few days ago. While engaged in a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Willis
Sidney
Tomie
Mary Benish
Gustafson
Jis. Davison
Saul Willis
Tom Judd
Emile
Gertrude Collart
Davison
Elmer Mayer
Chantal Kemp
Henry
Olu Mayer
J. W. Reinmuth
Gunt Sanders
Putter Pickups and Town Happenings in Our County
Ed Thornburg visited the city on business last Monday. Charley Hornaday traveled to Sidney on Tuesday. Professor Boyer and W. A. Hornaday went hunting last Saturday. Mike Lacy took a homestead in section 20 and plans to stay. Several locals, including Mrs. Dresser and Mrs. Hansen, hosted visitors and events. A heavy rain last Monday boosted crops, while Will Gordon and Albert Nelson prepared to work on the Dix section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thornburg
Charley Hornaday
Sidney
Professor Boyer
W. A. Hornaday
J. Cavallo
Berklund
Mike Lacy
Idaho
Norfolk
la Platte
Swedish Lutheran Aid Society
H. P. Hansen
John Strawbury
Lextorp
Triumas
H. H. Henry
West Plain
Fred Dresser
BF Toornbury
Pumpkin Creek
O. BE. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Will Gordon
Pine Blaffe
Wyo
John Wilkinson
Will
Stone
C. E. Anderson
Albert O. Nelson
Dix
Albert
Pleasant View Gossip Highlights Local News
Pleasant View reports sickness and visits as Chas Heimer is on the sick list. John Nelson drills a new well. Dan Heimer returns from Iowa. Edgar Anderson and Fred Olyon are seen on the street. Ed Nelson sprained knee when his horse fell into a badger hole. Mrs Layer of Clara visits Pleasant View. Robert McAdam rounds up cattle. Dr A D Stewitts and wife visit Heimer. Frank Norfolk visits from Missouri. Tom Quinn and Tom Eppes from Clara in town. Will Neslund visits Heimer’s ranch. Albert Nelson plans to leave for Montana next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neslund
Baker
Ward
Hugh
Ed Welsh
John Belden
Lavina Sudd
North Platte Valley
Lillie Bergman
Jacob Eckert
Hiram Eckert
Johu
Sidney
Eckert
F M. Keup
Mr. Welton
Wheersing Big Ranch
Lew A. O. Ashurst
Redington
Welton
Cheyenne
Sammie Bubb
Chas. Heimer
John Nelson
Frank Norfolk
Dan Heimer
Iowa
Edgar Anderson
Fred Olyon
Ed Nelson
Mrs. Layer
Clara
Robert McAdam
A. D. Stewitts
Heimer
Mr. Norfolk
Missouri
Frank
Tom Quinn
Tom Eppes
Will Neslund
Ickes
Albert Nelson
Montana
Local notes from Stone ranch and Dalton Nebraska
Miss Delia Clynne and Mrs T Quinn visit Stone ranch Friday. Alva Heimer returns from Wheatland Wyoming after months of work. Farming booms with corn planting the main activity. Cheyenne county touted as Emerald county of Nebraska. Henry Hinrich's new house nearly done. Young folks to sand paper the floor and finish interiors. Thomas Thompson of Eagle precinct visits George Thompson and family at Babb ranch on the 8th. Cattle skinning persists among stockmen. Rev M Taras resigns as pastor of German Lutheran church. Dalton store finally promoted with a platform scale. Many seek steady work though Wim Blum's job is more than they want. Billy Blom hauls water, plans fifteen more years if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Emerald County
Nebraska
Henry Hinrich
Thomas Thompson
Eagle Precinct
George
Babb Ranch
Illinois
M. Taras
German Lutheran Church
Dalton
Wim
Blummenthal
Billy
Saale
Timber culture proof notice in Mason Michigan
Ishi Sothce heir of Louise Strong gives final proof notice before the clerk of the circuit court in Tyghum County at Mason Michigan on June 6 for timber culture application No. 135 in section 32 township 6 north range 0. Witnesses named Charles Erickson Charles Olander Oscar E. Anderson and Votter Nebo Louis Sidney Neb. Registered by Robley D Barts, US Lands Office Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
Sidney
Ishi
Strong
Louise
Circuit Court
Tyghum County
Mason
Michigan
Township No
Ringe No
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraski
Wen
WM. Gries
Evcuneg County
Neheuskia
Ebrue Bry
Joseph Tt
Dubars
Nebraska
Jung
Che Enne County
HM Grimes
Legee
Thirteenth Judicial District
Lotter Tripp
Pluintif
Eugene Taplin
A. D. We
Miyath
WM. Grimes
Hethday
Pubruutry
Gust Carlson
Arthur A Snell
Mingefty
Meridhian
Court House
Uf. M. Grimes
Chris E. Weyerts
Karl D. Schafer
Judemens
Grimes
George Morris Phillips
William Pyle
Andrew. Wetterring
Bebken
Saale
Mme
H. M. Grimes
Olof M. Berling
Mabatov
Joseph Engel
Alis
Loewits
Section Eleventh Township
Afteen 9
Range
Larry Jay Aay
Locante x
Neb
James Burns
Ayogy
Ehstaie
James Buns
Thomas H. Epps
Wss
John E. Burke
John Gustifson
Philip T. Iggins
Charles Lager
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Price
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph and
Peoples Poniard
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
County News
Redington Tips
Mies Pearl Waitman
P. P. Waitman
Bridgeport
Dick Skinner
Lee Nunn
C. Willard
Tom Wilcox
J. G. Perkins
Crigler
Beasley
Pleasant View
Delia Clynne
OERM
Querifi
Querife
S. H. Baur
Said County
Su Bann
Said
Nheries
Bann, Sher
Queriff
Qtr
S.n. Bann
Sheriif
Queri Fey
Babb
Sud County
Wierens
Newbraska
Board of County Commissioners
Sidney Vebriski
James Berns
J.sanders
Lithe
Nebrishe
Fredrick ‘Thompson
John “Thompson
Pepdriel Thompson
John Thompson
Fredrick Thompson
Sidney Telegraph
James Tucker
Mnpreasury Department
Washington, DC
First National Bank of
Cheyenns
United States
Thomas PP. Kane
PL Sane
Sealj
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