Cheyenne County Board Proceedings May 14 1804
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met in Sidney Nebraska on May 14 1804 with A I Frame and A W Allens present and C J Osborn clerk. They approved minutes and allowed road, general, bridge, and special fund claims including Peterson 310, son 864, Atkins 180, Gapen 32, Walker 82500, Harper 125 for county commissioner services and an authorization to publish notice in The Stones Telegraph about an upcoming six day session starting May 31.
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Office Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Neb
Hoard
A. I. Frame
A. W. Allens
C.J. Osborn
John Peterson
Lodge Pole Creek
Point of Reeks
Board of Commissioners
J. B. Walker
Harper
J.W Parper
Sahety
Stones Telegraph
Meebo
Dane
Chemaselves
Obituary of Ruth Snow Three Year Old Child
Ruth Snow daughter of Mr and Mrs Poe Snow died last Tuesday after a short illness. The bereaved parents and community extend sympathy as the Lutheran church funeral was held Friday morning with Rev Miles preaching a solemn service. The casket was adorned with flowers and Ruth rests in a peaceful grave.
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Ruth Snow
Poe
Snow
Ruth
No EE Miles
Moe
Benefth
Overcoats and Suits Bargains At Ovuerfuller Co
Wanted at once, enstanters and others urge to avail themselves of Ovuerfuller Co bargains in overcoats, suits, underwear and linings. All goods at actual cost.
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Ovuerfuller& Co
Parsonage Surprise Social In Sidney May 2
Quineas of Sidaes staged a clever ruse to surprise Res Viiles and wik at the parsonage on May 2. A social tea at Mrs Gorhain’s home lured the Referend and spouse away, leaving the parsonage open for friends who filled it with people and provisions. The event featured songs recitations and readings by local residents, with Miss Chowing and Professor Slydes performing a duet and several others contributing. The pastor noted they had been outwitted by clever women and thanked the congregation for the fire-brands that kept the night lively.
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Quineas
Sidaes
Wik
WPA
Martin
Chowing
Professor Slydes
Myrtle Trebt
I. C. Stocktons
Browns
Ethel Pilsbry
Nellie
Olive Miles
Ange
Notice to taxpayers Cheyenne county meeting June 12 1891
Notice to taxpayers. The Cheyenne county Board of County Commissioners will meet Tuesday June 12 1891 at 9 a.m. as a Board of Equalization and remain in session for six days. Taxpayers claiming wrongful assessments must appear before the board. County Clerk Osborn. by order of board of county commissioners.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Neb
Editorial change at Cheyenne county paper signals new era
In a four year farewell note the editor retires from the Cheyenne county publication to focus on ranch work and local interests. He thanks patrons, pledges fairness, and expresses hope for Sidney and Cheyenne county’s continued growth as James Mullany assumes the paper. The column closes with a note on Daniel McAleese’s bustling store.
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Frm Celeg Rapd
Cheyenne County
Tegof
Penell S
Eanil
Sidney
Cheyenne County, and With This the Prosperity of ‘Tis Telegrapis
James Mel Mullany
Sam
L Tt
Gary
Charity Society Aids Needy in Sidnay and Jaive
The Ladies Aid charity celebrates its long service to the needy, with Mrs Captain Bone steel of the Garrison a prominent member. She will depart with the 21st Infantry to the new station at Plattsbury, remembered by colleagues for forty years of effort.
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Tbs
Sidnay
Captain Bonesteel
21St Infantry
Commencement at Sidney High School Delights Audience
A large Sidney post theater crowd enjoyed the commencement exercises led by Professor Tyde. Arthur North delivered an excellent oration, Lilly Chowins and Julia McPadden impressed with piano and oration, while Myrtle Tieth and others spoke on opportunity and life. The program closed with a student diploma presentation by Tony McIntosh and a festive orchestra waltz, with parents proud of their graduates and the school system.
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Post Theatre
Sidney High School
Tyde
Sidney Orchestra
Arthur North
Arthur
Lilly Chowins
Whem
Sidney
Lilly Chowlus
Julia McPadden
Dsvers
Henry St Rayner
St Raver
Myrtle Tieth
Tibia Tanehard
Rhinehardl
Rebacca Doran
Che
Tia Young Ta Ts
Sidney School Board
McIntosh
Cliss
da Sidnes
Glass
Yan Leell
Gould
Salutatory on Cheyenne County newspaper direction
Dated statement by owner Dames McMillan pledges Republican alignment for Lie Televeritary in Cheyenne County and Sidney. He vows to oppose factional aims, urge community cooperation, and promote county development amid favorable rains and rising farm activity.
Local Store Promotes Latest Patterns in Dies Peels
An advertisement notes a shop expanding its stock with a splendid assortment of the latest patterns. It urges customers to examine Eps stock and mentions the seller can match or beat prices of rivals west of Omi.
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Nd McLernon
Omi
Teachers Association Program and School Entertainment
The Teachers Association program covered arabi text use and parent relations with sessions by Miss Flora Jolson and Mrs Addie Pilsbry. An afternoon theatre display by grammar and high school pupils drew large attendance, noting rapid school progress and a hoped future for Professor Slyde.
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Mirsie Association
Land
Flora Jolson
M. QO. Tryde
Post Theatre
Gramur
Charles Doran
Quelaino Hals
Slyde
Notice from Bethel Bethel May 4 1894 Cheyenne county
Our correspondents notice requests all former correspondents to continue their reports for The Telegraph News from Cheyenne county with same terms. Local items mention planting, fencing, visitors, and a reorganized Sunday school with officers. A hunting party from Sidney to the Rocky Mountains is warned to secure stock and calf safety while bear hunting is planned with broad daylight travel and bear photographs for identification.
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Cheyenne County
James McMuluay
Shultz
Kimball County
Capital City
Sidney
Rocky Mountains
Hyde, Taplin
Doran
Lincoln
Cairles Doran
Intruder Standardbred Stallion Offered for Breeding in Sidney Neb
Local notice invites horsemen to inspect Intruder a bay Standardbred stallion at Radellif's barn in Sidney Nebraska before arranging service for 1894. Bred from Idol Hambletonian lines with notable progeny, Intruder stands 17 hands tall and weighs 1320 pounds. A ten dollar service fee is asked to meet times, with public showing available. contact E Conan Mack RavdcuiFe Sidney Neb.
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Intruder
Radellif
Sidney
Neb
Idol
Hambletonian
Hattie Wood
Larry Clay
Lizzie
Stonewall Jackson
Warry Clay
Local Republican Leaders Report Strong Midwest Meeting
M. IL. Tobin, chairman of the Republican central committee for Cheyenne County and a member of the congressional committee, returned from Kearney after attending a meeting. He states supporters are sanguine for this fall and that Henry St. Raynor's candidacy is meeting approval everywhere.
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M. IL. Tobin
Republican Central Committee
Cheyenne County
Republican Congressional Committee
Kearney
Congressional Committee
Henry St. Raynor
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The
Sidney Telegraph
Newton
T.al
M. Cohn
IL Franc Allust
Ilanpre AW Atkins
Aid Jaharn Clark Comanasioners
Daniel McAleese
Lie Tele- Vitary
Tare Teve Egrrarit
Dicker
Counts Stile
Teacher's Association
Provrimo
Teachers’ Association
Redington
Joie
Isis
Masat
Sissios
Wusie Association
Loneouschitns
Tiadaenee
Q. Po Walton
Loren North Selvet
Addie Dpilsbry
IX. Wo Sachtyen Cerammian
J. Melelvey
Cnamaisis
Correros
Appi Prnssny
Sheldon
Brown
Phos
Uelatort Designs
Bethel
E. Conan, Mack Ravdcuife
Sidney, Neb
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