Local and Personal Notes From the City
Local items report weather, sales at Chowins and McLernon's, and residents visiting from Lodge Pole. Updates include school board plans, county superintendent travels, and petty arrests. Mentions Wm. Studt, John Boyer, Jack Crane, Bob Oberfelder, Dan McKee, and Rev. N. H. Miles with city water works and hotel manager changes. Counterfeit money arrests noted for two Italians. several trips and plans described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLernon's
Wm. Studt
Best
McLernon’s
Lodge Pole
John Boyer
Camp Clarke
Jack Crane
Bob Oberfelder
Dan McKee
Sidney
Joe Atkins
T. B. Dawson
J. H. Sherer
Mud Springs
Wm. Stuht
N. H. Miles
Shelton
Yelton
Lon Graves
North Platte
Chambers
Royal Arch Masonry Initiation and Community Notices
Dr Stewitts and E R Breiscch were initiated into Royal Arch degrees in North Platte last week followed by a banquet. Epworth League to serve strawberries ice cream and cake May 30 at the Telegraph office room. Jo Atkins building a 20 by 40 feet stone oil warehouse, James Duggan doing stone work. Andy Burg arranging a new pump for the pump house as water works capacity grows. Mrs Dr Dern surprised Guy Dern for his birthday with guests listed. N A Cramer and family leaving for Lawrence Kansas to inspect a company house at Topeka then possibly Idaho. Professor Porter cancels summer school due to his mother’s illness in Pennsylvania. J B Walker selling property in Sidney and preparing to move northwesternward. Dan McKee claims to have caught 843 carp from Lodge Pole Creek, averaging five pounds.
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W. F. Bassett
Fred Dawson
Yellowstone Park
Percy Perkins
Bob Oberfelder
State Fish Commission
Sidney
J. Layton Large
J. A. Slingluff
Philadelphia
M. McFadden
Cripple Creek
Colo
Mattie Case
N. A. Cramer
Pacific Hotel
Perkins
Dr. Stewitts
E. R. Breiscch
North Platte
Royal Arch
Epworth League
W. W. Pease
Jo Atkins
James Duggan
Andy Burg
Dr. Dern
Guy Dern
Ernest
Henry Worden
Frank
Jim O’kane
George Ahrens
Ben Bruner
John Pantenburg
Will Jessen
George Gorham
Lawrence, Kans
Cramer
Topeka
Idaho
Ike
Porter
Pennsylvania
Farewell Party Honors Miss Allie Green at Country Home
A Wednesday farewell gathering at the Green family residence hosted about thirty city friends. Harry Hull presented a gold pen and holder as a keepsake, and Allie thanked attendees before plans to depart for Iowa. The event was praised as a royal success and reflected Allie’s entertaining hosting.
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Allie Green
Harry Hull
Miss Allie
Allie
Mrs. Green
Iowa
WANTED TO BE COWBOYS. Two youths arrested for concealed weapons
On Saturday two sons of respectable families were arrested for carrying concealed weapons. One was found guilty and bound over in 500 to the District court, the other was discharged. They were later arrested again for stealing $25 from Daniel Newcomer. Both were fined $1 and costs. Newcomer’s brother investigated, exhumed the body at Potter, post mortem showed no foul play, and the body was returned to the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricker
Daniel Newcomer
Potter
Mr. Newcomer
Chicago
Daugherty
Burgers
Old Shoes Trade-In Deals and Quick Eastbound Travel
An ad outlines Doran’s shoe trade-in rebate by price tier from 50 cents up to several dollars, then promotes the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. It urges timid travelers to trust the line for the fastest service and fewest changes, directing inquiries to agent E. R. Breisch at Union Depot.
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H. T. Doran
Éeweery Ea Las
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Union Depot
E. R. Breisch
U. P. System
Birthday Party Honors Fred S Maneely in Sidney
Mr and Mrs Maneely hosted a Tuesday evening party in Sidney celebrating Fred S Maneelys twentieth milestone. A large group of friends attended with dainty refreshments enhancing the pleasant social event. Guests included Misees Hines McGill Jones Whitman Laura Calvert Lillie Calvert Hower Pilabry and Messrs Harry Hull Ralph Hull North Halston Jones Boyer Chowins Momt and Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill
Through Vestibuled Trains to Chicago by Union Pacific Line
Advertises travel via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line with fewest changes to Chicago and eastern cities. Describes vestibuled trains with dining cars first and second class sleepers and free reclining chair cars. Contact E. R. Breisch, Agent U P System for details.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
E. R. Breisch
U. P. System
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Mpagne Fla
the American Tobacco
New York
No. 1 Limited
Atte Aeine Ab
Pacific Express
Ieee
Sidney Telegraph
James McMullan
Chas. Callahan
Miller
J. B. Walker
Joe Taylor
City
Mr. Walker
Dan
Senveeese
Ceebaes T
Ayer
A. A. Towns
Harris House
Thompson
N. Duk
Sarsaparilla
Edgar A. Yelton
Sidney, Neb
Cor. Flyrtle
Sidney and Vicinity
W. Heist
AT Law
Nebraska
A D. Stowitts
Phsician
U P. Railroad
I. DE Castro
U.S. Land Office
Offics South of
American Bank
Peter c. Dick
Cheyenne County
Art
Montague Marks
Union Square
W.Y
Obseafelder Block
Yor & CO
al Bakian
Addrese
Ieee Con! Mun CO
Broadwat
Winger
Arid
Wincer
Kenwood Terrace
Chicars
Itt
Queensware
Ewer and Basin
Gutfreund & Dick
Free Dawson
Hie
A. Pease
Queen City
Kearney, Maslin
Bergman
Chowins & Son
Rock Springs
Chowins’ Block
Tas
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