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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1906

Page

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Canal Injunction Dissolved and Divorces Granted in District Court

Judge Grimes presided in Sidney as multiple civil matters and divorces were resolved. Valentine v Brown's Creek Canal Co ended with injunction dissolved and appeal steps noted. Bechtol v Stevens partnership dealings held under advisement. Foreclosures and a Sheriff's sale confirmed in several cases. divorces granted in Smith v Smith Chapman v Chapman Foster v Foster and other actions.

Bechtel-Stevens Heip-Gase Grimes Sidney Valentine Ve. Brown Valentine Supreme Court Bechtol Stevens Bridgeport Belmont Company Anderson Thorn Flean Ower Smith Chapman Foster Lee Jones Vs Britton Wilson Culbertson Stoddard Aitking Burns

Decoration Day Program Arranged for May 30

The G A R and other veterans gather at 10 o clock at the G A R hall to march to cemeteries for grave decoration. At 3 o clock in the Tobin opera house a program features music by the Band duets by Miss Stuht and Miss Ackerman invocations instrumental duets by Clyde and Gien Van Gorder a solo by Dr Mary Be Van Zandt an address by Rev Corbett a second duet by Miss Stuht and Miss Ackerman and benediction by Rev Leamer. The public is invited to attend both morning and afternoon exercises.

Tobin Opera House Anna Stuht Nettie Ackerman Rev Hageman Clyde Gien van Gorder Mary Be, van Zandt Rev. Corbett Annie Stuht Nettle Ackermin

Cupid's Capers and News of Two Weddings

Ira Griffith, a noted railroad contractor on the Union Pacific Hershey Northport branch, married Miss Eben Riley at St Patrick's church by Father Sullivan. Eben is sister of the Riley Bros. North river ranch men. John Matthews and Miss Kittie Manchester of Sterling Colorado wed at the county judge Tucker’s office.

Ira Griffith Eben Riley Sullivan St. Patrick's Church Griffith Union Pacific John Matthews Kittie Manchester Sterling, Colo Tucker

Belle Stoutenborough Club Year End Reception

The Belle Stoutenborough Club closed its year with a magical reception at Mrs. L G Simon's home. Over one hundred guests attended with Dr and Mrs Simon, Mr and Mrs Callahan, and Miss Bordwell among the hosts.

Belle Stoutenborough Club L. G. Simon Simon Callahan Miss Bordwell B. A. Jones Laura Bukter Misa Chase Misa McFadden Miss Oberfelder Misa Gapen Hiett

Demonstration Farm plan moves to Sidney Scientific Farming Association

A city committee proposes establishing the Campbell Demonstration Farm under the Sidney Scientific Farming Association. Land procurement and fundraising subcommittees are named. A. K. Greenlee elected treasurer. Campbell System rep E Douglas Gordon guarantees a 40 percent yield increase. Public meeting set at the courthouse next Tuesday at 8 o'clock.

Campbell Demonstration Farm Chas. Callahan B. A. Jones J. L. McEntosh R. S. Oberfelder W. P. Miles

Lightning Hits Wire Wrecks Street Lamp at Bordwell Corner

A lightning strike Sunday evening damaged an electric light wire at the L Bordwell corner and severely wrecked the nearby street lamp, causing outages and prompting repairs.

L .H.bordwell

Forward Spirit Drives Christ Episcopal Baccalaureate

Christ Episcopal Church hosted Rev. A. S. Corbett who urged graduates to go forward in life. He linked biblical baptism to spiritual growth and emphasized four-fold development body mind soul and spirit. He urged teachers among the graduates to know pupils well and warned that firmness should be a last resort with discipline.

Christ Episcopal Church A. S. Corbett Moses Israel Atree

Ruling for Homesteaders Weights on Additional Improvements

Washington correspondence in Omaha Bee reports that Judge Kinkaid won a ruling from the general land office via Assistant Commissioner J H Fimple. The ruling says a homesteader still living on the original claim may add improvements to a contiguous land entry, with the whole as one claim. Residence must continue on the original claim until final proof to credit improvements. E D Guernsey made a business trip to Julesburg Thursday.

Washington Omaha Bee Kinkaid General Land Office Nebraska

Sidney schools exhibit honors all 250 pupils

Vacation after noon sees a rain drenched crowd view a comprehensive display in every room. The primary through high school showed accurate grading under Prof Pate and Miss Chase with two boys and two girls in the graduating class.

Sidney Pate Wble Miss Chase

Lodge Smoker at Sidney Lodge No 196 AOUW

Sidney Lodge No 196 AOUW held a well attended smoker on Thursday evening. Andrew Lindberg presided as Master Workman and regular lodge business proceeded in fine order. Several short addresses and ample refreshments followed, keeping the gathering lively past midnight.

Sidney Lodge No. 196 Andrew Lindberg

Runaway Teams Cause Townwide Scramble

A hail storm forced Martin Boreson’s gray dray team to bolt from the B M depot as freight unloaded. They crashed into a car, broke the drag, then fled through the southwest area with only the front wheels left. Willie Chowins’ team also ran loose from E J Sweets yard, wrecking near L J Taylors residence. One horse suffered small leg injuries, but no major damage occurred. Jesse Grant Brady of Potter was in town Monday.

Martin Boreson Willie Chowins E. J. Sweet L. J. Taylor Weet Jesse

Not an Ordinary Paint The Aggressive Forty Year Claim

The Sherwin Williams prepared paint enjoys a higher reputation and wider sale than any other paint in the world, on the market for over forty years. It is a genuine lead zinc and linseed oil paint sold across North America and beyond. It resists chalking and flaking when properly used and covers more surface with longer wear than other paints. Sidney Nebraska.

Sherwin-Williams North America Globe

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Harper & Wright Dney, Neb THE First National Bank Fred W. Vath Sidney Plate Glass Monument Co Sidney, Nebraska S. Sheffer, Sidney, Neb Court House Sidney, Neb Cupid's Capers the Demonstration Farm E. D. Guernsey Julesburg Lodge Smoker Grant Brady Potter Sidney Drug Company D. J. Scanlon Heath & Mitligan Denver E. R. Yaegle Edison Postoffice M. O. Sager Frank Pierson Ove Renows Sume Sidney, Neb Swan Dedrick Metropolitan Hotel
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