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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
4
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A reader reports J W McDanien of Sidney Nebraska announces pursuit of re election as Cheyenne County Sheriff subject to Democratic voters at the August 190 primary. The text also notes a broad critique of medical science and reflects on recent legislative changes ending partisan ballots for several offices and the Telegraph offering candidate announcements for a fee.
Dalton residents report trips to Denver for urgent business and pleasure. Marriage unites Toney Stickler and Mary Luke with Stickler a Cheyenne County farmer and the bride from Delaware. Local visits include Louis Busacker's return from Colka east of town and Attorney Kinnerslay's North Platte trip. The community enjoyed the hard time dance with four good times, and kin visitations span Orleans Nebraska and Simla ball game attendance.
Mornings saw a rain storm disrupt play between Simla and Court Hone Rock teams. Mrs. Roger Brennan and her daughter Mrs. F. B. Robinson visited briefly at the start of the week as Herrman Miller of Weyerts acted as a toll caller Tuesday.
Community notes report rain and plantingCorn as pastime with residents visiting ranches and towns. The Clara and North divide ball team planned to play Bronson, while a North divide diamond game against Dalton was set for June. A dancer was scheduled at the Ribo ranch and travelers from Sextorp and Sidney passed through local stops.
In North Divide the week brought welcome rain easing dust. Miss Katherine Rilen's school closed. she returns home to Chestnut ranch. Mrs. Ferguson visits daughter Mrs. Marshall Perkinus with her son returning home. Myrtle Bancroft's funeral drew many locals. Cilen Birdwell had measles. North Divide beat Royal Highlanders 5 to 1 last Sunday. they plan a rematch June 18.
Frank Portrey is a Sidney vialsor Monday. Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Margaret Ebmke and Mr William Juedes June 2 at the bride’s home. The North Divide baseball team beat the Royal Highlanders on the Highlander diamond east of Sidney 1 to 0 with 17 strikeouts and a Kay Frame home run. Next, Bronson vs North Divide on May 31 at Bronson diamond. Dance at F X Rhihn home next Saturday evening May 30. Beyer Bros. visited Laat Chance Ranch Tuesday evening. Herbert Birdwell suffers with mesalea. J B Aniston and Mr Bennett were Sidney visitors Saturday. Mrs Edens and Mrs Busch called on Mrs Zuhlke last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Zuhlke spent last Wed with Mr and Mrs Matthews.
Forty acres fenced and cultivated offered for sale at 2000 dollars. Dr F A Packard of Kearney Nebraska lists the property and Jackson's Furniture Co offers house on monthly payments if desired.
The filing notes McDaniel announces his candidacy for re election as Cheyenne County sheriff. He has served years as an efficient fearless officer and good citizen, earning respect across parties for his conduct and handling of duties in a challenging office.
The SHL 8 auditorium packed with 15000 spectators and delegates for a national socialistic convention. The meeting opened after five with credentials reviewed, a noisy session, and a speech by the winning candidate highlighting Niagara preservation and labor abolition among key planks.
Father Dobson wed his home in Friday ceremony with Walter Brown of Alliance and Misa Teresa Kinney of Kimball. Ruel Norman Lee and Lena Curry, both of Denver, married by Judge Tucker. Robert A. Barlow elected secretary treasurer of the fifth group of the State Bank Association. Local travel timetables corrected for Burlington trains. Dalton residents seek more frequent train stops and Blue Ribbon coffee sold at C. W. Hornaday's.
A farmer offers 160 acres of productive land with sturdy fencing on two sides and 25 acres under crop. The listing mentions Jacos Eckert Ickes Neb as contact or regional identifiers.
Announcement notes new rubber sizes one half and three fourteenths inch arriving with a replacement policy for defective pieces. Har p er and Wright promote room moulding at Jackson's Furniture Store along with a range of home appliances and musical instruments.
The record lists loans and discounts including overdrafts secured and unsecured, banking house, due from national and private banks, checks and remittances, cash in coin, and totals. Specific figures include 863,208 46 for overdrafts and 17,530 00 in cash, totaling 1,429 67 10,000 00 and overall $42,241.
The following named press have unclaimed county warrants in the hands of the County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska. Warrants must be claimed on or before July 17 1908 or they will be cancelled according to law.
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