Nebraska Republican State Convention to Nominate Officials
Lincoln auditorium hosts the Nebraska Republican State Convention on Wednesday January 15 at 2 PM to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor public accounts treasurer superintendent public instruction attorney general and commissioner public lands and buildings plus other business. Representation for counties based on Samuel Sedgewick votes from 1901 regular election with one delegate per 100 votes or major fraction. Cheyenne County to receive seven delegates. Proxies discouraged. delegates may cast full county vote. Odd numbered senate districts will each provide a member to the state committee for a two year term. By order of the state committee. WW Lispsay Chairperson Joan MALBALIEG, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sedgewick
Supreme Court
Samuel Ho Sedgwick
Sach
Cheyenne County
Wee Lispsay
Chathain Joan ‘l Malbalieg
Republican Sixth Nebraska Congressional Convention Set for Crawford
A Republican convention for Nebraska's Sixth district will assemble in Crawford on June 2 at 8 o'clock to nominate a candidate for congress and conduct pertinent business. Cheyenne County is allotted seven delegates. other counties share seats proportionally. NLP McDowan chairs. J. R. Hayward serves as secretary pro tem. J. Metsrosny assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Nebraska
Crawford
Congress
Sila
Ovber
Hirge
Eneh
Mo Kinkaid
Cheyenne
NLP
McDowan
Jd. R. Haywa
J. i. Metsrosny
Suey
Sidney Fourth of July plans urged by city leaders
A mass meeting next week in Sidney is urged by Mayor Harris to form committees for a big Fourth of July celebration. The goal is a program far surpassing any prior Sidney event and to mobilize community support promptly. Local political news also notes support for State Senator J R VanBoskirk for U S land office at Alliance, with Dorrington’s term ending July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Harris
Dietrich and
Millard
J. R. VanBoskirk
Alliance
Register of
United States Land Office
F. M. Dorrington
Register
VanBoskirk
Numerous aspirants line up for governorship at county conventions
About a dozen gentlemen pursue the renomination for governor as county conventions proceed. Named aspirants include Wilson of Lancaster, Jesen of Otce, Robertson of Madison, Sears of Burt, Crounse of Washington, Mickey of Polk, Dinsmore of City, Black of Franklin, Wetherald of Thayer, Van Deusen of Douglas, with Judge Grimes and A. E. Cady also mentioned for potential congressional consideration in the Sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lancaster
Jesen
Otce
Robertson
Madison
Sears
Burt
Crounse
Washington
Mickey
Polk
Dinsmore
City
Black
Franklin
Wetherald
Thayer
van Deusen
Redington Local Notes Of Visitors And Happenings
Redington reports a busy week with visits from Miss White of Bridgeport and Mrs Iva Willard plus Charlie Nunn owning an organ and band instruments. Names include Willard, Nunn, McKole, Gilnan, White, Perkins, Davieson, Eckert, and Wright. A church plan, summer work in Deadwood, and playful town games are mentioned alongside a brain-teaser about a hot horseshoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Nunn
Miss White
Bridgeport
Sherm Gilnan
Crigler
Joe McKole
Hartvill
White
Win White
Redington
Ben Wagner
Hilda
Dessa Nieliens
Tom Wilcox
By Perkins
Deadwood
Prof. Wright
Chas. Phillips
Moses Shutts
Charlie Willard
Belmont Ditch
Iva Willard
Perkins
Bill Judd
Sidney and Pleasant View Social Roundup
A series of local visits and brief appearances across Sidney Pleasant View Potter and nearby towns. Residents like Miss Clara Thompson Charley Stanton Edgar Anderson and Bennie Nelson are noted, with mentions of cattle seeking breaking plaw watermelon seeds and guide posts proposed for Cheyenne county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cawley
Sidney
Clara Thompson
Charley Stanton
Ed Nelson
Mary Sanders
Pleasant View
P. T. Higgins
Clara
Mrs. Smith
Potter
Gill Nelson
Mrs. Sanders
Ickes
Stone Ranch
Misa Annie Gustafson
Pomeroy Ranch
Heimer
R. McAdams
Cheyenne County
Bennie Nelson
Bennie
Echoes from Ickes Rainy Sunday Crops Look Good
Local notes report a rainy Sunday aiding crops. Jacob Eckert made a business trip to Sidney. Henry Mayer visited family, Everett Davison and Paul Collart traveled to Denver for work. James Davison and his daughter Anna visited Sidney then returned. Mrs. Ed Welch and children visited Mrs. James Davison. Dave Eckert assists with fencing. John Eckert and Clara left for Cheyenne. Neighbors help Mr Baker with his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Eckert
Sidney
Henry Mayer
Everett Davison
Ickes
Paul Collart
Dalton
Denver
James Davison
Anna
Ed Welch
Dave Eckert
Redington
Davison
John Eckert
Clara
Cheyenne
Wyo
Baker Io
Dalton Doings and Local Happenings in Sidney
Henry Mayer visited Sidney Tuesday night while Sam Hoagland helped with roundup at Box 1 ranch. Frost damaged corn and garden truck. A Olson from Sextorp searched for horses. Phelan’s foreman McCarckle arrived from Alliance to oversee dipping plant installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mayer
Sidney
Sam Hoagland
Box 1
Henry Babb
A. Olson
Sextorp
Albert Morris
Tom Freeman
Lindberg
Lawrence Fork
Phelan
Mr. McCarckle
Alliance
Miss McWilliams
Local Notes From Clara and Nearby Towns
Clara Cullings and Irvin Brooks now work for Rev. Foster. George Baker finished his house this week. Frank Morris made a business trip to town Monday. Mr and Mrs T C Quinn visited town Wednesday. Mary and Fred Epps spend summer vacation at home. Gustafson plans a mountain trip next week. Byard Morris returns from Wyoming where he herded sheep. N P Nelson improves his house by replacing sod roof with shingles. Chas Stanton returns home then visits parents in Sidney. Gust Carlson sold cattle and horses and plans to sell his ranch and travel to California. Clara residents failed to sell coyotes Wednesday though they prepared muskets for a hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morris
T. C. Quinn
Mary
Fred Epps
Wu. Gustafson
Byard Morris
Wyoming
Mss
N. P
Potter Pickups See Local Activity and New Church Plans
A busy period in Potter includes multiple residents visiting relatives in Sidney and Sextory, cattlemen heading to Wyoming, and school closing for summer. A new Swedish Lutheran church is planned, with the Brett stone building to be remodeled. Local youths enjoyed a birthday picnic at Adam Gundergon's grove after a Monday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob McAdam
John Nelson
Benish Ranch
John Lindell
Ben Nelson
Andrew Nelson
Sidney
Fred Nelson
Kirk
Ned
Charley Erickson
Rev. Bergquist
Fred Heimer
A. W. Olson
J.J. Vandiver
Roy
Mable McAdam
Sextory
Ruth Hornaday
Ina McAdam
Mamie Olson
Bert Norfolk
B. Dent
Wyoming
Bronson
John Seyfany
Buck Steel
Brett Stone
Sextorp
Adam Gundergon
Institute Daily Program Shows Model School Schedule
The timetable lists 8:00 to 3:30 sessions covering geometry physiology bookkeeping reading algebra civics arithmetic history botany grammar physics pedagogy and agriculture. A noon intermission and a 2:50 to 3:30 period for English geography and drawing complete the day. Interchangeable slots let teachers pursue regular academics while also using model school classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model School
Skinner and Burgert
Doings of the Order of the Eastern Star in Providence Chapter
A Providence Chapter 108 O E S regular meeting on May 28 1902 installed Blanche Oberfelder Edna Murless Hannah Oberfelder Mary B Stewitts Martha L Jessen Warder and the prior May 14 1902 installation included Mary C Callahan Fred Lehwnkuhl Grace King Kizzie Daugherty. Also a $10 reward is offered for trespassers damaging Swedish Lutheran church Sextorp Neb. Ranch notice lists two horses a yearling black gelding and two cattle branded 2 on right side with information wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
O EL
Blanche Oberfelder
Edna Murless
Hannah Oberfelder
Esther
Mary B. Stewitts
Martha
L. Jessen
Swedish Lutheran Church
Sextorp
Neb
FOW
Beercavist
O. E. Anderson
JA Surandberg
N P. Nelson
For Sale or Trade Bulls and White Face Calf Near Sidney Neb
Two four year old Short Horn bulls and one White Face Cirade Ball aged two are offered for sale or trade. Further details available from the undersigned or at the ranch three miles east of Sidney, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney P R. Borcaquis
Sidney, Neb
Notice to remove stock from Union Pacific pasture
Parties with stock in the Union Pacific pasture are notified to remove it at once. The pasture is reserved for the company's use and trespassing will not be allowed. W. D. Crirron, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
W. D. Crirron
Reward Offered for Border Branded Horses
From no place, ten or more head of horses all branded on the left jaw. A liberal reward for information about them. JAS. ZIMMERMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Zimmerman
Sidney
Neb
Pianos and Property for Sale in Sidney Area
P C Beebe is agent for several piano makes and showcases an Ebersole model. Eight room Sidney house with good cellar priced on application. Call Mrs J C Hopson for particulars. One milk cow cheap. J T Johnston offers 160 acres in Lisco precinct north of Platte river for sale or lease. Pure bred Durham Hereford Red Polled bulls for sale at E V S Pommroy's place, 12 miles NW of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Beebe
Ebersole Ag
Sidney
J. C. Hopson
Lisco
Platte River
Sidney, Neb
Durham
Hereford
My Place
E. V
Pommroy
Local Board Rates and Reliable Cold Remedy Ad
Table board is offered at 4.00 per week with room and board at 5.00 weekly. An advertisement by Mrs. J C Hopson of Sidney, Nebraska promotes a cough remedy claiming to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, with a no cure, no pay offer at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hopson
Sidney
Ned
Oberfelder & Co Ad Seeks School Orders
Local ad urges customers to bring school orders to Oberfelder & Co promising the highest cash price for accepted items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder & Co
Pure Food Laws Enforced In St. Louis Trials
St. Louis papers report several grocers tried for selling baking powder containing alum in violation of the law. All were convicted and fined $100 each. Alum-containing powders named Kl-Calumet Climax Kenton are sold at ten to twenty cents per pound. Strong urging to buyers to insist on pure brands of creams of tartar baking powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Evans declines renomination in district race
The report that John B. Evans would seek the Republican nomination is denied. The Tribune states Evans will not run for renomination, though his legislative work earns consideration for a future candidacy, and the party must look elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Evans
Tribune
Evans
North Platte
Fourth at Bridgeport planned with depot plans
Bridgeport Neb hosts celebrations with trains and races as residents prepare for a rattling good time. Revised union passenger depot plans show a 107 foot pressed brick structure with modern features to be built by Union Pacific, inspected by Agent McAlpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Neb
Union
McAlpine
Union Pacific
Omaha
Denver
Sterling Democrat
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement promises cure for colds in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states all druggists refund money if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Democratic Congressional Convention Sets Date for Kearney Meeting
Nebraska Sixth district delegate convention called to meet in Kearney Buffalo County on July 2 at 2 pm to nominate a candidate for Congress and conduct district business. Apportionment based on 1908 votes for attorney general with Cheyenne County awarded six delegates. Proxies not advised. delegates to cast full county vote.
Populist Congressional Convention in Nebraska Election
A delegate convention of the People’s Independent Party in Nebraska’s Sixth district is called to meet in Kearney Buffalo county at 2 p m on a Wednesday in July to nominate a candidate for Congress for the 1902 election. Delegates apportioned by county votes with Cheyenne County assigned six. proxies discouraged. A B Parsons chairs, Ron C Smith secretary.
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption in Cheyenne County
Legal notice states that on September 8, 1000 TP Duntiap purchased in Cheyenne County Nebraska real estate for delinquent taxes covering years 1885 1886 1897 and 180% The land described is the northeast quarter of section township eighteen north range one west For redemption period the time expires September 8 1902 The land was assessed to Charles AL Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
SLSG
Charles AL. Whipple
Land Office Notice of Filing Final Proof in Nebraska
James Strong heir of Louise Strong has filed intention to make final proof before the clerk of the circuit court in Tugham county Mason Michigan on June 26. This concerns a land claim under culture order No 35 for the SW of section 32 in township 1n range 52w. Witnesses include Charles Erickson Charles Olander Oscar E Anderson Lewis A Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ull
Sidney
James Tf Strong
Louise BE Strong
Circuit Court
Tugham County
Mason
Michigan
Lin
U. S. Land Office
Charles Erickson
Charles Olander
Oscar E. Anderson
Potter
Lewis A. Stanton
Robley J. Harris
Auction Notice of Real Estate Sale in Cheyenne County
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court a judgment for 450 dollars plus costs was entered against unknown heirs of Andrew J Kettering. The linked real estate, Southeast quarter of section eight, township sixteen, range forty nine, is to be sold at public auction for cash on June 2 in front of the Sidney courthouse at 10 a.m. Sheriff Hue wed So Maas signs the notice with May 30 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Hlm Grimes
George Morris Phillips
William Pyle
Andrew J Ketterring
Sidney
Mee
H. M. Grintes
Thirteenth Judicial District
Cheygone County
Chris E. Weyerts
Schufer
Judement
Twenutysts
Parce Fortyeuleht
Prinipameridia
Court House
Sidney ¢ Heyannervounty
Mary Sutten
Sheriff's sale notice Cheyenne County Nebraska 1907
By order of sale from the district court cheyenne county nebraska the case little trip against boxene paplin vt 4 summons four hundred twelve dollars plus costs levied on the northeast quarter of section four town twelve north range forty two west cheyenne county nebraska to satisfy the judgment sale June day 1907 at 2 o clock p m in front of the courthouse sidney nebraska delivered by the undersigned may 6 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Grhaes
Jude
Pehbpowry
Tripp
Boxzene
Paplin Vt
Stile Amd Acerulne
Pohiavne
Cane
Princialmeriddon
Cheyene County
Daigehest
Hawid
Sidney, Nebr
AL Grimes
Thirteenth Judicial District
Crootty County
Pebranury
Joseph Wopper
Israel
Lowit
Wild Cheyenne County
Court House
Sidney
Cantain Cites Local Figures Amid County Lines
Fragmentary note mentions SH Bann Shecht of sula County with a cryptic B-5 reference. No clear event or outcome. context unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bann Shecht
Sula
First National Bank of Sidney Authorized to Commence Banking
The certificate from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency confirms The First National Bank of Sidney, Nebraska, has complied with federal statutes and is authorized to commence banking business in Sidney, Cheyenne County, Nebraska. Dated April 9, 1902, signed by Deputy Comptroller T. P. Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Witereas
First National Bank of
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
J. Thomas P. Kane
Hhereby
T.pokane
Terife's Sale Queriff's Sale in Cheyenne County Neb
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court judge HW M Grimes the northeast quarter of section 10 town 16 north range 52 west is sold to satisfy a judgment of Gust Carlson against Arthur Snell et al. The sale to be at Sidney Court House on June 11 1902 at 11:00 a.m. cash to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Son
HW. M. Grimes
Gust Carlson
Arthur Snell
Sidney
M Grimes
Thirteenth Judicha District
Glof M Berting
Joseph Engel
Court House
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the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph
Peogles Ponlard
Sidney. Neb
F. A. Gapen
H M. Grimes
County News
Redington Tips
Will Barden
Colorado
Edgar Anderson
Ralph Reinmuth
Jim Wicker
Clara Cullings
Irvin Brooks
Rev. Foster
George Baker
Potter Pickups
Institute
Order of the Eastern Star
J. T. Johnston
Board and Lodging
Calumet
C. P. Climax
Kenton
Democratic Party
Congressions
Kearney
Buffalo County
W. Oldham
McEvor
Chilrmian
W. RB
McNeret
People's Independent Party
Sixth Congressional District
Woz
Couness
Wm. Neville
Lake
A.B. Parsons
Ron C. Smith
County
S' Eriff
Heripe's
Queers Sale
Tpireasury Department
Terife
Queriff
Brife
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