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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
6
Going east and west, multiple named trains are shown with numbered editions and times. Freight trains halt at various points including W.0 Curr e RePDam, with passenger details and times like 1.15 p.m. and 7.0 p.m. appearing amid garbled OCR.
Local items list offerings and notices from various businesses and services. Includes Miller's restaurant items and rheumatism cures, Warren-Eyes butter, JoAn Cox and Dr. Murlless, The Clipper Studio in Lodgepole, Miller’s Wisconsin boast, land office blank sales, Warner-Good girl for housework, auctioneer Kucera weekly sales, Luther church meeting plans, Nebraska piano giveaway by The Omaha Daily News, and a daily newspaper subscription offer.
Praise notes the Schubert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette of Chicago bring a tenth year touring show to town on November 1h. The text hails the troupe as up to date and magical, blending music and humor for broad public appeal.
Dr Basseth made a short trip west Monday returning the same day. Greenles & Benson offer Chloro-Naptholeum. Lodgepole residents adopt Out of Koal as new greeting. J W Harper & Son sell Mitchell spring wagons and buggies cheap. RE P Osgood returned from Colorado. Judge Reeler of Columbus Neb visited Friday. County Judge Tucker issued a license to wed BE Penske and Minnie Krueger of Lodge Pole.
Rev Geo A Beecher formerly of Sidney preached his farewell at North Platte last Sunday and accepted a call to Kearney. Kinney ranch near Kimball saw cattle rounded up by H V Redington. Kinney injured after a fall from a horse. Next Tuesday voters are urged to exercise franchise and uphold civilization and good citizenship through the ballot.
Puritan Mills adjoins discussions on evening classes as a solution to occupy workers after shifts. A citizen urges the Board of Education to run a night school with paid teachers, funded by district or subscriptions, to boost education. Degree of Honor lodge at Knights of Pythias Temple celebrated a Past Chief of Honor badge for Mrs Beasie Brennan after a meeting.
The Farmers' Canal Co and Farmers' Irrigation District pressed their petitions against Wm. Frank of Grand Inland before State Engineer Adna Dobson at Lincoln. Lawyers Halligan Wright Manderson and Dilworth appear for the sides. hearing continued to November 15 for written arguments and potential lengthy, costly litigation.
Herman Brauer of Sidney Nebraska offers a reasonable reward for two estrayed Whiteface cattle. A yearling heifer and a yearling steer branded V H V on the left side with left ear cropped. Recovery requested.
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