03 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
1
A North River country correspondent notes eastern capitalists showing strong interest in settlement and future prospects. Investors touring the Belmont Canal area praise the outlook and plan later capital ventures. Local ranchers seek ranges, with several bringing buyers from Bridgeport and Alliance.
Camp Clarke reports Chas Milar very ill this week while R H Willis and wife drove to Bridgeport. Mr Vivian and Miss Blanche Snider wed at A W Snider's home, with a Johnson hotel Bayard dance planned that evening. Jas Gaines visited the area. Ira Stephens and D W White face illnesses. Art Kushmanol works for Cy Duncan after Iowa return. Robison Bros lose calves to blackleg in past ten days. Cough remedy ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, 25 cents.
George Reinrith and Ralph Long entered Room 3 while Don Ahrens returned from a long visit in the cast. Room 1 reports 54 pupils with 2 attending daily last month and notes high attendance as key to success. Miss Blain and Mrs. Ravert visited Miss McCoy’s room, staying focused on that class. Mrs. Maneely and Miss Maneely from England visited First Primary and promised a talk on English schools. Room 1 records 17 visitors last month. Mrs. Waynick returned to Sidney bringing new songs and plays for kindergarten and primary. Freshmen surprised Mr. Cary at his home with fortunes and games, sharing nuts and fruit for an enjoyable evening.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Sidney post office for the week ending Nov 2 1900. Names include BE Coyer Daugherty RM Foreman Isaac M Hagan Win Houser J 11 McQuip John Osborn EQ Oleson AT Persons calling for these letters please call at the post office. Cons Callahan P M
Kersey and Melton overcoats along with a large line of fur coats lined duck coats and vests offered at bottom cash prices by Ober Feiders.
The county clerk received certified precinct nominations list with candidates to appear on the official ballot. Bayard Tor assessor S H Osborne Republican and Fred Benton Democrat. James O Halloren Republican and R B McCorkle Democrat for justice. Richard Kusapp Democrat for constable. Road overseer races show pairs of Republican and Democrat nominees across multiple precincts including Colton C Court House Rock Eagle Bronson Camp Clarke Davison Gilchrist Lodgepole Redington Sidney Union Valley Weir Lisco and others with varying party labels and petitions noted. Some precincts report no nominations in King Haynes or Trognitz.
Edward W. Dillon and Annie J. Wilkinson were married at the Maneely home in Kimball Nebraska on Wednesday October 31. Rev W L Austin officiated. Alice Wilkinson and Miss Maneely attended the ceremony before the couple returned to Kimball to begin their life together.
A notice announces new campaign documents on tariffs including works by Senator Gallinger and Congressman Grosvenor and extracts from McKinley and Bryan. The 144 pages will be forwarded to any address for fourteen cents from the American Protective Tariff League at 185 West 28th Street New York.
County Judge Sanders announces appointments of judges and clerks for election precincts Bayard Bronson Cam Clarke Court House Rock Davison Bugle Gilchrist Haynes King Lodgepole Potter Redington Sidney 1 Sidney 2 Trognitz Union Valley Weir Lisco precincts with named individuals for each role. The list includes Bayard Eldridge Weeks O Halloren Mustler Stephens. Bronson Reed Perso Lyngholm Price Partry Colton. Cam Clarke Baker Elter Duncan Burke Lowley. Court House Rock Nelson Finn Sherer Iddings North. Davison Smith Hart Webster Ladine Perso. Bugle Siefer Bauer Hinrichs Pool Wood. Gilchrist White Smith Covall Hickman Owens. Haynes Young Vincent Green Looney Whitlam. King Beerline Elsass Fritz Haggerty Dunn. Lodgepole Jenik Dickinson Barrett Sine Fusha. Potter Nelson Larson Vandiver Cunningham Erickson. Redington Waitman Judd Tinsley Pickerell. Sidney 1 Haskell Wellner Raymond Chase Tishue. Sidney 2 O Kane Muler Barnhart Pease McEvoy. Trognitz Booth Hulse Carlon Hogan Root. Union Valley Cape Babb Ware Miller Heinrichs. Weir Lisco Ruby Lisco Rodgers Buske Woolsey.
A catalog of local schoolhouses and public structures with district numbers and locations including Bayard Bronson Davison Colton Camp Clarke Court House Rock Lapeer Sidney Union Valley Trognitz and Weir Lisco frame building dated 11 18 48 and earlier entries listing schoolhouse districts and storage sites.
On Halloween night mischievous spirits moved many city objects. A phaeton was found atop the postoffice roof, a billboard redirected to Greenlee and Benson, ice wagon hauled to a cellar, and signs for Reinhardt and Laughlin altered or moved. A stove appeared on Rose Street and barber poles swapped, while the school yard was cluttered with buggies and a barricade blocked entry.
The store advertises neckwear underwear headwear shoewear glovewear and sox among hundreds of other apparel items. It emphasizes non iron fabrics and durable hardwear features throughout the collection.
United States Senator John M. Thurston spoke to a packed Opera House in Sidney on Tuesday evening arguing for the administration and McKinley’s record. He toured with a hunting party, bagged twenty ducks and a buck, and shipped the game to Washington before continuing to Gothenburg for another address.
A Friday evening social at Miss Rebecca Doran's residence featured progressive high five games with prizes. Winners included Joseph Oberfelder first prize H E Gapen second prize, Stowitta, Harris, and Bertha Daugherty. An elegant luncheon followed as guests dispersed around a charming host.
Every Tuesday in October and November the Burlington route offers low rates to Ogen Salt Lake City Butte Helena Anaconda with one way 928 and round trip 40 return limit 30 days. Western cities Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Victoria Vancouver feature one way 28 and round trip 45 return limit 30 days. Tickets and information at all Burlington offices. W T Heaton agent Sidney Neb.
Grace confirms presence at the Thurston meeting Tuesday night. Maud comments on Charlie wearing a handsome up-to-date suit bought at Oberfelders, the leading clothier.
The Burlington depot project progresses rapidly with A. Pease to manage burling ton coal and shed construction at Rose Street junction. In St Paul Judge Sennborn discharged the Union Pacific hospital fund receivers after settlement. hospital property brought in 64,263,388 and allowed claims totaled 259,749.88 to be paid from court registry funds.
The State Journal invites subscribers to pay one dollar for a year and receive free issues until January 1, 1901, extending coverage to January 1903. Printed at the capital, the paper promises prompt Nebraska reports and two papers weekly, with emphasis on the legislature and senatorial contest. Address The State Journal, Lincoln, Nebraska.
B H Turner of Dempseytown Pa swears one of Dr Kings New Life Pills nightly for two weeks returned him to his teens. The pills are said to cure liver stomach and bowels and are purely vegetable with no griping. Price 35 cents at W F Bassett’s drugstore.
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