Local voters travel far to cast ballots in Bronson area
Dr. Brooks and A B Knox drove nine miles to Bronson to vote while neighbors went eleven miles the other way. Will Jendes and wife Henry and Carrie Ehmke were in town Wednesday evening. Hannah Seifer has moved east of Dalton. Hedges school had one pupil during potato digging. Roy Gorman works for J B Halston. Newton Foster Fred Harr and Otto Perso traded in town Wednesday. Byers brother marketed a large quantity of potatoes recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brooks
A B. Knox
Bronson
Will Jendes
Henry
Carrie Ehmke
Hannah Seifer
Mrs. Foster
Dalton
Hedges
Roy Gorman
J.B. Halston
Newton Foster
Fred Harr
Otto Perso
North Divide
Byers Brother
Dalton Community Notes Include Growth and Local Happenings
Dalton and surrounding country grow rapidly as J. W. Wallick Walt Reinmuth and Mr Prindle build residences. The Ladies Aid fed voters on election day and Sunday school meets weekly. Roads petitioned by local women. Burns crops and hay stacks after threshing engine incident. Local builders Ed Lane Handley Weir Hire Woolsey Armuth engage in housing and farm activity. Elevators ready for grain. car shortages affect shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
J. W. Wallick
Walt Reinmuth
Mr Prindle
Ed. Lane
C. W. Handley
Grand Hotel
Eyye
Erina Morrow
Ralph Eddy
Local Notes From South Divide and Surrounding Areas
I A Hand hauled lumber from Sidney this week. W T Hiett learns of his brother's death in York Nebraska. The Gallagher boys had a runaway last week and were badly used up. D R Snyder and wife left for Pennsylvania on November 2. Mr Fulton's household goods arrived from Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Hand
Sidney
W. T. Hiett
York
Neb
Gallagher Boys
D. R. Snyder
Pennsylymin
Mr. Fulton
Kearney
School Notes on Perfect Reports and Weekend Visit
Both boys and girls in the first intermediate department had perfect punctuality reports. The first primary girls also earned a perfect report. Mr. Cline visited over Saturday and Sunday with Earl McConnell at Simla. They planned to go out Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Mr. Cline
Earl McConnell
Simla
October school records and public lecture notes
October reports show 11 new enrollments, total roll 267, 261 in attendance, 236 average attendance, 26 tardies, 32 non residents, and 7 visitors. A Thompson lecture at Tobin Opera House drew 1000 listeners with a unanimous vote for a return next year. Ella Wheeler Wilcox quoted on lifters and leaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Evansville
Ind
Tobin Opera House
Geo. W. Thompson
Frankfort
Notes on Swine and World Elevations Featured
Notes on hog care emphasize pasture water clean troughs and selective breeding for productive sows. The piece highlights Cerro de Pasco as the world’s highest town with a broad gauge railway, 14 660 foot station at Crnecero Alto and a thriving 8000 population town with railway, telegraphs, churches and consuls in Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro de Pasco
Mont Glance
Arequipa
W. A
London Spectator
Rum Riot at Bangor When Deputies Seized Liquor
Five Sturgis deputies raided a Bangor saloon run by Arthur M Cox and Frank S Cox. Deputy Towns was assaulted. The proprietors were handcuffed and paraded to the police station as a 300-strong crowd hissed and pelted stones. Riot quell by Sergeant Smith near the city hall. bail set after arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Sturgis
Pickering Square
Arthur M
Frank S Cox
Benjamin Towns
Waterville
Coxes
Smith
Rev Pringle Letter Questions Portland Liquor Enforcement
The Daily Argus argues that wholesale liquor seizures prove Portland’s liquor trade thrives and that prohibition fails. It cites Rev Pringle’s letter describing easy access to intoxicants and asserts enforcement is a sporadic, outsider driven show of action not a true shift in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringle
The
Daily Argus
Express
Portland
Worcester
Cumberland County
Maine
Willy Nilly
Bangor
Guardianship Estate Sale Petition in Cheyenne Neb
In Cheyenne County District Court during the October term 100 a petition by guardian Clara Wagoner asks for license to sell an undivided minor interest in Section 1 Township 13 north Range 49 west. Hearing set for November 27 at 10 a.m. at North Platte to show cause why license should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Marion Ed. Wargoner
Edward B. Wagoner
Clara Wagoner
Marion FE
Waggoner
Edward L. Wargoner
North Phute
Sale Notice on Cheyenne County Nebraska Property
An order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne county Nebraska directs the sale of the defendants property to satisfy a judgment in favor of William V. Kettleman against William T Holland et al. The property described is The North half of Section 7 Township 13 North Range 51 West in Cheyenne county. The sale will be held December 8 1900 in front of the Sidney Nebraska Court House at in the building where the last term was held. Distinct names include William V. Kettleman and William T. Holland. The sale is to the highest bidder for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ht. M. Grimes
William V. Kettleman
Phainthl
William ‘T. Holland
Nebrishit
Whl
Court House
Sidney
Land Claim Notice for Michael Flood in Cheyenne County
Michael J Flood of Tekes Nebraska filed for final five year proof on homestead entry 4679 WI for the sw 1 4 section 10 township 16 south range 51 west, to be proved before Judge James Tucker at Sidney Nebraska on December 6. Witnesses listed include George Y Baker Robert Pps Clara Nebraska James McNalty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Sorth Pintie
Neb
Michael J Flood
Tekes
Nebraska
Las
James Tucker
Cheyenne County
Sidney
George Y. Baker
Primp Phigeins
Robert
Clara
James McNalty
Ickes
Nebraski
Public Land Notice and Estate Petition Notices
Public land filing for Oscar S. Coleman of Potter Nebraska to prove up five year claim on section 11 township 20 range 62 west of the Sixth Meridian before US Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder in Sidney Nebraska on December 22 1900. Also Cheyenne County Nebraska estate petition notices in the matter of John P Bailey deceased seeking dispensing with administration with a hearing set by the County Judge for November 9 1900 at 9 o'clock a.m. before James Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Nebr
Oscars
Ileman
Potter. Nebr
Swf
Nely
Wust
Joseph Oberfelder
U.S
Sidney
Emel Carlson
Lewis W Brett
Anton Benish Sextorp
George Julfs
Jekes
H T. J.B. Evans
Register
John P Butley
Range
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Catherine Bailey
Bailey
Sarah Hamilton
Jeferson
John P. Bailey
James Davison
Guardian seeks license to sell minor's interest in Nebraska land
George Edward Pratt as guardian petitions to sell one sixth of Carl Cratt heir of Walter and Addie Pratt in the southwest quarter section 3 township 15 range 50 west Cheyenne County Nebraska to fund care education and maintenance. hearing set in North Platte court on November 27 with publication notice required for three weeks in The Sidney Telegraph and Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Balnard Pratt
Carl Cratt
Walter
Addie J Pratt
Jon Or
George Edward Pratt
Beir
Addie J. Pratt
Dies
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Court House
North Platte
Hi M Gitines
Judicial Dist
Cheyenne Co
Neb
Guardian Catherine Ward Seeks License to Sell Ward Land in Nebraska
In the Guardian of Bernard Ward's name Catherine Ward petitions to sell his homestead in Cheyenne County to fund his care. The court orders a show cause hearing set for November 27 1909 at 2 00 PM in North Platte Nebraska with notice to all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ward
Bernard
Ward
Cruse
Bernard. Ward
Bernard J. Ward
Nen
Styteen
Woo
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mauter
Court House
North Platio Nebraska
Wo'elock P. m
J Ward
Deuserlbec Iuis
Mo Grisus
Public Lands Auction Set For Cheyenne County Lands
Notice sets Sunday November 1 at 2 PM for a public lease auction at the Cheyenne County Treasurer's office. The sale covers forfeited educational lands within the county, specifically described as See 16, To 14, R. Ot. owned by Sam'l Oberfelder, per official date October 13, 1909 from EL B Cow Les and 4-4 Com'rs. Public Lands & Buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Public Lands and Buildings
Sam'l Oberfelder
Public Lands & Buildings
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Telegraph
Sidney, Neb
A. Gapen
Peru
Earth
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
William 11
Underwood
HH Bockstadter
Cement Contractor
Sidney - Neb
France
Belgium
England
Smith & Wilson Alliance, Neb
Mr. Pringle
Portland Daily Argus
Ork
F. L. Johnston & CO
P.O. Box
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Orchestra
J. F. Day
Yaegle
Pioneer Hotel
E. R. Yaegle
Mcaleese Block
Great Divide
J. R. Kelly
Bancroft
H. H. Junken
Edison and
Victor
Sturgis Commission
Lewiston
Sidney Mercantile Co
PANY
F. Mitchell
Paoraision
Union Pacific
W. J. Shoemaker
HM. GniMes
Judge District Court
Ueki I
Jackson’s Furniture Store
Je, Evans
Cheyene County
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