Quiet County Election Sees 1011 Votes Cast Majority Leads
The county election passed with little excitement as 1011 votes were tallied. Norris 173, Aldrich 122, Kin kaid 197 for republican, Bushee 87, Brett 219, with L. R. Barlow reelected county commissioner and Louie Wassem chosen as county assessor by 301 majority. The piece notes a calm, predictable outcome and urges unity and continued effort for the county and state.
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Wilson
Norris
Aldrich
Kinkaid
Bushee
Brett
L. R. Barlow
Louie Wassem
Wesley T. Wilcox
Alfred C Kennedy
C F Reavis
Vac Sburesh
Geo. D. Smith
Republican
H. Kilpatrick
O A. Abbott
D. B Jenckes
W. R. Beam
Dem-People’s
Ss M Bailey
Edward A. Roth
John J
McCarthy
Dem-People
Eve Neee
John Canright
J. S. Baker
Eens
J L Brillhart
J. W. Swihart
B. F. Walton
Thomas Bristow
F. H. Signer
Socialist Secree Seems
F. W. Bell
Samuel D. Fitchie
Prohibition
William Coatman
Geo. W. Marshall
J. H. Vonstein
J. B. Jenkins
Robert Duhurst
Sete Ee
W. J. Broatch
Allen Johnson
Progressive Apace We
George S. Flory
Progressive
A. R. Davis
A. V. Pease
Progressive Ee
W. E. Thorne
W. O. Henry
John C. Chase
D. B. Gilbert
J. L. Ferguson
Chester H. Aldrich
Rep
John H. Morehead
People’s
Addison Wait
J. W. Kelley
J. O. Peterson
Auditor of Public Accounts
Wm. B. Howard
Rep-Progressive
H. C. Richmond
B. C. Austin
J. D. Graves
Prohibition Peewee Sene
Walter A. George
Geo. E. Hall
John W. van Allen
M. M. Brugger
Supl. of Public Instruction
J. E. Delzell
Eee
R_ V. Clark
Dem-People’s. . Ort Ene
Alice G. Meley
Socialist
G. G. Martin
Eee Ee
Andrew M. Morrissey
H. H. Adee
Sr Er
Fred Beckmann
William B. Eastham
George L. Phelps
Nelson Hald
Prohibition Eer Eeeenes
H. G. Taylor
Clarence E. Harman
Dem
People's
Chas
D. Lamme
Eae Eee
D. D. Norton
M. P. Kinkaid
W. J. Taylor
Dem-People’s Eee Eee
Fred J. Warren
Florrence Armstrong
Lucien Stebbins
Berton K. Bushee
Ernst von Forell
Dem-People's
Bert W. Larson
Lewis Brett
Ween
B. W. Frazey
R. W. Devoe
R. A. Blake
Lewis Wasem
Eae Ee
Lewis Rabe
We purchase your combings for the hair demonstration
The notice invites visitors to bring their hair clippings to the Metropolitan Hotel for a public Hair Demonstration. It promises purchase of the combings and invites participation from local residents and visitors.
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Metropolitan Hotel
Brott Elected Representative in 76th District
Complete returns show Lewis Brott the Democratic candidate winning the 76th Representative District comprising Cheyenne Kimball Banner Develand Garden counties by a 288 vote majority over Republican B W Warson. Brott carried all counties except Warson's home county Cheyenne cast 219 for Brott.
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Brott
Cheyenne
Kimball
Banner
Develand Garden
Lewis Brott
B. W.warson
Banner County
Brett
Cheyenne County
Bushee elected state senator with 1000 vote edge
Reports say B. K. Bushee the Republican nominee captured the 27th district seat by about a 1000 majority. He carried all twelve counties including Scottsbluff, the home county of his Democratic opponent, in a well merited victory.
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B. K. Bushee
Scottsbluff
Bushee
Precinct Officers Elected In Diverse Towns
Brownson Colton and Sidney list assessors and road overseers with names including P A Pultz Adam Schimka H J Hammond H Bettendorf Frank Acker man Ben Glenn Fred Vath J Hellwig Thomas H Clinton John Nelson N C Jacobson John Wallick Fred Bratz plus constables and a justice of the peace.
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Brownson
P. A. Pultz
W. M. White Colton
Adam Schimka
Ignatz Meick
Chambers
Ben Wagner
H. J. Hammond
Davison
James Wiker
John Brown Eagle
Fred Bauer
John Siefer
Lodgepole
John Simmons
Trognitz
John Nelson
N. C. Jacobson
Union Valley
John Wallick
Fred Bratz
The Woman's Club Meeting Notes Education and Home Themes
The Woman's Club held a Saturday session with Mrs Campbell present. Mrs Hall presided, Mrs Swan acted as secretary pro tem. twenty five members attended. Table talk on club cooperation with schools highlighted ventilation and lack of pictures. Mrs Shoemaker and Mrs Martin reported favorably on visiting schools. The Sil ent Servant and electricity in home economics were discussed. Miss McFadden spoke on The Children of the Future. Miss Bordwell led current events. Adjournment set for two weeks later.
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Woman's Club
Campbell
Hall
Swan
Uptegrove
Grabill
Children of the Future
To Out of Town Writers
Country cor respondents are urged to keep writing despite other pressures. Readers outside the county eagerly search for these items, which reflect community life and connect distant readers. The Telegraph asks cor respondents to provide a full page weekly, sustaining lively, fresh country coverage.
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The
Telegraph
Hair Demonstration Show At Metropolitan Hotel
A display of the latest switches puffe and curls along with hair ornaments bandeau and related styles will be shown at the Hair Demonstration from November 13 to 20 at the Metropolitan Hotel Room 20 ground floor.
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Metropolitan Hotel
Telephone Company Patriotic Service Praised
Through courtesy of Manager D. E. Reider free telephone service was provided election night. The central exchange received long distance bulletins as results came in and issued them to all who inquired. The effort reflects the policy of a watchful, satisfactory manager.
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Telephone Company Patriotic
D. E. Reider
Central Exchange
Reider
Tuesday Night Piping Up a Scene of Quiet Grief
Piping themed event drew crowds as households were empty for burglaries. Churches filled with attendees at Catholic and Methodist services while the Crystal theatre reported strong business and other return venues saw good crowds lingering.
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Crystal Theatre
Final Homestead Proof Presented Before Judge Gapen
Final homestead proof was made before Judge Gapen on November 6 by Henry Pierburg who brought witnesses John Oldershaw and Peter Lingaard.
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Gapen
Henry Pierburg
John Oldershaw
Peter Lingaard
Sherman Selenger Wedding in Montana and Colorado Couple
Louis Sherman of Forsythe Montana and Cordy Selenger of Denver Colorado wed at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday in a ceremony conducted by Reverend E J Hayes.
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Sherman
Selenger
Louis 8. Sherman
Forsythe
Montana
Cordy M. Selenger
Denver
Colo
E. J. Hayes
Railroad Notes in Sidney Field Report
Charles Lane of the Union Pacific visited with his special car. Ernest Stuht hunts ducks on the north river, chaperoned by Leo Osborn. F Hruby resigns as firet track dispatcher effective early next month. Dispatcher Joe Wisner takes a Cheyenne visit. Yard master Borton held the key during his layoff. A slight derailment near the Union Pacific depot delays traffic briefly. Engine 789 arrives from Omaha to serve as a snow plow stationed at Sidney replacing the old plow. An instruction car teaching locomotive firing moves through Sidney to reduce fuel use on Harriman lines. Instructors Messrs Houchins and Highman oversee the program with a moving picture display. The car, from Omaha, departs Saturday night for points west. Ladies invited to view the exhibition. several attend.
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Charles Lane
U. P
Ernest Stuht
North River
Leo Osborn
F. Hruby
Joe Wisner
Cheyenne
Borton
Omaha
Sidney
Union Pacific
Harriman
Messrs. Houchins
Highman
Properly Celebrated Lodgepole Democrats Recall
A Salt Creek bonfire celebration honors recall of 60 Democrats. The event features tar barrels and a large blaze on a Pike's Peak horizon, with observers noting Republicans appearing to outnumber and resemble Democrats as the minority gains ground. Fred Lehmkuhl is not involved, per a report from an airship observer.
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Salt Creek
Pike’s Peak
Bert Bates
Fred Lehmkuhl
Mrs Kruse Improves and Rides to Doctor Visits
Mrs Al Kruse reports rapid improvement in her condition in a letter written Thursday by Mrs Kruse senior. She says the present treatment is helping and she can ride a street car to and from her doctor's office, a welcome sign to many friends.
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Kruse
al Kruse
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American Press Association
C. W. Hornaday
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Detroit
E. C. Stockdick Sidney
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Railroad Notes
Dr, Webster
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