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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1904
Page
4
The Republican victory appears to far exceed expectations, sweeping the opposition and marking strong approval of Roosevelt's administration. Voters show faith in protectionist policy and sound monetary system, while rebuking the Democratic party. The result promises four more years of Republican progress and prosperity.
Residents and visitors are listed in social notes. Clara Carlson Herman Jesik Miasex Erickson and Clara Gustafson called at C J Layers Sunday. Fred Epps missed school this week. Roy Higgins recovers from an injured arm. Mrs Will Gustafson visited John Gustafson Monday. Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson and Mr and Mrs Will Gustafson visited Mr Heimer Sunday. Mrs Lager and Miss Hanna did not travel to Sidney Saturday. Pete Nelson dipped cattle Monday. James McNulty and John Gustafson returned from Omaha Friday after two weeks away. Anna and Eilen Gustafson and Mr R Hilton visited J Gustafson Sunday afternoon. Reuben Baker from Montana visited his father Geo Baker for several days. Geo Gunderson of Kimball transacted business here Wednesday last week. James McNulty’s new addition grows under Mr Wilcox. All await developments. Addie Barriclaw remains a widower if Mrs Barriclaw does not return soon
Mrs Simon Fishman returns from eastern visit. Addie Baricklow visits from Redington. Frank Rows family in Illinois. Will Null visits North Platte. Roosevelt vote. Henry Snyder back from World's Fair. J C Busacker advances subscription. Horace Moore builds addition. Rev Augustus Jones to assist in revival. Jim Adamson transacts in town. election and World’s Fair plans noted. 21st Infantry moves toward the Philippines. Wasem couple east for World’s Fair. Potter ranchers in Sidney vote. Anthony Johnson's King precinct trip. Travelle’s comedy at Tobin, November 17-18. Sandoz returns from Swiss Fatherland. J Burns from Bayard laments precinct election. George Tinsley returns election via Redington. Cheyenne county winter hits with blizzard then cold. Election returns listed by many residents. 3 hundred thousand acres to be redeemed by US government. water from Platte to Nebraska fields. W C I U to meet at Mrs Barricklow’s Friday afternoon.
The E. V Suuimer Post No 12 G A R mourns comrade J Neubauer a charter member. He served faithfully in various posts and duties and his patriotism and comradeship were exemplary. Sympathy is extended to his widow and children, and the post will drape its colors in mourning for thirty days. Resolutions to be recorded and sent to the family and local papers.
Contracts show multiple quitclaim and warranty deeds. Among entries: J A Webb and wife to J A Bent for se 23 aw 11 21 52 valued at 25. A J Williams and wife to J H Black gw 15 18 51 with多个 parcels totaling 2000. S Barnhill and wife to A J Williams for same land at 1000. F P Boon and wife to Gertrude A Dodge for lots 4 nd sw 3 and lot 1 4 22 49 totaling 2690. G L Fernald to Ellen A Dodge ne ec 33 se sec 32 etc valued at 2500. R B Knapp to Emma Krapp si nw 25 21 52. A Boon and wife to G Blatn for several fractional sections valued at 2000. R S Brubaker and wife to H Poppen nw 20 16 48 2320. G H Laing and wife to AO Taylor 81 se si sw 14 20 51 with 3 acres excepted valued at 10. W VerValin and wife to F H Barden lots 7 Webster's add to South Bayard valued at 650. W H Cooper and wife to G E Sager et al aw 3 14 50 valued at 10.
Sidney Neb November 11 letters remaining unclaimed include Lizaie Barkshilre Mrs ADMG Bhichburn Tommaso Volpe Archie Tabor KB Nadersoan Domenteo Surtine Chas Geedey 75 McLernon Postmaster.
A 19th century discussion links a damp north wind from La Plata with lassitude feverish irritability and quarrels in Buenos Ayres. It notes higher violence during this wind and restoration of peace when the dry southwest wind from the Andes arrives.
The Irving community leans into a Thanksgiving Box Social at the schoolhouse on November 24 to share a joyful evening with sweethearts or guests. Local residents travel to Bridgeport for chores and events while church attendance varies and Rev Finkle plans a future sermon.
Riverside reports Pat Rowlan visiting Mr and Mrs J Johnny on Sunday Robe Walsh and Kilby from Irving visited neighbors Miss Mary Ryan returned from Dunhe Edna and Anthony Jobyon visited sister Mrs L M Meyer and family Rush Creek Land and Cattle Co brought cattle from Bridgeport Weather shifted from fine fall to a genuine blizzard Wednesday morning with storms.
November offers last chance to see the St Louis Exposition with low coach rates Sunday to Thursday. One fare plus 200 for round trips to Chicago with stopovers at St Louis Kansas City or Omaha. Live Stock Show special to Chicago November 26 27 28. Winter tours to Texas Florida and other points. Written inquiries to L W Wakeley Omaha AL. A Siupaan Agent.
North Platte merchant Harry Pritchard reports thriving mercantile business and announces a new branch store opening at Curtis as part of his planned expansion. Land office blanks for sale by Tri Telegraph.
The Department of the Interior announces that John Hudston has fled and will prove his continuous residence and cultivation for a homestead claim in section 34 township 169 range 50 west at the Sidney land office. Witnesses include Robert O Raymond, Tenry J Raymond, Francis L Ramsdell, and Daniel Davison of Higgins Neb. MCIntosh Register
William W Belden and Amanda Belden are named in a foreclosure cross petition filed September 16 in Cheyenne County District Court by William Stull. The suit seeks payment of notes and taxes totaling 4158.85 and a separate decree for 7000 against Belden. Stull requests sale of the southeast quarter of section 28 township 1 range 91 to satisfy the amounts. Defendants must answer by November 14.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure for colds. It notes refunds if it fails and includes E W Groves signature on each box.
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