Aldrich Wins Nebraska Governor Contest By Large Plurality
In the Nebraska off year election Chester H Aldrich of David City is elected governor by a large plurality not less than 25000 over Dahlman. The entire Republican slate appears victorious with majorities for Hopewell George Barton Wait Cowles Crabtree Clarke and others. Hitchcock leads the U S Senate preferential vote.
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Omaha
Chester H Aldrich
David City
Nebraska
Dahlman
Way
Sheldon
Shallenberger
Messrs. Hopewell
WINNE
Burkett
Aldrich Te Hopewell
Barton
George
Crabtree
Cowles
Clarke
Re Mortensen
Bushee Uy
Devuy
Brett
Hitchcock defeats Burkett in tight Nebraska race
Early Nebraska results show Hitchcock ahead in Douglas county by about 9 000, with Burkett carrying Lancaster by 1 822. Aldrich leads narrowly over Narcrman as two thirds of vote counted, and Douglas county supports Dahlman for governor by roughly 8 500. Legislative returns hint at Democratic majorities in both houses.
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Aldrich
Dahlman
Elmer J. Burkett
Hitchcock
Douglas County
Burkett
Lancaster
Nacrman
The Widow Perkins at the Opera House
The Widow Perkins arrives for one night only on Thursday November 17 1910. A musical comedy lauded as the brightest breeziest offering of the year with broad laughs and a tease that the widow teaches all kinds of widows and lovers.
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Perkins
Widow Perkins
Opera House
Weather report for September from Sidney area
John P. Ficher, government weather observer nine miles south of Sidney, records September weather. Rain 0.04 inches. Clear days 27. Part cloudy 4. Snow 0.1.
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John P. Ficher
Sidney
Oberfelder Clothing Co Offers Cravenettes At Popular Prices
The Oberfelder Clothing Co advertises a stock of cravenettes and duck goods in the city at popular prices. The notice highlights affordable outerwear options for customers seeking value in seasonal apparel.
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Oberfelder Clothing CO
Sidney and Cheyenne County vote tight for county attorney race
In Cheyenne County the election was quiet with voter turnout below typical levels. The county attorney contest between Leroy Martin and R. W. Devoe ended close, with Devoe winning by fourteen votes. Devoe, a Sidney attorney, also manages a local W. S. Rodman Realty office. State results show B. K. Bushee re elected as representative and W. W. Hoagland as state senator by large margins.
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Cheyenne
Dahlman
Sidney
Aldrich
Lewis Brett
Leroy Martin
R. W. Devoe
Devoe
Mr. Devoe
Law Department
the State University
W.S. Rodman Realty Co
B. K. Bushee
W.W. Hoagland
Elected Road Overseers From Various Precincts
The following were elected road overseers in the various precincts at the election held Nov. 8th Bronson John Walsh Colton Wm Kemp Chambers W E Chambers Davison Henry Brewer Eagle Harm Hippen Lodgepole 1st Dist E J Brown 2nd Dist Allen Lough Potter Geo Fierstein Sidney North Side T M Bickett South Side S P Wit ters Trognitz A S Jacobson Union Valley E Andreen Osborn sells an excellent quantity of red roof paint at 100 per gallon.
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Bronson
John Walsh
Colton
Wm. Kemp
Chambers
W. E. Chambers
Davison
Henry Brewer
Eagle
Harm Hippen
Lodgepole
E. J. Brown
Allen Lough
Potter
Geo. Fierstein
Sidney
North Side
T. M. Bickett
South Side
S. P. Witters
Local Notes From Sidney and Nearby Towns
Eed Stockdick suffers tonsillitis. Chris Livoni departs Friday on a Denver business trip. J A Tracy of Kimball registered at LeGrand Thursday. George Eddy and wife of Lodgepole traded in Sidney Thursday. Mrs Meyers and daughter Grace of Peetz Colo attended Fishman sale Wednesday. Sam Agnew from Missouri visited Sidney friends hazel DeSpaine and Mary Seepar last Thursday. Grace Hazel King Sap Webb travel tomorrow to King ranch near Bridgeport for hunting. Mrs Christine Shatto of Wilson Wyo visits Borgquist family at Pioneer Ranch.
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Sam Agnew
Missouri
Sidney
Grace
Hazel King
Sap Webb
King Ranch
Bridgeport
Mrs
Christine Shatto
Wilson, Wyo
Mrs. Borgquist and
Paul Borgquist
Pioneer
Puthoff Plans New Home on Peetz Farmstead
Ed Puthoff arranges to place a house on his Peetz area homestead. Mrs. Puthoff and young Jeannette will soon move into the residence.
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Ed Puthoff
Peetz
Mrs. Puthoff
Little Jeannette
Mrs Croadwin and son visit Sidney on land trip
Mrs. Sarah Croadwin and her son from Kimball stopped in Sidney on Thursday while en route to Dalton to look after their landholdings in the area. They own a substantial amount of land nearby.
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Sarah Croadwin and Son
Kimball
Sidney
Dalton
Milliken Returns Home to Los Angeles
Mr. Milliken departed Sidney Thursday night for his California home. He has been homesick for California since returning to Sidney, praising to live among the flowers fruit and trees that abound there.
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Mr. Milliken
Los Angeles
California
Sidney
Remodeling at Kruse Building Adds Three Rooms
The Kruse Building on Rose Street near Front is being remodeled. Three rooms will soon be ready for occupancy with S. C. Pederson occupying the center and Osborn the land man taking the other, while Wahoo Land Co. keeps its old stand.
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Kruse
Rose Street
Wahoo Land Co
S. C. Pederson
Osborn
Electric bulb blaze harms Mrs Davis at Callahan Block
At eleven o clock Wednesday morning Mrs Davis in the Callahan Block room experienced exploding electric bulbs and a fire that burned holes in the rug spread and the comfort. She received an electrical shock and required time to regain her normal condition. She is improving again.
Obituary of Mrs Arabella Couch of Cheyenne County Nebraska
The obituary notes Mrs Arabella Couch born in New York State eighty four years ago but details vary in the text. It recalls her move to Michigan then to Nebraska with her husband thirty seven years ago and her skilled farming with livestock and crops. Her interests included astronomy psychology and healing methods and she died after a life of optimism. A large attendance at the cemetery accompanied her mortal remains and a circle continues in spirit.
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Mrs. Couch
New York State
Michigan
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Spirit Land
Mrs Hall Improves After Illness Says Report
Local notice reports Mrs H G Hall recovering after a period of illness. An advertisement invites readers to visit Oberfelder Clothing Co for Dr Conway's Anatomical echoes footwear, promising comfort for tired burning feet.
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Dr. Conway
Oberfelder Clothing Co
Pioneer Called John Phillips Civil War Veteran Dies
Sidney notices the death of John Phillips 84 at his home on Sunday November 4 1910 from organic trouble aggravated by age. Born in County Monaghan Ireland on September 26 1826 he married Annie Boyle in August 1855 and leaves four children Katherine John Mary Stevenson and a son who died in infancy. He served in the Civil War and fought in Indian wars. funeral at Catholic church Tuesday at 10 with G A R pallbearers and taps at the cemetery.
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John Phillips
Sidney
Mr. Phillips
County
Monnaghan
Ireland
Annie Boyle
Katherine
John
Mary Stevenson
Train Wreck Delays Rail Service at Sunol Side Tracks
A wreck occurred Thursday on the U. P. sidetracks at Sunol when two freight trains traveling the same direction collided and derailed a few cars. No fatalities or injuries reported. Mr. Nicholson and the wrecking crew moved to assist the disabled train causing some passenger delays as the track was blocked.
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U. P
Sunol
Nicholson
Sidney Band Helper Iverson Praises Chautauqua Tour
Mr. Iverson of Dalton assisted the Sidney Military Band at a Tobin Opera House concert and helped Vath’s orchestra for the dance afterward. A large but hoped-for bigger crowd attended. The notice urges pride in Sidney’s band and its upcoming Chautauqua tour and invites continued attendance.
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Mr. Iverson
Dalton
Sidney Military Band
Tobin Opera House
Vath
Sidney
Dance at Lodgepole Prompts Late Night Oyster Supper
Prof Vath Prof Lynch and Miss Harriett Radcliffe led a Lodgepole dance on Saturday night with a small crowd enjoying a long evening. The revelry lasted until 2 30 with a fine oyster supper served at midnight. Oberfelder Clothing Co announces a new stock of fur overcoats including Russian pony Kangaroo horachide and Siberian dog.
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Prof. Vath
Prof. Lynch
Harriett Radcliffe
Lodgepole
Oberfelder Clothing Co
Pricee
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W Aldrich
Falcon
Jacob
P. S
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Trognitz
A. S. Jacobson
Union Valley
E. Andreen
Eed Stockdick
Chris Livoni
Denver
J. A. Tracy
Kimball, Neb
Creorge Eddy
Hazel DeSpaine
Mary Seepar
Fishman's
Arabella Couch
H.G Hall
Oberfelder & Co
J. C
Baldwin
Kodaks
Kodak Supplies
Sidney, Nebraska