Cheyenne and Morrill Counties On The Map For Pleasure Trip
County Clerk Doran and Editor Gapen joined Attorney McIntosh for a scenic drive through Cheyenne and Morrill counties. They praised farm buildings, stock, and roads, passing Dalton, Mud Springs, Dean and Clarke ranches, Bridgeport, Broadwater, and returning to Sidney.
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McIntosh
Doran
Gapen
ccIntosh
North Divide
Dalton
Johnny Scherer
Nebraska
Dean
Platte River
Cheyenne County
Broadwater
Joe Twist
R S. McConnell
Sidney
Local and Personal Social Tidbits in City
Commissioner Thorstensen and wife were in the city Friday. B Kerkeliet of Dalton transacted business in the county seat Friday. The Eastern Star held an interesting initiatory session Wednesday evening.
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Thorstensen
B. Kerkeliet
Dalton
The
Eastern Star
Lori Fuller Departs Sunday for Fresno Home
Miss Lori Fuller leaves town Sunday evening heading to her home in Fresno California.
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Lori Fuller
Fresno
California
The Rebeccas Hold Meeting to Initiate Candidates
Members of The Rebeccas held a Wednesday evening gathering to initiate candidates for upcoming events. The group discussed timelines and responsibilities for those chosen, aiming to boost participation and organize support activities.
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Rebeccas
Mrs Fuller of Fresno Visits Son in California
Mrs Fuller of Fresno California is visiting in the home of her son H R Fuller. The brief item notes a family visit with no further details or events.
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Mrs. Fuller
Fresno
California
H. R. Fuller
Ickes officials visit town with Foster and Eckert
J. H. Foster and S. W. Eckert were among several Ickes people seen in town Saturday.
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J. H. Foster and
S. W. Eckert
Ickes
Edwards and Wiker Visit from North Table Ranches
W. E. Edwards and J. H. Wiker were noted as visiting from their north table ranches on Thursday, indicating a social or business connection between the ranching communities.
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W. E. Edwards
J. H. Wiker
North Table
Bridge Club Holds Full Attendance At Hart Home
The Bridge Club met Thursday at the Hart residence with full attendance and strong interest. County Superintendent Mrs Stark visited nearby Dal ton schools this week. Mr and Mrs Barton and two children returned Saturday from a fortnight in St Louis and other southern cities. Eli Henderson and family began a Wednesday trip by car to Kimball visiting relatives along the route. they will be away a week.
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Bridge
Hart
Stark
Dalton
Eli Henderson
Kimball
Omaha auditor checks Nebraska Telephone office
E H Cockrell of Omaha traveling auditor for the Nebraska Telephone Company spent Wednesday in town checking up the local office.
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E. H. Cockrell
Omaha
Nebraska Telephone Company
Bronson school property damage inspected by UP claim adjuster
A Union Pacific claim adjuster visited on Wednesday to inspect damage to the Bronson school property and the surrounding territory to its north.
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Union Pacific Claim Adjuster
Bronson School
Friday Trip With Mrs Fundingsiland to Peetz
Friday Mr. Fundingsiland conveyed his party in his car to Peetz where they spent a happy day with Mrs. Ed Puthoff at her homestead home.
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Fundingsiland
Mrs. Radcliff
Mrs. Griffith
Mrs. Fundingsland
Peetz
Ed Puthoff
Pleasant auto trips lead to Houge ranch views
The pleasant week spurred several out of town drives. On Thursday Lloyd Mann, with Hall Culkins and Baker, visited the Houge ranch northeast, where Mr. Hall obtained several fine views of a threshing outfit in operation.
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Lloyd Mann
Woolseys Celebrate Dual Birthdays On Dalton Outing
Mr and Mrs Woolsey traveled from Dalton on Sunday in their car and dined with Mr and Mrs Easterday. It was Mrs Easterday s birthday and the day following was Mrs Woolsey s birthday. It has been their custom for years when possible to celebrate together.
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Mrs. Woolsey
Dalton
Mrs. Easterday
Sterling florist counts on quick train service
B C Johnson, florist and nursery man from Sterling, Colorado, was in town Thursday promoting his business. He noted there is no reason he should not gain good custom here, as the train service allows orders to reach him and a return trip in a few hours.
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B. C. Johnson
Sterling
Colo
Hikers Paul Anderson and Herbert Henning Stay in Sidney
Paul W. Anderson and Herbert G. Henning, part of the National Hikers, found Sidney a good stop Tuesday night while hiking from Los Angeles to New York. The trek grows in popularity as a harmless pastime to pass the time.
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Paul W. Anderson
Herbert G. Henning
Sidney
Los Angeles
New York
Post Mortem on Hogs Finds Cholera on North Divide
Dr Kyle the veterinarian reports a post mortem on several hogs that recently died on the north divide, diagnosing cholera. State law requires burning carcasses of cholera deaths, and early thorough precautions may eradicate the disease.
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Kyle
California contrasts noted by traveler during coast visit
Jack Clawges and family returned to Bridgeport from the coast where he laments California as a costly place for sightseers while thousands gather for the Panama Exposition of 1915. He observes widespread unemployment, charity reliance, crowded jobs and high wages, with a harsh grape season and failed crops.
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Jack Clawges
Bridgeport
Clawges
California
Red Cross
California Called A Poor Choice For Jobs By Analyst
An analyst argues that California is a poor place to seek employment, warning that job prospects and cost of living may deter workers. The opinion cites regional labor conditions and market competition influencing mobility decisions.
Nebraska Highway Material and Local Returns
The North Platte Tribune notes Sherman gravel offered by Union Pacific as highway material near Nebraska, likely the best and a fine roadway. Dr Owen and W F Bassett returned from Omaha, with Bassett aging as he refused to hear Lillian Russell, while W F declined to cross the street to the fair.
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North Platte Tribune
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Owen
W. F. Bassett
Omaha
Bassett
Lillian Russell
Lillian
W. F
Bank Moves Into New Quarters This Week
The First National Bank moved into its new quarters the latter part of the week but have scarcely settled yet.
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First National Bank
Holiday Subscription Offer From The Telegraph
Great holiday subscription package advertised across multiple papers offering The Weekly Inter Ocean The Farm and Home The Sidney Telegraph and a Big Christmas bundle valued at 3.50 for 1.90. Remittance urged to The Telegraph Sidney Neb before December 20.
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Inter Ocean
The
Farm and Home
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Sidney, Neb
Miss Marguerite Stewitts Enters Chicago Nursing Training
Miss Marguerite Stewitts has entered three years training for nurses at St Luke's hospital in Chicago. Sidney friends note her longstanding strong interest in nursing. A fine likeness accompanies the announcement in the paper.
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Omaha News
Marguerite Stewitts
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
Sidney
School improves with new teachers and growing enrollment
The district lists a strong boost in efficiency after a new teacher renewed crowded conditions. Three teachers handle the first four grades, about 14x students are enrolled, and growth continues weekly. Bench shortages affect seventh grade manual training. Local sports announce openings against Sidney Indians with a strong lineup, plus Thanksgiving double header in Kimball and gratitude to N P for permit to stop No 19.
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Michigan
Sidney Indians
Indians
E. Grabill
J. Costello
R. Dedrick
A. Closman
E. Durneil
F. Parks
Willis
B. Grabill
Wright
Buzza
Doran
Bassett
C. Parks
Kimball
Kimball Gymnasium
Sidney
N. P
Railroad Notes Stir Up North Platte Dispatches
Dispatcher Bulldock of North Platte visited Sunday while Barton returned Friday to duty and Wisner spent Wednesday in Cheyenne. Butler of the Chicago Northwestern was in town Tuesday. Union Pacific freight and passenger receipts for ten months in 1913 rose over 1912. Five new tracks west of the roundhouse were added to handle more engines. Coal stored north of the tracks has been used for engine fuel, the first time all coal has been taken in six years. Engineer Applegate asks about an irresistible force meeting an immovable body and invites answers in person or by Gen's Delivery.
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Bulldock
North Platte
W. A. Barton
Joe Wisner
Cheyenne
E. R. Butler
Chicago Northwestern
Union Pacific
U. P. Roundhouse
Engineer Applegate
Applegate
Gen
Thief Takes Silverware From George Parks Home
A quantity of silver forks and spoons was stolen from the George Parks residence. After a few days a discreet search led Parks to recover the loot. He warns the thief that the silver may be returned quietly or face exposure if not.
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George Parks
Martin Cape from Dalton Attends Monday Event
Martin Cape, a resident of Dalton, traveled to attend a Monday event. Local observers noted his presence at the gathering and his engagement with attendees.
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Martin Cape
Dalton
Wedding Bells Tie Hopper Kendrick and More
Wedding notices announce Guy Hopper of Chugwater and Lucy Kendrick of Egbert Wyo wed November 10 at the courthouse by Judge Gapen. Charles Forster and Ethel Smith wed in Sterling Colorado on November 9. Olga Wartum and Carl Narath, both of Denver, married November 14 at the parsonage with Rev Utesch officiating.
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Guy Hopper
Chugwater
Lucy Kendrick
Egbert, Wyo
Courte House
Gapen
Charles Forster
Ethel Smith
Sterling
Colorado
Burlington
Carl Narath
Olga Wartum
Denver
Rev
Utesch
Young deputies accused of mock officers duties and free drinks
Two young men allegedly posed as officers on separate evenings to drink free beverages at local taverns. One deputy remains confined in the county jail while the other has vanished. further developments await.
Esbon Closman Returns from Grand Island Season
Esbon Closman came back this week from Grand Island where he has stayed since the baseball season ended. He made a good record this summer while pitching for the Omaha team in the Western League.
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Esbon Closman
Grand Island
Esbon
Omaha
CARNEVAL DE VENICE AND A ROSE VII CONCERT PROGRAM
A program list includes Paganini Ole Theobaldi aria One Fine Day from Madame Butterfly Puccini Madame Stitzel War of Poland Ole Bull Sonia The Death of Rashe from Peer Gynt Henrik Ibsen Also Nicolas Liszt Rhapsodie Hongroise Grand Concert in D minor featuring Ole Theobaldi and Ole Theobaldi Prize Recital from Rome 1897 and parks 1900 Seats for entertainment at Sidney Drug Store after Monday noon Nov 17 Reserved seats $1 General admission 75c Doors open 7 45 p m Concert begins 8 30 p m. A rare treat to hear these musicians. three in one program is exceptional.
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Venice
Nicolo Paganini
Ole Theobaldi
Puccini
Madame Stitzel
Ole Bull
Charity
MacDermid
Downing
Moszkowski
Helen Kellere
Rase
Henrik Ibsen
Edv
Greig Sonk Sevesessveee
Bemberg
Miss Stitzel
Pang Sid Haar
Frantz Lisze
Rome
Parks
Sidney Drug Store
Opera House
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Morrill
Dr. J. K. Elms
Hotel National
Berryman
Washington Star
Eden
Ing
Hornaday Mase, & Grain Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Railroad Notes
R. O. Bolton
Laura
Hopper
Kendrick
Forster—Smith
Coming! Opera House
Helena Kellere
Metropolitan Opera Company
Madame Steitzel
le Helena Kellere
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