Local notes on precinct road district and ranch activity
Vivian Bros. delivered steers on Pumpkin Creek. Ed Elter works for D. W. White ROW. D. W. White received a shipment of dress goods. Thomas Burke improves his ranch with sheds corrals and cementwork. R. H. Willis surveyed Bayard. D. W. Watkins sold cattle to Charles Tracy John Henderson and Mrs. Win. Haynes. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy were in the vicinity Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Bros
Pumpkin Creek
Ed Elter
D. W. White Row
D. W. White
Thomas Burke
R. H. Willis
Bayard
D. W. Watkins
Chas. Tracy
John Henderson
Win
Haynes
Lacy
Tueaday
Sidney neighbors report local goings on and plans
Miss Byman remains ill and Henry Weiseman took her to Sidney for medical advice. Geo. Miller buys a Dempster windmill from Chas. Wright of Sidney and expects to install the emblem of truth on his property. Fecht seeks lumber for a barn and goes to Lodgepole again. John Weyerts leases Henry Leiner’s place for two years. Henry Heinrichs and John Miefer carried the ballot box to Sidney. Election results mirror the weather, cold and gloomy, with Democratic tones. A stock company is said to have bought railroad land around Dalton to fence it, threatening range access for settlers. The Telegraph pledges more prompt mail service until next election. Oberfelders offers clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Byman
Henry Weiseman
Sidney
Geo. Miller
Dempster
Chas. Wright
Fecht
Lodgepole
John Weyerts
Henry Leiner
Henry
Henry Heinrichs
Union Valley
John Miefer
Eagle Precinct
Democratic Party
Dalton
Thanksgiving Proclamation from Nebraska Governor
Governor Poynter proclaims Thursday, November 29 as a day of public thanksgiving for Nebraska. He notes blessings of health and plentiful harvest, urges worship and family remembrance, and calls to remember the distressed both at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Poynter
India
Nebraska
Tourist Sleeper Promises Fast Easy California Travel
Omaha and Lincoln travelers can reach San Francisco and Los Angeles by Burlington Overland Excursions departing on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Cars feature gas lighting high back seats and double windows with clean bed furnishings. Each car has a uniformed porter and an excursion guide. Send six cents for a 72 page California guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Burlington
Omaha
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Hastings
Oxford
Denver
Salt Lake
Wiy
J. Francis
Neb
Advertised Letter List for Sidney Nebraska 1900
Week ending November 17 1900 unclaimed letters at Sidney Nebraska post office include Callahan WH Comstock James B Carney Geo E Draper Frank Jenkins Frank Kokes J J Moran Nate Thies John Carroll Mo Pich Johnson Wm Maddux Eob Murray Roy Burrell Willie Thomas Henry Toben JC Ladies Clark Mrs Hob Heimer Miss Florence McIntyre Miss Mabel McIntyre Miss Ruth Menard Mrs Freeing for these letters please call. Co As CALLAHAN P M Silk mufflers and nobby handkerchiefs at Oberfelders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Callahan
WH Comstock
James B Carney
Ae Draper
Geo E Jenkins
Frank Kokes
Frank Moran
J J ‘Neck
Nate Thies
John
Bayard Village Incorporation Approved by County Board
The petition to form the Village of Bayard from parts of townships 31 and 52 was approved after consideration by the county commissioners. An affidavit claimed 200 bona fide residents. a protest cited 140 residents and 29 temporary in tents. Trustees named: E M Stearns, F O Wisner, J H Long, C H Burke, Ward VerValia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Section 22
Range 52
Section 34
Section 85
Village of
Bayard
Board of County Commissioners
E. M. Stearns
F. O. Wisner
J. H. Long
C. H. Burke
Ward VerValia
Jurors drawn for December term district court
Petit jurors are named for the December 3 term of the district court including R O Raymond Thomas Quinn L O Clough A Britton Archie Griffith W F Moore E J Sweet Chas Swanson D Snyder A W Lease mi Pied Dresser Swift Geo Beesline EB H Sander A K Greenlee Otto Perso W Williamson J L Hanway Wh Elter Gust Carlson Chas Logan J H Vaughn Fred T Lisco To the citizens of Sidney and Cheyenne county Nebraska an appeal is made to aid storm stricken Texas through a Galveston relief drive at the RE of P Hall in Sidney from 8 am to 5 pm Saturday Nov 17 1900. A collection box will be sent to Galveston and the committee includes Mrs Annie Wright Mrs Maggie Bordwell Mrs Maggie Worden Mrs Adaline Haskell Mrs Lizzie Tomin and Miss Maggie Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
R. O. Raymond
Thomas Quinn
L. O. Clough
A. Britton
Archie Griffith
W. F. Moore
E. J. Sweet
Chas. Swanson
Snyder A.W. Lease
Swift
Geo. Beesline
EB. H. Sander
A. K. Greenlee Otto Perso W., J. ‘Williamson
J. L. Hanway
Wh. Elter
Gust
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Texas
RE. of P. Hall
Neb
Galveston
Train Fare Notice for Lincoln Nebraska Trip Date
Lincoln Nebraska holiday travel notice offers one fare for round trip. Tickets sold December 25 to 27 with return limit through December 29, 1900. Continuous passage allowed in both directions. E R Breisch, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Breisch
Low Rates On Burlington Route October November
Weekly October and November specials offer well tickets to Ogen Salt Lake City Butte Helena Anaconda for one way 23 dollars. Round trip 40 dollars with 30 day return limit to Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Victoria Vancouver. One way 28 dollars and round trip 5 dollars with 30 day return to these same western cities. Tickets and details at all Burlington ticket offices. W T Heaven, Agent, Sidney Neb.
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Burlington
Ogen
Salt Lake City
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Burlington Ticket
W. T. Heaven
Sidney
Neb
Mrs Buckingham Visits City Friends From Cheyenne
Mrs. Gus Buckingham and her sister Mrs. E F Harvey arrived from Cheyenne on Thursday to visit friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Buckingham
E. F. Harvey
Cheyenne
Local Trade Hoard and Shoes in Town Talk
A fresh lumber and building materials shipment arrives at J. W. Harper & Son. Oberfelder’s offers new shoes shirts and underwear drawing town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harper & Son’s
Union Pacific Crews Hit Sickness Wave and Rail Plans
Retreas Sheckler and Switch Engineer W L Kingelty miss work due to illness and rheumatism while Dave Eckert returns to the car force. Union Pacific trims crews for reduced business as grading on yard extension finishes and new compound locomotives are allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Eckert
Union Pacific Car Force
Union Pacific
Children to Present Joe at the Opera House
Sidney residents are invited to a children's performance of Joe under Miss McCoy at the Opera House November 20 with a two act comedy and a musical program featuring local contributors. Local dispatches note notable figures like Lieut Patten and Major Boyle, plus community updates on residents Wisner Woohnan Stewart Leamer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCoy
Joe
Josephine
Ruby Lyon
Marjorie
Marguerite Stowitts
Kitty Blanchard
Annie Radcliff
Dolly Blanchard
Dorothy Stowitta Jack
Wala de Arthur Oberfelder
Bbis Co
Weed
Blaine Lyon Katy
Martha Greenlee
Frances Hart
Mickie Flinn
Clayton Radcliff Mra
Morton
Irene
Stops the Cough and Cold Cure Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. The price is 25 cents.
Tow time to buy that new overcoat at Oberfelder's
The record notes a chilly morning with a prompt to visit Oberfelder's to purchase a new overcoat. It captures a local shopper mood and a seasonal retail nudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelders
Sidney to Spokane Round Trip Mentioned
A fragment notes Sidney to Tacoma travel and a Sidney to Tacoma to Seattle round trip. It mentions round trip tickets with sale date limits and a reference to 45.1 days from a point in time.
School Notes from Roose Chronicle
The Roose scholars mourn Helen Waynick now enrolled at North Platte abodle. Mary Holden returns to school after illness. Selma Pearson has missed time from First Primary. Mrs. Stowitte hosted a Tuesday musical in Miss McCoy's room. Charlie and Annie Roth have been absent most of the week. Teachers foster rivalry with head marks won by Misa McKee. Gene Davis, Harry Runge and Minnie Oldershaw lead in contests. Room 4 hosts daily ball games at 3 10 p m. Pawnees vs Sioux ends in a close score. Mrs. Knox's room holds rapid calculation laurels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roose
Little Helen Waynick
North Platte
Mary Holden
Selma Pearson
Misa McKee
Gene Davis
Harry Runge
Minnie Oldershaw
Oberfelder & Co Business Motto Highlighted
The ad copy presents Oberfelder & Co touting a motto promising “good grade, 1528 prices and square dealing.” It emphasizes reliable, value driven service and invites interest in rental options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder & Co
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Ciatry
Camp Clarke
Carroll, Mo
Pich
Toben, JC
As. Callahan, P. M
Gale
New York
Bassett’s Bragstore
Sed Ney
Grast
Petit Jurors
Annie Wright
Maggie Bordwell
Maggie Worden
Adaline Haskell
Lizzie Tomin
Maggie Snyder
Lincoln, Neb
Annual Meeting
State ‘Teachers’ Associa
Tion
Frank Sheckler
Round House
W. L. Kingelty
Geo. Goar
H. W. Bonner
Stewitts
Balwin Locomotive Works
Ylleth’ Platte
Evanston
Wyo
Guernsey
Boreford Canyon
East Boundary Line
Oregon Hort
Nutria Station
Granger
Kilpatrick Bros., & Collins
Sault Lake
Logan County
Gandy
Callaway
Kearney
Wood River
State Journal
Sidney Little Folks
Opera House
Stowitts
E. J. Stowitte
Cays
Miss Chowing
Miss Hall
Stowitte
World Herald
Patten
21St Infantry
Sidney Post
Frank Jarvis Patten
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bath
Ego
West Peiny’ Military Academy
Wounded Knee
Washington
W.H. Boyle
Nineteenth Infantry
Colorado
Missouri
Boyle
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Phillippines
A. C. Sharpe
Fairfield
Alex Stewart
This
City
Laramie
Wyoming
Stewart
J. S. Leamer
Wilburn, Neb
Lutheran Church
Meat Department
Hei Sot Ovae
Bosisam
Jasi McMullan
Sidney, Neb
Onden
Widney
Mdney
Butte Mont
Butte Mott
UG Way
Ays
E. R Breisch
Mrs. Knox
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