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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
4
The page lists subscription and advertising rates with phrases like one year in advance and legal notices at statute rates. It also includes a column of Telegraph Dots and Dashes making satirical remarks about politics, public figures, and social trends, ending with a remark on women not revering their husbands.
Lawrence has returned home. Mayera spent Sunday at Monnett's ranch. Sears and Dye traded in Sidney Saturday. Harry Philips was on a round-up in Colorado this week. Nelsons and their schoolma'am hunted coyotes Sunday. Ladely started a new stone house. son A C assists. Nelson and Dye women visited south of Kimball earlier. Dye looks northeast for an excursion, likely Saturday evening. Cox visited family. duties in Greenlee Benson store return Wednesday. Thornburg and Monnett herded calves on Pumpkin Creek early week. Pitts now heads L G Pitta ranch. well liked. Elgie Pitt visited friends in the draw. back to Ben Wagner's ranch on Pumpkin Creek. Mrs J H Ladely of Rawlins Wyoming visits husband and son.
A note states she will travel east after a week to visit her sister Mrs. C. L. Rodebaugh, who resides at Deep River, Iowa.
The Potter community reports a prairie fire on the north divide stoked by a threshing engine that damaged straw stacks and grassland, with no major property loss except the grange. Meanwhile, Potter’s busy grain trade continues as 28 000 bushels shipped and a Burlington line turntable survey progresses.
Lester Clough has begun erecting a line coal sheds while farmers in Dalton stay busy busking corn.
A pompous golfer dismissively orders turf replacement after each shot on an Irish course. His veteran caddie quietly endures until the final miscue, then mockingly retorts that when the boss is gone they will all be returning the place.
Daily through October 31 1905 Union Pacific offers one way tickets from Sidney Neb to major western cities including Ogden Salt Lake City Helena Butte Spokane Wenatchee Huntington Nampa Portland Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Victoria Ashland Astoria San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and many nearby California Oregon Washington Montana Utah Idaho points. Through Tourist cars run daily Missouri River to Pacific Coast double berth 575. Agent Alva Capy available for full information.
Burlington Bulletin advertises reduced round trip fares to North Platte Valley and Big Horn Basin on November 21 December 5 and 19. It invites inspection of lands with potential profits and lists home visitors excursions to the old home, cheap east excursions, winter sunshine in the mountains to Colorado, and winter tourist rates to the south. It notes return limits and monthly cheap homeseeker rates on the first and third Tuesdays, urging readers to specify their trip and receive guidance from agents M. A. Shipman and L. W. Wakeley in Omaha.
An author notes Rosini’s silent critique of a score from a young musician. Rossini enjoyed macaroni and the composer sent a packet with the score. In a brief note the musician asked for any merits in the work. Rosini replied, Thanks for your score and the macaroni. The latter was excellent.
Dr Haig cites London Mail claim that vegetarians suffer higher uric acid poisoning due to beans peas lentils and peanuts containing more poison than meat Indians’ diet heavy in dahl leads to more ailments while those avoiding dahl see fewer issues.
Legal notice presents a bank statement from the National Bank in Cheyenne County Nebraska with assets and liabilities totals, cash reserves, deposits, and capital. Filed by cashier Charles Callahan with notary Leroy Martin witnessing on November 1, 1905.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Sigaty Nebraska issues notice that William H. Davis has filed for final proof on his land claim H E 4118 for SW4Sec1 Township unknown Range unknown. Proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Sidney Nebraska on December 9 1905 with witnesses Nels Olson Roy Nelson Abriaman Johnson Washington Hicks all of Sidney Nebraska.
Executrix of the estate will meet creditors before County Judge James Tucker in the Cheyenne County Court Room Sid ney Nebraska on December 4 1905 at 4 am to examine adjust and allow claims. Creditors must file claims by December 5 1905 or be barred. Notice runs in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks.
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