Death of Mrs. Rayner in Sidney After Short Illness
The widow of Hon. Henry S. Rayner of the law firm Heist Rayner died after a brief illness. Her funeral at the Episcopal church was led by Chaplain Barry U.A. and featured a large attendance, with Masons and Knights of Pythias present. The bereaved husband, child, and relatives received widespread community sympathy. The piece also notes Thanksgiving Day observances in Sidney with a Union service in the Methodist church led by Chaplain Barry U.S. and ministers from area churches.
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Rayner
Henry St. Rayner
Heist, Rayner
Episcopal Church
Barry
Lily Chowin
Mancourt
Jesus
Order of Knights of Pythias
Sidney
Newland
Bradford
New England
Congress Washington
Lincoln
Nebraska
Barry U. S
Thanksgiving week school notes and interlude events
Principal McCoy announces no school next Thursday for Thanksgiving as grammar and high school pupils prepare a post holiday entertainment to please Sidney audiences. The tale covers rhetoric shows, live debates on the Chinese question, a glee club with soprano Belle Morrow and others, plus Masonry lectures by Gillette. The piece contrasts local culture with rising discount prices at Oberfelder's.
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McCoy
Grammar
Sidney
Society Glee Club
Belle Morrow
Mildred Norvell
Florence Howard
Rebecca Dorun
Lulu Burg
Irene Norvell
Anna McFadden
Notthsraley
John Pritchard
Edgar North
Ed. Ikenberry
John Barnhart
Edna Elmer
A Ban Lifted On Secret Societies Debate In Rome
The first Roman Catholic congress signals a change as bans on secret organizations seem to be lifted for groups other than the Masonic order. The church has long opposed secret societies outside its pale, sparking debate over this selective stance.
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Iome Brotherhood
Order of
Iree
Arrest of Joyl Gallatin on family mistreatment charge
Joyl Gallatin was arrested at Bayard and brought to Sidney on Thursday and lodged in jail. He is charged with the high crime of family mistreatment upon his own daughter.
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Joyl Gallatin
Bayard
Sidney
King's Daughters Sketch and Bank Directors' Meeting
The King s Daughters organization headquartered in New York City since 1896 promotes spiritual life and Christian activity with local circles in Sidney aiming to fundraise through plays and calls for assistance. Also reports the American bank directors meeting in Sidney, with visits from Lincoln officials noting favorable prospects for the locality and the new bank venture.
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The
American Bank
Raymond
S. HL. Burnham
Aitken
Lincoln
Sidney
High Up Daughter And King's Daughters Badge Reference
A party at the post notes a lady wearing a sharpshooter cross on her dress, prompting a joke about high status in the King’s Daughters. The Odd Fellows plan a strict invitational ball at White House Hall on Wednesday evening the 27th, tickets for members only. A mail bag found by Corporal Funk near Sidney is returned to the express office. Miss Amelia Laker dies of peritonitis near town. her remains sent to Aurora Indiana with her brother John Laker. Miss Jenny Ohlrich marries John Hartman at Ashford Nebraska. Local shop Oborfel, dor & Co advertise overcoat harvest sale.
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iBall
Odd Fellows
White House Hall
Amelia Laker
Field
Aurora
Ind
John Laker
Windy Note From Various County Towns Nov 20 1880
The county in brief reports wind and activity around Sidney area towns with notes from Pleasant View Ups and downs at Julesburg and Chappell. Telegraph updates at the engine house and new ice plans emerge as social events and local trade continue amid rail remarks and mail irregularities.
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Merchants Bank
Ney
Bss
Attorneys AT Law
Fire and Life Insurance
Second Street
Nose
Sidney, Neb
ONE& Reilly, Attorneys
Dost & Rayner
Nelat
Neb
Racys Cui
U. 8
Land Offieas
U. S. Land Office
Abilly
Payxy
Lee
Astorne
Lars
Ofice
Caaca
O. Martin
Domer
Tector
Ovorwell & Whitney A. Tor Ty Rne de
Miles
Physicians and Surgeons
U. 1
Mallway
Pension Bureau
B.cotter, M. ‘D
Galvanie and
Faradia Electrics
Hs McAuley
Harso
Batenank
J. T. Thoelecke
Manghipmuara Steed
A Ra Crema
IE Street
Wsery and Vegetable Garden
Erueger
Garien
West
Christ ‘Church
Niles
Shiney
Oberfelder'’s
Gillette
Lear Lee P. Gillette
Cronin
Chicago
Qberfelder's
Free Masons
the King's
Order of the King's Daughters
New York City
Jesus Christ
Central Council
King’s Daughters
Catt
Petit Junora
District Court
John J. Crawford
Henry Decker
Ira Holland
R. J. Cowdin
S. H. Osborne
J B McCormick
W. Vanatta
F Brotz
S. H. Judd
C. A. Newell
Robert Wynn
Martin Bullard
J.C. Long
M. N. Lobin
al Johnson
Alma Heuline
Louis Dabold
Freeman Lape
John Moyers
Earl Nokes
I. Fisk
Arthur French
C. J. Hoffman
John P. Fisher
Valiant Lodge K
W. J. McCoy
C. C
V C
J. T. Thoolecke
J. Vandeerhoof
Ickes
Paul Borgquist
S. Gutfreund
Mikepary Aaltels
Pulard
Black
Fort DuChesne
Utah
George Stahlman
Tth Cavalry
K Company
21St Infantry
F W. Gruenthal
Williams
Columbus
Ohio
Hoe
J. D. McMichael
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Kingston
Ontario
J. W MacAndrews
Nellie
John C Roche
St. Peter's Cathedral
Scranton
McAndrews
Christ Church —Episcopal
Lutheran Church
Motherlist Church
Mall
Funk
U.S
Jenny Ohlrich
J. T. Thoelocks
Ashford, Neb
John Hartman
Oborfel
Dor & Co
Ovids
Poon Man's Corner
Pleasant View School House
Dresser
Lott
Uptons
Lover
Nes
J G Glenn
I. KR. Shawson
Vi. F. Kucera
H. P. Slawson
Julesborg
U.P
Fitch’s Hall
W. E Colvin
Crete Nursery
Riv van Winkle
Chappell
Cnarvey
Devel Country District Court
Fred Sudiman
E. Jayes
North River
Chappell Cemetery
U. P
Lodge Pole
Julesburg
Thatcher
Adelin
Thns Place
Chappellity
Potter
Nen
Johnson
Henry Smith
Cheyenne
Julius Lindt
Laing Bros
North Platte
E. L. Bracken
Omaha
Adam Gunderson
N. P
Ole Nelson
Cotton
Colton
Cary
Robin Wynn
John Rawley
Ibe Literary
Yunglung
Laramie
Emery Plank
Louis Decker
Joe Chicane