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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
4
Frank L. Hatler is named to fill a vacancy on the Regents of the State University. The appointment concerns governance and oversight of the university's administration and policy. Hatler's background and qualifications are noted in the notice.
For County Clerk H. T. Doran of Sidney. County Treasurer Robi A. Barlow of Sidney. County Judge James C. Studson of Sidney. County Sheriff PL Barrett of Colton. County Superintendent Edith A. Morrison of Lodgerole. County Coroner C. M. Wright of Sidney. County Surveyor IL H. Bordwell of Sidney. Commissioner 1st District L. R. Barlow of Lodgepole.
The ticket lists W R Wood of Weyerts for county treasurer James Packer of Sidney for county treasurer also J W McDaniel of Sidney for county sheriff and L W Brott of Sexrorp for county commissioner district 3 with election stakes and regional ties.
Daniel McAleese announces candidacy by petition for Cheyenne County Sheriff in the November 2, 1909 general election. He reports 25 years in the county and two prior terms as sheriff 1896 97 and asks friends for support.
Statement from J. W. McDaniel asking voters to consider his candidacy for Sheriff in the upcoming general election on November 2. He notes four years of service and asks for continued approval from supporters and friends.
A petition qualified candidate, H Bettendorp, announces as a nonpartisan contender for the office of County Judge in Cheyenne County at the general election on November 2, 1909.
The Telegraph marks its thirty seventh column year beginning with a note of steady prosperity and a hoped move to a new home after thirty six years of service. The editor thanks patrons for support and expresses cautious optimism for the year ahead.
The Nebraska Republican party endorses its supreme court nominees Judge Sedgwick Barnes and Fawcett citing six year bench terms and prior district service. They urge voters to re elect them, praising integrity and equality before the law. Prairie chickens and ducks noted as plentiful for local shooting.
Higgins notes a dance at Beyers ranch tonight with guests expected to enjoy a splendid time. N W Foster sends his day force to the Perkins neighborhood. Mrs Milo Webster remains ill but improving under Sidney physician care and nursing. J E Garrett from Denver built a stone poultry house for A B Knox. William Jeudes stacks hay near his home. Claus Edens begins a new house on the tract east of Mr Bennett, while Robert Devine builds a concrete barn.
Clara and the Oldershaws spent last Sunday at the Ash Grove ranch while John Beyer bought a new black team. Grace Daugherty left for Denver earlier in the week. Chas Higgins and Pomeroy bought cattle. Daughertys and James stayed in Sidney Tuesday. The social set held an old time dance at H Ehmke's. Ed Quinn visited Potter for coal. Shrear traveled to Sidney on Monday.
The notice lists Religious services for Sunday including Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m and 8 o'clock, evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. A Ladies Guild meeting is scheduled at the Rectory Friday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Richard Whitehouse is the Rector.
The coming term of the district court opens next Monday October 4 with a jury panel summons for Tuesday at nine. Dockets list cases including Belmon Canal Co v Swanson, estate filings, and numerous civil and county matters across Cheyenne County and surrounding jurisdictions.
A report from the Miles City Stock Growers Journal via the Bridgeport Blade states Ray Tarbell shot a man named Mitchell at Mitchells ranch during a clash between cattlemen and sheepmen over range land. Details are scarce and reliability is uncertain.
F G Griffith took a short layoff and went out F A Jaces farm eleven east of Dalton to inspect a flax crop. Mr Jack and H L Pitzer shared a hundred sixty acres in tax with twenty five large stacks of grain. A complete report on the crop and its returns is hoped for readers interested in flax and soil mellowing.
The State Board of Health issues a pamphlet requiring counties to support curable consumptives in state hospitals up to seven dollars weekly. Proof of curability and patient inability to pay must be provided through the county judge. Seen as a positive step in heavily populated counties with many tubercular patients.
The Sidney Mercantile Co promotes new items every Friday and Saturday. shoppers can expect fresh offerings each weekend in the store.
A health notice warns kidneys dangers before symptoms appear and endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven cure. Includes a testimonial from Mrs. A Hoople of Kearney Nebraska and agent details Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also lists real estate listing and a notice to creditors for Hans P Benson estate with meeting date in Cheyenne County Nebraska.
The Eastern Star chapter hosted a Tuesday night gathering for Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Hattie M. Scott of Stromsburg to inspect the group and address members. Attendees included visitors from Chappell Mesdames Johnson and ONeill and Lodgepole’s Mr. and Mrs. Lehmkuhl. Scott praised the lodge’s purposes and condition, followed by a luncheon and an uplifting experience meeting.
Don't miss The Rag Time Trumps in the season finale at the opera house next Wednesday. A new line of book ac Jackron's.
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska sets Oct 1 at 9 PM for hearing Alred Swanson petitioning final settlement and discharge as executor. Notice to interested parties by publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Department of the Interior notice from North Platte Nebraska states Charles J Portrey of Sidney Neb filed intent to make five year proof to establish a claim on land described as WH E No A748 for 1% and swiss. The hearing before County Judge James Tucker in Sidney Neb is set for November 9 1900. Witnesses named include Hans Christhausen Clarence Chimbers Grant Anderson and Charles Anderson all of Sidney Nebraska.
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