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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
5
For Sheriff JF Raymond of Sidney. For Superintendent H Stephens of Bayard. For Surveyor KW Willis of Bridgeport.
For Road Overseers North Side Henry Leiner South Side Harry Jones Justice of the Peace H T Doran Chastrognitz For Constables Ben Barron S 1 Hedges
Secretary Dobson of the State Board of Irrigation returned from Scott's Bluff county where he inspected irrigation and canal plants under construction. He said work is progressing rapidly and a complete irrigating canal may run through the county below the river and into Cheyenne county by spring. Engineers face obstacles in the bad lands but expect to have the canal ready for spring cultivation, opening vast new territory and increasing land value.
Transfers show E M Stearns to J A Bent for north 22 feet of lot 1 South Basard at 1175 dollars. Jemima M Williams to Ernest Zehmer for 8-20-52 5200. E Strand to Ernest Zehmer for 40-20-32 81099. Cora Johnson to Maury A Rice for lot 32-15-47 at 820. Union Pacific to A E Hargreaves for 1-14-48 at 1935.94. Chas Breternitz to Peter Lenzen for se 22-13-49 at 300. Mary J Sanders to Elizabeth S Sanders for lot 2 block 19 Sidney at 500. Sophia Gray equal to Nettie Gray for 17-16-50 at 170.
The Chicago Record Herald offers a daily installment of a high grade serial story in each issue along with a short illustrated humorous piece on the editorial page. Readers can rely on ongoing entertaining fiction as a dependable feature of the paper.
Mrs J S Snider of Crittenden Kentucky credits Kings New Discovery with curing a baby of croup after a delayed doctor response. She says the remedy also relieved her chronic bronchial trouble and recommends keeping it at home. Trial bottles available free at druggists with 30 cent and 1.00 dollar sizes.
Daily freight and passenger trains listed from Lincoln Nebraska to points east south and west. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars available on through trains with tickets baggage and map/timetable information provided by agent M A Shipman in Omaha or Francis general passenger agent.
Timetable shows eastbound trains including No.2 Overland Limited at 40 minutes, No.4 Atlantic Express, No.6 Mall and Express, and No.102 Past Mall at 345 am. Westbound includes No.1 Overland Limited at 610 pm, No.101 Fast Mall at 7 pm, No.3 Pacific Express at 308 am, and No.5 Mall and Express at 925 pm. All freight trains carry passengers to points where they stop. W. WD Cureton, Agent.
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Fox deceased Satice notices a sale of real estate by administrator Pallars. Aged Cheyenne County District Court Judge order from September 27 1901 directs sale at Sidney Nebraska front door October 23 at 10 o clock am. Property is the southwest quarter of section 9 township 23 north range 48 west. Sale open one hour for highest bid.
Public notice records Benjamin W Chase purchasing delinquent land in Cheyenne county Nebraska for 1800 1900 taxes and a foreclosure action by The McKinley Lanning Loan and Trust Company against John W Aue and Emma Aue and Cora Flower wife of Aue in Cheyenne county court seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on northeast quarter and lots in section two township eighteen range fifty west to secure a note of 350.00 with due payment in five years and current due of 2595.00 plus interest. answer by October 28 1901.
Reduced rates to Ohio and Indiana destinations offered by Burlington Route. Return validity thirty days. Nearest agent in Omaha Nebraska can provide details or sell tickets. Francis, General Passenger Agent, invites inquiries.
A violent assault on C. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa nearly proved fatal. He suffered a severely lame back and could not sit without cushions until Electric Bitters healed him. The medicine is said to cure backache and kidney troubles, purify blood, and improve health. Only 50 cents at druggists.
W H Edde of Jonesville Virginia recalls a childhood burn that caused severe leg sores for years. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed his wounds after other remedies failed, praised as infallible for burns scalds sores bruises and piles, sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
A Ontario New York druggist recounts a winter episode where a disappointed customer received a strong recommendation for Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He offers a money back guarantee if the product fails to satisfy after a trial. The ad notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets priced at 25 cents with free samples at Scanlons drugstore.
Court orders sales of real estate to satisfy judgments against Tess W Davis Ela Davis James G Smith Geo E Warner and others. Properties include SW quarter section 28 township 18 north range 52 in Cheyenne county. Sale in Sidney Neb on October 8 1901 at 10 am. Frank H Exc Sheriff. Also Belmont Irrigating Canal case details and foreclosure action by McKinley-Lansing Loan and Trust Co against Harrold E Hinomin with note dated June 9 1893 for 50.00 and mortgage on section 22 township 14 range 4, with amount due 406.40 and request for sale by October 7 1901.
The McKinley-Lanning Loan and Trust Company petitions the Cheyenne county District Court to foreclose a mortgage on the southeast quarter of section 18 township 16 range 52 to secure a promissory note dated November 11. The amount due is 2163.90 plus interest, with the defendants Carl Pratacy Emma Bellander and others ordered to answer by October 25 1901.
Public notice cites delinquent taxes on land in Cheyenne County Nebraska including the southeast quarter of section eight, township eighteen, range fifty one. It lists a tax sale and redemption deadline of January and mentions a mortgage foreclosure action filed in Cheyenne County District Court by McKinley Lanning Loan and others against Erik Nelson and Anna Nelson seeking $451.00 plus interest on a note dated July 1 1888. Respond by October 28.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska James McMullan sues Frank W Ottaway and Anna Ottaway to enforce a mortgage secured by real estate. The decree demands defendants pay 5.40 with interest and costs within six weeks. failure leads to sale of the property to satisfy the judgment. The case returns on or before October 28, 1891, with attorney William Mire. Dated Sidney September 1, 1901.
Marie Dominique Jean Edouard Delpit plaintiff in a Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court seeks depositions from Simeon Grondin Marie Thawlt Cameron Louise Delpit and Cecile Delpit to be used in the trial. Depositions set for October 16 1903 at 10am in Quebec Canada and October 24 1901 at 5pm in New York City before designated authorities with adjournment authority.
Anna Ottaway filed for divorce and child custody against Frank W. Ottaway in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court. The petition asks custody of Lev and Glen, and costs. Defendants must answer by November 10 1901 or allegations are taken as true and judgment may follow. Dated September 1 in Sidney Nebraska. Attorney H A Jones represents Anna Ottaway.
Louisa Erickson, heir of Charles Erickson, announces intention to make final proof before the Sidney Nebraska register or receiver on November uth for timber culture application No. fix. Witnesses named include Gust Erickson John Johnson August Olson Oscar Johnson.
Marie Berthe Amore Jeanna Delpit, non resident defendant, is notified that on September 23, 1901 Marie Dominique Jean Pollard Delpit filed in the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition for divorce on grounds of extreme and repeated cruelty. The petition seeks custody of minor children and other equitable relief. Answer due by November 4, 1901.
The county treasurer announces taxes for 1900 on lands and town lots in Cheyenne County Nebraska are delinquent and will be offered for sale at the County Treasurer's office in Sidney starting the first Monday in November 1901 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Fred Lehkmuhl, County Treasurer.
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