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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1906

Page

1

Last Days of Conference and Aged Citizen Obituary

Last Friday and Saturday the M E Conference heard Florence Maskell speak on missionary work with Mrs Beck and Miss Beck providing songs. Dr T C Iliff lectured on the Mormon issue and church extension donations totaling 35000 dollars with 45000 dollars in loans aided church buildings. Rev Dr Iliff spoke again on the Boys of 61 and old soldiers shared memories while Sabbath services featured Bishop Wilson sermon and love feast. Walter H Lawrence an aged citizen of Sidney died September 20 in his ninety first year after long Methodist life. Funeral held at home with Rev Hageman officiating. Burial in village cemetery.

Florence A. Maskell India Womand Foreign Missionary Society M. E Miss Beck Missy Munskell G W. Isham Nebraska Wesleyan University Huntington T. C. Iliff Board of Church Extension of Utah Natron Brigham H. Roberta Congress of the United States Board of Church Extension T. C Lliff Appomattox B. F. Gaither Holdrege Walter H. Lawrence Mr. Lawrence Stillwater New York Elba Wisconsin Sidney Mr Lawrence Sarah W Smith Susan Sweet Hved Anu

Elevator No 1 Assured as Workmen Prepare

The Hayes Eames Elevator Co of Lincoln will own the 8500 bushel capacity plant. Workmen stand ready on the ground waiting for Union Pacific papers expected with each train. Credit goes to the Commercial Club which promotes unity as strength and hopes to land a second elevator.

Union Pacific Hayes-Eames Elevator Co Lincoln Commercial Club Union

Local railroad and community notes in Sidney

John T. McIntosh resumes night express and baggage duties for Union Pacific. Foreman Charles Zerlings arrives from Denver to lead coal chutes. A. H. Langdon visits from North Platte to review mechanical work. Worman resigns from round house post and plans to move to Terre Haute. Vick Roy and Clabaugh from Wyoming division travel in a special car. William Boyer cleans up town by painting signs. Engineer Crasen from Los Angeles limited visits with daughter Mrs. York Hinman. Rev. J. F. Hageman and wife head to Bartley after three years in Sidney. Local Odd Fellows honor the Hagemans with gifts. Western Nebraska Educational Association to meet in Sidney on the 26th. President Pate mobilizes Commercial Club support. Dr. E. L. Cook of Iowa visits with son-in-law G. N. Rose. discusses land holdings and value. Rev. A. W. James to assume Methodist church duties in Sidney next year.

John T. McIntosh U. P Charles Zerlings Denver HA. C. Langdon North Platte Forewan Worman U. P. Round House Long Sidney Terre Haute Ind Vick Roy Clabaugh Wyoming William Boyer Union Pacific Painting Department Crasen Los Angeles Limited York Hinman

No New Bridge at Present Owing to Lack of Funds

The North River Bridge project is temporarily abandoned due to insufficient funds. The county bridge fund holds 3200 dollars, with 1500 needed to replank Bridgeport, leaving 1700 for repairs across the county. The board cites railroad tax delinquencies and near 16000 dollars of county indebtedness, delaying any action on building a new North Platte bridge.

North River Sidney Nebr Loo Nebraska R Emanuelson W C Dugeer J B. Halston R. E Barrett Friend Dickinson E. Fenske C. F. Mettey Firth Booth Sore F. C. Bradley North Platte River Laaf Bridgeport General Fund Bridge Fund

Sidney High School notices and senior class officers

Grade two reports include Renn Jackson Olaf Pearson head marks while Mary Harris Helen Oosterhondt absent ill. Others like Mary McIntosh return from Omaha and several students listed as absent. Senior class of 1907 elects officers Arthur M Oberfelder president Francis Brennan vice president Jessie Cushing secretary Ted Woods treasurer.

Renn Jackson Olaf Pearson Mary Harris Helen Oosterhondt Mary McIntosh Omaha Helen Lancaster Oral Ickes Grace Foster Herman Seidow May Shires Mr. Cady Susie Tucker John Null Alice Cady Gren River Sidney High School Arthur M. Oberfelder Francis Brennan Jessie Cushing Ted Woods

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