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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1915

Page

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County Commissioners in Cheyenne County Meet in Oct 1915

Cheyenne County Nebraska board met October 5 1915 led by L R Barlow and Frank X Rihn with H T Doran and C S Radcliffe. Minutes approved, warrants planned for general fund settlements with Union Pacific for railroad crossing damages and multiple claims audited including salaries, jail, printing, bonds, and pauper expenses. Meeting adjourned to November 2 1915.

Court House Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners L. R. Barlow Frank X. Rihn H. T. Doran C. S Radcliffe A. D Union Pacific Railroad Company W. P. Miles Anna McFadden David Huff LH Bordwell S Radcliffe Louis Wasem H Troelstrup Ervierbagers Frank X Rihn G R Barlow J C Wolfe Sidney Telegraph P Chambers C Johnson Taylor Eee Johnn Sarvoneck Henry Gangert Same Herman Siedow Weete Isaac Dunlap HE Leiehty Tees Jones Witters William Huls Weee Charles Mann Rib Tee Phees Jace H-T Doran Sidney Lumber Co Martin Boreson Oscar Harris

Our Bank Promises Security and Growth for Depositors

We are positioned to serve all customers with unlimited funds for borrowers and strong safeguards for depositors. Depositors are protected by the State Guaranty Fund. Officers are bonded and the safe is burglar proof. Burglar and fire insurance are carried. Interest is paid on time deposits. Make this your bank and watch us grow.

State Guaranty Fund

Prince Boris of Bulgaria Chosen by Czar to Lead War Forces

Czar Ferdinand selects Prince Boris as commander of Bulgaria's military efforts. The royal appointment signals a centralized war leadership with the young prince at the helm, aiming to mobilize forces for ongoing campaigns and bolster national defense.

Czar Ferdinand

Larson Corbett Wedding in Potter City Ceremony

Otto A. Larson of Potter and Sue J. Corbett of Grand Island were married here on Saturday October 2 by Rev. W. A. Hornaday, a groom who has known the bride and groom all his life.

Stromberg Couple Wed in Sidney by Judge Chambers

Bruce Stromberg of Omaha and David Be of Seattle married in Sidney on Monday October 4, witnessed by Judge Chambers.

Bruce Stromberg David BE. Bruce Omaha Sadie L. Stromberg Seattle Sidney Judge Chambers

Mann McMichael wedding in Sidney Nebraska 1915

Charles Mann of Sidney and Miss Mayme McMichael of North Platte wed October 6 1915 at the bride's home. The ceremony included Lohengrin's wedding march, a piano gift, a $1000 check from the groom’s parents, stock in First National Bank and a two week vacation for the groom. They plan to reside in Sidney after their honeymoon.

Olive Mann Knowles Christian Church First National Bank Sidney Mann Cceekcones

Enormous crops reported in Cheyenne County

J. D. Cruse of Creighton describes visiting Cheyenne County where dry farming produced enormous yields of all crops this year. He says his home area had good crops, but Cheyenne County far surpassed them in every planted product.

Cheyenne County J. D. Cruse Chreighton Mr. Cruse Omaha

First Frost of the Season Reported

The first frost of the season came Monday night and formed an eighth inch on exposed water. Vegetation looked damaged though greens had largely been removed. The bumper corn crop remained unharmed for a week or more, beyond the frost’s impact.

August 1915 Steam Heating Accounts Rise Over July

August 1915 accounts show an advance payment for steam heating, causing higher totals than July. A. S. Hardy, manager, notes the increase is due to prepaid heating charges.

A. S. Hardy

Village Board approves peddling license and building permit

The Village Board met October 1 and adjourned to October 2 with most members present. C W Hornaday received permission to erect a 26 by 60 foot concrete building on First Street, contingent on strict compliance with the fire ordinance. Ordinances regulating peddling and licensing were passed and printed in full in the legal notices. Warrants totaling 6, 7 and 4 thousand were issued to Hollister Murray Iron Works and The McGraw Co. for engineering, power plant machinery, and electrical material. E P Swan sold his bungalow on Lincoln Highway to Robert Jones who will move in soon, with Swan planning another build elsewhere.

Ed. C. W. Hornaday First Street W. R. Hollister

Sidney Invites You and Family as Guests

An invitation dated October 11th extends a welcome to you and your family to be guests of Sidney. The note invites attendance at a hosted event or visit, with details limited to the date and host.

Sidney

Captain Elias B. Montford Elected G A R Commander

Captain Elias B. Montford has been elected as Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. The selection marks a historic leadership choice for the veteran fraternal organization and its reunion activities.

Grand Army of the Republic

Woman's Club Opens Year With Meeting and Social

The Woman's Club began its year on Tuesday October 5 with a program led by the president. Mrs J T McIntosh led the Boll Call and the topic Phé: most Impressive Character of my Summer Reading. Mrs McClenaghan reported on the State Federation. a vocal solo by Mrs Ahrens delighted all. A social hour followed with refreshments. adjournment planned for October 19 with Mrs Grabill. A party at the Nicholson home Saturday night involved B D s and friends celebrating Mrs Nicholson's birthday, though she denies it.

Woman’s Club J. T McIntosh State Federation McClenaghan Ahrens Nicholson

Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Worden

Bridge club guests were entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs 5 D Worden. The gathering featured an autumn theme with asters adding beauty to the apartments.

Bridge Club 5. D. Worden Asters

Friday Gathering of B D S Ladies at Osborn Home

Friday the B D s skilled Ken sington ladies met with Mrs. M W Osborn in her pretty home. The afternoon was devoted to dainty needle work and an equally dainty lunch.

Kensington M. W. Osborn

Property Changes Owners In Town This Week

Several property exchanges occurred in the town this week. Loxterkamp of Petersburg bought the Fred Seeger cottage with possession to start January. Overmann of Petersburg bought the lot east of Mrs Dan Kelly to build a 4000 dollar residence in spring. Seeger may buy or build later. E P Swan sold his east Lincoln Highway home to Robert Jones who will take possession. Swan will rent rooms for winter. Clyde Johnson west Lincoln Highway sold his cottage to Maynard Osborn. Johnson will move to his Peetz homestead. Peel and Ligoni sold the Palace Livery Barn, stock and building to R M Perkins for 4400 dollars.

Loxterkamp Petersburg Fred Seeger Overmann Dan Kelly Seeger E. P. Swan Lincoln Highway Robert Jones Mr. Swan Clyde Johnson Maynard Osborn Mr. Johnson Peetz Peel and Ligoni Palace R. M. Perkings

Doctor Mantor Bears Colorado Outing Promise

Dr. H. E. Mantor returned Friday from Colorado where he was guest of Captain A. H. Hardy on a bear hunting trip in the mountains south. They enjoyed fine sport but saw no large game, though many cold tracks were noted. The doctor vows to make the annual outing a regular event in the future.

Denver man cut vacation by telegram after grave family illness

Joe Paviat of Denver arrived Saturday evening to spend a month with relatives but was summoned home by telegram Thursday because of the very grave condition of his wife's mother, Mrs Hank Neumann.

Joe Paviat Denver Hank. Neumann

Last Days of District Court Term Wrapped Up

District Court adjourned after six days of cases with little drama. Seventy four cases were heard, only three divorces, and many entries not published previously. Notable outcomes include judgments for plaintiffs in Foreclosure and Note actions, and title quieting in the matter Van Noy versus Eaton.

Histon Loder Oxenbrucher Equity Foos Gas Engine Spitzbart Fundingsland Dickenson V8 Howard Ahrens Simons First National Bank Greenlee Sidney Mercantile Co Headbunda Stiger Glaysburn van Noy Et al Eaton Smith Williams Et al Mayer Johnson Et al Kuns Rob't Malloy Lis Pendens

October 4th Birthday Party At Hand Home

Frank Hand and Anton Rudd celebrated their October 4 birthdays with a six o clock turkey dinner at the Hand home attended by forty guests including Reverend May and Mrs May. The evening featured games music and a late lunch with twin gifts of dress gloves and other items.

Frank Hand Anton Rudd Hand

September Rainfall Report for Cheyenne County

John P Fischer, government weather observer, records September precipitation at 2.02 inches. Cheyenne County had eighteen clear days ten part cloudy and two cloudy in the month.

Cheyenne County John Pfischer

Dedication of Chappell Methodist Church Next Sunday

On October 10 a dedication service for the new Methodist Episcopal church in Chappell will be held with Rev. G. W. Isham D. D. of Kearney officiating, assisted by Rev. E. J. Hayes and visiting brethren. Services begin 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A picnic lunch in the basement plus eloquent speakers and singing are planned, with many Sidney residents expected.

Chappell New Methodist Episcopal Church G. W. Isham D. D Kearney E. J. Hayes Prospect Sidney

Firemen Hold Meeting On City Hall Bid

Firemen met last Saturday to discuss the new City Hall but one bid was not opened. They convened Thursday to plan stronger advertising efforts and attract more bidders.

Reverend Pinkham in North Platte on missions this week

Reverend Pinkham has been in North Platte a part of the week on missions of his calling.

Pinkham North Platte

A P Draper Observed in Sidney on Monday

A P Draper of the north was seen in Sidney Monday while attending to business. The report notes his presence and routine activity during the day.

A. P. Draper North Divide Sidney

Also Mentioned on This Page

B Harper C Swatzlander Pauper Medical Services E Mantor Charlie Gunderson Charles Price George Gunderson Eae Ee Bes Bridgeport Lumber Co Frank Kucera Potter Road Grant Brady Gus Cavalli George H Gunderson Sidney Road Peter Lenzen Bronson George H. Gunderson Black-Smith Toats F Dare LM White Attest H. T. Doran American Press Association State Bank Jesse C. McNish N. E. Medlock L. C. Opper Prince Boris OF Bulgaria Opera House Kimball County G. O. Unruh U.S Prof. Anderson A. m Prof C. W. Farr Chicago P.G. Holden Chamberlain Nebraska Agricultural College H. R. Smith St. Paul, Minn Livons & Son M. W. Riggs Wey Elias BR. Montford Eady Oberfelder
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