County Board Audits Claims and Alters Road Plan 1901
Sidney Nebraska October 1 1901 the Board of County Commissioners audits claims orders warrants for the road fund and general fund. Items include J Nunn building bridge 1300 Hoffmeyer washouts 300 Glidwell labor 12.40 Wacker Olson etc and salaries for insanity board and county attorney. October 3 1901 the board changes the road along U P railroad right of way northward aligns with section lines and awards J Cramer the contract for moving dirt and rock at 9 and 30 cents per cubic yard with work due by November 1 1901.
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Hoffmeyer
Griffith
Sidney
Glidwell
D Wacker
Olson
Wretz
Fred Lindberg
F. A. Rowan
James Burns
N. R
Jd. J. Cramer
Kruse Tobin Wed at Lodgewood Ranch in Sidney Ne
Ernest Kruse Jr and Mame Emily Tobin united in marriage at Lodgewood ranch fourteen miles east of Sidney. Rev J S Leamer officiated as nearly a hundred relatives and friends attended the noon ceremony followed by a wedding dinner and a train departure for Omaha and Elliott Iowa. The couple plan to establish a home in Sidney after visiting.
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Ernest Kruse, Jr
Mame Emily Tobin
Lodgewood Ranch
Mr Tobin
Sidney
Albert Kruse
Miss Tobin
Cheyenne
J S Leamer
Lutheran Church
Omaha
Elliott
Iowa
I. E
B.A. Gapen
Miss Gapen
E. McLernon
Salomonson
Lucy
Winnie Howard
C. S. Howard
Libby
Mrs. Atkins
Mrs. Dawson
C. P. Chambers
Miss O’ Rune
Lehmkuhl
Mrs. Gunderson
Ishmael
Sherret Clear Co
Mrs. Rachel
Pomeroy
Do. Mclntosh
Tod
Hery
Miss Urbach
Oberfelder Bros. and Family
Scanlon
Bergman
Saunders
R. Kruse
Chas. Kruse
W. P. Bassett
W. Kruse
C.D. Essig
J . Young
Harris
Booth
B. Barron
Lee Howard
Potter Howard
Peo
Yarlett
Aldingers
M. AL
Tobin
FE. Kruse
WH. McFadden
Advertised Letter List from Sidney Nebraska 1901
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Sidney Nebraska post office for week ending Oct 11 1901 include gents and ladies names such as Ran Clits Thos Bar Robi Ian Robi Brooks Pred Dwon Mike Decker Clyde Dawson Roehter Huddleston M A Richmond Rollines W M Sherman M J West Ray Dotson Belele Daniels Mrs Oliver Dickenson Miss Laura McGuire Misshudin Persons calling for these letters should say advertised. Teachers bring orders to Oberfelder Co highest cash price for grain second hand bicycles offered by C M Wright.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Ran Clits
Birkley
Thos
Bar Robi
Ian Robi
Brooks
Dwon
Mike Decker Clyde
Deck Clyde
Dawson & Roehter
Huddleston M.A
Richmond
Rollines
W.M
Sherman M. J West Ray
Dotson
Belele. Daniels
Oliver
Dickenson
Laura McGuire
Misshudin
Chas. Callahan
P. M
Locust Trees in Bloom and Community Notes
Rainy season lingers as locust trees and rose bushes bloom anew. Births, farm updates, and land talks fill the week with Harm Fecht, Jurgens family, and Sam Jones figures amid local politics and weather delays. Anarchists and politics echo after the McKinley assassination news.
Sidney Notes on Weather Trials and Local Happenings
The heaviest rain of the season last Sunday filled ponds. Residents visit Sidney Thursday including Fred Wittig Wim Hoffmever and J W Nelson. Harry Jones works hard amid signs of a duck nest. John Treinen finds his horse north of Sidney with good grazing and a chat with F Rilen. Frank Hand carpenters in Sidney this week. James Palmer from Colorado contemplates returning to Nebraska to avoid his wife voting against him. Dave Snyder buys Garman Vogler land and moves buildings to his home ranch with help from Mr Palmer Gus Weilner and Will Moore. Mrs Moore assists. County officers praised but re election looms. Steve Babb likely next sheriff after prior withdrawals. Mr Muhr and family cross the Divide for a short McConaughy ranch outing.
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John Busacker
Colorado
J. G Hinrichs
Bridgeport
S. P Jones
Sam
Harm Fecht
Fritz Bratz
McKinley
Fred Wittig
Wim Hoffmever
J. W. Nelson
Sidney
Harry Jones
John Treinen
F. Rilen
Frank Hand
James Palmer
Nebraska
Dave Snyder
Garman
Vogler
Mr. Palmer
Gus Weilner
Will Moore
Steve Babb
Steve
Mr. Muhr
McConaughy Ranch
Estrayed Yearling Steer Frommg Ranch Near Sidney
Estrayed steer branded IX on left ribs and ear slit from Frommg ranch nine miles south of Sidney. One year old buckskin colored. Contact Peter Peet7 for information or recovery.
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Frommg Ranch
Sidney
Peter
Land Transfers Filed in Cheyenne County Clerk Office
The Cheyenne County Clerk records multiple land transfers including E. B. Boss to Geo. Frerichs for lots 1 and 2 in section 2 with date 2-15-47. Spitzka to L. H. Bordwell on part of 23-14-49 for 200. Thornburgs to B. F. Thornburg for several parcels in 30-19-52 valued at 2,000. Meek to Wildy for 1-23-52 at 800. Lapes to Herbert for nw 22-13-48. Schad to Herbert for sw 22-13-48 at 225. Storer to Herbert for gc 28-18-48 at 1. Whitlam to Herbert for nw 26-18-48 at 100. Callahan to Herbert for sw 28-13-48 at 200. McAleese to Herbert for nd 28-18-48 at 100. Hannawald to Elizabeth Hannawald covering multiple sections and townships totaling 8,000.
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Cheyenne County
E. B. Boss
Geo. Frerichs
EF. Spitzka
L. H. Bordwell
G. A. Thornburg
B. F. Thornburg
J. W. Meek
C. J. Wildy
Joseph Lapes
M. M. Herbert
Joel Schad
Storer
Stockmen Meet at Court House Wednesday Afternoon
A meeting for stockmen and farmers institute members is set for Wednesday at 2 o clock in the Court House. Dr A T Peters of the State University veterinary science chair and another university staff member will address the gathering on stock diseases prevention and cure and other stockmen topics. Lectures are free to all.
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Farmers’ Institute
Court House
A. T. Peters
Veterinary Science
The
State University
A Big Lot for the Money from The Semi-Weekly State Journal
Lincoln’s The Semi-Weekly State Journal offers Tuesday and Friday issues through January 1, 1903 plus Western Poultry News for a dollar. Aimed at Nebraskans, the paper promises telegraphic world news, Nebraska politics, state capital items, and twice weekly markets.
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Western Poultry News
State Journal
Lincoln
Washington
Nebraska
Night alarm over Croup tale and Dr Kings discovery
Mrs. J. B. Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recalls how her baby was saved from a night of breathing trouble by Dr Kings New Discovery. She credits quick relief and a cure for croup. The ad promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with 0c and 1.00 pricing and free trials at druggists.
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Croup
Snider
Crittenden
Kings
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C. Thornburg
J.T. MctIniOsStl
Cashier
Ate JS. Molx& Tosi
American Bank
Europe
Fashion
New York
General Merchandise
Crockery
Sidney Meat
C. Girmann
J. Frey Dawson
Cse Street
Sidney, Neb
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
Office of Board of County Comissioners
WT. A. Rowan
Bridge Fund
J Th Nunn
General Fund
L.G Simon
Insanity Board
Maher
Lyon Sevices Co
Burns Clerk Board Co
J Sanders Co
State Journal Co
J Sanders
Road Fund
W Oliver
Redington
D.lyon Co
John Daugherty
Rowan
C Wolfe
Burns
H Ickes
F Pierson
King Tailors
Board of
King
Neb
Miles
Willis
Sec. of Irrigation
Lindberg Co. Vom
Kruse-Tobin
Oberfelder & Co
C. M. Wricht
Henry
John Jurgens
Wim Schuler
Daisy Harm Fecht
South Divide Doings
Gidney Opera House
Callahan & Bassett
Lessees
Mariar
Lodgepole Comedy Co
Priges
Sidney Drug Co
Men’s & Boys
Oberfelder’s
the Telegraph
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