Local notes from Lisco district recount visits and cattle movement
Last week featured several social calls among residents J Johnson and Meyer families. Willard Thompson and Tripp traveled to Sutherland with 275 head of A D cattle. Mrs F T Lisco is ill and Alfred Daykin left Radcliffs ranch for the Sand Hills. Frosts and river ducks noted. J Johnson visited Sidney earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Holloway
Meyers
Thompson
Willard
Tripp
Sutherland
A. D
L. M. Meyer
Sidney
Nebraska City
F. T. Lisco
Alfred Daykin
Radcliff
Sand Hills
W. G. Woolsey
Lisco
J. Johnson
R. Rowlan
Minnie Wilmoth
Simon Hagerty
Rock View Notes and Local Happenings
Reports from Rock View include visits by Mrs. Pooler and Mrs. Seslaur, improving health of John Seslar, preaching at the Rock View schoolhouse next Sabbath, and a 10 a m Sabbath school with 11 a m preaching. Local business moves include A D Cattle Co relocating, J in Finn selling pork, Cy Duncan driving cattle, and J A Gaines planning a general merchandise store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Duncan
J. A. Gaines
Camp Clarke Local Notes and Cattle Sales
The A D Cattle Co sold 200 head of cattle. Fred Tullora and James Plummer sold out Tent Store stock to buy 100 head of yearling steers from A D Cattle Co. Rev Bakes will hold Episcopal services October 18 at the schoolhouse. Fred Smith, a Bayard barber, attended the Sidney convention as a delegate and is running for assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tullora
James Plummer
A. D. Cattle Co
Jim Holloway
Alliance
R. H. Willis
Rev. Bakes
Sidney
John Seslar
James Finn
Pumpkinseed Creek
Thomas Burke
Utah
Tom
Lewis van Ness
Sam Bullard
Chas Logan
Chas
Fred Smith
Camp Clark
Fred
Arthur Davis
Bayard
Dr Seymour Here One Day Only November Sixteen
A medical visit by Dr. Seymour is announced for November 16 as a one day event. Local residents are advised to attend for screenings or consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Church board action orders arrests for future disturbances
The official board of the M. E. church on October 14 adopted rules to stop disturbances during services and to seek arrests and punishment for offenders. The notice quotes Nebraska law on disturbing religious meetings and preserving orderly worship, with allowances for removing disruptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
House of God
Church
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska
Nebraska Society seeks old freighting details for 1845 1868
The Nebraska State Historical Society announces an upcoming January 9 and 10 meeting in Lincoln focused on the old overland freighting era. It requests diaries notes newspapers and other materials from freighters and settlers, including freight rates routes road conditions and biographical details of freighters, wagons, and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Historical Society
Lincoln
Jay Amos Barlett
Agat
Office of the Society
To Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advert claims a cold can be cured in a day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails. The genuine product bears L. B. Q. on each tablet and costs 25 cents.
Don't Trifle with Coughs Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best cure for coughs colds and throat chest troubles. Clinton druggist A L Armstrong praises its popularity while D J Scanlon sells it at 24 3 and 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullard
A. L. Armstrong
Clinton, Sr
Ballard
D. J. Scanlon
Keys! Box of 200 small keys missing believed returned
A box containing 200 small keys is missing. The return is requested by D. Essia and the finder is asked to contact them. No name is known for the owner.
Barbecue Planned at Skating Rink at Noon
A community barbecue is scheduled to be held at the skating rink starting at noon. Organizers urge residents to attend and enjoy a midday meal together at the venue.
Local remarks on US elections and party sneers in Nebraska press
A compilation of political attacks and defenses from Nebraska papers. It cites Judge Kinkaid’s strong home vote, Aguinaldo’s U.S. hopes tied to Democratic gains, Neville’s contested nomination, and fusion attacks on Grimes. The pieces reflect partisan rancor and editorials across Alliance and Gering outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Kinkaid
Congress
Alliance Times
Neville
Democratic Committee
North Platte
Juan Boyle
County Jurors Selected for Fall Term in Sidney
The county residents listed as jurors for the District Court fall term to convene in Sidney on November 13 include Fred Schank J A Millett Jr John Daugherty P R Borgquist A B Johnson H A Moore Wm Kemp J H Clunges Geo H Haxby James O Hallaren T S Mackie Jas Mitchell Robi Emanuelson W H Adams H T Doran John Barnhart Ernest Kruse sr Wn Studt Jag Finn P J Dunn T F Watkins H G Gordon A Gunderson Ed Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sidney
Fred Schank
J. A. Millett, Jr
John Daugherty
P. R. Borgquist
A. B. Johnson
H. A. Moore
Wm. Kemp
J H. Clunges
Geo. H. Haxby
James O’hallaren
T. S. Mackie
Jas. Mitchell
Robi
Cyclone Davis Delivers Two Hour Court House Speech
A small afternoon audience heard Cyclone Davis speak at the Court House last Saturday while Neville and Morrison also addressed the crowd. Cyclone, tall and windy in manner, drew laughs with his quaint style before the evening crowd who listened to Judge Neville and left noting his oratory but forgetting the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Summers
Senator van Dusen
Judge Grimes
Court House
Fudge Neville
Davis
J E Morrison
Cassius
National Democratic Committee
Texas
Willie
Judge Neville
Sidney
Stella man takes half interest in Sidney mill
L. Knox of Stella Nebraska has taken a half interest in the Sidney mill and will move his family there about November 10. He is a miller and millwright. The machinery will be overhauled and remodeled to be up to date. Oosterhondt & Knox plan to grind flour second to none in the state and the mill will be ready to run about November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Knox
Stella, Neb
Sidney mi
Knox
Oosterhondt & Knox
Thornburg Opens General Store In McIntosh Building
Sidney grows as county business center with B F Thornburg renting the McIntosh building on Second Street. He will move groceries from Potter and stock a large general store, opening in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
B.F. Thornburg
McIntosh
Second Street
Potter
Death of Homer Phillips Linked to Norfolk Asylum
County Clerk Bullock reported the death of Homer Phillips on October 7 after his removal to the Norfolk asylum six weeks earlier. The homestead lay on the county’s northern edge and Phillips had long suffered mental illness. Half-brother F M Phillips of Alliance is identified as next of kin.
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Bullock
Homer Phillips
Norfolk
F. M. Phillips
Alliance
Bryan to Speak in Sidney on Tuesday Morning
The Nebraska tour schedule shows W. J. Bryan to visit Sidney on Tuesday October 31. He will deliver a morning speech in Sidney and then depart eastward on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Sidney
Land Transfers in Cheyenne County Filed at County Clerk Office
Transfers recorded include Almas Meyer to Julius Johnson for lots 1 and 2 in 1948. Magdalen Holden to Sidney Lodge No. 91 I O F for lots 8 and 9. Morrison to Chas Burton for lot 4. Frank Vosika to Kate Vosika 14-12-48. Chas Cook to Jno King for sections 14 and 23. Hibler to Mulloy totaling 1040 acres with 100 in Deuel County. Mulloy to Francis Mulloy for 320 acres across several sections. S A Quincy to Olive Hibler for sections 38 and 29. government patents to Alvin Woodman and Frank Vosika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Bullock
Almas Meyer
Julius Johnson
Magdalen Holden
Sidney Lodge No
Sidney
Isabella G Morrison
Chas. Burton
Frank Vosika
Kate Vosika
Chas. Cook
Jno. King
Wm Hibler
Francis C. Mulloy
Wim. Elmore
Deuel County
Coote C. Mulloy
Deuel Co
S. A. Quincy, Sanders Co
Olive E. Hibler
Final homestead and timber proofs listed for Nebraska entrants
Final homestead proofs were logged this week for Elizabeth T. Suger and Wain F. Norris among others with lot and coordinate details. Final timber culture proofs were filed by Mary M. Caldenwood and E Kimberly with locations in Hull and Harrisburg Nebraska. Original homestead entries named Roy G. Laing Ben Wagner C J E Johnson and M Cramer among others in Wilford Redington Heath and Lisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth T. Suger
Wain
F. Norris
Curtis E. Winetcer
Wilford
Neb
Mary M. Caldenwood
Hull
E. Kimberly
Harrisburg
Carl Jensen
Bellville
Kans
Roy G. Laing
Ben Wagner
Redington
C. J. E. Johnson
Heath
M. Cramer
Lisco
For Sale Much Cows
Livestock ad offering milled cows for sale at all prices to suit buyers. Contact L. G. Pivts.
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L. G
Highest market price paid for hides by J W McDaniels
Market report notes the highest price paid for hides by J W McDaniels during the period, listing top bid amounts and the buyer names, with emphasis on peak price achieved and the markets where trades occurred. Details include the date and location of the sale and the range of hides that secured the top price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McDaniels
School Notes from Local High and Primary Classes
Mrs O D Lyon visited departments Thursday afternoon. The eight grade shows strong rapid addition. High School program Friday drew many visitors. Attendance remains fair. Johnnie McFadden and Ruby Lyon won spelling honors. Helen Daugherty Grace Wright Grace Runge and Ruby Lyon earned perfect marks in diacritical markings. Second primary celebrated Helen Hood Jackson's birthday. Room 5 could reach fair averages with room, books, ventilation. Mesdames Dawson and Austin visited room five Friday. Miss Downey visited Sixth and Seventh grade yesterday. Second and third grade pupils finished seed charts that now adorn the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Lyon
Johnnie McFadden
Ruby Lyon
Helen Daugherty
Grace Wright
Grace Runge
Helen Hood Jackson
Mesdames Dawson
Austin
Miss Downey
Jurgens and Miller Wed at Weyene Lutheran Church
Johann C. Jurgens and Mary Miller married in a Wednesday ceremony October 18 at German Whibo Hhe Lutheran church in Weyene with Rev. Max Taras officiating. The groom, a respected German resident, and the bride, daughter of pioneer Herman G. Miller, were celebrated by many friends and a reception followed at the Miller home. The Telegraph offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann C. Jurgens
Bilka Mary Miller
Weyene
Max Taras
Kot
Christian Jurgens
Herman G. Miller
Petition Candidates Named for County Treasurer and Judge
Milton Ahrens and John Hart are listed as petition candidates for county offices. Ahrens seeks the position of County Treasurer while Hart runs for County Judge, as announced in a local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ahrens
John Hart
New Restaurant Planned in Sidney
A new dining venue is in prospect for Sidney, with local developers proposing a restaurant to enhance the city’s dining options and attract visitors. Details on name, ownership, and opening timeline were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
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Riverside Reapings
Charles Lowe
G. A
James Burns
Mr. O'Neal
G. A. Seslar
Camp Clarke
Cc. D. Essia
Cheyenne County
J. H. van Dusen
W. S. Summers
H. M. Grimes
Aguinaldo
United States
Ohio
Maryland
Kentucky
Iowa
Manilla
Otis
Republican Party
John McLean
Bryan
Globe Democrat
Secretary of State
Democratic Congressional Committee
Reform Party
North Platte Tribune
Grimes
Supreme Court
America
Morrison
Gabriel
Gering Courier
Alvin L. Woodman
Caeters
Jurgens—Miller
HA. J, Dorian
Sidney, Neb
S. A
Concord
Marks Bros
Straw & Ellisworth “Great Western
Gents & Boys
Rose & CO
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