Democratic Nominee Writ Against Secretary in Nebraska
George Sawyer of Cambridge, Democratic nominee for state senator in the Twenty-ninth district, obtained a peremptory writ of mandamus from the supreme court commanding Secretary of State Junkin to place his name on the Populist ballot as a Populist candidate. The case tests whether a vacancy on the Populist ticket exists to be filled by the party committee.
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Lincoln
George Sawyer
Cambridge
Supreme Court
Mandamus
Secretary of
Junkip
Sawyer
W. H McGowan
McGowan
Secretary of State
Bridge Battle Halts Havens Platte River Crossing Plan
Polk County commissioners and Merrick County board favor a Havens bridge over the Platte river. Clare and Silver Creek businessmen file an injunction and others back a subscription to cover costs. local farmers organize to boycott firms signing the fund-raising noting the dispute.
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Tarmers
Polk and
Merrick
Clarks
Neb
Platte River
Havens
County Commissioners
Polk County
Board of Supervisors
Merrick Court
Clare
Silver Creek
Local residents and visitors noted in Sidney area
Eva Seidow resumes recovery from a broken arm. A new desk is placed in the U P Depot. The T N’s met with Mrs W P Miles. Dr R E Dillon of Scottsbluff visited Sidney. F L Van Gorder left for Denver for a short stay. A J Kinnersley of Dalton was in town. E L Uptegrov e hauling grain. Ziebert Clark install cash register in restaurant. E P Osgood plans move to California and New Mexico. Judge Oberfelder family returned from Omaha. Mrs J A Bentley and kin home from Iowa trip. Fred Namath of Cottonwood Creek heads to Germany. Fred Witzel buys land near Marlowe. Two carloads of apples unloaded from U P yards. W L O Malley of Chicago visits LeGrand Hotel. Rev Zinnecker and Sol Willis go to Lincoln for Odd Fellows Grand Lodge.
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Zinnecker
Sol Willis
Lincoln
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Eckert brothers seek market for three carloads of potatoes
J. R. Eckert and H. C. Eckert were in Sidney last week hunting a market for their potato crop. They have about three or four carloads ready from their farms.
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J. R
H.C. Eckert
Sidney
Bank Examiner Approves American Bank in Sidney
Bank examiner C. W. Erwin of Omaha visited Sidney last week, spent two days auditing the American Bank, and placed his official approval on its books. W. Klein, now residing in Denver, is visiting Sidney this week with his two daughters who admire Denver and study music, with Clara also learning dressmaking. J. C. McNish brought six buyers to Slaney last week, after his trip east, and spends Fridays to Tuesdays at his Wisner home, arranging land purchases in Cheyenne County.
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C. W. Erwin
Omaha
Sidney
American Bank
W. Klein
Denver
Clara
J. C. McNish
Slaney
Mr. McNish
Wisner
Cheyenne County
Ayres Auction Yields Strong Prices Despite Weather
A. R. Ayres west of town held a Tuesday sale with good prices. Auctioneer Kucera reports strong results on all items including cows at $52. Ayres plans to move soon to a new home in Washington State.
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A. R. Ayres
Kucera
Mr. Ayres
Washington State
Death Claims Ralph Grosvenor
Ralph Hadley Grosvenor born Navy 28 1902 died Oct 16 1910. Son of Mrs B W Frazey his father preceded him in death. survived by mother foster father sister grandmother and many uncles aunts. Cause blood poisoning after a tooth extraction two weeks earlier. funeral at home at two o'clock Monday afternoon with Rev Zinnecker officiating.
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Ralph Hadley Grosvenor
B. W. Frazey
Navy
Ralph
Zinnecker
A Bread Famine in Sidney Sparks Call for Bakeries
A bread shortage in Sidney leaves residents hungry as hotels, a restaurant, and private homes struggle to find loaves. The piece urges a new bakery to meet demand and suggests business potential for an enterprising baker.
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Sidney
Ziebert to Own Vienna Restaurant Sole Owner
Change at the Vienna sees E. W. Ziebert become sole owner after J. A. Clark sells his interest and departs for Grand Island. Clark has not fully decided on his future plans.
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E. W. Ziebert
Vienna
J. A. Clark
Grand Island
Beebe and Mantor Family Hunting Trip Returns with 100 Birds
Dr. F. C. Beebe and Dr. H. E. Mantor along with their families left Sidney on Saturday for Oshkosh and the sand hills. They returned Wednesday with about 100 birds including ducks geese prairie chickens and snipe and shared the catch with friends.
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F. C. Beebe
H. E. Mantor
Sidney
Oshkosh
Sand Hills
Surprise Visit Honors Mrs. Simon Return
The P. E. O. group organized a Monday evening surprise for Mrs. L. G. Simon upon her three month absence. The hostess was surprised and guests enjoyed light refreshments and a delightful, successful gathering.
Doctor Ward Joins Sidney Medical Staff
Dr. E. F. Ward succeeds Dr. Woitishek as a physician in Sidney. He is an experienced doctor, formerly from Custer county Nebraska and most recently based in Toledo Ohio. A graduate of a prominent eastern medical college he has post graduate hospital experience in New York City and comes highly recommended.
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E. F. Ward
Woitishek
Custer County
Nebraska
Toledo
Ohio
Eastern Medical Colleege
New York City
Sidney
Pedersen Expands Business With Julesburg Shoe Purchase
Spreading Out, S C Pedersen made a business trip to Julesburg last Thursday. He bought a fine line of men's shoes. This shows Pedersen is enlarging his business and reflects success for a rising young businessman, a boon for the hometown.
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S.C. Pedersen
Julesburg
Pederson
Harrisburg Couple Wed In Nebraska Judge's Office
Johnnie Wynne and Miss Ethel Swartney, both of Harrisburg Nebraska, were married by Judge Tucker in his office on Thursday morning October 20. They will settle on a ranch near Harrisburg and well wishes are offered.
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Johnnie Wynne
Ethel Swartney
Harrisburg
Neb
Tucker
Distress Warrants Issued For Delinquent Personal Taxes
County Treasurer Wood has issued distress warrants against all parties in the county who have neglected to pay their personal taxes for 1909 and prior years. Warrants are with Sheriff McDaniel and several special deputies to collect the taxes in cash or property. Shungopavi, an Arizona Indian, was registered at a local hotel Thursday night and left for Scottsbluffs to lecture under the Women's Commercial Club. Mrs. Kathryn V. Moore reports a delightful visit with her brother Amon Moore of Portland, who has been in Denver this past week.
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Wood
McDaniel
Shungopavi
Scottsbluffs
Woman’s Commercial Club
Kathryn V. Moore
Amon Moore
Portland
Denver
School Notes Highlight New Fountain and Events
The new drinking fountain is installed at the start of the term. High school seats moved to face east in the north assembly room. Rehearsals for The Crisis proceed for a six to seven week showing by school and town, proceeds to fund a stereopticon. Hawthorne and Everett literary programs praised, next in a Thanksgiving program. Basketball game vs alumni tonight, profits may fund showers. two teams of high school girls also play. admission ten cents. Coal delivery coats the basement with dust affecting students and staff.
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Churchill
Hawthorne Society
Adams and Beers Launch Cleaning and Pressing on Front Street
Adams and Beers open a clothes cleaning and pressing shop on Front Street beside the Metropolitan Hotel. They installed a modern pattern cleaning machine and are prepared to handle work quickly and expertly. Give them a trial order.
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Adams & Beers
Front Street
Metropolitan Hotel
Dr. Conway's Anatomical shoes advertised by Oberfelder Clothing
Footwear ad urges men to have feet fitted with Dr. Conway's Anatomical shoes for comfort and relief from aches and fatigue, inviting readers to visit Oberfelder Clothing for a fitting.
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Dr. Conway
Oberfelder Clothing Co
Wheat market weak as Argentina demand drags prices
Chicago markets end with wheat unchanged to down near a percentage bar. corn gains modestly while oats hold. Hog futures show mixed moves. closing prices list December and May contracts for wheat corn oats and pork lard ribs with cash prices for No 2 hard wheat No 2 corn and No 2 white oats.
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Chicago
Argentina
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Mixed at Omaha Market
South Omaha cattle receipts 7 600 prices show native steers to 425 750 cows and heifers to 300 western steers 375 625 canners 275 350 stockers and feeders 3 00 5 85 calves 3 25 700 bulls and stags 3 00 475 Hog receipts 4500 weak to 110e lower heavy 8 50 865 mixed 8 Cattle hog sheep market data captured with varied prices and quantities for an Omaha area report.
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South Omaha
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Shown
Cattle receipts 23 000 steady to lower with beef prices from 4.60 to 7.85 and steer margins. Hog receipts 20 000 steady for light and weak to lower for others with bulk sales 8.50 9.00. Sheep receipts 590 000 steady with natives 2.50 to 3.00 and lambs 4.5 to 7.10.
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Chicago
Poisonous gas fatality at Demaris hot springs near Cody
A lawyer D E S and a Columbus attorney died at the City Hotel after inhaling gas while bathing in the Demaris hot springs near Cody Wyoming. Mrs H C Reynolds of Grover Colorado is seriously ill but likely to recover. Authorities warn the springs are dangerous and gas poured from a rock crevice, trapping bathers who were found floating by an attendant.
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Cody
Wyo
Emery
Hecox
Attormeyer
Columbus
Demaris
H. CC. Reynsolds
Grover, Colo
Bennett
Verdict in Ketchel case returns gunshot verdict
Springfield reports the coroner jury ruled Stanley Ketchel died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Walter Dipley alias Walter A Hurtz. The panel also found Mrs Goldie Smith aided and abetted in the crime.
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Springfield
Stanley Ketchel
Dickerson Ranch
Conway
Walter Dipley
Walter A. Hurtz
Goldie Smith
Matinee Today for Sale Item and Livestock
A 4 year old gentle driving horse is for sale along with a milk cow. Payment by cash or bankable note. Contact Fred Kurth in Sidney, Nebraska. Also Osborn's offers red roof paint at $1 per gallon.
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Fred Kurth
Sidney
Ned
Osborn’s
Oberfelder fur overcoats in stock from across the world
Mr and Mrs Swan Dedrick returned Thursday night from a visit in Salt Lake City. Oberfelder Clothing Co. have received a large stock of fur overcoats including Russian pony Kangaroo horsehide and Siberian dog. Prices always the lowest.
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Oberfelder Clothing Co
Mrs. Swan Dedrick
Salt Lake City
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Nebraska News
Ob‘ans
Junkin
Acob
Wright
Outeauk Adverising Co
Nest
Jacob
Eva Seidow
U. P
T. N's
R. E. Dillon
Scottsbluff
F. L. van Gorder
A. J. Kinnersley
Dalton
E. L. Uptegrove
North Side
Ziebert & Clark
E. P. Osgood
California
New Mexico
Joseph Oberfelder
Miss Hazel
J. A. Bentley
Iowa
Fred Namath
Cottonwood Creek
Germany
Fred Witzel
Ithaca
Marlowe
Mr. Hornaday
Mr. Thurlow
W. L. O'Malley
Davenport
LeGrand Hotel
Office
Danahey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ralph Grosvenor
D.es
Cody, Wyo
Hurtz
Matinee
Foss Theatre
Oberfelder & Co
J. C
Baldwin
Kodaks
Kodak Supplies
Sidney, Nebraska
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