Local Classifieds and Notices From The Telegraph
A compilation of real estate rental and sale notes, clothing and haberdashery promos, and misc ads. Listings include pasture rent via Western Realty Co, dentistry pricing, cement contractor H H Bockstadter, hay sale by bale or carload, Wilson Brothers garments at Oberfelder Clothing, trespass notice on Krueger ranch, and various property for sale or rent with contact hints and prices. Also includes geospatial references and old property coordinates.
Strayed Mares Sought Around Simla Nebraska
Two mares, black and bay, about 1100 pounds, both with pistol brand on left jaw. Black mare has a base mark on left hind leg. bay mare has a blemish on the same leg. Notify J. C. Aldrup in Simla Nebraska if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Aldrup
Simla
Neb
Proposals for earthwork grading near Irving Bridge
Cheyenne county Nebraska seeks sealed bids for about 4200 cubic yards of dirt and sand fill for earthwork approaches to the North Platte River bridge near Irving. Bids due 11 am November 9, 1908, with 10 percent bid bond and $500 contract bond. bids to be opened by the county clerk H T Doran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
State of
Nebraska
State of Nebraska
North Platte River
Irving
Board of County Commissioners
H. T. Doran
Sidney
Proposals For Grading Break Neck Hill Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners invites bids for grading Break Neck Hill in section 19 township 19 range 47 west. Bids by the job, not by the yard, estimated 1500 cubic yards. Deadline November 9 1908 at 9 am with certified check to H T Doran county clerk. Bond of 100 dollars required for faithful performance. Proposals to be addressed to county clerk and marked Proposals for grading Break Neck Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Board of County Commissioners
Nebraska
H. T. Doran
Card of Thanks and Various Local Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a loss from MR. AND MRS. W.S. ALLERY AND FAMILY. Classifieds include poultry for sale, a dormitory rental request, a lost fountain pen offer, notice of a Thanksgiving ball on November 26 at the opera house, and an election tip about voting for a petitioning candidate by marking the square opposite the name.
Dalton Citizens and visitors listed with brief movements
H Babb was a Dalton citizen in town Thursday. Thomas Quinn and wife of Clara were in the city Wednesday. Joe Trinnier came from Bridgeport on business Thursday. Miss Lucy Jones left Friday for Omaha. D R Forbes went to Omaha Tuesday for a few days. Mrs Ernest Worden and daughter returned from Omaha. Miss Mabel Gapen returned from a month in Omaha. Miss Minnie Stubt has been seriously ill. W D Clifton, traveling freight agent, was here Wednesday. Superintendent Ritchie left Wednesday night for school work in the north county. Miss Anna Stubt threatened with typhoid fever but recovering. Charles Allery came from Dalton Wednesday for his nephew Willie Allery’s funeral. Neubauer residence gains a new cement walk on Second street. W E Swatzlander and wife left Thursday night for Chicago on business and pleasure. Mrs Della Williams and daughter Bernice returned from Denver and will stay at home.
Obituary: Willie Ulery of Sidney dies of typhoid fever
Willie Ulery born Sidney Nebraska May 24 1892 died October 19 1908 from typhoid fever. Eldest son of William S Olnlery and wife he was a good lad at home and in school. Funeral held at home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Reverend L Ganderman with his Miss Jennett's class in attendance. The family receives deep sympathy in their affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ulery
Sidney Nebraska
Willie
William S. Olnlery
L. Ganderman
County Bar Endorses John H Stenteville for County Attorney
A 1908 letter from Scott Bluff County Bar members praises John H Stenteville as a man and lawyer and endorses his candidacy for Cheyenne County County Attorney. Signed by M J Huffman W W White O W Gardner J H Gasselman Ws Morrow F A Wright C N Wright T J Corkery W R Akers dated October 17 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bluff County
John H. Stenteville
Cheyenne County
Stouteville
M. J. Huffman
W. W. White, O. W. Gardner
J. H. Gasselman
Ws. Morrow
F. A. Wright
C. N. Wright
T. J. Corkery
W. R. Akers
Farmer Roars Back At Lawyer In Barn Age Clash
A lawyer questions a farmer about the age of a barn in a court scene. The farmer replies that his own house is roughly as old as the lawyer, prompting loud laughter and the lawyer ending the questioning.
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London Globe
Democratic Rally by James H. Craddock in Sidney
Hon. James H. Craddock of Omaha will address Cheyenne county residents at the Sidney court house on Friday October 30 1908 at 8 PM. A strong speaker in the campaign he invites the public to come out and hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Craddock
Omaha
Cheyenne County
Court House
Sidney
Millinery at Fishnan church services and town notes
Regular services at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday October 25 include morning and evening observance of the Lord's Supper. Sermons titled The Forgiveness of Sins and The Cross of Christ open a hymn series Nobody else is cited. Local notices and various brief items cover Evangelist John Soeten aiding Dun Kard church meetings and health updates on Dr Frazey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cross
Christ
L. F. Gunderman
John Soeten
Chappell
Dunkard Church
Church services and store ads public notice
Sunday events include The Race of Life at 11 a m and The Christian Hope at 7 30 p m with invitations from Pastor Henry Zinnecker. Local ads highlight Stetson hats at Oner felder's furnishing goods store and Easig's holiday goods and pictures with window light installation by Maynard Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race of Life
Christian Hope
Henry Zinnecker
Easig’s
Desirable 10 Acre Tract Near Dalton Townsite
Desirable 10 acre tract adjoining the townsite of Dalton for sale at 50 dollars per acre cash. Contact EMIL ANDREEN in Dalton Nebraska.
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Dalton
Emil Andreen
Neb
Party of Performance and Progressive Conservatism
The Republican party is depicted as a proactive force advancing national greatness. It cites actions supporting industry, labor, a gold standard, the isthmian canal, Cuba policy, anti trust measures, railroad regulation, rate laws, and wartime and peacetime stewardship, presenting continuity of progress and prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isthmian Canal
Cuba
America
Republican Party
Campaign Expenditures Debate Across Parties Reveals Flaws
Gov Hughes cites reform measures by Republicans in New York 1906 on corporate political contributions and urges federal disclosure laws. He says neither party has a perfectly clean record and that Democrats also bear responsibility for questionable revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Republican Party
New York
Congress
Democratic Party
Horseshoe in Oak Taproot Turns Up at Bradenham Hall
Rider Haggard recalls an oak felled at Bradenham wood where men unearthed an ancient horseshoe wedged in the taproot. The shoe, once an acorn cave, grew with the tree as roots filled the circle, leaving iron and wood fused. The relic served as a paperweight in Bradenham Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenham Wood
Bradenham Hall
Young railroad man plagued by money lender in lottery bid
A young railroad worker, unable to sustain payments, borrows to keep up and falls under a relentless moneylender. He pleads that he is trying to repay, but the collector refuses and reveals the debtor funds a lottery ticket each month. The San Francisco Call reports the exchange.
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San Francisco
Our Dent to Champlain and the Birth of New France
The piece praises Champlain as the navigator who opened northern New York and New England to exploration and mapped the north Atlantic coasts to Connecticut. It notes his 300 year old efforts at Quebec and his crews felling nut trees, building shelter, and making ditches to establish a settlement. It credits Champlain with transforming Canada from a fur field into a home for people and a prosperous French colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlain
United States
New England
New York
North Atlantic
Connecticut
Quebec
Samuel de Champlain
Canada
Nee
New
France
Labor Rift in Democratic States Highlighted by Iowa Miner
John P. White, former six year president of the Iowa United Mine Workers, argues in Albia that Alabama coal miners face brutal suppression under Bryan democracy. He cites shootings of workers and 91 miners jailed for joining the Mine Workers' Association, painting the South as under Democratic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Bryan
Democratic
South
John P. White
Iowa United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers’ Asociation
Albia
Iowa
Alabama
Mine Workers’ Association
Algbapa
Hryan Democracy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheyenne and
Kimball Counties
L. E. Osborn, Sidney
Nebr
First Door South of American Bank
The
Western Realty Co
E. W. Marless
Telegraph
H. H. Bockstadter
Chas
Trognitz
Wilson Brothers
Oberfelder Clothing Emporium
Krueger Ranch
Richard Krueger
C. Jouvenat
Washington St
Chicago
Salee
C. W. Lancaster
Oberfelder
Wm. Beckenhaver
A. Rivett
Dalton, Neb
Western Realty
W. E. Swatzlander
Mgr
Obgrfelder Block
W.S. Allery
M. S Osgoopd
Potter Line
Addreag
Waterman
Opera House
Dr. Lester
Alliance
McDaniel’s
H. Babb
Thomas Quinn
Clara
Joe Trinnier
Bridgeport
Lucy Jones
D R. Forbes
Ernest Worden
Mabel Gapen
Minnie Stubt
W. D. Clifton
Ritchie
North County
Anna Stubt
Charles Allery
Willie Allery
Neubauer
Second Street
Della Williams
Bernice
Denver
Democratic Rally
Fishnan’s
Success Magazine
Sydney
K C. Peacock
Ble
Essig’s
D. K. Wright
Afton
Town
A. B Knox
Sonsie Farm
Ed Puthoff
Elaie Pool
Union Pacific
Julenburg
Guy
Dre. H. L
Will Scoggin
Mayme O’kane
Cheyenne
M. E. Church
Onerfelder
Mammoth Furnishing Gooda
Maynard Osborn
D. J. Scanlon
Party OF Performace
Republican Organization
Gov. Hughes
Youngstown
le Age
M. Hadley
Hi. J. Doran
BonkEep Abstracters
Hi. E. Garven
Sidney, Nebraska
Herman Springer
Tfroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
Callahan Block
C. Beebe
H E. Gapen
Sidney, Nes
A. D. sTowlers
Kallrnad
F J. Woitisher
Murless
J.S. Hoagland
W. V. Hoaguanp
Hoagland & Hoagland, Attorneys At Law
North Platte, Nebraska
John H Steuteville
J. Kinnersley
McKibbin & Son
Dawson
Lincoln
Denel
Keith
Cheyenne Kimball
Counties
Lexington and
Sidney, Neb
McKibbon & Son
Swan Dedrick, Prop
U. P. Depot
Fred W. Vath
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