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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1909
Page
5
Regents of the State University appoint Charles B. Allen and W. G. Whitmore to the board. Filling the vacancy, Frank L. LU. Haller is named to the Regents.
For County Clerk H. T. Doran of Sidney. County Treasurer Robi A Barlow of Sidney. County Judge James C. Hudson of Sidney. County Sheriff P. H. Barrett of Colton. County Superintendent Edith H. Morrison of Lodgepole. County Coroner O. M. Wright of Sidney. Commissioner 1st District L. R. Barlow of Lodgepole.
The ticket names W. R. Wood of Weyerts and James Tucker and J. W. McDaniel of Sidney. County Surveyor candidate L. H. Bordwell of Sidney. County Commissioner 3rd District candidate L. W. Brott of Sextorp.
Daniel McAleese of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy by petition for sheriff of Cheyenne County. He cites twenty five years in the county and two years as sheriff 1896 to 1907. He asks for support from friends who know him and vows to merit confidence if reelected.
A statement from J. W. McDaniel thanks supporters from the primary and asks for continued liberal consideration at the general election on November 2. He requests votes if voters approve his four years of sheriff duties.
Bettendorf announces his nonpartisan petition bid for Cheyenne County County Judge in the upcoming general election set for November 1909. He emphasizes neutrality and eligibility under local election rules.
Local note says Bronson ball team may travel to face N D T on the home diamond tomorrow. The piece expresses expectations for an interesting game and awaiting the outcome while noting community events and visits.
Mr and Mrs Epps and son Thomas went to Sidney Wednesday after supplies. Misa Vera Baker will teach at Pleasant View College this fall. Mrs Ehmke and son Herman visited E Sanders near Sextorp early this week. Geo Firentine of Potter expects to start threshing in these diggings. A surprise dance in Henry Ebmke s granary Wednesday night marked the season s social highlight. L Cunningham attended institute in Sidney that week. Mr Baker spent last week in South Omaha with two loads of cattle. Ed Quinn of Lake View Iowa visits Ash Grove ranch relatives. The Owens and Ebmke contest last Friday drew a crowd. Most of the week was spent threshing. Mr Higgins a Potter visitor last Friday. Beyer Bros finished stacking about 300 acres of grain this week. Mrs Yeske and daughter went to Sidney last Friday. Misa Grace Daugherty visited Ash Grove ranch last Sunday. Bronson beat North Divide in a ball game.
Threshing remains the daily focus as Miss Leona Pine visits Mrs. N W Foster. Teachers return from Sidney Institute. Miss Watterman to teach Thompson school. Mrs Zublke to lead Halston school with crowded seats. New settlers move in rapidly. Elde Matthews hauls grain to Dalton markets. Nre B EL Matthews plans extended eastern state visit. Local turnout at Sidney street fair. Will Jenden and family settle into new home north of Ebmke. Birdwell guests include Mrs James Davison and Ione John and Donia of Ickes. Mail carrier harvests hawks along route aiding pest control.
The Sidney Nebraska post office reports unclaimed letters listed as advertised dated September 3 1909. Names include Mrs Selina Weston Frank Talbot Robert Kass L Hunt Mr AD Vath Mrs FJ Harr Joe Perrish JB Herrice and E McClernon postmaster signature.
Mrs. T. C. Weaver of Lexington Nebraska relates a year long kidney trouble with back pain nervousness and headaches. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she regained full health and has had no kidney symptoms since. Sold by dealers for 30 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Rev Henry Zinnecker reports a box social in school district No. 2 to fund his salary. Sunday bandstand services end as evenings grow cooler. Epworth League cabinet meeting next Wednesday. Luncheon for Ladies' Aid planned at Mrs Hadley’s home. Center church held regular services and communion. Notable visitors attended the Sidney street fair. J C Rous from El Paso arrives to scout carnival attractions for November fair week. Mrs I N Rive of Chicago visits nephew Dr Beebe before heading to the coast.
A public dance will be held in Dalton on Saturday night September 4 and every two weeks after. Admission 75 cents. Good music. Everyone welcome. J F Day is the manager.
James Tucker county Judge issued an attachment order for 11.60 in an action where Simon Fishman is plaintiff and John Toscani is defendant. Wages due from Chicago Burlington Railroad Company were attached under sale order. Case continued to October 14, 1909 at 9 a.m. S Fishman Sidney Nebraska August 30 1909.
In Onfyenne County Nebraska, the estate of Hans P. Benson requires court action. Edward MaeLernon petitions to grant administration to A. K Greenlee and Elmer Younglaind. The County Court orders appearances on September 10, 1909 at 9:00 am to show cause why the petition should not be granted. The notice will run in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing. James Tucker, County Judge, authentic copy.
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