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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1896

Page

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Silverites Meet Atkins for County Commissioner

Delegates were chosen to attend the state convention with limited outside precinct representation. John E. Hart and D. F. McKee led the Silver county convention electing temporary officers and naming delegates from several precincts. A. W. Atkins was nominated and unanimously declared the district commissioner candidate. John Hart and D. F. McKee were elected district central committee officers.

Court House John EB. Hart D. Ff. McKee H. E. Miller R. P. Scott John Tishue Sidney Precinct A. D. Stewitts John Daugherty James Duggan J. E. Hart James O’kane D. V. Dick James Tucker Colton L. F. Closman Jerry McCarty J. B. Cawley Union Valley H. G. Miller Court House Rock Ed. Lendball Jos. Oberfelder RP Scott DO i McKee Daniel McAleese P. A. Griffith Messrs Oberfelder Scott McKee Griffith John Daughtery County Central Committee D. F. McKee Daugherty John E. Hart A. W. Atkins John Hart District Central Committee

Transmississippi Exposition Sparks Nebraska Push in 1897

The Transmississippi Exposition to be held in Omaha in 1898 is officially backed by government funding of 200000 for buildings and exhibits. The Omaha Bee plans extensive publicity and offers 25 cent copies of The Weekly Bee mailed nationwide through January 1, 1897 to boost subscriptions and spread awareness.

Nebraska Omaha Omaha Bee Bee Weekly Bee Neb

Fair Visitors See Large Cheyenne County Attendance

A list shows about 65 to 75 residents attended the fair from Cheyenne County. Extra coaches were added on No 1 to accommodate travelers, and 38 tickets were sold Tuesday morning, 10 Tuesday evening, with additional numbers Wednesday. Names include Atkins Sanders McKee Scott Harper Flood Essig Munneely McLernon and many others from Bayard and Camp Clarke communities.

A. W Atkins P. Sanders D. F. McKee R. P. Scott J. W. Harper Charley Flood P. Carlson D. J. McIntosh Lena Kahne Lucy Jones Bertha Daugherty C. D. Essig Munneely E. McLernon Vernon Taplin A. K. Greenlee Thomas Is

Reynolds McGee Wedding at the McGee Residence

The Butler County Press reports the marriage of Edgar Reynolds and Minnie McGee at the residence of T. H. McGee with Rev. James Moitler presiding on August 27. Reynolds, from Foster Reynolds’s line, is noted for character and industry while Minnie McGee, once a Cheyenne county homesteader and Sidney teacher, is praised as amiable and progressive. Mrs Eugene Taplin and Mr Taplin attended the David City wedding last week.

T. H. McGee James Moitler Edgar Reynolds Minnie McGee Foster Reynolds Butler County Press Miss McGee Cheyenne County Union Valley Sidney School Eugene Taplin Sidney Draw Taplin David City

A Very Pleasant Party Hosted by Miss Griffth

Miss Mattie Griffth and Miss Irene Sullivan hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at Griffth residence with elaborate lighting and games. A generous lunch followed a duration from nine to eleven thirty, enjoyed by a group of young ladies and masters including Grace McIntosh Blanche Oberfelder Grace Hart Sadie MecWadden Katie McFadden Grace Moore Katie Brennan Lucila Adams Gertie Sanders Louise Sullivan Earl Sanders Sidney Oberfelder George Gorham Guy Doran Willie Jessen Hugh Barnhart Eddie Griffith and Roy Struthers.

Mattie Griffth Irene Sullivan Grace McIntosh Blanche Oberfelder Grace Hart Sadie MecWadden Katie McFadden Grace Moore Katie Brennan Lucila Adams Gertie Sanders Louise Sullivan Earl ‘Sanders Sidney Oberfelder George Gorham Guy Doran Willie Jessen Hugh Barnhart Eddie Griffith Roy Struthers

Trans-Continental Yellow Fellow Relay Delayed

A large crowd gathered Monday evening to watch the trans continental yellow fellow relay race. The expected arrival at 9 30 fell behind schedule with rumors of 8 30 but the riders arrived at 9 57, 27 minutes late. Chaffin and Wilkins from Cheyenne transported the package to Roddy and Ell of North Platte who were to ride to Chappell with it.

H. A. Chaffin F. O. Wilkins Cheyenne Jim Roddy John Ell North Platte Chappell

Two Lives Saved by Dr. King's New Discovery

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Illinois was told she had consumption and given up, but two bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured her. Thomas Eggers of 130 Florida Street San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold that neared consumption after one bottle, in two weeks. Free trials at W F Bassett's Drug Store with regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Phoebe Thomas Junction City Ill W. F. Bassett’s

Spirit of Revolution Attacks the Supreme Court Speech

Extracts from General Harrison's August speech in New York denounce the Chicago platform as revolutionary. He argues government by law and the courts must be protected against packing the Supreme Court, emphasizes the duty to enforce federal law, and warns voters to defend constitutional balance.

Chicago Bryan Peter Father Senator Hill Senator West United States Tillman Cleveland Altgeld Kentucky Tennessee Supreme Court of the United State Committee On Supreme Court Congress Legislative Hill White House Bryce American Commonwealth

Semi Weekly State Journal campaign offer in Nebraska

The Semi-Weekly State Journal of Lincoln, Nebraska offers twice weekly mailings through January 1, 1897 for 24 cents or through January 1, 1898 for one dollar. A twenty five cent option runs through the rest of the year, with a dollar for the longer period described as a major reader value.

State Journal Lincoln Neb Nebraska

Redington Haying Season Amid Busy Social Week

Special correspondence notes haying underway with warm 105 106 degree days and improving business. Local residents and visitors like Schultz Coulter Wagner Mackie Neuber and several families frequent Sidney events, weddings and travels from Redington to Colorado Springs and Utah Hot Springs while schools, fairs and post office aid fill daily life.

Schultz Potter Warren Coulter Joss Holliway Jloveland Colo Redington W. E. Wagner T.&. Mackie

Riverside Keapings Special Correspondence

Fred Baker visits Miss Johnson on Sunday while Anthony Johnson and Fred Baker display riding skills. Last week haying kept steelworkers busy as corn advances before frost. Rumors of a neighborhood grand blow out circulate. Harvey Rosewater debate in The Weekly Eve August 25 carries mixed impressions.

Fred Baker Miss Johnson Mrs. Rolan Belmont Jack Frost Anthony Johnson Mr. Rosewater

Sand Hills Notes On Haying And Local Happenings

Special Correspondence reports fine haying weather and local activity. Names mentioned include Simon Haggarty and Miss Pearl Rodgers working for J. C. Moffett, A D Rodgers on George Rodgers ranch, and J A Lee offering haircuts. Cattle moved to Alliance. Mrs J W Rodgers plans to move to Alliance for schooling. Ora pursues music lessons. Carrie Rodgers suffers a serious riding accident. Local surveyors are active in the Sand Hills.

Simon Haggarty J. C. Moffett Dolph Pearl Rodgers A. D. Rodgers George Rodgers J. A. Lee Dug Rodgers John White Alliance John Willis Lee Lisco Sand Hills Billy Haynes Donovan J. T. Rodgers George White John Lee Julia Cramer J. W. Rodgers W. E. Covall Ora Carrie Rodgers

Colton Precinct Meeting Call Seeks Nomination

The Republican voters of Colton precinct are requested to meet at the Colton school house on Saturday September 19 1896 at 7 o clock p m for nominating a full precinct ticket and transacting other business as comes before the meeting. V F Kucera precinct committeeman

Colton Colton School House V. F. Kucera

Electric Bitters touted for elderly bowel and kidney care

An old folks remedy claims to regulate bowels and kidneys without whiskey. The tonic is described as an atonic alterative that gently aids stomach and digestion, strengthens organs, and acts with nature. Bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar at W. F. Bassett's Drug Store.

W. FE. Bassett

Backlen's Arnica Salve for Skin Ailments

Vintage advertisement touts Backlen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guarantees satisfaction or money refunded, price 25 cents per box. For sale by F. Bassett. om

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