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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
4
A brief political notice lists Kinkaid of ONGS as a candidate for Member of Congress in the South District. No further details on platform or race provided in the readable text.
Congressman Frank W. Mondell of Newcastle Wyoming toured the region with Receiver McIntosh special agent M B Camplin and Deputy Marshal Jos Lefors He praised the irrigation measure's passage and said north and south table lands would be irrigated The government plan uses land funds for irrigation creating revenue and funding reservoir surveys and artesian wells Senator Millard urged studying stormwater storage in Black Hills canyon Sidney area with reclamation service chief engineer Nowell to lead the investigation in the west
Frank P. Boon and wife sell to Henry J. Ochsner property in northwest quarter 10-32-49 for 1200 dollars. Sarah A. McConnell and husband sell to F. H. King a 8 cent lot 66 Morrow addition Sidney. Mary L. Neliing and husband sell to F. H. King north 1/4 lot 66 Morrow addition Sidney for 500 dollars. Herman J. Schuaner and wife sell to Dempster Mill Mfg. Co. at no 23-14-47 for 8500 dollars. Gertrude Green sells to Geo. Richardson a new and wine and se ne 20-20-46 for 500 dollars. Lincoln Land Co. sells to Cedar P. Lon est lot 7 bik 2 1st addition to Bayard for 150 dollars.
A Democratic convention is called to meet at the Sidney court house on September 1 at 10 p m to elect delegates to the senatorial and representative conventions in Ocala Nebraska and to transact other business. Precincts receive representation: Bayard 3 Wing Bronson 2 Lodgepole 3 Colton Potter Cam Chirke 2 Kedington 3 Court House Sidney Davison 2 Prowndtz Eagle 1 Union Valley Gilchrust 2 Welr Lifeo Haynes 1 Total The district commissioners will hold a joint convention with same representation. Primaries are recommended around September th. Signed by SBERMAN MILLER Secretary.
The Republican electors of the Thirtieth Nebraska senatorial district are urged to send delegates to a convention on September 13 at Lovelock for nominating a candidate and other business. Counties listed for representation include Lincoln, Wy, Cheyenne, Dawson, Perkins, Grant, Scottsbluff, Hooker, Thomas, and Whiteball, with delegates urged to cast full votes for their delegation.
Republican electors in Atth district Nebraska set September 13 for a delegate convention at Oxalalla Kelth county to nominate one Republican candidate for Representative and conduct other business. Delegates mirror John E. Evans 1900 vote with one at large and one per 100 votes. counties listed with deputy districts. Proxies not seated. officers include WoC. Eccen chair and Thko. R. Ginn secretary.
Notice to Democrats of the Sth Senatorial District Nebraska that the convention will be held at the Court House in Ogalulla on Tuesday Sept 16 at two o clock a.m. to nominate one candidate for State Senator and conduct other business. Representation bases mirror current year conventions with counties listed by name and seat counts. By order of the district committee secretary. Bridgeport Neb.
Nottee issues notice that the Denveratle Representative convention for the kth district in Nebraska will meet at the Court House in Oxgil alla on a Tuesday in September for nominating a candidate for representative. Delegates by county are listed with counts. Chambers is chair and McCanutray is secretary.
The Burlington Route authorizes a one fare plus 2 round trip from all B and M points to many Ohio and Indiana destinations. Tickets go on sale September 9 16 and 23 with thirty day return validity. Sold via Chicago Peoria or St Louis. Inquiries to Burlington agent or J Francis General Passenger Agent.
D. W. White shuttled to Sidney on business while D Romine headed home to LinenIn. The Village Council met, and many residents visited, moved, or worked on farms, schools, or stores.
Nearly everyone is through haying with little delay despite rain. Mr and Mrs C A Tolle left Remsburgs ranch for Irving. Asa M Remsburg and Sydney Johnson attended Frontier Day in Cheyenne Wyoming. Mr and Mrs J Johnson marked 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday in a social gathering. Guests included Mrs Eric Lif and family and Mrs L M Meyer and daughter of Lisco. Wishing them many more such occasions.
Grant Brady and family visited Mrs. Gilman on Sunday. Frank Norfolk traveled to Heath Nebraska to fetch cattle. Albert and Gilbert Nelson become Union Pacific firemen. Chas Stanton spent Sunday night in Sidney with his parents. The John Willis sale drew a large crowd. Stanton plans to open a store at Potter soon. Will Gustafson expects home this week after Wyoming stay. Rain delays hay as locals hope for drying. Gustafson Jas McNulty and Jacob Eckert each shipped a cattle car Monday. Ed Sanders threshes about 800 bushels of grain a strong first crop. Miss Matilda Anderson looked for stray cattle early in the week. Buggy peddlers visited early trading for buggies. John Burke P J Dalton E B Polley and Fred Rush and family from Redington visited Sunday.
A series of welcome showers touched Lawrence Forks recently. Freddy Grubb of Bethel visited sister Mrs. A. M. Welton on Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Barricklow of Sidney and Miss Hilda Niebus oversaw the culinary department at Mr. Lindberg's ranch during haying. Mrs. Niehas left for Frontier Day in Cheyenne and will visit a sister and bring home her son Joe from Wyoming.
The text advises treating early croup signs in a child with Ballard's Horehound Syrup in small frequent doses and applying Ballard's Snow Liniment to the throat if a croupy cough begins. It appears as a historical medical note from Oc[ta]t D. J. Scanlan's.
W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and stomach eased by Dr King's New Life Pills. He felt like a new man and notes relief in stomach and liver troubles. Also an ear nose and throat call by Dr Seymour at U P Hotel on October 11.
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