Postmaster Pick Suggested for Sidney Nominates John T McIntosh
Congressman M P Kinkaid recommends John T McIntosh for Sidney postmaster to succeed Edward McLernon who resigns. McIntosh, longtime Burlington depot cashier, is praised as a genial capable office man likely to win popular approval. Taft must appoint before his western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Kinkaid
John T. McIntosh
Sidney
Edward McLernon
Department
McLernon
Taft
McIntosh
John McIntosh
Burlington
Reverend Zinnecker to Attend M E Conference in Lexington
Reverend Henry Zinnecker will leave next Thursday for the M E Conference at Lexington with Bishop Warren of Denver presiding. He does not expect to return to Sidney. His quiet progressive ministry has earned wide friendship and respect. He has long served as the town’s protestant minister and will be missed if appointed elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zinnecker
M. E
Lexington
Warren
Denver
Zinnecker
Sidney
Sidney News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Commerce
R A Blake attends State Fair and Nat Reeses advance agent was in town Thursday. John Johnson spends a day in Bridgeport this week. T M Freeman of Dalton visits Sidney Tuesday. I N Rice of Chicago visits nephew Dr Beebe. Ice Plant ships a carload to Ogallala this week. Mr and Mrs Woten of Potter shop in Sidney Tuesday. O Fundingsland hosts two land seeker groups Thursday. W T Schissler assists in Telegraph job room this week. J C McNish attends to business in Sidney Wednesday. James Quinn of Lake View Iowa visits Sidney Thursday for real estate matters. Almost all county schools have opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinn
Lake View
Iowa
Sidney
Sidney News Notes Delegates and Baseball Plans
Adolph Swenson left Wednesday for Angus Nebraska as a delegate to the United Brethren conference. The Sidney baseball club will play the Cheyenne Indians at Cheyenne Sunday with a return game in Sidney during fair week. Otis Chambers superintendent of the Minitare schools was in Sidney this week for his grandmother Mrs Sanderson funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Swenson
Angus
Nebraska
United Brethers Conference
Sidney Baseball Club
Cheyenne Indians
Cheyenne
Sidney
Otis Chambers
Sanderson
Banks in Sidney Show Prosperity and Local Visits
The issue prints statements from the American Bank and the First National Bank indicating a prosperous condition. Mrs. John Taylor of Sheridan visited Sidney on Monday en route to Cheyenne for the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. D. H. Wilkins of Stockham, a Sidney visitor, spoke with optimism about Cheyenne County’s agricultural prospects after touring lands north of town.
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American Bank
First National Bank
Sidney
John Taylor
Sheridan
A.S. Hardy
Taylor
Cheyenne
Grand
The
Order of the Eastern Star
D. H. Wilkins
Stockham
Hamilton County
Cheyenne County
J. J. McIntosh Improves After Illness
Friends learn J. J. McIntosh shows steady improvement as Dr H. E. Mantor reports favorable condition. On Monday engineers on the double-tracking project held a dance at Tobin's Opera House honoring two teachers traveling from Laramie to Sheridan. Sidney girls attended with chaperones Mr and Mrs Tinney. Vath's Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McIntosh
H. E. Mantor
Tobin
Opera House
Laramie
Sheridan
Sidney
September Jurors for Cheyenne County District Court 1911
A list of petit jurors drawn for the September 1911 term of Cheyenne County District Court, to be held September 25, 1911, includes Albert Yank, Fred Griffith, E F Bine, James Black, Williau Zigler, R O Raymond, Neal Thompson, Joel Wickard, John Fischer, U L Ahern, Liesd Manno, John Pantenb, Albert Benish, D C McDowell, L G Lowe, A King,urg, Fred Bratz, E L Hongen, John C Johnson, Adolph Kunozi, Henry Shrear, Andrew McAdam, J C Baldwin, E W Ziebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Albert Yank
Fred Griffith
E. F. Bine
James Black Williau: Zigler
R O. Raymond Neal Thompson
Joel Wickard
John Fischer
U. L. Ahern
Liesd Manno
John Pantenb
Albert Benish
D. C. McDowell L G. Lowe
A. King
L. T. L. Picnic at Gypsie Canyon Enjoyed by All
The L. T. L. picnic was held Thursday of last week at Gypsie Canyon and greatly enjoyed by all in attendance. The children seemed to have a fine time as this was their last outing before school starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsie Canyon
Farewell Spread Honors Elmer Grabill at Vienna Restaurant
On Monday evening the local F. P's hosted a farewell spread at the Vienna Restaurant for Elmer Grabill who is leaving for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P's
Vienna
Elmer Grabill
Weather of the Week Sees Storms and Rainfall
The week featured multiple storms with rain and wind flurries. The heaviest storm passed Thursday night. cooler air followed with overcast skies and misty conditions. Rainfall benefits fall crops across the region.
Union Pacific Official Visits City in Defense Case
N C Martin Assistant Superintendent of the Union Pacific Colorado Division was in the city Thursday consulting with Miles and McIntosh who are handling the defense of his son Harry N Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Martin
Union Pacific Colorado Division
Miles & McIntosh
Harry N. Martin
Robert Wright Attends College in York Nebraska
Robert Wright is enrolled as a student at a college located in York Nebraska. The note confirms his attendance and the city of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wright
York, Nebraska
Obituary notices honor Mrs William Anderson and Mrs Rebecca Sanderson
Two long serving community members die in Sidney age and family details. Louise Larson Anderson born Sweden 1852 moved from Chicago to Sidney with nine children. funeral held at Methodist church. Rebecca Hahn Sanderson born Lebanon County Pa 1837 married George Sanderson 1857. thirteen children. Both women attended Lutheran church. deaths Sept 4 and Sept 5 1911 respectively with funerals in Sidney and interment at Dunkard Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson Louise Larson
Sweden
William Anderson
Chicago
Sidney
Denver
Anderson
Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Henry Zinnecker
Rebecca Sanderson
Rebecca Hahn
Lebanon County
Owen County
Indiana
George Sanderson
Pawnee County
Nebraska
Sanderson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ellen Chambers
Mayton
Canada
Susan Chambers
Aona
Louis
Alex
Norton
Kansas
John
Lebanon
Samuel
Ryder
William
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
C. P. Chambers
Sorenson
Potter
Dunkard
Hope to Avert Strike in San Francisco Talks
Vice-President Kruttschnitt and Harriman line shop employees met in San Francisco on September 1 seeking to avert a strike. Kruttschnitt refused to recognize the federation, postponing strike action to September 8. An Advisory Board meeting on September 5 in San Francisco will decide if the strike is avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruttschnitt
Federated Shop
Harriman Line
San Francisco
Krutchsnitt
Marriage Licenses Issued in Burlington and Kimball
Mora Allen Dutton of Burlington Wyoming and Viola Pine of Kimball Nebraska were issued marriage licenses on Monday September 4 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora Allen Dutton
Burlington
Wyoming
Viola Pine
Kimball
Nebraska
DuTtton Pine and Viola Pine wed in Wyoming
In Lington Wyoming, DuTtton Pine and Viola Pine of Kimball Nebraska were married at the M E parsonage Monday evening September 4 by Reverend Henry Zinnecker. Father and mother of the bride witnessed. The couple will reside in Burlington Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora Allen Dutton
Burlington
Wyo
Viola Pine
Kimball
Nebr
M. E. Parsonage
Henry Zinnecker
Wyoming
Railroad Notes From Sidney on Local Movements
Oscar Hoffman takes a vacation as W W Whitmore visits. A carload of apples moved on U P tracks and two carloads of peaches from Brigham Utah were distributed locally. Sept Roth’s private car stopped in Sidney on No 5. Frank Pflagen U P Signal Superintendent visited on road matters. C W Simon returned from vacation. his wife visited Hershey. Supt McKeown and Asst Supt Wharf inspected rail property. Cocoanut oil from last week’s wreck spilled en route to reload, with $4000 loss. Workers show willingness to avoid strikes, shifting risk to federation. A wreck near Smeed damaged ten cars but no injuries. Elmer Grabill heads to Grand Island for business college. Hats to be sold Sept 11 at T F Thornburg. Grace Weber Milliner announces line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Whitmore
U. P
Roth
Sidney
Frank Pflagen
Brigham
Utah
McKeown
Wyoming Division
Wharf
Smeed
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J. T. McIntosh
Car of
Michigan
R. A. Blake
Nat Reese
John Johnson
Bridgeport
T. M. Freeman
Dalton
I. N. Rice
Dr. Beebe
Ogalalla
Mrs. Woten
Gr Eh. O
Fundingsland
W. T. Schissler
Telegraph
J.C. McNish
Squeee-Ak
Evurome
Des Moines Register
Athy
Fred Bratz
E. L Hongen
John C. Johnson
Adolph Kunozi
Henry Shrear
Andrew McAdam
J.C. Baldwin
E.W Ziebert
L. T. L. Picnic
Stag Party
J. C
Baldwin
DuTtton—Pine
Railroad Notes
Oscar Hoffman
C. W. Simon
Ohio
Illinois
Hershey, Neb
Harriman
International Committee
Federation
Grand Island
Business College
T. F. Thornburg
Grace Weber
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