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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1901
Page
4
Democratic and Populist State Con ventions set for Lincoln on September 17. Republican county convention scheduled for Bridgeport on September 28. Democratic and Populist county conventions planned for Sidney on September 28. Cheyenne County fair runs at Bayard from September 24 to 29.
A pasted roster shows multiple candidates announcing for Sheriff County Clerk County Superintendent Treasurer and County Judge in Cheyenne county and statewide offices. Names include H Sedgwick L Guold J Ernst M E Washburn and others pledging party convention support and candidacy status.
A call for a delegate convention in Sidney Nebraska sets a September 23 1901 meeting to nominate candidates for county offices including sheriff coroner treasurer clerk and superintendent and a separate third district nomination for county commissioner. Primaries are advised for Sept 2 to select precinct officers and delegates to the county convention.
The Republicans of Sidney precinct are called to meet in caucus at the Court House on Saturday September 21 at 2 p.m. to nominate a precinct ticket and select nine delegates to attend the county convention. T. B. Dawson, Committeeman.
The Democrats of Sidney precinct are called to meet in caucus at the engine house on Saturday September 21 at 2 p.m. for nominating precinct officers and selecting nine delegates to the county convention. James O'Kanr, Committeeman.
Republicans of Cheyenne County Nebraska are called to assemble in White and Paxton Hall Bridgeport on September 28 1901 at 2 PM to nominate candidates for County Treasurer Sheriff and Judge and conduct other business. Delegates are apportioned by precinct based on votes for John F Nesbit at the last general election with primaries set for September 21 1901. No proxies allowed. delegates cast full precinct votes. Secretary J L Metsrosa and Chairman J B Trinnier announce details.
The Union Valley precinct Republicans and Democrats call a caucus for Saturday September 21 at 2 p m. at the schoolhouse and Henry post office respectively to nominate a precinct ticket and select delegates for the county convention. Republican leader H G Hinrichs and Democrat E H Miture announce the meetings.
Eagle precinct Republicans meet at the Sam Jones schoolhouse district 69 on Saturday September 21 at 7 pm to nominate a precinct ticket and select one delegate to attend the county convention. John Seifer is committeeman.
The legislature rewrote appointment authority for election judges and clerks from the county judge to district court clerks. Party central committees must submit five names per precinct twenty days before elections. the district clerk selects three judges and two clerks per precinct from those lists based on last election tallies. Fines apply for those who fail to serve when summoned. Comment on Sidney Union Pacific division point recalls early days, vigilante actions, and current peace in Sidney. A jury in Judge Sanders' court deliberated a case between stock ranchers J W Nelson and D R Snider. the jury disagreed and was discharged.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a notice concerns the MeKtinsey Lanning Loan and Trust Company proceedings. The document references a court filing in the District Court of Cheyenne County and includes party names and case context.
An order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court directs Sheriff von Franx Hina to sell the southwest quarter of section 28, township 18 north, range 52, Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy a judgment for Fred Lindberg against Ross W. Davis and Elin Davis, James G. Smith, and Geo. E. Warner. The sale is to be held October 3, 101, at 10 o'clock a.m. in front of the Sidney courthouse.
Public notices from Sidney Nebraska dated Aug 5 1901 and Aug 7 1901 announce settler William I Harper and Johan Thompson filing for final proof to support claims before Register in Sidney on Sept 18 1901. Also a sheriff sale of lots 1 2 3 in section 2 township 23 range 49 Cheyenne County to satisfy a $142.19 judgment against Lest er R Johnson set for Sept 28 1901 in front of the Sidney courthouse.
On January 2 100 Gustav Schmidt purchased land for delinquent taxes in Cheyenne County Nebraska the southeast quarter of section 32 township 11 north range 4 west. Redemption ends January 2 1902. Public sale may occur October 8 from by order of Frank L Brown Belmont Irrigating Canal and Water Power Co. at the county courthouse north door.
James McMullan sues Frank W Ottaway and Anna Ottaway to foreclose a mortgage on Lot four, block 50, Sidney Nebraska. The note dates August 15, 1900, for 50 dollars, six months due. Currently 5.40 dollars owed plus interest. Defendants must answer by October 28, 1901. Also notice of land claim in Hillsboro Illinois for timber culture with witnesses from Simla Nebraska.
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