Commissioners Official Proceedings Record
August primary accounts list payments to numerous officials and workers across districts including Lodgepole Sidney Colton Union Valley and Bridge Fund entries. Notable entries show FC Bates John Sharman Nels Thurston and Elmer Youngland with road work and bridge fund disbursements. Attest H T Doran County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DJ Flyon
Grant Brady
John Christensen
N Eaton
Bi Millard
Ab Pte
A Clinton
John Puvilat
FC Bates
JW Barris
Alex Kiston
Ingwerson
BO John Borges
Elives
Harr
Baker
Reinwuth
Bettendorf
Brockway
A Becker
John Cox
J Hammond
Elmer Youngland
Olson
L McKee
John Treinen
Same
Adam Schimka
J Kuhl
Ces
J Mitchel
HJ Anderson
W Portrey
Martin Cape
GF Drescher
HG Miller
Samé
Joseph Johnson
TE Thornburg
Ed Brennen
RJ Mulloy
W Chowins
P Chambers
Apt
JC Kreader
John Carlson
Fred Gundel
RK Jorgenson
OS Anderson
Ws Walsh
JJ Willis
OD Minshall
Miles & McIntosh
Bridge Fund
Pease & Sons
Bridge Lumber
Lodgepole
Button
Watson
Bronson District
Nels Thurston
Geo Hicks
Henry Walsh
LM White
Geo Gunderson
Carl Vinson
James Mitchell
John Walsh
Frank Kurtz
M Rooke
Allan Lough
John Englert
Brown
Chambers
John Linewall
Bd Root
le ‘ Eine
Union Valley
Ti Stikker
C Stikker
Wickard
H Stickker
Ben Stikker
School Notes on Education and Enrollment Growth
The article praises Prof. J. W. Crabtree's advocacy for accuracy and thoroughness in core subjects over new curricula. It reports Sidney’s rising enrollment at 278, with seating needs, grade splits, and staff adjustments. It notes Shakespeare readings by Sanford Dodge and upcoming basketball practice as Athletica prepares a winning team.
State Treasurer calls for more asylum funding in Nebraska
Lincoln Sept 15 State Treasurer Brian urges the next legislature to increase appropriations for state institutions. He favors building an additional wing at the Lincoln insane asylum and another at Hastings to provide humane care for the patients.
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Lincoln
Brian
Hastings
Le Grand Hotel Owner Praises Oregon Trip And Cheyenne County
T Buzzi of Le Grand Hotel in Sidney recently returned from a Pacific Coast excursion combining business and pleasure. He bought Oregon Gearhart lots near the beach for a future home and toured Columbia River with Clyde Van Gorder. Portland hosts and scenic rail lines impressed him, yet he prefers Cheyenne County upland over all observed locations.
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Geo
T. Buzzi
le Grand Hotel
Sidney
Pacific Coast
Ocean Beach
Gearhart
Oregon
Columbia River
Clyde van Gorder
van Gorder
Washington Street
Portland
Buzza
U. P
Oregon Country
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Pocatello
Cartwright Concert Co. at To bin opera house Monday night
Notices report the Cartwright Concert Co. performing at the To bin opera house on Monday night September 26 under the Belle M. Stoutenborough club. Local manager W Tillman handles IH Co. business. Mrs D R Campbell and children plan a visit to McCook Nebraska. An unnamed thief has stolen a buggy whip from A B Johnson amid several similar incidents as locals band together to identify the culprit.
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Cartwright Concert Co
Tobin Opera House
Opera House
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Sidney notes and moves in brief local items
Mr Webb is telephone night central. Mr Carey leaves for a short business trip to Denver. Miss Mildred Willams leaves Sunday for Lincoln State University. E M Roce and A R Agare returned Tuesday from Portland. Miss Maude Abernathy has taken a position in Mr Fighman’s store. Mrs Jeasie Stokes assists in the local department of THE TELEGRAPH. Mr Baker near Higgins reports 3000 bushels outa from fifty acres. Miss Janesta Clark left Tuesday for Kearney Neb where she will enter the State Normal. Fannie and Louis Bergman moved to Lincoln where Louis will go into business. Mine Josephine Scharmer leaves today for a two week visit in Denver with her sister Mia Sager. Mr Will Hollen, Sidney citizen, stopped over between trains. J A Woren and family passed through Sidney en route to Chappell. Mrs Clara Britton expects daughter Mrs R E Reddy tomorrow for a short visit. Mr Andrew Britton expected home from California. Sidney ball team disbanded. Guy Ferry and Sam Webb remain. Ralph Pettit on the Washington coast. Carl Ferry to Iowa, Dorney to Oklahoma City, Trimble to Milford Neb, Joe Symphemus to Wahoo Neb. Woman’s Club urges visiting ladies from surrounding towns to use the free rest room provided. matron will welcome them and watch children while mothers shop.
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Sidney
Guy Ferry
Sam Webb
Ralph Pettit Ia
Washington Coast
Carl Ferry
Iowa
Dorney
Oklahoma City
Trimble
Milford
Neb
Joe Symphemus
Wahoo
Christ Church Announces September Trinity Services Schedule
The church lists Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 10 a m Morning prayer with a public schools sermon at 11 a m and evening prayer with a pre recital organ program at 8 p m. The choir is enlarged and seats are free. A new concrete walk is being laid on the north side. The priest’s family expects to arrive around the 20th. The sermon topic is He Who Finds Fault With His Toolh.
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Christ Church
Safety match law aims for Omaha building code drive
The Nebraska State Fire Prevention association plans a push for a new Omaha building code and a model act to ban other than safety matches. Fire losses in 1909 reached 242 million dollars nationally as organizers prepare to refine proposals at a Chicago executive meeting on October 5.
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Omaha
Nebraska State Fire Prevention Association
Rome Hotel
United States
Frank B. Pond
National Association
Chicago
Two Negroes Are Lynched Near Tiptonville
Nashville Tennessee September 14 Will Sharp and Bob Bruce two negroes were lynched near Tiptonville Tennessee amid racial violence and local mob activity with details scarce and no official charges announced.
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Nashville
Tenn
Will Sharp
Bob Bruce
Tiptonville
Tuttle resigns as Boston and Maine president
A Boston dispatch reports Lucius Tuttle has resigned as president of the Boston and Maine railroad. President Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad is elected to fill the remainder of Tuttle's term.
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Lucius Tuttle
New York
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Road
President Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mr. Tuttle
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Childers
CJ Hellwig
Colton District
F Gunde), Jr
Wm Kemp
H T. Doran
J. W. Crabtree
Peru Normal
Crabtree
Sol Willis
Misa Jackson
Mise Evans
Mise Cooley
Echoe
Sanford Dodge
Hanna
Karl Linder
Hastings, Neb
Albert Linder
Linder
Callaway
Alfred Cooper
Joe Hahler
Denver
W. Tillman
The
International Harvester Co
Kimball
D. R. Campbell
McCook, Neb
May Robinson
Hillsboro
Illinois
J. C. Osborn
Idelwild Ranch
E. P. Swan
Sidney Drug Co
C. W. Hornaday
A. B. Johnson
V. E. Hinman
Cigar Store
Oberfelder Block
Mr. Webb
Carey
Mildred Willams
Lincoln State University
E M Roce
A.R. Agare
Jeasie Stokes
of the Telegraph
Janesta Clark
Kearney
Fannie
Louis Bergman
Louis
Mine Josephine Scharmer
Mia
Sager
Will Hollen
J.A Woren
Potter
Chappell
Clara Britton
R. E. Reddy
Andrew Britton
California
Santa Monica
Fire Prevention Association
Sk. J
Joseph Oberfelder
Nebraska
James” Tucker
Court House
W. Frazey
W.A. Hitcacock
Laramie
Wyoming
V. F. Kucera
Neuraska
K C. Beebe
Duntist
Gapen Block
Henry E. Gapen
J.S. Hoagland
W.v. Hoacland
Hoagland & Hoagland
North Platte
I Jeroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
F J. Woitisher
Cleburne Block
Frank L. Doty
Tur
1St National Bank
M. Graham
Dr. Stowitt
Stowitte
A. J. Kinnersley
Dalton
E. Mantor
W H. Becker
O’kane
Chichester
Best
Lehhart Land Co
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