Commissioners Audit Grist of County Claims in 1915
Cheyenne County Nebraska board sees bid rejection for Krueger bridge approaches and authorizes road 258A. Depository status granted to Sidney State Bank. Audited claims include Sidney Lumber Co and Jones Bros.. adjournment set for October 5 1915 with H T Doran as county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Road
Sidney State Bank
L. R. .Barlow
N. H. Troelstrup
Frank X. Rihn
H. T. Doran
Nebraska
T.E. Quinn
Bronson
Krueger Bridge
Sidney Lumber Co
Turroughs Adding Machine Co
Omaha Printing Co
Blausey & Burdick
Fred Schnuelle
Jones Bros
G Simon
Services Insanity Board
Cceveaests
E Gapen
T Doran
F Livoni
Auto Hire
Savante Es Bale
County of
Morrill
Brank B
Johnson Judgment
Martin Boreson
Lloyd Mann
W Scott
Board of Health
L Timblin
Cheyenne County
Johnson
Gus Wellner
Als
Simon Fishman
Same
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Fishman
J W McDaniel
Wel
Iggenet
David Huff
Anne McFadden
Sidney Municipal. Service Co
Neb Tel Co
Sidney Drug Co
Metropolitan Hotel
J A Bentley
Wilhelmie Ehmke
Edward G Krebs
Individual Style Show Attracts Large Fair Crowd
The Hornaday Moise & Grain Co staged an in store style show on Friday, the fair’s second day. Living models displayed new fashions in garments with graceful poses. Attendees in cars and on sidewalks watched Miss Edna Rowan, Miss Nellie Dedrich, Miss Nellie Armstrong, Miss Phyllis Corbett, Master Ross Barker, Norine Dedrich and Wauneta Metz model the outfits.
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Hornaday Moise & Grain Co
Edna Rowan
Nellie Dedrich
Nellie Armstrong
Phyllis Corbett
Ross Barker
Norine Dedrich
Wauneta Metz
Streets in Sidney Badly Paved and Muddy
The writer laments Sidney streets as disgraceful with duck sloughs in main routes. Traffic weaves around mud holes, making rule compliance impossible. Drivers must dodge repeatedly, while sidewalks and pedestrians face danger on every block.
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Sidney
A Sharp and family at the Sidney Fair Saturday
A Sharp and his family attended the Fair at Sidney on Saturday, making a family outing noted in the local event column.
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A. A Sharp
Sidney
Dalton Resident Buys New Dodge from Local Agent
Sa H. C. Christensen of Dalton purchased a new Dodge car this week from the local agent J. L. Mcintosh. Mrs. Otto Hink left Monday for Omaha and other eastern points to visit relatives for a fortnight. W. C. Pettit of Elm Creek visited last Tuesday to attend to land interests in the county. Richard Schultz ten miles northeast was in town Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Christensen
Dalton
J. L. Mcintosh
Otto Hink
Omaha
W. C. Pettit
Elm Creek
Richard Schultz
Local Gossip Notes From Sidney Patrons and Visitors
Mr and Mrs C W West enjoy a cozy winter at C J Hellwig’s home. J W Werner of Gurley buys a Paige from agent W E Swatzlander. Miss Duffy of Denver joins Hornaday store millinery. Frank Haiston visits family after a Colorado year. Miss Mabel Brewer drove Sheriff McDaniel to Lodgepole to fetch a man wanted in Idaho for wife desertion. J C Baldwin, now in Seattle, stopped briefly. Miss Oldershaw goes to Kearney to complete normal studies and earn state life certificate. James McNulty, Davison precinct, seen in Sidney with grain wealth. Hornaday Moise and Grain Co builds a new ware room by Vine and Front near U P tracks. Carl Trognitz returns from Denver where his wife recovers from appendicitis. nurse attends daily.
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Mabel Brewer
Sheriff McDaniel
Idaho
National Bank Examiner Clears First National Bank
National Bank Examiner Dorsey visited the city early this week and conducted the semi annual exam of the First National Bank. He approved the bank’s affairs with official sanction, noting the financial institution’s thriving condition.
Miss Mildred Miles Heads to Lincoln for Drama Course
Miss Mildred Miles leaves Sunday night for Omaha then Lincoln to pursue vocal and dramatic art at the state university, building on six years at Brownell Hall where she trained. A group of Sidney lads went to the Lincoln campus in a gay company including Al Greenlee, Elmer Grabill, and Edward Shoemaker, with Goldwyn Doran and Fred Parks set to enter law and engineering.
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Mildred Miles
Omaha
Lincoln
The
State University
Brownell Hall
Sidney
State University At Lincoln
al Greenlee
Elmer Grabill
Edward Shoemaker
Goldwyn Doran
Fred Parks
Marble delivery boosts Carthage quarry to Sidney bank project
A car load of marble from Carthage Missouri was delivered to the New American Bank building as work progresses. Dr W Turner Bikner settles in the McIntosh building and Dr Elkner attracts new patients while C W West and wife prepare the Harper building for a new five and ten cent store. Mrs West previously Nellie Shepherd ties the newcomers to local families, including Mrs Hiett.
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Carthage
Missouri
New American Bank
W. Turner
Bikner
McIntosh
Sidney
Elkner
Eikner
Milwaukee
Wis
C. W. West
Harper
West
Nellie Shepherd
George Shepherd
A. T. Hiett
Car Trade Sends Single Seated Roadsters to Locals
Joe Hahler returned from Lincoln with a load of small Monroe Chevrolet roadsters for his trade. Before this consignment he sold roadsters to Ab Lumpkin, Mr. Fenske of Lodgepole, and W. A. Mitchell of the South Divide. All are bachelors and the single seated car suits calling on young ladies.
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Joe Hahler
Lincoln
Ab Lumpkin
Mr. Fenske
Lodgepole
W. A. Mitchell
South Divide
County Crows Record High Wheat and Corn Yields
Farmers report striking yields across fields with Frank Ackerman at 30–35 bushels per acre in wheat and 45 in oats, Fred Bratz at 55 bushels per acre in wheat, Richard Schultz measuring 26–30 in winter wheat across 120 acres and 40–50 in oats across 50 acres, plus substantial corn. The Dalton area aims to compile full crop totals, inviting readers to share results.
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Frank Ackerman
Fred Bratz
Weyerts
Richard Schultz
Near
Gurley
L. F. Cunningham
Milo Webster
Davison
O. E. Dimmick
Here
T. H .Backer
Mr. Backer
Dalton
Western Nebraska Trip Inspires Praise From O’Keefe
Joe O’Keefe and family returned from a 1600 mile automobile journey through Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado after 32 days on the road. They visited Beaver Cheyenne and Colorado mountain resorts and noted corn and wheat prospects in Kimball and Cheyenne counties.
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Nebraska
Joe O'Keefe
Wyoming
Coorado
O’keefe
Telegraph to shift to Friday publication cadence
The Telegraph announces a new volume start on October 2 with issue dates moved to Fridays. From October 1 readers will receive the weekly paper earlier, boosting weekend ad opportunities. Advertisers and contributors are urged to submit by Wednesday for Friday morning publication.
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Telegraph
Mail
Pleasant company at Mulkey home holds regular gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Owen T. Mulkey hosted a Wednesday evening visit with the Hornaday Company Store’s employer and spouses. A very enjoyable evening ended with a delicious lunch, and plans for future gatherings were announced. Born to Mr and Mrs Dobrinski a girl.
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Owen T. Mulkey
Hornaday Company
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Court House
Bridge Western Bridge and Construction Co
Albert Gaines
Charles Gunderson
Frank Bronson
Joe Vigzi
Frank ¢McCool
Lodgepole Road
T F Stroud & Co
George Dickinson
Hans Petersen
Orie
Fae Thurston
L-M-White
Sidney Road
Colton Road
Frank Zalesky
Jim Seda
William Sharman
LH Bordwell
P Witters
M Fusha
Rees Printing Co
Federal Chemical Co
State Journal Co
Hammond & Stephens Co
University Pub Co
Klopp & Bartlett Co
State Bank
Jesse.c. McNish
N.E
Medlogk, Cashier
C. J. Hellwig and
J. W. Werner of
Paige
W. E. Swatzlander
Miss Duffy
Denver
Hornaday Store
Frank Haiston
Colorado
Mrs
J. B. Haiston
J. C. Baldwin
Seattle
James McNulty
Hornaday Moise and Grain Co
Vine and
Front Street
U. P
Carl Trognitz
Livons & Son
the Telegraph
Mrs. Dobrinsk
Ideal Theatre
E. D. Smith
Mgr
King Bagantan
Jane Gall
James Fenimore Cooper
Shattered Memories
Underworld
Emma Dunn
Valley OF Silent Men
Ben Wilson
Dorothy Phillips
Lady Bafties
Detective Duck
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