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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1895
Page
5
The Heir store advertises a clearance with deep discounts on men’s suits at 2.75, dress shoes 1.25, work shoes 0.75 and 0.50, boys and children’s shoes, overalls and jackets, men’s and boys’ shirts, underwear, and double sweaters. Limited time bets on “great records” of price cuts aim to move stock fast.
The September term of the district court convenes on Sunday next with Honorable William Nevillle presiding. A long list of cases appears, including Brown vs Fowler et al and Tobin vs State, among numerous other civil actions and receivers involved, signaling an expected influx of jurors and witnesses to the county seat.
In Redington and Henry countiesFarmers pause for shift in politics as conversations heat up about when candidates will pull out. Nearby residents J H Sherer and family visit S Williams with plans to travel. Nellie Rance and Ralph Rance head to Omaha in care of James McMullan. E P Main plans Iowa move. Mrs Williams and daughter depart for Cheyenne. H Weilenman suffers stomach trouble from overwork. Farmers trade grain and debate nominations amid growing Sidney attention.
Special Correspondence reports from Wheatland where William Beldon arrives and Miss Suchtsen teaches in district 106. Sheriff Daugherty visits after witnesses and jurors. Ranch moves, melons and cabbages sold in town, warm days with 98 degree heat, and active harvests underway. A Wyoming hunting trip is planned by Squire Beasley and Byron Gilman, while others prepare fodder and thresh. Isaac N Hughes visits from Wyoming en route to Missouri with remarks on irrigation. Republican primary elects Bruce Wilcox, Samuel Coulter and A Lease as delegates and selects local officials for the county convention. Read Oberfelder's ad.
Opalallu News reports Hot Grimes likely to win the Republican judicial convention at Sidney next Saturday with a clear field. Hon H M Grimes of North Platte appears sole candidate as John R K Brotherton withdraws. Grimes widely known in the district. expected to mount a strong judgeship bid.
Mr Jacob Esbensen of Chicago Lumber Co Des Moines Iowa says he has sent medicine to his mother in the old country and endorses Chamberlains Balm as the best rheumatism remedy he has used for years. 50 cent bottles sold by Postoffice Drug Store.
Advertises through vestibuled trains from a unspecified origin to Chicago with dining cars first and second class sleepers and free reclining chair cars. Mentions fewest changes and trains via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line and directs inquiries to E. R. Brelsch, agent.
Dr. E. E. Tub of Chicago endorses Groff's Rheumatic Cure, claiming it is the most wonderful remedy for rheumatism and the sole cure found for its various forms. The testimonial appears in a local notice urging sufferers to try the treatment.
Solid vestibuled trains on the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line distance all competitors with ease. No delay at the Missouri River. For full information contact J R Broisch agent U P System.
The State Journal reports Secretary of State Piper will certify both Democratic factions as Democrats on the ballot. A February Supreme Court ruling allows the secretary to refrain from judging convention regularity and place both factions’ nominees with no distinguishing adjectives. Soft shells may face ballot confusion but must teach voters their three candidates.
Herb Wood visited the High School on Monday. Juniors dissect a dog. Two new pupils enter the Second Primary and one in the High School this week. Miss Wright visited Monday. Grammmar department now has forty six scholars with four new pupils this week. High School students form a literary society. officers elected Rudolph Kruse president Chas Tadley vice president Belle Hower secretary Will Harter treasurer Nellie Miles Frank Shelton editors. First programme set for a week from next Friday.
Names of residents traveling to Nebraska's famous event appear in a crowd list. The ad promotes No-to-bac as a tobacco-habit cure with a money-back guarantee, urging quitters to try the product through W F Baseett in Sidney Neb or by mail from The Sterling Remedy Co.
You can get more for your money in the sure return of health and enjoyment at any of the many resorts on the Union Pacific System than anywhere else on this continent. See your nearest Union Pacific agent. Summer Tour tickets on sale to Sept. 30th. E. L. Lomax, Gen's Pass and Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb.
Republican electors across Cheyenne county held precinct caucuses to nominate officers and pick delegates for the Sidney county convention. In Sidney, T B Dawson was elected chairman and J W Nelson secretary. Delegates named include C G Peterson Paul Borgquist M H Tobin William Eaton Charles Callahan J P Fisher M K B Wesbourn, with a central committee of Tobin Dawson Borgquist. Nominations for various local offices followed, and the meeting adjourned.
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