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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
1
The article argues osteopathy and massage can greatly alleviate many diseases by restoring blood circulation and organ function. It cites Dr Still and emphasizes patient responsibility, living habits, and doctor as teacher, noting benefits for both chronic and acute conditions across all ages.
A. D. Cressy of Washington DC toured Sidney on Monday, praising Cheyenne county soils and predicting land values rising from 4 to 7 dollars per acre to thirty dollars within two years if farmers adopt new agricultural methods. He urged deep plowing, sugar beet potential, dairy expansion, and fire guards along railroad lines to curb prairie fires.
In Sidney precinct caucus at the court house last Saturday J. J McIntosh was chosen chairman and F A Gapen secretary. Delegates to the county convention include W J Shoemaker J J McIntosh B A Jones W W Aldridge H A Brockway Swan Dedrick Fred Wacker and A Pease. Precinct ticket lists John P Fischer road overseer south side Henry Raymond road overseer north side F Winkleman and J W Nelson justices of the peace M E Washburn and So Willis constables. Election officers recommended include North side judges B W Chase Gus Runge Ang Bowman clerks Isaac Jones and P R Borgquist south side judges D A Barnhart H Redington and H A Brockway clerks L Neubauer and W Doran.
Dr and Mrs Stowitts entertained a small group last Saturday in Sidney to honor Edwin Stowitts of Lead S J a host guest nephew and Miss Fay Blanchard sister of Mrs Stowitts were among attendees Cards and music preceded a luncheon Prizes awarded at high five included Lindies first prize to Mrs J J McIntosh consolation to Mrs Dr Beebe gents first prize to F A Gapen consolation to Dr Beebe Guests included Mr and Mrs J J McIntosh Mr and Mrs C C Callahan Dr and Mrs Beebe Miss Radcliff Miss Fuller Miss McIntosh Miss Gapen and Messrs Hubert Fuller W S Doran Rev Frost and A Gapen
Friends gathered at the bride Miss Mise Inez Battershell and Mr Leo Kilgore on Wednesday evening September 20 at Colton precinct home. The ceremony was at six by Rev Hageman of Sidney M E Church. Guests enjoyed a plentiful wedding dinner and merrymaking. They will reside on the Henry Neumann ranch at Sunol.
Charles J. McIntyre and Emma C. Johnson married Wednesday afternoon at the Catholic parsonage with Rev. Father Sullivan officiating. McIntyre works for the U P railroad and has a solid record. Johnson is a Cheyenne County native with many friends.
Harper and Wright announce a car load of stoves and ranges including low priced and high quality models in one shipment. Their line of heaters and ranges aims to impress with variety and value.
Frequent visitors include Henry Vick of Dalton and Mrs Frank King visiting Missouri. Dozens of colleagues and officials pass through Sidney with trains late due to heavy passenger traffic. Robt McAdam from Potter, Isidore Mayer visiting Oberfelder brothers, and Edward Francis on Cheyenne business. Republican county convention in Sidney. Grace Hurt begins Colton district teaching. Local figures travel to Omaha St Louis and Buda on business. A electrical storm damaged lines. state game commissioner J M Woodard in town. J W Harper travels to St Louis and Buda. Rev Beecher returns from Europe tour. Town notes grain movement and frost benefits. jail ceiling being upgraded. Chas Barber departs to Los Angeles for school post.
H T Dean from Bridgeport and Lee Nunn of Redington visited Sidney on Wednesdays. Mrs Frances Land of Court House Rock precinct and Fred Dawson of the Pacific hotel department were in town. Miss Nettie Ackerman debuted as a District 7 teacher near Bridgeport. Attorney Woolley of Grand Island handled business in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Will Grosvenor welcomed a ten pound girl born Thursday. Mrs Booth arrived from Chicago for the winter with her sister Mrs F C Beebe. Lodgepole representatives Bowser Nichol and others visited. M A Swift, Lodgepole pioneer and former postmaster, was in Sidney. Rev Hardesty and family moved between conference posts. revival prospects for continued service at this place. NM E Church officers invited the September 1906 conference to Sidney. Ida Hammer of North Platte honored by a gathering at Mrs Ahrens’ home with a luncheon. A main telephone line incident melted by a live wire disrupted service Sunday. S Fishman returned from Denver. his wife recovered from tumour surgery. Elder Jesse Y Heckler from Alva will preach at the Dunkard church Friday and conduct communion Saturday evening and services Sunday. Everyone invited.
Harold Willis advanced to the fourth grade this week while Edgar Hopkine returns to the third grade. The big school boys form a football club and several students enter grades seven eight and two on Monday and Thursday visitors Mrs Mary Davis and Joseph Oberfelder with daughter Mrs Cohn called in the first intermediate Wednesday afternoon.
Jas McNulty and Misa Roce Kelley wed in a Tuesday morning ceremony conducted by Rev Father Sullivan at the local Catholic church. The groom is described as a thrifty ranchman from Davisian precinct and the bride recently settled in the county, highly regarded by friends. The notice also promotes Here & Wright's Peninsula range and Browning Thornburg dress goods.
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