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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
7
The Sidney Mercantile Company hosted a two day millinery opening this week. Styles are bold and artistic with beautiful color blends and attractive children’s hats. The event drew local praise and despite town size the display proved unusually successful.
Malony sought for wife desertion in Sheridan Wyoming was detained here by Sheriff McDaniel last Saturday and then Sheriff Beneifel returned him to Sheridan to face charges.
Dr Muantor visits Cozad and returns. County board meets October 4. John Stlaiston buys a car in Sidney. Calla lily bulbs for sale at Mrs Essigs. Orange Mercer visits with sister Mrs Haskell. Zinneker trio attend conference in North Platte. J J Parks closes land deal in Chappell. Beebe and Callahan couples travel to Sterling. Sterling suffers 6000 dollar fire. shop, harness shop and hardware store destroyed. Doty family and Haskells spend Sunday at Sonsie Farm. Duck hunting opens September 15 with poor luck reported. Andy Britton returns from California in improved health. Mrs J A Bentley travels to Clinton Iowa. R A Blake covers Bentley Land Co. duties. Democrats head to Sheridan for state convention. F W Vath tours Sidney Mercantile and nearby cities. electric park and theaters visited. Lake Michigan boat trip described. visit to friends in Omaha and Chicago. Vath glad to return home. Western Nebraska towns perform substantial work for their size.
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Trenton, Sept 14 The Jersey primary returns arrive slowly and remain approximate. Republicans show a large vote for the United States senator race as results filter in from scattered precincts across the state.
Late returns from Portland show Frederick W. Plaisted of Augusta winning the governorship by about 9900 votes over Governor Pert M. Fernald. Democrats carried parts of thirteen of sixteen counties for county officers and won multiple congressional seats in the Second and Third districts, with control of the legislature enabling a potential U.S. Senate selection and key state offices.
About 150 ministers arrived in Fullerton Nebraska to open the North Nebraska conference of the Methodist Episcopal church with Bishop John L. Nielsen presiding. The board of trustees passed condolence resolutions on M. C. Main of Wayne and noted the need to elect a new conference treasurer. Rumor swirls over who will succeed William Gorst as Omaha district superintendent.
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