Territorial Judicial and County Official Nominations Listed
A listing of judicial and county office candidates including Justices of the Supreme Court John B. Barnes Jacob Fawcett Samuel H. Sedgwick Regents Charles 8. Allen W. G. Whitmore and to fill vacancy Frank L. Waller County Clerk Ho T. Doran Sidney County Treasurer Robt A Barlow Sidney County Judge James C Ludson Sidney County Sheriff YP H Barrett Colton County Superintendent Edith H Morrison Lodgenole County Coroner O M Wright Sidney County Surveyor L H Bordwell Sidney Commissioner 1st District L R Barlow Lodgepole
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Supreme Court
John B. Barnes
Jacob Fawcett
Samuel H. Sedgwick
Ho T. Doran
Sidney
Robt. A Barlow
James C.ludson
Sherif
YP. H. Barrett
Colton
Edith H. Morrison
Lodgenole
0. M. Wright
L. H. Bordwell
L. R. Barlow
Lodgepole
Democratic County Ticket Selections Listed
The slate includes W. R. Wood of Weyerts and James Tucker of Sidney for county offices and J. W. McDaniel of Sidney for sheriff. L. W. Brott of Sextorp is named for the county commissioner third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wood
Weyerts
James Tucker
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
L. W. Brott
Sextorp
Daniel McAleese Seeks Sheriff Office in Cheyenne County
Daniel McAleese of Sidney announces his candidacy by petition for Cheyenne County Sheriff in the November 2, 1909 general election. He has 25 years in the county and two prior terms as sheriff 1896-1897, pledging to merit the public’s confidence if re elected.
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Cheyenne County
Daniel McAleese
Sidney
Neb
Sheriff McDaniel Seeks Re Election Support
A brief notice from J. W. McDaniel thanks supporters from the primary and asks for continued votes at the general election on November 2 for re election as sheriff. He notes four years of administration and requests approval and votes.
Bettendorf Announces Nonpartisan Bid for Cheyenne County Judge
H Bettendorf declares candidacy as a nonpartisan petition candidate for County Judge of Cheyenne County in the general election set for November 2, 1909. He emphasizes a reform platform and urges voters to support his bid.
Local notes from Higgins area and surrounding towns
Higgins and O S Brooks visit wife in Omaha then return to Last Chance ranch. Dalton hosts large Sunday School convention with many attendees from here. Five Sidney cars traveled these roads last Sunday. J C Hudson canvassed friends for upcoming November election. J B Halston hauled seven cent hogs. Sidney market activity noted Monday. Cline the nail carrier starts a new route from Higgins to Ickes. New seats added to the schoolhouse this term. Eldo Matthews heads east and plans to stay near Bancroft for winter. Christ Episcopal church reports no services as rector is away at Ogalalla.
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Dalton
Sidney Apun
J.C. Hudson
J. B. Halston
Sidney
Cline
Higgins
Ickes
Eldo Matthews
Bancroft
Governor Johnson of Minnesota Dies Amid Ill Health
The report notes Governor Johnson of Minnesota died on September 21 after a long intestinal illness. The piece includes editorial lines about death and references to President Taft and Lincoln, emphasizing restraint and urging timely publication before Omaha papers publish further.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Taft
Lincoln
Omaha
Autumn Farming Roundup Near Potter
Clara comments on autumn weather as Robi notes corn cutting by Eppa for several farmers. Tom Quinn Ed Quinn and Henry Shrear moved cattle to Potter. Fred Beyer builds a well arranged barn. C O S Brookin returns home from Omaha. Mrs Higgins visits Sextorp. Frank Beyer spent Saturday with friends north of Potter. Farmers plan large winter wheat acreages. Roy Wisner of Montauk Ranch leaves for Idaho this week.
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Tom
Ed Quinn
Henry Shrear
Potter
Fred Beyer
Pleasant callers and local visits mark North Divide news
North Divide reports several social calls at Myers and Highland school. Mr and Mrs Webster welcome a baby boy. Ray Waterman and Alvah Birdwell visited Nelk’s. John Branger called at Hanes Christensen’s. Geo Rubter returned from Kimball and Frank Rihn travelled to Dalton.
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Ray Waterman
Alvah Birdwell
Nelk
John Branger
Hanes Christensen
Geo. Rubter
Kimball
Frank Rihn
Dalton
Sidney Draw Hay and Local Visits Reported
The brief item notes Mr Lawrence putting up hay on Mr Barron's place and many local residents busy in hay fields. Visitors include Mise Smith and Mies Erdwine of Sidney visiting Viola Cox, while Elga Pitts works for J M Nelson.
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Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Barron
Mise Smith
Mies Erdwine
Sidney
Viola Cox
Elga Pitts
J. M. Nelson
Calf Roundups and Farm Work Near Scotts Bluff
Mrs Charley Portrey and her sister visited Scotts Bluff last week while John Anderson kept the boys busy rounding up calves Roy Ayars harvested corn for C J Oaborn during the latter part of the week The Culture Club met with Mrs Harrison on the 28th C S Anderson and Mr Rose put up hay on the Edner place A R Agala lost a yearling calf to a larger grey wolf Mrs Rose visited Lodgepole that week The Davis melon patch has attracted many to the market
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John Anderson
Roy Ayars
C. J
C. S. Anderson
Mr. Rose
Edner Place
A. R. Agala
Land Purchase Inquiry for Table Land near Sidney
An inquiry from writer Herman Springer of Sidney Nebraska seeks to buy ten or fifteen quarters of good quality table land. The notice signals available acreage and local land terms while indicating a straightforward purchase intent.
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Wire Herman Springer
Sidney
Neb
Railroad Notes Show Staff Movements and Local Projects
Patten rejoins the roundhouse force after resigning from the Burlington. Hugo Minshball leaves his post as engine inspector to farm in Colorado. Peter Jessen fails the extra fireman exam at North Platte due to his eyes and will resume in the round house. Geo. Parks takes a 30 day layoff for the exposition. Foreman Smith nears completing the new water system with one stand pipe left. Frank Sheckler resigns as rationary fireman for outside winter work. Foreman Nicholson adds two tapes to his fore as engine cleaners. Foremen Bixby and Murphy and crews plan to raise the Union Pacific hotel building about one foot. Chas Cradit leaves the car department for Fred Dresser the transfer man. Roscoe Zimmer returns after a layoff spent at a North Platte ranch. William Morris moves his family to North Platte and completes a new house local to settle again.
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Patten
Round Hones
Burlington
Hugo Minshball
Colorado
Peter Jessen
North Platte
Round House
Geo. Parks
Foreman Smith
Frank Sheckler
Foreman Nicholson
Foreman Bixby
Foreman Murphy
Union Pacific
Chas Cradit
Car
Sidney notes and social items from local visitors
Mrs Henry Null spent a week visiting North Platte friends. M M Herbert of Highland Ranch shipped cattle to South Omaha last Saturday. Final proofs were made before Judge Tucker by Potter residents J H Mahler J D Walker and E G Thornburg. Attorney J H Woolley of Grand Island attended business here Wednesday. A light front reminded that winter is near and caused no damage. Mrs Frank Winkelman traveled to North Platte Thursday and then to Broadwater. George Buzza and others enjoyed a Sunday automobile party to rural districts. A little son arrived for Mr and Mrs Milton M Preston. Mrs Preston was Vinnie Bordwell of Sidney. F L VanGorder reports from Lake View Oregon on land investments. Purchasers here have drawn to date. A J and Mrs Haskell and friends visited. Mrs N N Epperson of Afton IA and Mrs Shaw of Villisca IA were at Sonsie farm with the Knox family. W P Miles plans a new building east of the Odd Fellow hall, may wait till spring for supervision. Mrs Julia Shelton-Bell visits Sidney friends. home is Austin Texas and she taught for years. Judge Tucker and family returned from Omaha Chicago Milwaukee. he critiques Iowa yet shares humor. The Millinery Opening at Sidney Mercantile Store drew a large crowd with Sidney Orchestra and staff. Over 200 ladies visited Friday. many more Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Mercantile
Sidney Orchestra
Corpa
For Sale Land in Cheyenne County with Water Rights
Eight quarters of Cheyenne county land offered for sale. Some acres irrigated with permanent water rights. Good improvements. Entire property fenced and cross fenced. Written inquiries to Owner, P O Box 438.
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Cheyenne County
P. O
Sidney, Neb
Local Discount Offer on Bills From 5 to 10 Dollars
A notice promises a discount on customer bills ranging from five to ten dollars with reductions between ten and fifteen percent. The text outlines payment benefits and eligibility for the reduced charges. The source emphasizes savings for qualifying accounts and times of application.
Furniture Sale Promises Discounted Holiday Gifts
A long advertisement promotes a 30 day period starting today for furniture stores and china, urging shoppers to buy holiday presents at discounted prices during the sale. It positions the shopping event as an opportunity to save on furniture and fine china.
Local notices and moving reports from Sterling area
Local items report visits and movements of residents with connections to Scottsbluff, Chappell and Sidney. Attendees at Masonic lodge in Chappell and appointments for church calls are noted, plus a family trip to Excelsior Springs and future Omaha home plan. Also announced are subscription collector openings for Success Magazine and a bicycle giveaway promotion from The Bicycle Man in New York City.
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Success Magazine
Sidney
H Building
New York City
N. Y
Danger in Delay Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Local User Testimony
Mrs A Hoople of 203 E 19th St Kearney Nebraska reports acute back pain weak kidneys and frequent urination. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with prompt relief after using them in Denver and continues to take them. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Doan
Mre. A. Hoople
19Th St
Kearney
Neb
Denver
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Lincoln Journal Cuts Trial Offer to 1 Dollar
The Lincoln Daily State Journal slashes price to one dollar for daily and Sunday access through January 1, 1910. Aimed at attracting thousands of new subscribers, the offer runs only for a limited time and emphasizes a clean, independent paper with broader news and practical reads for Nebraskans.
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Lincoln Daily State Journal
Washington
Masses of Nebraskan
Lincoln Journal
Real Estate for Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
For sale section 23 township 16 range 47 Cheyenne county Nebraska price $20.00 per acre cash balance in 2 and 3 years at 6 percent interest address C A Camp Henry Marshall Co Illinois
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Township
Range 47
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
C.A. Camp
Henry
Marshall Co
Illinois
Telegraph Advertises Office Supplies and New Book Line
The Telegraph notes a complete line of typewriter ribbons paper and carbon paper in any quantity plus weekly Friday sales at Co's store. A new line of books is also on sale at Jackson's.
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Telegraph Office
Jackson's
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Alume
the Telegraph
Secony Business
A. Gapen
Regents of the State University
Charles 8. Allen
W. G. Whitmore
Frank L. Waller
Republican County
Democratic
H. Bettendorf
O.S. Brooks
Last Chance Ranch
Christ Episcopal Church
Ogalaila
Clara
Robi. Eppa
Co.s. Brookain
C. E. Higgins
Frank Beyer
Roy Wisner
Montauk Ranch
Idaho
North Divide
Misa Charlotte
Mabelle Hainton
Mise Reseater
Myers
Webster
Alvah Rose
Highland School
L. F. Dye
Elmer Nelson
California
Bronson
Charley Portrey
Scotts Bluff
Culture Club
Harrison
Mrs. Rose
Mr. Davis
Kivett Land CO
J. R. Kelly
Nage
Bancroft and Dalton
The
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Railroad Notes
Henry Null
M. M. Herbert
Highland Ranch
South Omaha
Tucker
J. H. Mahler
J.D. Walker
E. G. Thornburg
J.H. Woolley
Grand Island
Frank Winkelman
Broadwater
George Buzza
van Gorder
F. L.van Gorder
Mias VanGorder
Milton M. Preston
Preston
Vinnie Bordwell
F. L. VanGorder
Lake View
Oregon
A. J
Haskell
N. N. Epperson
Afton
Iowa
Shaw
Villisca
Sonsie Farm
Knox
W. P. Miles
Odd Fellow
Julia Shelton-Bell Ia
L. G. Simon
Bell
Austin
Texas
Chicago
Milwaukee
Harper & Wright's
Beeler
City
J.C. McNish
Scottsbluff
Mrs. Jos. Wasserman
Cheyenne
Mrs. Oberfelder
Dr. Simon
Scottsbluff Country
O. A. Torgerson
Herman Schroeder
Chappell
Shirley Wilson
Excelsior Springs
West Nebraska
M. BE
Lexington
Henry Zinnecker
James G. Day
A. E. Murlless
Potter and
Dix
Ralph Pettit
Fishman
Sterling
Charles
Sterling Democrat
Columbia Bicycle
Mian
East 22Nd Stree
EO . W. Kinnersley
Potter, Neb
Sidney Marble Works
Barre
Quincy
Kilarney
Vermont
OUR
American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
Sidney Mercantile Co
Mans P. Benson
Councourt
Sidney Telegraph
State OF
Tee Cuerenas
Said
Carl Swanson
Alfred Swanson
Sipney Telegraph
Board of Educational Funds
Lewis Willson
Charles W. Bnnssey
Martha Smith
Cow Les
Public Lands & Buildings
C. C. BosLaw
Et al
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
North Vlutte
Nebr
Johanne Maier
Nebro
Clairmant
John M. Adams
Gunderson
Nels
Thorstensen
Q K
Charles J. Portrey
Tus
Hans Christlansen
Clarence Chaumbers
Grant Anderson
Charles Anderson
Aeusetiotl
J. E. Evans
Register
Norince
John Toscans
Simon Fishman
John Toscani
Chicago Burlington Railroad Company
Fisumax
E.R. Tarry
Bee Building
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