Court Term Docket Set for Nebraska District Court
The September 27 docket lists sixty nine cases with one criminal matter and one divorce. Notable actions include suits on note and bond, injunctions, attachments, appeals, and equity hearings. Multiple parties and entities such as Foos Gas Engine Fleet National Bank and Union Pacific R R Co appear in proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O
Jessie G. Charlton
Bond—School District No. 9
National Fidelity and Casualty Co
Union Pacific R. R. Co
Cheyenne Co
E. T. Badger
L. Tate
Jacob Glenn
B L. Glenn
American Bank of Sidney
G. J. Baker
Frank Easterbrock
J. E. Nelson
Emerson-Brantingham Implement Co
Peter Jensen
J. H. Swain
D. M. Gue
E. A. Robbins
John Dolan
Guardian
Matthew Farlow
Mary Vipond
Ralph Vipond
Sidney Merc. Co
A. E. He
Dedrich Voight
J. C. McNish
A. C. Jeasi
R. F. Kloke
J. E. Cave
H. L. Lohmeyer
A. R. Scott
Equity
S. S. Loder
G. Oxenbrucher
M. Brugger
Christ A. Lutz
H. McFadden
Multiple Civil Actions and Jurors Drawn for Term
A list of civil cases including Noble and Thompson v Simon and others, Kasper Wolfe v Rodman and others, International Harvester Co. suits, Fairbanks Morse and Co. actions, and related parties. The jurors drawn for the term are Chris Jurgens, Fred Holtman, J R Birdwell, Pete Nelson, Robert Emanuelson, E E Hiett, John Christensen, Ben Wazner, Mons Johnson, Theodore Becker, C H Brauer, William Juedes, Chris Weyerts, Will Woods, H G Hall, Nels Thorstensen, Frank Oliverius, Oscar Harris, D R Jones, R F Chapman, John Hinrichs, Hugo Kurz, Edward Collins, Roy McAdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Noble
Anna Thompson
L. G. Simon
C. F. Kasper
H. W. Augustine
J. C. Robinson
S. H. Wilson
Ida M. Wharton
Theodore Wolf
First National Bank
E. J. Sweet
German National Bank
J. C. Langan
W. T. Tate
Kasper Wolfe
W. S. Rodman
Kasper Wolf
O. A. Torgerson
John Mackin
J. W. West
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
D. R. Jones
H. J. Stiger
Edgar E. Glassburn
International Harvester Co
Ira S. Kline
J. L. Spitzbart
B. F. Turner
F. Livoni
T. Filipi
E. H. Dean
Fairbanks Morse & Co
W. North
Fairbanks McNis
B. A. Jones
M. VanMark
M. D. Sheldon
J. A. Bentley
Joseph Ahart
J. L. Smith
G. Willams
M. Moncriff
Murry
M. G. Thompson
Chas
Bonge
J. W. Ladd
Chris Jurgens
Fred Holtman
J. R. Birdwell
Pete Nelson
Robert Emanuelson
E. E. Hiett
John Christensen
Ben Wazner
Mons Johnson
Theodore Becker
Local Drugstore Change Sees Vath Buy Sidney Store
L W Vath of Columbus Nebraska has bought out the Sidney Drug Company Store from W F Bassett and L O Fundingsland. Vath, a registered pharmacist, plans a full overhaul including remodeling and restocking. Bassett will remain at the counter during the transition with new management for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Vath
Columbus
Nebraska
Sidney Drug Company
W. F. Bassett
L. O. Fundingsland
Mr. Vath
Sidney
Visitor from Ceresco explores Nebraska farming scene
Ray Waterman of Ceresco Nebraska left Monday after visiting his sister Mrs James Birdwell on the north divide. He toured the country with intent to buy land and praised the region’s progress and harvests. He owns eastern Nebraska land but plans to return with samples for neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Waterman
Ceresco
Nebraska
James Birdwell
Mr. Waterman
Maid of Honor Named for Ak-Sar-Ben Court Ball
Miss Helen Heinzman of this county is appointed by Sampson, Lord Chancellor of the Court of Ak-Sar-Ben, to be Maid of Honor at the court ball on October 8. Ak-Sar-Ben, unique in its class, is praised for promoting Nebraska's welfare and gained wide recognition at the Panama Exposition for advancing the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Heinzman
Samson
Ak-Sar-Ben
Mise Heinzman
Commonwealth of Nebraska
Nebraska
Ranchman Drowned After Horseback Attempt Near Ditch
Ranchman Harry Wilcox, sixteen miles south, was drowned last Friday while trying to swim his horse across a deep ditch with a strong current. The body was recovered on Tuesday, mirroring a fatal ditch incident earlier this summer in which a father and son perished in the same spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilcox
Here
Mr. Wilcox
The Ideal Revives Interest At Local Theater Next Week
The Ideal theater offers new attractions next week with improved reels at lower prices. Monday features Snapshot Night with Pictures of Sidney on screen, Tuesday presents Richelieu, Friday Old Dutch, and other evenings promise more good entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Richelieu
Day of Free Lessons in Better Farming in Sidney
Cheyenne County holds a Monday program featuring a special Co. B. Q. railroad train stop on October 11 with live stock exhibits, silos, dairy and hog raising models, plus a lecture series. Committees cover entertainment, decoration, publicity, education, advertising, exhibit, finance, and music to promote diversified farming and better markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Wyoming
Nebraska
P. W. Barker
F. L. VanGorder
F. G. Griffith
F. W. Vath
T. Mulkey
Jas. L. McIntosh
J. A. Bentley
W. J. Braham
Sidney City
Anna McFadden
Booster
Lodgepole
B. H. Bracken
Potter
W. L. Stevens Dalton
John Null
Gurley
F. A. Gapen
C. J. Osborn
Glenn Bales
W. J. Nelson
J. M. Swenson
J. Su
Farmers Rally to Promote Farm Rail Profit Day
Planning for a big event to boost farming profits and railroad support includes exhibits of local products, decorations, and music. R. W. Lamson outlines plans with committees formed, M. A. Shipman coordinating October 11 program, and a Monday rally at J. L. McIntosh's office inviting business and farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burington
R. W. Lamson
Extension
M. A. Shipman
Burlington
J. L. MclIntosh
Bruns Couple Visit Ends as They Plan Return Home
George Bruns and his wife from Basco Illinois visited relatives before leaving Wednesday afternoon. They attended the Exposition and visited the Leviews at Nunn Colorado. Mrs Bruns is a cousin of Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bruns
Basco
Illinois
Will ‘Johnson
Leviews
Nunn
Colorado
Mrs Wallace Belden Heads North with Family to Bayard
Mrs Wallace Belden travels with her young son Charlie and her daughter Mrs Sol Willis, as they ride north Wednesday to visit children in Bayard and handle business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Belden
Charlie
Sol Willis
Len Sherwin Buys Two Buick Automobiles in Winston
Len Sherwin of Winston Colorado purchased two Buicks from J A Bentley this week. The cars include a Big 6 touring car and a Little 6 Roadster. Sherwin, noting that expense is no object where convenience matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Sherwin
Winston
Colorado
J. A. Bentley
Mr. Sherwin
Stoelzel and Peterson wed in Denver ceremony
William Ernest Stoelzel and Amy Frances Peterson, both of Denver, were married September 13 by Reverend A J May at the Methodist church. Witnesses were Mrs May and Mrs B W Frazey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ernest Stoelzel
Amy Frances Peterson
Denver
A. J. May
Methodist Church
May
B. W. Frazey
McFarlane Williams Tie the Knot in Sidney Nebraska
William I McFarlane and Irene E Williams both of Denver were married September 11 at the new Sidney Nebraska county courthouse. County Judge Chambers officiated with Lena Jessen and David Huff as witnesses. The couple returned to Denver the same afternoon with fond memories of Sidney and its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarlane
Williams William I
Irene E. Williams
Denver
New Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Chambers
Lena Jessen
David Huff
Wedding Bells For Beasie Cross Wesner At Nelson Home
Beasie Cross wed Joseph Wesner in a dawn ceremony at Mrs. J W Nelson home south of Sidney. Rev A J May officiated with Martha Greenlee and Roy Nelson as attendants. The couple left for a honeymoon through Denver Salt Lake Ogden San Francisco and Portland returning after several weeks. Wesner, a Grand Island dispatcher, and Miss Wesner, a cultured bride, will make their home in Grand Island November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nelson
Sidney
Beasie A. Cross
Joseph H. Wesner
Grand Island
Nebraska
A. J. May
Methodist Church
Martha Greenlee
Roy Nelson
Fred Stuht
Sterling
Denver
Salt Lake
Ogden
San Francisco
Portland
Wesner
Grandstand
Guaranteed Attraction Draws Big Illusions at Opera House
The Mys terious Smith Company returns with a larger troupe and $3,000 worth of stage equipment. Velvet setting and new big illusion acts promise record crowds. General admission 35c, reserved 50c, children 25c. Tickets urged early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Advertised Letters Week Ending September 25 1915
Post office list shows letters unclaimed for week ending September 25 1915. Names include Mrs A J Duyer Mr Paul Simeon Mrs Ludwig Mayer Mrs William Lee and John T McIntosh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Duyer
Paul Simeon
Ludwig Mayer
William Lee
John
T. McIntc
U P Railroad Notes Highlight 1916 Upgrades and Engine Innovations
The Union Pacific plans automatic coal chutes and extra roundhouse space for 1916 with minor facilities. Engine 1625 arrived from North Platte for about a month on work train service in the fourth district. A shift of stock and fruit eastward continues with on time delivery to connections. Nebraska Division is praised for proper handling. An incline coal compartment on tenders will move coal forward automatically, reducing fireman labor and delays while in motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
4Th District
Union Pacific
Nebraska
U. P
Local and Personal News Highlights
Mrs. Otto Hink returned Thursday from a pleasant trip to eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Mr. Ehmke and daughter Mrs. Will Jeudes of the north divide were shopping in Sidney Thursday. Co. W. Simons went to Omaha Thursday evening to attend a Safety First Meeting at the UP headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hink
Nebraska
Iowa
Mr. Ehmke
Will Jeudes
North Divide
Sidney
Co. W. Simons
Omaha
U. P
Telegraph notices early copy deadline
Announcement that next week The Telegraph will publish Friday morning and requests early submission of copies. The brief urges prompt readiness and timely handoff to meet the publication schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Land buyers J C Schuelenburg and son in law visit county
J C Schuelenburg and his son in law of Shubert Nebraska spent several days in the county this week purchasing land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Schuelenburg
Shubert
Nebraska
Fred Seeger Sells Five Quarters of Land This Week
Fred Seeger sold five quarters of land this week with four units on the South Divide and one on the Norld. He has several other deals lined up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seeger
South Divide
Norld
North Divide Friday Auto Party Noted
Mr Campbell and Mr and Mrs Barney Edens and Mrs Gus Edens and Mrs Gus Eden formed one auto party among several from the north divide on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Barney Edens
Gus Edens
Gus Eden
North Divide
Injury at work ends with nail incident
D. E. Reider injured his foot after stepping on a nail driven into a board. The weight of Mr. McKernan helped release the foot and a doctor is attending the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Reider
Mr. McKernan
VanGorder Buys Osborn Bungalow for October Possession
G D VanGorder purchased the M W Osborn bungalow this week and will assume ownership in October. Osborn may rent from his trade and move to Idelwild to help his father manage the growing ranch duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. VanGorder
M. W. Osborn
Miss Ann Radcliffe and Mrs Whitelock Depart for Cast Work
Miss Ann Radcliffe and Mrs Frank Whitelock left Friday evening to join the cast. They will visit Mrs Garner in Omaha, then Miss Radcliffe begins work in Chicago at the School of Dramatic Art on Monday. Later Mrs Whitelock will travel to Chicago to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Radcliffe
Frank Whitelock
Garner
Omaha
Miss Radcliffe
Chicago
School of Dramatic Art
Whitelock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tual
State Bank
Jesse C. McNish
N. E. Medlock
Cashier
Heinzman
F.-W. Vath, J. L. Strain
Vath's
W.F. Bassett
Vaths Pharmacy
Livons & Son
Stoelzel—Peterson
Wesner—Cross
Railroad Notes
Eady
Oberfelder
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