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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
4
Yor Road Overseers North Side WM N Eaton South Side fl B Jones For Justices of the Peace J C Hudson
Democrats nominate Frank Rilen and Populists nominate David R. Snyder after failed fusion talks. Expected division among fusion forces likely aids Republican Henry T. Doran. Gordon Journal predicts Judge M. P. Kinkaid will win big. Sheridan County backs Kinkaid. Republican county attorney candidate B. A. Jones praised as honest and capable.
Heavy rain last Sunday and Monday. Chas Stanton opened a new store in Potter. Potter described as booming with two stores. People include Mr. Larson working for Mc Adams Bros, Will Gordon visiting Mc Adams ranch, Fred Heimer doing stone work, Edgar Smith enjoying ranch life, and Master Jim Baker seen on the streets. Prayer meetings by Rev. James planned at Mr. Nelson’s Saturday and Sunday services clarified. town notices invite all.
The late Lord Queensberry confronted the editor with a heavy whip after the performance of Tennyson's Promise of May. A society journal, now deceased, had criticized the incident. He was shown to an elderly woman who scolded him, and he spoke of discussing the matter calmly.
Martin Capes baby is sick at this writing. P T Higgins shipped a car of cattle from here last Saturday. Mr Phelan sold 500 head of steers at 4.35 per hundred weight. A big dance will be held in Dalton on Saturday October 4th. Everyone is welcome. Sunday rain storm harmed stock and many drifted stock are being sought. Dalton prospers with three new scales planned and notable business activity despite lingering small town perceptions.
Remsburg Bros and Lisco rounded up cattle last week. A. Johnson attended Sidney Street Fair. J. H. Clanges called on Aga Remsburg. John Duffin of Oshkosh searched for cattle in the region. Aleck McCoy visiting Garfield at Remsburg’s ranch. John Gillagher of Pat Rowlan’s ranch works for Louis Meyer. Asa Remsburg visited Sidney to check city management. Garfield McCoy visited Bridgeport for business and pleasure. Edna Johnson stayed with sister Mrs Louis Meyer near Lisco. L M Meyer and wife from Lisco spent time with parents. A North Platte visitor solicited orders for enlarged photographs. Lida Hard of Omaha visited Mrs P Rowlan, returned home. J Johnson & Co moved wind mill to new ranch with aid from Meyer and Gallagher.
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