Local and Personal News Snippets Across Town
J McMillan made a business trip to the state capital on Thursday. Mrs Mary Rogers of Cheyenne attended the funeral of her niece Mrs Walsh. Mr and Mrs Korsemeyer of the North divide were in town Thursday. Mrs Uptegrove and baby returned Saturday from Lincoln visits. Mrs Essig and Mrs J W McDaniel visited Lodgepole Thursday. New cement sidewalks fill gaps from Livoni barn west to Fred Kurth’s house. M Ramella builds a model cottage in Callahan addition. Adolph Swenson had a motorcycle mishap Sunday and jokes about his luck. John H Null, eighth grader from Minatare, rode a motorcycle home for the weekend. E P Swan moved into a new bungalow on East Second Street. More young people are leaving renting.
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E. P. Swan
East Second Street
Santa Ana businessman visits for ten days
BE. V. Pomeroy of Santa Ana California arrived last Saturday to attend to his large business interests and reports Mrs. Pomeroy and the babies as thriving during the stay.
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BE. V. S. Pomeroy
Santa Ana
California
Stella editor visits land south of divide for Telegraph
Cc G Haskins editor of the Stella Public Press visited the city Saturday and looked at land he owns on the south divide, expressing support for The Telegraph with a brotherly call.
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Cc. G. Haskins
The
Stella
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Telegraph
Inspector George Booker Visits Sidney Post Office
George H. Booker, a North Platte post office inspector, inspected the Sidney office on Friday and Saturday and gave Postmaster McClintosh a clean bill of health for keeping everything shipshape and correct to a penny.
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George H. Booker
North Platte
Sidney
Mclintosh
Evansville Matron Visits With Asylum Patient Take
Mrs J C Culbertson of Evansville Wyoming visited Sunday with her old friend Mrs A B Ragan. Culbertson is matron of the Evansville insane asylum and was en route to southern Wyoming to collect a patient.
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J. C. Culbertson
Evansville
Wyoming
A. B. Ragan
Culbertson
Insane Asylum
Veterans Return From Iowa Reunion
J. R. Williams came back Saturday from Clarinda Iowa where he attended the state reunion of Civil War veterans. He reported a splendid time as these patriots always do in their gatherings noting they seem to have more in common than most any organization.
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J. R. Williams
Clarinda
Iowa
Telegraph welcomes Dalton correspondent with breezy letters
The Telegraph announces a new Dalton correspondent who will send breezy newsletters from the lively burg. Editors express hope for a steady weekly budget of dispatches and warmly welcome the reporter to the Telegraph’s staff of out of town correspondents.
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Dalton
Family visit during Lodgepole reunion spans three couples
Saturday and Sunday Dr Frazer and wife with Dr Benda of Omaha joined Daniel Maus and wife for a family reunion of all their married children. The Maus home is north of Lodgepole. On Sunday the Fra zer couple, Dr Benda, and their party went to Julesburg and stayed overnight with friends, returning Monday.
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Frazer
Benda
Omaha
Daniel Maus
Maus
Lodgepole
Frazey
Julesburg
Omaha merchant Will Urbach injured in fall from ladder
Will Urbach of Omaha recovers from a severe injury after a fall from a ladder while adjusting a chandelier in his store. He alleges ongoing harassment by the junks with pranks that included guiding a tornado across his property and causing injuries to stiffen his chest and ribs. He believes the threats may lessen and allow him to prosper briefly.
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Will Urbach
Omaha
Mr. Urbach
Junks
Baker visits city then travels east for family business
George J. L. Baker of Los Angeles spent a few days in the city late last week then left Monday to tour Nebraska. He visited his mother in Nebraska City and traveled to Omaha and Grand Island before returning to attend to ranch affairs. He owns a full section northwest that is noted as exceptionally level for tilling. The farm is not for sale and the Bakers are pleased with their California home.
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George JL. Baker
Los Angeles
Nebraska City
Omaha
Grand Island
Mr. Baker
California
Youth raise funds for public fountain at courthouse square
The Loyal Temperance Legion, formed in 1908, led by teachers then Mrs. Shoemaker, raised over a hundred dollars via lawn socials and a bazaar held December 20 1912 at Mrs. Shoemaker’s home. The bronzed fountain, chosen by the group, now graces the courthouse square.
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Carlson
Courthouse
Revival Meet Ings At Christian Church In Sidney
On October 21 A J Hollingsworth former Minnesota state evangelist begins a revival at the Christian church in Sidney. The young evangelist brings wide field and local experience and strong pulpit and personal work credentials. The notice asks for full community cooperation to ensure lasting good from the meetings. Further notices will follow weekly.
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A. J. Hollingsworth
Minnesota
Christian Church
Sidney
Evangelist Hollingsworth
Thaw Plea Moves Governor Not to Surrender
Harry Kendal Thaw wept as his attorney urged New Hampshire Governor Felker not to surrender him to New York authorities. The fugitive was sought for return to the Matteawan insane asylum, with state officials pressing to hand him over.
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Harry Kendal Thaw
Felker
New Hampshire
New York
Matteawan Insane Asylum
William
Thaw Extradition Hearing Begins In Dutchess County
Travers Jerome and family present as Jerome argues governor must grant extradition. He states an indictment exists but remains undisclosed to present evidence against the plot’s instigator. Governor Stone requests time for supplementary briefs. hearing ends after a sharp reply.
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Travers Jerome
Thaw
New York
Jerome
Dutchess County
Cone
Stone
Stanford White
Color Line Drawn in England
The Camberwell poor law guardians declined to appoint a negro as district medical officer saying the poor were very fastidious in such matters.
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England
Camberwell
Editor Ray Wisner Weds Neighbor in Simple Ceremony
Ray Wisner bachelor editor of the Bayard Transcript has married a wife in a quiet ceremony. The note says even a committed editor can be reclaimed, with congratulations to Brother Wisner.
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Ray Wisner
Bayard Transcript
Brother Wisner
A Marvelous Escape
A mother recalls her son’s dangerous croup attack in the night and credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for saving him after following the directions for about an hour. The note appears as an advertisement submission from Prince Albert, California.
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P. F. Bastiams
Prince Albert
Chamberlain
Public lands restored. grandstand collapse at Warren fair
A variety of late 19th and early 20th century items fill this digest: public lands totaling 748,393 acres restored to entry in August. a Warren Illinois fair grandstand collapse injuring 12. Mrs Charles Sing found guilty of murdering her Chinese husband. Oregon hop growers report high crops and prices. a Philadelphia judge sentences lazy husbands to labor with wives receiving pay. the administration currency bill passes the House 286 to 84. Also noted are missing climbers found on Palu peak, a Long Beach millionaire facing blackmail in a girls case, a medal tube with an explosive sent to Atlanta mayor, new congressman John A Peters sworn in, freshman-sophomore fights at University of Washington, Wilson's naval armory plan favored, Detroit to host 1914 G.A.R. encampment, Alice Hopper’s body found in Passaic River, Mexican military court on Madero and Suarez, Wisconsin deer season opening, sale of Oklahoma school land at Rose City, and various other local items.
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Charles Sing
Oregon
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Palu
George H. Bixby
Long Beach
Cal
James G. Woodward
Atlanta
John A. Peters
Maine
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Wilson
Daniels
Detroit
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Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
Alice Hopper
Kearny
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Harcison
Francisco L. Madero
Jose Maria Pino Suarez
Miilitary
Mexico City
Wisconsin
Sidney Public Schools and Local Officials Highlighted in 27th Legislature
The page lists Sidney public school staff led by Superintendent J. D. McMillan and Principal Jessica Morgan alongside local government figures. It details state and county offices including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and various commissioners, plus city posts like postmaster John T. McIntosh and fire department leadership. Also noted are school board members, trustees, and teachers across multiple departments and grades.
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Braham
J. D. McMillan
Jessica Morgan
Ccccsevecees
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Valeska Neubauer
Miss Johnson
Florence Mead
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Mae K. Brown
Methodist Church Service Times and Lodge Notices
Sunday worship at 11 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday school at 9:45 am Epworth League 6 30 pm and prayer meet Thursday night Mass and litany times vary with ministers Kamppmann Kavanaugh and others. Civic fraternal and Masonic lodge listings follow with meeting nights and officers for several bodies in Cheyenne.
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BR. Lobb
Epworth
FE. J. Hayes
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