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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1899
Page
4
The notice lists rate details for local business ads and legal notices. It specifies postage paid, advance display, monthly charges per insert, and statute-based rates for legal notices.
The list details candidates for state and local offices including Supreme Judge M R B Reece Lincoln, Regents RE G McGilton Omaha, WM Ely Ainsworth, Sixth District Congressman M P Kinard ONeill, Thirteenth Judicial District H M Grimes North Platte, Treasurer Ja Neubauer Sidney, Clerk J K Trinnier Courthouse Rock, Sheriff Frank H King Kina, Superintendent Otis D Lyon Sipney, Judge A Solomonson Sipney, Surveyor Robt H Willis Caup Carke, Coroner W C Bassett Sipser, Commissioner 2nd District A Pease Sipsey, Assessor Paul R Borgquist, Road Overseer 1st District August Rowman, 2nd District Joan P Fischer, Constables M E Washburn William Ullery.
The Telegraph marks twenty seven volumes as it enters a new era for Western Nebraska and Sidney. It traces the paper’s long history from its founding in 1873 through various owners and editors, noting growth, community ties, and plans to remain a fixture and county newspaper.
In Sidney a fusion meeting speaker blasted Judge Grimes as guilty of the crime of being a Republican and attacked Judge Kinkaid for congress for supporting the administration if elected. The speaker cited the “crime” of ’73 fading into memory as part of political attacks in Lincoln County.
Admiral Dewey, hero of Manila Bay, landed in New York on Tuesday amid plans for a sweeping celebration. City officials and crowds expect the reception to rank among the nation’s greatest ovations for any individual.
Column fragments from North Platte Tribune Kearney Sun and others reflect partisan talk on fusion candidates in district judge races. Critics warn repetitive speeches court votes, note polygamy as a hot topic, and cite figures like Senator Roberts of Utah and M. B. Reese as strong Republican nominee prospects.
A series of land transfers and deed filings listed include Jurgen C Jurgens to John Jurgens for sw 8 15 48 valued at 100 dollars. R H Walford to S P Jones swt 30 1747 valued at 430 dollars. James A Davis to Alma Henline s ne 2 20 52 at 600 dollars. multiple transfers involving John Brown and Wm C Brown to Philvias Williams for s 11 13 52 at 1 dollar and exchange of property. Chas E Swanson to J N Jacobson swt 20 16 52 valued at 1000 dollars. Robt Wynn to Richard Williams nwt 24 13 48 at 3300 dollars. Chas A Burton to Nebraska Wyoming Western R R for lots 3 and 4 in block 25 Clarkson's add Sidney at 400 dollars. government patents to Rob Wynn and Jacob C McCloughan. right of way deeds filed by the railroad to Sarah E Merriman 50 dollars Mary M Blain 50 dollars Chas E Butts Peoria Ill 100 dollars Fannie E Bowner 0 Maretta Braden 65 dollars Jos A Zimmerman Washington Co Ore 50 dollars Edward Collins 50 dollars Moses G Snavely Buffalo Co 100 dollars.
Asa Remsburg and Chas Tolle visited J Johnson's on Tuesday morning. Nora Hagerty called on Mrs Johnson and daughter last week. Mrs P Rowlan returned from Alliance Friday. Chas Hagerty hunted cattle nearby last week. Geo Beerline called at P Rowlan's Sunday. Geo Haxby came from Dugont Creek Monday. Geo Beerline of Irving visited Lisco and Riverside Sunday. He in company.
Simon Hagerty dined with Mr and Mrs J Johnson. J Hudson and C H Anderson traveled to Sidney Saturday and returned Sunday. Rube Lisco was seen here en route up the river last week.
Joseph McKole and Schahien form a merchantile partnership while T. S. Mackie takes the Woodman hall shingling contract. C. Nunn rebuilds his sod blacksmith shop and seeks a good smitch. Perkins and wife visited Bayard. E. B. Polley and Uncle Frank Lyons went to Omaha. E Beasley had Del Phillips transport to Wheatland Wyoming. The judge will be missed from the neighborhood. Bird is born to Mr and Mrs J W Nunn. Abe Truax and wife head to Grand Island.
Prominent Sidney citizens including Mack Radcliff W Bullock Chas Callahan A D Stowitts Edward S Muenich L Simon Matt Daugherty and others are insured in New York Life. The policy offers permanent protection for 20 years and a return of paid premiums plus some accumulation. Apply via agent C T Taylor at Dr Stowitts office.
J R Gibbs and L Shaver of Fincastle Virginia report long term chronic diarrhoea cured by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Gibbs claims relief after one bottle, Shaver after three. Casper the local druggist sold the remedy and supports their statements.
Advert shows a cure for piles that claims to stop bleeding itching and protrusion with instant relief and a prompt cure. It emphasizes safety and radical effect without operation and notes price 50 cents for bottles or 74 cents for tubes. Sold by D. J. Scanlon and available by mail.
Excursion tickets will be sold to Denver and return from Sidney Neb at a low rate of 4.25 dollars. Tickets on sale September 24 25 and 26 with limited return to October 2. For details contact E Br Breisch agent Sidney Neb.
Women as well as men are made miserable by kidney and bladder trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is claimed to promptly cure. Available at druggists in ten and one dollar sizes. Sample bottle by mail free with pamphlet from Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
Clara Austin joins Intermediate. Myrtle Nelson enters Second primary. Seventh grade faces exam pressures. Eighth grade pupil Ethel Milhollin is absent. Second primary risk of repeating grades without regular attendance. Arthur Oberfelder Francis Brennan Blanche Piergon Ruby Lyon dominate spelling in Intermediate. Denver trips for Seventh grade pupils noted. Room5 student comments on Eurasia barbarism. First division literary program praised. second division to perform Friday.
A long list of gifts from the Grosvenor Hadley wedding shows items from Eaton Colorado and Kansas City Missouri to Seymour Indiana and Clyde Kansas. Featured are silverware sets glassware linen towels table linens and a bed spread among household keepsakes and a few monetary presents.
In Julesburg Colorado on September 15 a shipment of stallion jacks and jennets will be offered for sale. Items priced reasonably or exchanged for horses. Inquiries to T. J. Haun Julesburg Colorado.
An advertisement from The Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga touts Bradfield's Female Regulator, claiming druggists sell it for one dollar a bottle and inviting readers to request a free illustrated book for women.
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