Local Brevities From Sidney Area Highlight Moves and Openings
Local notes report Mr. Wolcott visiting Omaha for friends, Charles E. Peny taking a new job in Indiana, and Dr. Salisbury involved with Homesteak Mines Co. in Deadwood. Mrs. Elluct and children plan a Pennsylvania visit. a new storway addition improves the McMullan building. Frank Ackerman credited as artist for building work. Greenlee & Bese nu receive eastern corn amid strong ground feed demand at McMullan mill. Examination car of Union Pacific about Sid ney to North Platte. H. V. Hillker in charge. W. H. Adams contemplates a California move after settling Sidney debts. John E. Fart begins painting the McMullan building. handsome job to be completed with Sherwin Williams paints. McMullan feed mill runs daily. stockmen push grain feeding to weather through. L. S. Snavely visits sister en route to Kearney. west trip to Nampa Idaho. James McMillan shows spring goods after Kaustern markets visit. new stock includes many novelties. Judge Tucker active in county business and sells clothing, hiring. Spring suits in demand. local merchants stock up. New bank stock fully subscribed. officers elected and directors named. Bank aims to begin business by May 1. Letters remaining in Sidney Post Office include Arthur Herman and others. readers urged to advertise for retrieval.
Local Editor Takes Over Duties at The Republican
Mrs. A B Krvie assumes guidance of The Republican as local editor and business manager, pledging undivided attention to editorial and proprietor interests while maintaining strong ties with Sidney merchants and the paper’s public.
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California and Return Fare Sale Teases Routes
Vague rail sale note lists California round trip price 43 dollars and 50 cents with multiple date ranges. Mentions Burlington Route agent for details and a California folder. Names such as Francois and General Paes appear, but details are unclear.
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Open letter accusing Charley Cian Widwer of financial misdeeds
A jagged Open letter accuses Charley Cian Widwer of misleading county officials and siphoning city funds. The speaker urges him to reveal the truth to a bank official, recounting past extravagances and demanding accountability for supposed welfare of the people and public buildings.
For SAie A good house seven rooms with three lets
Property notice advertises a seven room house with three rentals, asking inquiries to W H Abate Ace of Butter eyes and poultry wanted at McMullahs, offering highest market price. Billard and pool outfit for sale or trade, cheap C C DuRnLtL Sidney Neb.
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McMullah’s
Billard
Spring Work Push and Local Happenings in Community
Emmons Sanders pushes spring work as neighbors share visits from Gustafson and daughters of Ickes. Anton Banish hauled hay to Silney, Gust Carlson asks what ails him over a love interest. Ilanna teaches Jud school. DeBruners provide music for a Bronson dance. Albert Larson and sister visited Bennishs. Bill Brmke and John Anderson return from Gering. Sidney dance planned, Rev Bergquist held services, weather praised, and a birth reported.
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Gering
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Potter Correspondence from Potter School Notes and Local Talk
Local items from Potter include visits by Samdall Weane and Kate Nelson of Kimball, a shooting incident near Meyer Bros and lights out after exchange of shots, a visit by Rod Berksand to a ranch, and Jos Vandiver receiving a car of soft coal. Prof Parker of Julesburg led music at a party, and the school plans for February reflect pride with some interest in astronomy outsid e.
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Jos Vandiver
Gliss Kate Nelson
Potter School
Weekend Weather and Local Happenings in Small Town
The week Buenos weather prevails as Breezy notes place last week’s tasks behind. Ranch crews invest in new tugs to aid seeding while Mre Smith among others search for stray stock. Jacob Mayers visits with family on Sunday as Ed Mayer begins work at Chas Nelson raid site. Rev James Will Nuld conducts services at Davisurt schoolhouse Sunday at 2 30 PM with expected larger turnout. local items scarce, rumors of quiet days ahead.
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Absent Students And Local Church Notices In Paxton Neb
Ed Grit is absent due to sickness. Misses Anyqa and Sadie McRadde visited public school. Anne Pantenburg absent from light school this week. A spring fever mood after a fine day. Cretyp Schutz joined Room 3. Charles Green left school to go to Omaha due to poor health. Ida Sanders absent from Room 2. Miss Euvy Jones visited Room 4. Mrs Shoemaker visited Rooms. Several smallpox cases in Calalla Neb lead to closures. Father Flood will say masses in Paxton then return to Sidney. Lutheran church services well attended. Rev J Seibert praised. Palm Sunday preparations noted. confirmations planned. Regular services at Lamurrey Lutheran Church, with Bronsup preaching in the afternoon.
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Oshkosh
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Retz Reichard Lectures At Open Horse In Sidney
The Retz Reichard company presents humorous readings and dramatic pieces led by Miss Keichad with a fine soprano voice. Cal Bixby of the Nebraska State Journal and Judge Ae Me Post praise the evening for entertainment. Poet A Te Bixby will lecture in York soon. event advertised for Saturday night March 2.
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Northwest excursions via Burlington Route offer great resources
The Burlington Route announces a new line facilitating travel to the Northwest. Advertises daily March and April service from Missouri river terminals with reduced rates to many destinations including Spokane Portland Seattle and more. Encourages inquiries to agent or General Passenger Agent J. Fra nkes at Omaha for tickets and information.
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