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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
8
Dentistry service pricing and a reasonable Hret class rate appear in an ad. E W MuRucess contact by phone is listed. Dual proof letter files and small Cheyenne County sectional maps are for sale by The Telegraph. Magazines and periodicals subscriptions accepted at the office. apply anytime.
Classified notice: vacant front basement space available for rent in the Gapen Building. Inquiries directed to this office for details and to arrange viewing or lease terms.
One quarter block in the best residential district of Sidney Nebraska near the schoolhouse with cement walk and trees. Inquiries to Fundimass and Investment Co Sidney Nebraska. Front upstairs room for rent in Gapen building with electric light heating and hot and cold water. Inquiries at The Telegraph office. Competent girl wanted for general housework on ranch write to Mrs Len Sherwin Winston Cole. Party to break 160 acres of good land in Cheyenne County for first crop Ernest Raasch Norfolk Nebraska. $40 acres Cheyenne County land at a bargain LOCIEK BOX 133 Lisco Nebraska information address. Cattle and horses to pasture forty cents per month for attic area fifty for horses The Pomeroy Ranch.
New eight room house with fruit and shade trees and modern conveniences. Located two blocks north of Union Depot. Sold by Fred Siedigow.
Feterita seed advertised with prepaid amounts for two and five acres at $1.00 and $2.00 respectively. Non prepaid quantities priced at $2.20 per bushel, or $2.00 per bushel for two or more. Not guaranteed after April. A W Bailey, Stratton, Nebraska.
Carl C. Jones advertises stock for sale at once. Three broke mares in foal and two No 1 milk cows are offered. Respond to Carl C. Jones.
The advertisement promotes the Bull Tractor Little Bull with guaranteed 5 to 12 horsepower priced at 395 dollars and the Big Bull with 7 to 20 horsepower priced at 585 pounds. A Big Bull demonstrator will arrive around March 30. O C Dimick, Agent, Sidney.
Mazda C. Lamps announces drastic price cuts on various lamp types. 100 Watt lamps down to $1.99, 20 Watt to 1.99, 40 and 60 Watt lamps reduced from 40 and 50 cents respectively. All lamps delivered. J. C. Marks listed as seller at Mazda Factory.
The Fund ingsland Transfer Company plans a April 10 opening at its new building north of the Union Pacific depot. The first floor display spans 8600 square feet with a second floor for ware rooms. Agricultural implements will fill the exhibit with skilled demonstrators explaining machinery, attracting visitors from afar.
Fundingsland Investment Co announces farm loans at a very reasonable rate. Interested applicants should visit the office in the Fundingsland block to apply.
The owner of St George Ranch announces three 500 acre pastures with good fencing and Lodgepole creek water. Additional capacity remains for 300 head, horses preferred. Rates are 50 cents per month, by the season.
The large company has secured THE WINNING OF BAR BARA WORTH for a near future engagement. It has enjoyed remarkable success all season and the official date will be announced soon.
Mrs Will Morris and her daughter Anna visited for a few days last week with Mrs Morris’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hower, in North Platte.
Advertisement seeks young heifer calves from three days to three weeks old. Seller identified as L A Lewis with Hox 66 Peetz Colorado provided as contact.
Charles Ravert, now over the line in Morrill county, was a Sidney visitor Wednesday.
A note records that on April 6 at the Palace Barn, a buyer called and took over the fine stallions on sale conducted by W. W. Buchanan.
Swanson St Joseph Plow Company based in St Joseph Missouri advertises 25 percent savings on farm machinery in a catalog. This promotion highlights discounts aimed at farmers seeking discounted plows and related equipment from a regional supplier.
Good quality millet seed for sale at 75 cents per bushel. Co. A Foster, Sidney, Ned.
The regular April Teachers' Examinations will be held at the Court House in Sidney on Friday April Sixteenth and on Saturday April Seventeenth. Subjects include Teachers' Life City State and County Certificates and Reading Circle Examinations. Anna McFadden, County Superintendent.
Public notice from Dr. C W Zike State Stallion Inspector inviting owners of stallions or jacks to have them inspected for the year 1915. Owners may bring animals to the inspector's yard or notify him for inspection.
Piano for Renf offered with right to buy later and rent paid credited toward price. Seller may move to sale now to a responsible party on easy monthly quarterly or semiannual terms. Inquiries directed to The Knight Camp Bell Music Company Denver Colorado at once for particulars.
W W. Buchanan, a noted stockman from Ogalalla, will bring a carload of stallions to Palace Barn in Sidney next Tuesday for public viewing and sale interests.
Mrs R D Devine traveled to Omaha for a mix of business and pleasure. Mrs William Bradbury returned from Illinois after an extensive visit. Kenneth Agnew and R M Jolly came back from Omaha where they were Shriner initiates. A J Jorgenson moved from Dalton to Omaha for a new home. Henry Tunburg’s land near Lorenzo is leaseable on reasonable terms. Inquire of J M Smith Peetz Col. Mrs John Eckert returned to Davison precinct after a week with relatives at the Jacob Eckert home.
On Wednesday afternoon the Ladies Aid group gathered at Mrs. Frazey's residence for a ten cent luncheon. The hostess decorated the spacious rooms with potted plants and cut flowers as between fifty and sixty guests enjoyed the afternoon together.
Edwael Shoemaker arrived Friday from the State University and will spend the Laster holiday with 11 parents. Mrs J H Wansen of Redington was in the city on Saturday. She ordered her paper sent to her new home in Phillips Wyoming where they expected to move this week. T E Wood has sold his property on front street to A R LeSever who will incorporate it in his lumber yard. The latter now owns the entire half block which is needed for his business. Earl Tyler has purchased the beautiful bungalow of Lou Garey on West Lincoln street and will take possession in a short time. Mr Garey will probably build again on the adjoining lot, which he owns. E Van Forell of Scotsbluff spoke at the Ideal theater Sunday afternoon upon the subject of the Live Business Town. A good audience listened attentively. He spoke Sunday evening in the Christian church. The B C society met two weeks ago with Mrs C W Simon A guest of the club was Mrs Gee who is visiting Mrs Reider. Mrs Simons served an elaborate lunch. Yesterday the club met with Mrs Reider, Mrs Gee again being a guest. Mrs Reider gave the ladies a charming afternoon.
The two weeks old baby of Mr and Mrs Earl V Ayle died at home Wednesday evening and was buried Thursday at eleven. Gardner Miller of the Christian church officiated briefly. The child, born March 17, appeared healthy at birth but failed to assimilate food and died of inanition March List. The young couple have the sympathy of all in the loss of their first born.
A man who briefly owned and lived on the Musheid place west of town died Friday morning at Cheyenne Private Hospital after a three day illness from appendicitis. He leaves a widow a son and a daughter. The family lives on a leading Crow Creek ranch. Funeral services were held at the Cheyenne Consistory Masonic Temple last Monday.
Matt Daugherty long served as Receiver of the [office] in Sidney and was active in municipal, social, and church affairs. He and his family left in 1901 for Salt Lake City where he pursued oil and mining. He died there March 21 after a long liver illness at age 61, leaving a wife and three daughters.
Nebraska youngsters across cities villages and rural areas join a cooperative program by the U S Department of Agriculture and the state extension service to study agriculture and home duties. After a first year with about 2,200 members, organizers expect more than a doubling this year.
In Omaha on March 39 the federal court sentenced Thom as He Matters to six years in Leavenworth after Judge Youmans overruled motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial. Matters was convicted by a jury of violating national banking laws tied to the First National Bank of Sutton, which later failed. he will appeal the case.
A duty to self and community is stressed as gossip harms lives. William Fox presents Jose Echegaray drama The Celebrated Scandal starring Betty Nansen with Edward Jose. Shown in 20,000 homes and at the Ideal theater on Monday April 5 with 25 and 15 cent tickets.
Fred Pegden came home Tuesday from Fremont where he had been at his aged mother's bedside. He was recalled by telegram when the lady died. She was eighty years old and had been feeble for twenty five years.
Acknowledgment from Mr and Mrs Earl V Ayle of Moore's Photo Shop thanks neighbors for help and sympathy during a time of trouble. The firm notes photos on post ecards priced at $1.25 and up.
A Palace Barn notice advertises a carload of fine Stallions for sale with contact implied by calling during April 6th to 10th and mentions Ice Boxes wanted by Jackson and a senator.
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