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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1914
Page
8
Dentistry first days prices reasonable. E. Wo MAibEss, phone. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents etch. Subscriptions for magazines and periodicals accepted. See Bentley Land Co. For that Parm loan. No delays. Lowest interest.
A clutter of farm land and livestock ads. Listings include 480 acres near Dalton Cheyenne County with easy terms and neighbors near T M Freeman, 960 acres Colorado farmhands at 88 000 per acre near Sidney, Neb, and 25 000 acres of good land bargain. Also 160 acre improved Cheyenne County farm. a house with two lots. a Keystone drill. a span of work mates. and various wanted notices for housework and family needs. Local firm identifiers include C Shannon, Sterling Cole Rural Route, oW Case y Chicago II, W Wagner Phoenix, Mass of Punding Sland, J M Smietil.
At the St George Ranch four miles east of Sidney on Tuesday April 14 1914 at 10 oclock a m an auction will offer 24 head of horses and mules. List includes bay mares and foals blue roan mare black gray bay and sorrel horses with ages from five to ten years and weights ranging around 1100 to 1300 pounds. Several mares are in foal and one mule team is described.
Willard C Rierd and Anna Blare of Denver wed before County Judge Gapen at his office on April 2. The notice advertises spring painting and decorating services, inviting readers to phone for appointments and featuring Chi-Namei floor and furniture refinishing with a store appearance by Miss Rotruck the day after at Sidney Drug Co.
A Sidney fire meeting in the commercial club discussed a May first ball and a bond vote to build a firehouse. They estimate 18 000 to 20 000 dollars for a new structure and a special election may be called. Also noted are church services and a bake sale at Sidney Drug Co for Easter.
The Doreas society enjoyed an afternoon on Thursday with Mrs. Mr. Shipman in her pretty new home, gathering for a cordial social visit.
A statute conflict over filing fees for county judges creates a backlog as Section 2d5a requires judges to pay 34 while Section 09 of the same chapter sets a 10 filing fee for candidates. Secretary of State says the nonpartisan judicial act governs, forcing judges to pay 31 upon filing. Youth Dies of Wounds in Fairbury As state news reports a gun accident injuring 18-year-old David Ridenour at home. a revolver discharged injuring his intestines with slim chance of recovery.
A patent policy idea from Livoni and Son for Continental Casualty Co. would pay for time lost due to illness including smallpox. The concept suggests a broad coverage approach to income protection amid frequent illness concerns.
Six percent loans on farms, orchard lands, city property or business property to buy, build, improve, extend or refund mortgages or other securities. Correspondence invited to Commonwealth Securities Loan Company at Denver and Seattle offices. Also Miss Rotruck offers guidance on removing white stains from tables, stands, dressers, and other finishes with no obligation to buy from Sidney Drug Co.
Omaha April 1 Farmers and business people across western Nebraska counties focus on dairying this spring as the Burlington road promotes expanded dairy activity. Normal grain acreage will be planted and corn area grows, while dairy farming is planned as the feature of future development. The road cooperates with local organizations and domeshing officials seek to find cows for purchase and favorable prices for buyers, informing interested farmers.
Lincoln reports a proposal to relocate a reform school to Loup City for a power plant. The plan promises inmate employment and light and power for the region at low cost, funding the school through income. JL W Long offers valley land, rail access, water, materials, and river frontage, with local boosters ready to support the move.
April report from Omaha notes a first meeting of the god roads committee of the Commercial club. They will cooperate with the St Joseph Auto club to mark a Nebraska side auto highway from St Joseph to Omaha and consider a graded tax to boost state good roads funds. Also discussed marking the Omaha Lincoln and Denver transcontinental route and summer excursions into the state. In Hastings a detachment of 52 unemployed Skelley army men arrived by box car from McCook, were fed by Major Ingraham, and traveled on to Omaha.
Beatrice Nebraska April 2 Ralph and Fred Holmes and Frank Richle of Wy more were arrested last week at Valentine on the charge of assaulting Beatrice students at Wymore a few weeks ago. They were brought here by Sheriff Schick for a preliminary hearing and pleaded not guilty. Each is released on bond of 500 dollars.
John B Keetters was found guilty of murdering Mrs Emma Kraft of Cincinnati. A jury in Chicago fixed his punishment as life imprisonment.
The Knights of Pythias reorganized their lodge last week and are back on a working basis. The initial meeting brimmed with vim and enjoyment. Elected officers include R. W. Devoe as Chancellor Commander R. A. Blake as Keeper of Records and Seals TH. R. Fuller as Vice Commander E. J. Hayes as Prelate L Neubauer as Master of Exchequer Le Mann as Master of Work.
Several rooms at the Olean have been newly painted and decorated. M W Osborn led the project, handling the brush and design details.
A factory demonstrator will be in our store Wednesday April 8 showing how Chi Namel gives hardwood effect to doors floors or furniture. It can be used with or without graining, leaves no brush marks, and is heel proof water proof and hammer proof. Regular 20 cent can in any color.
We thank friends for their kindness in our great bereavement. Grateful for Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Griffith opening their home for the body. From Mr and Mrs J Anderson and family.
The local program lists a sequence of film features for the week starting Tuesday April 7. Titles include The Green Eyed Devil Reliance Two Reel Feature and The Lost Treasure American Three Reel Feature with multiple reels and brief comedy entries.
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