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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
7
Various ads list items for sale and services including dentistry prices first-class repairs and ironing. Real estate offerings cover four-room houses with city water and good lawns. Also listed are livestock, seed oats, and loan offers with mortgage options in Sidney area.
The notices include a land offer at forty acres six miles northeast of Sidney priced at fifteen dollars per acre with improvements and a windmill, a post office Sidney listing for Mrs Anton Larsen, a store closing time at Essig Store, and several rental options including a four room house and furnished bedroom in town. Also listed is a Kansas City address for John Lyle and a mortgage sale note in the 1915 section with terms up to ten years at six percent interest.
Market shows red wheat at a price per bushel and macaroni wheat per bushel with rye oats noted. OCR fragment ends with incomplete figures and units. No clear totals or dates provided. Strong entities are wheat types and grain units, but specific values are missing.
A large public sale ad lists 14 horses and 7 milk cows with weights and ages, plus farm machinery, 800 pounds of wire, poultry, a DeLaval cream separator, ranges, and a library. Terms require cash for under $1000 and a 9 month credit on larger sums with 10 percent interest. Also advertised are a Pine residence for sale, team of work horses, a rental farm, Rhode Island Red eggs, Cheyenne County land, and a theater show "The Devil" at Tobin Opera House on May 12.
Three miles east of Sidney Nebraska on Old Bordwell Ranch in Section 35 Township 14 Range 44. Sale Tuesday April 1903 at 10 a m. Includes 17 head horses 39 head cows 35 head other cattle 20 DUROC Jersey brood sows farm machinery and household goods. Terms cash for sums 10 and under. over 10 credit 12 months on bankable notes with 10 percent interest. Jessie G Charlton owner Col V F Kucera auctioneer. Also request for a man to tend sixty acre alfalfa west of Sidney on Lodgepole creek. see D R Jones Sidney Nebraska.
Otto Perso visited from his ranch Tuesday. Walter Blair of Peetz was in the city Tuesday. St. Anthony came from Dayton Saturday. Ezra Chambers visited from the Draw Saturday. M. M. Herbert called in Sidney markets Wednesday. Asa Remsburg came from Lodgepole Saturday. Joe Schad among Lodgepole visitors Saturday. Joseph Morfeld from Potter transacted business Monday. Joe Deitrich and Ed Fischer shopped in the city Monday. J. C. Wolfe of Lodgepole Express visited Sidney Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Fred Gundel of Sun d shopped here Monday. William Kilgore from Lodgepole stayed in Sidney Wednesday. G F Weaver of South Dakota looked after land interests Thursday. FOR RENT Furnished room with bath heat and light. County Superintendent Mrs Stark spent Wednesday in Potter on school business. A new Union Pacific time card took effect April 1. Correct train schedule appears elsewhere. Methodist congregation collecting supplies for Omaha tornado victims. Sunday school children donated a dozen eggs each.
Mrs Mary Nickle of Chappell visited town Sunday. G W Eddy and wife of Lodgepole came Tuesday. Herman Schubarth of Sextorp visited county seat Wednesday. Banker J A Woten from Potter stayed a few hours Wednesday. Sidney Fire Department plans a May Ball May 1. Allen Hedges in town Friday for final proof on his homestead. J R Birdwell broke an arm in a horse hoof collision. FLOW timekeeper Stevens visited North Platte Friday. Nearly all guests look over the new courthouse this week. Henry Raymond C A Bancroft L S Bancroft Jim Birdwell and J W Litty among North Divide visitors. Miss Olive Frazey shared time with Dr Frazey then headed from Hillsdale Wyoming to Chicago. A Fuller and wife returned from coast trip. Insurance adjusters paid in full on R A Barlow residence policy. Barlow plans rebuilding.
Large auction sale of new furniture and household items including fine china stoves and one range. Saturday April Std at 1 pm on Rose street. Vv. F. Kucera, auctioneer.
The Snyder and Reimer tailoring firm dissolved by mutual consent with Mr. Snyder retaining the business. Mr. Reimer has not announced plans. The B D s met with Mrs. Couch last Friday. The St Patrick celebration at Mrs. Ed Ahrens was reportedly charming. The Degree of Honor met last Tuesday with Mrs. Ayle hosting a luncheon. James Vacik returned from Crete Nebraska where he studied and plans to sell 6000 bushels of small grain and more already marketed.
The Firemen's gathering on Thursday drew forty members and raised subscriptions for the Omaha tornado victims relief fund. A substantial sum was pledged and collected without touching the building fund that citizens have supported for sixteen years.
L G Lowe S R Sweet and Frank Whitelock hunted on the North Platte river returning early in the week. They claim seven geese and fourteen ducks. County attorney Devoe Dr Mantor and W M Pulver traveled to Bridgeport to hunt and seek better results.
Eduard Waldmann, renowned English tragedian, will perform Franz Molnar's The Devil at the Opera House on Saturday May 10. He is noted for Shakespearean work and major appearances across Germany England and the United States. Waldmann will be supported by his English company.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Sidney office advertised for pickup include Marvin Dees Lillian Moore Bunn Flora De Ford Geo Jones John Kolmorgan Chas Lewis F D Millard Alf Ovall H A Pitts Katie Wostalevie Ora Washburn Newton Wilcox and John Melintoshel Postmaster John Melintoshel announces available mailouts.
Potter held its first election as an incorporated village on Monday. Ballots showed two year terms for EB H Biggs, Banta, Dybdahl, Johnson, Anderson, Fred Nelson, and J A Woten. One year term elected J A Woten. Reverend Beecher and Chapmen ministers conducted services, with out of town attendees W W Chowins and John and Mrs Daugherty, before traveling to Kimball.
cabbage offered for sale at 75 cents per 100 pounds inquire by Ben L Glenn for details and delivery options
Advertisement notes an 80 acre tract near Kimball Nebraska priced at 100 dollars and mentions filing a good option. A lost pocket book with money and letters is sought to be returned to the Sidney Telegraph office.
The newspaper notes the top price fetched for cream at Thornburgs general market this week. Vendors and dairy farmers seek competitive returns amid fluctuating dairy values, with buyers marking premiums for high quality cream.
Cough medicine chosen for children should be pleasant tasting and effective with no harm. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these requirements and is a favorite with mothers of young children. For sale by all doctors.
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