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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
8
For sale in Sidney Nebraska a dwelling house in block east of the Episcopal church with three large rooms a roomy cellar and ten acres on the creek just south of city limits easily irrigated with large shade trees young fruit trees and outbuildings including stable and chicken house. Owner resides on premises and terms are easy. Call on or address Mrs. McElholm Sidney Neb.
J. H. Vanclause offers to re rubber tires with guaranteed material and workmanship. Freight paid one way from Sidney. Write for prices stating channel size and wheel height. North Platte, Nub.
Two well improved farms for rent. Inquire Western Realty Co Sidney Neb. The undersigned prohibits hunting on his premises in sections 24 25 26 township 14 range 50 and 8 southwest of section 30 and northeast and northwest of section 31 township 14 range 49. All troopers will be prosecuted. Gus WELLNER Sidney Neb Nov 26 1908. Dressmaking repair work on ladies’ suits by Mr Dunlap Second Street telephone 2. The Telegraph Office has a complete line of typewriter ribbon paper carbon. It is against the law to dump garbage on public highways and violators will be prosecuted. Dumping near viaduct east of town and near bridge south of town is complained of. Oscar BRANDT Road Overseer Dial 1.
G. B. Loss announces horse breeding services at Cambria ranch one mile east of Sidney. Availability on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturdays through May and June. Rates listed at 8.90 and 10.00 dollars. Describes the mare as extra good and thoroughly acclimated.
Bids are invited by the district 71 school board to remove the frame school and outbuildings to a site one mile north. Foundations and privy vaults to be built by the contractor with buildings set in good repair. Sealed bids must reach S. J. Hedges, Director, Sidney, Nebraska, by noon Saturday April 10 1909. Board may reject any or all bids.
Pasture for rent via Western Realty Co. Dentistry offered at reasonable prices. E W Marl ness and H H Bockatacher listed with contact numbers. Building lot for sale on Rose Street through Mrs Britton. Five room house and lot for sale by box 446. Dust proof letter files sold by The Telegraph. Legal writing by Wm H Becker at Tobin Block. Mandy Lee incubator advertised. Typewriting paper and ribbons for sale at The Telegraph. The Weekly Inter Ocean offered with a special combined annual price.
Auction notice for April 20 1909 at 10 a m lists 50 head horses including work and saddle stock 14 cows and heifers with several fresh in May plus harness farm wagons surrey and buggies and farm machinery and household furniture. Terms Cash under 10 dollars or 8 percent on larger sums with 5 percent cash discount. No removal before terms fulfilled. W M Fuller owner H G Milner auctioneer R A Barlow clerk.
A brief notices item stating new crepe for farmers by Emerson Hoosier and Hayes with C D Essia and advertising legal abstracts by Wm H Becker lawyer Tobin Block and Blue Ribbon coffee for sale at UC W Hornaday’s.
Half section farm three miles west of Sidney Nebraska features a stone house and barn with other improvements, fenced. Seventy acres cultivated, rest pasture, good well and water, school on site. Rent to March 1 1910. Price twenty dollars per acre with half cash. Inquiries to owner Carl Sprenger P O Box 40 Sidney Neb.
Greenlee and Benson express thanks to respondents who settled their accounts and warn that delinquent balances will be turned over to their attorney for collection if payment is not soon made.
County Commissioners require all parties with claims against Cheyenne County Nebraska to file them with County Clerk H. T. Doran before January 1, 1909. All claimants must present specifics to the clerk for processing.
Advertises Nabob a registered Red Poll Quarter horse stallion for stud service in Dalton Nebraska. Service fee twelve dollars. Inquiry via W W Chowina Springdale Ranch Sidney Nebraska. Also notes sale of restored business in Dalton and a 320 acre farm for rent near Sidney with draying and transfer services by Guernsey Dray.
Ralph Pettit arrived in the city early in the week. Mrs. Shipman was under the weather this week. C D Minehall visited the county seat Thursday. The Dorcan society met with Mrs H Schroeder Thursday. H H Libby of Lodgepole was in the county seat Wednesday. J G Baker from Cheyenne visiting for a few weeks. Band boys guests of Alderman Swan Dedrick at dinner Thursday. Ben Wagner ill with mumps at home. Mrs Verna McDaniel of Cheyenne staying with relatives. C E Trognitz in Omaha on business. Mrs B A Jones hosted the Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Mrs Atkina came from the ranch to visit her mother. A baby daughter born to R A Blake Wednesday night. Mrs Springer home after visiting parents at Blue Gill Neb. H W Chowins at his Sidney ranch not improving. Engineer Hershey Welch of North Platte in town for water works matters. Mrs W P Miles and daughters returned from Omaha for Easter. Ella Graiser of Potter school faculty visited Harriet Radcliff. Professor Pate judged declamatory contest in Alliance. Mrs R M Brown visiting from Liewellen Neb. W P Miles and J L McIntosh in Kimball district court as counsel. W D Clifton and Claud Stockham toured Sidney. An Indianapolis electrician overdid a bath charge and died. A man in town would die if charged with plain soap. Dan Bergman went east to buy goods and look after property. plans to stay near Lincoln. Louie returned from Lincoln to run local business. F L Johnson and son, formerly of Denver, now contracting plastering and bricklaying here. Their work shown in recent homes of Fishman and Leibhhardt. Building boom brings transient workers. Johnson and son foresee patronage.
The Ladis Maccabees reserve May 6 for their annual bazaar with ads to follow. Earl Kratz relocates his office from Callahan block to the Cleburne block and will operate with Fundingsland and Severson. The Inter Ocean sale offers one year of both papers for 1.75 dollars. A good paying business is for sale with reasons for selling mentioned.
A nostalgic ad touts hotel kitchen cleanliness and Quaker Oats purity. It claims oats pass over fifty cleaning steps from field to box, with no human hand touching grains. It urges readers to eat Quaker Oats every morning and notes regular and family size packaging.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church preaches every Sunday morning at 11 o clock and evening at 7 30. Sunday school begins at 10 o clock with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 20. Pastor L F Gunderman leads the congregation.
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