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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1914
Page
8
Dentistry services advertised with first class prices and contact E W Marlcest or Marlcest. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five can tax subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals available at this office. apply anytime.
A rural route listing from Shannon, Sterling Cole, includes a good heavy gelding and several young mares with foal offerings for sale in Sterling Co. Written in brief sale notice style with contact details.
A large 480 acre tract about three miles west of Dalton Cheyenne County to be sold on easy terms. Adjoins T. M. Freeman’s farm. J W Casey of Chicago II handles inquiries at 74 W. Washington St. Chicago II. Also various local notices list found boy's hat near town, Plymouth Rock eggs, carpet weaving, address requests, a 160 acre improved farm in Cheyenne County, and rental and sale offerings from local firms.
Commonwealth Securities Loan Company invites correspondence for six percent money loans on farms orchard lands and city property to buy build improve extend or refund mortgages or other securities. Terms reasonable with special privileges. Office addresses are 767 Gas and Electric Building Denver Colorado and 749 Henry Building Seattle Washington.
Auto for sale offers a fully equipped five passenger vehicle from Livoni and Son. The ad notes sale pricing as very cheap to clear space for new stock.
North half of 17-14-48, two miles north of R. Krueger’s Lake, to be offered by V F Kucera, auctioneer. Auction action referenced as 00 Acres Breaking.
For sale or trade a fully equipped 1911 model 40 FI Overland Touring Car. Terms include money at six to eight percent to build with. See Livoni & Son for financing details. C. P. Millett, the auctioneer, handles the sale.
A list of horses including 1 black mare six years old cast by side weight 1100. 1 brown mare nine years old in foal weight 1300. 1 team bay mares six and seven years old in foal weight 1100. 1 blue roan mare nine years old in foal weight 1300. 1 black mare eight years old in foal. 1 gray horse five years old weight 1100. 1 bay mare ten years old in foal weight 1150. 1 mouse colored horse ten years old weight 1200. 1 sorrel mare six years old in foal weight 1200. 1 gray mare smooth mouth in foal weight 1100. 1 black mare seven years old weight 1 team black mares six and seven years old weight 1050. 1 bay mare seven years old weight 1050.
Kinley McIntosh mourned a bicycle theft from his yard until Kimball County Sheriff identified a wheel found there as Kinley’s. The bike was damaged beyond repair, reflecting a depraved act by the thief who destroyed it.
Mrs A J Cunningham visits her mother at Silver Creek in this state.
Louis Rabe and George Folkerts descended from Weyerts on Wednesday, arriving at the event and joining nearby attendees.
Notice from MONA CORBETT R K announces the regular Lady Macabees meeting next Thursday is canceled. The next gathering is slated for the third Thursday in May. The Hornaday Stone & Grain Co invites inquiries about its "Wonder Basement" and urges supporters to call.
A reader note promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a fast aid against colds and related illnesses. Community updates report F L Mintkur of Potter and H C Christensen of Dalton visiting, Isaac Olson and Lucien LeBlanc in town, and Bettendorf recovering from a weeks long illness.
A brief notice urges readers to contact painter M W Os born to book spring papering and decorating dates, promising timely service and avoidance of delays. The ad includes a phone number 165 for inquiries.
New Ford cars were purchased this week by Ed Root and C Boggs. Mr and Mrs George Richardson of Lisco were overnight visitors here recently. Mr McEldowney of Chappell visited Saturday with the Parks families. Louis Wasem is replacing a torn porch with a larger, improved model. John Johnson of Potter appointed administrator of the Albert Burk estate by County Judge Gapen. A fire insurance inspector reviewed all public buildings last week. Minnie Green is back on duty at the Hornaday store after a ranch visit with her parents. Mrs Goodin travels east to persuade her parents to relocate here. Mrs H G Hall returned from Broken Bow where her father is in ill health. Mrs James Worden and two others visited Julesburg to spend the day with Mrs Maggie Snyder Fischer.
Fred Payton of Shreveport Louisiana visits his aunt Mrs Easterday. In frail health he tries the famed climate, seeking relief from his ailments.
R E WL Jackson and his daughter Rena left Wednesday for a ten day visit to Kansas City, St Joseph and other points. Mr. Jackson will attend to business matters.
Elmer Grabill departed the Hornaday store to visit his father's ranch to secure provisions and prepare his physique for upcoming studies at college. He aims to be in good trim for the demanding coursework and outdoor duties anticipated next fall.
T H Matthews of Fremont Nebraska traveled to town on Thursday to arrange a local agent for the Fremont Building and Loan Association. The trip highlighted Sidney's notable building activities attracting interest.
B A Jones sold his Rose Street home to W E Swatzlander who will take possession soon. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Miss Davidson will rent rooms at Mr. Mann's in the opposite block while they plan their future home.
R. W. Barker of Norfolk Nebraska is now employed at the C. W. Hornaday Department Store. He works in the shoe and dry goods sections as an experienced salesman and a well liked presence, fitting the cheerful atmosphere of the store.
Fred Lehmkuhl and his wife drove up from Lodgepole on Wednesday. J. J. Cramer of Dalton spent Monday night in the city on business.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Sheridan Murray of Potter on April Sth.
County Supt Mrs Stark visited Sunol school Monday. When crops need precipitation this lady starts to Sunol. Leo Osborn bought the Martin Boreson house where he has lived past two years. A choice property and a fine investment.
Mr and Mrs W J Shoemaker and Mr and Mrs J J Parks joined a Moore ranch birthday celebration north of town Sunday helping mark the occasion for the Moore brothers.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Conner on April 4. The infant will be named Alice Louise. Mr Conner serves as chief maintenance engineer on the U P. at this point.
Word comes from western Wyoming of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs G A Wellman Mrs Wellman was Miss Katherine Clinton of this place before her marriage This is the second little daughter.
Miss Myrtle Lancaster has purchased the north half of the block owned by Dan McAleese on the north side. The block includes the stone hospital building that has been recently converted into a residence.
F G Smith moved into the Earnhardt property this week. Alex Thompson will move into the house vacated by Smith, and a bridal couple is to occupy the cottage vacated by Thompson.
Miss Mollie Endsley departed Wednesday for her home in Westboro Missouri. She has spent the winter here with her cousin's widow Mrs C Cradit. Her friends are not entirely inconsolable over her departure for all signs point to an early return as Sidney offers attractions to young ladies.
Dr D. D Hammonds of Kearney spoke at the Methodist church Thursday evening on How To Get There. For an hour and a half he shared philosophy and humor, entertaining a fairly large audience and leaving all satisfied with the eminent divine’s entertainment.
William Hudson spent last Saturday in this city en route from Broadwater to Phoenix Arizona where he expects to hang out his shingle as a practitioner of law. He is a graduate of the Sidney school and recently graduated from a law school in Georgetown D C. His many friends here wish him luck.
Mr and Mrs E A Kruseman and Harry left Sunday for their Idaho home in Pocatello. Sagred Johnson, known here as Miss Sagred Johnson, had spent three weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs E P Johnson and siblings. Mr Kruseman and his young son joined for the final week. Friends number in the dozens and greet her thriving family.
Miss Myrtle Lancaster deputy county treasurer and her sister Helen spent the weekend at the former’s homestead in Colorado near Peetz.
RS. Oberfelder came back Wednesday looking fit after a lengthy tour through several states. He visited locations at his own pace with New Mexico and California lasting the longest in his itinerary.
Howard Hall son of H G Hall, long known locally, returned with his mother from Broken Bow and renewed friendships while visiting his parents. He has studied at the New York Art School in illustration and other lines and plans a year of rest before completing his course. He noted notable change in town since his eight year prior visit. He then traveled to Great Falls, Montana, to visit his sister Mrs Ar mour before pursuing a business venture with a friend.
Thanhouser presents a Thursday lineup with Conscience Broncho as the two reel feature and The Lackey Majestic shown as an extra reel.
A fragment lists film titles and showings for Friday to Sunday. Domino features The Courtship of O San Their Best Friend Thanhouser on Friday. Saturday includes North of 53 Degrees Billie’s City Cousin Keystone K B. Sunday presents Pete Lariat of the Elying A Amer The Clerk Majestic Between Showers Keystone.
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