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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1915
Page
8
For rent front basement in the Gapen building inquire at this office. Piano for rent with privilege of buying later and rent applied to price. Will sell now to a responsible party on easy monthly quarterly or semiannual terms. Write at once for particulars to this Knight-Camp Bell Music Company Denver Colorado.
A 12 year old black Belgian stallion, weight 1900, proven sire and guaranteed sound. Also selling the Bordwell property warehouse on the Bordwell lot after newly completed warehouse and adjoining elevator. Interested parties call at the office C. W. Hornaday Mosse & Grain Co.
By Fred Siedow a new eight room residence with a barn fruit and shade trees and other conveniences stands two blocks north of Union depot.
We are now in a position to make farm loans at a very reasonable rate of interest. If you desire a loan call at our office in the Fundingsland block.
Pure Sudan Seed touted as the greatest hay crop with a state inspector's certificate for every buyer. Prices: 100 pounds or more 80 cents per pound delivered to any express office in Nebraska. under 100 pounds 85 cents per pound delivered. Address with remittance to Don H. Biggers, Lubbock, Texas.
William Jones, jailed for grand larceny by Judge Grimes, writes from the penitentiary blaming whiskey for his crime. He says he regrets getting drunk, thanks the Sidney officials for fair treatment, and notes he is studying while serving time. He mentions recovering a sore leg and hopes for release.
L V Springer of Lincoln visited in Sidney Monday while J H Allen of Peetz dropped in Saturday. Mrs Alexander of Lodgepole and Mrs Fred Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole were Sidney visitors, with Cheyenne business and pleasure trips noted. Reverend Juengie traded in town, the B D s held a small hotel dance, and C J Smith of Lodgepole called Wednesday. A Sidney birth is recorded for April 11 1915 to Mr and Mrs C J Portrey of Sidney Draw. Weyerts stockman farmer Thos Thompson was in Sidney early week, and Bridge Club met with Mrs Campbell hosting. District Judge Riner of Wyoming and officials Bailey and Ownhouse noted while traveling between Cheyenne and Sheridan.
George Henry Breckner and Catherine Freimuth of Alliance were married Tuesday by Father Link at the Catholic parsonage.
Livont & Son request the return of chains picked up in the west part of town last Sunday afternoon. Please return them to LIVONT & SON.
Farmers needing barbed wire can be supplied at factory prices by applying to C. J. Osborn.
R F Clark announces control of the St George Ranch offering three 500 acre pastures with good fences and creek water from Lodgepole Creek. The land can support 300 more head, horses preferred, rental 50 cents per month or by the season.
Classified notice lists a 404H Buick for sale or trade with contact at Palace Barn or Brewer's garage signed by C F Livoni. Also advertises “The Magic touch of Andy Brett” to improve car performance. Also rental notice for 23 acres of farm land by Hugh McFadden.
HUNTING AND FISHING. Remember a license is required for hunting and fishing. LOST Brown and yellow Scotch Collie with brown neck ring and white feet. liberal reward for return to Brewer Garage. FOR SALE or WILL LEASE One section 640 acres near Sidney. contact CHARLES MILLER Frankfort Ind. Medical ad urges consult Dr. Bison about eyes. event at Hotel National Sidney on Saturday April 24.
Swanson of St Joseph Plow Company in Joseph Missouri advertises 25 percent savings on farm machinery in a catalog form. The brief notice highlights discounted plows and farming equipment from a local supplier known for its Joseph Missouri address.
The notice lists names including Mr. F. J. Johnson Mr. Wm Dordon and Rev. F. A. Joseph as advertised letters at the post office with John McIntosh as Postmaster.
For rent or sale, a five room house is offered with inquiries directed to Mrs. B. W. Frazey.
Well located lot for sale at the southeast corner with partial monthly payments if desired. Inquire at this office or address Box 142, Sidney.
William T Johnson of Scotts Bluff, a pioneer and wealthy citizen, died April 17. His sister, Mrs Johnson, is from the Raymond family, a well known pioneer clan of the North Divide in this county. Alfred Shipman left his railroad job in Cheyenne and moved to Belle Fourche, South Dakota, to take new duties at Butte County Bank there.
Father Link of this place, Banker Woten of Potter and Frank P Rich ards of Bridgeport each bought a Chevrolet from Hahler and Hahler. Woten drove his from Omaha to Potter and found the roads quite good, illustrating regional car uptake and cross-town travel.
Emmet C. Higgins of Omaha, a federal game warden, was in Sidney late last week to investigate migratory game law violations. He concluded inquiries here and then left for Alliance. Higgins warned that hunters have clearly violated the law and face penalties under federal rules. The waterfowl season runs September 1 to December 16, with fines up to 100 dollars or ninety days imprisonment, or both.
Floyd Harp died April 11 after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral held April 12 at home with Gardner Miller of the Christian church officiating. The Harp family receives sympathy as theater notes mention strong receipts for The Winning of Barbara Worth and upcoming performances of Lend Me $200 at Tobin Opera House on April 28.
Villa artillery opened on Matamoras while Carranza troops attacked Villa positions in woods west of the town. The clash ended with Carranza retreat to trenches as Villa cavalry pursued, sparking fears for Brownsville's safety. A Villa canton was reportedly captured along with a train of provisions and prisoners. A separate for sale notice from Cheyenne Wyoming appears at end.
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