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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1916
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for axle by The Telegraph. Five cents each Subscriptions for all magazines on periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Old newspapers offered for sale for pantry shelves and carpet linings and more. J W Harper advertises farm loan services with plentiful funds. Also acts as agent for Guarantee Life Fund Association and writes fire and accident insurance in Sidney Nebraska.
Splendid seed corn and Galloway seed oats offered for sale near Point of Rocks one mile south. Pure Bred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting. Fegs For Sale single comb brown Leghorn eggs 50 cents per setting or 3 dollars per 100. Also jack Jim Crow Jr. sold to J L Stalnaker eleven miles southwest of Sidney. Parties interested contact Mr Stalnaker.
Mrs. AL DEWey nurse seeks home construction loan details from Sidney Lumber Co with contact note and a cell phone 139 for follow up.
A HB Knox returned to Torrington Wyoming after voting on Tuesday and expects to stay several weeks for a benefit tied to his death. The brief note hints at a planned stay and ongoing arrangements related to the beneficiary event.
An agent touts the One Minute washing machine as superior to the Quality washer, claiming it halves labor and outperforms it in every way. The Quality model is presented as the best on the market. Sale listing by R. Ke L. Jackson.
The Willing Workers of Pleasant VanNey host a bake sale in Sidney at Western Drug Store starting 10 a m on Saturday April 21. Proceeds support the building fund for a new church with public invitation extended.
Several hundred bushels good flag seed for sale. Inquire of F A Jack, Dalton Nebraska.
Minnesota yellow dent seed corn, shelled and graded ready for the planter, $1.75 per bushel. Germination 95 percent or better. Available three miles north of Sidner at John L Sparks farm or at W A Sparks farm at Marlowe.
Lewis R. Mc Farland of Gifford Nebraska in Kimball County seeks two furnished rooms for light housekeeping or a small unfurnished house in Sidney. He asks to be contacted at once.
Notice to Patrons. Dr Webster will be away from Monday April 24 to Saturday April 29 to attend dental practice in Lisco and Oshkosh. Please note these dates so you may not meet disappointment at finding his office closed.
W H Prescott of Lincoln Nebraska offers lots 1 2 5 4 in Wellner s Addition Sidney for sale at bargain price at 1024 K Street Lincoln Nebraska.
The passing of Lent will restart social pleasures with an Easter Monday dance at the opera house Monday evening April 24. Promising best music, the event invites all to enjoy a good time.
Wes Knox reporter for The Telegraph can be reached at the residence phone 222 or the office at 174. Dalton’s F J Pool visited here Wednesday while L W Vath left for a business trip to Omaha. Potter’s L M White was a county seat visitor Monday. Potter merchant Co Johnson was busy here Tuesday. Mrs Charles Burkhardt Weyerts greeted friends here last Saturday. Mrs R Devine spent Sunday to Wednesday in Denver with sister Ada Mack. Dr Harry Zick will travel to Denver for optical state board exam. Mrs Charles Mann left Tuesday for North Platte for three weeks. Nels Thurston of the valley visited Sidney Monday and bought a Chevrolet. A Gapen spent the week in Denver leaving Telegraph duties to the straw boss and the devil. Mrs E G Despain departed for Marshalltown Iowa to visit relatives for six weeks. Ed Litz left Monday for northwestern Iowa to tend a critically ill father.
Mrs J T Melintosh Kitte Jean and Miss Grace MelIntosh return Sunday from a week in Denver Jean is recovering sluggishly from an operation for enlarged tonsils.
Mrs. Herman Schroeder travels to Norfolk today for a short visit with her daughter Miss Elizabeth in a millinery shop. She will visit other relatives as well as her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann went to Crook Colorado Sunday in the MacClenaghan car for an ideal excursion with fine weather and roads. Dr. Frazey has recovered use of his hand enough to resume osteopathic practice after an injury ten weeks ago in the Wheatol mill belt.
Mrs Fora Tinney departed Monday evening for the eastern part of the state to visit her sons and friends before beginning work at Vermillion South Dakota. Locals regret her departure and wish her well.
Mrs Joseph Simodynes departed Tuesday evening for Kansas City to visit her sister Mrs JT Pearson for an extended stay. Later, Mr Simodynes intends to travel to join her and visit his relatives in eastern Nebraska.
Sheriff McDaniel attended the Democratic banquet at the Lindell hotel in Lincoln on Friday evening April 14. The event drew a large Democratic crowd with Neville and Hitchcock as principal speakers.
Mrs C Allen and her children leave quarantine after six weeks in isolation. Martha suffered a severe spell but shows no lasting effects. U D Worden, JU P freight cashier, spent the weekend in Norfolk with his wife and young daughter who had stayed there several weeks. Mrs Worden recovers from an appendix operation and expects full health.
A terse notice urges immediate piano tuning service. Thos J Slechta signs as bandmaster and offers guaranteed work. The brief ad emphasizes prompt action and dependable maintenance for instruments.
At a bargain, a seven room house and two lots on East Lincoln Highway offered by James Worden.
A fragmented grocery ad lists oats cheese eggs butter cream and potatoes with scattered numerical prices and assorted labels. The illegible lines mix assorted items and units, showing a small market snapshot rather than a complete catalog.
Visitors including R C Cary and wife Jack Mankin and wife Tom Halston and wife and Will Gummer and wife joined a Sunday tour. Several children accompanied the group as they traversed local boulevards.
Mrs. Everette Banta and Mrs. M BE. Banta traveled from Potter to Macon Missouri with the body of Everette Banta who took his own life Thursday. Accompanied by Mrs. Everette Banta’s father and two children, Sidney friends and neighbors offered comfort and aid at the train and in Potter during the bereavement.
H. A. Fecht of Dalton visited the county seat on Monday, meeting officials and discussing local matters.
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