Local Classifieds Include Property And Rental Offers
Dentistry, fleet class prices reasonable. E W Murless phone 75. Resident jets and blocks for sale in Wellner addition. Blocks 320. Late 3100 each. Inquire Gus Wellner. Rooms for Rent Mrs B E Murllees. Garage room next to electric light office for rent. Cars stored 5 per month. For Rent second floor of Sidney Ice and Cold Storage Co building floor space 38x46. Inquire A S Hardy. For Sale my house barn and three late in east part of town Joseph Hamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellner
Sidney
Gus Wellner
RENIT
Sidney Ice & Cold Storage Co
A.S Hardy
Salf
Joseph Hatiber
Sidney Ice Plant Offers Artificial Ice to Public
For the Farmers. Artificial ice made from pure city water can now be obtained at any time at the new ice plant of the Sidney Ice and Cold Storage Co. Phone 64. A S. Harpy, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ice & Cold Storage Co
A S. Harpy
Reward for arrest of hay thieves at section 19
Notice offers a $10 reward for arrest and conviction of parties who cut and stole hay at section 19 town 15 range 50. Also promotes sale of store boxes at 40 cents per 100 pounds and seeks an experienced nurse for confinement cases, Eva A. Hopson, Box 106 Sidney Neb. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Oberfelder
Hornaday’s
Eva A. Hopson
Sidney
Telegraph
Local hotel dining and a regional medical cure claim
Attention travelers note Olean Hotel dining room offers home cooked meals. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy from Fog Cheney & Co of Toledo with a $100 promise if it fails, and urges readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Hall
Fog Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cueney & CO
Notice to Contractors for Cheyenne County Court House bids
Sealed proposals for heating and plumbing of the new Cheyenne County Court House and Jail at Sidney Nebraska will be received by the Board of County Commissioners on or before 10:00 a m September 12 1911. Separate bids on heating and plumbing may be filed with joint bids allowed. Plans are available at the County Clerk Office Sidney Architect in Hot Springs and U S Radiator Co Omaha. A ten dollar plan fee and a three percent bid guaranty are required with a bona fide proposal, plus a fifty percent performance bond. The County reserves the right to reject any bid. Dated Sidney August 8 1911 H T Doran County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Architecta
Hot Springs
South Dakota
U. S Radiator Company
Omaha
H. T. Doran
Sidner
H.T. Doran
H.T Doran
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Buggies for Sale Inquire of Ollie Camblin
One rubber-tired runabout and one top buggy offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Ollie Camblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Camblin
Cheyenne County Board of Equalization to Meet in Sidney
The Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of Equalization will hold an adjourned session at the Sidney Court House on August 19 1911. County Clerk H T Dorax issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Court House
Sidney
H. T. Dorax
Exchange offers 20 acres Oregon fruit land for team and wagon
20 acres in Oregon fruit land for a team, harness and wagon or a comparable trade such as a lot in Sidney or similar value items. Price listed as 350 dollars. Contact J. O. Lons in Sidney Nebraska for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Sidney
J. O. Lons
Ice Cream Social at Library to Boost Books
The Library Committee hosts an ice cream and cake social on the Reat Room lawn Wednesday evening August 16 to raise funds for the library. Sidney ladies contribute fine cakes, inviting neighbors to enjoy treats and donate books. A boy is sought for board while attending high school in Sidney. contact ODAVILLE YATES, Broadwater Neb. Miss Bessie Morrill visits Sidney from Bridgeport. rooms for rent in Gapen building. Mrs. Clinton visiting daughter Mrs. Wellman in Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Reat Room
Sidney
Odaville Yates
Broadwater
Neb
Local Notes On Residents And Moves
Mrs. Anderson expects to be home soon. Mrs. Ellis improves and plans to sit up. Mrs. James Nero is in hospital and quite sick. Frank Kurth, son of Fred Kurth, is very ill in hospital. Mrs. Bundy, previously ill, is improving. Ernest Worden and family moved into a new home. E. C. Merrick and family stayed on the Scherer ranch this week. Mrs. J. Wolf on sick list but now improving. Andrew Limbeck reports a fine corn field. Mrs. Roscoe Zimmer and children visit north to Platte and Cozad. Mr. Oosterhoudt and family moved to Tyler home. Wm. Kemp from Colton repairing bridges near Sunol. improvement much needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kemp
Colton
Sunol
Local Moves and Travel Notes Across States
Mr Frandsen travels to Bridgeport with Mr Yokum to join Yokum s mining company. F A Gapen publisher of The Telegraph leaves for a fortnight in Chicago and Bloomington Illinois. Elmer Singleton a Dalton country farmer harvests wheat at twenty five bushels per acre. D Short and Ray Evans depart for Wheatland Wyoming to spend two weeks fishing thirty miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gapen
the Telegraph
Chicago
Bloomington
Illinois
Elmer Singleton
Dalton Country
Messrs
D. Short
Ray Evans
Wheatland
Wyoming
Corn Country Shows Widespread Prosperity Across Region
James Douglas of twelve miles west of Dalton reports many fine fields along the Dalton to Sidney road, reflecting a healthy corn country nationwide.
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James Douglas
Dalton
Sidney
Methodist Notes Rev Henry Zinnecker
The Annual Conference meets in Lexington Nebraska starting September 13 with Bishop Warren presiding. The pastor will attend and the conference year ends. District Superintendent Chamberlin visits August 19 and 20 for the last quarterly Conference to review this year and plan next. All quarterly conference members and church members are urged to attend. Subscribe to benevolence cards by August 19 for a full report at the final business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Nebraska
Bishop Warren
Chamberlin
Farmers Demand Railroad On Old Sargent Brewster Grade
Farmers along the Sargent to Brewster grade meet at Cummings Park church urging Burlington to add rolling stock on the grade they built twenty years ago. If refused they seek other promoter-backed rail options while continuing mobilization in school houses along the line. Farmers arrive by automobile and team from distant points to press for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Brewster
Burlington
Cummings Park
Trunk of Jewelry Stolen from Omaha Firm on Trip
A trunk containing eight thousand dollars worth of jewelry belonging to A JF Smith Company of Omaha was stolen. Traveling representative William Kortlang supervised the trunks on a trip through to Nebraska City. Train crew say both trunks reached Nebraska City, while the station agent there says only one trunk was received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. JF. Smith Company
Omaha
William Kortlang
The
Smith Company
Nebraska City
Lightning Fatality at St. Libory House
Miss Mack of Petersburg was killed by a lightning strike while visiting T. Cordes near St. Libory. She was in an upper room when struck, carried downstairs for aid, but died almost immediately. The house suffered only minor damage with a few shingles torn off.
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T. Cordes
St. Libory
Mack
Petersburg
Artesian well taps flows on Birdwood Creek near Sutherland
Wm. Spear, a Kinkaid homesteader, drilled an ordinary well on Birdwood creek northwest of Sutherland. At ninety feet depth, internal pressure caused water to spout seven feet high, with enough force to fill an inch pipe.
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Wm. Spear
Birdwood Creek
Sutherland
Local Notes And Visits Across Town
Miss Kathryn Sharmer leaves for California this week. Robert Emanuelson and Gene Sine from Lodgepule were seen on the streets yesterday. S. Watson, north of Lodgepule, spent Friday in Sidney on business. Barbara Wolf purchased a piano from Bennett Piano Company in Omaha. Mrs. Webster and her children visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Witters last week. Miss Ruth Odette, visiting her uncle Ollie Camblin and family, returned Wednesday to Denver. Mrs. G. Fix of Norfolk visits her daughter Mrs. Herman Schroeder, returning from several weeks in Idaho.
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Ruth Odette
Ollie Camblin
Denver
G. Fix
Norfolk
Herman Schroeder
Idaho
Sidney Visitst and Rattlesnake Bite Update
Charles Tate and L R Bar low traveled to Sidney yesterday. Tate's son, bitten by a rattlesnake a week ago last Monday, remains weak but can now sit up briefly. F G LaSalle and wife of Lodgepole with G G LaSalle of Chappell were in Sidney Friday en route to Denver and Colorado points by auto for a two week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tate
L. R. Barlow
Sidney
Mr. Tate
F. G. LaSalle
Lodgepole
G. G. LaSalle
Chappell
Denver
Colorado
Why not name your farm to invite better living there
Residents of Sidney discuss naming farms along the road to show neighbors nearby and promote rural post delivery. A Kimball Old Soldiers Reunion featured a parade with cowboys and cowgirls, a G A R procession, a Juvenile Band, and a grand ball. A free hall dinner for 400 guests highlighted the hospitality with fried chicken and other dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bassett
Helen
Mary McIntosh
Kimball
Centennial matriarch Susannah Parrish marks 101 years
Mrs Susannah Parrish of Seward celebrated her 101st birthday with family. She has three living children, twenty six grandchildren, and twenty seven great grandchildren. Born in Franklin county Ohio before the war of 1812, she has lived in Nebraska since 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Parrish
Seward
Parish
Franklin County
Ohio
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Teachers Institute Opens in Sidney
The annual Cheyenne County Teachers Institute begins August 14 1911 in Sidney High School. Noted instructors Bapt I G Wilson Pawnee City Neb Bapt A T Hukill Waterloo Iowa and Mrs W S Boatder Lodgepole Nebr lead the program with Eva Moreland giving a reading on August 15 assisted by locals. Public invited. housing and boarding help available through County Superintendent Miss Morrison. Tickets 25 and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Teachers’ Institute
Sidney
I. G. Wilson
Pawnee City
Neb
A. T. Hukill
Waterloo
Iowa
W.S. Boatder
Lodgepole
Nebr
Miss Morrison
Institute
Eva Moreland
Visit to Sidney Highlights Winston Man
Jamie Stokes of Winston spent several days this week visiting his mother in Sidney. The note stresses having Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand at first signs of illness and is offered for sale by all dealers.
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Jamie Stokes
Winston
Sidney
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Wolf's Jewelry Store
E. W. Murlless
BE. W.murlleas
Mary Aldridge
Miata
J. C. Hupsox
Jersey
J. A. Bentley
J E. Johnson
Dunkard
A Wagner
Pfeifer
Sidney Mercantile Company
Gilmore
Ice Cream Social
Bessie Morrill
Bridgeport
Gapen
Thomas Clinton
G. A. Wellman
Crystal Theatre
Motion Pictures
Mrs. Anderson
James Nero
Frank Kurth
Fred Kurth
Ernest Worden
E.C. Merrick
Scherer Ranch
J. Wolf
Andrew Limbeck
Roscoe Zimmer
North Platte and
Cozad
Mr. Oosterhoudt
Tyler
Mr. Frandsen
Mr. Yokum
Stone Hotel
John Clarke
Henry Zinnecker
Omaha Company
Kinkaid Homestead
Kathryn Sharmer
California
Robert Emanuelson
Gene Sine
Lodgepule
S. Watson
Barbara Wolf
Bennett Piano Company, of
Cheyenne County Abstract
C. M Hadley
H. T Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
American Fidelity Ce
Sidney Bonded Title and Abstract Co
F. A. King
Pres
Cleburne Building
Sidney, Neb
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