Real estate firm invites property listings
A local real estate firm extends an open invitation to owners to list properties. The message emphasizes professional listing services and a customer friendly process to reach buyers.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1909
Page
1
A local real estate firm extends an open invitation to owners to list properties. The message emphasizes professional listing services and a customer friendly process to reach buyers.
A jumble of local notices lists residents and visitors in Sidney Nebraska. People include H G Miller from Weyerta farm, Mark Atchison of Paxton Galla gher, Judge H M Grimes on the way to a north district, and many others traveling, renting, or visiting.
J. R. Kelley of Bancroft Neb reports a splendid crop prospect between Sidney and Dalton. D. W. Hayes and W. M. Brome of Alliance visit seeking an agreement to place the new State Normal school in Alliance, with Sidney favoring its location as most accessible and suitable.
Professor Thomas Lynch, head of the Sidney Military band, plans to depart around September first. He will spend two weeks at his Panora Iowa home before joining the Iowa State band in Des Moines. Lynch built a highly regarded local organization and aimed for highest quality. He is arranging a final concert for Saturday evening August 28. The public laments his departure.
The ceremony occurred Tuesday morning August 10 at 11 at the residence of Mr. C. Christensen in the south part of town. Rev I Gunderman officiated, uniting the couple with a vow that death should not sever. The Telegraph's beat extends best wishes to the newlyweds at Laura Colorado.
A brief urging readers to vote in next Tuesday's primary election. It reminds that polls open noon to nine p.m. and stresses voter duty to support preferred candidates and maintain the primary law.
Foreman Murphy shifts his gang to Lodgepole while Peter Smith visits the shops. Pitzer and Griffith check flax crops for cutting. Schroeder calls crews at the depot as Engine 1666 suffers a minor wreck. no injuries. Rube Baker reports a 9 pound girl. G A R members attend Salt Lake reunion. Kingelty and Stoine are sidelined by rheumatism and a sprained ankle respectively. Ed Ahrens acts as engineer temporarily.
The carnival will begin performances on August 30. Patrons are urged to save money and energy for a memorable time. Porter on draught advertised at Kruse Bros.
After four months of intense suffering Mrs E P Osgood died Wednesday in Sidney. Born Iona Bishop September 15 1841 in Jefferson County New York she grew to womanhood in Michigan and married E P Osgood in 1860. The family moved to the west in 1866 and resided near Sidney for thirty years. Left are her husband and four children Clyde Otia Milt and Mrs Cora Fitch. Funeral at the house Thursday at 2 30 with Rebecca lodge present and Reverend Zinnecker officiating.
Sidney wins two games against Cheyenne on their home field. In the opener Sidney dominants with pitching by Ferry and timely hitting from Agnew, scoring 8 to 0. Monday’s game features a late Sidney burst for an 8 to 2 victory as Cronin provides a pitchers’ battle before Sidney bats rally.
The rural comedy Uncle Josh Perkins is set for August 20 at the Tobin opera house. Producer H. H. Frazee provides a complete scenic environment and an ensemble of top metropolitan actors plus local favorites. The play is hailed as one of the year's most popular rural comedies with strong plotting, well drawn characters, and natural action.
Edward Schebrur of Brookfield Missouri spent Tuesday nearby. He proved up on a homestead east of Dalton fourteen years ago when land valued about two hundred dollars. On this trip he refused two thousand dollars, a gain of about sixty three percent on his original investment. He plans to hold the land longer.
A Thursday evening dance at the opera house under St Margaret's and St Martha's guilds of the Episcopal church drew a good crowd. The event was well managed with receipts around fifty dollars and featured excellent music by the Sidney orchestra and piano selections by local musicians.
The notice lists game dates for Omaha All-Stars and Sidney with Sunday Monday August 15 16, Kansas City Red Sox and Sidney on August 17 18, and Omaha UP Shop team and Sidney on August 19 20. V Klein acts as agent for Canada Cold Storage Co to handle cream.
The P. E. O. society met last Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Jack as hostess. A delicious luncheon followed a very pleasant afternoon. The group, recently organized, is described as a select and congenial little club.
Mrs Kellog visited her mother Mrs DeMur at Lodgepole and toured the town. Misa Lena Jessen returned from Omaha and North Platte and resumes duties at the deputy county treasurer’s office. The Methodist picnic drew a large crowd with drum sticks and mosquito advice. Mrs W R Smith returns home from Cheyenne hospital as she improves steadily.
J. W. Harper, recently convalescent, enjoyed a day at the M. E. picnic in Kreuger Friday and takes daily car rides. A. K. Greenlees traveled to the country for business and to seek cooler air. A scheduled Old Song Concert has been postponed due to conflicting dates.
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