Good city residence property exchange for land in Sidney
Bentley Land Co advertises for sale or trade a residence property in Sidney consisting of two large lots an equipment room cottage and a barn with city water and drainage across from the schoolhouse north of it. Inquiries to Mrs P J Dunn Bridgeport Nub. Also offers furnished rooms with electric lights furnace heat private table board proximity to Burlington depot and cement walks to business district. Additional notices list threshing machine a steam plow and engine, cement blocks, and other local listings with prices and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saalu
Sidney
School House
P. J. Dunn
Bridgeport
Burlington
Fred Dresser
Farm listings seek buyers near post office and in town
Two large farm parcels offered by E McLernon and partner. 1130 acres 8 miles from post office with half bay land enclosed by wire fence priced at 16600 with one fifth cash and balance over ten years at 10 percent. Nearby 1120 acres two thirds hay land fenced with three wires at 16600 with one fifth cash and ten years at 6 percent. Also Handy Block Machine advertised and rental rooms offered in Callahan Block. Piano lessons advertised at residence near Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E McLernon
E.mcclernon
Sale on street by residents for leaving town
On account of leaving town will hold case on street Saturday August 27 at 1 30 consisting of household goods beds chairs dishes two ladies bicycles some poultry and other useful articles G B 16BB.
One extra good milch cow and Italian bee stands for sale
An advertiser offers one extra good four year old milch cow guaranteed in every way for 685.00 and a few heavy stands of Italian bees with good hives at 4.00 to 5.00 each for a few days only. Local notices mention visits by Mrs. Sitton and family from Sidney Iowa, Dr. Graham attending a ill relative in Callaway, Belle M. Stoutenborough Club year book in press, and Miss Morrison leaving for Cheyenne during Frontier Days.
Drinking Fountain Proposition Gains Public Support
The drinking fountain proposition is gaining favor with numerous commendable comments arriving. The L T L group has sowed seeds of support and grown-ups are ready to back the project to help it blossom into reality in the near future.
Social Roundup of Week in Dalton and Nearby
Local residents and visitors pass through Dalton, Sidney, and surrounding areas. Notables include W N Foster, Fred Harr, F E Campbell, G H Babb, Simon Fishman, J C Dunn, and many relatives from Omaha to Nebraska City visiting and conducting business, with several trips to Iowa points and a Mon tauf ranch visit noted. A new baby girl arrived for Herman Bockstadter. Mrs. Harney and M H Tobin families referenced, Irene Kelley returns from Chicago, and Dr J E Ellis and Mrs Ellis vacationed in Rockport Illinois. County Superintendent Morrison attends Chautauqua in Crawford, with Lodgepole residents also present. Professor E M Cline visits, reflecting ongoing school-building contemplations.
Miss Mayme McMichael Visits Grace and Hazel King
Miss Mayme McMichael of North Platte visited Grace and Hazel King for a fortnight. The trio left Friday to rest at the King ranch in the Platte valley for a few days.
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Mayme McMichael
North Platte
Grace
Hazel King
King Ranch
Platte Valley
Local officials note visiting businessmen in Bridgeport
A. S. Hardy was in Bridgeport last Saturday on business. Dr. Harry L. Mantor of Lodge pyle spent last Monday in this burg. KE. J. Milliken went to Omaha Tuesday evening on a business mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hardy
Bridgeport
Harry L. Mantor
Lodgepyle
KE. J. Milliken
Omaha
Local Social Notes From North Platte and Nearby
Mrs L F Tarkington of North Platte visited the city last Saturday. Miss Grace Wiser began work as a clerk in Mrs Jack sons ten cent store. Leo Osborn spent a day in Grand Island on business. Mrs Fishman and her daughter traveled to Denver for a week or more. Professor Thomas Lynch visited Alliance last Friday where his sister is ill. Professor Pate of Alliance spent Saturday and Sunday with Sidney friends. Mrs Claude Lester of Alliance visited here with Miss Mayme O Kane. Reverend Zinecker and family and Mrs Doty spent Wednesday at the Haskell home. Mrs D R Jones left for Minneapolis to attend her niece s wedding. Miss Edna Jessen of Cheyenne returned home Monday after visiting her cousins the Misses Jessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lynch
Alliance
Claude Lester
Mayme O’kane
Edna Jessen
Cheyenne
Misses Jessen
Mrs Neubauer and Miss Neubauer Travel to Denver for Visit
Mrs Neubauer and Miss Neubauer left Wednesday for Denver to visit friends and relatives for a few days. New babies are reported at George Howers and Isaac Jones. These two men are patriotic defenders of their country free sides. There will be a popular dance at the Herdon school house on Saturday August 20 inviting all, with nearly all planning to attend. Mrs Lena Davis from Macon Missouri has accepted the bookkeeping position at Sidney Mercantile store following Nannie Anderson resignation. Rev W J Erhard of the Episcopal church has begun a fall series of organ recitals to be held throughout the season, attracting many music lovers in the city.
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George Hower
Isaac Jones
Lena Davis
Macon
Missouri
Nannie Anderson
Sidney
W. J. Erhard
Episcopal Church
Fred Vath Starts Three Week Eastern Trip
Fred Vath leaves Wednesday evening for three weeks visiting Kansas City St Louis and Madison Wisconsin where a brother remains the family’s only member in that city He seeks a rest after long business work. The county school supply exhibit at the county superintendent’s office in the courthouse is praised by all involved and will stay two weeks or until school begins.
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Fred Vath
Kansas City
St. Louis
Madison
Wisconsin
Court House
Notice to Contractors for School House Bid
Sealed bids for a cement block school house 36 by 75 feet two stories and basement must be received by 1 p m September 20 1810 by Cheyenne County Nebraska School District No 9 Plans and specs are at the director’s office A certified check equal to two percent of each bid is required The board may reject any or all bids Geo H Gunderson Director Potter Neb Aug 15 1910
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Board of Education
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Geo H. Gunderson
Potter, Neb
Notice to Contractors for Cheyenne County Schoolhouse
The School Board of District No 156 Cheyenne County Nebraska invites bids for erecting a schoolhouse and outbuildings on the northeast quarter of Section 10 T 13 N R 51 W. Bids due at Sidney Telegraph office by noon September 3 1910 and opened at 2 p.m. that day. Specifications available at Sidney Telegraph office. The Board may reject any or all bids.
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School Board of District No
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
N. R
Sidney Telegraph
Piano sale pitch with Harper and Wright offer
A local ad promotes piano purchases at 33 cents a day through Harper and Wright. It urges buyers to choose from a variety of pianos and to call or phone for arrangements, promising easy terms and a strong proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper & Wright
Lost mare near Henderson seek owner reward
Lost, stray or stolen from Henderson reach ten miles west of Sidney a key mare branded on the right jaw weighing about 1000 pounds broken gentile. Liberal reward for information leading to her recovery. Katherine Green Sidney Neb.
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Henderson Reach
Sidney
Gentile
Katherine Green
Royal Neighbors Honor Mrs. G. B. Lobb at Meeting
The Royal Neighbors held a regular business session followed by a pleasure meeting honoring Mrs. G. B. Lobb. She will soon move to Lincoln with her family, with community regret. Ice cream and cake were served and a pin presented as a token of affection.
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G. B. Lobb
Ten Horses Missing From Chambers Ranch Prompt Theft Suspicions
C P Chambers reported on Thursday from his Chambers precinct ranch that ten horses advertised as lost have vanished with no clue to their whereabouts. He suspects theft and possible drive out of the country, a situation reminiscent of frontier days.
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C. P. Chambers
Chambers Precinct
Ten Head
Mr. Chambers
Frances Willard Club Meeting Notice
Frances Willard Club invites members to a gathering at M E church Sunday at 8 a m. The notice emphasizes a morning meeting in a local church setting.
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Frances Willard Club
M.E. Oburch
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Sidney Lumber CO
U. S. Track
Garr-Scott CO
Rock Springs and
Hanna Coal
Home Office
Sidney, Neb
Ramey First-Plase
Murlless
Hubler & Johnson’s
E. W. Murlless
Heroes For Sale
Dr. J. Osborn
Osborn
Telegraph
Good City
Bentley Land Co
Gus Wellner
H. H. Bockstadter
E. McLernon
Sidney Drug Co
Marileas
Empire
C. W. Hornaday
M. W. Osborn
Lorenzo
B. A. Jones
J. M. Jackson's & Co
Sidney Bonded Titl and Abstract Co
F. A. King, Pres
Cleburne
Faye Stool
H. H Bockstadter
Callahan
Cleburne Block
W. J. Ebrhard
J. L. Sitton
Mrs. Bobbett
Miss Bobbett
Sidney, Iowa
George Parks
Chappell
John McAuliff
Graham
Callaway
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Miss Morrison
Mrs. Niswander
J. J. Parks
Miss Florence
Pease Lumber Office
Mrs. Parks
W.N. Foster
Dalton
Fred Harr
Higgins
F. E. Campbell
Potter
G. H. Babb
Simon Fishman
J. C. Dunn
Dalton Fine Stockman
Herman Bockstadter
W. S. Rodman
F. G. Griffith
Iowa
T. N.s
Hubert Fuller
West End
John Blonde
South
South Divide
A. D. Stewitts
Dorothy
Montauk Ranch
Pomeroys
W. P. Miles
Colly Hanley
Nebraska City, Neb
Harney
M. H. Tobin
Irene Kelley
Chicago
J. E. Ellis
Rockport
Illinois
John Tobin
Mayme
Ida Tobin
Swan Dedrich
Ernest Kruse
Chautauqua
Crawford
Neb
J. C. Wolfe
May Wolfe
Lodgepole
E. M. Cline
Our City
Opera House Management
Vath
L. F. Tarkington
Grace Wiser
Mrs. Jackson
Leo Osborn
Grand Island
Pate
Reverend Zinecker
Mrs. Doty
Haskell
D. R. Jones
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mrs. Neubauer
Miss Neubauer
Denver
Herdon
Ira Birtwell
Winston
Colorado
St Paul
Nebraska Land Co
Woop & Pit?s
Managera
Front Street
Myrtle Hiett
Temperance
Ringer
Cheyenne County Abstract
C. M. Hadley
HW. T Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
American Fidelity Co
Nebraska Military Academy
Lincoln
B. S. Hayward
Joan McCleneghan
Sidney Stock Yarda
F. L. Putney Tilden
Tucker
Stowitte
Americea Bank
O. E. AupsRson Potter
Ra A
McCormick
A. R. AyYxkas
Sidacy
D. J. Scanlon
First National Bank
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