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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1915
Page
15
Andy Brett offers bargain repair parts to fit Deering McCormick Champion Osborn and Jones mowers and binders. Cleanout sale emphasizes low prices and wide selection for parts and repairs.
SALE OR TRADE Three-roller mill with 6 H. P. Fairbanks Morse engine for gale or trade or both for machinery or machinery and building. For grinding whole wheat flour feed etc. Phone call or write B W FRAZEY Sidney Neb FOR SALE Improved farm of 480 acres one mile south of Clare the west half and SE% of Sec 2 Twp 15 Range 51 Cheyenne county Will sell all or part Good terms Write P QUINN Lake View Iowa
Sixteen room house in Morrow area available for sale or rent. Contact B. W. Frarey at Sidney Nebraska for inquiries or calls.
C L Ravert, owner, Dal ton Neb delivers a brief notice selling a quarter section of land two miles from Dalton. The ad promises fair pricing and good terms and invites interested parties to contact the owner at Dalton, Nebraska.
A 480 acre farm about three miles west of Dalton is offered for sale. Adjacent to the Thos Freeman farm, described as excellent land in Cheyenne County. For details contact J. W. Casey at the Chamber of Commerce Building, Chicago Ill.
WANTED second hand heating stoves. R. E. L. Jackson. WANTED roomers and table boarders. Mrs. Fred Dresser. Auto Livery to any point in the city and return twenty five cents. Fred Dresser.
The Board of Equalization of Cheyenne County Nebraska will meet on August 23 1915. H T Doran County Clerk.
Must Dispose of Quick. We have one of our best pianos on hand in Sidney. Rather than pay storage will rent to responsible party and give privilege of buying later and apply rent on price or will sell now, at special price on easy payments to suit buyer. Write at once for full particulars and let us tell where piano can be seen. Address, KNIGHT CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. Denver, Colo.
240 acres with $1,700 worth of improvements ten miles south of Potter Nebraska on section 20 township 13 range p2. Will sell cash at low price. Interested parties contact Ben Barron owner Potter Neb or Louis Wasem Sidney Neb.
Classified brief advertising old newspapers for sale at the office for use in pantry shelves carpet linings and many other uses.
J Dickson of Hooper Nebraska seeks employment as an engineer with a threshing outfit. Strong references available. Address provided.
County Superintendent Anna McFadden announces a one day special exam in county certificate subjects on Saturday August 71st. Reading Circle questions will not be included. Modern furnished rooms for rent available via Mrs B W Prazey, phone 79.
Mrs C J Haskell announces an upcoming week long sale at her residence featuring beds kitchen tables stoves plants and numerous other articles for buyers seeking household goods in the local area.
Visiting Lady Mrs BE Ahrens hosted a Monday flower party at her pretty home for a dozen young ladies in honor of Miss Mayme McMichael of North Platte. Contests and decorations featured flowers with nasturtiums garnishing the meats and ice cream served in tiny flower pots. The event was delightfully unique and successful.
The Hornaday Moise and Grain Company report daily shipments of fall goods including Broadcloth Gabardine Chiffon Velvet Taffeta and Heavy Faille Silks from Gros de Londres. Dignified shades like Dark Brown Green and Blue are shown with vivid trim. Early fall hats feature eastern styles in African brown olive and smoke gray among new shapes in New York stores.
Neal Zike of Lucas Iowa visited a section last week with his uncle Dr Zike. Milo Webster and family from the North divide visited the Witters family Tuesday. Herman Brauer made a business trip to Sterling Colorado Tuesday returning the same day. Ward Simpson joined the forces of Livant Son and writes insurance for the company. Mrs Julia Scanlon departed Wednesday for Salt Lake City to visit Mrs Thomas Kane and other friends. Nellie Armstrong and Fern Johnson went to Cheyenne Sunday for a week with Mrs E C Emerick.
Mr and Mrs Frank Douglas of Adair Iowa left Friday after a four day visit with relatives. John Livoni and family went to western Wyoming for hay fever relief. Mrs Harry Uncapher and children visited Anna Uncapher at a ranch near Court House Rock. Louis Reimers of North Divide brought an auto party including Mr and Mrs William Reiners and Mrs Kallhoff. Mr and Mrs Harry Witters traveled from their Colorado homestead. he will thresh and the family will visit Gould and Witters families.
Roy Howerter and Herman De France of Lodgepole were in Sidney on Tuesday. They live four miles south of Lodgepole. Their corn crop is very good. L. O. Lobb of Lincoln and J. C. Lobb of Wyoming supervise harvesting and granary building for their fine wheat crop southeast of Sidney.
Sheriff McDaniel Fred Seeger and Ollie Camblin have been busy this week appraising certain land which is to be sold. H Z Hinrichs of Weyerts was a Sidney visitor Friday. Everybody's hustling in his neighborhood to put away the bumper harvest.
Noah Walters and family J L Mc Intosh and family and V Klein and daughters attended the funeral of John Bell in Lodgepole on Wednesday.
Mrs Mack Radcliff came back on Tuesday from the coast after a three month stay with her mother sister and friends and while there visited the exposition with them.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mann accompanied by Misses Ethel Wright and Mabel Closman and Messrs Fred Stuht and Frank Schroeder began their Friday travel to Colorado visiting Estes Park.
Mrs George Fast returned the latter part of last week from a three week trip on the coast. She visited friends at Sacramento and attended the exposition. She enjoyed the outing but says home looks about the best of all places.
Mrs Mary Shaw of Afton Iowa departed Monday evening for her home after a pleasant five weeks with her cousin Mrs Haskell. She will visit as she returns at Ogalalla and Villisca Iowa.
Mrs Travers returns to Fullerton Nebraska after a six week visit with the Oldershaws the Camblings and other early families Her husband still owns a homestead in the Grabill neighborhood local note of extended extended family ties in the area.
Pleasant Valley area reports revival at the schoolhouse fifteen miles south as weekly Sunday school and church services draw crowds. In thirty days twenty five new members have joined the church during regular meetings, signaling strong spiritual renewal.
Fundingland Transfer Co promotes Plymouth Standard guaranteed twine at very low prices and urges customers to call in with orders to ensure timely delivery.
H. C. Casselman, a noted Lodgepole real estate broker, visited Sidney on Tuesday and boarded a through train to San Diego to meet his wife and greet their first granddaughter. The Casselmans expect to return in about two weeks.
The Universal Film Company of Denver has leased the Ideal Theater from J. A. Bentley and will take possession Monday under the management of E. D. Smith, a veteran in the business. His announcement appears elsewhere in this issue and is good reading for film fans in the territory.
Dr Zike purchases two old structures from L New owner on Chestnut Street and tears them down. He moves lumber to his south Burlington property and is erecting a new house facing east on the road that continues with Rose Street, a very sturdy location.
Herman Frahm visited town Tuesday and attempted work on the north table. He bore patches on his face that resembled war clouds, but the wounds came from landing on a tin can when his horse threw him. He dragged the horse repeatedly to achieve the desired abrasions.
A vivid description praises the courthouse lawn as a lush green expanse in the city block. Trees, walkways, and beds of blooming flowers create a well kept, harmonious landscape. The devoted caretaker David Huff is humorously described as causing marital concerns for his wife Mrs Huff.
The John Deere Binder is built with top quality material and guaranteed in every way. Contact Fundingsland Transfer Co for current prices and payment terms.
Advertised items include gasoline in gallons and a 750 spark plug priced at 1.00.
Notice is hereby given that Chris Weyerts Annie Weyerts Henry Weyerts Tonjes Weyerts and Harm Poppen have formed a corporation to be named Gurley State Bank with principal business at Gurley Cheyenne County Nebraska The corporation will conduct general commercial banking under Nebraska law Authorized Capital Stock is Ten Thousand Dollars fully subscribed and paid up before starting business commence ment August First 1915 terminate twenty years later Affairs to be managed by a Board of Directors officers to include a President Vice President Secretary who shall also be cashier of said bank Sidney Folks Guests in Denver and Sidney residents enjoyed a lawn fete hosted by Temple Chapter O E S in Denver with exSidneyites in attendance including Mr and Mrs Ralph Tiffany Mrs L C Brown Mrs L C Stockton and Mrs Julia Ahrens
An advertisement urges tractor owners to try the small barrel of Oil Pull tractor oil claiming it is the best ever used and fully guaranteed by the seller.
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