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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1915
Page
8
The Telegraph advertises Seall sectional maps of Cheyenne Coasty for sale at five cents each. Also notes subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office and invites applications at any time.
For sale by Bentley Land Co and P Quinn Lake View Iowa a 480 acre improved farm one mile south of Clare in Cheyenne County includes west half and SE% of section 2 township 15 range 51 Will sell all or part with good terms Also offers mower parts for Deering McCormick Champion Os born and Jones mowers and binders at bargain prices to clear out The Magic touch of Andy Brett promises better car performance inquiries to Bentley Land Co and P Quinn
Quarter section of land two miles from Dalton offered by owner C L Ravert Dal ton Neb. Priced right with good terms. Interested parties may contact C L Ravert, owner, Dalton Neb.
A mixed local advertisement lists Marsh al Oil Co oils and greases with pricing, Ford cylinder work by Andy Brott, a 480 acre farm for sale near Dalton in Cheyenne County, Chamber of Commerce inquiry by J W Casey, second hand heating by R E Jackson, roomers and table boarders wanted by Fred Dresser, and an auto livery offer. It also notes Andy Brett for Ford repairs and a city delivery service.
One of our best pianos available in Sidney. Instead of paying storage we will rent to a responsible party with option to buy later and apply rent to the price or sell now at a special price with easy payments. Write at once for full particulars and to arrange viewing. address Knight Campbell Music Co Denver Colo.
Experienced engineer seeks employment with threshing outfit. Strong references available. Address 8S. J. Dickson, Hooper, Nebraska.
Fred Rehmer and wife of the North divide traded in town Tuesday. Henry Anderson sold thirty head of cattle last week at a comfortable figure. Miss Starrett is a guest at the Frazey home while visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Clark Fuller hosted the King's Daughters. John Pantenburg has the Broadwater school house plumbing contract. Mrs. Frank Tobin is recovering from heart trouble. H A Stover installed plumbing for the Schroll store in Lodgepole. Carrie Eckert and daughter Clara of Dalton spent a week here with relatives. T J Quinn prepared supplies for harvest on their 250 acres. Miss Mabel Breitnitz came from North Platte to visit cousin May Bretnitz. Ed Thornburg and two daughters of Potter visited Sidney. Mrs. Alice Taylor returned to Bridgeport after weeks with her son Roy. John Costello of Sidney visited friends en route to Kearny. Mrs. King and family returned to the Bridgeport ranch after a few days here. Miss Anna Roth returned from Lingwall ranch near Potter. Lingwall accompanied her home. Mrs. Roy Taylor and children left for Bellville and Topeka, Kansas, for a month. Miss Sadie and Rose McFadden returned from Sterling, Colorado. Mrs. Howard Adams and Jean visit Fort Collins, Colorado, for three weeks. Mrs. A J Dwyer and daughters left for Denver after visiting with O T Mulkey. Alvah Witters and wife of Cheyenne were in town en route to Rochester, Minnesota for an operation.
Joe Fine, pitcher, Joe Simodynes, catcher, and Charlie Mann, first base, joined Sterling last Sunday to boost the team on its upward path to victory. Leon Fine spends three weeks in New York City and after returning will weigh in on fashions, which he deems not ideal for Sidney ladies.
Money on deposit ready once your title is examined with no delays. Low interest and fast processing. Osborn and Kratz invite you to come in and figure with them for a $40,000 loan on land.
For sale one good pedigreed Duroc male hog and some full blood spring male pigs. Priced right if taken at once. Located two miles east and two miles north of Krueger's ranch. Contact WM. Sharmann.
Mrs Leo Bartholomew fills in behind the post office window supplying for Mrs Mable Closman who is away on vacation. The familiar clerk returns to her routine duties in a brief staffing swap.
Mrs R E Larson and infant Athalie Lucille of Silvis Illinois arrived Thursday evening to spend two weeks with relatives Mr and Mrs Harry Selch and family. She has been here but a few days but thinks Cheyenne county very fine.
160 acres all broke and fenced for rent. Enquire of Mrs. Carrie Cook, Sidney, Neb. Located about ten miles west of Sidney in the Sidney Draw.
240 acre land for sale ten miles south of Potter in section 20 township 13 range 52 has $1700 in improvements. Cash sale with cheap price. Interested parties contact Ben Barron owner Potter Neb or Louis Wasem Sidney Neb.
Old newspapers offered for sale at the office. The ad notes uses for pantry shelves carpet lin es and other purposes.
A large supply of second hand heating stoves is available, ideal for churches or schools. The items are described as large in size and suitable for institutional use, with potential for immediate installation. Enthusiastic buyers are invited to inquire for details and pricing.
John Oldershaw of Sidney Nebraska advertises a wind mill and tower in near perfect condition offered at a low price. He invites inquiries from local buyers seeking economical machinery for farm use.
The Sidney Gun Club hosted a one day shooting tournament with moderate attendance and keen interest. Captain A. H. Hardy gave a notable exhibition of fancy shooting while entrants limited prize events to a double prize, a camp axe, and a puree offered by Mrs. Essig. Top scores included Manter 19 and Huntley 18 out of 24 targets with several others lower.
Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson and Mrs White from Herdon county were trading in Sidney Friday.
P. R. McDowell of Gering, linotype operator for the Gering Courier, was in the city Saturday while en route to Julesburg.
Mrs M A Shipman and young Donald journeyed to Wheatland Wyoming to spend a short time and keep Miss Marjory company at home.
Weather stays cold and damp hindering harvest. Two weeks of dry heat could ease strain on all lines. George Bonar, a seven year old boy from twenty miles south, is at the Hotel National with his mother seeking relief from a long trouble.
O Nelson, an early Cheyenne County resident who moved to California in 1910, is visiting old friends in Potter accompanied by his wife. He still owns his farm north of Potter.
Mrs August Thelen and her daughter Tracy from Shelby Nebraska arrived Friday morning and will stay until Monday in the Reisdorf home. Mrs Reisdorf is a daughter of Mrs Thelen. They plan to continue westward to the Exposition.
The Monday night program at the Ideal featured musical entertainers and interludes as new management revives interest in movies. A large audience was well pleased with the entertainment.
Reverend Frank A. Woten of Scotts Bluffs arrived in Sidney last Friday morning and was met by Reverend Miller with his car. They then proceeded to Potter to visit banker Woten and attend to church matters.
Reverend F H Anderson of Allison Iowa arrived Wednesday for a short visit with the Isaac Jones family and other early residents. He previously lived here and clerked in a local store. He is returning from the fair.
Seven hoboes became loud and quarrelsome from excessive drink on Thursday evening. Marshal Mc Daniel intervened, stopping the disturbance and taking the men to jail.
C Aultenburg and three children from Savannah Illinois visited from Wednesday to Sunday. They stayed with Dr Frazey and family, Mrs Aultenburg being the doctor’s sister. The party then traveled to Hillsdale Wyoming to visit another brother.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Dedrick and their son Donald of North Platte visited in the S Dedrick home after a week in Denver. Edgar returned on the next train, while Mrs Dedrick stayed until Wednesday.
E D Worden wife and daughter returned Monday from a three week western outing spent largely with Twin Falls Idaho Dr F C Beebe family. The Beebes drove to many sights in their car and were in good health prosperity and happiness. Nine year old Margaret Beebe shows talent as a vocalist and pianist. Twin Falls is described as a clean progressive dry town with 9000 inhabitants.
Miss Myrtle Fishman held a long party for nine young girls starting Sunday at eight. The evening featured refreshments, serenades, a kimono and candle parade, more refreshments, pillow fights, and high jinks until dawn. They woke at nine for a grand breakfast and music, then dispersed after a lively day.
Miss Emma Hand spends a few weeks at home after a year in Omaha attending business college. She plans to return September first to resume studies and teach a class in typewriting and commercial arithmetic at the night school.
Fundsland Transfer Co promotes a small barrel of Oil Pull tractor oil claiming it is the best ever used and fully guaranteed. The ad urges owners to try the product and join others praising its performance.
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