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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1914
Page
8
A fragment listing items for sale and services from The Telegraph includes dual proof letter files, a Cheyenne County map, and magazine subscriptions. It notes a Tam agent for the Apperson car, a race winner at Denver, and a contact E. W. Marcouess with a phone number.
Kindling wood by Dray Road only at 40c per 100 lbs. Horna Day's phone 23. Supply limited. For sale a modern eight room house on two lots with garage trees lawn walks on Lincoln Highway four blocks east of American Bank. Couch to rent furnished room light bath heat etc.
Frank listing by Fred Seidow offers a newsfight-room style modern home with lawn fruit trees shade trees a barn and chicken house located two blocks north of the U P Depot on Myrtle street.
Kindlings for sale. For particulars inquire at this office.
Six room residence with bath furnace and improvements for sale. Inquire at POR SALE. One good bull calf offered for 35 dollars. Contact JOAN J BROWN, 834 miles southwest of Dalton.
Blanche B. Faber directs a private or conservatory course offered by Mrs Culkins studio. Plan highlights include instruction in voice or piano with emphasis on technique, repertoire, and performance readiness for students seeking professional preparation.
Land for sale in Section 29 township 16 range 60 Cheyenne County Nebraska or any quarter of same at 31.25 payment now. Terms require one fourth cash and five years to pay the balance at 6 percent interest. GEO E ORTMANN Bancroft Neb.
The notice states the front basement in the Gapen building is available and directs inquiries to this office for details and scheduling.
For sixty days only, I offer Cheyenne County holdings at reduced prices. A 840 acre Musheid place four miles west of town at 25 dollars per acre net. 480 acres in 8-13-50 Kurz place at 15 dollars per acre net. Unsold Callahan's addition lots about 125 in one unit, aiming to double purchaser's money. Terms: half cash, balance in three years at 6 percent semiannual interest.
A classified ad seeking fifty or more good cows to take on shares. Offers favorable summer range and wintering location. Requests interested parties to write for terms. Contact Emil Leafdale of Leafdale, Nebraska.
J W Gillispie of Wabash Nebraska seeks to rent a well improved farm in Cheyenne County near a good trading point and asks proposers to write terms. Also advertised household goods for sale including a piano at Mrs John Culkin's home.
Sale notice for Twao building lots located close to town. Inquiries invited at this office for details on price size and availability.
Will trade a quarter section of good farm land for cattle and horses. Don't miss this chance. D. A. Hurd, seven miles south of Potter, Nebraska.
Good as new plow offered by A. Andre on the Britton farm two miles west of Sidney. Inquiries invited.
The Catholic Ladies Exchange will sell a wide array of edible goods at low prices. The event will be held on September 5 at Edw. Rummelhart's Jewelry Store.
A highly perfected machine that takes all the drudgery out of wash day. Inquire of Geo. Moore as to the merits of the machine he bought from us. Call on us for further particulars. The Sidney Electric Service Company.
The high school will host a teachers meeting Monday September 7 at 2 00 p m and school opens Tuesday September 8 at 9 00 a m Superintendent W J Braham will be in the office Saturday August 29 and Saturday September 5 from 2 00 to 6 00 p m and all day Monday September 7 for conferences with parents or students about school work.
London dispatch reports Americans abroad press for cabin to steerage fare fairness as ships return. Refuges from Switzerland and Italy arrive. Italian mobilization accelerates and warnings to flee issued. Some steamship firms demand extra payments from passengers with return tickets. High school students seek work with room and board, contact Supt. W. J. Braham.
Dr Ames was in the county seat Tuesday. Mads Larsen of Potter was here Saturday. Frank Weibel came from Dalton Monday. N Jacobson of Sextorp visited Monday. Dick Williams entertaining a brother from Northwestern Illinois. A B Persinger of Lodgepole visited Thursday. Born Monday to Mr and Mrs Fred Heine on the north divide a son Henry Augustine of Dalton came to Sidney on errands. Miss Frances Pearson visiting Sterling. Mrs J W McDaniel and children visiting friends in Lodgepole this week. Ed Ahrens flew to eastern Iowa returning Tuesday. Harry Bixby visited Mitchell Friday. Attorney J M Swenson spent Thursday and Friday in Rawlins. Frank Portrey attended Frontier days at Cheyenne last week. Mrs L Jessen returned from Cheyenne with sister Mrs Earnhardt. Mrs Steve Davis and mother Mrs Lovelace of Gering traded in Sidney Thursday. J T S Ickes and Ben Barron of Dye overnight visitors. Miss Mabel Perry returned from Big Springs. Don Ahrens departed Friday evening for Chicago to study there. Mrs Chester McDaniel and Florence visiting friends in Trinidad Colorado.
The Board of Equalization is called to meet on September 9, 1914 at nine oclock. County Clerk H. T. Doran documents the notice.
Rome Englert of Lodgepole visited the city on Thursday. Mrs. R. T Simpson and three children departed Saturday for Olin Iowa to visit relatives. Sheriff McDaniel was summoned to Lodgepole Thursday on an official matter. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Eden of the North Divide called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth Friday. Attorneys J. L. McIntosh and W. P. Miles visited Oshkosh Thursday on county court business.
If you have a headache or your child breathes through the mouth a free examination is offered by Dr Warrick on Tuesday September 8 at Metropolitan Hut.
C. C. Lamb of Los Angeles, California, visited the area this week to inspect land he purchased seven years ago, marking his first-time familiarity with the property.
Co. W Hornaday and his wife with relatives Henry Fletcher and his wife visited L. F. Cunningham's farm on Friday and spent the day there.
Frank Simpson of Tipton Iowa traveled recently with Perry Moffit who described partial involvement with the Cramen place on the Colorado line south.
Ezra Chambers and Will Chowins drove to Cheyenne in Chambers car and spent two days with the show in a brief roadside visit.
Lincoln Aug 26 returns from the statewide primary indicate enough support for three proposed amendments. The measures would widen legislative revenue discretion, allow civil verdicts by five sixths, and raise the governor’s salary from 2500 to 5000 dollars. In Schuyler Frank Held faced arraignment for murder and assault of Louise Mick, pleaded not guilty, and was held for trial with tight security.
The Misses Anna and Louise Roth went to Omaha Monday evening and will spend two weeks or more visiting relatives.
Lost item details note a bugey neck yoke reported south of Sidney with instruction to leave at this office for pickup. Limited readable context suggests a misplaced agricultural or workshop implement. No further identifying information available.
The Department of Justice plans to seek indictments under the Sherman act against foodstuffs dealers tied to evidence from a food price investigation ordered by the president. Charges allege agreements to fix prices at abnormal levels, constituting a restraint of trade. Officials withheld identities of targeted corporations or individuals.
John Jurgens and wife and John Hinrichs and wife of Weyerts shop ped in Sidney Thursday. They man aged to drive down in their cars in spite of the heavy roads.
Karl Tusch and his wife of Hastings Neb report they were taken from a German ship by the British off England and detained at the Union workhouse in Falmouth. They fear starvation while awaiting passage back to Hastings after attempting to reach Huck Saratov Russia. Friends are asked to send funds to cover their expenses home.
Governor Morehead requests North Dakota’s governor aid to return Harry H. Miller to Douglas County for surgery. Miller held at Fargo by police, charged with forging two $75 checks on the First National Bank of Omaha. Names C. C. Nuhrmann and C. Co. Mukrann appear on the instruments.
James Mc Kerne a Beatrice youth employed by his father on a Rock Island sand-loading contract died from injuries after being run over at the Rock Island gondpic. The body will be taken to Beatrice for burial.
State Auditor Howard Hoe declines to draw a voucher requested by the state board of control to transfer 5000 dollars from the miscellaneous fund to replenish the destitute condition of the cash fund of the Girls Industrial School at Geneva.
Mrs. Ella Miller Mr. Melvin Harris Valley Home Co Mrs. H B Day L E Abbott Mrs Estelle Litch Mrs Homer Stevens Latrin Scott Neculose Roman Charles Rebeck Senor D Linus Ornea Wm Hull Leonard Erlewine Jack Percy E A Fisher Lewis H Bewley Sr Gregorio Espinoza Roscoe Hamilton Kiper Adencidier Tepezio Acprinbi John T McIntosh Postmaster
Mrs A E Johnston formerly Julia McFadden and her son Cameron left Sunday night for Seattle Washington. They spent a month in the McFadden home. Mrs Johnston was reared in Sidney and is a favorite in all circles.
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