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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
8
Dentistry, firet class prices and furnishings offered by E W Murless. Furnished rooms for rent via Mrs B W Muriess. Various items for sale or rent including fireproof letter files, block machines, and property listings. Subscriptions for magazines and heating stoves now available through local merchants Harper & Wright and J M Jackson Co. Rentals advertised in O Kane building.
Large apartment sized heating stoves plus a new line of picture molding at Osborn's. For sale seven room house with two lots near American Bank. Residence features include city water electric light bath hot and cold water garage cement walks and young trees. Also guns for rent piano for sale. Rooms for rent and holiday line of dishes and Christmas goods arriving. Resident lots and blocks in Wellner addition offered at 320 and 100 each. Inquiries to C F Liebhart Sidney Nebraska Gus Wellner and J Z Easterday are noted sellers.
The page highlights new goods at area stores including a gravel and cement packing machine for 25 dollars, Hartford Insurance Company agents, a Jackson books section, Hornaday's Christmas candies, and a Christmastime theater showing. It also mentions Edward V. Gallup and Sam Winchell of Okoboji Iowa exploring Mennonite colonization in the county.
Warning against using catarrh ointments containing mercury which can destroy smell and disrupt the system. The Toledo firm FooJ Chewy & Co allegedly manufactures a mercury free Cure for catarrh taken internally. Ad warns to obtain the product from Fog Cheney & Co and lists dubious testimonials and sales claims.
Dr. Graham recovering well as neighbors report several sicknesses including measles and pneumonia. George Moore and Sidney lists grow. Mrs. Graham hospitalized in Omaha. Dalton visitors, band helpers, furniture shop staff, hunting trips, and two students joining Phi Delta Phi at Lincoln State University all appear among social updates and minor events.
The Hinman family and many neighbors fell ill this week with grippe and measles. Oberfelder travels to Mexico to oversee mining interests in Chihuahua. Ruhter family suffers yellow jaundice like symptoms. C W Hornaday announces a sale of red tag onyx enamel ware starting today. A playhouse dressing room exchange features a quip about collar buttons.
Miss Lena Foss visits Sidney this week while Frank Goodwin of Kimball chats with locals. Several residents travel or relocate to Denver Burlington Wis. and Neb. updates include new baby for Roy Frame family seven miles northwest of Sidney and moves from McAdam ranch to Denver. Others visit relatives during Thanksgiving and hunt locally, and plans unfold for a Scottsbluff branch marble yard with George Harvey in charge.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's liniment as a superior remedy for sprains bruises stiffness and rheumatic pain. It notes the product is sold by all dealers and appeals to every family seeking relief.
About 300 bushels of car corn at the ranch of Ray Smith. Three miles east and one-half mile north of Sidney Nebraska. See Mrs Ray Smith or Mrs Mary A Bradbury Mare two years old coming three branded N on right side of neck. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery of the animal. SEE NuNN Bridgeport Neb.
A fresh display of Chrism’s new line of pictures debuts at Osborn's showroom, inviting customers to preview the collection. The event highlights modern frames and vivid prints in a concise shop presentation.
Jackson's furniture store debuts a fresh line of dishes and seasonal home goods. The showcase features dinnerware sets and festive decor aimed at holiday shoppers.
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