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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
2
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
An advertisement note offers a $500,000 loan on Cheyenne County lands with 5 percent interest and delays. It directs inquiries to Bentley Land Co. Other notices seek roomers and table carders for Mrs. Fred Dresser, sale of old newspapers, carpet linings, linens, and a large supply of secondhand heating stoves suitable for churches or schools, by R. E. L. Jackson.
For sale, best paying Sid ney business with capital invested. Contact R E L Jackson for details. Also offers on second hand ice boxes. Auto livery to any point, twenty five cents. Wording includes additional notes and inquiries for 160 or 320 acres in Cheyenne County. Care The Telegraph.
Southeast section 19 township 3 range 49 all tillable level 3% miles south of Sidney 27.00 per acre 1500 cash balance in two mad four years or will take 25.00 per acre all cash H G DAWSON 1509 W 14th St Sioux City Iowa FOR SALE CHEAP Good kitchen Cabinet practically new Inquire of i McKIERNAN FOR SALE The west half of section 30 to 13 range 52 Cheap if held soon on easy terms Address the owner John Cox 1101 North Sycamore St Iola Kansas FOR SALE A violin MRS KNOX FOR SALE Two white rabbits and an intelligent young dog which would make a fine farm dog In quire of KNOX S
A notice requests the return of a black item taken from the Christian church on November 19. The owner is Mrs. Nathan Mick and the party is asked to return it or leave it at the church.
Land and lots available in Cheyenne and Garden Counties within the wheat belt and in Logan County northwest section 33 township 17 range 28. Also residence and business lots in Lodgepole and Friend Nebraska. Write owner for prices and terms. J. R. Young 408 South Main Street Lamar Colorado.
Transfer Co. advertises three grades of famous French auto oil in 15 gallon drums. Also local notice for furnished room for rent with heat electric lights and bath access, inquire of Mrs. Perry three blocks west of the post office.
Pedigreed Duroc yearling boar for sale. Located two miles east and two miles north of Krueger ranch. Contact WM Sharman for details.
A public sale will take place at the proprietor's residence located 74 miles west and 3 miles south of Peetz Colorado and 1 ½ miles southeast of the Twin Butte schoolhouse. The sale is to be conducted at the stated location with items available for bidding by attendees.
Property includes five head of horses aged 9 to 12 with weights 1100 to 1300 and a 9 year old bay mare in foal, one six month old colt. four head of cattle a five year old milk cow, a fresh two year old, a yearling calf and a five month calf. Farm implements include harnesses, McCormick binder, riding plow, cultivator, harrow, disk, wagon, buggy, hay rack, twelve dozen Rhode Island Red chicks, 400 bushels oats, three tons millet hay, a stack of corn fodder. Free lunch at noon. Terms: 2% cash discount. under $10 cash. over $10 term of six months with note at 10% interest. No removal until settled.
Doctors report many cold cases due to daily weather swings. Schools have faced interruptions. H. C. Blome of the north divide stayed in town overnight Wednesday.
The Bowlers Journal reports Chicago’s No 1 five man team clinched the ninth annual Midwest Bowling tournament in Omaha with a total of 2,812 pins.
Gustav C. Langenburg, known as a painter and traveler, has died in New York City. The obituary notes his prominence in art circles and his extensive journeys.
Advertises early shopping for holiday gifts urging parents to buy soon to ensure children receive preferred items and not leftovers, phrased as a prompt about whether parents have allocated top gifts to their kids or must settle for remaining options.
From its native western Asia and adjacent Europe origin the cultivated pea has spread with humans across all civilized countries. Cultivation spans thousands of years evidenced by dried peas found in Egyptian tombs.
Three weeks remain until Christmas as shoppers scramble for gifts. Stores report steady crowds and steady discounts as deadline pressure grows.
General Funston and General Obregon confer at Nogales on the Carranza case and the transfer of 110 Villa wounded to Nogales Sonora. Funston will send the facts to Washington for decision. Obregon praises the civil act. Villa forces flee toward Hermosillo as pursuit continues. US cavalry report a brief skirmish with mounted bandits along the border.
The Aurora Methodist pastor Dr J D M Buckner issued a signed statement denouncing evangelist Sam Kirkland as profane and coarse and urged his ouster after Kirkland’s remarks at meetings that angered high school principal Kathleen G Hearn. The dispute widens as ministers fail to act as student influence and church praise collide with public statements. Roosevelt's ballot fate opposed by Yeiser while an injunction may block the name. A farmer near Hartford South Dakota Peter Stielman dies after being dragged a mile when his horses ran away pulling him from the buggy.
An incident in Henderson Kentucky sees Ellis Buckner a Black man taken from the county jail by about fifty masked men and killed near a tree after allegedly confronting a young girl. The mob action follows the alleged confrontation and ends in a fatality with Buckner dying as a result of the mob's assault.
Mrs S Dedrich hosted an afternoon party Wednesday with 500 played and a three course luncheon. Mrs Wor den won first prize while Mrs Barton and Mrs Radcliffe split second. Miss Nellie Dedrich hosted a lively evening of 500 music and dancing with twenty four girls. The group praised the waiters Frank King and Len Swanson and enjoyed a weanie roast and a late ten o'clock breakfast with high spirits.
Mrs Pfeiffer hosted an elaborate luncheon Monday at five o clock for ten ladies to celebrate her birthday. The event was greatly enjoyed by all attendees.
Mr Sprenger aged 66 from near Sidney died Wednesday forenoon after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral was at the Christian church at three in the afternoon and the body shipped east on No 4 with relatives. Community mourns a good upright citizen with no further details available.
Figures tabulated by the Nebraska state board of agriculture show the 1915 rye crop at 3,002,011 bushels with a cash value of 1,200,804 dollars. Acreage stood at 93,408 and the average yield per acre was 32.13 bushels. Captain T. B. Dawson arrives home after a 31 day absence, visiting San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City and Laramie, then returns ready to work.
On November 21 a surprise party for Clarence Chambers drew neighbors to his residence. Attendees enjoyed ample food and fellowship in a lively, festive gathering.
Editor Stevens of the Potter Review and Louis Hougen visited Sidney last Friday. Mr. Hougen then boarded the evening train to Curtis Nebraska for onward travel.
Sidney Steam Bakery urges customers to place orders early for Holi Day candies. The notice highlights handmade sweets and invites inquiries at the bakery.
A Dec 1 1915 wireless message from the North Pole announces Santa will arrive by 4 o clock Burlington train from the north on Dec 11. He asks all children meet him at the Burlington Depot for a picture and to learn where gifts will be left, with plans to return the night before Christmas to distribute gifts.
John Strawberg of Potter was in the city Wednesday. Clyde Johnson and E. B. Harding came from Peetz on Wednesday. Otto Hinkire and spouse visited Rudolph Kruse’s farm near Jay a Manager McQueen of the Pacific Hotel returned from Omaha. Mr. Clark of the St. George ranch went to Iowa on a business mission and returned today. Fred Lehmkuhl Jr and Miss Alice Taylor of Lodgepole spent Thanksgiving day with the Bismarck Runge family.
Mrs Joseph Wesner of North Platte arrived Thursday to visit for a few days with her aunt Mrs J W Nelson south of town. Manager W Simon of the Western Union telegraph office returned Saturday from Omaha where he attended a Safety First meeting.
Mrs. J. J. McIntosh is recovering slowly from a congestive lung illness that threatened pneumonia. She remains at home and must take care of herself as the illness was serious.
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