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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1911
Page
8
Market notes list various farm commodities with unit prices including hay per ton and per bale, irrigated hay, red wheat, macaroni wheat, rye, oats, shelled corn, country butter, eggs per dozen, and new potatoes per pound. Prices appear in cents or dollars as read.
Dentistry prices reasonable. E W MukuLess, phone 75. Resident lots and blocks for sale in Wellner's addition to Sidney Blocke, $320 for blocks, $100 each. Inquire Gue Wellner for S8ACE Acorn hard coal stove in excellent condition. Inquire at Vienna Restaurant for dual proof letter files. Fire proof safe for sale inquire Chas Callahan.
Multiple small items list rental offers in Callahan Block and furnished rooms in Sidney. Also notices about a lost or sickly foal, livestock issues, debt collection, a local map sale by The Telegraph, and a physician’s endorsement of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The Berlin metal workers strike has spread, affecting an estimated 50 000 to 60 000 employees. The national horticultural congress closed in St Joseph, with the next year's meeting set for Council Bluffs. Charles S Francis former ambassador to Austria Hungary and Troy Times proprietor died in Troy New York
William Sharmann and family and John Sharman and family thank friends who assisted them during the illness and death of Walter Sharman, their son and brother.
Strayed horses and a colt bear a heart brand on the right shoulder and a mare with H.S. on the left flank. Any information should be directed to Andy Ross in Potter Nebraska.
In December the Nebraska Farmer cuts price in half offering three years of weekly delivery for 150 dollars plus a free New Year’s Number and 1912 Nebraska Farmer Boy Calendar. Regular price is 1 dollar per year. option to start on trial until March 1. Include name and address and send to Lincoln, Nebraska, or contact a local agent.
Real estate listing advertises 480 acres of prime land about 3 miles west of Dalton in Cheyenne County. Priced at 27.50 dollars per acre with flexible terms. For more details contact J. W. Casey at 308 Reaper Bldg, Chicago, Illinois.
At a December 14 1911 meeting Sidney Lodge No 91 I O O F adopted resolutions mourning Brother M H Tobin. The lodge extols his friendship sympathy and upright citizenry and offers heartfelt sympathy to his family. A copy of resolutions was sent to his family and local papers.
A one week rummage sale starts Saturday December 9 at Eton Millinery Parlors Bordwell Building Sidney Nebraska with millinery at sacrifice prices. On December 16 unsold stock will be sold by public auction to highest bidder. Also notices include various local sales and services from Dalton to Toleda with offers on candies electric stove cigars and rent. A pocketbook lost owner to claim by proving property and paying notice fee.
The undersigned will auction at its place 4 miles northeast of Sidney on section 23 14 49 Wednesday December 2 starting at 10 oclock. 19 head horses including bays mares and colts 16 head cattle milk cows calves and two bulls seven dozen chickens and farm machinery such as drill mower binder disc wagon and harnesses. Terms cash under 10 dollars. over 10 dollars ten months at 10 percent interest with 5 percent cash discount on all amounts over 10. No removal until terms are met. C ORADE Owner A K Greenler Clerk V F Kucera Auctioneer.
The week features T. N. Club and Jenny Wren Club gatherings with L. G. Simon and Lillian Barton, plus Hen Roosts dance. Readers from Lodgepole, Boise, and Winston share visits, while concerts and nursing assignments mark the season. A rummage sale opens with deep discounts as residents travel for family events and health concerns. A banking clerk’s accident near heart raises hopes for recovery.
IL M White of Potter and J C Guyger of Chappell visited Sidney yesterday. Miss Ella Williams returned from North Platte. Dr Hedlund and wife with J C Frandsen of Dalton came for the Masonic gathering. The Brown brothers left the hospital for Potter. Roller Skating rink closed. youths miss the pastime. George Copeland a prominent Mason from Cheyenne arrived for the Masonic convocation.
Walter Sharman born September 25 1910 died December 1 1911 at fourteen months six days. Son of John and Rachel Sharman of Clarks Neb. Rev Hayes led funeral at the Sharman ranch Saturday at 4 pm, then remains to Sidney and shipped to Clarks for interment at the family plot.
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