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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
4
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence seven miles west and three miles south of Peetz Corp fourte en miles southeast of Twin Butte schoolhouse.
Southeast section 19 township 13 range 49 all tillable level 334 miles south of Sidney price 27.00 per acre 1500 cash balance in two and four years or 25.00 per acre all cash H G Dawson 1509 W 14th St Sioux City Iowa For Sale Cheap Good Kitchen Cabinet inquire W L McKiernan For Sale west half sec 30 township 13 range 52 cheap if sold soon on easy terms Address owner John Cox 1101 North Sycamore St Iola Kansas
On Monday December 13 a sale offers 5 head of horses plus a bay mare in foal, 4 head of cattle with calves, and farm implements including harnesses, a McCormick binder, plows, cultivators, a wagon, hay rack, and stock feed. Also 5 dozen Rhode Island Reds, 400 bushels oats, 3 tons millet hay, and fodder. Terms clear cash discounts under ten dollars, six months on notes with ten percent interest after date. Fundingsland Millett Auctioneers. Peetz State Bank Clerk.
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by .The Telegraph. Pine cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time. WANTED-Roomers and table boarders. Mrs Fred Dresser FOR SALE-old newspapers for yeer pantry shelves and carpet lin ings and many other uses. At this egrce.
The fragment notes a price line for cream potatoes per 100 pounds with references to old hens and young chickens and a figure of 3 po .40, implying a price or rate likely in old currency.
The notice promotes sale of land across Cheyenne County and adjacent areas including Garden and Logan Counties with mentions of Lodgepole and Friend Nebraska. It seeks quick buyer pricing and terms on 160 or 320 acre parcels, urging readers to write J. R. Young at 408 South Main Street, Lamar for details. The Telegraph advertises these land opportunities and requests responses.
For Sale or Trade Cheap In Potter almost new. Having taken a homestead will trade either for horses or cattle. Address WM. H. GROSZE Potter Neb.
Three drum grades of famous French auto oil A B and Cin fifteen gallons each offered for transfer at the Fundingsland Transfer Co. Also two white rabbits and an intelligent young farm dog for sale inquire at KNONX S Colo.
Furnished room available with heat electric lights and bath access. Inquiries to Mrs Perry located three blocks west of the post office.
Ladies of the Lutheran church announce a bake sale on Saturday afternoon December 11 at Mrs Essig s store. Get your Sunday dinner with out trouble to yourself.
Short classified note lists a yearling pedigreed Duroc boar for sale and asks buyers to contact WM Sharman. Also includes a reward notice for a lost heavy overcoat near Sidney and St George ranch, a farm employment ad, and sale of two thoroughbred Duroc male hogs via L V Mason at Peetz Colorado.
For rent barn suitable for three head of horses with hay mow room. Call phone 52. For rent a modern house listed by E. W. Murless.
The Lady Maccabees announce a fifteen cent lunch at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening December 15. Public is cordially invited.
Senator Bushee of Kimball visited town overnight. Community talk at the courthouse heats up politics. T. E. Quinn of north Bronson hauled grain to town Tuesday. Mrs. Lewis and son of Peetz were in town Wednesday. Ernest Kruse returned from a Denver business trip Thursday morning. No deliveries from Sidney Steam Bakery after 5 p m in winter. Hazel Oberfelder returned from Denver pleasures. Nick Brackenbach went to Chicago last Saturday for personal business. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Gary of Peetz and children visited the Bennett home Saturday and Sunday. Episcopal Bazaar and supper last Thursday was a social and financial success. Mr. and Mrs. Zike of Cheyenne visiting their son Dr. Zike who has an infected hand. Ben Barron departed Thursday for Kansas City to spend a month then Exelsior Springs for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Erickson and Miss May Sanders of Sextorp visited sisters in town overnight Saturday. The Misses Leona and Zella Owens visited their aunt in Sterling. Leona returned with a chicken pox case. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Westcott of the south divide were guests Sunday for dinner and visited Gurley in the Wescott auto.
The Kellog-Haies Opera Company under Arthur M. Oberfelder transfers in Sidney from the Burlington to the Union Pacific on Thursday en route to Chicago to open an engagement. Oberfelder manages 31 companies with headquarters in Denver.
Tells of T M Freeman of Davison precinct leasing his ranch and selling stock and chattels to take a year off living well while in health. He has not chosen destination yet but freedom of choice adds to the pleasure. Also notes J J McIntosh of the American Bank improving after serious illness and recent Omaha trip with his son J L.
In Sunday’s Omaha Bee Miss Edna Mantor, sister of Dr. Mantor, is lauded for her work at Omaha University where she teaches. She opposes competitive athletics yet arranges classes to maximize individual benefit, sparking enthusiasm and interest among students and resonating with many who favor broader participation.
All farmers wishing to take stock in the Sidney Flour Mill are asked to call at the office west of the post office in Sidney Nebraska on or before Saturday December 18. On that date at 2 p m stockholders will hold their first meeting to adopt the Articles of Incorporation and elect officers.
V F Kucera offers 320 acres of fine level land with good soil two miles north of Colton at 25 dollars per acre with easy terms. Also for sale cheap are a work horse a gentle driving mare a set of double harness and a ladies side saddle.
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