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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
8
Dentistry services and pricing noted with contact E W Marluess. Dual proof letter files offered for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County available for axle use. Five cents each. Subscriptions to magazines and periodicals accepted at this office. applications accepted anytime.
A notice advertising a $500,000 loan on Cheyenne County lands with no delays and reasonable terms. Inquiries directed to Bentley Land Co, Yam agent for the Apperson car. Mentions race wins at Denver and Cheyenne. Also references K. M. Perkins, kindling wood by dray load only at 40c per 100 lbs and Hornaday’s, phone 23. Supply limited.
Front basement in the Gapen building. Inquire at this office. Houses And Land For Sale. FOR SALE One four room house, also a new eight room modern house and ten acres of land. Both of above are on the north side in Sidney. Also 640 acres of land lying one mile north of Sidney. Five hundred planted to fall wheat. Good terms given. W. H. BOGGS, Sidney, Neb. FOR RENT Eight-room house in Morrow addition. Inquire of Mrs. Ollie Camblin. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is hereby given of the dissolution of the partnership hereto fore existing between the undersigned under the partnership name of Ziebert & Andrews Mr C M Andrews succeeds to the property of the partnership and accounts owed by or to it should be settled with him. BE. OW. ZIEBERT, C M. ANDREWS, November 20, 1914. LOST Three shoots, weight from 70 to 80 pounds. Notify Alfred Bauer, Sunol, Neb.
Notice forbids trespassing on an ice pond southwest of Sidney with a warning of fines for violators. Also includes ads seeking a school girl for board, two apprentice girls for dressmaking, a furnished room for rent, and local business promotions.
One-quarter block in the best residential district in Sidney one block from the schoolhouse cement walk and trees. Inquire with Fundingsland Investment Co Sidney Nebraska.
Estray pig taken up October 1 weighs 100 pounds under Frank A Beyer and James Mitchell liability notice. Also stray spring steer calf described red and white with swallow fork ear. Liberal reward for J M Smith. For sale west half section 15 township 15 range 51 Cheyenne County. Missive seeks eye care advisory by Dr Bison at Hotel National December 14. Candy sale at Smoke Store.
Central Meat Market reports dressed hogs with heads removed offered at ten cents per pound. A stray notice lists a black gelding about 1400 pounds with a white left hind foot and star on the forehead, prompting readers to notify Review, Potter for reward.
Engine 198 has been assigned to service on the fourth district. W S Wilmoth was in Sidney on official business after being appointed Division Storekeeper of the Nebraska Division. The Consolidated Mechanical and Transportation Dept Safety Committee met in J A Nicholson's office with many attendees. H V Hillier spoke for the Safety Movement. Dr Scott of Lodgepole and several local residents visited town. Various residents from Peetz, Dalton, Gurley and the northeast neighborhood were in town Saturday or Monday. Dr Bison will be at Hotel National on Monday December 14 for glasses fitting. A pleasant surprise is planned.
Christmas and holiday gifts are showcased with wide stock and prices that save shoppers money. The ad promotes choosing now while the selection is large and suitable presents are available.
Christmas season finds in our big footwear department a wide range of choice styles and dependable makes of shoes and slippers for every member of the family. Black, or tan, lace, button, gun metal, patent leather, vid and calf-skin shoes in all the prevailing styles.
Admire pretty patterns and distinctive neck wear designs. Four in hand and bow ties priced from 25 cents to 1.00.
A brief catalog note advertises hats and caps with advice on choosing a style that harmonizes with clothing. The Christmas showing features stiff and soft hats and caps priced from 2.00 to 3.50 dollars and 30 to 1.50 dollars respectively, with sales staff to assist selections.
The approaching holiday season and weather boost demand for men's dress gloves. Retailers have expanded glove lines in various leather colors and styles with prices from 1.00 to 3.00 dollars.
The shirt department highlights popular patterns and seasonal designs as ideal gifts for gentlemen. The copy urges finding his size and notes a small expenditure can secure a valuable present, framing shirts as fitting for the Christmas social period.
Flax rye and corn show varied quotes as markets report mixed prices. Eggs rise to 75 cents a dozen while S10 notes unchanged demand and supply conditions.
Lodeepole drew attention with several attendees including Casper Ellson Claude Moore head B R Coleson Andrew Engler Jim Wolf and Ernest Graham among the represented group.
The Father League of Trinity church invites the entire Sidney city and nearby areas to a novel Cob Web social on Friday evening December 18 in the Sugar Shop on Rose Street Sidney. The event promises laughter and joy to lift spirits with admission ten and sixteen cents. All are welcome.
Dr N T Owen and his family left Sidney Saturday evening for Wisconsin to visit relatives over the holidays. Financial affairs are in the hands of W W Hoagland, referee in bankruptcy. Before Sidney, the doctor incurred large debts in Dakota and numerous locals are also owed money. Owen will travel for a surgical supply house after the first of the year.
A local notice urges readers to purchase Christmas cigars at the Smoke Store. The brief promotes holiday tobacco products and highlights deals or seasonal stock at the retailer.
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