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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1911
Page
8
Centristy first class prices reasonable. E W Murvless phone 75. Resident lots and blocks for sale in Wellner's addition to Sidney Blocke $320. Lots $100 each. Inquire of Gu(a) Wellner. Dual proof letter files for sale by the Telegraph. For sale a fireproof safe. Inquire of Chan Callahan.
Classified notes include a large front focus rental in Callahan Block with inquiry directed to Chas Callahan. Also a five cent sale listing from Cheyenne County via The Telegraph. Furnished rooms offered by Mrs Andson with a furnace located Box 2438. A guaranteed whip replacement policy offered by S R Swe et.
Land details advertise 480 acres three miles west of Dalton in Cheyenne County at 27.50 per acre with negotiable terms. Inquiry to J W Casey 308 Reaper Block Chicago Illinois. Estray notice lists horses colts branded heart on right shoulder and H S on left flank with owner contact Andy Ross Potter Neb.
A German M E B church in Pekin Illinois was completely gutted by fire causing an estimated loss of forty thousand dollars. In other news the Cunard liner Mauretania was floated after running aground near Dingle during a storm. Atlantic City was chosen as the Prohibition national convention site for next summer.
Chick roosters available from a Plymouth Rock line shipped from Iowa. Mrs J C Dunn of Dalton Nebraska advertises the birds as ready for quick purchase. Also mentions Kruse's Cash Market offering Home Corned Beef.
Walter Davis, a Black visitor, was ordered to leave Aredale within fifteen minutes for courting a white woman. He was egged and hissed with ice balls and hid in a freight car before Deputy Sheriff Buchanan and local farmers rescued him. H W Krewer of Higgins was in Sidney on Thursday.
Nellie Dedrick visits Cheyenne. Mrs. Ellis returns from Omaha. Fred Stowe of Sidney Draw in town. C J Erickson near Sex torp on the streets. J O Lobb back from a ten day trip to Colorado. J M Swenson leaves for Washington and California. Clarence Curtis family move back near Winston. Dedrick and Bixby return from Cheyenne and Denver. W P Miles and family depart for Omaha. Dr. Simon returns from Cuming County farm. Mrs. Siedow recovers after surgery at St Andrews. Mr and Mrs Cicero Allen and daughter Martha return from Chicago. Mrs Short returns from Omaha with Christmas goods. Wiker Kunzi and John Brown visit Sidney from near Dalton.
Telephone patrons are asked to update the Omaha Nebraska directory with new residences for 180-F L Doty 168-J L Cook 158-Mike Knei and 145-Dr. L. A. Brown. The notice comes from NEBRASKA TELEPHONE Co.
Miss Mayme Philpott visiting her sister Mrs. C M Andrews during an epidemic in her school returned to Gandy Sunday evening.
A Newark raid by men and women agents armed with warrants to seize three alleged saloons sparked a riot. The crowd grew as bystanders supported the dry faction cells, and troops were asked from Columbus before order was restored.
Direct price offer for hides and furs with no commission. G. S. Heavy Hides No 1 and No 2 listed, Green Hides priced 14c below Cured Glue Hides, Wet Horse Hides offered 200 to 325. Free tags rope and weekly price list available on request.
Practical shipping tips from American Express Co Blaine agent to ensure on time delivery and safety. Advice covers labeling packages do not open until Christmas wooden boxes prepaid receipts full addresses and perishable marking. Also notes on wrapping paper perishable items and a promotion for Mistletoe and Holly orders and Chamberlain's tablets for stomach issues.
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