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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1911
Page
8
For sale weller’s addition parcels in Sidney Wellner’s addition blocks 8320 lots 3100 each inquire Gus Wellner. Dentistry services advertised with reasonable prices and contact E W MuURULESS. Dust-proof letter files offered by The Telegraph. For sale a roofproof safe inquire of Chas Callahan.
Front room for rent in Callahan Block. Inquiries to Chas Callahan. Five cents each small Cheyenne County maps for The Telegraph. Furnished room heated by furnace. Bon 243. S. R Sweet offers a branded horse and whip replacement guarantee. Traced horses and colts branded heart on right shoulder. H S on left flank. Address info to ANDY ROSS Potter Neb. WANTED horses to break for saddle and draft. references. L. Ivey Potter Neb. Lost wallet near Wolf's Jewelry Store. reward $5.00. Lady misplaced hand-bag at Wolf's Jewelry Store, identify and pay for notice. Flower bouquet advertisement for Roses Carnations etc. Sterling Greenhouses Sterling Cole. Mr Short ice cream for holidays. Cold remedy claim for Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Enos Lolar Potter Neb endorses it.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Susie L. Tucker to Mr. Cuba J. Crutchfield on December 14, 1911 in Weiser Idaho. Susie, a Sidney native, and Crutchfield, famed roper with the Cowboy Indian and The Lady Company, plan to reside in Weiser. The Telegraph extends congratulations.
Pearl Reed and Will Jessen wed at the First Baptist church in Douglas with Rev. F. T. Walker officiating. Matron of honor Mrs Minnie Prothro and best man Samuel Reed attended, as relatives attended and the couple plan to reside in El Paso. The notice also mentions Gustaf H. Johnson and Katherine Munds marriage in Denver, hotel prospectors visiting the city, C W Johnson family trip to California, and local street and courthouse work updates.
Sam Allis of the Board of Trade Building Omaha Nebraska offers the north half of Section 1 Two, Range 53 for sale at a bargain or will exchange for eastern Nebraska property. May sell outright or carry back part.
The undersigned hold a public auction four miles northeast of Sidney on section 22 14-49. On Wednesday December 27 at 10 a.m. sell 19 head of horses 16 head of cattle seven dozen chickens farm machinery and various tools. Terms cash up to 10 and interest on bankable notes after. 5 percent discount for cash on all sums over 10. No removal until terms are met. C O Hade owner A K Greenlee clerk V F Kucera auctioneer.
School remains closed until January 2 as families and officials plan holidays. Local residents including H. J. Bernier Mrs. Frank Whitelock T. E. Woods Mrs. J. C. Wolf and daughter Arthur M. Oberfelder Miss Neubauer John Roche Clifton Mallory and T. B. Dawson with family trips and theater events mark the season. The Tobin Opera House hosts David Garrick January 13. The Library Committee subscribes to The National Post and Success The Outlook and Mothers' Magazine for 1912 reading.
Advice for sending Christmas gifts by express urging early shipping by December 10 with a Do not open until Christmas label to ensure on time delivery. Recommends woolen packing for fragile items, full address details, prepaid charges marked Paid, insist on a receipt with amount and value, and include sender address and a From card in each box.
The text outlines proper outer and inner markings for packages to ensure prompt forwarding, suggests using wooden boxes or strong paper wrapping with cord, and requires large "Perishable" lettering on containers with perishables. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and notes sale by dealers, mentioning T. W. Blaine as agent and Mrs Short's candies for churches.
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