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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1915
Page
8
Dust proof letter files offered by The Telegraph along with small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale. Five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
A $500000 loan on Cheyenne County lands at 8 percent interest with no delays. Inquiries directed to Bentley Land Co. Wanted roomers and table boarders by Mrs. Fred Dresser. For sale old newspapers for pantry shelves and carpet linings and many other uses at this office. Large supply of second hand heating stoves suitable for churches or schools from R. and L. Jackson.
Store for sale promising high returns in Sydney with details by inquiry to Roel Jackson. Jackson seeks £1 for second hand ice boxes. Also advertises auto livery to any city point and back for twenty five cents by Fred Dresser. A Duroc Jersey boat two years old eligible to register offered by Fred Pegden.
Milk cows for sale one fresh and another due soon two miles south and one west of Sidney phone 227 F11 CPP poster wanted price and terms on 160 or 320 acres Cheyenne County care The Telegraph rent a modern house be well murless kor rent a house with barn south of town N G Brewer warning no skating on Studt pond violators prosecuted W F Krueger Avery 20 35 tractor five bottom plow W H Boggs Sidney Neb rent a modern furnished room close in Mrs Joe Hahl er Warmers Union farmer's union meeting January 5 1916 Sidney with state officers secretary central association F EL C U wanted woman for general housework must sleep at home wages wanted by man and wife for winter farm or ranch care after December 25 leave word at Methodist parsonage Sidney Neb
A fragmented line lists farm products including corn eggs butter cream potatoes and poultry. Readable items show older hens and young chickens among mix.
Land and lots across Cheyenne Garden and Logan counties plus Lodgepole and Friend Nebraska. Good wheat belt land with several sections and townships listed. Also residence and business parcels in Lodgepole and Friend. Write owner for prices and terms. J R Young 408 South Main Lamar Colo.
A Sidney man F A Jack converts land in Eagle precinct to flax planting. He plows 300 acres at 3 per acre, seeds, cuts, insures, threshes, and hauls. Total costs about 2,363 plus 167.50 shipping. 3,350 bushels valued at 208 per bushel would yield 6,968.00, leaving a net profit of 4,437.50 after expenses. Ground to be planted to spring wheat and oats.
Judge H M Grimes schedules court terms for the thirteenth judicial district across Cheyenne Lincoln Dawson Kimball Devel Keith Logan McPherson Arthur counties. Terms cover jury sessions equity and general sessions with dates in March April May June July September October and November.
In Potter Nebraska a nearly new homestead is offered for trade for horses or cattle. Address WM H. Grosze Potter Neb.
An ad offers 160 tillable acres three miles south of Sidney Nebraska in SEM section 19 Township 138 Range 49 for 3600 dollars. Seller HG Dawson of Sioux City Iowa requests swift sale. Also notice of lost sum of 71 dollars in a souvenir purse with reward by Wesley Seda Sunol Nebraska. Sidney Steam Bakery curb hours announce no deliveries after 5 PM during winter.
Dr A E Hedlund and wife were overnight visitors here Monday. Charlie McCoombs of Santa Rosa California visits cousin Mrs Oscar Harris and family. W Klein and daughter Ethel go to Denver to spend holidays with Miss Clara Klein. Fred Heine Albert Jeudes Henry Horst Jr and Theodore Jeudes were among the north divide men in town Tuesday. Dr Glenn Bliss and wife depart for ten days with relatives at Schuyler and Omaha. Mrs Charles Burkhardt and two daughters leave for Pineville Missouri to spend a month with relatives.
Mrs 1D R Devine and daughter Esther left Friday to visit relatives the Warnkes in Brule Idaho. Mr and Mrs D R Campbell hosted a dinner at their new home for the Swenson Heinzman bridal party. Chas Kilroy becomes superintendent of the Sidney Municipal Service plant succeeding A S Hary resigned. Kilroy hails from Iowa.
Mrs Bess Edens and two children arrived Wednesday from the Radcliffe ranch to spend Christmas with her sister Mrs Charles Roth and the family.
C J Hellwig and family left Saturday night for Ipswich South Dakota to spend the holidays with relatives on both sides of the family.
Misses Hazel and Ieona Oberfel der left Wednesday for Denver to enjoy a ten day pleasure celebration over Christmas with invitations filling the schedule.
Miss Helen Baker of North Platte guests Mr and Mrs Frank Stafford in the city. Miss Ruhter ill with grip. Starrett Mary Harris May Jones Anne Herbert Glenn Andrews Lynn Swanson and Blaine Grabill hired as Hornaday store clerks for holiday rush. Mr and Mrs Jacob Nelsen and daughters Rose Anna Edith from Sitter Creek Wyoming visit daughter Mrs John Livoni and other relatives.
Reverend Father McLaughlin remains in Denver's St Anthony's Hospital after last Saturday's appendectomy operation. Reports from his bedside indicate no immediate improvement despite hopeful early expectations.
Mr and Mrs W 2B Carroll and Mr and Mrs R Carroll of Proc tor Colorado made an auto party to Sidney for shopping Thursday. Bank examiners visited the American Bank Saturday and the First National Bank Monday checking up and finding both OK.
A B and B Persinger and Henry Fuscha of Lodgepole stopped the advancing snow Thursday by driving to Sidney. The incipient storm faded at their bold defiance and died out. Mrs Isola B Wasson, deputy county clerk, left Tuesday on No 10 bound for Brooklyn New York to share Christmas dinner with her son serving in the US Navy.
Mrs. Jack Clanges of Bridgeport spent Wednesday in town to meet her daughter Alice who was traveling home from a school in the eastern part of the state.
M J Schwartz nine miles north west was in the city Thursday trans acting business with the trademen Fert Griffith on a Thursday morning passenger east to spend the holidays with relatives in Omaha. Bert Hates and daughters Ruby and Doris of Lodgepole were in Sidney Tuesday.
District Judge Grimes and his wife of North Platte attended the Swenson Heinzman nuptials with Hayes Center County Attorney Minor Wasson and Kimball attorney 0. E Torgerson as out of town guests. Judge Grimes performed the ceremony.
County Attorney Minor Wasson of Hayes County left Tuesday for Clay Center after two days visiting his mother Mrs Isola Wasson of the County Clerk's office and attending the wedding of his friend Attorney J M Swenson. The BD's gave their Christmas party to twelve local juveniles at Mrs fd Ahrens home with gifts and a tree, enjoyed by both children and ladies.
Oscar Aurich and Edwin Aurich of the Sextorp neighborhood visited Sidney on Thursday as they begin their second Cheyenne county season. They are moving from Wayne county and express strong satisfaction with the country. Next season they will form the Foster half section 32-16-50 and their own quarter in 8-15-50.
A prosperous community reports Harriet Radcliffe received a patent to 560 acres of U S land located a few miles south of Broadwater. The parcel lies on elevated table land in a rapidly developing area with rising land values.
Earl Tyler and his wife celebrated a Christmas gift on Thursday morning December 23 as a baby boy weighing nine pounds joined the family. The two Mitle brothers welcomed the new arrival and the household cheer grew with the news.
Formerly at a cramped site, photographer E R Moore now occupies room three on the second floor of the Oberfelder building in Sidney. He plans a fully equipped studio within thirty days, seeking better quarters after twelve years in Cheyenne. Moore invites clients to visit his temporary location and expects to greet both new and old friends while arranging the move.
All grocery stores will be closed all day Christmas and New Year's to allow the forces to enjoy the holidays. Patrons are asked to plan purchases accordingly and observe the closures.
Dr Bilon a well known optician here who regularly visits this area was badly injured in a railroad wreck and is confined in a Crawford state hospital awaiting treatment his condition not listed in report.
320 acres of fine level soil two miles north of Colton offered at 25 dollars per acre with easy terms. Prioritize buyers seeking ranch or farming land in Colton area and note the generous acreage and favorable soil.
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