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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1914
Page
8
An itemized ad lists dentistry and reasonable prices by E W Mouarucess with a phone contact. It promotes dual-proof letter files, small sectional maps of Cheyenne Granty, and subscriptions to magazines via The Telegraph, all priced at five cents each, with apply now instructions.
Notice states a loan on Cheyenne County lands with delays and reasonable terms. For details inquire of Bentley Land Co. Kindling wood available by dray load only at 40 cents per 100 pounds. Horna Day’s phone 23. Supply limited.
Classified brief states a front basement rental available in the Gapen building with inquiry limited to this office.
FOR SALE One four room house and a new eight room modern house with ten acres on the north side in Sidney. Also 640 acres of land one mile north of Sidney with five hundred planted to fall wheat. Terms good. W H Boggs Sidney Neb. FOR RENT High room house in Merrow addition inquire of Mrs Glee Camblin.
One quarter block in Sidney’s best residential district near the schoolhouse. Cement walk and trees. Inquire Fun dingsland Investment Co. Sidney Nebraska. A modern six room house for rent by W. Murless.
FOR SALE ON TRADE 40 acres in Fhayer County Neb well improved 280 acres under cultivation stock and grain farm exchange for Cheyenne County land near this COEnLy For SALE west half of section 15 township 15 range 61 Cheyenne County Neb price and terms write POSTOFFICE BOX 26 Cornlea Neb STRAYED One black Gelding weight about 1400 with white left hind foot star in forehead Notify Review Potter for reward.
For rent a furnished room heated by Mrs C M Wright. Quiet single occupant preferred. Proximity to local services and easy access provided. Call for details and appointment.
Agricultural market note listing grain prices for Ned Wheat per bushel along with oats rye and corn prices. Small trade bulletin format. no extra context provided.
A high grade piano is on hand in Sidney and will be sold at a tremendously cheap price on easy payments to a responsible party. Write THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY at Denver, Colorado for particulars.
Opera House presents the Broadhurst comedy A Fool and His Money on Wednesday December 30 with Guy Cau man and Constance Cau man in a lively production. Prices 75c 50c 25c Seats on sale by Sidney Drug Co.
Elmer Grabill arrived from the state university to spend vacation with the family. F. L. VanGorder recovered from a cold in Denver after a Saturday to Wednesday stay. Dr Glenn Bliss left for Schuyler Nebraska to spend Christmas with relatives. Edward Shoemaker returns from the state university to stay with home folks. Miss Emma Hand comes home to visit parents while attending a business college in Omaha. Henry Horst Jr plans to bring his bride after returning to farm the Cary place. Mr. and Mrs. Casselman and Mr. and Mrs Bert Bates traveled from Lodgepole for shopping and errands. Mr. Lloyd Wheeler of Provo South Dakota stayed with the McFadden family and went to Kansas City after.
Miss Matilda Brauer and Mr Walter Brauer arrived during the early part of the week to spend the holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs Fred Brauer.
The undersigned offers repair services for buildings chimneys furniture and related items. Call phone 143 for estimates or inquiries. H. H. BOCKSTADTER handles all kinds of repair work and renovations.
Miss Sadie McFadden came home Saturday from Laramie Wyoming where she taught to spend the holidays with her parents. Miss Grace McFadden arrived Sunday from Provo South Dakota and will not return as she has been hired by the Sidney School Board to fill the vacancy created when her sister Miss Anna McFadden resigned to become County Superintendent elected in November.
Registered Percheron stallion three years old and two and a half years old weighs 1750 pounds. For price inquire with R. R. Reinmuth in Dalton Nebraska.
Property listing in Cheyenne County Nebraska offering section 30 Np 18 Range 48 West at 18 dollars per acre. Terms show 500 dollars cash with the balance to be paid over a long time at 6 percent interest. Address owner W. I Proud Fit Lincoln Nebraska.
Owners are requested to take up eighteen horses of all ages running to stacks and feed at once to avoid damages. L P Houge.
A. B. Knon advertises a cream station opposite the Brown Palace Livery Barn, inviting patrons northward. Honest weight and test provided. Highest market price paid for cream and related products.
For sale two fresh cows listed by RIHN in Gurley Nebraska. Contact FX for details and pricing.
Trade wanted in University Place Nebraska for a large 12 room house near the town corner and First National Bank. Lot could form two business lots. House has modern lights sewer bath furnace. Address C Barth Fremont Nebraska.
Prices listed as 75c 50c 35c 25c with seats for sale at Sidney Drug Co. inclusive values and itemized pricing offered for purchase. Local notice indicates availability and point of sale at the drug store.
Martin Cape, a Dalton citizen, visited Tuesday while Vv. F Kucera spent two weeks in Denver. Hazel King travelled to Denver last Friday to visit and shop. Dr. Le Tate of Lodgepole conducted business here. Lena Davis returned from Denver to spend the holidays with her mother Mrs Banta. Tom Freeman and Mrs Payton were among the North Divide shoppers. Professor Lynch plans to resume band concerts at the opera house after New Year.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ehmke Sr returned from Columbus where they spent two weeks with friends Ed Collins Ezra Chambers and Ed Howe were among the prominent Sidney Draw men in town Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Greenlee returns home Saturday from Minatare to spend the holidays with her parents, bringing cheer and a warm family welcome.
Representatives Kauffman and Parriott and Senator Riechel will hold a public meeting at Auburn on December 24 to hear voter will on issues likely to arise in the upcoming legislative session. The event will be open for discussion of issues and measures.
Miss Mayme McMichael came back Tuesday to her home in North Platte after a pleasant visit with the King family.
J W Savage of Peetz visited Monday while Weaver of Sund traded here Tuesday. George Frederick from Gurley came Saturday. John Jones from Dalton visited Sidney Wednesday. H W C Christensen from Dalton shopped Tuesday. M J Johnson of Potter transacted business Monday. B L Walker from Gurley busy Thursday. Frank Verba and Wm M Goding of Potter in city Friday. Henry C Blome from Dalton overnight Tuesday. H Miller and wife of Weyerts traded Wednesday. E B A Wallin and L P Wallin from Lisco in city Wednesday. Andy Ladine of Clara transacted business Tuesday and Wednesday. Commissioner elect Frank X Rihn of Gurley busy Wednesday. George Thornburg of Potter in town several hours Wednesday. George Rhuter and Zeb Gustin had business in Sidney Wednesday. E B A Ingwerson and wife of Weyerts were Wednesday shoppers in our live department stores. B Strottman and wife of Dalton visited the Seegers Tuesday and shopped in the city.
Attorney Minor Wasson of Hay Springs spent Thursday making a brief visit with his mother Mrs. Isola Wasson during a local trip.
Several from Lodgepore were in town Saturday. We observed Frank Jenik, T. B. Howerter, Henry Fusha and Mich Fusha.
Miss Dorothy Lindberg departed Thursday evening to visit relatives and friends in Omaha and Schuyler Nebraska for the Christmas season.
Rollie Runnels of Cozad came Friday to visit with his aunt Mrs Weiser and with other relatives and friends.
Claus Edens, Charlie Thiemann, Paul Collart, W. R. Pettit, Will Jeudes, Ed and John Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Reimer were among the north divide settlers trading here Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Oberfelder came home from Denver on Friday of last week after spending three pleasant weeks there with friends.
Weeping Water Nebraska reports a form of horse disease that appeared in Cass county late fall and remains fatal in nearly every case. About fifty horses have died across the county in recent weeks as animals continue to drop off.
Mr and Mrs Jack McClenaghan and their young daughter departed Tuesday night for Omaha to spend two weeks with relatives, traveling for a family visit and with relatives awaiting their arrival.
E. P. Swan has accepted a position with the C. W. Hornaday Mdse. & Grain Co. and assumed duties. His vacated Sidney Drug Co. post is filled by Kenneth Bassett.
Mrs. Anna Konst arrives in Burlington Wisconsin on Wednesday after spending five weeks since her brother in law Dick Kreuger’s wife died.
Merchants in Merna Nebraska invite bids from Farmers Grain and Supply Association for corn and oats car lots. Cut out middlemen profits to secure direct pricing for bulk grain delivery and storage arrangements through local cooperative channels.
Clean steam heated rooms available at 1835 Champa Street opposite the new post office in Denver Colorado. Rent is two dollars a week.
Lincoln December 21 The state banking board and secretary Rouse receive inquiries after a weekly alleges the Bank of Bancroft failed. The bank in question is Bancroft D D, not Bancroft Neb, and officials stress Nebraska banks are not prone to failure and seek accurate information.
Paul Martin could not get off from his bank job in Lincoln to come home for the holidays. He spent Christmas Day in Peru and plans to spend New Year’s Day in Omaha.
Frank Mann departed Monday for the east. He was met in Missouri Valley by a brother from South Dakota and the pair traveled to their old home in Ovid New York.
Mrs. W. T. Robbins and Mrs. W. F. Adams with daughter Fern returned Friday from Peru Nebraska where they accompanied the body of the late W. T. Robbins. Their son Elmer Robbins had returned the previous Saturday.
A Tuesday message informed A K Greenlee that his aged mother Mrs Carnahan of York Nebraska had a stroke of paralysis and was in critical condition. Mr Greenlee departed for York Tuesday evening.
Miss Myrtle Lancaster received a large Christmas present on the 24th from her Uncle Samuel, a patent to her valuable homestead in Chambers precinct. It is the largest Christmas gift noted in the locality.
Superintendent W. J. Braham traveled to Omaha last Saturday evening and on Monday underwent an appendix removal operation. Mrs Braham reported the surgery was very successful. Mrs S. R. Braham of American Falls Idaho visits here with her son’s family.
Last Friday evening a large gathering at the Odd Fellows temple elected Sidney Camp No 1091 officers. Joseph Oberfelder named Venerable Consul, Ernest Worden Adviser, Charles Chambers Banker, Robt. A. Barlow Clerk, Oscar Harris Escort, William Ottoman Watchman, Irving Oberfelder Sentry, L G Simon Physician, Leslie Neubauer Auditor, V F Kucera O M Harris E D Worden Managers. Installing officer John W. Harper. Installation to occur mid January. after lodge work members gave speeches and held a smoker until 11 o clock.
Sidney Lodge No. 91 O F held its annual election of officers with C. E. Couch named Noble Grand Nels Olson Vice Grand C. J. Hellwig Secretary T. B. Dawson Treasurer and J. J. Parks Trustee A post election oyster supper was hosted by retiring Noble Grand H V Williams Members are reminded of next Wednesday’s annual Smokers night and urged to attend
GUY and CON STANCE CAUFMAN star in A Fool and His Money a funny play titled Fun clearly delivering on its promise. Presented at the opera house next Wednesday December 30 with ticket prices 75c 50c 35c and 25c.
We express heartfelt thanks to Sidney Camp No. 1091 M W of A and to neighbors and friends who supported and comforted us during our recent bereavement the death of husband son and father. Mrs W T Robbins and children Mrs T J Robbins.
Charles Bartels and his wife are reported shopping in Sidney on Saturday. Commissioner elect WN H Troel Strup conducted business in the city on Tuesday. Remember the date Monday January 18. Sanford Dodge and Company performed at the Opera House.
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