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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1916
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Presents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at thin o ice. Apply any time.
A local office advertises old newspapers for sale suitable for pantry shelving and carpet liners among other uses.
Attention to motorists. Three grades of famous French auto oil A B and Cin available in 15 gallon drums at practically wholesale prices. Now in transfer at the Fundingsland Transfer Co.
Seven room house with large barn two lots trees and lawn in good condition auction notice lists Mrs Flessis Bell Scrueger and BK Q Houghtaling as organizers with Fandingsland and Joe Peverley as auctioneers. A road scraper theft near the Livoni ranch is reported and to be returned to Peter Lenzen road overseer promptly.
Special bargain sale on enamelware hardware zinware and dishes. Upstairs showroom open for customers to inspect the goods. Local dealer CG EB Harper advertises limited stock and inviting shoppers to view the selections.
Dr J R C Carter declares readiness to treat all patients cash or arranged by businesslike terms at the Metropolitan Hotel Sidney Nebraska. He invites public inquiries and pledges strict diagnosis and modern medical care, appealing for fair play and offering credentials upon inspection.
Farmers may enter livestock or farming equipment for the Sidney auction on Saturday February 26. Please list property by Tuesday February 15 to be included in advertising bills and two Telegraph issues FUNDINGSLAND MILLETT.
For sale at the old Tucker place on West Lincoln Way. View items at Olaf Pearsons opposite Bet Haw Tach Lenaori 5s. Mrs Ray Hardesty handles inquiry.
Greek authorities in Athens denounce the French occupation of the Karaburun fortress. Eighty Greeks defended the stronghold before French forces, with three regiments of infantry artillery and cavalry arriving without warning. After brief parley the fortress surrendered under heavy pressure.
The Telegraph seeks quick price and terms for a parcel of 160 or 320 acres in Gheyenne County. Respond with concrete figures, payment terms, and contact details for an immediate inquiry.
All 1915 accounts due the light and water departments must be set tled by February 10th or service will be discontinued. CHAS. KILROY, Supt.
Public notice dated January 14 1915 states that John C Swatzlander disclaims wage claims from his son Hubert B Swatzlander and will not be responsible for debts or property his son earns or accumulates in the future.
Imported Belgian Draft Stallion, 11 years old, 1950 pounds. Used 6 years. Guaranteed foal getter. Interested in sale or trade for another stallion. WM Schuler, Dalton Nebraska.
William Frank of Grand Island Nebraska invites applicants for ranch loans on improved ranches and livestock with no delay. Institutions or individuals may apply for financing to expand or sustain operations.
A new firm named Osborn Jorgenson Kratz Co is formed in Sidney Nebraska with offices in the Moore Building. Partners Osborn Kratz and A J Jorgenson bring decades of experience in land business insurance and abstracts of title and will offer general land banking and title services to clients.
John Sorrell, Ben Bracken, G H Payton, Asa Remshore, Henry Mayer, Eva Miles, May Harper, Leo Young, C E Dewey, Fred Wittig, J G Griffin, H W Struble, John Nelson, H Anderson, Paul Draper, T J Quinn, Ed Quinn, N P Nelson, Dr P Millett, Kreuger couple, R S Oberfelder appear in town for business, social events, and travel across several days. Born children noted. visitors travel to Denver and California. a Hard Times party is reported.
J. E. Selover came back Tuesday to Bradshaw Nebraska after a several week stay with his brother and mother in Bronson precinct.
H. C. Casselman and wife departed for the east Monday morning to be away a week while Mr Casselman attends to important business matters.
F. E. Hoover from near Laura traveled to town on Monday and departed on No. 4 toward his old home near Auburn in Nemaha county Nebraska to spend a couple of weeks visiting.
The party that carried away the air compressing machine from the artificial ice plant is urged to return it to avoid trouble and expense. J. S Reisdorf, Manager. Artificial Ice Plant
Friday January 28 a son? daughter? twins born to Mr and Mrs S H Snyder are Rose and Hazel. dark haired, dark eyed. first twins of the year in the town.
Co. E Harper offers two remaining fanning mills and grain graders at reduced price. See F. A. King for abstracts.
Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Nickell southwest of Dalton on Saturday January nd two boys one week ahead of the twin girls of Mr and Mrs S H Snyder helping along the population very fast.
Advertisement notes that a horse would not wear a collar yet highlights Vonny's five cent cigars with bands claiming value for money. The playful copy promotes affordability and branding.
F R Rife of Dalton was in the city over night Sunday. A A Bauer and wife of Sunol shopped in Sidney Wednesday. R M Perkins returned Monday from a business trip to Texas points. Born Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson near Bronson a daughter. Mr and Mrs A A Sharp of Davison precinct were in this city on business Thursday. John Siefer and J H W Ernest of Dalton were in this good town Sunday and Monday. Irving Oberfelder spent Tuesday here with his parents en route to Denver from the west Frank C Fischer of Julesburg was in Sidney Thursday attending to some personal affairs.
G B Cunningham and Fred Lehm kuhl Jr of Lodgepole were Monday night visitors in Sidney. Mrs J F Whitelock and Mrs F L Whitelock of Peetz were this week guests of Sidney friends.
Miss Ethel Klein traveled to Cheyenne on Wednesday for a final throat treatment and will be hosted by Mrs. C. P. McDaniel during her stay.
Mrs. Fred Augustine of Coon Rapids Iowa and Mrs A R Thompson of Alliance visit this week with their brother A B Knox sharing family time in the region.
The T. N. society held its regular semi monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. G. Hall presiding. A Kensington and extra excellent lunch were the pastimes.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Closman Miss Mabel Clogsman and Frank Schroeder enjoyed the Birth of a Nation in Cheyenne then traveled to Denver to see more plays, returning Saturday night.
The notice highlights rapid additions in Sidney and reflects a rising woman suffrage sentiment in the community. It also reports a high number of babies delivered this week at the station, all identified as girls.
Cheyenne County raised 758,489 bushels of spring wheat, 629,753 more than its nearest county rival in the state, according to the state agricultural bulletin. The report is presented for careful consideration by thoughtful men.
Mr and Mrs C A Pipher and two children from Tekamah Neb arrived in Sidney on No 17 to visit Mrs Pipher’s sisters. They plan a year in the west to sample climates in Logan County Colorado or Cheyenne County Nebraska. The W Laugh a Lotts held a Sunday gathering with Miss Mary McIntosh, featuring Phyllis Corbett as official lecturer.
Auction notice for a sale nine miles northwest of Sidney on Thursday February 10 featuring horses cattle and farm implements. Fundingsland Millett are auctioneers. Includes a new low down Moline manure spreader. Cc. E Harper.
An ad copy promotes a five cent cigar named Vonny, noting it has no band but contains real tobacco and inviting readers to try it. The brief copy emphasizes value and product quality to entice customers.
Friday activities featured Mrs J W McDaniel and Mrs J A Nicholson hosting two card parties with eight and nine tables in frosty rooms. Winners included Mrs Swan first and Miss Radcliffe second. later birthdays for McDaniel and Nicholson brought jovial mingling and a three course luncheon. A separate box supper social at the Christian church drew a good crowd with baskets selling from seventy five cents to $3.10, totaling $43.10 for twenty four baskets.
The King's Daughters gathered Monday afternoon with Miss Harriett Radcliffe. They renewed school ties with Mrs. George Coates nee Miss Fannie Bergman of North Platte who is visiting here. The 35th wedding anniversary of Judge and Mrs. Oberfelder was quietly observed at their home on Wednesday February 2.
Mrs T B Dawson hosted a Kensington Tuesday afternoon gathering at her pretty home to welcome Mrs F L Whitelock from Peetz. Ten ladies attended the charming luncheon was served.
A local notice urges readers to list items for the big sale on February 26. The message emphasizes preparing goods, attracting buyers, and ensuring items are ready for the event.
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