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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
8
L W Baver, noted optician with twenty years of experience, will visit Sidney on Wednesday February 6 at the Metropolitan Hotel. He offers free consultations and will examine eyes fit glasses and teach optometry.
The Telegraph and Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean and Farmer offer one year subscriptions for $1.75 in a limited time promotion.
The undersigned prohibits hunting on this land including sections 24 25 26 30 31 township 14 range 50 49 with sections 30 and 31 identified. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Gus WELLNER.
A two year old registered Poland China boar named E V.S. Pomeroy sold for 25.00 at the auction, with bidder and lot details likely recorded in the farm sale notes.
A sorrel mare aged two years with an X branded on the left jaw is lost or stolen from four miles west of Sextorp. C. Gerickson offers a liberal reward for recovery or information leading to it. Also notes upcoming sale of horses and farm machinery.
A ranch offering sections 9 10 11 and 16 in 1449 eight miles from Sidney Nebraska. Describes good pasture spring water and all under one fence. Written inquiry directed to Epw Mclernon Sidney Nebr.
St Patrick’s Church announces Sunday masses every month with 10 o’clock services except on the third Sunday when mass is at 8. Weekday masses are at 7 30 and 8 00. Services at Ogulalla Oshkosh Cheppell Mitchell Scottsbluff Dalton Jaxton Kimball Bridgeport on set Sundays or Saturdays. Rev Jones Dosson pastor with assistants Rev Michael Frenty and Rev Kavanagh.
Wanted to buy land in small or large tracts. Before selling your land gives us a chance to bid on it, we may make you money. If you care to rent your land, write us, we will look after it for you. Bentley Land Co.
A sale is announced at the ranch of the undersigned in Section 12 Township 16 Range 51, three miles southeast of Ickes post office. The auction will be held on Wednesday February 16, with bidding starting at 10 o’clock a.m. sharp.
Auction announcement for February 18 1910 at the old Charlie Swanson place 12 miles northeast of Sidney. Sale starts 10 am with livestock farm gear and household items listed including geldings mares cattle chickens wagons plows implements furniture and hay. Terms include 12 month credit on sums over ten dollars or cash with discounts for cash. no removal until terms met. Hans Peterson W P Tibbs owners with Miller auctioneer and Greenlee clerk. Rooms to rent notice at end.
Hubert Fuller disposed of eight car loads of cattle on Thursday at the Omaha market. There were 216 heads sold in good order, bringing about $10,000 in receipts at a price of $4.60 per head. Fuller reports a large herd remaining and is praised for his savvy in buying feeding and selling cattle.
Mr and Mrs J J McIntosh entertained fifty guests Thursday night with card tables set for eight. A six course luncheon followed at eleven. Miss Radcliff Miss Hart and Miss McIntosh assisted. Cut glass prizes and souvenirs were awarded to winners. Guests praised the evening as a royal good time.
Evangelist C. J. Peterson of the People's Pulpit Association to lecture at the M. E. church in Sidney on Tuesday evening February 8 at 7 30. The talk titled What Shall we do With the Bible argues for harmonious Bible teachings and addresses misunderstood texts. Peterson tours the country promoting advanced Bible study and seeks honest truth seekers, with undenominational, free seating and no collection. Also notes Wegley Snyder and son Jesse of Broadwater in town, and an upcoming Hammel work horse and coke auction. Printer position available at local office.
The Union Pacific Railroad Co will construct a million dollar twelve story steel frame building in Omaha. Bids have been requested. The structure will be 173 feet frontage and 97 feet depth. All existing Omaha offices will consolidate under one roof.
Auction at the U P barn in Lexington on Saturday February 12 features 20 Poland China and 15 Daroc Jersey sows, 6 young boars, 10 yearling heifers, and several prize hogs including a 1000 lb blue ribbon winner from 1908. Cattle offered are bred to Growthy Look with emphasis on easy keepers and profitable feed efficiency. Explanations tout the breed's pasture performance and the sale motto stresses rapid, low cost results. J O Anderson invites inquiries and circulars with fuller animal descriptions.
The notice lists Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and 11 o'clock with sermons on The Presentation of Christ in the Temple and Spiritual Blindness, Ash Wednesday services, Wednesday prayers, Friday confirmations, St. Margarets and Laurent Guild meetings, choir practice, and district news. Rev Richard Whitehouse is rector. Pearl Savage is named as teacher in District 142 Hileman north of Potter.
J W McDaniel invites offers for his entire livery stock including horses vehicles harness and equipment and furniture required for a first class stable. Prospective buyers are welcome to visit his shop to view and submit bids for the entire outfit.
A new court house idea prompts a 25 cent rebate at the New Shoe Shop on Front Street for half sole cheer repairs. Boots are rubber and repaired with a leak proof guarantee and you can take them home the same day.
Morning service at 11 o clock with the Dead and Living Christ as the topic. Evening service at 7 30 with What Church Members Ought to be. Sunday school begins at 10 with a note of encouragement for all, praising the boys and urging girls to do their duty.
Sidney Nebraska reader F. E. Brows advertises insurance from the oldest company in the United States Xtna offering new policies renewals and coverage for houses barns buildings horses cattle automobile and bonds.
A notice announces Ye Old Song Concert to be heard by a large assembly at the Town Hall on February fifth, 1910.
The Sunday school elected W R Pate as Superintendent G B Lobb as Assistant Superintendent Ednn Granneman as Secretary Mrs Murlbee as Treasurer Ella Erickson as Librarian Anna Johnston as Assistant Librarian Mrs W R Pate as Organist and Mrs Ed Ahrens as Choirister E W Murtlens became missionary department Superintendent and Mrs Charles Hower treasurer. The drive urges building a Cheyenne county court house now to aid land sales and churches and invites parents to bring unengaged children next Sunday.
Miss Minnie Gilbert of Omaha spent several days in the city this week soliciting funds for the Nebraska Children's Home Society. She stayed with Mrs. Murless during her visit.
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