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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1913
Page
8
Mrs. D J Scanlon warns all creditors of the Scanlon store to come to her home to settle accounts. She has disposed of the drug stock and taken the business books to her residence. All debts of the late D J Scanlon are now payable to Mrs Scanlon.
Two practically new touring cars advertised for sale at low price or willing to trade for horses. Inquiries directed to FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.
Montauk Ranch announces for sale yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts and registered Duroc Jersey pigs. Also Adolph Swenson offers first class tailoring repair cleaning and pressing. Apply to owner Lydia E Poph Silver Creek Nebraska at Gapen Building Cheyenne County Nebraska or Sidney Nebraska post office.
For sale is a partially improved school section in Section 36, Township 16, Range 51, L. F. Cunningham, Clara, Nebraska. The listing notes the property location and basic improvement status as part of a historical notice.
Loose valley hay offered by T. B. Charlton at eight dollars per ton. Located three miles east of town, ranch sale presents a local forage option.
IT offers farm for sale lying just south of U P Depot at Potter Nebraska. For price and terms address owner WM Bundy Box 317 Potter Nebraska.
C C J Osborn offers pure bred single comb brown Leghorn roosters at 75 cents each. Also accepts subscriptions for magazines and periodicals at this office. Apply any time.
For sale a mixed list of used items including a good second hand organ a Densmore typewriter multiple coffee urns a large Round Oak heating stove suitable for a school or church a cream separator and a gas engine with various auction prices and miscellaneous hardware items from Hand Goods Furniture Co.
Auction announces a public sale at the old Jim McNulty place 22 miles northwest of Sidney 11 miles west of Dalton and 1.5 miles southwest of Ickes post office. Items include 8 head of horses cattle machinery household goods and produce with cash and credit terms to ten months on bankable notes and a 5 percent cash discount. Mrs Mary Hamann owner B A Jones clerk Col A A Sharp auctioneer.
The sale offers cash only on items including Hoosier press drill T-foot with grass attachment John Deere items 14-inch sod breaker 4 rays and other plows disk mower rake corn planter drag cultivator and a two seated carriage. Also offered are clean flax seed 200 egg Sure-Hatch incubator six dozen chickens Early Ohio seed potatoes and more in good running order with nearly new machinery. JOSEPHL FE NELSON located a mile and a half west of Bronson.
Land large parcel offered for sale by owner Oscar Brandt with H. E. Gapen. 480 acres at 11 dollars per acre cash or 12 dollars per acre with half cash and balance due in three years at six percent. Land to be sold soon and inquiries invited.
On the E L Uptegrove farm located 7 miles north and 2 miles east of Sidney Nebraska and 9 miles south and 2 miles east of Dalton, a February 20, 1913 sale offers 11 head of horses 4 head of cattle 150 bushels of corn machinery and household items. Terms: cash up to $10, six to ten month notes for balances over $19 at 10 percent. 5 percent discount for cash over $10. Removal only after terms satisfied. J VANDEBURG owner COL A A SHARP auctioneer A K GREENLEE clerk.
Auction near Dalton Nebraska on February 19 1913 at 10 o clock features head of horses including mares and colts 9 milch cows three sows and one thoroughbred Duroc hogs plus farm machinery lumber household goods and a variety of articles. Terms cash under ten dollars and credit six months with approved note 10 percent interest five percent cash discount on sums over ten dollars. B Bab B owner Sharp auctioneer Willis clerk. A line of score cards in stock by The Telegraph.
Notice from County Clerk H T Doran states the Commissioners have reported in favor of establishing the road No 212A running through sections 24 27 28 29 in township 15 range 50 51. Objections or damage claims must be filed by noon March 22 1918. otherwise the road will be established. Also housing ad notes for rent four room house with water and light one block south of the schoolhouse. phone 79.
Joe Johnson of Potter visited here Tuesday. W W Wassem came up from Lodgepole Monday. John Meyer, a Dalton citizen, was in the city Monday. N P Rassmuson came down from Sidney Draw Tuesday. T E Bard from Sunol transacted business here Monday. William Hoffmeyer was a south divide man here on Monday. W R Wood, ex county treasurer, was a Tuesday visitor here. John Nelson from east of Potter was in the county capital Saturday. Charles Higgins and wife of Clara were Tuesday visitors in town. A Wickhorst was a Potter visitor to this fair city Wednesday. Dr Frazey spent part of Thursday in Chappell on professional business. Mrs Albert McMurphy of Omaha came Thursday to be the guest of Mrs H G Hall. E C Stockwick has returned from Katy Texas. We are now confident that he is responsible for the weather. He left for a warmer clime when the mercury was 26 below and immediatly the atmosphere warmed. He has returned and the thermometer registered steen below Thursday night. And Mr Stockdick had al ways been considered on the square.
The Sidney Dressmaking Parlors are now permanently located in the Ga pen Building rooms 1 and 2 up stairs. High class work and prices reasonable. Phone Black No. 2.
A two year old black colt with a white star on its face is missing. It bears an inverted LP brand on the left jaw. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Contact A. McAdam, five miles northeast of Potter.
A brief classified item advertises canaries for sale with contact details directing inquiries to Louis Mann in Sidney Nebraska. The readable line is concise and provides no additional terms or prices.
The store of Sam R. Sweet has been turned over to creditors and all parties indebted to him are instructed to pay their accounts and notes to B. A. Jones, Trustee, in settlement of the estate.
Visitors to the Omaha automobile show Feb 24 to Mar 1 will enjoy multiple entertainments besides car displays. Music aplenty will be provided as part of the entertainment program. In Lincoln on Feb 5 Mayor of North Loup George was named deputy oil inspector by Governor Morehead.
The undersigned will sell 21 head of horses at the North Side Livery Barn Sidney on February 8 2015 starting 1 PM. Lot includes several broke horses mares geldings and a gray mammoth Jack plus a buggy and harness with cash sales and credit terms 8 months on bankable notes at 10 percent interest. Auctioneered by Col V F Kucera with T. J. Perkins Ki. M. Perkins owners.
Property lease notice for sw 14-13-51 offered for rent in Sidney Nebraska. Inquire with M. W. Osborn. Advertisement notes best paint sold at Laune's Pharmacy, successor to D. J. Scanlon.
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