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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
8
The Telegraph lists dust proof letter files and small Cheyanne County maps for sale at five cents each. It advertises farm land loans at 7% with terms resembling a Rural Credit style loan and mentions various local sales and wants from Sidney and Dalton Nebraska businesses, including trunks, bags, vacant lots, cottages, and household items.
Four acres of land six blocks south of the Post Office with residence lots available throughout the city. Six room dwelling house close in and four room dwelling in the best part of the city. A business lot in a desirable location is also offered. Chevennis County Abstract Co. located second door north of the Post Office.
Sidney markets list varied farm goods including rye corn cream eggs butter potatoes old hens and young chickens reflecting a local commerce page. The brief item catalogs available produce and poultry offerings in a rural trade segment.
Sidney Lumber Co advertises engine overhaul during January and February for 18 50 plus details. J C Dunn promotes Poland China hogs and barred Plymouth roosters. Used Fords priced 175 and up with guarantee. Ford Garage sells trucks and Hadford one ton attachment. Also seeks land equity trades and farm rental near Sidney by March 1 through Sidney Telegraph.
Five room house with two lots listed as Jack Bowman property for sale. The residence in the northwest part of town is offered for sale by Harry Runge and associated owners.
Dry land alfalfa seed offered by C J Osborn sample available. Thoroughbred Poland China boar for sale by Andrew Nelson Sidney Nebraska. Public notice to not sell liquor to husband N J W Nelson dated January 26 1917 by Mrs Edith Nelson. For rent steam heated room in Gapen Building. Misc notices seek to buy horses and cattle. Dr F W Buck Quaker Specialist to visit Sidney Hotel March 1 and Dalton Hotel March 2 with free consultation.
The public schools will allow children aged five or older to enroll in the primary department during the first week of March. W. J. Braham, Superintendent.
The Telegraph team reporter Mrs Knox, housed at Black 222, invites news items by phone. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Walsh in Denver, and Mr and Mrs Collart shopping in Sidney. Several residents travel to Omaha Chicago Kimball and Chicago for family, business, or fashion. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Schlack of Norfolk. Weather notes by John P Fischer show January precipitation 0.38 inch, snow 3.80 inches, 24 clear days, 3 partly cloudy, 4 cloudy.
Born to Mr and Mrs Pete Beyers of the north divide on Tuesday January 23rd a little daughter They have been the guests of Mrs Beyers parents Mr and Mrs Zhmke in Sidney Dr R E Roche has entered the community and located in the Hink building where he has an office for the general practice of medicine He is a pleasant young man and has come to a good town On Tuesday evening the Beta Sigma bridge club were happily entertained by Miss May Harper at her pleasant home Miss Olive Mann and Miss Sullivan were successful in making the high score in the games The Lutheran sniper at the church Thursday night was a big success The weather was not pleasant by any means but about seventy dollars was cleared by the endeavors of the men who served the meal.
Mrs J W Harper hosted a Monday afternoon P E O gathering with routine business and social time followed by a dainty lunch served by the hostess.
The T. N. society met Wednesday of last week with Mrs. D. R. Campbell. The home provided a pleasant time for guests and Mrs. Campbell is noted for her luncheon skills.
The Wahler building ovens were completed in the rear and interior wood work is underway. William Breternitz expects Sidney Steam Bakery to move into its new quarters soon.
L Jt Wayhaus of the Cheyenne County Trading Company left Monday evening for Omaha to attend the Hardware Merchants Convention. He also planned visits to Kansas City before returning. Mrs HH Schroeder hosted Tuesday for The New Idea with a dozen ladies enjoying lunch and music from the hostess family.
The T T W Class of the Methodist church will host a valentine and basket social at the church parlors on Wednesday evening February 14. Everyone is invited. The young ladies are preparing fine entertainment for the affair.
Mr and Mrs F A Bush entertain in their new apartments for Mr and Mrs Frank Ledbetter. Twenty guests were employees of the plant. Seven o clock dinner was served at the Vienna and the evening features games and music at the Bush home.
County Assessor H Bettendorf spent Monday and Tuesday in Lincoln for the state convention of County Assessors. Despite extremely cold weather and a half heated capitol building, sessions were productive with useful ideas and suggestions exchanged.
A letter from E. McLernon of Portland comments on our weather and renewals column while praising The Telegraph. A. S. Ayle, contractor, nears completion of the Radcliff bungalow for J. M. Swenson and wife and fences the Elsasser home on West Lincoln Highway to keep indoor work steady despite winter conditions.
A group of Sidney women attended a five hundred party Wednesday last week hosted by Mrs. L. R. Barlow and Mrs. J. C. Wolfe at the new Barlow residence in Lodge Pole. Attending were Mesdames Nicholson, Hardy, Dedrick, McDaniels and Misses Harnett and Anne Radclift. Mrs. Isola Wason left Monday for New York City to visit her son Dr. Charles Bunker, a United States Navy surgeon, who is soon ordered on a three year cruise. Judge Chambers went to Alliance Sunday to visit his convalescing daughter Anna and to bring Mrs. Chambers home, with a tight schedule as trains delayed his arrival.
The Sidney Athletic Basket Ball team defeated Alliance Wednesday night 38 to 24 in Sidney. The game opened rough in the first half but the second half showed better sportsmanship. Sidney players showcased strong teamwork while Alliance featured a standout long distance shooter.
L A Vath and wife dedicated their new home last Thursday night giving a chance to fifteen couples. The Dedrick five piece orchestra contributed pleasure and delicious refreshments were served throughout the evening. The popular couple will keep a hospitable home for friends.
At the last meeting of the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department, Wollner, Elsasser, McNatt, Sitton and Tobin were appointed by the Department to attend all City Council meetings to protect department interests and cooperate on matters pertaining to the Fire Department.
Mrs H V Shoemaker of Waterloo Iowa continued last week to spend the winter in Los Angeles aided by a late snow blockade that kept her here longer. Friends the Bentleys and Swatzlanders enjoyed extra social time. Mrs Lundburg left Winnipeg via Omaha after a several week stay with her brother A S Hardy. She plans a few Omaha days before returning home.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. A. S. Hardy hosted a complimentary gathering for Mrs. Lundburg of Winnipeg at 500 for six tables. Lodgepole guests included Mesdames Barlow, Jewett and Dogherty. Prizes went to Mrs. L. A. Vath Miss Radcliff and Mrs. L. A. Barlow. A delicious luncheon followed in the final hour.
Lydia Frances Noble born 1835 in Fairfield Maine married Albert Chase in 1858. They homesteaded north of Sidney near Raymond ranch and later settled in Sidney. Eight children, four survive: Mrs. W. H. Priest, B. W. Chase, Mrs. J. M. Farrar, A. LaMont Chase, and Mrs. W. C. Dugger. She died February 9 1917 after pneumonia. Funeral in ranch home near Simla then burial in Greenlawn Sidney beside husband. Silent tribute to open hospitality and New England spirit. Also note Democrats of Sidney Precinct organized January 31 and plan county coordination February 14 at Court House.
A family of Tavo seeks a house for March 1 possession with no children. Inquiries to Telegraph.
F A King compiles abstracts and perfects titles, delivering precise summaries and polished legal titles. The work focuses on accurate condensation, organization of key facts, and clear presentation for archival use.
Miss Carrie Eckert has been very sick for more than a week at her aunt Mrs. C Allen’s home and is now slightly improved. An eye scratch became infected spreading across the face. The illness is serious and painful. Her mother Mrs. John Eckert of Dalton is with her and it was hoped she improved last evening.
Harold Bell Wright’s The Winning of Barbara Worth has been dramatized by Mark Swan and will be presented at the Tobin Opera House next Thursday evening February 15. The large and beautiful production features a carefully chosen cast and is the only company presenting this play in the United States or Canada, guaranteeing the original production.
The Frances Willard WCTU met at Mrs. Fred Stowe’s home for papers on municipal and school elections by Mrs. Wilnes Martin and Mrs. L A Lewis. A letter from Mrs. Rebecca A. Arthur of Hillsboro, Ohio was read, and a duet performed. A two course lunch was served, adjournment followed, with plans for the next meeting at Mrs. Frazey’s home.
Scientists state that while there is no definite lower limit to water penetration, it is probable that little surface water travels more than three miles below the surface. The observation reflects cautious assessment of subsurface hydrology.
A public sale at the St George Ranch four and a half miles east of Sidney on Monday February 19 at 1 pm offers horses including a bay mare in foal, a span of mules, a bay saddle horse, four yearlings, five head of cattle with Jersey cow and calves, stock hogs and chickens, plus farm machinery, household goods, and other items. Terms include cash under $10 and credit on larger sums with 10 percent interest and 2 percent cash discount. property not removed until settled. Auctioneers Fundingsland and Millett. Clerk R A Barlow.
FOR RENT Two adjoining rooms unfurnished inquire at this office. WANTED Person to read Chiro practic literature a part of each evening during the week. V F KU CERA
The Ladies of the Episcopal church plan a food sale at Red Cross Pharmacy on Saturday February 10. Their reputation for cooking is well known and expected to draw community help and tasty treats.
Pasture wanted for about 300 head of cattle from May 1 to Nov 1. Write WM Marquardt Atwood Colo. Lost electric lamp from Ford car between Gurley and Sidney. Finder please return to Ford Garage Sidney.
Advertisement notes a seven room modern bungalow offered for sale. Inquiries directed to the listing office for further details and arrangements.
The Methodist ladies have reserved February 22 for a six o'clock dinner in the church parlors. A second notice will follow with further details.
Two unfurnished rooms for rent on the north side. Dustin Farman stars in Captain Courtesy at the IDEAL on Friday February 6. Have Viggo Nelson install a window glass.
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