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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
8
Resident jets and blocks for sale to Wellner's addition in Sidney Blocks 320. Lot prices at $100 each. Inquire Gus Wellner. Dual proof letter file for sale by the Telegraph. For sale a ureproof safe. Inquire of Chas Callahan.
Large front room in Callahan Block for rent by Chas Callahan. Also five cent Cheyenne County maps for sale by The Telegraph. For rent suite of apartments in Callahan building. Chas Callahan listed as contact.
To Rent An improved farm of 480 acres nine miles northwest of Sidney Nebraska For information call Box 87 Sidney Mrs Stokes will show sample magazines and discuss prices and renewals Estrayed two 4 year old mares branded G C on right jaw and A on left shoulder reward $10 each Brady Potter Neb Mrs Short offers flowers bouillon hot chocolate and dry goods at cost Shorts also sells ice cream for Sunday dinner Jacksons Furniture Co requests grain with reasonable charges and guaranteed satisfaction WANTED grain for spring inquiring at this office
Frontier Milling and Elevator Co announces a price list for locally grown dry land seed grain. The notice requests buyers to contact Pine Bluffs, Wyoming for quotations on available varieties and rates.
Notice is given of the dissolution of the Libby & Wyatt partnership doing business as Libby & Wyatt and The City Garage in Sidney Nebraska. Gilbert G. Wyatt sold his undivided half interest to Roy H. Libby who assumes the indebtedness and will collect the accounts. Signed February 7, 1912 by G G Wyatt and R H Libby.
Dr Swatzlander will manage the practice during the absence. Call phone numbers 119 or 48 for contact. Dr Lincoln G Simon.
For Sale flax seed HENRY BLOME Dalton Neb announces intention to relocate and offers home ready visit services three days weekly. F. C. Bexse Dentist advertises. Land to break two crops by J L Ronchi Dalton. Upright piano for sale at 150 dollars Mra Stones. Electric stove and bathroom fittings at M Ramella. Box candies at Mra Short's. Bargain counters at Jackson's Furniture Co. Mrs J C Hopson offers household furniture and rental. Carrie Cook asks patience while settling debts. Elbe Oberfelder Supply and Machinery Company opens in Denver Arthur Oberfelder is partner.
County Clerk A B Beard of Kimball was in the city last Sunday. Grace McIntosh left Sunday for Omaha to visit friends. Loren North of Bridgeport spent several days this week in Sidney. Raymond brothers of Higgins transacted business in Sidney last Tuesday. Miss Davison hosted a dainty 10 cent luncheon Wednesday for the Ladies Aid Society. Dr. and Mrs. Simon left Thursday for California. Dr Swatzlander to cover practice. Mrs J A Bentley entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of her mother Mrs Phillips. A luncheon was served and the occasion was charming. Dr Beebe moved Wednesday from his office in the Gapen building and will treat patients from home for now. Beebe and family plan to move from Sidney soon.
The Dorcas Society met Thursday at Mrs. Trognitz s home. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs. Schroeder Vice President Mrs. Trognitz Secretary Mrs. Alice Mann Treasurer Mrs. Nicholson. A luncheon at Mrs. Short s home raised about 30 dollars.
Senator LaFollette cancels all speaking engagements for two weeks in Trenton and Jersey City and elsewhere to seek complete rest. He will drop all work during this period as his campaign and official duties, plus a necessary surgical operation for one of his children, overtax his endurance.
Arthur W. Fosdick and Henrietta Kious of Sterling Colorado married at 3 30 Saturday afternoon February 43rd by Rev Josephs at the home of Mr and Mrs Sales.
Eleven crewmen and three officers die when submarine A3 sinks in Portsmouth harbor after a collision with the gunboat Hazard. The vessel had departed for diving and torpedo exercises and went down immediately following the collision.
F. L. Van Gorder, long seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia at St Andrews Hospital, is reported to be convalescing.
One hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh promotes Hull's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. A 15 year testimonial from National Bank of Commerce Theodore Ohio endorses the firm as honorable and capable. Cure is taken internally and advertised at 75 cents per bottle with medicines sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The funeral of J J Donovan of Madison was held at St Leonard's church with high mass. Rev Muenich assisted by Rev Bukeley of Norfolk conducted the service before interment at Crownhill cemetery beside his wife, with many attendees and business closures for the hour.
The joint biennial session of the northern and central Adventist conferences ends with a pledge by members to give 15 cents weekly for foreign missions, aiming to raise 500000 dollars nationwide. A summer school is planned for the northern conference, and Hastings College may see resignations from its president Dr Turner and several local board trustees at year end, with two trustees agreeing to stay until spring commencement.
Card of thanks from John Vandeburg and Frank Vandeburg expressing gratitude for help kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their wife and sister.
Dr Swatzlander assumes control of the practice during the absence. Call 119 or 48 for contact. Dr Lincoln G Simon mentioned. The Ancient Order of United Workmen held a stag smoker at the lodge rooms Thursday night. Mark Atchison of Kearney Nebraska toured his Pax ton Gallagher Company trade in Omaha Thursday.
Tickets for the big comedy success The Missouri Girl are now available at Robinson Grocery Co. Prices range from 25 to 59 to 75 cents.
The notice lists church services for the coming Sunday at Methodist Church with morning and evening services, Catholic Church at 8 and 10, Christ Church with pastor engaged in Kimball, and a Dunkard church service in Sidney led by Rev Hillert about two blocks east of the post office. Epworth League plans a 6 30 PM Sunday program at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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