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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
A $500,000 loan on Cheyenne County lands with no delays is offered. For particulars inquire Bentley Land Co.
Classified note offers old newspapers for sale suited to pantry shelving and carpet linings among other uses, available at the office.
Attention auto owners three grades of famous French auto oil A B and C one gallon drums now in transfer at Funding Band Transfer Co. FOR SALE My home one block west of grade school seven room house large barn two lots trees lawn all in good condition Mrs Flosshe Bell Krueger.
Two good residence lots in Sidney for sale inquire of Mr Osborn. WANTED housework to do phone the leGrande Hotel. WANTED quick price and terms on 160 or 20 acres Cheyenne County care The Telegraph.
Farmers urged to enter stock or machinery for the Sidney auction to be held Saturday February 26. Submit listings by Tuesday February 15 for advertising in two issues of The Telegraph. Fundin c gsland and Millett.
Ve Kocera will sell his 344 acres of fine level land at 24 dollars per acre. Easy terms. Two miles north of Colton.
The Jackson Bee Hive Store will begin on February first to serve the public with daily papers and leading current magazines. They have taken over the agencies of Thornburg and Selch, who have gone out of business in Sidney. Remember to visit the Jackson news stand.
William Frank of Grands Land Nebraska advertises rapid ranch and livestock loans with no delay, inviting interested parties to contact him.
The Pleasant View Literary Society will meet at the school house in District 15 on Saturday evening February 12. After the meeting a box social will be held to benefit the school. Everyone is invited and all ladies are asked to bring well filled boxes.
craftsmen announce intent to locate in Sidney and seek a share of patronage. Orders left with Western Drug Co. will receive prompt attention.
One dollar each. Mrs F W Livingston advertises in Sidney Nebraska. Lee F A King handles abstracts. Local notice presents a small classified sale of poultry and a separate service listing.
A Cheyenne County Medical Society appeal criticizes The Telegraph for not printing a report alleging physician competition. The Telegraph declines publication, offering to run it as an ad after edits, while other papers also reject the document. The piece mocks overworked ethics and argues for continued professional honesty.
All good citizens urged to attend the Fireman's ball next Monday night February 14th to cheer the city's defenders. The event promises superior music and a sense of personal approval for backing a worthy cause. Help the fire laddies.
The palace of the king of Siam is a remarkable structure enclosed by dazzling white walls over a mile in circumference. Inside are temples public offices seraglios stables for the sacred elephant accommodations for a thousand troops a theater and an arsenal.
Local ad lists a Youns Shorthorn bull for sale and about two dozen young hens. Seller identified as P R Borgquist.
A single room is available for rent in a private residence. Inquiries directed to Mrs. Frazey are requested for further details and terms.
A brief notice requests information on three cottages available for sale and directs inquiries to Mrs Frazey. The fragment provides limited details but indicates a real estate inquiry channel without listing additional terms or prices.
Dr Carter at the Metropolitan Hotel in Sidney Nebraska can be reached by telephone 124.
Dentist G D Webster will leave the city for a week beginning February 13. His office in the Gapen building will be closed during that period.
Elizabeth F Mohr acquitted by a Providence jury of instigating her husband J C Mohr s murder. Victor Brown and Henry Spellman found guilty of the killing. Mohr discharged on related charges. Court reserved on additional accusations of assault against Miss Emily Burger and Miss Porter.
William Dubree reports that Navajo residents near Tuba City threaten to kill whites and burn government buildings. A confrontation near fifty miles from Tuba left an Indian dead after officers returned fire. Tuba lies about ninety miles north of Flagstaff on the desert.
Collegiate champions of the state for five years with only one loss face Brandeis in Omaha for the state basketball championship. Also noted, Peru hosts celebration plans marking the first normal school fifty years old. In Omaha a pauper died for lack of care as doctors disputed jurisdiction. The Nebraska Supreme Court grants railroad briefs deadline extension of sixty days in class rates appeal cases.
J Weblin of Bridgeport stayed in Sidney overnight Friday. Mrs Ada Mack from Seattle visits her sister Mrs R D Devine. J M Perkins of Dalton shopped in the county seat on Tuesday. A S Hardy spent several days in Omaha on business. Postmaster Frandsen of Dalton toured Sidney Wednesday. Frank Hahler bought a new 6 cylinder Buick for pleasure. For rent room for light housekeeping and a room for sleeping apartment. Phone 52.
A brief note asks if you ever bought the Vonny 5 cent cigar and if you ever refused one offered. The cigar is described as mild and a pleasant smoke.
Lawrence Beyer of the North Divide returned Thursday from West Point and other places in eastern Nebraska after six weeks away. Miss Anna Johnston returned Friday from Hemingford where she teaches. Schools closed Friday noon due to scarlet fever with two cases reported. health officers forbade public gatherings to limit spread.
FC Johnson came back Wednesday from Fond du Lac Wisconsin to attend the funeral of his daughter Ena Hungerford aged forty seven who left a grown son after over a year of illness. A sabbatical calm prevailed at the county courthouse but a call from Frank Hand's ranch ordered an officer to remove a pilgrim who had jumped from a car and chased jindjams in Hand's yard. The officer subdued him and he paid ten dollars and costs.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice on Wednesday February 5. The announcement notes the newborn’s arrival and parental names in a concise birth notice typical of local newspapers.
Regular services will be held at the usual times at the Methodist church. All are welcome to attend and participate in worship and fellowship.
Two used fanning mills and grain graders remain for sale at a reduced price. Ideal for small farms or grain processing tasks. First come, first served with limited quantities.
Mrs D R Jones returned from Edmonton Alberta after six weeks away due to the death of her sister's husband, a brother to D R Jones. Mr Jones in Iowa learned the news late. She says the war has exhausted her and many regiments have left, with Christmas bringing widespread sorrow and a lasting spirit of sadness in the community.
A brief public notice references a forthcoming big sale on February 26 with involvement from FUNDINGSLAND and MILLETT. The fragment emphasizes preparing listings ahead of the event and mentions the two organizations by name.
Three branded horses described for reward: a brown gelding two years old with white facial stripe, a bay gelding four years old with white stripe, and a brown gelding two years old with white stripe. Notices ask informants to contact Amos in Kimball, Nebraska, and warn liberal reward for recovery.
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