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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
8
Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Five cents each for small sectional maps of Cheyenne County. Dual proof letter filed for sale by The Telegraph. The Telegraph offers dentistry priced reasonably and lists a contact E W MuRLuESS with a phone number 75.
The Stone Livery Barn will be open during the day only closing at 6 p.m. and closed all night. The Palace Barn stays open both night and day and patrons should bring horses to this barn after 6 p.m. LIVONI & PEEL, Props.
Advertising brief states Bentley Land Co offers farm loans with no delays and lowest interest. Target audience farmers seeking quick financing and favorable rates from a land company. No dates or locations provided.
For sale pure bred Brown Leghorn roosters and pure bred Poland China boar. Contact C. C. Osborn.
Six bottom self lift Avery engine plow in good condition offered at a bargain. Sold to the first of March. Address Holtmann Bros Box 421 Lodgepole Nebraska.
Heavy gelding for sale along with several young mares with foal. Contact C SHANNON at Sterling Cole Rural Route for details and pricing.
Pure-bred Belgian stallion offered for sale with deadline March 21, 1914. Contact R. K. Jorgienson in Sunol Nebraska for details or purchase.
Bargain sale offer for 320 acres in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Easy payments arranged through contact Mrs Bertie Cox Neosha Falls Kansas. Sale details include location in section 30 township 13 range 52 with straightforward terms for quick disposition.
Mee- Aleese Building displays grinding of all kinds at 8 cents per hundred pounds. Corn chop wheat chop and oats offered at right prices. Cobs for sale. I. J. Wales listed as contact.
Harness repairing and oiling services offered at Essig store. Prices are $1.00 and $1.50 per set. Prepare gear now for spring work.
A Farmers meeting is set for Sunday February 8 at 1 PM at the Herdon school house to discuss cooperation among farmers. Attendees will hear talks and share views on cooperative practices and benefits.
Adolph Swenson offers first class repairing cleaning and pressing services in the Gapen Building. Custom ladies and gents suits made to order.
Public notice directs all individuals who received blank form 1040 to file returns with the Collector of Internal Revenue in Omaha though not liable to tax. Partners must file individual returns. Those liable but without a 1040 should apply by letter to Ross L. Hammond in Omaha or Geo. C. Humphrey, Deputy Collector, Grand Island.
A county certificate examination schedule announces a special exam in all required subjects on Saturday February 21. Friday's subjects move to Saturday forenoon and Saturday's to Saturday afternoon. No high school exams will be held. Normal Training students may take the work at the county superintendent's office in Sidney. Edith M. Stark, County Supt. WANTED Compellent girl for general housework at good wages. Mrs. L. O. Fundingland. J. M. McKay, expert blacksmith with 26 years' experience, offers work at reasonable prices at West Stone Garage.
Organization seeks a second hand organ at a reasonable price for school use. Contact Nels Thorstensen at Potter or leave word at the office. Also buying horses weighing 1100 to 1400 lbs for cash. Ages 4 to 16 years. Bring them to Mes Traskell's, Sidney. P. & B. Co.
Auction notice for the old Fred Kurth farm near Sid ney and Sunol Nebraska. Sale Friday February 20 at 10 am includes horses and mules livestock cows sows pups and farm machinery plus household goods. Terms cash under ten dollars otherwise nine months with bankable notes at 10 percent interest. No removal until settled with Gustav Ludwig owner. A K Greenlee Clerk Col V F Kucera Auctioneer.
Auction notice for A G Handley at Sidney Neb detailing 10 head horses and colts, 18 cattle, 18 hogs, machinery, household goods, grain, and rent or sale of farm with terms: cash under 10, or credit 9 months on bankable paper at 10 percent, discount for cash over 10. Also sale of an additional 320 acre farm in Clara Neb by L F Cunningham.
The Degree of Honor committee invites all at their hall for a ten cent luncheon next Tuesday. Mrs. Swan serves as Chairman.
Otto Boettcher has located his new bakery on Front Street and has joined with Sid ney. The venture is regarded as a solid business point by all observers who have reviewed the setup.
L. O. Fundingsland and three associates secured a temporary injunction last Friday stopping the county treasurer from collecting the library tax. They contend the levy was illegally enacted.
J Alford Hanna former principal of our schools for two years and now a student at Dartmouth College has been chosen to join the Dartmouth debate team for the intercollegiate contest with Harvard.
W H Boggs arrived Friday to locate a family home while improving land a mile north of town. He owns a full section and intends a farm home that will be a credit to the community.
Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction sharp. On the nw % sec. 4 tp. 16 range 48 seven miles west of Weyerts P. C., nine miles southeast of Dalton, ten miles north and one mile east of R. Krue ger's ranch. Twelve head of horses include mares and a stallion with various ages. Thirty-eight cattle consist of milch cows, heifers, two-year-olds, calves and yearlings. Five head of shorts and about ten dozen chickens. Farm machinery listed includes binders plows cultivators and wagons. Terms: cash for sums under ten, over ten with nine months credit and 10 percent interest, 5 percent cash discount. Removal only after payment. Auctioneer Col. V. FB. Kucera. Clerk A. OK Greenlee. Owner Gc. bp. JURGENS Jr.
Mrs. Mary F. Henderson traveled from Kimball to visit her sons families this week and then left for Gibbon Nebraska to visit further relatives.
Ground corn oats wheat and shelled corn and cobs offered for sale. Also feed grinding services available on short notice by Harry J Wales seeking customers and local orders.
Land near Dalton Nebraska offered by owner C N Ravert. Close to town, good quarter section, price stated as right, contact Dalton address for inquiries.
Mrs. Mattie McGee Taplin announces the death of her husband Eugene Taplin in Des Moines Washington. Ed Little Jim Birdwell GCA Bancroft Frank Rihn Mr Kalhoff and Carl Thieman of the north divide assisted John Litty in moving his goods to Sidney for shipping.
John Litty left Thursday heading east after two years living on his father’s Bennett place. Ed Litty will take over farming duties there this season.
In the South German Community some sickness surfaces after cold weather. Charles Hoffmeyer is shredding his corn as roads improve with the absence of more snow.
Born February 5 to Mr and Mrs F M Whelly a daughter is welcomed into the family with health reported good.
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