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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1912
Page
8
For sale by The Telegraph a fireproof safe in quire of Chua Callahan. A small sectional map of Cheyenne County offered at five cents each. Also rent available for a suite of apartments in the Callahan building CHAS CALLAHAN.
480 acre farm for rent nine miles northwest of Sidney Nebraska. Contact Box 87 Sidney Neb. In town visit Mrs Stokes to view sample copies and discuss prices for magazines new or renewal. She can provide information on publications of interest.
A $20 reward is offered for the return of two four year old mares cared for at a ranch. One is dark iron gray and the other blue gray, both branded G. C. on the right jaw and open A on the left shoulder. The undersigned promise $20 each for the animals' return. The note appears in a local Nebraska item.
Frontier Milling and Elevator Co. announces dried land seed grain grown in the vicinity available at current local price levels. Pine Bluffs Wyoming.
Notice states the dissolution of Libby and Wyatt partnership doing business as Libby Wyatt Wyate Libby and The City Garage of Sidney Nebraska. Gilbert G Wyatt sold his half to Roy H Libby who assumes all partnership indebtedness and will collect all accounts. Signed February 15 1912 by G G Wyatt and R H Libby.
Dr Swatzlander takes over my practice during my absence contact options 119 or 48 For professional inquiries call Dr Lincoln G Simon.
Mixed notices advertise flax seed Henry Blome Dalton Nebraska and a physician moving to Sidney address three blocks east of Sidney Mercantile. Also items for sale such as an upright Fischer piano electric stove and bathroom items. Land barter wanted half section J L Rouch Dalton Neb write at once. Furniture for sale or rent by Mrs J C Hopson plus an improved quarter for rent near Sidney Oakdale Nebraska.
Notice to all parties owing Central Meat Market to call and pay by February 20 1912. Accounts will be placed in an attorney’s hands after this date as the author has sold the business. B E Roninson
The Fireman’s Masquerade in Sidney drew a large turnout with many spectators. Vath’s five piece orchestra provided music while prizes went to Clarence Darnell as an Indian medicine man and Mrs. W. M. Pulver as an Indian maiden. Proceeds will aid Sidney’s fire department.
State Auditor Barton urged protection for policyholders while reviewing bills to curb fraud and require transparency in Nebraska insurers. First regiment election results show a tie for Holdeman, Johnson, and Blas sser, with second regiment voting favoring Newman for major and promotions for Johnson and McCormick. Rail car shortages ease. 5,000 of 8,000 livestock brands expire this year unless renewed.
For sale or trade a 7 year old dark grey Thoroughbred Percheron stallion about 1600 pounds. Steady disposition with good breeding proven. Terms offered by D. K. Atkins in Dix, Nebraska.
Notice to parents stating children at least five who have not started school may enter during the first school week of March 459. Those who do not enter that week will not be admitted until the first week of September. W. J. BrawamM.
One pure bred Shorthorn bull for gale can be seen at the ranch also full-blooded Single Comb Brown Leghorn rovaters for sale at Idelwild Dairy Farm C OstoRN.
Rev. I. F. Roach of Lincoln elected president succeeding Rev. F. T. Rouse of Omaha. Rev. A. B. Miller of Blue Springs named vice president with Rev. H. R. Chapman of Lincoln recording secretary and Rev. W. G. Jones of Lincoln treasurer. Delegates to the Nebraska Federation of Labor named: Rev. E. Jenkins Omaha, Rev. T. H. Hull Havelock, Rev. C. C. Christopher Hastings.
The town of Gandy in Logan County shifts to Stapleton along the Union Pacific extension from Callaway. Steep grades blocked the original reach, prompting counsel from Mahomet's experience. The new town is reported to be a thriving village.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses the remedy. The firm and National Bank of Commerce Toledo vouch for F. J. Cheney's honesty. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The North Platte Valley Teachers Association will meet in Bridgeport Nebraska on April 4 5 and 6 1912 The program features Chancellor Fulmer Nebraska Wesleyan University Dr Condra University of Nebraska E L Rouse Peru State Normal Richard Metcalfe Miss Cooley Peru and a Palmer system penmanship demonstration The event aims to attract teachers patrons and county superintendents with plans to ensure a successful western Nebraska gathering.
Eight governors and delegates from twenty-eight states organized a permanent committee in Chicago to press Theodore Roosevelt for the Republican presidential nomination. They sent a letter to Roosevelt urging him to listen to the people’s demand and accept the nomination. The letter signatures include Governors Stubbs, Osborne, Hadley, Aldrich, Ross, Glasscock, Yesses, and Carey. The committee lists Revell as chairman Brundage as vice chairman Sims as secretary and Lawrence as treasurer.
Coroner's jury found Deputy Warden E D Davis died from wounds by convict Albert Prince. Jury urged Prince be given a speedy trial and the request is expected to be honored.
I N Miller of Wymore was arraigned in federal court and pleaded not guilty to conspiring with Clyde Losh to defraud the government of lands in Cherry county by a fake entry in October 1909.
Abnormally cold winter may produce a record strawberry harvest in New Orleans with total value expected around $3,000,000. The February 15 report notes unusually low temperatures could drive higher yields and market impact.
The Knight-Campbell Music Co of Denver announces a big illustrated 1912 piano catalogue with prices and details of the Easy Pay Plan. The mailing is prepaid on request and a Big Player Piano catalogue may be sent as well. Buy direct and save middleman profit. the firm claims to sell more pianos direct to Western buyers than any two houses. Nearly 40 years of success backs dealings. address Dept. A, Knight-Campbell Music Co., Denver Colo.
Miss Carlson travels to Omaha seeking spring millinery ideas while Mrs. Milt Ahrens returns from an extended Iowa visit.
Raymond Blaine of Cedar Falls Iowa visits his brother F W Blaine.
J M Swenson arrived home Thursday after a month long trip visiting Florida and Havana.
The room next to the electric power plant is fitted for occupancy by Hahler and Brauer who have bought Central Meat Market from B. E. Robinson. They plan to open in the new location next week as a new line of late books arrives.
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