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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1911
Page
8
The local market lists per unit prices for oats shelled corn potatoes country butter eggs. Readings reflect standard weights with oats and corn by bushel, potatoes by 100 pounds, butter by pound and eggs by dozen.
Dentistry offered with prompt service and reasonable rates. E W Murray? is listed with a phone. A note on fireproof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Heroes for sale inquire of C J Oborn.
For sale by Home Land Company a two story eight room home on the North side with four lots and barn. Price two thousand dollars with suitable terms on application.
A brief ad notes Harper's cash sale every Saturday with a call to investigate for savings. It mentions Bentley Land Co relinquishment for sale cheap and rooms to rent with Mrs. Costello. An auction item lists a pool hall for sale with fixtures priced at 350 dollars. C C Darnell of Sidney Nebraska is listed and contact via C J Osborn at Idelwild Ranch for sweet cream. Hornaday announces a car load of rock salt arrival.
Bent ley Land Co advertises No 1 baled hay for sale. Leo E Osborn offers money saving insurance. Wellner's addition in Sidney lists Jets and blocks for sale at 320 each with Lots 3100 each. Inquiries to Gus Wellner.
Jackson Furniture Co announces limited space prompting relocation of Phonographs Talking Machines Records and Sheet Music to their Ten Cent Store. Remaining merchandise maintains prior pricing.
Auto for sale. Four passenger over lead automobile by Dr. Graham. It has not run over 500 miles. Price 9000 dollars. Contact A. Barlow, administrator.
The undersigned auctioneers offer at Tobin ranch near Lodgepole Neb on February 21 1911 at 10 a m a large herd of horses mares colts cows and equipment including multiple horse teams bay and black horses a brown saddle horse iron gray saddle horse a Moline wagon hay rack and wagon riding cultivator cane walking baler cream separator ice box and more. Terms cash for sums under 10 and credit up to 10 months on bankable notes with 10 percent interest and 5 percent discount for cash. Removal only after terms met. Leo Heckman H R Neumann owners. A K Greenlee clerk. V F Kucera auctioneer.
Geo. L. Baker retires and offers 22 horses 5 cows 9 hogs 18 dozen chickens and extensive farm machinery at a public sale on March 1 1911 starting 10 am. Items include binders mowers cultivators wagons harness feed hay oats corn and household goods with terms cash or nine months on bankable notes at 10 percent interest. Lunch included. Auctioneers Sharp and Greenlee.
Invitation notices that a three-year-old colt has been taken up on the Sailboat Ranch eight miles north and three miles west of Potter Nebraska. The owner may reclaim by proving property and paying all expenses. otherwise estray proceedings will follow under state law. C J Almgren Potter Neb.
The firm of Harper and Wright has dissolved its partnership. All outstanding accounts are in my hands for settlement but after a short period any unsettled accounts will be placed with an attorney for collection. Please call at once to arrange settlement.
Indebted individuals urged to settle accounts by Simon Fishman. Auction offers two story frame building with barn at 2000 dollars. Also rent notice for 160 acres in Pesatum Illinois. Candy stock announced from Jackson's Ten Cent Store.
An irregular fragment advertises The Great Majestic Range weekly and praises Best Baker Best Cooker Best Water Heater. It lists c D ESSIG with $80 monthly salary to men with rigs for poultry remedies and mentions Eureka Poultry Food Mfg Co in East St. Louis. Sweet debuts new wallpaper line in Sidney and invites viewing.
Thornburg announces a new line of ladies' l u v ered waists and silk waists with new and nobby styles. He invites customers to visit for fitting and displays sup proof paint from S R Sweet as the best on the market. Go to Thornburg for shoes and fittings for everybody.
Real estate offer for rent with two furnished rooms for exclusive use by a single occupant. Inquiries directed to Mrs. Mary Aldredge, back of Thornburg's store. Saturday sales include cut flowers and plants at Essig's store. Gasoline engines advertised with model names Chore Boy and Hired Man priced at 845.00 and 855.00 respectively. Hornaday Rock Salt inventory. Jackson Furniture Company promotes lighting systems and gasoline plants.
An advertisement claims deafness arises from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts a single constitutional cure, offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with Toledo, Ohio producers and local druggists selling.
Sale on Friday February 24 1911 at 1 PM features 12 head of livestock including mares geldings colts and steer calves plus farm machinery such as a rod breaker forge potato digger and planter and a set of work harness. Terms cash with 7 month bank note option and 10 dollar minimum. W Bundy owner J A Wotten clerk Geo Kinnersley auctioneer. Also an advertising note for The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer newspaper subscription offers and rates.
Wanted by a young married man with grocery or general store experience for four men to sell goods. Send details to P. O. Box 48 Sidney Nebraska. Also want four women or girls suitable for help. Address A B Johnson Sidney Neb Box 71.
Notice states the hardware plumbing and heating firm Harper & Wright of Sidney Cheyenne county Nebraska is dissolved by mutual consent on November 28 1910 Charles M Wright retires and Charles E Harper assumes debts and receives all due accounts signed by Charles E Harper and Charles M Wright with date November 21 1910
Hoquiam Washington February 15 a summer hotel at Moclips with 325 rooms lost about half its structure to the sea. The wing overhanging the water may fall with high tide as the sea wall collapsed and the ocean erased over 100 feet of land behind it.
Robert H Miller 83 died in Liberty Missouri a pioneer editor who founded the Liberty Tribune in 1846.
Fanatical scenes unfold in Tsaritsyn as Catholic parishioners vow to fast and forego sleep to protest Priest Heliodorus's transfer from Tearitsyn to Tula. Thousands remain in a church service, candlelit and ongoing, amid reports of suffocation risks and strong anti Semitic, reactionary notoriety surrounding Heliodorus.
Ray Hardesty of Denver wrestled Roy Price of Sidney in a lengthy main event that lasted one hour fifteen minutes. Price won the decisive fall after securing the first in four minutes and Hardesty took the second in seven, with Swaiger of North Platte as referee.
E C Davis quits as book-keeper at Sidney Mercantile Company to take a post with Cudahy Packing in Omaha. Mrs Davis fills the Sidney vacancy temporarily. The couple, well known locally, will be missed by friends. Mrs H E Mantor travels to Omaha for a brief visit. Representative B K Bushee visits en route to Kimball and plans Lincoln return. Degree of Honor hosts a public lunch and social at I O O F ball February 21.
F L W VanGorder will depart for St Louis Chicago and other points to study markets and purchase goods for all Sidney Mercantile Company departments. The Methodist ladies cleared 20 90 at their last Saturday exchange. For sprains bruises and rheumatic pains Chamberlains liniment is best and sold by all dealers.
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