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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
8
A herd of Poland China bred sows due to farrow in March and April is offered by J. C. Dunn. The animals are described as fine individuals with top bloodlines and are available for quick sale. Viewings available any time at the farm six miles west of Dalton.
Classified teasers list dentistry services first class prices, dust proof letter files, incubators, ground bone for chicken feed, rooms to rent, pyrography stock, and a sale offer from The Telegraph plus a Chicago Inter Ocean Farmers weekly bundle. Names include E W Murless Raymond Brose Mrs J C Hupsown and J M Jackson & Co.
The undersigned prohibits hunting on his premises covering sections 24 25 and 96 township 14 range 50 and southwest of section 30 angle north west of section 31 township 14 range 49. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Gus Wellner for sale one two year old registered Poland China boar at 25 dollars. E V S Pomeroy.
A sorrel mare, two years old, branded X on left jaw, is lost from the author’s place four miles west of Sextorp. A liberal reward will be paid for information leading to its recovery. Contact C G Erickson, Sextorp, Nebraska.
A ranch listing describes land on sections 9 10 11 and 16 in 1449 three miles from Sidney Nebraska with good pasture and spring water all under one fence. It invites inquiries to Epw Mclernon in Sidney Nebr.
Mass is celebrated every Sunday with hours of service at 10 00 except the third Sunday when it is held at B o clock. Weekday masses are at 7 00 7 30 and 8 00. Ogalalla Oshkosh attendances are twice monthly on Sunday. Chappell two Saturdays monthly. Mitchell Scottsbluff Dalton Paxton once monthly on Sunday. Kimball Bridgeport once monthly on Saturday. Rev Jams n Dosson Pastor Rev MICHAEL Freeney Rev KAVANAGH Assistants.
Wanted to buy land in small or large tracts. Before selling your land give us a chance to bid on it, we may make you money. If you care to rent your land, write us, we will look after it for you. Bentley Land Co. Sidney Nebraska. J. A. Bentley, Manager.
Auction notice for 2017-51 ranch four miles northwest of Ickes Point office scheduled Wednesday March 2 1910 starting at 10 am. Listing of 8 horses 28 cattle various farm gear and equipment with terms cash under 10 dollars and 9 months for larger sums. Bidders’ risk sale proceeds to bidder and property not removed until terms complete. B L Carter owner clerk Joan Wilius and auctioneer C H G Miller.
An auction set for Wednesday February 23 1910 one mile south of W N Foster's ranch lists 4 head of horses 2 milk cows farm implements and household goods. Includes 1 Remington 2-24 rifle and free lunch at noon terms cash under 10 and nine months on bankable notes 24 percent discount for cash. Also a medical ad for eye care by Dr Bilon Sidney February 24.
3 MILK Cows 3 1 farm wagon and 1 hay rack Deere spring wagon 1 breaking cart MACHINERY Consisting of 1 Deere plow breaking attachment 1 disk and harrow 1 Hoosier press drill 1 new Departure tongue losses cultivation 1 McCormick mower and rake 1 Dain sweep rake 1 1 Deering binder and other email tools too numerous to mention 2 set a heavy harness 1 set driving harness 1 single harness and 1 breaking harness 1 saddle and bridle HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FREE LUNCH AT Noon Terms all sums of 10 and under cash over that amount a credit of 9 month will be given purchaser giving bankable note bearing 10 per cent interest 5 per cent discount for cash on all sums over 10 All stock and property at buyers risk when bid off nothing removed until settled for S J HAMMEL Owner Con V F Kucera Auctioneer A K GREENLEE Clerk
At the St George ranch four miles east of Sidney Nebraska sale starts 10 a m with storm backup next day. Items include mares and foals mules saddle horses cows a bull hogs chickens equipment hay rack wagon mower plows cultivators and farm tools plus household goods. Terms cash or credit up to 1000 with interest. no removal until settled. hot lunch provided. H R Fuller the owner with clerk A Barlow and auctioneer V F Kucera.
Marie W Mohlman and Eilart Mohlmann announce separation by mutual agreement and that the husband will not be responsible for her or their son debts from Feb 11 1910. Morning and evening services with sermon topics listed. A benefit dance for the Dalton band is planned for Feb 26 with committee members named.
In a Monday night gale a furniture car from Scottabinff sped through Bayard then toward Bridgeport Dalton and Sidney. Track crews halted it at Northport Bridgeport Alden and finally it stopped facing a strong wind. No damage reported as 302 remained two hours awaiting the truant.
On Tuesday evening February 15 at 8 o'clock, Rev. Henry Zinnecker joined T. J. Trexler of Iowa and Mrs. Mary Aldrich of Sidney in the holy bonds of matrimony at Mrs. Aldrich's home. The couple will establish a new life on Mr. Trexler's farm in Iowa, with Sidney friends sending best wishes.
W. P. Miles returned Thursday morning from a business trip to several towns of Iowa and eastern Nebraska. He found the climate and roads of old Cheyenne county, though the temperature was gloomy, a big improvement over other places he visited. He noted many fine people and said Sidney’s improvements and activity surpassed any town of its size.
Herman Bockstadter received a stone crusher this week to process native stone for concrete. The device will ease labor. Mrs. D F Bennett and Mrs. Milo Webster and two babies visited from Tuesday to Friday with relatives of S P Witters. A L Davie of Bridgeport attended the courthouse this week.
The Sidney Methodist program honors Frances E. Willard with a commemorative service at the M. E. church. It includes a union program, scripture readings, tributes, solos, and a temperance address. Thomas Darnal’s lecture drew large crowds last Sunday. Anti Saloon League support is noted. Quarterly conference set for March 12 and 15. Sabbath school attendance rose to 98, with a push to reach 100+.
Notice to Parents urges starting children in the First Primary during the first week of March by order of the School Board. The rest lists shoe services with price marks, a local shoe shop advert, and an insurance notice for F. E. Brown of Sidney Nebraska offering various policies. A glasses fitting event with Dr. Bilon at the Metropolitan Hotel is announced for Thursday February 24 with a hint of a surprise.
Notice seeks a good quarter section of land on the north divide in Katy Texas. Seller must offer best terms. Contact E C Stockdick Katy Texas. Also a five room house with shade trees city water and barn for sale. Inquiries to Ollie Hamblin.
The next basketball game in Sidney features Brady on February 19, with Brady famed for a fast team. A recent close loss to Gothenburg 24 23 is noted as evidence of a competitive matchup. The schedule lists Feb 19 Brady at Sidney followed by multiple upcoming games and a potential pre Alliance game at Sterling.
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