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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1915
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County offered for sale by The Telegraph at five cents each. The notice also announces subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals taken at this office and invites inquiries or applications at any time.
For rent a front basement in the Gapen building. Inquire at this office.
One quarter block in Sidney’s best residential district one block from schoolhouse with cement walk and trees. Inquiries to Fundingsland Investment Co Sidney Nebraska. Cream station opposite the Brown Palace Livery barn north and soliciting patronage. Honest weight and no false scales paid. A B Knon. For rent front upstairs room in Gapen building with electric light steam heat and hot and cold water suitable for office or sleeping room. Inquiries at The Telegraph office.
Six room house and lot with shade city water and sewer connection. Hot and cold water in house. Inquire of Mrs A Lindberg.
Land listing in Cheyenne County Nebraska three miles northeast of Potter priced at 25.00 dollars per acre with small down payment and balance at purchaser’s option at six percent interest. Contact Chas Steiger 568 Golden Gate Ave San Francisco California.
For rent or sale. 20 acres by a creek with a six room house a large barn a well and a tank for irrigating a garden. N G Brewer brick garage.
Local notice from QO BE REYNOLDS of Sidney Nebraska offers plowing services for acreage. Contracts sought and arranged via P O Box No 6.
Netich notices that all last year’s accounts will incur ten percent interest. New accounts will be charged ten percent after thirty days.
The undersigned offers a public sale at his place 13 miles northwest of Sidney 15 miles southwest of Dalton and 12 miles northeast of Potter Neb featuring a Southwest quarter 12 15 51 with horses cattle wagons buggies and machinery. Includes span mares, two yearling and two year old stock, brood mare with colt, three milk cows, poultry, wagons and buggies including a John Deere lumber wagon and other farm implements plus Deering implements, a Van Brunt drill and more. Household goods and tools are offered with free noon lunch and sale postponed if storms. Terms: ten months on bank notes five percent discount for cash over ten dollars, cash for ten dollars and under. DAUGHERTY owner Col A A Sharp auctioneer A K Greenlee clerk.
County Commissioner Troelstrup was a busy man in the city on Wednesday. G A Wiekhorst of Potter was in town midweek. Co W Hornaday spent days with Denver business houses. March Ord date reserved for Methodist Ladies New England dinner. Rudolph Kruse of Chimney Rock shadow visited relatives Friday. Ww A McMullan traded in town despite heavy roads. Mrs Ida Duggan of Davison precinct was an overnight visitor Wednesday. Editor Wolfe of the Lodgepole Express did business with county officers Wednesday. Mrs Alfred Hansen of Kimball spent Monday in the city on business and pleasure. Mrs Mary Thompson and Curt Thompson of Dalton were shopping Wednesday. Mr Rabbe of Weyerts store and Mr Bauer were in from that community Tuesday. Dr Webster left for river country Wednesday and returns Monday morning February 22. Attorney Swenson returned Tuesday from a feast where he spent a week on business. Ladies Aid of the M church will serve a New England supper at the church Wednesday March ard. Mrs N C Evans of Cheyenne was in the city Sunday and Monday visiting her parents. OA Torgenson of Omaha greeted friends here for several days late in the week. Miss Clara and Carrie Eckert and Lola Heizer of Dalton have been guests of Mrs C Allen for several days. Mrs R W Johnson returned from Cheyenne Friday where she was undergoing treatment and is improving. Mrs Fred Dudley of Cheyenne came Sunday and remained a few days for business matters. Saturday evening the Misses Miles hosted a select little dance at their home with mandolins and piano.
The T N. Society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Campbell and Mrs May Harper as a guest. Frank Lehmkuhl of Wahoo visited the city Wednesday. Libby and daughter Barbara and Misses Bates Kidney and Booth shopped in Lodgepole. The ladies of the Christian church plan an apron and cap bazaar around mid March. Prof R Chamber's youngest boy has pneumonia and remains in danger.
Frank Tobin returned Monday from several weeks in the eastern part of the state. Relatives called on included those in Auburn and Wahoo. He noted mostly undesirable weather during his travels.
320 acres of prairie land offered by S. J. Hedges in Sidney Nebraska priced at 2650 dollars per acre. Also second hand motorcycle for sale cheap by John H. Null of Sidney.
Public notice offering piano for rent with right to purchase later or sale to a responsible party on easy terms. Interested parties should write promptly for particulars to The Knight Campbell Music Co. in Denver Colorado.
A S W Wardy and family joined Mr Nfardy's sister Mrs Lundberg on a trip to Omaha last Sunday. The group planned to stay about a week visiting Omaha and Lincoln during her travels.
Mrs Reynolds and her husband came up Tuesday and met with Laura’s husband and Mrs Reynolds father Dick Williams who is confined at home by a chronic stomach trouble returning.
Fred Griffith John MclIntosh and Lou Garey traveled to Sterling Colorado on Monday to assist in the celebration of the fifty first anniversary of the founding of the Knights of Pythias lodge.
Monday night featured the annual Fireman’s ball with a smaller crowd than previous years yet all attendees enjoyed themselves greatly.
Readable OCR fragment notes a location near Dalton Nebraska. E R Woolridge of Dorchester Nebraska is mentioned. The text includes stray words and lacks a complete news event or clear action.
Por Lease For Term of Years. Ranch comprising sections 4 10 and 11 four miles northeast of Sidney enclosed in one body spring water on surface. For further information terms etc address K McLer Non 74 Watts St W Portland Ore.
360 acre stock farm in Cheyenne County with address for contact C L Rodebaugh at Bertrand Nebraska. Sale listing notes farm features and location details for prospective buyers.
Property listing notes a plot in North range 52 west Cheyenne County Nebraska. Price set at 2000 dollars with offers considered. Contact Hildreth Milford Nebraska for details.
On Wednesday afternoon the Latvia Aid group served a ten cent lunch at the Methodist church parlors. Thirty-five members were present for the gathering.
Reward offered for the return of a lady's Elgin watch in a hunting case. The watch is described as missing by Mrs Exruse. No further details provided.
MISS FREDA WEY of Sidney Nebraska seeks dishwashing or general house work. Notice of Social: Miss Pearl Wagner and pupils of District No 2 North School will host a program and basket social for the benefit of the school on Saturday evening February 27. Everyone invited for a warm welcome.
Mrs H C Kinsman will be at Le Grand Hotel March 1 for one week to do hair dying and switchmaking. She is prepared to meet eight customers and welcome new ones. Remember her dates and plan appointments.
R A Blake has been invited by the Hastings Chamber of Commerce to consider becoming secretary for the coming year. He has been offered the post and will travel to Hastings to review the field before deciding.
A paper circulated this week gathered more than twice the required signers to petition the Village Board to submit the dry town question to voters at the upcoming village election. Debate is lively with strong pro and con arguments surrounding the proposition.
L F Skinner of the University Agriculture Extension Service spoke to high school students Tuesday about corn and potato growing contests and domestic arts. He expressed strong earnestness in his work.
W. H. Adams suffered a broken collar bone and two fractured ribs with a general shake up after slipping on cellar stairs while returning from banking the furnace fire. He is improving rapidly.
Mr and Mrs Hellwig entertained Tuesday evening in their home for Mrs Hellwig s Sunday school class of young men and ladies. Gerrett Miller and Miss Miller were guests. A delicious three course lunch was served and the evening was happily enjoyed.
Miss Olive Mann hosted a charming Saturday afternoon Valentine party for sixteen ladies. Hearts, cupids, and potted plants decorated the room. 500 was played. Mrs Symodynes won first prize a cut glass dish. Mrs Swan took second a vase. The affair was most delightful.
Ash Wednesday appeared this week and was observed by several churches. The lent en season begins and will lull social activities, offering serious reflection. This time of year tests those inclined to be constipated. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is recommended as a tonic regulator. Take it once a week starting tonight. WESTERN DRUG CO.
Notice states charges will apply to all new accounts after a thirty day period at The Essig Store. The notice is brief and does not specify remedies or exact terms beyond the timing of charges.
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