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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
8
Local classifieds list dust proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph and various real estate offers. A two story residence on the North side with four rooms and a good barn priced at two thousand dollars, terms available.
No.1 Baled Hay for sale inquire Bentley Land Co You can save money at Harpers cash sale each Saturday Better investigate We have a good relinquishment for cash cheap Bentley Land Co Roone to Rent Mrs M Costello For Savsa Pavol Hall containing three good tables in first class condition and all fixtures with gas lights and cider cooler Price 350 C C Darnell Sidney Neb Call up C J Ostoro at Idelwild ranch for sweet crean Hornaday has just received a car load of rock salt No.1 Baled Hay for sale inquire Bentley Land Co I can save you money on insurance LiEo Eb Osporn Resident lots and blocks for sale in Wellners addition to Sidney Blocks 320 Late 100 each Inquire Gus Wellner Garage room next to electric light office for rent Cars stored 5 per month On account of scarcity of room we have moved our Phonographs Talking Machines Records and Sheet Music over to our Ten Cent Store All other goods will be the same prices as heretofore your choice for ten cents Jackson Furniture Co
Four passenger overland automobile barely used under 500 miles offered at 900 dollars cash. Dr Graham owner listed for sale administered by A Barlow Rost administrator.
Public sale notice for Geo L Baker at AVCUS on Ser. 14 Two 16 Range d1, near Clara P O., 9 miles SW of Dalton and 18 miles NW of Sidney. Auctions March 1 1911 at 10 am featuring 23 head horses cattle hogs chickens and extensive farm machinery and household goods. Terms include cash under $10 and credit up to 9 months on larger sums, with 5 percent cash discount.
The firm of Harper and Wright has dissolved and all outstanding accounts must be settled promptly. The speaker holds these accounts for settlement but will place unsettled debts with an attorney after a short period, urging customers to call at once to arrange settlement and preserve future trade.
Debtors urged to settle accounts for the new year. Simon Fishman calls for prompt book entries and balanced ledgers. Real estate offers include a two-story four-lot property with barn for $2,000 and 160 acres of land in Illinois. Also candy shop hires and poultry remedy sales. Wall paper offerings announced in Sidney.
Buy an Incubator. I have taken the agency for the X-Ray Incubator. Parties interested can get full information by dropping me a card or calling at the ranch for a practical demonstration W. J. NELSON. Sidney, Neb. POSITION WANTED by a young married man with experience in grocery or general store, if you are in need of 4 man that can sell the goods, Address P. O. Box 48, Sidney, Neb.
A 207 acre improved farm in Minnesota’s Red River Valley is offered for sale at a bargain. Seller might consider taking a quarter of Cheyenne County land in on the deal. Contact Charles Callahan.
Item notes that suits appropriate for confirmation will be sold at prices well under their true worth. The line hints at a promotional sale, implying significant discounts and urging interest from buyers seeking affordable formalwear.
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts Eustachian Tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy. It urges sending for free circulars and notes availability from FL Scheney & Co. Toledo, O. Pills for constipation also promoted.
A brief urban notice asks residents if they hold the key to a box in Horna Day's display window containing thirty dollars, inviting contact to claim the prize.
Thornburg advertises a new line of ladies garments and sturdy shoes with fit for everyone, plus sun-proof paint from 3. R. Sweet. Also promotes gasoline engines and lighting systems from Jackson Furniture Company with prices and models mentioned.
A brief ad notes cash sales held each Saturday this month with call for price by C. E. Harper. A separate wanted notice seeks a school girl to assist a small family of three, with reference to Mrs. Cc. P. McDaniel.
The Center M. E. church congregation completed a new two story church on the plaza by February 1911 after a six month campaign. Rev A Zipnecki led the drive with trustees Webster Halston Hart Raymond and Perao. Dedication Feb 19 drawn 150 attendees including 30 from Sidney.
On Sunday March Sth 1911 the United Brethren church of Peetz Colorado will be dedicated to the work of the Lord Bishop W M Weekley of Kansas City Missouri assisted by Elder L Elpley will have charge of the services A good program is being prepared and everybody is cordially invited to attend Dinner will be served at the church R A Giles Pastor
On Sunday February 26 there will be Sunday school at 10 a m and morning prayer with a sermon on Love at 11 a m. Evening prayer and a sermon on The Force of Mind at 7 80 p m. Lent begins March 1 with Ash Wednesday services at 10 30 a m and 4 30 p m. March 3 features 8 p m address, March 4 3 p m address Rev Earhard. German Lutheran services Sunday Feb 26 at 2 30 p m at the Lutheran church three blocks east of the post office.
Mrs. C. D. Essig attended the Bridgeport banquet held Wednesday night by the Commercial Club of that city.
Fred Griffith returned Tuesday from a several week eastern trip for the Fundingsland Investment Co. The Belle M. Stoutenborough Club plans an Ex change today, February 25, at Baldwin's store. Mrs. Thomas Kane and son Dick of Salt Lake City visit Mrs. Kane's mother, Mrs. William Lowery, who has been ill. O G Bradbury of Petersburg Neb arrives to live with R A Blake. Mr. Bradbury is Mrs. Blake's brother. S P Brown and wife of Grand Island visit Oscar Brant and wife while Brown considers local real estate investments. Esbon Closman signs with Grand Island ball club for the season, earning $90 monthly plus expenses. A J Jorgenson and family return from Scottsbluffs with a new baby boy born in November. Jorgenson has field work for McNish Land Co.
Birth notices from the community report a ten pound girl born February 21 to Paul Collart and wife of Higgins, with congratulations from J. B. Halston. A baby girl born February 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Soren Wilnes on South Divide. A daughter blesses the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dyke of Albany Oregon, mother DeLyle Howard. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leafdale in the northwest part of the county, late Birthday gift to George Washington’s.
A seller advertises 250 youths and men's black suits to be sold at prices well below real value. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds, pneumonia, and safe for babies and adults, claiming no narcotics and availability from all dealers.
Every family has need of a good reliable liniment for sprains bruises soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains there is none better than Chamberlain's sold by all dealers.
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