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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
8
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Local lender Bentley Land Co offers a five hundred thousand dollar loan on Cheyenne County lands with no delays and per cent interest. For particulars inquire with Bentley Land Co.
Classified notice offers old newspapers for sale at the office with pantry shelf and carpet lining uses and other miscellaneous purposes.
Attention auto owners. Three grades of famous French motor oil in 15 gallon drums offered at near wholesale prices now available for transfer at DRR Campbell’s.
For sale one dollar each. Mrs F W Livingston of Sidney Nebraska offers full blooded Plymouth Rock cockerels. Also Sidney Lumber Co advertises 320 acres of fine level land for sale at twenty four dollars per acre two miles north of Colton with easy terms.
The Jackson Bee Hive Store begins February 1 to serve the public with daily papers and leading magazines. They have taken over the agencies of Thornburg and Selch, who closed their Sidney operations. Visit the Jackson news stand.
Six room cottage with bath and lights for rent in the southwest part of town. Inquire of Phone 83.
Sidney Nebraska hosts a big annual auction sale on Saturday February 26 at the Big Red Barn. The sale lists various property lots and is expected to draw local buyers and collectors seeking livestock equipment and farm goods. Local officials urged attendance and noted auctioneer services will be provided.
A long catalog of 37 horses and mules offered for sale includes a seven year old imported Belgian stallion prize winner and multiple teams of gray bay black and brown animals. Descriptions cover weights from 850 to 3,000 pounds, ages from two to eleven, and statuses such as well broke and bred, with many saddle or harness trained animals and several mules.
Fifty head of extra good native Hereford cows heavy in calf and Durham cows heavy in calf. Four extra good Hereford bulls, coming two years old.
Local items report visits and movements of residents including Mr and Mrs B Strotman of Dal ton Carl Trognite in Kimball Ht G Hinrichs of Weyerts on county business Senator Bushee of Kimball attended a ball game Berniece Kelly visited friends in Kimball RD Devine visited York to see brothers Mrs Hopkins of Sparks Nevada stayed with the Swenson family The B D s met with Mrs Camblin Wheat being hauled into town in fine weather Frank Wahler and Sam Fine visited St George ranch hosts
Miss Bess Ruhter spent Sunday with her folks at Gurley and enjoyed a joy ride over a large part of the divide. Walter Jones of Grand Island, district traffic manager for the Bell Telephone company, looked after company matters here last Thursday.
Dave Bergman of Lincoln was in the city Monday, seeking former schoolmates he knew here years ago. He spent only a few hours in town.
Monday sale at FE C Calkins draws a good crowd as hammer activity stays animated with Pundingsland and Millett driving top bids. J W Reinmuth and wife of Dal ton attend Sidney for their daughter Mamie’s wedding to Mr Burr. D J Davis returns from a two month Wisconsin visit remarking the climate here as paradise after the wet cold. Mrs Leo Bartholomew joins The American Bank bookkeeping staff noted for high efficiency.
The Lutheran Ladies raised thirty eight dollars at a bake sale held last Saturday at the Essig store. A large amount of tasty goods drew steady customers, with hat cakes among the popular offerings.
Western Nebraska Observer editor RD Wilson and former editor A Cargill were at the Friday night ball game, exchanging a friendly visit with the newspaper office, adding a pleasant local touch to the event.
The Jolly Dancing Club held a fine dance at the opera house Saturday night with many friends in attendance. Music was excellent, provided by Van Gorder's orchestra.
Henry Walsh of the valley west has purchased the feed yards at Scottsbluff and will relocate his family and household goods today. Scottsbluff will gain a new Walsh family resident.
Harry Hardin of eastern Netwaska stayed with A. F. Anthony and family for several days last week while touring the country. He returned home on Saturday evening.
Sam Fine travels to Chicago on Tuesday for a ten day buying trip to stock Tog gery items for spring. He expects radical changes in this year’s styles and aims to secure final word in good taste.
Miss Nellie Niemeller of Belgrade Nebraska becomes the new clerk in the dry goods department. Sidney reports a brisk trade with strong demand from the community at large.
Dr Carter Metropolitan Hotel in Sidney Nebraska lists telephone number 124 for contact and room inquiries.
Market brief from Sidney lists flax rye corn eggs butter cream wheat oats with potatoes hens young chickens and other items. Prices show small changes with bid offers noted for a few items per the local market page.
An auction of furniture on the Street, the Thornburg fire sale in Odd Fellow's hall, and the Lutheran ladies exchange at the Es sig store drew a good crowd. Merchants report a splendid day but not all the money was recovered.
Guy F. Earnhardt of Strausburs Nebraska halted in town on a return trip from Cheyenne where he visited his mother and brother. After a visit with relatives Mrs L Jessen and the Moore brothers he continued to Bridgeport to see more relatives.
Miss Anna Johnston resumes teaching in Hemingsford after a prisoned quarantine for scarlet fever ends. She learns the outbreak is limited to two cases, with the quarantine lifted and students returning.
160 acres all cultivable with 20 acres in alfalfa under irrigation. Water right supports 75 irrigable acres. Running water and fair improvements. 18 miles from town with stock included 27 cattle and 3 horses. Stock alone may pay the price in one year. Adjoining 15,000 acres free range. Wood plentiful. Price 3500. Contact F W Krei Wheatland Wyoming.
J W Harper offers farm loans with ample funds and acts as agent for the Guarantee Life Fund Association. He also writes fire and accident insurance services for farmers.
Three animals offered by I D Eckert of Dalton Nebraska a four year old registered Black Percheron Stallion a four year old registered Black Mammoth Jack and a coming two year old grade stallion all described as good prospects for prospective buyers or traders.
Classified notice offering young hens for sale with inquiry directed to P R Borgquist and a note about 6 percent money for home building.
Advertising notice seeking agents to sell two straightforward business propositions. Agents can earn five to ten dollars daily. Exceptional value implied. For details, write to 350 60COLL, Proctor, Colorado, Pigeon.
George Kretz thanks patrons for prompt purchases as he sells out his surplus stock of blooded chickens.
For sale by best offer. Section 13, 1p. 15, Range 51 west of 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska. Best offer wins. John H. Pope, 225 South 2nd East, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Whiteface pedigreed bull about four years old offered for sale or trade by A LADINE of Dalton Nebraska. Interested buyers may contact for terms or swap options.
On March 1 distress warrants will be issued for all delinquent personal tax for 1915 and all prior years. S. Fishman, County Treasurer.
A dwelling house on the north side in Sidney is offered for sale or rent. Written notice or inquiries should be addressed to L. F. Cunningham.
A brief line notes Vonny cigars marketed for refined smokers made in Sidney. The item highlights style and quality aimed at gentlemen with discerning tastes.
COL V F KUCERA announces a farm and stock auction with terms: five dollars per first hundred dollars and one dollar per additional hundred. Date to be selected and notified.
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