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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
8
Dentistry prices reasonable and E W Muricess reachable by phone. Dual proof letter files are for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County also for sale at this office. Five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
For Sale. A strictly modern five room house cheap. Also desirable building lot with good barn and chicken house. Address Box 444, Sidney, Neb.
A six bottom self lift Avery engine plow in good condition is offered at a bargain and can be taken by the first of March. Address Holtmann Bros Box 421 Lodgepole Nebraska.
Rural route listing by Sterling Cole Shannon advertises a good heavy gelding and several young mares with foals for sale. Read as a concise farm animal marketplace notice from a local rural region.
Pure-bred Belgian stallion offered for sale before March 71 1914. Interested buyers see or write R K Jorgenson Sunol Nebraska.
320 acres in Cheyenne County Nebraska section 30 township 13 range 52 to be sold on easy terms. Address Mrs Bertie Cox Neosha Falls Kan. Harness repairing and oiling offered at Essig store for 1.00 and 1.50 per set. Also listing owner kk F Langles sy R R No 3 Farmer City Illinois for inquiry.
480 acres three miles west of Dalton in Cheyenne County offered on easy terms. Adjoins T M Freeman’s farm. Freeman can show the land. Contact Jow Casey at 74 W Washington St Chicago Ill for details.
A public sale at 3 miles north and 4 miles west of Sidney Nebraska lists 10 horses and colts, 9 head of cattle, 18 hogs, 4 dot chickens, and a large array of machinery and household items. Also advertised are private farm rent or sale, grain quantities, and additional listings for jobs and real estate in Sidney.
A public sale advertised for Tuesday March 10 1914 at 10 o'clock offers 6 head of horses and a span of ponies plus hogs and a full farm equipment list. Items include several mares, geldings, a bay team, 16 head of horses and mules, four milch cows, calves, two tractors of harrows and McCormick gear, wagons, harness, stoves, furniture, flax seed and a sewing machine. Auctioneer C P Millett and J A Woten Clerk.
Notice to the public warns residents of Sidney Road District No 2 to dispose of lost stock by fire or burial and to expect legal action for dumping garbage near the bridge east of the Burlington viaduct. W H Martin, road overseer, emphasizes enforcement and cites lawful penalties. The Klein orchestra played a ball in Kimball with Klein, Kelly, Brennan and the Kleine sisters. Rentals and sales: furnished room for rent through Mrs C M Wright. a 160 acre Cheyenne County farm for sale via box 125 Sidney Neb. A second hand roller top desk is wanted. Dr Bison offers glasses fittings at Hotel National on Saturday March 7 with a promised pleasant surprise.
C C Hardy of Columbus Nebraska offers the west half of section 17 township 13 range 51 west of the 6th principal meridian for rent or sale. Renter may obtain the whole section 17 and construction will occur if a good lease is secured.
L. O. Fundingsland calls for early horse listings for the big auction sale to be held in Sidney Nebraska on Saturday March 14 1914. Owners must register their horses stallions or jacks with him and call at his office for full particulars as soon as possible. For sale cheap a large steel range phone 52.
J C Punn of Dalton visited the city Saturday. W A Mitchell of Laura transact ed business here on Wednesday. Dr A J Kennedy of Alliance vis ited Sunday with friends. Henrys Brome and Neal Thompson of Dalton were in the city Monday. The King's Daughters had a pleas ant meeting Monday with the Misses Radcliff. Mrs Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole spent Wednesday afternoon here among her acquaintances. Mrs Hare entertained the TN's Thursday afternoon, all members present to create a happy time. Joe Swenson ran down to Omaha Tuesday evening and looked after business matters for a few days. Editor Wolfe of the Lodgepole Express was seriously sick the forepart of the week but is slowly recovering. Mrs WE McCord of Boulder Colorado arrived Wednesday to visit with her children, Mr and Mrs F B Wilson. Miss Lena Jessen, stenographer for County Judge Gapen, returned Tuesday from Omaha where she had been visiting for several days. Miss Myrtle Lancaster, the efficient deputy treasurer, left Tuesday for Medicine Bow Wyoming for a much needed vacation after close application to duty for two years. Mr and Mrs L G Lowe gave a dance Saturday evening as a farewell to their home whose hospitable doors have opened wide to many gay and happy companies during the three years of their occupancy.
Mrs Barlow opened her home to the Bridge Club last Tuesday for the season’s final gathering. A large attendance celebrated the event with Mrs Garner of Omaha as a guest and refreshments described as unusually elaborate.
Mrs Martha Halley of Rapid City South Dakota is a guest in the B A Jones home. Mrs Halley and Mrs Lucy Jones Jordan were classmates at the state university and have kept their friendship bright during the visit. The trip is a final pleasure for Mrs Jordan, who will soon begin leave for her home in Portland Oregon.
William Hudson, a Sidney schools graduate and four years into law studies in Washington, D. C., arrived Saturday for a brief stopover with his mother Mrs. J. C. Hudson at Broadwater. He plans to hang out his shingle in a western town after a short family visit with relatives before settling down permanently.
Seventh and eighth grade boys played a tight curtain raiser coached by Fred Parks. End of first half 6 6, final 9 10 with the eighth graders victorious. Parks merged the squads into a single grade team predicting a class title. They will face the fourth team as a preliminary to the Nlershey Sidney game.
The Dalton Woman's Club records the death of Mrs Fannie Willis with praise for her progressive influence and neighborly kindness. It expresses heartfelt sympathy to her husband and family, orders the resolutions placed in club records, sent to the family, and forwarded to the Sidney Telegraph for publication.
County residents Oscar Giles Fred Becker and Vic tor Habenka of Snyder Nebraska and F J Beranek of Fremont Nebraska arrive with goods and chattels landing Thursday via the Union Pacific. Beranek locates in Sidney Draw while the others travel about eight miles south on the divide. More room remains for others.
A group of friends gathered at Miss Henrietta Shoe maker's home last Saturday evening to celebrate her birthday. Nine girls joined in the merriment and enjoyed a delicious luncheon as the young lady marked her indicated age.
Mrs Mary E Aylewood stayed overnight in the Greenlee home. She once lived in this town and has since resided in Butte Montana. Her visit included trips to relatives in Hastings and Alliance.
Mrs. Rube Lisco of Lisco arrived from the north on Wednesday and moved to Lodge Pole to care for her niece Miss Gladys Lisco a student at Lodgepole high school due to illness.
Wm Breternitz proprietor operates Sidney Steam Bakery located in the Harper Building.
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