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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
8
Section land with improvements and 250 acres near Sidney offered at 10 per acre. Several parcels including ranch sections 9 10 11 and 16 in 14 49. Also building lots, cattle and pig sales, and rental bids for a garage. Multiple agents and dates, including M C Lernon and J J McInvrosa, solicit inquiries and payments.
Dentistry ads and shoe sales from Klein and others. piano bargains and periodicals offer. Real estate, estray, and hunting prohibition notices. room rentals in Potter area. partnership dissolution notice for Sidney Land Co. including names F E Brown and A J Guernsey. Enquiries to Potter Nebraska and Chicago addresses.
Public sale opens at 10 a m on Wednesday January 12 1910 two miles south of Sidney in section 7 township 18 north range 49 west. Items include 4 horses 3 mules 12 cows 8 calves and farm machinery such as a Deering binder Emerson gang plow walking plows drill harrow mower harness wagons and a DeLaval separator. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash under 10 dollars and notes for larger sums. Owner John Fred Mohlman Auctioneers H G Miller Clerk A K Greenlee.
Sudden death of the father of Sister Ida Shipman prompts mourning resolutions. The Degree of Honor drapes its charter for 30 days, copies to Shipman and The Sidney Telegraph, minutes record, and notice published. Also brief local notices: employment ad, found hat, and milk cow for sale in Sidney Nebraska.
The pastor reports strong Sunday services with high communion attendance since arriving in Sidney. A well received Christmas program drew a large crowd and over 250 candies and oranges were given to children and adults. Sunday theme invites visitors in 1910 and urges starting the year well for a happy, better year ahead.
Morning services at 11 with the Youthful Stewart and an evening service at 7:80. Sunday school at 10. The Lutheran community thanked Mr and Mrs Grose for a dec loaded Christmas feast and praised workers. The pastor urges a steadfast New Year covenant with God and church.
Christ Church outlines Sunday events for the second Sunday after Christmas with Holy Communion at 7 30 and 11 o clock, Sunday school at 10, evening prayer and sermon at 7 30, and two guild meetings at the rectory midweek. Rev Richard Whitehouse serves as rector and notices include subscription offers and John Bertramson’s five year homestead proof with witnesses Gus Wellner and Peter Lindgard.
Miss Ellen Ickes visited Christmas day and later at Horace Moore's near Marlow. Prosecution of the sugar trust cited as a sin to defraud the government and its children. Miss Janeaux Clarke returned to the Kearney normal after holidays with her parents. Tracy W. Douglas and Emma Ball of Denver wed here by Judge Tucker on the 24th lnst. A. M’s held a chic dance Monday night. A southern state woman received seven years for stealing butter and eggs. Rev. A. Corbett returned from Sundance to report severe winter weather and long snow. Stocks suffer from feed scarcity. Corbett to retire until spring.
The St. George cattle ranch once linked to a Omaha syndicate, spanning 70 000 acres, saw four sections totaling 2 560 acres sold for 50 000. C L Jones of Hastings buys to continue stock farming with Hereford cattle. The stone farm, a landmark along the Union Pacific, remains well improved and modern.
A contemplative anonymous piece muses on the inconsistent judgments of men from birth to death. It laments society’s labels and roles across life stages. The column ends with a rental notice seeking eight farms with improvements for eastern farmers, via F. E. Brown in Sidney, Nebraska.
Ole Olson a beloved Swedish dialect comedy returns to the opera house with reserved seats at Baldwin's. The piece presents an honest immigrant portrait amid Anglo-Swedish humor and original charm. Geo Richardson sold 2100 tons of hay to Messra Stevens of Denver and Stukey of Hyannis for four dollars per ton for ranch use.
A Benton County or Sidney Nebraska ad lists Bentley Land Co inviting buyers to bid on land before selling, offering catalogues and winter shopping in Grand Island Business College, plus rental management if landowners seek tenants across small or large tracts.
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