The Telegraph ad notice and local business listings
Dust proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph Five cents each We have an unlimited amount of chnee to loan on farm lands at 7 percent BENTLEY LAND COMPANY Sidney Nebraska FOR SALE old newspapers for your pantry shelves and carpet lin ings and many other uses At this office WANTED Second Hand Stars and ranges R E L JACKSON Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office Apply any time Investigate Osborn and Jorgenson s new plan of Building and Loan Just received a large and complete stock of trunks grips and hand bags at JACKSON S SON S BEE HIVE STORE
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Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Percen Bentley Land Company
Sidney
Nebraska
Just
Jackson & Son
Range estate land for lease and local sales jobs offered
Gustave Range estate in township 14 50 offers land in sections 17 20 28 for lease with guardian Tarry F Range. A King compiles abstracts and perfects titles. Jackson Store advertises heating and refrigerators. Power Lubricating Co Detroit seeks ambitious men to earn 35.00 weekly with salesman training and unlimited opportunities.
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Gustave Range
Tarry F. Range
Power Lubricating CO
Detroit, Mich
Notice dissolves partnership and cattle claimed
The partnership between Reisdorf and Livoni is dissolved by mutual consent and control of City Meat Market passes to James P. Reisdorff. Taken up at my place NW Sec 18-13-51 one sucking calf. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying expenses. Charles V. Portrey Sidney Neb.
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Reisdorf
Livoni
James P. Reisdorff
My Place
Charles VB
Portrey
Sidney
Notice to Contractors for New Frame Schoolhouse
Sealed bids are invited by the School Board of District No. 156 Cheyenne County Nebraska for a new 30 by 24 foot one story frame schoolhouse with concrete foundation. Plans are on file with The Sidney Telegraph and W. E. Chambers Director. Bids must be filed with The Sidney Telegraph by noon February 3 1917. The Board may reject any bid. The successful bidder must file bond. Dated January 2 1917.
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School Board of District No
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Township
Sidney Telegraph
W. E. Chambers
Social and Club Affairs at LinCon West Meet
The BD's met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Earl Tyler in west Lincoln Highway. A Christmas package exchange was an extra feature of the afternoon.
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Earl Tyler
West
Lincoln Highway
S. F. Club Meets With Guests And Prize Award
The S. F. club met Wednesday evening with Miss May Harper and enjoyed a splendid time. Mrs. B. A. Jones and Miss Edna Harper attended as guests. A lovely luncheon preceded the event. Miss Grace McFadden won the prize, a pair of silk hose.
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S. F. Club
May Harper
Mra B. A. Jones
Edna Harper
Grace McFadden
The King's Daughters Meet Guests At Friday Gathering
The King's Daughters met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mona VanGorder. Their meeting was enjoyable and they had as a guest Mrs. W R Weeden.
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King's Daughters
Mona VanGorder
W.R. Weeden
Helping Hand Society Meeting with Maud Wood
The Helping Hand society of the South Divide met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Maud Wood. A musical game delighted attendees as Mrs Payzant played two tunes and the group guessed them. Mrs Carl Livoni won best score with Miss Georgia Martin second, each receiving candy boxes. Guests were vacationing young ladies including Dorothy Walter Vera Nora Esther Wand Ruth Brothers and Georgia Martin, with Martin staying as a house guest of the Hands for the week.
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Helping Hand Society of the
South Divide
Maud Wood
Esther Wand
Ruth Brothers
Georgia Martin
Martin
Calla Willard Mission Study Meeting Set for January 9
The Calla Willard Missionary Society meets Tuesday January 9 at 2 30 PM with Mrs. Fred Stowe. Program topics include Life of Marie Reynolds Ford by Mrs. Wallick Six weeks in Canada India by W E Gordon and Mrs. Tom Mills Psalms in History paper Our Jamaica Work by Mrs Ear Hiett The Entrance of the Padres Into the Southwest by Mrs Chas Boggs. Bring a Bible and a friend. Open to the public.
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Calla Willard Missionary Society
Fred Stowe
U.S
Marie Reynolds Ford
Wallick
Canada
McCann
India
W. E. Gordon
Tom Mills
Antrim
Jamaica
Ear Hiett
Chas Boggs
Local and Personal News Roundup
Local brief notices record numerous residents’ activities including Ruth Bush recovering from pneumonia, George Hower’s newborn son, James Corrigan’s Denver holiday visit, and professors Lewis and Pindle returning from Denver. travel and family visits are noted among residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowan in Sidney, L. G. Lowe’s St. Louis trip, and Mrs Shepherd’s death causing a store closure. Joe Johnson’s travel to California and civic events like the Federal Farm Loan meeting attract attention.
Triangle Girls Meet January Event With Miss Boggs
The Triangle girls gather Saturday January 6 with Miss Mary Boggs and bring needlework. Priscilla Club meets Thursday January 4 with Miss Elsie Miller at the Christian parsonage and all members urged to attend with their projects.
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Triangle
Mary Boggs
Priscilla Club
Elsie Miller
Christian Parsonage
Hager Thornburg Wedding At Potter Attended By Local Guests
Miss Edith Oldershaw returns to Kearney Normal after ten days at home. Judge Chambers and daughters Anna and Vera join Mrs. Tom Thornburg and Dorothy at Potter for the Hager Thornburg wedding. Mrs. Lou Garey and Mrs. Claud Garey visit Sid ney from near Peetz while Mrs. M. E. Banta greets friends in Sidney. Dedrick's orchestra played a lively dance last Thursday with a good crowd and smooth floor.
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Edith Oldershaw
Kearney
Chambers
Anna
Vera
Tom Thornburg
Dorothy
Potter
Lou Garey
Claud Garey
Dr. Bennett
Peetz
Dedrick
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Aid
The Thompson and Meinzer families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of their son brother daughter sister and baby.
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M. A. Thompson
F. W. Meinzer
House and barn with three lots in Dalton Nebraska
Property listing for a house and barn with three lots located in Dalton Nebraska. Inquiries directed to Sam Eckert in Dalton Nebraska.
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Dalton
Neb
Sam Eckert
Missionary Meeting Tuesday Hosted by Mrs Stowe
A missionary gathering is set for Tuesday January at the home of Mrs Fred Stowe with Mrs A McCann in charge. All are invited and a program schedule appears elsewhere in this issue.
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Fred Stowe
A. McCann
For Rent Furnished Heated Room Sleeping
One furnished heated room for sleeping is available for rent. Contact Mrs. C. M. Wright by calling phone number 83 for details or to arrange access.
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C. M. Wright
For Sale 320 Acres Near Sidney Nebraska
Rural free delivery area near a railroad town and a good school. 320 acres at 16 dollars per acre with 600 dollars down and easy terms. Half section in settled country. Contact R I Correll in Proctor Colorado before I return to Grand Island Nebraska.
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Sidney
Railroad Town
Grand Island
Nebraska
Freckles staged to crowded audience Monday night
The crowd packed the opera house to see Freckles, a dramatized novel praised for its wholesome charm. Critics note the tale’s appeal and the strong supporting cast, with management promising more first class plays this winter.
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Opera House
W. Oh. Wiker Registered Optometrist at McKean Bros Store
W. Oh Wiker is registered as an optometrist at McKean Bros store.
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W. OH. Wiker
McKean Bros
Three Sheets in the Wind Origin Explained
A landsman asks about the phrase three sheets in the wind. A sailor explains that loosening the sheets on a ship’s sails makes the vessel wobble and zigzag, hence the saying applied to a man who zigzags in life.
Character Analysis In a Washington Star Exchange
Bliveins seeks endless advice and achieves nothing, a critique echoed by a man stuck in the past who laments insufficient initiative and excessive referendum in a Washington Star dialogue.
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Bliveins
Washington Star
Omaha trip for A Q O U W grand lodge attendees
Several locals joined the group to travel to Omaha Monday night for the A Q O U W grand lodge. Among the attendees were J Oberfelder E J Sweet J R Williams and Frank Ackerman. The funeral of Mrs Stahl a elderly resident north of Potter was held Thursday. no further particulars are available.
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Omaha
A. Q O. U. W. Grand Lodge
J. Oberfelder
E. J. Sweet
J. R. Williams
Frank Ackerman
Phelps Couple Return From Denver Visit
A. E. Phelps and wife returned last week from several days in Denver with numerous relatives. They reported a pleasant trip despite severe cold and unusually heavy snowfall.
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A. E. Phelps
Denver
December Weather Report by John P Fisher
Government Observer John P Fisher logs December conditions with precipitation at 0.43 inches, snowfall totaling 4.35 inches, 21 clear days, 4 partly clear days, and 6 cloudy days.
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John P. Fisher
New Idea Club Holds Jan 2 Meeting Focused on Organization
A late club the New Idea held a pleasant meeting on January 2 with Mrs S Wilnes refining the organization. A luncheon served in two courses was a notable feature of the session.
Beckett Pleads Guilty in Overcoat Theft Case
Lee Beckett pleaded guilty to stealing an overcoat and a body coat from Rollie G. Rose. He was fined ninety dollars plus costs and is to be boarded out in the county hospital.
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Lee Beckett
Rollie G. Rose
Hastile
Merchants Profit From Twin Holidays Sudden Busy Scene
Merchants seized by a rare alignment of Sunday and New Year’s, invoicing stock as doors closed and the public stayed out. Vendors report brisk business behind shuttered storefronts while observers note the holiday rush affecting normal access.
Rezanina Begins Engineering Course in Kansas City
Frank Rezanina eldest son of Leopold Rezanina left on New Year’s Day for Kansas City Missouri to take an engineering course to gain greater efficiency with the modern machinery now in general use.
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Frank Rezanina
Leopold Rezanina
Kansas City
Missouri
Merino Couple Tour Visits Across Several Towns
M. and Mrs. Oscar Everson of Merino Colorado traveled for two weeks visiting the Johnston family near Dal ton the T E Quinn family in north Bronson and Mrs Weiser and daughters in Sidney.
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Oscar Everson
Merino
Colorado
Johnston
Dalton
T. E. Quinn
North Bronson
Weiser
Sidney
Ideal Springlike Week Boosts Building Work Progress
The week mirrors spring with perfect weather aiding carpentry and outside labor. Builders report winter interruptions are rare and operations advance significantly, aided by favorable conditions and steady effort.
Family Dinner Hosts Nine Guests on New Year’s Day
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mann entertained at a family dinner on New Year’s Day with nine attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. Mann Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Fones Miss Davison Miss Manna and Kenneth Agnew. The afternoon was spent delightfully.
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Charlie Mann
F. Mann
B. A. Fones
Miss Davison
Miss Manna
Kenneth Agnew
Perrier Leaves Monday Night for Julesburg Home
Attorney F M Perrier traveled home to Julesburg Monday night after a weekend visit with his daughter Mrs J W Walker and her husband. Mrs Perrier remained away until Thursday, extending the trip by several days.
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F. M. Perrier
Julesburg
J. W. Walker
Thompsons Seek Executor For Late Fred Thompson
Upon Mrs Thompson and her sons request Judge Chambers of the probate court appoints J W McDaniels as special administrator of the personal property of Fred Thompson deceased, of near Dalton.
Five room house with two lots up for sale
Property listing mentions JACK BOWMAN and Hink's Boot and Shoe Shop. Onyx rideand of hosiery at. Two lots accompany a five room house, indicating a local real estate notice or sale advertisement with named individuals and businesses.
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Jack Bowman
Onyx Rideand
Hink‘s Boot and Shoe
Campbell inaugurated as Arizona governor in quiet ceremony
Thomas E. B. Campbell, a Republican, was inaugurated governor at Phoenix. Incumbent Governor G. W. P. Hunt did not attend ceremonies, and Campbell found the executive offices unoccupied. Campbell delivered his inaugural address to a large crowd with no serious disturbance.
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Hunt
Arizona
Thomas EB. Campbell
Phoenix
G. W.P. Hunt
Campbell
Pawnshop Owner Shot and Robbed in Los Angeles
Joseph A. — proprietor of a Los Angeles pawnshop — was shot twice and found unconscious beside an open safe. $600 cash and diamonds and jewelry valued at $20 800 were stolen. Police surgeons say he may die.
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Joseph
Los Angeles
Phrase the age of steel in Browning's Magazine
A reporter interviews a leading politician and asks for spelling amid a lively exchange about the phrase age of steel. The interviewer seeks accuracy while the quoted figure remains a stylized editorial moment in the magazine's dialogue.
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Age of Steel
Browning
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Farm and City Loans
Osborn & Jorgenson
Sidney, Nebraska
R E. L. Jackson
Osborn and Jorgenson
Mawler & Treiner
BUICK
Hahler & Treiner
A. King
Jackson Store
Jackson
Hahler & Treinen
Wahler & Treinen
Chevrolet
Neubauer
Hational Bank
Sidney Markets
Genevieve Bentley
Henry W. Hebbel
Peetz, Cole
Andrew J. Miller
Frankfort
Indiana
C. J. C. Chester
Herford
Booth Ranch
Sunol, Neb
Viggo Nelson
Sidney Lumber Co
Harry Zick
Poland
GEO
Niemann
Nebr
A. Brott
Ruth Bush
Frank Rowan
L. G. Lowe
St. Louis
George Hower
Anton Rudd
LeSueur
James Corrigan
Lewis and
Pindle
S. Dedrick
Lee Daniel
Walter
Jim
Davis
A. S. Hardy
Fred Lebmkuhl
Lodgepole
Joe Johnson
Chappell
California
Minnie Oldershaw
Bridgeport
Timm
Sidney Mercantile Store
J. Nicholson
M. R. Wiley
Washington
Kansas
Rochester
Minnesota
Lena Jesen
Nannie Anderson
Federal Farm Loan Proposition
Triangle Club
M. E. Banta
Wheatland
Wyoming
Sidney Merc
R. If. Correll
Proctor
Colo
Blake Hanna
Ang
Mr. Hanna
Hink
Hardy Building
Reisdorff & Livoni
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