Grocery Bargains 5 Gallon Pump Cans on Market
A local shopper notes bargain prices for five gallon pump cans now on the market with a tag of 1.85 dollars. The brief highlights value for bulk purchases and potential savings for buyers stocking up.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
1
A local shopper notes bargain prices for five gallon pump cans now on the market with a tag of 1.85 dollars. The brief highlights value for bulk purchases and potential savings for buyers stocking up.
Engineer Fred Huxall killed near Sidney Yards while walking to his engine during a blizzard. A switch engine struck him after his fireman warned of a bell. Huxall lost both arms, was extricated, and died in Cheyenne with his wife en route. He left a widow and two children.
The Kings Daughters will hold an all day Exchange on Saturday January 14 at Baldwins store with cakes pies and other treats on sale. Come early and see Sidney girls in the culinary line and enjoy items for your Sunday dinner while supporting the charity.
Charles Trognitz reports 10 to 12 inch thick fine ice on his pond west of town. He has supplied ice to several Sidney businessmen and may enter the ice trade.
John Daugherty, the county assessor, was seen conducting official business in town on Friday.
Transfer and Implement Company in Sidney formed by W. W. J. Tilghman and E. L. Uptegrove. They will operate from the old Black Hills warehouse and will handle wholesale and retail farm implements including International Harvester and Parlin and Orendorf Plow lines with a $150,000 stock.
A small Wednesday morning blaze at Dr. Frazey’s home threatened the building until Mrs. Frazey carried the gasoline stove outdoors. The stove was extinguished, she suffered some burns and is recovering. frozen water mains limited firefighting options. Weather has moderated since Wednesday with snow Thursday and sunshine Friday. S. R. Sweet plans to open at Osborne stand today if stock is ready, else early next week. The Q ACM Club offers an opera house event tonight.
New Years night brought extreme cold with 21 degrees below zero and snow and wind making walking hard. The storm spread across Wyoming and Colorado and was noted as severe, with wishes for milder weather and sun to return.
Mark M. Coad once prominent Cheyenne county rancher and ex county commissioner was murdered at the Normandy hotel in Cheyenne last Tuesday by a Mexican during a wage dispute. Age 82, he managed his wealth of over a million dollars and was well known in Sidney.
John Bertramson aged 86 died Saturday December 31 from pneumonia superinduced by exposure in recent extreme cold. He was born in Gamst Andes Sogn Denmark April 1 1848 and married Christiana Marie Andersen January 13 1872. Five children survived or were mentioned, with two sons later traveling for burial in Charter Oak cemetery Crawford County Iowa beside his wife. He previously worked as miller and soldier in Denmark and later farmed in the United States homesteading in Kimball County Nebraska and proving up on a Kinkaid claim in Cheyenne County.
A notice listing 5 percent money for loans on farms or city property offered by Wyse McNeer at 608 Gas & Electric Building, Denver, Colorado.
Assistant Superintendent B E O Neill visited the city while H J Ross took over as night operator at the Burlington. Winter weather disrupted Union Pacific traffic, several workers suffered injuries, and a New Year’s accident left a Burlington conductor dead. A double-track survey and a freight engine collision were also reported along with a $1400 robbery.
Win Rodman passed through Sidney on No 3 Wednesday enroute to his new home in Oregon He will join his family in spring He is currently 75 miles from a railroad and construction on their new home is underway.
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