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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
3
Clara notes a crowded opening of the Pioneer Literary Club with a strong program. Attendees plan the next meeting for January 19 at The Full House Ranch with a 7:30 p.m. start and all invited while local farming and ranch activity continues.
A long list of land transfers filed in 1910 in Cheyenne county Nebraska shows numerous deeds. Transfers involve Christian Wort, G W Walter, Catherine Bailey, Mary Springer, J McIntosh, Eva Miles, and many others to various buyers including J L McIntosh and Miles, Tate Ehrhardt Co., Sidney, Clarkson's addition, Tefft's addition, and Wellner's addition. Amounts include 1 862 40 to 1 8000 00 and other sums, with descriptions of lots and blocks across Sidney and nearby areas.
Carl Carlson’s brother returns home after a pleasant visit. Clara Higgins goes back to Sidney to resume studies. Olden Kimball visits Stone Ranch. Pete Nelson’s windmill and pipes froze during the cold spell. Lewis Brett and Chas McKee took a business trip to Potter. Mail carrier complains of route length despite long two hour calls. Gilbert Nelson buys a gasoline engine to pump water. No danger from high wind now. Mr and Mrs Scheele visit relatives. Rumor C Hileman sold land and plans to depart for warmer climate. Johanna Jackson and James Benish improve land values this week. Get your glass at Sweet’s. Auto drives and insurances by Leo E Osborn. Thornburg offers Alger’s books.
Claus Edens and wife and Mr. Thiemann visited Sidney on Wednesday. Frank Sumpka held a dance Saturday night though the storm kept some away. J. B. Haiston delivered hogs to Dalton Saturday. Geese abound this week with an immense flock in Haiston's cornfield Saturday night. Albert Jeuies bagged an eleven pound jack rabbit. Henry Wallick of East Dalton attends the German Lutheran school and boards at A Jeudes. This is an automobile winter with roads unblocked. The Methodists will soon dedicate their new edifice. Coyotes lament that no young stock is dying. Horse sickness remains at a small level. S. R. Sweet offers artistic picture-framing. Unpack and frame old pictures now at the new store. Call C. J. Osborn at Idlewild ranch for sweet cream.
The 1914 World Almanac is described as a comprehensive storehouse of reliable information covering census data, politics, labor, religion, sports, finance, world affairs, aviation, education, postal rules, naturalization laws, voting qualifications, and major city populations. It claims to tell you something about everything and everything about many things, priced 25 cents in stores and 35 cents by mail.
A Sidney Nebraska railroad worker Dr Kingelty credits Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring energy and easing back and side pains after four months of fatigue. He endorses the remedy again in 1910, noting continued satisfaction. Sold by dealers 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
When you have a cold get a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It can fix you up and ward off pneumonia tendencies. The remedy contains no opium and may be given to a baby or an adult. Sold by all dealers.
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