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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
8
We offer the best level smooth farm land and rough pasture land, or both. If you seek investment home or speculation opportunities, let us show you what this country is doing. If you have land for sale, our experience is at your command.
Notice from P T Hiccrns Clara Nebraska offering reward for the recovery of a dark bay horse branded P H on the right shoulder and a black suckling colt with a small white star on the forehead. Contact Clara for information.
A reader offers a ranch in sections 9 10 11 and 16 in 1449 three miles from Sidney with good pasture and spring water under one fence. They invite inquiries to Epv Mclernon Sidney Nebr and seek to buy three to seven quarters of Cheyenne county land in the same locality near Sidney.
Young married man with experience and good references seeks clerical work in a general store. Able to sell, attract new customers, and retain existing ones. Send applications to Sam C. Williams Bloomingdale Tennessee. Also promoting special clubbing bargains and magazine subscriptions and inviting inquiries for a catalog from Grand Island Nebraska Business College.
Mass is celebrated every Sunday of the month with 10 o clock services and a third Sunday at Sou'clock. Weekday Masses at 7 00 7 30 and 8 00. Ogulalla and Oshkosh attendances are twice monthly on Sundays. Chappell twice monthly on Saturdays. Mitchell Scottsbluff Dalton and Paxton once monthly on Sundays. Kimball and Bridgeport once monthly on Saturdays. Rev James Dawson Pastor Rev Michael Feeney Assistant Rev Kavanagh Assistant.
Announcement encourages landowners to allow Bentley Land Co to bid on land for sale or offer rental management. The notice invites writs from owners of small or large tracts seeking potential buyers or rental services.
Simon Fishman asks customers to settle all 1909 accounts by December 31 as the books close for 1909 and a clean start is sought for 1910. He notes pleasant relations and prompt settlements in the past and calls customers to make payment during the holiday period.
Dentistry services offered with reasonable first class prices by E W Murless contact phone 88. Dual proof letter files available for sale from The Telegraph with details to follow.
Real Sports notes a group of steam heated youths devised a lung inflation stunt to win cash. Joe Swenson, famed land man, took a bet he could run from Sidney to Margate a distance of three and six tenths miles without rest. Automobiles followed along, picking him up at the end. he finished in about thirty minutes as the easy winner.
An Omaha feature touts Cheyenne county Nebraska as prime farming ground with rich soils and abundant rainfall. It notes land costs from 15 to 40 dollars per acre, strong yields in 1906–09, and 30,000 acres ready for disposal through W S Rodman Realty Co with Sidney and Omaha offices. The piece argues no irrigation or dry farming needed and urges quick contact.
The auditing committee comprising Henry Snyder Miss O Kane and Mrs Schroeder met at Mrs Ragan s and verified the lodge officers books as correct. Officers listed are Mrs Ragan financier Mrs Tucker receiver Miss Williams recorder. Mr Snyder treated the group after the meeting.
A new time card goes into effect tomorrow on the Union Pacific though not yet received locally. Passenger train 5 will revert to about 6 30 a m from the present 11 45 p m. Los Angeles Limited trains 7 and 8 are to be taken off but replaced by new services.
Emil Andreen of Dalton visited the county capital Monday. A L Davis of Bridgeport made a periodic business trip to Sidney Monday. Mise Mabelle Cheathan of Pueblo began a term of school in Dial 56 on Jan 3. William B McGinn and Jessie N Schaffer of Denver were married here by the judge on Jan 10. Mrs John Daugherty attended Eastern Star Wednesday night and stayed with Mrs King. Mrs J L McIntosh entertained Tuesday at a Kensington for many ladies.
Mrs. John Cawley an aged Sidney resident died Wednesday. Born 1831 in Roanoke Virginia she was married in 1882 to John Cawley of Illinois. Survived by a son J K Childers and a married daughter with her aged husband. Funeral Friday at ten from the Brethren chapel Rev Miller of Sterling Colorado officiated interment in church cemetery. Music directed by C D Essig included Jeans Lover of My Soul and Rock of Ages.
School notes report last Saturday's basketball game ended 61 to 12 in favor of the Sutherland high school boys. Examinations are scheduled this week and next with days listed for the high school. Sterling high school visits January 15 for what is expected to be a strenuous contest. Also notes the new State Normal at Chadron and train routes versus distance from Alliance. A lost red child’s pocketbook containing 50 cents is sought by the superintendent. Telegraph and Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean subscription offer ends.
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