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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
8
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$500 000 WANTED roomers and able boarders Mrs Fred Dresser FOR SALE old newspapers for pantry shelves carpet linings and many other uses At this office Auto Livery To any point in the ory and return twenty five cents FRED DRESSER
Retail to wholesale alert for auto owners. Fundingsland Transfer Co. now handles three grades of the well known French oil in 25 gallon drums at substantially reduced, near wholesale prices. Limited stock, act quickly to secure delivery and savings.
Auction note offers $3,600 cash for 160 acres of tiltable level land located 36 miles south of Sidney in section 19, township 28, range 49. Seller HG Dawson at 1509 W Lath St, Sioux City Iowa seeks quick price and terms. Also mentions Cheyenne County land 166 or 320 acres. The Telegraph advert.
Notice warns that skating is prohibited on Stadt pond and that anyone throwing rocks or dirt on the ice will be prosecuted. Signed by W. Krueger.
For sale two male pigs priced as extra low. Bvice taken within fifteen days. J C Dunn of Dalton Nebraska. Found pocketbook on Rose Street. Call at the office of The Telegraph.
Good used piano offered for immediate rent or sale to avoid storage and freight costs to Denver. View and test now. rent may be credited toward purchase. For location and details write to Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver, Colorado.
On Saturday evening after the Hugo Players performance the Hugo's seven piece orchestra provides music. See the Hugo's tonight and tomorrow night. John Daugherty of Omaha stepped from No. 19 on Wednesday and began shaking hands with friends glad to see Joan. Daugherty lived in this county many years, moved to Omaha last March, and reports the family doing well and liking their new home.
Dr L G Simon and his family arrived home Wednesday night after a pleasant trip to Corpus Christi Texas. They visited relatives during the stay in the sunny clime.
N G Brewer relocated his machine shop this week to a newly built facility featuring a west front that provides abundant space for operations. Henry Ronnecker, from north of Lodgepole, conducted county seat business on Thursday.
I W Ingwerson and his wife of the north Eagle precinct were busy in Sidney on Thursday, engaging in local activities and errands. The couple drew attention as they moved through town, reflecting active participation in community affairs.
Sam Sweet traveled to Omaha on Tuesday for a business mission.
William Frank of Grand Island Nebraska advertises ranch and livestock loans with no delay, catering to farmers and cattlemen seeking quick financing for improved ranch properties and livestock assets.
The January teachers' examinations will be held at the Sidney Court House on Friday the twenty-first and Saturday the twenty-second. Life city state and county certificate subjects will be given. Anna McPadden, County Superintendent.
Advertisement from Mrs Faith offering all kinds of sewing and dressmaking with a specialty in children's sewing. Located one block west of the post office, second house.
A Duroc Jersey boar is offered for sale by C J Portrey. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for details and pricing.
All members of Sidney Hudera lodge No 257 are asked to assemble at James Worden's home at 1 30 PM Saturday afternoon to attend the funeral services of Sister Maggie Snyder Fisher. Julia Scanlon Chief of Honor.
Mrs Frandsen will host a Thursday afternoon luncheon on January 27 to benefit the Dorcas Society. A mystery package event will entertain attendees, drawing a crowd and inviting members and friends to attend with their guests.
For sale two Rhode Island Red cockerels from a first pen at one dollar each. Also a middle aged man with a family and two sons seeks farm work and can care for stock or general farming. Inquiries to Sidney Telegraph.
An advertisement seeks a girl for general house work with inquiries at the office in Hugo. The item also promotes The Show with the Pep at the Opera House for Friday and Saturday performances.
Salesmen are the big money makers. Earn 3125.00 or more per month. Write us immediately for unlimited opportunities at Peninsular Oil Co Detroit Mich.
Mr Bills of Lodgepole was in the county seat on Tuesday. Mrs Ivey of Potter visited Sidney last Monday. F L VanGorder went to Denver Friday evening and stayed several days. Ernest Reker and Miss Cora Neinheiser were among Sidney visitors Saturday. H A Fecht and daughter Anna of Dalton were in the city two days early this week. Vv Klein returned Monday from Brainerd Nebraska. Glen Jackson came from Bridgeport Monday to attend to business. Miss Aline Birmingham was unable to go to school this week due to an eye infection. L Wasem county assessor went to Lincoln Tuesday to attend the state convention. KEP Swan left Thursday night for Los Angeles to visit his ill mother. expected to be away several weeks. The Masonic lodge added one storm shed to the post office entrance aiding Uncle Sam’s workers.
Mrs F G Griffith and her son Ferl came back Tuesday night from Omaha. Ferl has recovered enough from an operation to attend school for part of each day.
Miss Clara Brauer, organist for the German Lutheran church in the South Divide, returned home this week after visiting her sister, Mrs. HW Bockstadter.
Commissioner L. R Barlow Ex- Commissioner Manuelson and Editor J. C. Wolfe all of Lodgepole graced the county seat with their presence Tuesday.
The Ancient Order of United Workman prepare to initiate twenty or twenty five members at the lodge during the regular meeting next week.
Mrs Frank King and her son Frank traveled to Denver Monday evening to attend the stock show and enjoy the theaters. They also plan to visit the Millers, formerly of Bridgeport, during the stay.
Mrs Fay Emerick and her infant son returned Sunday to their Cheyenne home after a pleasant visit staying at the home of Mr and Mrs If Bangert.
Ben Folkers of Dalton toured the county capital on Thursday to prepare his vehicle for a busy spring. Folkers has moved to a home ten miles northeast of Sidney.
F G Simmons from Seward Nebraska spends this week here in the interests of the Ancient Order of United Worna men of Nebraska advancing the fraternal work and local engagements with members during the visit.
W He Adams sold his corner Lincoln and Vine residence to a South Dakota man who recently purchased land in Sidney Draw. The consideration was 53500.
Leon Fine left Friday for his annual spring trip to New York City and intermediate points. He will be away a month and return with the latest ideas in ladies and children's costuming.
Mr and Mrs N G Brewer came back Saturday night from Denver after a weeklong trip. Mr Brewer bought several hundred dollars of equipment for his garage machine shop.
Mrs Julia Scanlon Mrs James Worden and Miss Catherine Trinen visited Monday with Mrs Maizie Fisher at Julesburg. They found her failing rapidly since their previous visit from the malady which is sapping her life.
Henry E Gapen travels south seeking a better climate. He left last week planning to visit his sister Mrs Guy V Doran in Kansas City then Hot Springs Arkansas. He will visit another sister in Bloomington Illinois before returning to Sidney and hopes the move improves his health.
Professor Bostder and his young son from Lodgepole helped in Sidney Saturday assisting Superintendent Miss McFadden and Superintendent Bra ham with the North Platte Valley Teacher's Association annual convention program sought to coordinate events and speakers for the meeting.
Fred Wiker, once a county resident now living in Gase county for three years, returned Monday evening to his home after a ten day visit with old friends and neighbors. He conducted business during the stay and still retains his land in the county.
Henry Peterson of North Platte has assumed management of the Union Pacific hotel at this place, filling the position recently vacated by Mr McQueen. Peterson comes highly recommended as an experienced hotel man, having served for several years as a dining car conductor out of Denver.
Mrs Martha Davis and her niece Miss Grace Davis, sisters of Mrs John Quick, arrived Tuesday morning at their Des Moines home. They praised the climate and country and may return in spring. Mrs Davis, a widow, plans to improve her property to stay indefinitely.
Public notice thanks customers for past patronage as Kreuger Brothers retire and transfer contracts to successors. New firm Studt & Kreuger will fulfill all orders, phone 64, to be contacted for future services.
After ten years in the ice trade Will Kreuger retires. Elmer Kreuger, with eight years in the business, enters a partnership with Ernest Stuht who inherited the ice plant, lakes and houses as part of the Stuht estate settlement.
Mrs Maggie Fisher died at her Julesburg home Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday morning, then the body will be brought to Sidney on No 19. A second funeral service will be held at James Worden's home at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Friends are invited.
Lester Dutcher Disposes Of jewelry business to McKean Bros of Grand Island and will yield possession February 1. A closing out sale is in progress to reduce stock before turnover. The Dutchers plan to move to Norfolk Nebraska and open a new jewelry store there.
Joe Hahler disposes of his second fleet of automobiles at speed while Chris Christensen of Morrill County buys a five passenger Chevrolet. Fred and John Beyers trade their cars for one of the new Chevrolet models in a brisk local exchange.
A. Harrs and his wife and their boy from northeast of Sidney traveled to Chester Nebraska on Thursday to visit relatives for two weeks.
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