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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
4
STRAYED. From my ranch near Clara Neb one dark bay horse branded PH on right shoulder also one black suckling colt no brand small white star on forehead I will pay reward for information leading to recovery of one or both estrays P T Hicatns Clara Neb
Wanted to buy from three to seven quarters of Cheyenne county land either north or south of Sidney. The quarters may be in the same locality. Write to or inquire of Epw. McClernon, Sidney, Nebr. Also note: ranch description offered for sale eight miles from Sidney with good pasture and spring water all under one fence.
Young married man with experience and good reference seeks clerk job in a general store. Capable to sell goods, gain new customers, retain old ones. Address 8aMC Williams Bloomingdale Tenn. Also mentions clubbing bargains and magazine subscriptions through The Telegraph. Encourages Grand Island Nebraska Business College winter enrollment and catalog.
Mass is celebrated every Sunday with 10 o'clock services except the third Sunday at 8. Weekday Masses at 7 7 30 and 8. Ogalalla Oshkosh attend twice monthly on Sunday Chappell twice monthly on Saturday Mitchell Scottsbluff Dalton Paxton once monthly Sunday Kimball Bridgeport once monthly Saturday. Rev James Dosson Pastor Rev Michael Feunny Rev Kavanagh Assistants.
Wanted to buy land in small or large tracts. Before selling your land give us a chance to bid. If you prefer to rent, we will manage it. Bentley Land Co Sidney Nebraska. J A Bentley Manager.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church hosts a supper and dance at the opera house on January 27 1910. Supper served 5 to 8 p m for 25 cents. Dancing begins at 8 p m with tickets priced at 1 dollar. A pleasant evening is promised.
Notice offers reward for information leading to recovery of a dark gray mare colt two years old next spring branded G on left shoulder. Sender: Fred Geis, Simla, Morrill County, Nebraska.
Dentistry offerings and reasonable prices. E W MURLLESS contact via phone 88. Dust-proof letter files for sale by THE TELEGRAPH. For rent five room house inquire at Baldwin's store with T E Wood. Subscription offer: The Telegraph and Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean and Farmer one year for 1.75 limited time. Notice to drinkers and trespassers prosecuted for entering fields in sec 26 twp 50 range 49 and sec 81 two. STRAYED Black saddle horse with white blaze and left jaw brand J Zon, 14 hands, 950 pounds, 5.00 reward. Heart WALSH, Bidney, Neb.
Rooms to rent large well furnished heat and light Mrs E W Marlness For sale six full blood Rhode Island Red Cockerels at 1 each See J E Trinnier at Court House Sidney Wanted girl to do housework Mrs A Pease Church Notice Morning services at 11 Subject The Personal Race in a Christian Life or Exemplified Christianity Evening services at 730 Subject The Everlasting Consolation Sunday a.m. 10 Come one come all I believe the boys are going to win out in the race A G Grose Pastor A company of married women singers with some goodlie spynsters and fresh young maidens will sing and play old tunes in ye apparelle of ye olden dayes Watch for ye date
Fred Nelson arrives on business. Joe Habler and wife visit North Platte. Mrs. Hicks of Potter spends time in Sidney. J W Harper seriously ill. Sam and Mrs. Jones of Weyerts in town. Mable Poole of Dalton visits. Mrs. Morrison, county superintendent, to visit Lodgepole relatives. Nele Thurston, western farmer, visits Sidney. Isenberger and Sehroll with probate court. Julia Chetman of Cheyenne visits sister teaching south of town. Kurz school organ latest addition. Miss Greenlee instrumental in funding. Mrs. Eckert recovering at Chas. Harper home. Armuths to travel California. Judge Tucker marries Minot Geddings and Josephine Sullivan of Denver. Mrs. Lowe hosts card party. Kruse hosts dinner for neighbors. Village board meets. many bills allowed. Swenson and Stowists to Wiener for house party. Mabel Gapen returns from four months east. Yaogle and Thomas hunt Sidney Draw. Caution urged for state game warden over antelope venison bear meals. Commentary on Uncle Joe Cannon and Dan McKee’s moves. Jake Davis murder linked to Oscar Brandt. suspects detained. Local note on births and deaths as space allows.
The Rev A S Corbett to conduct Sunday services at 7 30 a m and 11 a m and 7 30 p m with evening sermon. Sunday school at 10 a m. St Margaret's Guild meets Thursday at 4 pm, Choir practice Thursday 7 30 pm, Ladies Guild Friday 2 pm at the rectory. Rector Richard Whitehouse signs.
Fund grows as Club ladies clerk at Fishmans last Saturday according to advertisement and earned a commission of twenty three dollars. The reset room draws nearer in the middle distance.
Farmers south of Dodge City Ford county Kansas faced a rough sand hill road hindering market access. W L Spoon showed how to mix 75 percent sand with gumbo to create a durable road 100 yards at a time, sparking rapid local highway improvements and a 2.5 mile expansion. The result boosted business and farm land values by about 2.5 percent as Dodge City and county residents embraced better routes.
The article warns against driving in the wheel tracks of preceding vehicles, noting serious road damage when heavy loads tire tracks are narrow. It argues ruts vanish with sharp turns, as horses spread traffic across the road, and calls for drivers to vary their paths to protect macadam roads.
A road engineer complains that the outer edge of a highway project should be moved to the center, joking that workers deserve ninety days in jail for such construction. His remark highlights dispute over road building practices and safety.
Beware of cheap imitators as F E Brows of Sidney Nebraska offers insurance with the old reliable company The United States Arizona. He writes new policies and renewals and covers houses barns buildings horses cattle and automobiles along with bonds and accident insurance. FOR RENT Large front office room in McAleese block with steam heat and electric light inquire at Yuegle's Restaurant.
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