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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1915
Page
8
Dentistry pricing and phone line appear in error. The Telegraph advertises small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale at five cents each and mentions subscriptions to magazines and periodicals available at the office. Also notes dentistry pricing in unclear terms and a contact line.
A $500,000 loan opportunity is offered on Cheyenne County lands with no delays and reasonable terms. For details inquire with Bentley Land Co. Address appears as Dray Loan Only, 40 cents per 100 pounds, Trorna Day's phone 23. Supply limited.
Classified notice states a front basement for rent in the Gapen building. Inquiries directed to the office for details and arrangements.
FOR SALE One four room house plus a new eight room modern house and ten acres of land on the north side in Sidney. Also 640 acres of land lying one mile north of Sidney with five hundred planted to fall wheat. Good terms given. W H Boggs Sidney Neb.
One-quarter block in Sidney Nebraska advertised as a bargain location in the best residential district one block from the schoolhouse with cement walk and trees. Inquiries directed to Fundingsland Investment Co Sidney Nebraska.
FOR SALE OR RENT His sec 20 Two ft Range 32 Cheyenne County Nebraska THE CHRSON-TRAVEL CO Chanute Kansas Tam conducting a cream station opposite the Brown Palace Liver barn north solicit patronage Honest weight and test giver Flichest market price paid BRE KNON FOR SALAM Two good mares in foal one coming seven other smooth mouth Two geldings coming five and eight well broke one saddle pony and two last spring colts Farm for sale or rent See ALFRED RAVER
A new honey comb Mercedes radiator appears tied to Ferdear alongside a fresh storage battery from LKO OSBORN. The product line introduces modern cooling and energy storage options.
Auction or sale notice for 60 acres of land at the southwest corner of section 19 in township 13 range 49, located three and a half miles south of Sidues Jutius Eo Koeppe, Blue Hid, Neh. Details incomplete but identifies parcel and starting location.
WORNADAY S Phone 23 is referenced in a fragmentary line about spending a dollar in a wonderement context, with no clear event date location organization or outcome to substantiate a full summary.
An OCR fragment lists varied commodities with unit prices such as corn eggs batter cream macaroni wheat red wheat oats flax young chickens old hens potatoes hay and other items. The text resembles a historical market or agricultural price sheet with per unit figures and ranges.
A seller offers 640000 stock of clothing and gents furnishings for exchange for land in Cheyenne or Logan counties Colorado. Land valued at fair price in exchange. 86 acres cultivated near Omaha. Farm at 80 per acre in Logan or Cheyenne land. Hotel in Brush Colorado offered for land. Send details to Whitelock Peetz Colorado.
Sid ney Camp 1091 Modern Woodmen of America in this city installed its new officers Friday night with formal ceremonies led by Head Con sul Hon. John W. Harper and Head Escort B A Jones. Refreshments followed as members and visitors enjoyed a social time with addresses by James L. McIntosh Joseph Oberfelder F D Worden and Judge C P Chambers. The Degree of Honor installed officers Tuesday evening after the ceremony with lunch and social time naming Maggie Kelly as Past Chief of Honor George Davis as Chief of Honor Winnie Osborn as Chief of Ceremonies Ella Williams as Recorder and Financier plus other roles.
On Wednesday evening January 20 1915 the Royal Neighbors of America installed their annual officers Past Oracle J M Jackson assisted by ceremonial Marshall J Null. Officers installed include Elizabeth Greenlee Oracle Lena Gates Vice Oracle Margaret Worden Chancellor Annie Wright Recorder Ida Harris Receiver Ethel Wright Marshal Mabel Closman Inner Sentinel Effie Willis Manager A tasty lunch followed for Neighbors and friends Mrs Anton Grand Deputy Chief of Hower of the D of Hl visited en route to Bushnell to organize a lodge before returning to Sidney for lodge matters.
John Thompson of Dalton was in the city Wednesday Amil Zalesky of Sundl was busy Monday Cc Hafer of Lodgepole was in the county seat Monday Amil Carlson visited from Sextorp Wednesday F W Holtman of Lodgepole journeied to town Tuesday Born January 19 1915 to Mr and Mrs W A Harp a son H T Becker of the west valley traded in Sidney Tuesday Henry Elsen of Chambers was in the city Wednesday Mrs Julia Scanlon went to Denver Thursday for the stock show Millard Pavlat of Surfel had business calling him to Sidney Saturdays Harry Zick the Optometrist will be in Sidney Monday January 25 Dr Webster departed Thursday for a visit to his patients on the north river.
James Booth of Sundl transacted business at the county seat Wednesday Grant Brady from the west county one had business in the county seat Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C W Simons went to Denver Thursday to attend the stock show. Ray Frame and wife and Glenn Bales and wife were in the city shopping Wednesday.
J M Smith returned Wednesday from Sidney Iowa and then went to his home at Peetz Cole The T N s met Wednesday with Mrs Porton and showed unabated interest in their circle Mrs FO Jo Dudles of Cheyenne handled business matters here several days this week JoJ Lipska left last week for a California visit to aid his health Roy Isenberger and IF C¢ Cassel of Lodgepole planned trips to Sidney on several occasions this week.
For sale my new six room bungalow with water and sewer inside the house. There is a barn and a sidewalk from the house to the post office. Located one block from the new school house. I must move to a lower altitude so I will sacrifice the price and may take part terms. Inquire of W A Reed.
Rent notice for a front upstairs room in the Gapen building with electric light, steam heat, and hot and cold water. Suitable for office or sleeping room. Inquire at The Telegraph office.
Six room house and lot with city water and sewer connection. Hot and cold water in house. Inquire of Mrs. Lindberg.
For sale or trade an irrigation outfit featuring a 15 horse portable Olds engine gasoline or kerosene fuel and a 5 inch centrifugal American pump. Used only three weeks. Write for particulars to RC Knapp Odessa Neb.
For rent notice listing Mrs Mary Adley as contact. Property located west of the school house. Rental terms not specified in the readable fragment.
RA Terry of Minneapolis Minnesota will open a dressmaking school on January 4 at Mrs. M. O. Faster residence in Sidney Nebraska. The course covers dressmaking sewing fitting and assembling gowns. Terry has run over 180 schools. if not satisfied no charges. Visitors welcome and apprentices wanted.
Spencer W Warner presents a three evening travelogue from January 25 to 27 at 8 pm in the High School Assembly. Season tickets cost 59 and 35 cents. general admission is 25 and 15 cents. Under the auspices of the HS Lecture Course Committee.
Three First National Bank of Sidney certificates of deposit allegedly lost in Sidney or Peetz Colorado. Reward offered at five percent upon return. Contact C G Lesueur.
William F Schwartz of the North Divide visited the city Tuesday and had his mail redirected to Gurley amid ongoing renovations at the Sidney Electric Service plant including a new office floor and other upgrades.
Property offering for lease 1 360 acres of good unimproved prairie in tracts sized for three or five years. Contact Andrew Miler in Frankfort Indiana for terms and availability.
Notice advertises a sight-room house for rent in Morrow addition with contact inquiries directed to Mrs Ollie Camblin for details and availability.
Livoni and Son sells the Absolutely Guaranteed Sandbo Self Starter for Ford vehicles priced at fourteen dollars. The listing emphasizes reliability and value in replacement parts offered by the retailer.
Henry Anderson, an old time rancher of Bronson Precinct, transacted business in the county seat Monda.
John Eckert of Davison precinct has remained in town all week to care for his father Jacob Eeck ert who has been ill, according to local reports.
J B W Haiston operates the store cheerfully trying many items in stock while T H Thornburg attends the Denver stock show. Haiston reports offering some rare bargains he found or offered on the job.
The Sidney Mercantile Store has installed a fine new gasoline lighting plant and their departments are beautifully dominated there. Through his neighbor, John Bittner, Oscar Brandt has sold his ranch southeast of town and will give possession for this season's cropping. B W Frazey went to Hillsdale, Montana, Friday and remained until Monday visiting a brother. They enjoyed a fine coyote hunt together. Word has been received here that Fred Parks, our local middleweight, is making good progress under the direction of young Corbett in Denver.
The King's Daughters gathered Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clark Fuller in the D R Jones residence. They enjoyed a pleasant time with full attendance and good fellowship.
Miss Coral Thompson Morrill County superintendent spent Saturday in the city with Miss Mc Fadden Horace Moore Harry Seleh Tom Thornburg and Mike Gilson for a party tap xe to the stack show in Denver. They went over Tuesday and stayed until Friday. Dr and Mrs Hedlund Mrs Christensen and Jo Ho Willis were Dalton residents visiting Sidney Wednesday to learn about a county court case heard that day.
Mrs Floyd Jones and Miss Sadie Henderson of Oshkosh visited Friday to Sunday at the N G Brewer home. The Misses Brewer drove them Sunday to Potter to visit relatives.
The office announces availability of daily House Journal copies donated by Representative W L Bates of Lincoln. The note invites interested readers to access the journals at the office to review the noted matters and proceedings.
Miss Anna McFadden and her sister Miss Rose McFadden attended a county superintendents convention in Lincoln and returned home yesterday after traveling there Monday and staying several days.
Judge and Mrs Joseph Oberfeller hosted a five course dinner Sunday evening for Mr Lane Ford Dodge and Miss Adelle Nicker son. After the meal the guests were entertained at the Ideal Picture Theatre by the host and hostess.
Alex Sanderson and his wife with four children and his mother in law left Thursday for their final destination in Sheridan Oregon where they may locate They have been guests for ten days of Judge Chambers and wife Mr Sanderson is a brother of Mrs Chambers.
Miss Lena Jessen came back Saturday from Omaha where she stayed with friends and temporarily relieved Miss Myrtle Lancaster as deputy county treasurer while Lancaster enjoys a needed vacation. Lancaster visited Miss Nannie Anderson in Denver for sightseeing.
New York Mayor Mitchell and San Francisco Mayor Rolph plan a telephone conversation next Monday on Sireet Wire. It marks the first cross continent call between city officials, not restricted to telephone company executives, signaling a historic municipal link.
Mr and Mrs Harry Stover entertained guests for Mr and Mrs Edward Stover of Danvers on January 16. The main card game of the evening was 500. Miss Dorothy Lindberg and Mr Frank Habler tied with Miss Lindberg drawing the lucky number.
RP Simpson and wife enjoyed a visit Thursday and Friday from U S Sovereign of Pay City Michigan. He is Floyd Simpson's father in law, a stock holder in North American Construction Co. and in Aladdin Theater Co., recently incorporated for 50000 in Bay City which has a fine theater. Floyd Simpson serves as Secretary-Treasurer. Sovereign planned to Portland Oregon then California to supervise a government building.
About 200000 gypsies roam Hungary and are regarded as dangerous for their thieving propensities. They are not moved from towns, while villages tolerate them for only two days.
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