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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
8
Classified items include horses for sale and stray notices with rewards, a two story residence for sale by Home Land Company, auto drives contact, relinquishment for sale cheap, a Handy Block Machine advertised for farm use, framing services by S R Sweet and Hornadsy bargain counters. Partnerships and local business names cited include C J Osborn H H Bockstadter and Western Realty Co.
Auction notices list sale of 15 horses 16 cattle and stock hogs with farm machinery at the Gould ranch 124 miles northeast of Sidney Nebraska. Terms include cash under 10 and credit on larger sums with 10 percent interest. Lunch served. owners F D Gould and E L Uptegrove. Also notices of stabled horses missing and available city lots and a house for rent.
The firm of Harper and Wright has dissolved the partnership and must close all outstanding accounts. Accounts are in my hands for settlement. after a short period, unsettled accounts will be turned to an attorney for collection. Please call at once to arrange settlement.
A unsigned plea urges debtors to settle accounts promptly to help the book keeper and ensure a good record as the time for posting books approaches. Simon Fishman signs the note.
House ad lists a Radiant Home hard coal stove with about two tons of coal, a 6 hole steel kitchen range, and a No. 18 Round Oak heating stove. Inquiries at The Telegraph office. North-side residence includes four lots and a barn. Price two thousand dollars, terms on application. Home Land Company.
Local snippets list residents and visitors in Sidney including L Tate of Lodgepole in town, Geo Buzza and Frank Goodwin of Kimball visiting, Mrs B A Jones convalescing, Myron Kruse improving after pneumonia threat, and others on trips to Omaha Alliance Denver and Lyons. The Foss Theater buyers gain votes for a popular lady contest with a prize. A shoe repair shop opens after Samuel Brown rents Tucker shop. Dog tax enforcement warns untagged dogs will be killed. New candy stock at Jackson’s Ten Cent Store.
An advertisement from Jackson Furniture Co. notes a staff need for general house work. The notice also says phonographs talking machines records and sheet music have moved to the Ten Cent Store due to space limits, with remaining goods kept at prior prices and ten cent terms.
S. R. Sweet opens a store with gun and ammunition stock and newly received wallpaper sample books. A rentable basement room is advertised with steam heat and electric lights. The Telegraph office advertises rent inquiries and a wanted typewriter. C J Osborn offers sweet cream from Idelwild ranch. Gasoline engines Chore Boy and Hired Man are marketed by Jackson Furniture Company.
The notice directs readers to 8. R. Sweet as a go to source for varnishes and mentions an upcoming full line of mixed paints becoming available.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co claim long-standing honesty and financial ability. National Bank of Commerce, Ohio, endorses. Hall's Catarrh Cure 75 cents per bottle, testimonials free. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Fragmentary figures show Yeomen Reserve and Invested General Fund figures for 1910 1911 with total assets and net increases in membership and benefit membership. The text lists period totals and mentions several period items including claims paid and various publications. A stray notice about a brown mare missing from a ranch at Sidney Nebraska appears with a contact by T M Bickett and a local advertisement for wallpaper and a liniment.
Mrs Grace E Rose expresses gratitude to all who donated to her husband’s funeral costs and especially to the leaders who organized the petition. She invites further contact to Reverend John Kleinsorg of Pesolum Illinois regarding the land offer of 160 acres at a net price.
Notice states the general hardware plumbing and beating business dissolved by mutual consent on November 28 1910 Charles M Wright retires and remaining partner Charles E Harper assumes all debts and continues business in Sidney Cheyenne county Nebraska Witnessed November 29 1910 by Charles E Harper and Charles M Wright
Adolf Swenson purchases Mrs. Tuckers stock and starts his own venture in the front basement of the Gapen Building. Board and room available by inquiry with Mrs. Hudeou.
A humorous remark notes Jaggs survived a vehicle accident without injuries despite being heavily intoxicated. The exchange highlights life’s bitter sweet balance as he remains intact while alcohol governs his condition.
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