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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1915
Page
8
A small Cheyenne County section map offered for sale by The Telegraph with a five cent price. The notice mentions dentistry, Firet class prices, E. W Moururss with a phone, and dual proof letters filed for sale. Subscriptions to all magazines and periodicals are accepted at this office with apply anytime.
Bentley Land Co advertises a $500,000 loan on Cheyenne County hinds with reasonable terms and no delays. For particulars inquire of Bentley Land Co. For rent front basement in the Gupen building, inquire at this office.
One quarter block in the best residential district in Sidney located one block from the schoolhouse. Cement walk and trees. Inquire of Fundingsland Investment Co Sidney Nebraska. I am conducting a cream station opposite the Brown Palace Livery barn north and solicit your patronage. Lowest weight and test given. Highest market price paid. A B Knox.
FOR SALE. A new honey comb radiator for Ford car and a storage battery. LEO Js OSBORN FOR SALE 160 acres land near Sidney in Neb. Three and one half miles south of Sidney. LOST in Sidney or Peetz three certificates of deposit at First National Bank of Sidney. Will pay five percent for return. C G LE SUECA TO LEASE 1360 acres prairie in tracts for 3 or 5 years. Address Andrew Miller Frankfort Indiana.
Notice offers a front upstairs room in the Gapen Building with electric light steam heat and hot and cold water suitable for an office or sleeping room inquiry at The Telegraph office
For sale a six room house and lot featuring shade trees and access to electric water, sewer and cold water inside the house. Inquire of Mrs Ao Lindberg.
Price listing from Sidney shows Macaroni wheat at per bushel Red Wheat at per bushel Oats at per bushel Rye at per bushel Corn at per bushel Butter and Cream per unit Potatoes per 100 pounds Loose hay priced from 8 to 10 dollars per ton Young chickens priced per pound Old hens priced per pound.
For sale or trade, $6400 stock of clothing shoes and gents furnishing goods. Exchange for Cheyenne or Logan County lands in Colorado. Goods sold at cost price with land at fair valuation. 80 acres under cultivation, 27 miles southwest of Omaha Nebraska. Farm at $89 per acre for Logan or Cheyenne County land. A hotel and paying proposition in Brush, Colorado, for land. Write EF Whitelock, Peetz, Colo.
Prospecting buyers learn of a six room bungalow with water and sewer inside the house a barn and a sidewalk to the post office. Located one block from the new school house the owner will sacrifice for a quick sale with part terms. Inquire W A Reed.
For sale or trade an irrigation outfit includes a 15 horse portable Olds engine gasoline or kerosene and a 5 inch centrifugal American pump. Used only three weeks. Write RG Knapp Odessa Nebraska for particulars.
Advertises guaranteed pure regenerated Swedish select oats at 75 cents per bushel in Illinois Houston area listings.
The Sidney Electric Harness and Shoe Shop relocates to the McIntosh block offering more room to serve customers. Drop in and have a smoke. THOMAS OLSEN.
Trade wanted notice seeking three new modern bungalows in Hanscom Park Omaha in exchange for land in Cheyenne or adjoining counties worth about nine thousand dollars. Respond to B. M care Sidney Telegraph Sidney Nebraska.
The Catholic ladies will hold a bake sale on Saturday February 6 at Rummelhart's jewelry store. Come early and get good things for Sunday.
For sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska three miles northeast of Potter at 2500 dollars per acre. Small down payment with balance at purchaser's option at 6 percent interest. CHAS STEIGER 568 Golden Gate Ave San Francisco Calif.
Reports from Innsbruck claim Emperor Francis Joseph plans to abdicate after a Berlin visit by Archduke Charles Francis and Baron von Burian. The move is said to stem from disagreement with William II on military matters and peace policy, with a desire to leave a free hand to his successor.
Interstate Commission granted authority to raise rates east of Chicago to 2 1/2 cents per mile. Westward lines plan to demand a similar 0.5 cent per mile increase starting February 1. Railroad men say it will be a cooperative push by all western roads, not a single line, to lift passenger charges along a north south divider near Chicago.
The Lady Maccabees held a Thursday evening installation of officers after business hours, with a social and lunch. Officers installed included Commander Lady Isa bella Zimmer, Lieutenant Commander Lady Elizabeth Tobin, Past Commander Lady Lulu McDaniel, Chaplain Lady Constance Corbett, Lady at Arms Lady Jona Griffith, Sergeant Lady Grace Barrow, Record Keeper Lady Edna Granneman, Finance Auditor Lady Grace Riggs, Sentinel Lady Anna Hart Pickett, Official Prompter Lady Ida Ahrens, Musician Lady Mona Corbett.
The program of the Cheyenne County Teachers Association will be held at Dalton on February 6. The event is described as always an interesting time in Dalton.
QO. Aurich and Ed Aurich of Davi son precinct attended county seat business on Tuesday. They reside on the Gustafson ranch. They say one heavy snow remains in their area and soil conditions are highly favorable for spring cropping and for winter wheat.
Our Correspondents report Potter events with councilman Ed Thornburg and Ar vil Alendrikson at the Denver stock show. Christ Anderson bought the Babcock bungalow. Mrs E C Banta and Mrs Ray Babcock made fashionable calls. Mrs Joseph Johnson helped in C W s store this week. Birth day cakes trend at school. Mrs B F Thornburg hosted Mr and Mrs Matthews and Mrs Reader. Mr Tigh visiting North Bend Nebraska. Mrs F Thornburg hosted luncheon. Mrs L C Sherman was guest. Mrs Andrew Nelson to entertain Epworth League on Feb 5. Roy McAdam returns from Denver. Geo Thornburg from Redington. Guild meets in February hosted by Mrs Robert Gunterson. Mr and Mrs August Alson went to California before settling in town. Mr Biggs and wife visited Cheyenne. Dr Ames installed screens on sleeping porch. Cinderella social held Wednesday night, well received. Rev Hanson started a church question box for sermons. Lutheran Guild to meet with Mrs P Hansen. public school teachers to host Saturday 30th. Miss Adams to be thanked for goodies. The play The Burglar by Kimball amateurs at Thornburg Hall drew good house. Frail ties of women depicted six lonely women fearing a burglar. acting praised. negligee costumes pretty. Mrs Matthews humorous selections well received. Mrs Nettleton admirable in readings. music good. Critics desired more serious pieces. Potter hopes for professional work. Nettletons promise to return with heavier pieces and a woman violinist to sustain.
The Essig Store states that ten percent interest will be charged on all last year’s accounts. For all new accounts, ten percent interest will be charged after thirty days.
A fox nearly died when a pack of hounds and a terrier felled it during the chase. The animal appeared strangled as it hung by the scruff, eyes closed and jaws open. It was released and fled toward cover at London Station.
Miss Vane accuses another of talking about her while Miss Spertz confirms a remark about hatred. The exchange includes hedged comments and partial corrections, reflecting social tension and unclear intent among the speakers.
The advertisement touts a bakery offering fresh bread rolls biscuits and daily specials with high quality ingredients and scrupulously clean facilities. It promises the best quality breadstuff at the lowest prices and highlights variety in shapes and sizes across all bread styles.
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