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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1914
Page
8
Dust proof letter files for sale by the Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
The Stone Barn will be open during the day only, closing at 6 p.m., and will remain closed all night. The Palace Barn is open both night and day, and patrons should bring their horses to this barn after 6 p.m. LIVONI & PEEL, Props.
Choice young full blood Polled Durham Bulls advertised for sale at an interesting price. Interested buyers urged to write to J. W. Held the Auctioneer in Sterling Colorado.
Pure Bred Brown Leghorn roosters and Pure Bred Poland-China boar listed by GC J OSBORN.
J W Bowers offers to trade two rentals for improved land in Cheyenne County. A brick 8 room terrace and a 5 room modern cottage each rent for 20 dollars monthly, total value 6000 dollars. Address 1212 South Lincoln Street Denver Colorado.
Twelve volumes of Chadman's Encyclopedia of Law as good as new offered at a discount. Inquire at this office for details and price.
Six-bottom self-lift Avery engine plow offered as new condition at a bargain. First buyer by March first to Holtmann Bros Box 421 Lodgepole Neb. Contact Holtmann Bros for details and location.
Lot of 160 acres of good level land located seven miles northwest of Sidney. It is the southeast quarter of section 27 in township 15, range 50. Price is $20 per acre and available immediately. Contact T. B. Bowman in Boone, Nebraska.
FOR RENT-480 acre farm with 170 acres in cultivation and good improvements four miles east of Sidney contact owner Ray R Smith Okeene Oklahoma FOR SALE-Three lots close in call at this office for details.
Adolph Swenson tailor provides repairing cleaning and pressing at the Gapen Building offering ladies and gents suits to order with diligent workmanship and prompt service.
Public notice requires all individuals who received blank form 1040 to file with the Collector of Internal Revenue in Omaha. Partnerships must file individual returns. Those liable who did not receive forms should apply by letter to Ness L. Hammond in Omaha or Geo C Humphrey in Grand Island.
A special examination in all subjects required for a county certificate will be held on Saturday February 21 with scheduling adjustments for Friday and Saturday subjects. No examination at high schools. Normal Training students may take the work at the county superintendent’s office in Sidney under Edith M. Stark, County Supt.
Wanted to buy horses running 1100 to 1300 pounds aged 4 to 12 years. Also seeking wagons and harness for cash. Call at Mrs. Haskell's G. C. Phillips.
For Sale Cheap good heavy gelding and some young mares with foal. Write C SHARMON Sterling Cole Rural Route. FOR RENT 4 room house Close in Inquire at Telegraph office. WANTED Competent girl for general housework Good wages Mrs L O FUNDINGSLAND T BE. Quinn was in the city Monday bringing Mrs A Johnston Mrs Quinns mother to go to her home east of Dalton.
Town invites all locals to a Sunday dinner at the Pacific Hotel from 12 to 2. Price set at 50 cents, with special appeal to townspeople to attend.
Burlington agent M A Shipman reports satisfaction at installing sanitary toilets in both waiting rooms of the depot now that the sewer is available. Co W Hornaday spent two days in Denver on business linked to the store he runs. A late basketball game drew a huge crowd as Scottsbluff and Sidney clashed, with tom toms and red flags signaling a heated confrontation.
Omaha Jan. 28 Gen Frederick Funston is ordered to command the Fifth brigade with headquarters at Omaha. He wins early honors with Kansas Twentieth in the Spanish American War and is now at Honolulu, set to start for the United States at once.
The new state laboratory is nearly ready and accepting applications for chemical water analysis. Seward residents report unsanitary town water and seek purity judgments. North Platte farmers complain septic tank failures contaminate river water cattle drink, requesting relief.
Stapleton Nebraska on January 29 reports the state railway commission ordered two local telephone companies to revert the toll from 20 cents back to 10 cents for calls between Stapleton and Dandy three miles distant. The higher charge was alleged as a line charge and deemed forbidden in the commission’s letter.
A public sale advertised by John Litty is set for next week with the sale date listed as February 11th. The notice confirms the event and organizer with minimal remaining details.
Local and personal notes recount visitors from Dalton, Omaha, Sunol, Potter, and Lodgepole. Mentions include births, recoveries, and travels such as Eva Seidow and mother to Omaha, Otto Kurz and wife from Denver, Barbara Collart recovering from pneumonia, and Dr. Webster’s absence for North River dates until February 6.
D M Reider travels with a cane and remains slow to recover from a rheumatism attack, hindering his normal activities and daily routine.
Chris Livoni returned with his wife and child after visiting Denver Sunday and the couple’s stay with Mrs. Rinehart and family extended a fort night. Mrs. Livoni had spent the earlier days with her sister.
Mrs Mollie Morrow sister of Mrs Banta was summoned to her home in Macon Missouri due to the illness of a daughter She had not completed her visit but departed Tuesday morning.
Leon Fine and four brothers joined Masons in Bridgeport Tuesday to perform the third degree. W. B. Simms of Arnold Nebraska, brother of Mrs. L. A. Brown, left Friday after a week in Sidney and Colorado. He admired Sidney and would welcome another visit in the future.
German Lutheran services will be held at the Dunkard church Sunday at 3 00 p m.
Mr A V Wirt remains in critical condition as his wife Mrs A V Wirt travels to Omaha to be with him amid his father’s grave illness.
Father Link pastor announces evening service at 7 30 next Sunday Mass at 7 45 instruction each Saturday at 2 o clock with parish activities at St Patrick's Catholic Church.
Harry Mitchell pastor schedules Sunday services at 10 for Bible school and 11 and 7:30 for preaching. Evening 6:30 offers Christian Endeavor. Thursday afternoons host the Willing Workers meeting.
Christ Episcopal Church will celebrate Holy Eucharist next Sunday at 11 a.m. A Corbett, Priest.
Rev J H Utesch pastor prints service times 11 a m and 7 30 p m on Sundays with Sunday school at 10 a m Choir practice Tuesdays at 8 p m Dorcas Society meets Thursdays at member homes Church council meets first Monday evenings Confirmation class 2 p m Saturdays in winter months
Rev Hayes pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. League services at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. H A Swain will sing Abide With Me at the evening service in the Lutheran church. The Rev F Lacelles, the priest designated to lead the Episcopal church, is expected to arrive mid next week. Duplex envelopes have been ordered and will arrive soon to aid collection for church support and benevolence funds.
The ten cent social held last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mick drew ninety five attendees and raised ten dollars for the Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian church. The Lutheran church winter communion was moved to February 15 and parishioners from un affiliated churches are invited to commune and unite with the Lutherans. Congregational leaders elected at the annual meeting include Elders Hugh Moore and H R Fuller and Deacons L Jessen and August Granneman. Trustees were tasked to fix church door security minor repairs to the bell and to obtain price quotes for ceiling work. Church council members will meet February 2 to elect a secretary and treasurer. Miss Harriet Radcliffe received a Christmas electric percolator from Trinity Lutheran Church members in appreciation of her organist service. The choir and ladies enjoyed coffee from the new device during and after events in the following days.
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