Local Classifieds and Offers Snapshot
Local ads show dentistry and ready made clothing lines at Thornbury's. Wellner offers resident lots in Sidney Blocks at 320 dollars. phono and records moved to Ten Cent Store with unchanged prices. Jackson Furniture Co lists fresh stock. garage space for rent and car storage at five dollars monthly. Mrs Jeavie B Stokes offers magazine subscriptions and clubbing rates. Diarrhoea remedy from Chamberlain’s advertised for quick relief. For sale by all dealers.
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Jackson Furniture Co
Local Classifieds Offer Goods and Services in Sidney Neb
The notices list gasoline engines the Chore Boy and Hired Man at $45 and $55, a five passenger auto and deriving team for sale or trade, magazine offers The Delineator and Everybodys for $1.90, a fireproof safe, gun repair at Jacksons, two cottages and room for rent, liquid wood veneer, Thornburgs suits, and employment for a girl for general house work. Various names and contact notes appear including Sidney Neb, Mrs Stokes, Chas Callahan, Rudolph Kruse, Mrs E W Marleau, Mrs Pfeifer, and Mrs W E Swatzlander.
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Sidney
Neb
Pasture for Fifty Head of Horses Near Sidney Neb
Inquire of C. F. Livoni three miles south of Sidney Nebraska about pasture for fifty head of horses.
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C. F. Livoni
Sidney
Olean Hotel Dining Room and Home Care Notes
Attention travelers. The Olean Hotel offers a dining room with home cooked meals. Mrs M B Stanton in Sidney Neb advertises lodging and care for expectant mothers at her Woods property on Front Street, phone 182. Also notes on sale of a seven room house, various estrays with rewards, and an electric self winding regulator for sale at Woe's Jewelry Store.
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Olean
In the Woods
Front Street
M.B Stanton
Sidney
Furniture and household items offered for inquiry
An advertisement lists Saue-Rocking chair, couch, book-case, writing desk, marnea chair and other furniture for sale or inquiry at the house or hall where the items are available for viewing.
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Saue
Rhruse
For Rent New Cottage in Sidney Neb Address J O Lon
For rent at once a new cottage in Sidney Nebraska benefits include lights water and bath cellar shade and good neighborhood. Apply to J O Lon.
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J. O. Lon
Sidney, Neb
New Front Street Restaurant Promotes Dining Room for Ladies
A new Front Street eatery advertises a dining room for ladies offering fresh pie and cake. The brief notice highlights welcome dining options and pastry offerings.
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Front Street
Library Fund Lunch Counter July 4th Appeal
Community fundraiser runs on the Rest Room lawn offering sandwiches cookies cakes and lemonade to support the Library Fund. Volunteers invite patrons to visit, enjoy treats, and help support local library services with a purchase.
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Library Fund
Local notes show a string of visits and ill health
Mitchell is improved. Merrick was in Denver. Mrs. Schwartz improving after operation. 112 degree thermometer in Sidney. Light from Shelton a guest at the Olean. Elizabeth Merrick ill at the Olean. Neubauer visiting in Denver. Acklum of Lincoln a guest at the Olean. Oosterhoudt ill but improving. Brown and children back from eastern trip. Ernest Worden’s house near July 15 occupancy. Edna Mantor of Lodge Pole visiting Mantor home. Mrs. George T. Buzza visiting sister near Peetz. Janesta Clark leaves for Cheyenne to clerk in dry goods. Mrs. Andrew Nelson discharged from hospital. Shoemaker family visiting in Portland. Olean group to picnic at Tobin’s Lake July 4 with two cars of fun-lovers.
Railroad Notes and Local Happenings in Sidney
Miss Grace Chadwell laid off several days this week. W W Rich of Hot Springs stayed at the U P Hotel on the 26th. Stock shipments have begun from the west. the U P runs one train daily. Dr Lester and wife of Alliance registered at the U P Hotel Sunday. Three cars of beer arrived Thursday and July 4 fireworks were prepared for Sid ney saloonists. Superintendent Pickenpaugh and Trainmaster Pate of the Burlington visited Sidney on Friday. C D Henderson resigned from the Burlington. S A Wallick of Lincoln succeeds him. Engine 119 now carries the test once conducted on engine 230. J F Mahl, Assistant Superintendent of Maintenance, has his private car at Sidney and tests passenger engines on the fourth district. Bob Sampson attended a large party at Pine Bluffs Monday night with Cheyenne orchestra and many guests. Superintendent Jack killed a rattlesnake near the office last week. earlier doubts gave way when the snake proved real. Boilers on fourth district freight engines are being washed at Sidney as Cheyenne round house undergoes changes. Two Italian boiler washers from Cheyenne moved to Sidney to handle extra work. A Cheyenne Board of Inquiry on June 26, 1911, investigated a collision between engine 503 and train 61 near the east switch at Sherman on June 24. Engineer J E Coolican of engine 503 was found responsible for failing to be properly protected by a flagman due to limited visibility on a four degree curve.
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Cheyenne
J. F. Mahl
Sidney
Bob Sampson
Pine Bluffs
Jack
Fourth District
Round House
Sherman
J. E. Coolican
Local notes from North Platte and surrounding towns
Mr Hahler of North Platte transacting business on Friday. Henry Blome, a young farmer of North Divide, reports crops growing. Louis Waltz returning to Lockhaven Pa after visiting his son J O Waltz for three weeks. James Hazelwood, Mr and Mrs Foster and Miss Maude Hanks fished at Lodgepole and Tobin's Lake with varying reports. Miss Hanks heads home to Tilden Neb. Mrs Burch, visiting Sidney and the homestead, returns to Hebron Neb, leaving many warm friends behind.
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Mr. Hahler
North Platte
Joe Hahler
Louis Waltz
J. O. Waltz
Yester
Lockhaven
James Hazelwood
Foster
Carey couple travel from North Platte to Portland
E A Carey and his wife, residents of North Platte, were Burlington passengers bound for Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday morning.
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E. A. Carey
North Platte
Burlington
Portland
Oregon
Potter trainer Dr. Alfred Murless Visits Parents This Week
Dr. Alfred Murless of Potter spent several days this week with his parents Dr and Mrs E Murless.
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Alfred Murless
Potter
Mrs
E. Murless
For Sale Spring chickens fifty cents apiece
Advertisement notes sale of spring chickens at fifty cents each. Seller listed as FRED SEEGER.
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Fred Seeger
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised With 100 Dollar Reward
The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case. It states F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio are trustworthy after 15 years of business, cites a national bank endorsement, and claims the remedy works by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle.
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F J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F J Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Ohio
Hall
Sidney school census shows 330 pupils age five to twenty one
L. O. Fundingsland and family and R. E. Morgan and family enjoyed Colorado mountain air this week. The Sidney district census lists 330 children ages five to twenty one. Howard Robbins and family and Mr Bailey of Chap pell visited Sidney for trading. Weather notes report rain in Grand Island and other regions, while Wahoo misses rain for five weeks. Joel Wickard and wife from Dalton opened a restaurant there. Dr. Stauffer left for Indianapolis representing Northern Assurance Co of Michigan.
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Sidney
Howard Robbins
Mr. Bailey
Chappell
Ball Game Set at Old Grounds in Morrow Addition
Sunday afternoon at 2 30 two teams Lodgepole and Sidney will play at the old ball grounds in Morrow addition. Citizens urged to come out and root for their team.
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Morrow
Lodgepole
Sidney
Mini Pulpit Exchange Set for Sidney Ministers
Rev Eugene Markley of Kim Ball will swap pulpits with Rev Zinnecker at Sidney next Sunday. Markley will preach both morning and evening at the M. E. Church. Come out and hear him.
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Eugene Markley
Kimball
Zinnecker
Sidney
Markley
M. E. Church
Local Notes and Family Updates from Lodgepole and Beyond
Miss Edna Allen returns from a visit with her brother in Lodgepole. Mrs. Dawson learns of her brother in law’s serious illness in San Francisco and may travel soon. Mrs. Pfeifer comes back from vacation and resumes work, traveling with Mrs. Oberfelder and daughters Claribel and Hazel. Oberfelder party ends a pleasant trip to Cheyenne Denver and Colorado Springs. Ferdinand Kruse celebrates his fourth birthday with sixteen young friends, who declare him a jolly host.
Potatoes in Excellent Condition Reported by Cheyenne Growers
James Ward and Patrick Kee nan of Ickes two large potato growers in Cheyenne county were in Sidney yesterday and report potatoes in excellent growing condition. Mr and Mrs Seeger and daughter Mary returned Wednesday from a visit with Mrs Seeger's parents near Dalton and with friends in Dalton. WANTED Experienced girl for general house work.
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James Ward
Patrick Keenan
Ickes
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Mrs. Seeger
Mary
Mrs. Strotman
Dalton
Friinds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Black Hills
Wolf's Jewelry Store
E. W. Maruless
THE
Telegraph
Thornbury’s
Lota
Wellner
Gua Wellner
Jackson
Sweet
Magaziner
Jeavie B Stokes
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Woman's Home Companion
American Delineator
Everybody's
the Popular
System
Success
the Etude
the Housekeeper
Cosmopolitan
Motor
Motor Boating
Literary Digest
National Poet
Youth's Companion
Century
St. Nicholas
Blue Book
Episcopal Church
Pomeroy
Ned
Jackson Furniture Company
Sweet's
Mrs. Stokes
Chas. Callahan
Cleburne Block
Thornburg
Rudolph Kruse
Jackson's
William Smith
Mitchell
E. W.marlleau
Pfeifer
Sidney Mercantile Company
Bhencework
W.E. Swatzlander
P. O
Simla
John Anderson
Postoffice
S.R. Sweet
Blome Bros
Poland-China
Kears
Higgins, Neb
Dalton State Bank
McFadden
Lodggpole
Libby & Wyatt
Sidney Neb
N. C. Merrick
Denver
E. L. Light
Shelton, Neb
Elizabeth Merrick
Mrs. Neubauer
Miss Neubauer
G. W. Acklum
Lincoln
F. E. Brown
Ernest Worden
Edna Mantor
H. E. Mantor
George T. Buzza
Mrs. Puthoff
Peetz
Janesta Clark
Andrew Nelson
Mrs. W. J. Shoemaker
Henrietta
Mrs. Shoemaker
Portland, Oregon
Tobin's Lake
Ancient Order of United Workmen OF
Nebraska
Sidney Lodge No. 196
W. J. Shoemaker
Everett L. Foster
Railroad Notes
Grace Chadwell
W. W. Rich
Hot Springs
U. P
James Quinn
Roy Taylor
Lester
Alliance
Pickenpaugh
Pate
C. D. Henderson
S. A Wallick
C. C. Darnell
Sutton & Sons
Henry Blome
North Divide
L. O. Fundingsland
R. E. Morgan
Colorado
Grand Island
Joel Wickard
Nellie Dedrick
Wahoo
Stone Hotel
John Clarke
Cheyenne County Abstract
C. M. Hadley
T Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
American Fidelity Cs
Susie Tucker
Edith Morrison
W. Klein
Edna Allen
J. D. McDaniel
Knight and Campbell Music Company
Ferdinand Kruse
Ferdinand
R G. Lowe
Sidney Bondedits and Abstract Co
F. A. King, Pres
Cleburne Building
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