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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
4
New books at Jackson's Bee Hive Store invite readers to browse. For sale or trade: three roller mill with 6 HP Fairbanks Morse engine ideal for grinding whole wheat flour or feed. Contact B W Frazey Sidney Nebraska by phone, mail, or in person.
An eight room house with barn fruit and shade trees and conveniences is for sale or rent two blocks north of Union depot. Also a sixteen room house for Morrow addition. Inquiries to B W Fraszey Sidney Nebraska. Other listings include a well located lot for sale with monthly payments possible, Ice Boxes wanted by Jackson and Sor, roomers and table boarders wanted by Mrs Fred Dresser, auto livery in city for twenty five cents, and six room modern rent house in Greenlee area. Also sale of West Half and Southeast quarter of section 2 township 15 range 51 Cheyenne County Nebraska by P Quinn Lake View Iowa.
A local lender announces farm loans at a very reasonable rate. Interested farmers are invited to visit the office in the Fandingsland block to apply.
For sale or trade for livestock or a five passenger car. Six room house in Potter with a 16 by 36 barn with hayloft and four lots. Equipped with electric lights and city water. Address W A Bundy Potter Nebraska.
Two year old registered Shorthorn bull for sale. Sired by quality stock. Located one mile from Marlow sidetrack. Seller: W. F. Moore.
Ball game tomorrow prompts fans to back Sidney on their home diamond while play aims to humiliate visiting Kimball. The note also mentions Mr and Mrs nea Bartholomew and Mr and Mrs Glenn Bliss returning to Sidney Thursday after a Denver honeymoon.
The Christian congregation held a July picnic last Monday at Olson's ranch with a large crowd enjoying a general good time and many dishes.
Omaha lawyer Edson Rich will meet with Cheyenne and Morrill county commissioners Monday regarding the county’s case against Johnson, Rich's client.
Carl Dewey will arrive on the 15th to assume management of the local Telephone Exchange, filling the position left vacant by the resignation of D. E. Reider. The change marks a leadership shift in the town’s communications hub.
A motorcycle with two passengers toured here Wednesday carrying a Boise Idaho pennant. They were headed east and the riders, a man and wife, appeared to have trouble finding stable seating on the motorcycle saddles.
E W Rummelhart the jeweler proves the town’s favorite as his auction of jewelry cut glass and silver unfolds. Housewives inspect bargains and linger over featured pieces amid bidding excitement.
Advertises an improved 480 acre farm one mile south of Clarata. Describes the west half and southeast quarter of section 2 township 15 range 51 Cheyenne county. Offers sale of all or part with good terms. Written by P Quinn Lake View Iowa.
Fundingland Transfer Co advertises a carload of Mar shal Oils and greases calling them the real Pennsylvania oil and invites readers to call for prices.
Dr Glenn Bliss and Miss Dorothy Lindberg wed in Denver last Saturday, starting a joint journey with hosts Mr and Mrs Leo Bartholomew. Bliss, a Sidney dentist, is a popular social figure. Mrs Bliss is Telegraph linotype operator noted for her capability. The couple plans to reside in Sidney after their honeymoon tour.
Lee A Bartholomew and Miss Margaret Kelly were married last Sunday July 4 at the bride’s home in Sidney. The ceremony was led by Reverend Father Link with Roy Greenlee as best man and Berniece Kelly as bridesmaid. A four course dinner followed and the couple left for a Denver honeymoon after a Peetz farewell. The Telegraph offers best wishes to the newlyweds as they plan to reside in Sidney.
Charles Ed LaMon and May Dorothea Barnes of Alliance were married July 7 in this town by Rev. G. R. Miller at the Christian church.
Henry E. Cook and Elnora Drumm of Denver were married on July 7 by County Judge Chambers.
A brief classified notice announcing a sale inquiry directed to George K Jorgenson located in Potter Nebraska seeking interested buyers or details about the listing.
A notice records a Thoroughbred Holstein bull listed within the quire of S P Jones. Details are sparse, noting ownership inquiry and cataloging in a local agricultural or livestock listing. The fragmentary item emphasizes branding and pedigree context for the animal.
Miss Welcher of Des Moines visits her cousin Mrs. Hardy, enhancing family ties in the Iowa city.
We offer guaranteed Plymouth Standard twine at very low prices. Call now to place your order and ensure you have the twine you need when you need it.
The July regular examination for teachers moves from the 15th and 16th to July 29th and 30th in Sidney. Exams cover County City State and Life certificates and reading circle grades. Anna McFadden, County Superintendent, asks notice. The local baseball team played Sterling, losing 10 to 6 on Sunday, then winning 9 to 2 on Monday with improved form.
Ordie Weston traveled to Padroni Colorado on Friday to spend the weekend with friends, enjoying a brief respite away from home.
Mias Bordwell remains at home seriously affected by a persistent indigestion condition. Her illness has prompted concern among family and nearby neighbors who wish her a quick recovery and rest.
Mrs Plains of Des Moines visits Mrs Hall while Roy Darnell joins the Dalton celebrators last Monday. Miss Eva Miles stays Denver two weeks. Mrs Cross of Chicago visits O. R. Owens family. R. M. Perkins and family attended Dalton festivities last Monday. Mrs Gates renovates home. Mrs Pridmore, mother of Mrs Hall, returns to Broken Bow. Miss Neubauer ill with neuritis. Owens family spent the third in Dalton. Sheffield and Jackson celebrate Fourth in North Platte.
William Schimpf and George Joseph called in from Trognitz precinct on Wednesday. Mrs L H Whitman of Bridgeport visits her daughter Mrs Miles. J M Swenson hosted land men Friday, some contracting for land. County court remained calm, fining one drunk ten dollars plus costs. Fred Hart and wife traveled from their Davison precinct ranch to the county seat Wednesday. Mr and Mrs O R Owens and guest Mrs Cross went to Kimball and back Tuesday. T E Wood returns from eastern towns Lincoln and Hastings. Mrs W M French and Mrs P R Simpson of the south divide shopped in Sidney last Wednesday. M D Van Dyke of Oklahoma City was here two days last week visiting his niece. Mrs R E L Jackson and Mr and Mrs Andrew Hamilton of Denver arrived Wednesday to visit relatives. Mrs Hamilton is Hart's niece.
H G Miller and wife Minnie Miller and Mr Folkerts were an automobile party seen in town Tuesday from Weyerts country highlighting local social travel and a cordial community moment.
Mrs. D. P. Evans and her daughters have returned to Cheyenne after a pleasant two week stay with the Marlless family. Miss May Harper left Thursday for Cheyenne to visit Mrs. Evans and plans to continue to Denver to visit other friends.
Dr. Simon and family left Saturday for a two month sojourn on the Pacific coast with part of the stay at the Exposition. Reports of hail storms on two days show damage was less extensive than first reported. Miss Mabel DeVault visited Saturday evening with the Oldershaws on her way home from Cheyenne to Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Hardy of Chicago visited last Saturday with A B Hardy and family, returning from the exposition.
Jos Wolf, a Sidney jeweler, has purchased a jewelry stock at Chappell. He will maintain a branch department there while keeping his shop and residence in Sidney.
James Worden further beautified his Lincoln Highway property by fresh painting the house and screening in the side porch. A screened porch stands as a prime summer convenience.
Mrs W S Campbell arrived Friday to spend a week or ten days with her aunts Miss Clara Downey and Mrs A B Johnson. Her home is Parsons Kansas but she came from St Paul where she had been visiting.
Ford cylinders bored out and fitted with piston rings and piston pins for 8 dollars. See Andy Brott.
The young married people's club held its bi weekly Thursday evening dance with a lively mix of music and sociable guests promising a rare good time.
Mr and Mrs Albert Borton of Moberly Missouri arrived Sunday evening for a two week visit and were greeted by their son W A Borton and family. The gathering promised all kinds of a good time during the stay.
The highway and railroad routes show heavy westbound traffic with many empty trains moving east. A large western crowd seems responsible for the frequent earthquakes reported there, while about fifty autos per day pass along the Lincoln Highway through this area.
An auto party of four couples spent Tuesday night in this city. Dr and Mrs Ward formerly lived here. BE, J Foley and wife WC Moulton and wife, D Christen and wife, all of Anselmo Nebraska, were on their way for an outing in Estes Park Colorado. Friends of the doctor and wife were glad to get a fleeting glimpse of them.
Mrs H Travers and her young son Col lin arrived Tuesday evening in Fullerton Nebraska for a visit with Mrs Oldershaw and family. Travers is a familiar figure among earlier residents, Edith Oldershaw returns home after six weeks in Fullerton and nearby towns.
In Bridgeport, attorney McIntosh led a July Fourth celebration, attorney Radcliffe joined in with the revelers, and attorney Swenson visited nearby for land business the same day, reflecting active local legal community presence.
An advertisement promotes the Oil Pull tractor oil claiming it is the best and fully guaranteed. It urges owners to try a small barrel and notes that buyers are satisfied. The copy emphasizes widespread approval and high quality.
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