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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
8
Drift-proof letter filed for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Dentistry first class prices noted with E. W Marless contact via phone.
Yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts and Registered Duroc Jersey pigs for sale. Montauk Ranch manager Harry Selch. Postoffice Sidney Neb. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals taken at this office. Spring house cleaning includes old papers for sale at small price for shelves and carpet lining. Call early.
Adolph Swenson, a tailor, offers first class repairing, cleaning, and pressing at the Gapen Building.
At private sale I will sell a gang plow manure spreader box double work harness a DeLaval Separator nearly new and other implements cash or bankable notes trade for horses Palace Barn Co F Livony Sidney Neb Also a for sale notice for the sw 33-14-49 six miles north east of Sidney a level fenced quarter at 22 dollars per acre terms one half cash balance one year at six percent Seller Wm Krueger Blue Hill Neb
An item notes insanitary bottles at Sidney Drug Co Rexall Store fountain with cold buttermilk and urges patrons to report or beware. Separate notices include a furnished downown room for rent, a call to bring cream to Kruse Cash Market for instant check, and a rental offer from Home Land Co with 100 acres of breaking for crop share.
You are notified to clean weeds and rubbish around your property to save expense. J. W. McDaniel signs. A spotted red and white cow marked D was strayed, notify Henry Brd Win of Peetz Nebraska. A bay mare with seven on the right jaw is strayed, reward offered for recovery, Emil Cartson of Sextorp Neb.
Reward for information leading to recovery of a two year old bay mare that is unbranded with a small scar on the hind leg a nip on the nose and a spot on the forehead. Address Harry Selch care Pomeroy Ranch P O Sidney Nebraska. Also mentions NTED Girl for general house and a Dr N T Owen. The best of everything is served at our fountain with malted milk drinks.
Several head of horses branded on left jaw. A reasonable reward will be paid for the recovery of any or all of these horses. Address LEN WILLSON, Potter, Neb.
Attention Farmers. One million dollars available to loan on land. We provide fire, lightning, tornado and hail insurance. Bentley Land Co. Sidney, New.
A. P. Knight, Jireh, Wyoming advertises free homesteads to stop renting and settle in the best Wyoming area, inviting interested readers to write for details and location.
An old newspaper item touts Will's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any unsolved case, cites testimonials, and lists Toledo, Ohio, as the address of the makers. Also mentions Take Your Family Pills for constipation.
Help wanted ad from Schwender Restaurant Bridgeport Nebraska offers good wages. Contact phone 72 or P O Box 266. Also for rent three room apartment in good condition. H T Doran.
An ad highlights Alabastine as a sanitary, durable and economical wall material with all tints. Also an employment notice seeks a girl to answer the telephone at Sidies Electric Service Co with a call to the office.
For sale section 29 16 50 Cheyenne County Nebraska details by George E Ortmann Bancroft Neb For sale four year old Jersey cow fresh in three weeks very gentle good winter milker None better Phone 52 Dr E J Porter of Omaha Specialist in Chronic Diseases will be in Sidney at the Metropolitan Hotel Thursday July 17 1913
Local notice advertises hay land for rent with a large inventory listed by Bentley Land Co. Contact information not specified in the fragment.
A large polled Angus bull was taken up by Ray Smith, located four miles east and one mile north of town. The animal bears the brand H. H. on the right side.
A man buys a gallon of gin and labels the pickup card with his name tied to the jug. His son notes the label could invite theft, joking that someone might grab it with the eight of clubs. The tale highlights a humorous overlook in securing the drink.
Usual Methodist Church services on Sunday July 13. Sunday School at 10. Preaching at 11. No evening service due to the Chautauqua event.
Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev J H Utesch announces worship and preaching at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m There will be no further services Sunday due to Sidney Chautauqua Choir practice on Tuesday evening Union meetings last Sunday were well attended Dr Stockwell spoke expressing temperance sentiments Nebraskas prohibition movement and choir plans include an anthem sung Sunday morning
Windsor castle January 14, 1851. Macaulay, a non musician, sat between the duchess of Norfolk and a foreign woman at table. The band played sonorous tunes including The Campbells Are Coming, which he noted as the only authentic instance of him recognizing one tune from another, per Trevelyan.
Potter and Lodge Pole drew similar ticket counts and the Potter crowd enjoyed a hearty celebration in Grasmere Grove. Wild west exhibitions and standard Fourth of July contests pleased the multitude, reflecting Potter's famed hospitality.
E C Banta a Potter druggist injured his hand celebrating by breaking the first pop bottle he opened and suffered a painful arm wound for several days. A motorcycle and an automobile collision near Potter on the fourth caused jitters but no deaths. Two Schwartz brothers were examining a pistol when it fired hitting one in the thigh. He was taken to Cheyenne where he is reported improving.
A Virginia lady laments a treasured cup cracked by a careless maid. Her friend recalls that losing children is worse, but the speaker counters that child loss lacks the consolation of religion. The exchange highlights ironic priorities in rural social exchange.
Subscribe for The Telegraph and enjoy year round milk from the St George Dairy delivered daily in sanitary bottles.
E W Ingwerson and wife traded here Saturday. W N Trolstrup came down from Potter Tuesday. R Maus was in town from Lodge Pole Wednesday. Eugene Wilcox of the North Divide was in Thursday. Geo Ruhter of Dalton was a Saturday visitor to town. C J Babb and George Cramer were over from Dalton city Saturday. R J Willis government engineer was in the city from Bridgeport Thursday. Sam Fine went to Denver to spend three or four days under the parental roof. Dr Mantor and Bob Lowe ran up to Casper for several days this week. Judge J M Grimes was in town Tuesday and closed up district court matters. R E Barrett of Julesburg had business in town Thursday. He has many friends here. Paul Kappler returned last Saturday from the Pacific coast where he has been for the past year. A M Oberfelder returned Monday to his work in Denver after a pleasant four days under the parental roof.
Myrtle Fishman hosted a Wednesday evening party for Warren La Salle of Julesburg. Six young guests enjoyed a merry gathering as the club committee advances plans for the upcoming year book distribution next month.
C Pp Grant has purchased the Stewitts residence and will move in as soon as Mr McClenaghan moves his family into a new residence east of Commissioner Haiston s.
Mr and Mrs John Daugherty came back Wednesday after a five week tour covering Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma. They say the trip improved the shining hours and left them refreshed and energized.
Travelers report a small cyclone hit Alliance Thursday evening tearing down the chautauqua tent and injuring several inside the tent and along the path through town.
Mrs George Lawless associate editor of the St Francis Herald and her daughter Ruth visited sister Mrs John Culkins in St Francis Kansas last Saturday. The Dalton trip for the Farmers Cooperative holiday drew a large crowd with 400 dining at the hall in picnic fashion and 49 automo biles counted at one time.
Mrs. N. P. Carnahan and her grandson Howard Williams arrived Friday morning from York Nebraska and will stay with the family of her son A. K. Greenlee for a period.
Rosa Bergman died in Lincoln on July 5 as her divorce from Daniel Bergman was granted. The family had long resided here and were well known in the county. A Lincoln clipping in this issue discusses the affair and property interests.
Mrs C M Meyers of Sidney Ohio arrived Friday to spend a few days and attend to business. She will travel to Omaha and Chicago to visit relatives. Known here as the former wife of Judge James Tucker and once her stenographer, she is warmly welcomed by many friends who are glad to see her back.
J D McMillan spent several days in town this week writing insurance for the Woodmen of the World. He ranks third in June in amount written and fifty deputies assisted in the effort. He began the business after school closed at the end of May, making his success notable. The order claims to have written more members last year than any other three orders in the United States.
After a rough stretch with all teams losing on the fourth and since, officials announce a quiet period to regroup as fans await clearer results and potential changes.
A small tennis court has been laid out south of the printing office, marking a notable improvement over the previous city dumps and signaling a tidy civic upgrade.
Painting window shades that are cracked can be renewed by laying them flat on the floor and applying ordinary oil paint sold in small cans. Paint one side and let it dry completely before turning and painting the other side to preserve the shades and extend their life for years.
A quotation from Amiel extols duty as tireless steadfastness. It frames duty as perpetual patience, sympathy, tenderness, hopeful love, and unwavering constancy. The line emphasizes noble personal virtue as lifelong obligation without fatigue.
Divers searched the Mohawk wreck in New York bay after a fuel oil explosion. About 200 tons of oil ignited, and the standard oil steamer was wrecked. Early reports indicate likely four crew members perished with no more than that number.
A simple notice invites readers to sample Hire's Root Beer straight from the keg. The item highlights authenticity and fresh drawing from a shared tap, appealing to patrons seeking a traditional draft experience.
Sidney dealers announce a large 1913 list of slightly used pianos and player pianos with illustrations and descriptions of over 100 makes. They promise savings of 50 to 75 dollars on pianos and 75 to 150 dollars on player pianos, cut terms, prepaid freight, satisfaction guaranteed or money back, and 40 years of reputation behind the sale. Knight Campbell Music Co. West's Largest and Oldest Music House in Denver.
An advertisement markets Kodak products including cameras, films, developing materials, and related supplies in various sizes.
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan says her daughter suffered severe dysentery and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. She declares it the best medicine in the world and notes it is sold by all dealers as an advertisement.
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