Small Cheyenne County maps for sale by The Telegraph
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
8
Five cents exchange for small sectional maps of Cheyenne County offered by The Telegraph.
For rent large unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Will rent for any part to desirable tenants. Phone 79. B. W. Frazny.
At my ranch five miles north west of Brutton and fourteen miles northwest of Sidney Neb the sale is on Tuesday July 16 1912 commencing at 10 oclock a m 16 head of horses 16 comprising 12 head of and 2 year olds 4 bread wares 4 head of cattle 4 comprising milk cow and 3 yearling steers free lunch at noon terms twelve months time on bankable notes with approved security notes bearing ten per cent interest per annum from date five percent discount for cash P A PULTZ Owner A K GREENLEE Clerk Cont V F Kucera Auctioneer
For Rent. Three office rooms and a three room apartment with bath in Callahan Block. Inquire of Robt A Barlow.
For sale six miles north of Sidney on the Burlington railroad. Sixty acres broken land available. Inquiries to A. K. Greenlee, Sidney, Neb.
Kodak Pictures developed leave orders with Sidney Drug Co to streamline employee absence procedures. The arrangement centers on standardizing leave forms and approval steps across both organizations for consistent records and faster processing.
A small newsroom cottage is available for rent with inquiries directed to V Klein. The listing notes a compact living space suitable for staff or a writer seeking quiet lodging near the paper. Rental terms and exact location are to be arranged directly with the advertiser.
C. W. Hornaday advertises Conkey’s White Diarrhea Remedy at 50 cents for poultry relief. The Cheyenne County Democratic Central Committee meets July 20 1912 at Sidney Court House to select six delegates for the state convention in Grand Island July 30 1913. Also notices: sale of a family home and buggy by John Reimera.
Readable notice lists two sets of double buggy barness, one set of single buggy barness, two top buggies and one lumber wagon from Ountk Camsuty near Sidney Nebraska seeking buyers.
A list of farm equipment including a harvester mower threshing apparatus aickle grinder hay rake barrow three harnesses a team wagon two harness sets and a disc is reported at John Farrell's ranch four miles southwest of Potter. For particulars contact J H Lapary 883 Van Lennen Cheyenne Wyo.
Estrayed notice offers reward for two horses near Sunol Nebraska a gray mare three years old about 1100 pounds with foretops cut and a dark bay mare two years old about 900 pounds both with minor lameness. Also an ad for Donkey Stock Remedies and a therapeutic pitch for Chamberlain's Tablets with a general health endorsement.
The Bentley Land Co. of Sidney Nebraska advertises leasing the 1912 hay crop on lands described by a long list of section and township ranges. The lease amount is 835 per quarter with inquiry directed to the Bentley Land Co. at Sidney, Nebraska.
McCook business traveler reports Yaegte restaurant shutdown while Hail storms impact Livoni ranch. J M Swenson and F L Van Gorder travel for visits. Reo cars sell fast. Numerous visits from residents to and from Dalton, Pot ter, Simla, Red Oak, Denver, and Cheyenne. New sidewalks and street work boost Sidney. 10 cent church lunches support Methodist needs.
Esther Lindberg returns from North Platte while Miss Tyrone Winkelman visits from North Platte. Frank O Shaw of St. Louis sells oats to local merchants. Mr Drake of Broken Bow surveys Cheyenne county land for barter. New school board reelects officers amid praised progress.ills
Notice is given that School District No. 5 in Cheyenne county Nebraska will receive sealed bids for erecting a school house coal shed and stable at a site twelve and a half miles west of Sidney. Plans require completion by September 1 1912 with bids due by noon July 27 1912 to W A McMullen director Sidney. The board may reject all bids.
On the second track bridges from Julesburg Colorado to Pine Bluff Wyoming laborers are needed with wages of two dollars per day and board amounting to four dollars and seventy five cents weekly. Inquire with W G Tinney assistant engineer. One half of a double house seven rooms for rent inquire Mrs Barnhart. Pleasantly furnished room for rent downtown inquire at this office.
The state board of irrigation schedules a hearing within thirty days on the Boggs application for Loup river water for power. applicant C T Boggs of Lincoln plans to take water west of Columbus and return it to the Platte near Schuyler, not affecting Koenig rights.
In Fairbury Nebraska on July 11 the young son of Mr and Mrs Carl Lutz is in a precarious state after a cherry seed lodged in his nostril. Several doctors failed to remove it and a specialist may use X rays to locate and extract the seed.
Mrs. Trognitz's class surprised Mr and Mrs Ernest Stuht in their new Sidney home Tuesday evening with ice cream cake and music. Guests left with a cut glass bowl as a token of love and friendship. In Sidney Wednesday J T Keckley of Montgomery County Iowa visited on real estate business and noted hay in his area at 30 dollars per ton amid dried pastures. The Sidney Telegraph introduced a new linotype Saturday now in operation with C W Wildey installing it and helping the staff master the machine as the paper debuts its modern dress.
A Fourth of July financial statement lists receipts and expenditures for the celebration. Subscriptions totaled 384 collected and 3882.00 in various items including concessions, grand stand, track, orchestra and hall rent. The report notes about twenty five percent of funds unused due to bad weather and to be returned pro rata. A three person committee was formed to solicit subscriptions and arrange lighting on Rose Street.
White Spitz puppies available with contact for details by calling S. H. Snyder.
A short sales notice urging readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now, claiming it will be needed before summer and available from all dealers.
A community gathering at the Dedrick home surprised the couple with a 100 piece Haviland china set. Mrs Banty led planning for the event, featuring a pink umbrella centerpiece with donor hearts and a final presentation of the china to Miss Carlson. Guests enjoyed cake and refreshments as music and laughter filled the evening.
Essig Store features Weller cooking ware in stock with various patterns. Local shoppers inquire about specific pieces and availability.
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