Cheyenne County Maps Offered By The Telegraph
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County are for sale by The Telegraph at five cents each.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County are for sale by The Telegraph at five cents each.
The office announces subscriptions to all magazines and periodicals are being taken now. Apply any time.
At the office a large stock of trunks grips and handbags is now available from Jackson and Son's Bee Hive Store. The sale prompts pantry shelf and carpet lining uses among other possible applications.
Classified snippet lists a peanut roaster in good condition for sale by Jackson and Son, plus a handful of assorted lines about real estate rental and farming needs. Names include Sidney Lumper Co, Hilda Berkland, Ed Bergman. locations Kimball Nebraska and section/acre references appear.
For sale notice from Frank Stafford offers a G room house with a barn and two lots with shade and fruit trees. Also listed is a Lincoln Highway residence with 75 ft frontage and a garage from A. S. and Hardy.
One four year old brown mare with two white hind feet branded on jaw weight 1250 pounds. One light bay horse weight 1100 pounds wild. One chestnut mare tail pulled broke weight 1000 pounds. Notify W L Bates Lodge Pole Nebraska.
Two 5 room houses and a 6 room house described as practically new and modern offered by M. W. Osborn, dealer in city property and Saxon cars. Inquiries welcome from W. A. Reed for country position for the 18-year-old by request.
A second hand Deering mower and an estray white faced cow with halter were taken up at the place, located three miles north of town. Owner JOHN SPARKS of Sidney Nebraska is sought for claim.
An offer for a four room house at a low cash price. Names include Mrs Emm alusiva and Mrs W A Reed. Interested buyers or renters may contact A J Boelling at the D R Jones office.
Eighty five head of native cattle for sale including steers cows and heifers can be viewed at the ranch two miles east of Lodgepole Nebraska offered by A B Persinger Lodgepole Nebraska for sale to buyers seeking livestock potential buyers should inspect the herd at the specified location.
Is the gospel a failure is discussed at the Court House in Sidney tonight at 8 P M by Pastor T P Yates of Hamilton Ontario Admission free and now collections Everybody cordially invited.
Sealed bids invited through July 29 for the old store building at Lincoln Highway and Rose streets in Sidney Nebraska. Building to be sold as is down to foundation with shelving stairway wall cases and brick chimney reserved. Ten days given to wreck and remove lumber. sale awarded to highest responsible bidder.
J F Whitelock of Peetz seeks Logan County Colorado commissioner, a Republican long active booster of local projects. Known for energy and wholesome opinions, he has lived westward for years and established a home near the Nebraska Colorado line, drawing local approval despite regional concerns.
A fragment notes indigestion issues during meals at Sidney Cate. The item suggests dietary or service problems affecting diners at the location. No additional names, dates, or events are readable in the text.
Mr and Mrs J R Birdwell along with Mr and Mrs Alvah Birdwell Herbert and Ray Birdwell all from the north divide visited Mr and Mrs Carl Livoni three miles south of town for dinner on Wednesday. Also joining were Mr and Mrs G Birdwell of Pilger Nebraska.
A brisk fire was discovered Wednesday evening in the ladies toilet of the Union Pacific depot. Attaches extinguished the flames within ten minutes before an alarm was needed. Mr and Mrs Simon Oberfelder and Mrs Joseph Oberfelder traveled to Denver on Tuesday to visit A M Oberfelder and friends before a leisurely return to New York via several cities and lake resorts.
Local notes list residents and visitors: Zimmerman and party from Bridgeport. Jacob Mayer of Dalton in the city. A W Atkins of Bridgeport. a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Buettner on July 5. David Thelley of Waterloo, Iowa visiting ten days. C P Grant and family riding in a seven passenger Mitchell. James Currigar visiting Denver. J W Wiker in town to meet his eastbound son. Ed Bowser and family of Lodge Pole among east siders. Commissioner Barlow of Lodge Pole in Sidney. Roy Taylor’s home quarantined for measles. B Frazey on business to Cheyenne. Perkins Loebe and Sadie in town for school district business. Mr. and Mrs. L F Cunningham in city on business. Mrs. C E Couch and Mrs. C P McDaniels in Omaha for shopping. A K Greenlee and wife leaving for Hastings and nearby points. James W McDaniel Jr visiting C P McDaniel in Cheyenne. M Lee McDaniel returning from Columbus Nebraska. C P Wirkpatrick and Harry Dolan of Sidney each treated themselves to a five passenger Saxon six. Mrs. A E B Brown returning from Hastings visiting relatives. E C Stockwick departing for Texas to tend oil wells and visit parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Weston of the northeast territory transacting business in the city.
Dic F Bennett stays with a very ill sister in York Nebraska with no hope of recovery. Will Moore Mrs L Jessen and Judge and Mrs Sammel of Pennsylvania left Saturday for a visit in Denver and surrounding attractions.
Mrs C P Chambers came back Friday from Exelsior Springs and intermediate points, reporting improved general health after the stay.
Campbell's New Orleans Minstrels performed Monday night under canvass as advertised. The talented colored group showcased notable musical and theatrical talent in a compact, well received presentation.
E A Ericson and siblings visited their brother Oscar Ericson last week before driving to Colorado. Carl Trognitz and wife returned from a mountain auto trip with Mrs Trognitz’s brother of Kimball. they reported a joyous outing.
B A Jones departed Sunday for Boston and nearby areas to visit relatives. He hurried the journey due to his brother's worsening illness, the brother having been an invalid for some time.
A merry go round and several carnival features drew little crowd over two days, showing that the public has outgrown this form of street entertainment.
Miss Dorothy Bauer trainer nurse from Omaha visited from Saturday to Wednesday with her brother A A Bauer and family of Sunol. Bauer had just come off a case at Lewellyn.
Mrs O R Owens and Mrs L Martin spent Monday in Kimball advancing the Dry Federation cause. They have visited there several times and report strong growing sentiment in support.
Mrs Julia Ahrens returned to her Denver home Tuesday after a ten day visit with her son Ed and family She also brought her grandson Fredrick back from Denver where he had visited.
Mrs Otto Hink is introduced as the pleasant new clerk in the dry goods department of the Cheyenne Trading Company store, reflecting a local staffing update and positive customer service note.
A Kensington compliment to Mrs. McLain wife of Con tractor McLain of Cameron Missouri was given Tuesday by Mrs. C P Grant and Mrs. C E Couch at the latter's home. Fourteen ladies enjoyed the luncheon in three courses dainty and delicious.
John Carlson and family of Sex torp spent a part of the week in town with their relatives, the Sol Willis family.
Reverend Pinkham and his wife departed their current field of labor last Monday to pursue evangelistic duties at Bradshaw Nebraska. The couple will focus on preaching and outreach in the Bradshaw area and surrounding communities.
Mrs. John Graves writes from Des Moines to Mrs. B A Jones detailing her convalescence after surgery and praising the care of her baby son. The letter also thanks Mrs Jones for particulars of Miss Whitehead's death, conveyed by Mrs Graves.
M. W. Osborn and Jesse Osborn returned Tuesday from Hastings driving home new Saxon cars for customers.
Miss Ella Blake of North Platte visited Sunday night with Mrs. Al Kruse and planned to see friends on Monday, reflecting a brief social exchange in the community.
Anton Benish of Sextorp traveled to Sidney from Cheyenne on Tuesday. He described Monday night rain as heavy, with runoff from Pine Bluff to Sidney evident in the ground.
Mrs. W. W. Jordan of Portland arrived late last week with her children to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. B A. Jones and their aunt Miss Davison. Mr. Jordan plans to join them later to accompany the family back.
Mr and Mrs A McCann returned Thursday from Scotts Bluff area where they explored the country by automobile. They were guests of their children Mr and Mrs McDaniel during the trip.
Miss Viola Chambers departed Thursday morning taking her two young nephews to their home in Minatare. She will visit the family of her brother R. O. Chambers. Mrs O. R. Chambers is recovering from an appendicitis operation.
Miss Grace Hanna plans a month long vacation from Cash Grocery visiting Crawford then traveling eastward with several stops before returning via a different route.
Miss Vera Foster departed Tuesday noon with Ruth Ericson for Portland Oregon to visit her mother. Ruth will remain in Portland while Miss Foster travels to the coast and both are expected to return in about three weeks.
Fred Parks met university friends Vernon Larson of Lincoln and Ed Kositsky of York along with Louis Thorpe a University student. Larson and Thorpe played in the Irwin brothers band during the visit from Sunday to Wednesday.
James Vernon of Lodgepole transacted business for his school district last Monday with the county superintendent, detailing official matters and approvals.
Adam Schimpke and his family traveled from their prosperous ranch to attend show day, arriving in a large touring car.
Miss Minnie Joyce of Colorado Springs visits with Mrs. W. F. Bassett in a yearly social event that delights closely attached ladies and welcomes Joyce back to a wide circle of acquaintances.
A humanitarian proclaims that prisoners lose identity becoming numbers while a motorist notes he too bears a number through imprisonment and hard labor, contrasting his burden with Tam in a Birmingham fire raid.
Miss Jennie McAshana of Marshy Iowa left for her home on Tuesday. She had been the household figure associated with Mrs. O. R. Owens and her family.
F D Gould and his wife departed Tuesday morning for Omaha where she will enter a hospital at her physician's advice to undergo an operation. Friends here await hopeful news in coming days.
Ss. P. Witters and wife, visiting from Idaho Springs, Colorado, remain at home as Mr. Witters did not gain the hoped for benefit from the trip.
Mrs C P Chambers came home last week from Fairbury where she had visited with her brother after leaving the springs in Missouri.
A London Saturday Review piece notes Lord Grey's reform bill success but says he longed for the art of dance. The statesman, once prime minister, envied an opera dancer and dreamed to dance as well as she, reflecting on his distant, unusual ambition.
N G Brewer and his daughter Emma acted as chauffeur to reach Denver Monday seeking treatment for a third serious eye injury sustained last Saturday. The noted local figure is said to be suffering repeated personal injuries this season.
Mr and Mrs George Harvey and their children and Mrs Kokjohn and baby spent the fourth with Mrs Patten ville at Peetz. They returned Thursday.
Mrs S Dedrich and her daughter Norine came back Wednesday morning after a two week visit in Denver with Mrs Dedrichs son Edgar Dedrich and family. The visitors are enthusiastic boosters of the citys tourist show place.
A law stenographer with three years of experience is admitted to the field and seeks employment in a law or real estate office starting September 1. The applicant provides mailing address Box 544 Ord Nebraska for contact.
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick solution for constipation. Claims weekly use ensures regularity and well being. Ends with sponsor Western Drug Company branding.
An eleven pound boy arrived June 29 at the Davis residence shared by Mr and Mrs Gene Davis. He introduced himself as Clifford Eugene. The family notes the late card to the printer but welcomes the new arrival with joy.
On Monday Mrs Otto Kurz and Mrs Clarence Chambers returned from Exelsior Springs where the latter received great benefit from the baths. Her affliction was rheumatism.
Mr and Mrs Morgan of Lexington visited Friday with Mrs Leo Bartholomew en route to Colorado resorts by auto. Mrs Morgan was Miss Stella Shaw who spent considerable time here years ago with her aunt Mrs A J Guernsey.
Mr and Mrs C A Pipher and two sons Earl and Roy traveled by car from Bayard to attend a wild west show and visit friends. Mr Pipher returned Tuesday with Mr Selch, while Mrs Pipher stayed for a few days longer visit.
Otto Wilde of Norfolk Nebraska is installed as assistant cashier at Sidney State Bank succeeding L C Opper who moves to Nickerson Nebraska to become cashier of a new state bank. Wilde plans to bring his family to Sidney.
The listing shows oats, eggs, butter, cream potatoes, and poultry prices. Items include hens, young chickens, and oats with assorted prices and changes. the page hints at market figures and day’s quotes from Sidney.
G R Miller and wife came back Saturday noon from a week in Bartley Nebraska, traveling by auto. W L Grant and wife left Tuesday for Cameron Missouri after a brief pleasant visit with their brother C P Grant and family.
J H Madden, while still using crutches and barely mobile, expresses gratitude for the improvement following a near fatal bull encounter in town Saturday.
C. W. West left Tuesday morning for Kearney to attend a six day convention of Variety Store Merchants. From there he planned to visit Omaha and possibly Chicago to purchase goods for his store.
Mr and Mrs Morley Pearson visit Kansas City to see their mother in law Mrs Frank King and her family They aim to cheer Fred King as he recovers from illness caused by rheumatism in a efforts to lift spirits and hasten healing.
Miss Anna McMullan of St. Joseph Missouri left Wednesday for home after a two week visit with many friends while staying with Miss Mary McIntosh. She is the daughter of James McMullan a longtime merchant in the city.
Mr and Mrs J C Jensen and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jensen of Council Bluffs stayed in Sidney overnight the fourth. They visited friends Mr and Mrs Jorgenson, traveled by car with a full camping outfit, and relaxed during a multi state trip planning to spend most time in Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Thieman returned from a two week auto trip to Thayer county praised the journey for independence and ease. They found Thayer county in excellent condition while their own county seemed inviting for future visits.
Sam Jones seeks the Ahrens home praised as the finest in the city and to take possession in about a month. Mr. Ahrens will move his family into their niece cottage on Rose Street while considering operating a farm next year, and a summer country vacation is contemplated.
W J Shoemaker closed a deal Tuesday transferring his spacious residence to Grabill. If Shoemaker’s family remains in the area they will take a smaller, easier to care for home. Grabill will move his effects and family into the new acquisition soon.
J M Snyder and wife Archie Dean and family of Edison Nebr spent Friday night and Saturday with G R Miller and family. They visited old friends A Mc Cann and family T H Antrim and family and Dr Zike cousin of Mr Dean. The Irwin Show attracted few patrons due to lack of local advertising. it did not cover expenses despite a display of cowboys Indians buffalo and wild horses.
Sidney Nebraska June 2 1916 City Council met with Mayor L McIntosh and seven members present. They advertised for bids to extend the water system and to clean the septic tank and enforced auto license numbers. A committee was appointed to draft auto speed signs and an occupation tax ordinance. Engineers to advise on a new water pump, old machinery to be returned. Grimes offer for old electric plant rejected. Road work procedures and sidewalk grade surveying rules set. city attorney Tewell appointed. Bills approved for J H Bordwell and H T Leichty. meeting adjourned.
The Sidney Nebraska council met June 16 1916 with Mayor J L McIntosh and councilors Uptegrove Parks Lowe Hellwig Vath Neubauer clerk L Neubauer present. Actions: bid on water tank foundation referred to Light and Water. $10 000 bond for City Hall deferred. audit committee formed Hellwig Uptegrove Parks. sidewalk project referred to Street Committee. land strip east of Chris Jurgens referred to Street Committee. Carnegie Library building controversy examined with the city attorney instructed to report. bill for W J Davis tower windmill pump work total 30 75 allowed. meeting adjourned.
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