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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
8
New books at Jackson's Bee Hive Store. SALE OR TRADE Three roller mill with a six horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine for sale or trade. Suitable for grinding whole wheat flour and feed. Inquiries to B. W. Frazey, Sidney Nebraska.
New eight room house with barn, fruit and shade trees and other conveniences. Located two blocks north of Union depot.
Classified notices list a sixteen room house in Morrow addition for sale or rent with contact B. W. Frazey of Sidney. Ice boxes requested by Jackson and Ben. Roomers and table boarders sought from Mrs. Fred Dresser. Auto livery to any city point and return for twenty five cents by Fred Dresser.
Sam Schooley of Cozad Nebraska offers for sale lots 1 and 8 in Haskell's Addition to Sidney Neb. Interested buyers are invited to write him for details and arrangements.
A series of brief visits and moves across Bridgeport Sidney and Dalton include J C Dugger of Bridgeport visiting Monday Co A Bancroft from Davison precinct trading in Sidney Tuesday and Nels Thorstensen ex county commissioner in the city Wednesday Several others including Mrs Julia Scanlon Mrs Beatrice Gadd and Dr W Smith make short trips to Denver Lincoln and Sunol with various family and business matters Florence Parks underwent appendicitis surgery in Alliance hospital and M F Garey moved to a tract of land adjoining Peetz Colorado with his family.
Official notice announces a temporary routing of automobile traffic from Crawford to Hot Springs via Whitney Wayside and Oelrichs on the Black Hills Loop of the Lincoln Highway. The Alliance Club will mark the route with specified colors by July 18 and notify commercial clubs along the loop. Walter C. Rundin is president of Crawford and W D Fisher secretary of Alliance.
Ford cylinders bored out and fitted with piston rings and piston pins priced at $8.00. See Andy Brott.
Notice to members announces a joint installation of the Odd Fellows and Rebeccas at the hall next Monday night at eight o clock. The event invites members to attend the installation ceremony and participate in the fellowship.
The July regular examination for teachers will be held in Sidney on July 29 and 30 instead of the 15 and 16. Subjects cover County City State and Life certificates and for reading circle grades. Please take due notice. Anna McFadden, Co Supt.
One of our best pianos. We offer rental to a responsible party with option to buy later, rent credited toward price or sale now at a special easy payment price. See the piano and learn full particulars by writing at once. Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver Colo.
Quarter section of land two miles from Dalton offered for sale by owner C L Ravert Dal ton Neb. Priced right with good terms. Interested parties may contact C L Ravert, owner, Dalton, Nebraska.
A finger ring has been found and kept by this office. The owner may establish rights by proving ownership and paying the notice fee. Inquiries should be directed to this office.
Mrs Schroeder and Mrs Worden spent Friday with Mrs Hugh Moore at the beautiful Moore ranch north, enjoying a day of social visit and countryside hospitality.
For sale an improved 480 acre farm located one mile south of Clarathe, the west half and SE% of Section 2, Township 15, Range 51, Cheyenne County. Owner offers to sell all or part with good terms. Written inquiries to P. Quinn, Lake View, Iowa.
Fundingland Transfer Co promotes a car load of Marshal Oil Co oils and greases calling it the real Pennsylvania oil and invites readers to call for pricing.
T. E. Wood travels to Montana to review multiple towns and assess suitability for a potential relocation or establishment. He aims to identify favorable conditions and viable sites for future operations.
Earl Kratz came back early in the week from Colorado points where he pursued business propositions.
Goldwyn and Evelyn Doran departed Wednesday for a trip to Lusk Wyoming to visit their aunt Mrs Rebecca Baker.
Messrs Vath Swatzlander and Seegar attended the annual meeting Tuesday in Dalton of the Farmer Co Operative Company.
A Gurley correspondent reports few items but asks for more input. Tuesday N W Olson had two fine steers injured when struck by a morning passenger train. both animals sustained broken legs and were killed immediately.
The advertisement invites readers to order Plymouth Standard guaranteed twine at very low prices and assures timely delivery when needed. It urges customers to call in with their order to secure the twine.
Fritz Wetzel of seven miles north of town broke his left leg near the knee when he fell from a horse last Sunday.
Misses Martha and Grace Boreson of Greeley Colorado are spending two or three weeks with their aunts Mrs McCarty and Mrs Gates and other relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Slingluff and daughter Mrs. Mary Davis arrived Thursday from their Bridgeport area home to visit with old friends in and near Sidney, continuing a social stop in the region.
Nels Lindberg of Broadwater had business in Sidney on Tuesday. Before river valley development he was a more frequent visitor to the city.
Superintendent Narregang erects a small shed in the Dedrich street frontage to shelter himself and his belongings while supervising work on the American Bank building.
Mrs. Cicero Allen and two children travel with Mr. Allen to Vallejo California where they have rented a cottage. Mrs. Allen's father A Britton will join the household and Mr. Allen and others will later join the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerstner of New York City arrived Tuesday as guests of their niece Mrs. Al Kruse and family. They have prior visits here and are known to older residents. After the stay they will continue to the Panama Exposition.
Miss Grace McIntosh hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with Mrs J T McIntosh substituting for Mrs Bentley and guest Mrs Albert Borton of Moberly Missouri. Ed Swatzlander won high score as Grace prepared refreshments proving a businesswoman can excel in culinary arts.
Mrs. R. A. Blake and daughter Annabel of Hastings Nebraska visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Bradbury. Mr. Blake plans to join for a few days. They praise Hastings as prosperous and dispute current hail flood stories, expressing hope for bumper crops elsewhere.
George B. Narregang of St. Paul arrives Tuesday morning to stay ten days as Superintendent of Construction for A. Moorman and Company. He plans to inspect razing of the old bank, complete excavation, and material assembly for the new American bank, with moves to temporary quarters at Odd Fellows hall when marble is loaded at the quarry.
At a July commissioners meeting the county attorney was directed to begin foreclosure on all property delinquent over five years. Delinquents should act soon to save extra costs. tax sale certificates will be issued on July 29 for foreclosures, per County Treasurer S. Fishman.
The American Bank will finish fittings in temporary quarters on Sunday July 25 and reopen to customers on Monday morning July 26 in the Odd Fellows building instead of the old corner.
Mrs Nicholson and Miss Florence Schroeder returned last Saturday from a most enjoyable week among Omaha attractions.
A Fundingland Transfer Co advertisement urges tractor owners to try a small barrel of Oil Pull tractor oil claiming it is the best and offering a full guarantee.
A brief note stresses prompt plumbing repairs to prevent serious trouble and higher costs. It urges calling for help when any issue arises to avoid neglect evolving into larger concerns. The message emphasizes reliability and timely service.
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