Sidney Nebraska invites bids for water bonds of 20000 dollars
The Village of Sidney Nebraska calls for sealed bids to sell water bonds totaling 20000 dollars in 500 denomination notes each. They mature in twenty years with a five year optional call and bear six percent annual interest paid at the Village Treasurer office. The boards value property at 856000 dollars. Bids due August 1908 and marked Proposals for Water Bonds. Swan Deprick, Chairman Leslie Neubauer, Clerk. Sidney, July 2, 1908.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Equalization
Swan Deprick
Leslie Neubauer
Sidney, Neb
Bids Sought for Dalton Nebraska School House Project
Notice to contractors from School District No 91 Dalton Cheyenne county Nebraska invites bids for erection and completion of a frame school house plans available from the Dalton school board. Bid opening at 9 am Monday July 20 1908. Board may reject any or all bids or part thereof and may alter material quantities. Sealed bids to be addressed to the board. G F Drescher director H Armuth moderator A Morrow treasurer.
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Dalton
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
G. F. Drescher
H. Armuth
A. Morrow
Mercantile business offers half interest in Sidney
Responsible party with some cash can purchase a half interest in a growing mercantile business in Sidney Nebraska. Interested parties should write to Business Man care TH Telegraph Sidney Neb.
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Sidney
Sidney, Neb
Livestock Prohibited in Village Limits
Village marshal announces violation of livestock ordinances and states all stock will be impounded by Lou Willis.
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Lerve
Lou Willis
Up-to-date feed mill machinery for sale
Twenty five horsepower gasoline engine with no incumbrance offered for a feed mill setup. For full particulars, address E A Kennell, Xeota Iowa.
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Xeota
Lowa
Bull for sale in Clara Nebraska by P. J. Dalton
Five year old Thoroughbred Hereford bull offered for sale or exchange by P. J. Dalton in Clara Nebraska.
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P. J. Dalton
Clara
Local Notices and Classifieds Include Insurance, Rentals, and Trade Offers
A mix of notices offers bail insurance via L. E. Osborn, pasture rental through Western Realty Co, and contact details for E. W. Marcuess. Also ads for Wilson Brothers apparel at Oberfelder's, A. A. Clark & Co flour pricing, and a bid to trade Cheyenne county land. Sidney Telegraph trade notice seeks listings. Cream-creamery pricing at Fairmont Creamery Co station.
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Atore
Cheyenne County
Sidney
A. A. Clark
Fairmont Creamery Co
Odd Fellows Building
Local Notables and Little Events From Sidney Week
Judge Hamer of Kearney visits town while K P s hold a lively session. Various residents including George Haxby and J W Harper transact business, visits from Bridgeport and Denver delegates noted, and the Tobin building brick arrives for rapid construction.
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Hamer of
Kearney
Doings on the Diamond Sidney vs the Bloomer Girls
A 3 30 p.m. Thursday game drew a large crowd as Rodman brothers pitched for Sidney and Miss Waddell starred as catcher for the Bloomer Girls. The nine mixed men and women battled to a 4 4 tie after nine innings, with both sides showing solid defense and spirited play. Prior Friday, Morrill defeated Sidney 3 to 0 at home as Brown and McKibbin, now Morrill players, appeared for the visitors.
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Thoraday
Rodman Brothers
Sidney Battery
Miss Waddell
Rootera
Sidney
U.P
Morrill
Our Boys
Brown
McKibbin
The Commissioners Continue Audit Of Claims
The board audited and allowed claims across General Fund items including medical treatment, postage, recording deeds, and surveying. County officials presented payments to Dr Yarlets, Wm Ritchie Jr, Charles Edwands, Dr Edwands, and John Drugherty. The Road District North West Elter and EC Betebener were noted for road work. Meeting adjourned to August 17, 1908.
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General Fund
EL Yarlets
Doran
Wm Ritchie
Charles R Edwands
Edwands
WEO
John Drugherty
Court House Road District
Elter
EC Betebener
H. T. Doran
Railroad Notes Highlight Personnel Changes and Travels
Operator Willis starts as day clerk at Burlington replacing Tom Brown. Chas Hower and wife return from two months visiting Illinois Michigan and Pennsylvania. Jas Zalesko returns to work after a home visit. Fireman Jas Koubik plans marriage abroad before returning. Ralph Long fills in for Harry Runge on vacation at Hot Springs. Nicholson from S D Foreman spends a Cheyenne day. Henry Minshall, rounding house, resigns effective August 1 to farm near Denver.
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Willis
The
Burlington
Tom Brown
Chas Hower
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Jas. Zalesko
Jas. Koubik
Jim
Ralph Long
Harry Runge
Harry
Hot Springs
S. D
Nicholson
Cheyenne
Henry Minshall
Round House Force
Denver
School Board Names Officers for Coming Year
At the Monday meeting the district reappointed J Luce Intosh as Moderator L Martin as Director W J Shoemaker as Treasurer J Oberfelder H Schroeder and A K Greenlee as Members. Harmony prevails with plans for a cement walk around the school park and a new fence or open grounds.
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J. Luce- Intosh
L. Martin
W. J. Shoemaker
J. Oberfelder
H. Schroeder
A. K. Greenlee
Sure Enough Watering Place
The firm of A. Pease and Sons faces the risk of their business block being taken for a summer resort. Their private water system keeps buildings and street wet, creating a refreshing scene as one passes by.
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A. Pease & Sons
Violeta
Pioneer Freighter Visits Range Home as Valley Prospered
Paul Miller and family of Hot Springs South Dakota visit Range home this week. Miller was a freighter in early days and notes changes since then. A W Atkins and three sons drove overland to Sidney Wednesday and bought cattle. They headed back Thursday afternoon. Atkins reports peace and prosperity in the valley.
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Paul Miller
Hot Springs S. D
Mr. Miller
A. W. Atkins
Sidney
No Sunday Services At Trinity Lutheran Next Sunday
The interior painting at Trinity Lutheran Church is not finished so there will be no Sunday school or church services next Sunday. Pastor Louis F. Gunderman issues the notice in The Telegraph. The paper also lists items for sale and lost notices including a fountain pen and a grey cravenette coat.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Louis F. Gunderman
Methodist Ladies Host Successful Church Supper
The Methodist ladies held a Wednesday supper in church parlors and raised over thirty dollars for the treasurer. The menu was generous and attendees praised the organizers effort and quality.
Visitors and weather notes from Champaign and nearby towns
Misa Lillian Bassett of Champaign arrives with Vera and Kenneth to stay at the Bassett home for the summer. Mrs. H. C. Goff of Salt Lake visits Swan Dedrick relatives before touring near Omaha. Mrs. A. B. Knox and Victor return from Iowa points with crop reports noting better conditions in Illinois and rainfall issues in eastern Nebraska and Iowa. Taft is gaining support in Iowa as election turbulence passes.
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Misa Lillian Bassett
Champaign
Illinois
Vera
Kenneth Bassett
Bassett
Miss Bassett
Dr. Bassett
H. C. Goff
Salt Lake
Utah
Swan Dedrick
Omaha
A. B. Knox
Non Victor
Iowa Pointe
Nebraska
Iowa
Taft
Pigs for Sale and Gloves Sold at Oberfelder's
Young pigs are offered for sale by P. R. Borequist of Sidney Nebraska. Railroad men may purchase beat hand sewn gloves at Oberfelder's, available at popular prices.
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P. R. Borequist
Sidney
Nebr
Oberfelder’s
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Clean Nitchen Restaurant
Proprietors
C. D. Essig
Hastings College
Hastings
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College Rofessors
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Conservatory of Music
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A. E. Turner
LL. D
H. P. Armstrong
Towit
L. E. Osborn
L. BE. Osborn
Western Realty Co
E. W. Marcuess
Lanee
Nwt
L.ane&land
Hamilton, Mont
Wilson Brothers
A. A. Clark & Co
Kimball Counties
L. E. Osborn, Sidney, Nebr
First Door South of American Bank
Sonsie Farm
Sidney Friday
George Haxby
Bridgeport
B. M. Baumwart
Omaha Bee
Thomas Ishmael
George Harvey
Fred Brewer
Jervey Richerson
Klespie
J. W. Harper
Michael Hagerty
L. D. Proper
German Fire Insurance Co
John Jenik
John Mayer
Mark Spanogle
Mort Smith
Mayme
Gertrude O'Kane
Alliance
Bridgeport Boys
C. D. Bicket
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Bicket
T. M. Bicket
Shirley H. Wilson
Zeibert and
the Bloomer Girls
Wolf's Jewelry Store
Railroad Notes
Waterman Ideal
Grey Cravenette
Carload
Bale
Ton
Chhaas
Trognitz
Sherwin Williams
Sidney Drug Company
Qheyenne CO. Abstract CO
Cc. M. Haddey, HT. Doran
Ea Ene Traders
J. E. Garey
Sidney, Nebraska
Herman Springer
Froy Martin
Attorney At Law
Callahan Block
K. C. Beebe
H E. Gapen
Court House
Neb
A D. Stowitts
U.P. Railroad
R P. Scott
EF J. Woitisher
Murless
Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland, Attorneys AT Law
Norra Puarrse
Nebraska Military Academy
Lincoln
B. D. Haywarke
Hail Insurance
Tam
Security Matual Hail Insurance Co
Leo E. Osborn
North Side
Platte River
Northport
A. H. Doane
Wyo
H. H. Bockatacher
Extiuratea
Wisconsin
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Union Station
Chicago
F. A. Miller
Itt
F. A. Nash
Genenat Westerns
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