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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
8
The Telegraph advertises affordable dentistry pricing by E W Marless with phone contact and indicates sale of dual proof letter files. It also offers small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale at five cents each through The Telegraph.
For sale or trade old newspapers and pantry shelving materials from Jackson's Bee Hive Store. A three roller mill with a 6 HP Fairbanks Morse engine offered for sale or trade for machinery or a combination of machinery and building. Contact B. W. Frazey Sidney Neb by phone or mail.
Modern eight room house with barn fruit and shade trees and other conveniences. Located two blocks north of Union depot.
Sixteen room house in Morrow addition. Inquiries to B W Frazey Sidney Nebraska. Ice boxes wanted by Jackson and Ben. Wanted roomers and table boarders Mrs Fred Dresser.
We can make farm loans at a very reasonable rate of interest. If you desire a loan call at our office in the Fundingsland block.
100 tons of hay to put up, either on shares or for cash. Apply to A. H. Clemens, Charlton ranch, 3 miles east of town. Sam Schooley, Cozad, Neb, will sell lots 1 & 8, Haskell's Addition to Sidney. If interested write him.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiett July 20 a son and to Mr and Mrs A S Ayle July 19 a son. Chris Livoni made a business trip to Omaha last Sunday. Gertrude Brewer nurses a sprained wrist from a fall. B D Emily of Bridgeport transacted business in this city Tuesday. Oliver Styer of Clara post office was a Wednesday visitor. Miss Bertha Bates was guest of Miss Clara Klein last week. Ladies Aid met Wednesday at church parlors. O E Frandsen went to Denver Wednesday and returned Friday with two new cars for trade. Mrs Frank King and daughter Catherine left for the King ranch near Bridgeport. Mrs Green of South Omaha arrived for summer visit with sister Mrs F G Griffith. Mr and Mrs Joseph Sympdynes and Frank King went to Cheyenne for Frontier festivities. Mrs Stover returned from Colorado visit with friends. Ladies Aid society of Methodist church reserved Wednesday August 18 for luncheon. Mr and Mrs Edward Stover of Denver visited this week with H A Stover family. A J Jorgenson greeting friends here midweek while attending to business.
Under the Woman's Club, a bake sale at Sidney Drug Company on July 31 starting at 2 PM. Citizens invited to offer rooms and board for teachers for the Cheyenne County Institute, August 9 to 13, with rates and numbers requested to County Superintendent Anna McFadden. Also notice for rent of a four room cottage via V. Klein.
Blue mare, two years old, unbranded, went missing. Notify C. A. Foster in Sidney Nebraska to claim a reward.
Public notice offers a small cottage for sale on West Lincoln Way with good terms. Inquiries directed to C. H. Johnston for details and price.
One black mare with a spot in the forehead and a white hind foot, no brands. Return to S P Jones and receive a reward.
Must Dispose of Quick. One of our best pianos in Sidney. Rent to responsible party with privilege of buying later and rent credited to price or sell now at special easy payments. Write for full particulars and see the piano. Knight Campbell Music Co Denver Colo.
Quarter section land two miles from Dalton offered for sale by owner C. L. Ravert. Priced right with good terms available. Interested parties should address C L Ravert, Dalton Neb.
Merchandise for land offer seeks to exchange stock of general merchandise and building in a good community for clear title land in Cheyenne County or adjoining areas. Include description and distance from railroad town in first letter. Address M. B. M., care of Thy Telegraph, Sidney, Nebraska.
A lost item notice states a pair of nose glasses with Dr Bilon’s name on the case. Located east of town near an automobile tire. A $2.00 reward offered for return. Inquiries to The Telegraph office.
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 in Cheyenne county. Seller will consider partial sale. Good terms. Write P Quinn, Lake View, Iowa.
Albert Jeudes and his wife traveled from the north on Friday. They report a promising outlook for a bumper crop this season, noting favorable conditions and early signs of strong yields.
A car-load of Mar shal Oil Co oils and greases is promoted as the real Pennsylvania oil. Call for current prices offered by Fundingland Transfer Co.
County Judge Chambers names C. A. Glassburn and Dan McAleese as joint administrators of the late John Gillespie’s estate. J. A. Woten and wife traveled from Potter to arrange contractors for the new bank building and Woten residence. Carl Jones becomes local Reo agent and demonstrated a model in Bridgeport. A gas plow outfit worked on the Fairground tracks this week, turning dirt.
Attorney J. G. Hunt and Attorney Wm. Ritchie and their party paused in Sidney Friday morning while traveling to Cheyenne for Frontier Days.
Mr and Mrs Ivey of Potter visited the city Monday and were guests in the evening of the Odd Fellows and Rebecca's at their joint installation ceremony.
Advertises Plymouth Standard guaranteed twine at very low prices. Encourages callers to place orders and ensure timely supply when needed.
Miss Frances Hart vacationing with relatives in Cheyenne. J L McIntosh returned from Fremont after a brief business trip. Reider and Parks secured wiring contracts for the new Schroll store and a $45,000 high school building. Miss Ethel Klein and Miss Jennie Armstrong visited in Cheyenne with friends. Miss Clara Erickson from Wahoo Nebraska visited S Dedrick family and went on to North Platte to see cousin Edgar Dedrick.
The T. T. W's entertained the M. M. C.'s last Wednesday evening on the south hills with Mrs. Hall as chaperone. These are young ladies' classes in the Methodist Sunday school, and they demonstrate the sunshine of religion in their sociabilities.
Mrs. Jewett and Mrs. Searcy from Lodgepole visited Sidney Friday after attending the Greenwalt Davis wedding in Sterling Colorado. The bride Madeline Davis will be remembered by older families here. The Lutheran congregation will host Reverend J. S. Leamer for August with weekly services, a welcome noted due to his popularity in the community.
Miss Edna Mantor visiting her brother Dr Mantor in the city after a coast trip including the Exposition. She plans to teach at the University of Omaha next year, specializing in zoology. Miss Nellie Dedrick left for Lusk Wyoming to visit Miss Evelyn Doran and Mrs Nat Baker. A party at Mrs Baker honored Sidney girls. A runaway horse on Rose street Friday caused a scare with no pursuit.
At a July commissioners meeting the county attorney was instructed to begin foreclosures on properties delinquent over five years. Early action saves costs as the office works on cases. Tax sale certificates will be issued July 29. S. Fishman, County Treasurer.
The Christian ladies announce a lawn social at the home of A T Hi Ett on the evening of July 27. Sherbet ice cream and cake will be served. All residents are invited to view or revisit our little city from the north side.
Miss Ann Radcliffe announces a new dancing school with two classes for adults and children. The children’s program will feature folk song dances. Apply at the home.
An advertisement urges tractor owners to try a small barrel of Oil Pull tractor oil claiming it is the best ever used and backed by a full guarantee. It relies on user praise and assures satisfaction.
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