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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
8
Sale notice for old newspapers offered at the office of Jackson's Bee Hive Store. Papers advertised for pantry shelves carpet linings and many other uses.
Sale notice for a three roller mill with a 6 H. P. Fairbanks Morse engine suitable for grinding whole wheat flour and feed. Will trade for other machinery or machinery plus building. Contact B. W. Frazey in Sidney, Nebraska by phone, call, or letter.
Wanted roomers and table boarders for Mrs. Fred Dresser as part of a city livery service offer. Auto Livery to any point in the city and return available for twenty five cents, advertised by Fred Dresser.
Fundingsland Investment Co announces farm loans at a very reasonable rate. Interested parties should visit the Fundingsland block office or contact Sam Schooley in Cozad Nebraska. He will sell lots 1 and 8 in Haskell's Addition to Sidney. written inquiries invited.
The regular examination for teachers in July will be held in Sidney on July 29 and 30 instead of the 15 and 16. Subjects cover County City State Life certificates and reading circle grades. Please take due notice. Anna McFadden, Co. Supt.
A black mare with a spot on the forehead and a white hind foot is missing. No brands observed. Return to S P Jones for a reward.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Village of Sidney Nebraska until noon August 16 1915 at the City Engineer W L Hollister Lincoln Nebraska who will furnish specifications for appurtenances for extending a district steam heating system. Bids must include a certified check of 25 dollars payable to the village. The village may waive informalities. Signed Leslie Neubauer Clerk. Address W L Hollister Engineer Lincoln Nebraska.
In a regular meeting on July 26 the South Divide Local No 443 of the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America passed resolutions mourning the death of William A Fulton. The union expresses sorrow to his wife and children and gratitude for his upright conduct, urging the family to take solace in the noble example and eternal home. A copy of the resolutions will be given to the family, entered in minutes, and sent to The Telegraph for publication.
J E Sullivan former Sidney resident, long troubled by grief, died suddenly in Cheyenne last Saturday after a heart condition gave way. Funeral details and life particulars are unavailable.
Babe Armuth of Dalton visited Sidney on Thursday and Friday. Mrs McKernan hosts her brother Mr Miller from Council Bluffs. Gust Vlahos and wife welcomed a son on July 26. Vlahos owns New England bakery. Property owners chase curbs as Lincoln Highway shows curbing. Hazlitt Selch and Olson of Sidney Draw visited on Thursday for school business. Miss Hazel Hand returns from Kearney Normal and plans to enjoy vacation countdown.
Co. M. Hadley is confined to his home this week due to a recurrent eye affection. James Birdwell returns from Chadron Normal and stays at home in Davison precinct, having spent Thursday and Friday in Sidney.
Mr and Mrs James Worden and granddaughter Elizabeth traveled to Peetz on Tuesday and visited Henry Worden's home, staying two days.
Miss Hahlbeck of Lincoln is visiting her sister Mrs. A. A. Bauer at Sundl. Helen Kellner, a young niece of the two ladies, accompanied them. The McCleneghan and Swan families drove to Potter in the McCleneghan car and remarked on the town's clean streets and alleys, noting Sidney has nothing like it.
Ed Ahrens completed his new house painting as the final improvement and also finished painting the remedied Ahrens cottage on Rose Street this week.
Mrs W A Fulton and children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and kindness during their great loss following the death of husband and father.
The Methodist ladies announce a vegetarian supper at the M. E. church parlors on Wednesday August 4th starting at 5 o'clock. All you can eat for 20 cents. Public invited, endure the date though the price may vary.
Notice seeks to exchange stock of general merchandise and a building in a good community for land in Cheyenne County or adjoining areas. Respond with a clear description and distance from the railroad town in the first letter. Address M. B. M., care of The Telegraph, Sidney, Nebraska.
Land for sale two miles from Dalton Nebraska, owner C L Ravert offers a quarter section at reasonable price with good terms. Interested parties may contact Dal ton address and arrange details.
All persons desiring to furnish rooms and board for teachers during the coming Cheyenne County Institute to be held August 9th to 13th inclusive, will kindly notify the County Superintendent as to rates and number desired. ANNA McFADDEN, Co. Sup't.
Blue mare two years old with no brand is missing. Notify C A Foster in Sidney Nebraska to claim reward if found.
Fundingsland Transfer Co reports a carload of Mar shal Oils claiming real Pennsylvania oil with call to obtain current pricing and terms.
Published by Andy Brott. Ford cylinder bored out and fitted with piston rings and piston pins for 88.00, details and sale point provided by the advertiser.
A small cottage on West Lincoln Way is offered for sale with good terms. Inquire at C. H. Johnston's office for details and arranging a viewing.
A tire found east of town is reported in a brief item. Inquiries are directed to The Telegraph office for details and any owner claims. The notice provides no further identifying information and urges prompt contact.
For sale an improved 480 acre farm one mile south of Clarata, the west half and southeast quarter of section 2, township 15, range 51 in Cheyenne county. Seller will sell all or part under good terms. Write P. Quinn, Lake View, Iowa.
Miss May Harper returns from a three week visit to Cheyenne and Denver where she saw several college mates from Wesleyan or Northwestern Universities.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trognitz visited the Frontier celebration in their car from Friday to Sunday. They stopped briefly to see Mrs. Trognitz' parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. McGinnis, and to mention Kimball.
Isaac Olson and his daughter from north of Sunol, along with his sister-in-law Mrs. Olson of Chicago, arrived in Sidney by auto on Thursday and waited after No. 4 to meet the two sons who had been sightseeing in the mountains.
William Neinheiser and daughter Cora returned Wednesday from fifty miles south of Kansas City where they attended the funeral of Mr Neinheiser's step mother. They found heavy rain there and in eastern Nebraska where harvest is delayed.
Plymouth Standard guaranteed twine offered at very low prices. Call to place orders and ensure you receive twine when needed. Fundingland Transfer Co.
L Neubauer, the affable cashier of the First National Bank, came back Tuesday from an outing in and a round Denver.
Dr. L. A. Brown traveled to Lincoln this morning to join a chiropractor meeting and will be away for several days.
Will Kreuger and his wife arrived home Saturday in their new car bought in Denver. The five passenger model is described as a nobby vehicle suitable for the Denver to Cheyenne journey and Frontier Days attendance.
Mrs Will Kreuger hosted the K K Embroidery Club on Thursday. Members spent the afternoon in sewing, chatting, and enjoying a two course luncheon.
The Methodists enjoyed a Tuesday picnic at Center church sixteen miles north with many traveling by auto. The Center congregation won the sweepstakes as entertainers, delivering a lively event that locals report as a time of their lives.
The Carnation club was entertained Tuesday afternoon in the pretty new home of Mrs Ragan assisted by her daughter Mrs Boggs. A splendid luncheon was a notable feature of the gathering with about every member of the club present.
Mrs N W Olson and her daughter Anna and son Clarence left Friday morning for California. They will visit the exposition and spend time at Turlock with relatives, remaining until thoroughly satisfied with their outing.
Mrs Miles hosted the Bridge Club on Wednesday with three tables filling due to members traveling. Mrs Hart won first prize as the luncheon proved exceptionally tasty.
The American Bank is housed in temporary quarters in the Odd Fellow Building with ample space for all needs. The former site has been demolished except for the vault which remains in use.
The W C T U convention includes Cheyenne and Kimball Counties and will be held in Sidney on August 12 and 13. The Lincoln Highway water wagon arrives August 12, and Mrs Ella Boole vice president national W C T U will be here August 13. A program will appear next week.
Jess Osborn came back Wednesday from the eastern seaboard and visited this office. He says he is unsure whether he is glad to have avoided the war zone yet unsettled by the unrest he felt. He wonders what a young man should do with his youth and future.
J H Scherer of Simla spent Friday with relatives and friends in town. Known as the same jovial Johnny though younger, he summers at Long Beach and Denver, living with his family when not supervising the Simla ranch. His son Ralph runs the ranch and keeps him as a hired man during visits.
A brief market note lists prices for rye corn beer eggs and butter with figures such as .70 16 20 08 120. The readable fragment suggests a routine price snapshot from a local grocery or market column without full context.
Notice of incorporation states Chris Weyerts Annie Weyerts Henry Weyerts Tonjes Weyerts and Harm Poppen form Gurley State Bank to operate as a general commercial bank in Gurley Cheyenne County Nebraska. Authorized stock ten thousand dollars fully paid before start. commence August 1 1915. term twenty years. board of directors. officers include President Vice President Secretary who is cashier.
Advertises a small barrel of Oil Pull tractor oil claiming it is the best and universally praised by users. Offers a full guarantee on the product.
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