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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
8
Notice warns against hunting fishing swimming or trespassing on sec 1 tp 13 n range 50 W Rattlesnake Ranch under law penalty. Malefactors will be prosecuted and stock impounded. A $500 reward offered for information leading to conviction of the party who removed and destroyed the dam sign A D Stowins.
A 160 acre tract located three miles southwest of Potter Nebraska with no improvements is offered for sale for cash. Seller is Mrs. Johanna Meyer of Potter Nebraska.
Harver and Wright call on all debtors with contracts before 1909 or due notes to call and settle promptly, warning of ongoing efforts to collect without delay. Also a notice seeking a dining room girl for the Vienna Restaurant.
The notice announces a sale of used implements and rusty tools to clear space for fresh stock. Items include assorted implements and farm gear offered at reduced prices to attract buyers and move inventory.
The Wood River Nursery Co announces a good season in Sidney and vicinity and pledges to meet customers next year. They will canvas the area about July and urge patrons to save orders for stock grown locally. Signed by Inwin Williams, state agent.
Local items advertise room moulding at Jackson's Furniture Store. Pasture for rent listed by Western Realty Co. Dentistry offered at reasonable prices. E W Murless contact via phone 86. Dual proof letter files for sale by Telegraph. Typewriting paper and ribbons for Oliver Smith Premier Remington L C Smith at Telegraph office. Drayage and transfer by Guernsey Dray Phone 64. Sewing machines mantle clocks sale on easy terms. Harper Wright Red Rubber Hose promotes quality.
The Equalization Board of Cheyenne County will meet at the Clerk's Office in the Court House Sidney Nebraska on June 1 1909 to equalize rests and personal property assessments for 1909 Taxpayers who believe their property was wrongly assessed must appear during the session or later complaints will not be adjusted Board members L R Barlow J B Harston Lewis Brot John Daugherty Clerk H T Doran
Registered Hereford ball No 312879 ready for service sired by a champion at Nebraska state fair second at Kansas state fair and third at American Royal priced at 80 dollars for 20 days Ranch one mile east of Sidney J D Los Box 5
Bargain eleven acre farm adjoining Sidney on south side with six cultivated acres and pasture. Features a good frame house, cement cellar, frame stable, wall, ninety two trees including young fruit trees. Terms attractive with monthly payments. Inquiries to A J Walton Val way Brewers Auto Garage or P O Box 2% Sidney Neb.
Northwest quarter section 24 township 13 range 49 Worty acres fenced and in cultivation price 2000. Dr F A Packarple Kearney Nebraska. FOR SALE 160 acres good land with fence on two sides 25 acres in crops. Jacos Eckert Ickes Nebraska.
HaRpER & Wincut present furniture displays while Jackson's Furniture Co promotes home goods and rent options. Notices forbid hunting on certain premises under sections and ranges, urging compliance and legal action for trespass. The Weekly Inter Ocean offer and bundled paper deals priced at 1.75 for one year target patrons, with room rentals and monthly-payment home furnishing plans also advertised.
Miss Margaret Ehmkie wed Mr Wilhelm Jeudes with Reverend Carl Wagner officiating. Guests included Miss Carrie Ehmkie Miss Acuna Jeuden and Henry Ehmkie Jr. Sixty guests attended a formal supper and an impromptu dance followed at the groom's unfinished house. The couple plan a trip to eastern relatives after completing their two story home.
The firm secures E P Swan from Harley Drug Co to run a sanitary fountain serving fruita syrups from J Hungerford Smith Rochester. They boast pure fruits and syrups, guaranteed to meet National pure food laws, and unveil a 100 gallon per day ice cream plant for their own Purity Ice Cream with special large-quantity prices.
Sixteen large rooms on a 122 by 132 foot lot. Write or call for information. Contact B. W. Freazey, Sidney, Nebraska.
New rubber hose in one half by three fourths inch sizes arriving. We replace any defective piece during the season. Harper and Wright advertise ice boxes freezers gasoline stoves rubber hose and lawn mowers at Jacksons Furniture Store. Also wanted to buy 160 acres within three miles of Dalton Nebraska contact E C Stockdick Sidney Nebraska.
Regular services in Trinity Lutheran church next Sunday June 6 with Sunday school at 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m A congregational meeting is planned for Monday evening June I Pastor L F Gunderman urges attendance A 16 year old boy seeks summer ranch work Inquire at box 477 Sidney Neb A new line of shirt waists at Fishmans Rib Chic Dutch collars Francis Brennan arrives from Salt Lake City visiting relatives He holds a lucrative railroad office job in Salt Lake City
An old contest pits two athletes to see who can hold stretched arms longer. One man eats heavy meats and the other consumes Quaker Oats with rice and macaroni. The meat eater lasts 22 minutes while the oats eater restarts after three hours. The ad counsels daily oats for strength and energy.
The item lists residents visiting and traveling to Omaha Dalton York and McCook with brief mentions of kinship and work. It notes a shift in Western Realty Co offices and a reference to Illinois legislature and a sheriff candidate. It ends with announcements of two lunar and solar eclipses in June.
V Klein is soon opening a new general store in the former post office building north of Easig's. He will stock groceries, shoes, flour and feed and has years of storekeeping experience in Lodgepole. Opening in about ten days, he promises high quality merchandise to please the public.
Unclaimed letters at the Sidney post office are listed as advertised. Names include Frank Rice CW Widlow Ruth Mi Mett Minnie Carmon and McLERNON postmaster notes. Also mentions a Dorcas Society bazaar and supper at the opera house on June 23 and a music instrument appeal at Jackson's Furniture Store.
Clyde Lancaster announces his candidacy for county sheriff describing himself as a straight citizen with deep county roots and strong community involvement. The report also notes a Washington dispatch praising Representative Kinkaid for a landmark house bill and outlines plans to start a new townsite near the Burlington road at Box Butte Cheyenne county line, pending Rivett's proof up and patent.
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