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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
8
Dual proof letters and small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five vents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Multiple small classified items offer land loans on Cheyenne County lands, sale or trade of a 40 horsepower Buick, car tuning services, new books at a Bee Hive Store, sale of old newspapers, warehouse sale near Bordwell property, and inquiries directed to Bentley Land Co Mosse & Grain Co and C W Hornaday.
Three roller mill with a Fairbanks Morse engine and 6 HL. P. Fairbanks Morse Co. engine for sale or trade. Will trade for machinery or machinery and building. For grinding whole wheat flour and animal feed. Phone or write B. W. FRAZEY Sidney Neb.
New eight room residence with barn fruit and shade trees and additional conveniences listed by Fred Siedow two blocks north of Union depot in a compact real estate notice.
Sixteen room house in Morrow addition. Phone or inquire of B. W. Frazey, Sidney, Nebraska.
Well located corner lot offered for sale with partial monthly payment option. Inquiries may be made at this office or by addressing Box 142 in Sidney.
Fundingsland Investment Co announces farm loans at a very reasonable interest rate. Applicants are invited to visit the office in the Fundingsland block to seek financing.
A seller quits farming and stock raising offers 480 acres of deeded valley land with pasture leases, adjoining Potter town near the depot. Described as ideal for a family with a good school or a stock farm for a dealer in fancy live stock. Inspect and contact owner C. E. Anderson, Potter, Nebraska.
Sealed proposals for a frame school house in Gurley Cheyenne County Nebraska will be received by the Gurley School Board on or before 1 p m June 12 1915 at Frank X Rihn s residence section 30 township 16 range 49. Plans on file with Sidney Telegraph and local offices. A 3 percent certified check to George Quirin Treasurer accompanies each bid. Bidder must enter contract and furnish bond. failure to do so forfeits. Bid must be addressed to Frank X Rihn Director Gurley. board may reject any bid. Bond required 50 percent of contract. Dated Gurley Neb May 12 1915.
For sale a John Deere buggy in excellent condition listed under Thomas H Clinton. For rent a five room house with utilities available through Mrs Frazey. contact phone 79. Rooms for rent with bath use also via Mrs Frazey. Strayed white horse slight lameness branded left jaw. return to John Merer Gurley Neb. for reward. Estrayed dark gray two year old colt branded Swastika left jaw. notify William Goding.
Mrs. E. C. Phillips returns to her Toledo Iowa home after two weeks with daughter Mrs. J. A. Bentley, following a winter stay in California. Miss Genevieve Bentley accompanied her for an extended visit.
W A Mitchell of Peetz visited the city Thursday. A girl was born May 28 to Mr and Mrs E L Uptegrove. Marian Hildreth of Brush Colorado visits Mrs Stover. B A Jones returned from Portland. Superintendent W S Bostcher and wife visited Sidney. Owen's Delivery System launched Tuesday and seems successful. Richard Williams left for Mile Iowa due to a brother's serious illness. Clara Downey visited relatives out in the country. Lorene Margery Wallick Leona Spitler left to spend a week on the Wallick ranch near Dalton. Mrs Frank Hart and Fern from near Omaha visit Dr Zike. Mrs Hall is aunt of Mrs Zike. R D Devine attended memorial services in York then went to Kansas City. A Zike and Mr Hanna of Cheyenne were guests of C W Zike. they came to buy cattle.
Fred Seegar sold two quarter sections to eastern pans last week as snow lay a foot deep on May 20. Hugh Gaunt of North Platte earned money for his wife to burn, she took forty dollars with papers and set them afire. Mrs H R Fuller was summoned to Ft Dodge Iowa by her mother's worsening illness, leaving Friday of last week.
The Lutheran Ladies set June 17 for a complete dinner starting at five at the vacant Lutheran parsonage. They will remind readers next week but say not to miss it.
A new club of young matrons was organized Thursday of last week at their first meeting with Mrs Ernest Stuht. Twelve will be the membership and the club will be known as the K K.
Powas and his son traveled by auto from their ranch on the north divide despite rain. Nellie Dedrick and Evelyn Doran went to North Platte Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Edgar Dedrick.
Mrs Charles Semerad entertained the Altar Society and friends on Thursday May 27 with a delicious luncheon at a local deli.
Mrs J J Parks traveled to Chapell on Wednesday for a short stay and to take part in a brilliant party held Thursday, reflecting social activity in the region.
Mrs J K McIntosh was hostess for the Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs LeDoyt was an out of town guest. Mrs Sager won the first prize.
Mrs William Fatterton and daughters Olive and Della with son Arthur of Lodgepole spent Wednesday afternoon in the city on a combined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Clark Fuller entertained at six o'clock dinner Friday evening as a farewell for Miss Ingersoll and Miss Johnson. Covers were laid for eight.
Catholic ladies host a bake exchange on Saturday June 12 at 2 o'clock at T. E. Wood's Smoke Store. Plenty of good things available for attendees.
Mr and Mrs C A Bancroft Mrs Albert Thompson and Mrs Earl Roberts were among the north divide residents attending memorial day services in the area.
Land sale notice for Section 29 near Dalton Nebraska listing prices of 20 000 for a full section or 5 000 for a quarter section. Terms require one fourth cash and a five year mortgage on remaining balance. Contact GEO ORTMANN Bancroft Nebraska.
NU-BONE corsets from 3.50. Leave orders with Mrs George Davis. MRS A D IREY notes piano sale in Sidney. COLORADO MUSIC COMPANY advertises two nearly new pianos for sale in Denver. Alliance Commercial Club budgets 1500 for Hankinson's Auto Polo teams to perform during the Stockmen's Convention June 15 to 18. Auto livery in city twenty five cents per trip by FRED DRESSER.
Five room house available for rent with city water. Inquiries at Durnell's Barber Shop.
Professor Fr. O. Chambers and his young son visited with Judge Chambers and family early in the week. He then traveled to Chadron to begin his summer studies.
Miss Clara Klieth came home from Denver Monday to spend the summer. She has been applying herself to the study of vocal and instrumental music and will enjoy a vacation. Miss Catherine Greenlee returned Sunday from Minatare after completing her year in the public school. She was joined by her friend Miss Sonia Krenz who visited the Greenlee home before continuing to Buffalo Center Iowa.
Miss Newkirk of the Sidney Mercantile left for Denver then heads home to Racine Wisconsin. She won wide admiration among the social set and is hoped to return in the fall.
The counties listed will observe special days at the Stockmen's Conventional Alliance with June dates assigned including Grant Hooker Garden Thomas and Sheridan on June 16 Morrill Scotts Bluff Cheyenne Kimball Banner on June 17 and Dawes Lions and Box Butte on June 18.
Mrs Roscoe Zimmer entertained Tuesday with a 600 party. Guests of honor included Mrs LeDoyt of North Platte and Miss Alma Kime of Lincoln. Miss Mildred Miles won first prize and Mrs Hitchcock second. A dainty three course luncheon was served.
Mr and Mrs Julius Allenstein and Mrs Joseph Wasserman with son Bobby visited the Oberfelder home Sunday. They traveled from Cheyenne in the Wasserman car but rain forced leaving the car at Pine Bluffs and continuing by train. The men returned Thursday while the ladies stayed longer.
A Sidney band plans a revival after a period without practice. They aim to enter twenty pieces, two of which are ready. money is needed for supplies and instruments. Local businessmen may be asked to subscribe monthly, with Russell Dedrick named as leader to strengthen the town’s musical group.
Edson Rich, attorney for F B Johnson, visited Taureday with an offer to settle the Cheyenne suit to recover on a judgment. No agreement reached. The case resumes in Omaha next Monday the 7th unless settled out of court.
Roy Greenlee traveled to Omaha on Thursday to undergo an appendicitis operation. He is reported in good condition now after a prior attack and aims to avoid further trouble. His brother Albert Greenlee traveled from Lincoln to be at his side.
The County Treasurer's office reports that the Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings in Lincoln will issue notices of delinquency and forfeiture after July 1 to all lessees owing rent for state school lands for the first half of 1915.
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