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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
8
Century old listing sells dust proof letter files and Cheyenne County maps at five cents each. Also advertised are yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts and registered Duroc Jersey pigs. Contact E W Moreless by phone.
An office offers a quantity of old papers for sale at small price. Suitable for shelves and carpet linings. Call early.
I will sell the following at reasonable prices One gang plow One manure spreader box One set double work harness DeLavel Separator nearly new All the implements nearly new Terms cash or bankable notes Will trade any or all of above for horses Palace Barn Co F LIVONI Sidney Neb.
Listing of two housing options including a stone house on the north side recently remodeled with steam heat electric light and baths plus a four room house in the southeast with lawn and shade trees. Offers to sell or rent with one third cash and balance monthly via rent. Inquiries asked at Sidney Telegraph. Also a notice of a black mare taken up weighing about 700 pounds branded IT on left thigh and a yard inquiry at this office. Vegetable plants offered by Sterling Greenhouses and Garden Sterling Cole with pricing upon request. M W Osborn guarantees decorating work and offers future service if not satisfactory.
Cheyenne County Board of Equalization will convene at the courthouse on June 10 and remain in session no less than three days and no more than twenty days. County Clerk H. T. Doran announces.
M. W. Osborn advertises house papering painting and tinting service with phone number 165. He claims to do the same class of work as any rival and aims to please, noting permanent local location.
T H Pollock owner of Plattsmouth Nebraska will consider propositions for breaking and farming the southeast quarter of Section 30-17-50 and 460 acres in Section 1-15-50 Cheyenne County.
Home Land Co offers 100 acres of breaking land under section 31-15-49 for rent at one third of the crop. No other improvements. Hurry to secure this agricultural leasing opportunity.
Stock pastured cattle and horses to pasture at the Montauk Ranch. Plenty of good range all under fence. Harry Selch, manager. Fine two story residence for sale with lot 66 by 132 feet, hot water heating plant, majestic range, hot water tank, bath and everything modern. Address P O Box 317.
An item offered for sale by H. R. Fuller is listed in Sidney Nebraska. The brief notice provides no further details about the item or terms.
160 acres of land in Cheyenne County Nebraska section 23 township 16 range 49 offered for sale at 23 dollars per acre. Contact Fritz Olsen Buck Grove Iowa.
The federal court in Omaha refused to grant a temporary injunction against the Stebbinsville plan fixing a ten word message rate at 25 cents. Judges Munger Smith and another ruled the action was improperly brought in federal court instead of before the state railway commission. The law allows telegraph firms to seek a higher rate if the 25 cent charge is not compensatory.
Springfield May 22 The contest over Medill McCormick’s seat as national Progressive leader in the Illinois lower house was dismissed by the house elections committee by a unanimous vote.
The Rest Room Committee or Librarian offer Woman's Clue Cook Books at the library for 50 cents each as a fundraising sale.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa recounts two years of rheumatism preventing hand use and sleepless nights. He credits Chamberlains Liniment, begun five years ago, with complete recovery in two months and no recurrence since. Advertisement indicates ease by all dealers.
Mrs John Kahrs of Lodgepole visited the city on Wednesday Rupert Campbell broke an arm while playing Tuesday Esther Lindberg attends Normal in North Platte Mrs Wm Smith visits her daughter in Kimball Mrs N R Campbell hosted the T N Club on Thursday Mrs D E Reider enjoys farm life near Kearney Fannie Tobin returns from visits in Oklahoma and other states L A Allington named Sunol postmaster replacing resigning P R Neumann Mrs W A Borton and two children plan Missouri Iowa trip Bridge Club met with Mrs W A Borton Laune won bridge honors Mr and Mrs T H Epps and son Thomas leave for the Pacific coast visiting Tacoma and Portland
Classified notices list a Hart-Parr tractor and plow for sale to dissolve a partnership. E E Weib el of Paxton, Nebraska is the contact. Also several help wanted items: a girl for general housework for Mrs M Ahrens, a girl or woman for housework at Box 26 Ray R Smith, and a collector position for Leo A Dye at DC Cook Publishing in Omaha with a liberal commission and small bond or references.
Last Sunday and Monday brought showers. Butch Hahler visited North Platte on Wednesday. Mrs. C. W. Simon returned from North Platte and Ogallala. Sidney ball team travels to Sterling for a game. Lutheran services at Dunkard church Sunday evening at seven. Herman Schroeder left for Omaha to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge. Wm. B. Dudley of Hartford Insurance was in town on Wednesday. A. B. Persinger of Lodgepole visited Monday admiring the electric lighting. Joe Hahler and F. W. Johnston went to Denver to inspect new auto styles. Edward R. Butler of Chicago & Northwestern was in town Wednesday. John Oldershaw and daughters departed Monday for the East. Claus Peterson of St. Edwards visited Sidney Monday for real estate interests on the North Divide. Mrs. Nellie Goff returned to Salt Lake City Tuesday, joined by Nellie Dedrick and Phyllis Corbett for the summer. Engineer C. R. Fulton of Grant and Fulton looked over Sidney’s sewer installation this week. Superior Judge E. H. Wright and Mrs. Boyd spent Friday in Sidney with A. B. Knox and Victor Knox.
Adolph Swenson, a tailor at the Gapen Building, provides first class repairing cleaning and pressing services for customers seeking quality garment care.
A brief notice directs readers to contact St. George Ranch for milk or cream inquiries at any time.
Lincoln officials and attorneys think Omaha aspirants seeking the Supreme Court’s view on the 1913 election law will fail. The court likely will not rule on a mandamus petition until lower courts hear it, delaying any decision beyond the election period.
J C Livoni arrived back from Denver with a new automobile. Geo Reinhardt rode along, traveling overland from Denver and plans a few days with Cheyenne County friends and relatives.
Buttermilk is served ice cold in sanitary individual bottles at the Rexall Store fountain operated by Sidney Drug Co. The ad promotes the sanitary presentation and self-serve option at the local drugstore fountain.
Four families announce the birth of baby boys. Ernest Stuht welcomes a son on June 6, Otto Juengie on June 5, A F Anthony on May 31, and Albert Juedes on May 27. Each child is described as a boy born to the named parents.
An adjourned meeting of Cheyenne County Fair Association stockholders will be held at the courthouse on Tuesday June 17 at 2 p.m. Officers will be elected and a decision made on whether the county fair will be held this year.
Miss Anna O. Smith of Marysville Kansas stays with the Roth family and plans a summer vacation trip to Colorado.
Sidney readers urged to act at once on a new 1913 price list from Knight-Campbell Music Co offering over 100 standard makes of pianos and player pianos. Promises savings of 60 to 75 dollars on pianos and 75 to 150 dollars on player pianos, with freight prepaid and money back guarantee. Company touts 40 years in business at West’s largest Denver music house, 1625 31 California Street.
A local dairy offers year round milk from St George Dairy delivered daily in sanitary bottles ensuring clean, reliable service for households seeking consistent dairy supply.
A local advertisement promotes buying Kodak products in various sizes including films and developing materials.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, praising its palatability and safety. It claims the product is pleasant to take, free of harmful substances, and highly effective, appealing to mothers of young children.
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