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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County offered by The Telegraph for five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Old papers for sale during spring cleaning offered at a small price for shelves or car upholstery. Lost: gold rimmed eye glasses in black leather case open at end. Wanted: collector, lady preferred, part time, liberal commission, small bond or bank references. write Leo A Dye at D C Cook Publishing Co Omaha. Also Adolph Swenson tailor repairs cleaning pressing at Gap en Building. Phone St George Ranch for milk or cream.
AT PRIVATE SALE. T will sell the following at reasonable prices: One gang plow, one manure spreader box, one set double work harness, DeLavel Separator nearly new, all implements nearly new. Terms cash or bankable notes. Will trade for horses. Palace Barn, Co. F, LIVONT, Sidney, Neb. TAKEN UP One black mare about 700 pounds, brand Z T on left thigh, wire scar on right hind leg. Inquire at this office.
Land parcel described as southeast quarter of Section 24 Township 16 Range 47 totaling 16Q acres. Desirable location near Lodgepole. For quick cash sale. Address A Adler 1072 Dayton Avenue Saint Paul Minnesota.
T H Pollock owner of Plattsmouth Nebraska seeks to break and farm the southeast quarter of Section 30 17 50 and 460 acres in Section 1 15 50 in Cheyenne County.
A collection of brief classified notices: ED Sec. 31-15-49 acres for rent on one third crop with no improvements. home land company bulls. sale by H R Fuller of Sidney Nebraska. 160 acres in Cheyenne County Nebraska case section township range at 23 per acre by Fritz Olsen Buck Grove Iowa. Hart Parr tractor and plow 22-45 HP must be sold to dissolve partnership E E Weibel Paxton Nebraska. WANTED girl for general housework inquire Mrs M Ahrens.
Bake sale hosted by the Ladies of the Episcopal Church scheduled for Saturday, June 21 from 3 to 5 pm at Sidney Drug Store. Also notices seeking a girl or woman for housework with milking duties at $20 monthly. instruction to contact Box 226, Ray R. Smith. Debts owed to Dr Ward should be settled with Livonit & Son.
Potter hosts a grove event at the John Adams ranch Lodgepole marks a park celebration in town center. Sidney plans visiting. A ten round boxing exhibition pits Fred Parks of this city against Young Handley of Lodgepole at Lodgepole on Thursday June 24.
In our card of thanks we corrected an omission noting the substantial dinner and supper served by loyal wives widows and generous friends at the I O O F Hall for the Boys in Blue. We express gratitude and invite continued support as a humane gesture.
John Troide of Dalton and County Treasurer Thos Ishmael of Bridgeport were Sidney visitors Thursday. Several locals return from universities and trips, including E W Ziebert visiting Shirley Wilson in Omaha and Don Ahrens from Lincoln. Benthim family relocates to Sidney for carpentry work. Miss Hazelle King and Anna McFadden return from Lincoln and Omaha respectively after studies. several Lodgepole and Scottsbluff visitors attend events. Osborn injured on site at the First National Bank building. Redpath Horner Chau tauqua reps visit Sidney.
The Cheyenne County Fair Association calls an adjourned stockholders meeting at the courthouse on Tuesday June 17 at 2 p.m. Officers will be elected and a decision made on whether to hold a county fair this year.
You can get good milk the year around from the St. George Dairy. Delivered daily in sanitary bottles.
Store and bakery for rent contact H McFadden. Buttermilk served ice cold in sanitary bottles at our fountain. Sidney Drug Co Rexall Store.
On Wednesday June 18 at Odd Fellows Hall the Lady Maccabees host Supreme Lieutenant Commander Mrs Alice Locke to bestow the second degree on Lady Rittenhouse Hive. The hive meets 2:30 pm then holds a public evening lecture at 8 pm with Mrs Locke. No charge. all invited.
Secretary Marshall of the state board of horticulture returns from inspecting his orchard at Nebraska City amid a locust infestation. He remains untroubled, stating damage is limited to young trees in an old, established orchard. In Fremont, priest James Moriarity of North Bend is acquitted by a district court jury after being charged with watering his lawn against city ordinance. a $5 fine and costs are imposed by a North Bend justice.
J Mintken recently moved to a farm six miles southwest of Dalton and came to the city Monday to meet his wife who traveled from Fremont.
Bert Wyatt left Shenandoah Iowa early in the week with land buyers for investments in Cheyenne county real estate.
The case of Dr. L. G. Simon versus George W. Davis went before a jury in Judge Gapen's court on Wednesday. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount sued.
Henry P. Bewley of Hornsby and M. F. Bandy of Barnett are visiting their brothers George and Tobe Bewley and sister Mrs Cc Osborn at Idelwild ranch this week. F W Johnston, a Dalton farmer, bought a Carter Car from Fritz Brauer agency and drove it to Dalton on Monday.
E. E. Mitchell of Brown & Bros cigar house Denver was in Sidney this week resuming work on his old territory after about three months in New Mexico. L. Andrews returned to Sidney last Monday from Woodbine Iowa, making the trip in an auto with one punctured tire about five miles from Sidney.
Miss Irene McLernon of Denver visited Sidney friends while Dr. F J Von Meter of Shenandoah Iowa spent the week in Sidney as a visitor.
An organizing meeting of Redpath Horner contract executors formed a five member executive committee to advertise and arrange a five day Chautauqua starting July 10. Lectures, music by the Royal Guards Italian Band, and other features are planned. Sidney residents may offer rooms for attendees. officials urge widespread promotion to make it an annual event.
Notice states that after his wife left home he will not be responsible for any debts she contracts. Dated Sidney Nebraska June 10 1913.
Sidney buyers urged to act on a new 1913 list of over 100 piano and player piano makes. The ad promises savings of 50 to 75 dollars on pianos and 75 to 150 dollars on player pianos, cut terms in two, prepaid freight to the depot, and money back satisfaction after 40 years of business by Knight Campbell Music Co in Denver.
Local ad promotes buying a Kodak camera and all sizes of films, developing material and related supplies. It markets films, developing products, and accessories, inviting customers to purchase through the advertised retailer.
A local market advertises immediate payment for cream bringers to Kruse Cash Market with on‑the‑spot checks promised for dairy sellers.
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Mick writes that her little girl suffered dysentery severely. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her and she says it is the best medicine in the world. For ease by all dealers.
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