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Small sectional map of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
8
Subscriptions Open at Office for All Magazines
Subscriptions for magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply anytime.
For Sale old Newspapers and Linings for Pantry Shelves
Classified notice announces sale of old newspapers for pantry shelves and carpet linings and other uses at the office.
Land listing seeks Cheyenne County acreage bargains
Real estate firm BE. W. Schmidt & Klase of Lodgepole Nebraska advertises land for sale in Cheyenne County. They offer buyers and urge low prices with favorable terms and a commission of 100 dollars per acre for agents.
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Cheyenne County
BE. W. Schmidt & Klase
Lodgepole, Nebr
Farm loan services and local trades in Sidney Neb
J W Harper offers farm loans and insurance services including fire and accident coverage as agent for Guarantee Life Fund Association. Also new stock at Jackson and Son Bee Hive Store includes trunks grips and handbags. For rent a modern six room house. for sale or exchange a short horn bull. Local notices list buyers and sellers in Sidney Nebraska.
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J. W. Harper
The
Guarantee Life Fund Association
Sidney
Neb
Just
Jackson & Son
Furnished Room for Rent Inquiries at Office
Furnished room offered for rent with inquiries directed to the office. No additional details provided.
Terry Dressmaking School Opens Monday June 19
The Terry Dressmaking School will be opened on Monday June 19. All out of town pupils can make arrangements with Mrs. M. J. Fasterday.
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Terry
M. J
Land Owners Hear From Wildman Co in Sidney Notice
A notice from C A Wildman Land Co invites landowners in Sidney Nebraska to respond if they wish to sell their lands. The firm, based at Oberfelder Building, seeks interface with property owners regarding potential acquisitions. Local landowners urged to contact for sale opportunities.
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C. A. Wildman Land CO
Oberfelder Bldg
Sidney, Neb
Local News Note on Calls for Tips and Travel_group
Mrs Knox reporter for The Telegraph can be reached at Black 222 for news tips or call the office at 17. Emory Planck and family from North Sunol drove to Sidney last Saturday.
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Emory Planck
North Sunol
Sidney
Mrs C P Grant Visits Relatives in Cameron Missouri
Mrs C P Grant is spending a few weeks with relatives in Cameron Missouri.
Local notes and social visits from town and surroundings
Mrs E Z Easterday returned from Des Moines. Tom Kelly of North Platte visits as creamery inspector today and tomorrow. A 13 year old seeks a country chore boy position. Mrs Al Draper and baby visited in A J Jorgenson home. Mrs C P MacDaniels and daughter visit Sheriff McDaniel’s family. Mrs C R Owens and daughters travel in Fort Morgan Colorado. Anna Chambers home from Peru for vacation with Judge and Mrs Chambers. R D Devine builds a rear garage on South Rose for daughter’s car. Lodgepole residents in town Wellness day include A B Persinger Mrs Jewett Mr and Mrs H E Libar and Commissioner Barlow. Miss Mary Hayes and sister Nellie visit Sidney friends near L Martin home. Miss Margaret Pantembuurge returns from Denver after two weeks with Neu mann and Pavlat families.
Wildman Real Estate Office Opens in Oberfelder Building
The C A Wildman Land Co announces a new general real estate office in the Oberfelder Building Sidney. They invite land owners to list lands with them under Manager A. Wildman.
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C A. Wildman Land Co
Oberfelder Building
Sidney
A. Wildman
Mer
For Sale Choice Lots on West Lincoln Highway
Real estate notice lists Fred Kurtil offering select parcels on West Lincoln Highway for sale. Limited details provided. prospective buyers advised to contact the listed party for exact plots, prices, and terms.
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West
Lincoln Highway
Fred Kurtil
Lincoln Highway property with 75 ft frontage and garage
A. S. Hardy offers a residence on Lincoln Highway featuring 75 feet of frontage and a garage. The listing highlights the property’s location and attached amenities, indicating a single dwelling suitable for immediate occupancy.
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Lincoln Highway
A. S. Hardy
Big dance at Gurley Saturday in Rouch's building
A big dance on Saturday June 17 at Rouch's building promises good music and solid management. Everyone is invited by the committee to attend.
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Gurley
Rouch's
City notices alleys cleaned by June 25 1916
All property owners must remove rubbish and debris from alleys adjoining their properties by June 25 1916. If not done, the city will perform the work and the cost will be taxed to the respective property owners by order of the City Council.
Strayed Animals Notice From Lodge Pole Nebraska
A four year old brown mare with two white hind feet weighs 1250 and is branded on the jaw. A light bay horse weighs 1100 and is described as wild. A chestnut mare with a pulled broken tail weighs 1000. Notify W. L. Bates in Lodge Pole Nebraska.
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W. L. Bates
Lodgepole
Nebraska
For Rent Front Basement in Gapen Building
A brief rental notice offers a front basement space in the Gapen building for a two month term. Inquiries are to be made at the issuing office.
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Gapen
Master Frederick Ahrens Visits Grandmother in Denver
Master Frederick Ahrens accompanied Mr and Mrs Charles Troznitz to Denver and is now visiting his grandmother Mrs Julia Ahrens.
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Frederick Ahrens
Charles Troznitz
Denver
Julia Ahrens
Fred King Improves After Inflamatory Rheumatism Strain
Fred King shows slow recovery after inflammatory rheumatism that affected his heart and put him in perilous condition for several days. His condition has stabilized and progress is being monitored by physicians.
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Fred King
Mrs Dresser Travels After Sister Illness in Imperial Valley
Mrs. Fred Dresser left Wednesday evening after a message saying her sister Mrs. Will Harper was gravely ill in a hospital. Harper had been in a critical state since delivering a baby four weeks ago, with no word reaching home until recently to avoid affecting Reverend Hornaday who had been ill. Miss May Harper had come from Denver a week earlier.
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Fred Dresser
Imperial Valley
Will Harper
Reverend Hornaday
Miss May Harper
Denver
Esther Lindberg Recovers After Portland Hospital Stay
Friends learn Miss Esther Lindberg has been in a Portland hospital nearly six weeks after an automobile accident. Her sister reports she is improving daily sitting up longer each day and taking more steps, with an hour of upright time and five steps recently. Recovery expected to be rapid and complete.
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Esther Lindberg
Portland
Oregon
Glenn Bliss
We Will Loan You Money to Build a Home
A local lender announces funds to assist residents in constructing new houses. The program offers low interest rates and streamlined approval to eligible applicants, aiming to support neighborhood development and home ownership.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Edward Schimpke Visits Home from Denver
Edward, eldest son of Adam Schimpke of the South Divide, who has spent several years working in Denver, is visiting the home folks now.
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Edward
Adam Schimpke
South Divide
Denver
Advance agent leads to clean markets checks in town
Miss May Breternitz returns from North Platte with her cousin Mabel Breternitz. Weddings and romance fill the season. The advance good news says dealers prepared to pass muster while news of politics wars and pestilence holds less interest.
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Miss May Breternitz
North Platte
Mabel Breternitz
Real estate office opens in Cheyenne County farms and ranches
Mr C A Wildman has opened a real estate office in Room , Oberson block and will deal in farms and ranches in Cheyenne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wildman Hass
Cheyenne County
Visit Noted as Mrs Foster Holds Overnight in Omaha
Miss Catherine Foster of Omaha stopped Monday and visited overnight with her friend Mrs J H Nicholson. Miss Foster is a trained nurse who has been working the past six weeks on a case in Bridgeport. Charles Roth has taken a ninety day leave from his railroad job and is traveling around Boulder Colorado exploring openings. Mrs Roth visits her sister near Durkon and will join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Foster
Omaha
J. H. Nicholson
Paster
Bridgeport
Charles Roth
Boulder
Colorado
Mrs Roth
Durkon
Mr. Roth
Construction Rush Aims for Presentable McIntosh Neubdauer Buildings
The McIntosh Neubdauer project area sees fast pace work as demand for presentable business structures rises. Currigan, returning from Denver with Mrs Currigan and child, notes unsuccessful housing search in Sidmer and plans to sell tractors in the local territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh-Neubdauer
Market Prices Reported for Grains and Produce
Wheat oats flax and rye listed with prices. Corn at 1.30. Eggs butter cream potatoes shown with varied figures. Old heads and young chickens priced 10 and 40 respectively.
Marriage License Bureau Sees Busy Week in Small Hamlet
The marriage license bureau had a busy week with six couples listed and one who requested privacy. The piece notes Sidney as a lively locale with a touch of local humor and reflects on the steady pace of licenses issued.
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Sidney
Builders Sunday school class hosts joyous evening
Miss Phillpot acted as hostess last Monday evening at the C. M. Andrews home two miles north for the Builders' Sunday school class of the Christian church. Sixteen members attended, arriving by two automobiles, with Miss Mable Wallick, class president, providing refreshments and assisting.
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Phillpot
C. M. Andrews
The
Christian Church
Mable Wallick
Mrs Claud Smith Visits Sister and New Nephew
Mrs Claud Smith of Lodgepole spent part of the week with her sister Mrs Noah Walters south of town and met the new little nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Smith
Lodgepole
Noah Walters
Mrs Atkins Visits Then Heads To Cheyenne
Mrs A W Atkins of Bridgeport visited here with friends on Wednesday and left Thursday morning for Cheyenne to visit her mother Mrs D Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Atkins
Bridgeport
Cheyenne
D. Barnhart
Eva Siedow Visits Home Folks From Alliance
Miss Eva Siedow came down from Alliance Sunday and visited until Tuesday with the home folks. She is with the Fashion shop in Alliance and is well located.
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Eva Siedow
Alliance
Jones Brothers Ex cavation for Modern Home Near Rudd Lot
The Jones Brothers began excavation Wednesday for a new modern home to be used by the parents on the lot east of the new Rudd home in the west part of town. Miss Goldie Chace visited Mrs. L. W. Vath then continued to Wayne Nebraska after a stay in town. Mr and Mrs H R Fuller and Miss Margery Fuller left Wednesday for an automobile trip to Denver and Cheyenne on return. Mrs Payzant and her young son Leverett left Thursday for three weeks in LaMars Sioux City Iowa and Schuyler Neb. The Sidney Eudora D of H had a profitable session last Friday with initiation and measures for the good of the order.
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Jones Brothers
H. R. Fuller
Margery Fuller
Denver
Vicinity
Cheyenne
Sidney Eudora
Postmaster McIntosh At Lincoln Postmasters Convention
McIntosh traveled to Lincoln on Tuesday to attend the postmasters convention in session there and did not return in time to report Nasby activities. Mrs. G. W. Highberger left Thursday for Pittsburg after a three week visit with Mrs. Hugh Moore en route from the coast and Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. John Owens and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Green drove to Julesburg last Sunday then returned via Jumbo Dam finding the country prosperous along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Lincoln
Postmasters
Nasby
G. W. Highberger
Pittsburg
Hugh Moore
Arizona
John Owens
J. K. Green
Julesburg
Jumbo Dam
Miss Stevens Visits St Martin Home During Nebraska Trip
Miss Dorothy Stevens of Long Beach California spent a few days of this week at the St Martin home on her way to her own home for the summer while she has been attending Nebraska State University.
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Dorothy “Stevens
Long Beach
California
Nebraska State University
St. Martin
Braasch Couple Stay With Sister After Wedding Trip
Charles Braasch and his bride, returning from a wedding trip in Colorado and Wyoming, spent Saturday with his sister, Miss Nora Braasch, on her Davison Precinct homestead. They resumed their journey Sunday morning to their Mason City home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Braasch
Bride
Colorado
Wyoming
Mr. Braasch
Nora Braasch
Davison Precinct
Mason City
Local Notes From Sidney and Vicinity
Born to Mr and Mrs Noah Walters on June 12 a son. Henry Ehmke Sr. is among the latest to indulge in an automobile. C S Radcliffe spent part of Thursday in Julesburg on business. C E Ericson called to Iowa early this week due to his mother's condition. Lawn sprinkling faced a setback after rains early in the week. A P Draper of the north divide transacted business in Sidney on Thursday. Pure food inspector Hitchcock of Kearney is here late this week. McKinley Bryan, bookkeeper for Cheyenne Trading Co., spent Sunday with his parents in Scottsbluff. Mrs D P Evans and two children of Cheyenne visited with Mrs Evans' parents Dr and Mrs Murless from Friday to Sunday. Mrs Earl Tyler and three children and Miss Tyler returned from an Iowa trip last week. Miss Tyler left for home in Colorado. Mrs F E Warnke and three children from Burley Idaho arrived Thursday to spend several weeks with Mrs Warnke's aunt Mrs RD Devine and family.
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Earl Tyler
Miss Tyler
Earl
Iowa
Colorado
F. E. Warnke
Burley
Idaho
Reverend JF Hayes In Ill Health Taken To Hospital
Friends and family report Reverend JF Hayes is not well and has been taken to the Methodist hospital in Omaha for care. He has connections with Chappell and his condition is being watched by the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF. J. Hayes
Chappell
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Albert Jeudes Builds Large Cement Storage Tank for Irrigation and Power
Albert Jeudes on the north table is making an advanced improvement on his fine farm unusual for so new a country but which will inspire others in the same direction. He is erecting a large cement elevated storage tank with which to irrigate a spacious blue grass lawn and to operate an electric plant for the illumination of his house, outbuildings, and lawn.
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Albert Jeudes
Pianos Find Homes as County Welcomes Spring Arrivals
Ed Howe and Ed Nelson of the west valleys each took out a piano to delight their families last Saturday. A large number of pianos are finding homes in this county this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craig of Sundl attended the wedding of Clyde Johnson and Esther Kimball in Mt. Ayr Iowa where Esther served as an attendant at the Craigs wedding last winter. the affair was very elaborate.
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Ed Howe
Ed Nelson
West Valleys
Walter Craig
Sundl
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Clyde Johnson
Esther Kimball
Man and nephew drive Tama motorcycle to Weld County homestead
John Null loads Ol' Sal a Tama motorcycle in captivity and heads to his Weld County Colorado homestead driving with nephew Muggs Null. There he plans to tend crops as Muggs herds snakes nearby during plowing.
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John Null
Ol’ Sal
Weld County
Colorado
Muggs Null
John
Wolfe Family Plans Move to Boulder for New Position
J A Wolfe and family prepare to move to Boulder Colorado where Mr Wolfe has accepted a position with potential to stay. The Wolfes will be missed in Sidney as a desirable local family and a loss to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wolfe
Boulder
Colorado
West family moves goods between Omaha Hiett house and ranch
Mr West takes household goods from Omaha and places them in the Hiett house on the north side, where they are now keeping house. Mrs Hiett relocates her belongings to her son Earl’s ranch on the south divide and occupies a roomy apartment in the new house built by Earl.
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Mr. West
Omaha
Hiett
Brewer Family Visit Notes Colorado Rain Shortage
Mr and Mrs N G Brewer and daughters Emma and Gertrude spent two days of last week with relatives near Brush Colorado. They traveled by auto and report Colorado is beginning to need rain as irrigation systems fall short of requirements due to sparse mountain snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Brewer
Emma
Gertrude
Brush
Colorado
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Columbia” Man
Bentley Land CO
R. E. L. Jackson
M. W. Osborn
T. C. Spiker
First National Bank
E. Z
Des Moines
Tom Kelly
W. A. Reed
al Draper
Baby
Sansie Farm
A. J. Jorgenson
C. P. MacDaniels
Cheyene
Sheriff McDaniel
C. R. Owens
Leona and
Zella
Fort Morgan
Anna Chambers
Peru
Judge and
Mi. Chambers
R. D. Devine
South Rose Street
A. B. Persinger
Jewett
H. EE. Libar
Barlow
Mary Hayes
Nellie of
Chappel
L. Martin
Margaret Pantenbuurge
Neumann and
Pavlat
Whixer
Sidney Steam Bakery
Pure Food Inspector
James Currigan
Mrs. Currigan
Little Gul ‘Ther
Sidmer
Mr. Currigan
Eber
Palmer’s Perfumes
Palmer's
Vath’s Pharmacy
Sidney Markets
Goldie Chace
Florsheim
the Teggery Shop
Sam Fine
Henry Ehmke Sr
C. S. Radcliffe
C. E. Ericson
A.P. Draper
North Divide
Pure Food
Hitchcock
Kearney
McKinley Bryan
Cheyenne Trading Co
Scottsbluff
D. P Evans
W. H. Prazier
Lorenzo, Neb
Grpen Building
Mabel Wallick
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