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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
8
Notice prohibits haunting fishing swimming or trespassing under penalty of law on a section 1 1p130 range 50 W Rattlesnake Ranch. Malefactors will be prosecuted and stock impounded. A $5 reward offered for information leading to conviction of the sign remover at the dam. A D Stowitts.
160 acres three miles southwest of Potter Nebraska with no improvements. Cash price ten dollars per acre. Interested parties contact Mrs Johanna Meyer Potter Neb.
All parties owing us accounts contracted before January 1 1909 or notes that wredge will please call and settle at once as we will insist on settlement without further delay. Harreer and Wright.
The Wood River Nursery Co announces good business in Sidney and vicinity and promises to rectify mistakes. They state they will be here to stay and will canvas the area about July to save orders for home-grown stock, signed by IRWIN WILLIAMS State Agent.
Mary Dean offers dressmaking and sewing services at C. K. Staffords in the Mc Aleese block north of M. B. church inviting parties needing work.
Room moulding at Jackson's Furniture Store and ice boxes freezers and lawn mowers offered. Wanted buy 160 acres near Dalton and a large house for sale near Sidney with B. W. Frazer. realty and dray services also listed. Dentistry services and typing paper supplies appear in local notices with contact details.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us in our bereavement. Your kind faces and deeds eased our pain. May you receive your reward. Davis, George. Davis, Eugene. Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Camblin.
Unpaid personal tax for 1908 will be collected by distress warrants if not paid by June 19 1909. Dated June 11 1909 W R Woop County Treasurer. Also notes a Hereford cow good registered No 312879 from Kansas State Fair lineage offered at $80 for 20 days at Ranch 1 mile east of Sidney J D Lous Box 5.
Forty acres in northwest quarter section 24 township 13 range 49 for sale priced at 2000 dollars. Fenced and cultivated. Contact Dr. F A Packard in Kearney Nebraska.
One day mare with a white face and two white hind feet missing. Branded J Sweeney on the right shoulder. A $10 reward will be paid to the finder. Please notify E P Powers in Sedgwick Colorado.
A varied local notice page includes a no hunting proclamation on certain lands by Gus Wellner, and multiple ads for The Weekly Inter Ocean subscriptions at 1.75 per year, furniture and room rentals, instrument sales, a meeting of the Rebeccas on June 26, and Knights of Pythias gathering on June 22 with election of officers and end-of-meeting refreshments.
Geyer’s Big Tent Show arrives in Sydney tonight with Daniel Boone. The production features 35 singers dancers and comedians plus a military band and a superb orchestra. The Telegraph advertises office supplies and local news rates while mentioning local rentals and a political note on Mr. Wood, county treasurer, praised for his financial stewardship and integrity.
The article discusses oats, noting Scotch claims about strength and oatmeal superiority. It promotes Quaker Oats as a leading breakfast cereal and suggests choosing regular or family sizes based on consumer location, urging daily Quaker Oats consumption.
Judge Jamee Tucker announces he will again run for the office he currently holds, a non partisan bid backed by broad county-wide backing. His records clerk Mrs Tucker says the office is in excellent shape with up to date indexing and instant document access. Ward Vervalin and wife arrived for a visit with Mr and Mrs Carl Wagner, relatives of Mrs Vervalin who once taught in the county.
Harper and Wrights store begins a big sale today with remarkable bargains on implements hardware and furnishings. Large lines and greatly reduced prices draw steady crowds of buyers to the store.
See Daniel Boone tonight in the big tent for fine entertainment and special ties guaranteed to please attendees.
Carl Mittlentadt visited town on Thursday Alfred Johnson stayed a couple of days at Scottabloff Mona Johnson and daughter traded in the city Tuesday Ruth Millett of Weyerta visited Sidney at week’s end Mrs Wallace Oosterhoudt and children ill with measles. A W Atkins and family spent most of the week in town at Barnhart home. A K Greenlee kept home with a stubborn cold. Attorney W V Hoagland of North Platte visited Thursday returning from North Platte Valley. Robt Emanuelson of Lodgepole appeared Thursday on board of equalization business. Prof W R Pate spent weekend with family after leaving Alliance Junior Normal. Rev L F Ganderman from Greensburg Penn reports baby improving and family plans Sidney visit in about two weeks. County board gains three days for equalization starting Tuesday with no complaints. Mrs A M Dunham arrives from Grand Junction Colo for visit with Mrs L G Simon. C D Essig and wife visited Bridgeport and drove to countryside to see new road. valley described as beautiful and prosperous. Frank Moses arrived from Silver Plume Colo and heads to St Louis for summer. student at St John’s Military Academy. Sidney notes on basketball losses to Alliance and home rivalry. Mrs B A Jones travels to Beatrice for P B O convention. Neubauer elected delegate from Peru. Mrs Jones plans Lincoln and Fremont visits. Bettendorf announces candidacy for county judge, touting democracy and long town residence.
A social night at De gree of Honor featured Johnnie Shearer and spouse along with E. Formuth and spouse. The car balked then escaped briefly before the visitors were welcomed at 9:30. Lively festivities followed the initiation with humor and cheer throughout the lodge room.
Edith EE Morrison announces she seeks continued service as County Superintendent, noting her prior appointment this year and proven capability. She emphasizes education and refinement, and urges voters to ratify the county board’s appointment by supporting her, free from political constraints.
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