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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
8
Dentistry, first class prices reasonable. E W MurLESS, phone 75. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. 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.
A lender advertises $500,000 for Cheyenne County lands with no delays and reasonable terms. Inquiries directed to Bentley Land Co. Also notes a car service claim by Andy Brett and a bookstore update at Jackson's Bee Hive Store plus sale of old newspapers and other usable items.
Utility offer of a three-roller mill with a G P Fairbanks Morse & Co engine for sale or trade, suitable for grinding whole wheat flour or feed. Inquiries by phone, call, or write B W Frazby, Sidney, Nebraska.
New eight room house with barn fruit and shade trees and other conveniences. Two blocks north of Union depot. By Fred Siedow.
For sale or rent a sixteen room house in Morrow addition. Inquiries to B. W. Frazey in Sidney Nebraska. Call or write for details and availability.
Well located lot for sale at the south-east corner with part monthly payments if wished. Inquiries may be made at this office or by writing Box 142 Sidney. Ice boxes wanted by Jackson and Son.
WANTED roomers and table boarders Mrs Fred Dresser Auto Livery to any point in the city and return twenty five cents FRED DRESSER FOR SALE New bungalow seven rooms four room basement strictly modern MRS LINDBERG Jam prepared to make farm loans on short notice at best rates Optional payments Write me W S RODMAN Kimball Neb WANTED Sewing to do at the home MRS S DEDRICK ESTRAYED Dark gray colt two years old Swastika brand on left jaw Please notify William Goding Potter Neb ESTRAYED A 2 year old mare star in forehead white hind feet dark bay no brand Notify ED BRAUER Sidney Neb
Miss Margaret Kelly resigns as assistant postmaster to wed Leo Bartholomew in July. She served five years with no vacations and is highly regarded for courtesy and efficiency. Miss Mabel Closman will take the vacancy, with a lighthearted note about future suitors. An offhand proposal suggests outside mail boxes and stamps bought by grandmothers, sent to Washington.
If you have trouble finding suitable glasses, consult Dr Bison at the Hotel National on Saturday June 19. A pleasant surprise awaits attendees.
A list of names including Mrs C M Dillman HFE Petty P Kellerman Feipster Avcaviowaryor foreign Mr R D Jones Mrs J C Gilbert S Moor Mr John Kurry Mr Frank Meyers Mrs BE S Murphy Nicolla Sartorio Mr Gilbert Anderson.
Two bay yearlings one mare and one horse no visible brand. A roan yearling branded on left shoulder with a wire mark on the left front leg. A dark bay two year old horse with same brand on left shoulder and a star on the forehead. A light bay two year old mare with a star on the forehead. The same brand owner may have the stock by paying for advertising and keeping. JOSEPH ROLLMAN SIDNEY NEB.
Fundingsland Investment Co announces farm loans at a very reasonable rate. Interested borrowers should call at their office in the Fundingsland block to apply.
Owner O B Anderson offers four hundred eighty acres of deeded valley land with some pasture leased adjoining Potter near the depot. Desirable for a family with a good school or a stock farm for a business stockman. The place will stand inspection. See owner.
This money is on deposit and ready for you as soon as your title is examined. Absolutely no delays. Lowest interest. Come up and fig awn pastéhae use Witt ld. OSBORN & KRATZ, FOR RENT Four room house with water and lights. Call phone 79 or address box 206.
Mrs Irving Lawrence visits her parents the Oberfelders. Ernest Stuht moves his family into the cottage left by Fred Jack. Miss Hazel Hand among Cheyenne county teachers at Kearney Normal. Frank and Fred Beyers trade in Sidney Wednesday by Frank’s new car. Mr and Mrs Sidney R Oberfelder and son Teddy arrive from New York City. William McFadden, Potter, in town Friday. Mr and Mrs William Shatto move to Redington to help on Frank Smith ranch. John Engel and John Bourche bind twine. Mrs Scanlon returns from a week at Treinen home. State Examiner Stech from Lincoln checks county treasurer’s office. Miss Vera Foster out again after inflamatory rheumatism. Mrs B A Jones and Miss Neubauer leave for Fullerton to attend P B O convention. Mrs Spitler and daughter Leonie depart for ten days to Sterling, Padroni and Cliff Colorado. Misses Lorene and Marjory Wallick leave for several weeks visiting Lincoln, Kansas City, and Dewitt Kansas.
Mrs S S Pearlstine and her daughter Lois reached town Thursday afternoon from Cheyenne and will stay for a fortnight at the paternal residence, taking time to visit relatives and enjoy local activities during their stay.
Mr Burns of Alliance is now in charge of the men s clothing and shoe departments of the Hornaday store. kK. F. Morris resigned to as sume the management of a store at Hyannis.
Miss Laura Johnston graduated from the state normal and received a life certificate at Chadron. Her mother Mrs. Weiser and sister Miss Grace Johnston accompanied her. They attended graduation exercises and visited in Alliance. Laura has contracted to teach in Hemingsford schools next year.
The Altar Society enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Seeger with a luncheon much appreciated. The school election last Monday passed with little interest and about twelve votes. The retiring members were re-elected, leaving the board unchanged for the coming year.
A rumor from a northern neighbor claims Frank Roger has inherited 15000 dollars. The item is unverified but circulated as good news with congratulations from the paper.
Mrs. LE, Duke of Gates, Oregon, with her daughter Gwenneth, arrived to spend the summer with relatives. She has been in Sun dl visiting her mother Mrs. Howard and brother Lee, and is now in Sidney visiting her sister Mrs. C. C. Jones.
Mrs Lena Davis, a Denver based stenographer, has been employed by a Wheatland Wyoming bank at an increased salary. She is the daughter of Mrs Banta and has many friends in Sidney who are glad of her promotion.
Joseph Johnson of Potter witnessed the stock show in Alliance and forecasts a sensational Auto Polo exhibition in Sidney on Monday June 21 at 3 p m at the fair grounds. The act promises dangerous stunts and motor insanity, urging thrill seekers to attend.
G Griffith has equipped his ice cream parlors with new white enamel tables, touted as the latest sanitary feature. The updated furnishings aim to improve cleanliness and customer comfort across the shops.
Mrs Hattie Tishue and her young daughter arrived back in Co Raad after ten days with the Sol Willis family. Mrs Tishue has settled business matters from the visit.
Mr and Mrs Ed Davis and Mrs Caslin of Oshkosh spent a few hours Thursday with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Zimmer. They arrived via the Burlington and left on the Union Pacific for Cheyenne for a bible society convention. Ed Swatzlander and wife with Miss Harriett and Ann Radcliff traveled to Omaha Wednesday evening returning by the Lincoln F highway in the new Paige car bought a week ago but road conditions kept them from driving it home.
The text reflects a playful note about the Liberty Bell missing Sidney’s wedding season, suggesting local couples will use regular bells to mark ceremonies. It hints at upcoming marriages among local youths and the community’s lighthearted mood.
Mrs J A Bentley received a message Tuesday revealing her mother Mrs Phillips is ill at her Toledo Iowa home. Friends here know her well from frequent visits and hope for a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Bentley left immediately for Toledo.
The 27th Chautauqua begins and organizers expect strong patronage for its entertaining features. A large sum has been pledged and ticket sales depend on weather, with season tickets providing the cheapest way to access all performances.
T E Wood disposed of his Smoke Store Friday with Ed Monfort as buyer. Monfort oversees school house stone cutting, and with his wife, rooms at Mrs Dan Kellys. Mrs Monfort will manage the store, modify features to her tastes, and announce plans publicly once settled, while the store remains open to customers.
Auto polo action is set for Monday at the Sidney fair grounds with races and exhibitions on the program. Spectators can expect fast driving, timed runs, and crowd-pleasing stunts as local participants compete for prizes.
A trio of pleasant visitors called on The Telegraph Thursday, greeting the staff. George E. Lincoln, manager of the Chicago branch of the Mergenthaler Linotype Co., joined George Leyser and Charles M. Westerfield, both salesmen, in traveling with a negro chauffeur through Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois to newspapers with linotypes. A tiny model linotype adorned the radiator as they headed toward Cheyenne and Denver from this place.
The Sunday evening dinner drew a large crowd from five to six thirty with a waiting list. Mrs. J. E. Swatzlander became Dorcas Society president and led well. Nellie Dedrich and Merna Swatzlander earned seven dollars at the candy table, while Miss Shipman’s apron table raised eight dollars. Total funds exceeded eighty dollars. A second dinner is planned at Mrs. Assig’s after the Fourth of July.
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