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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
8
L. W. Bever, optician with 15 years experience, will be in Sidney on Friday June 26 offering eye examinations. He promises to assess eye conditions honestly and fit lenses with scientific skill.
All persons are notified that no hunting or fishing is allowed on my premises sec 31 to 14 range 47 without permission. Trespassers will be prosecuted according to law. Signed U T Howard. Dated June 10, 1908.
Local items report visits by F E Bentley to Iown and others to Sidney or nearby towns. notes on church group meetings, shopping trips, garden and home improvements, fishing talk, and upcoming school meeting at the courthouse. weather events include a big storm and hail, and Persinger's rain gauge reports inches of rainfall since April.
On and after this date visitors to Krueger park and lake must pay an admission fee of one cent when a key is procured at the house. The rule will be strictly observed. June 12, 1908. Richard Krueger.
A. D. Stowitts warns that no trespassing shooting fishing or removal of rock or sand is allowed on any part of Rattlesnake ranch one mile southwest of Sidney. Offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Responsible party with some cash can purchase a 50 percent share in a growing mercantile business in Sidney Nebraska. Interested parties should write to Business Man at THE TELEGRAPH in Sidney Nebraska to inquire.
For sale an up to date feed mill machine with twenty five horsepower gasoline engine. No encumbrance. For full particulars address A KrEnNeL Keota Iowa.
Thirty day round trip tickets offered for travel to eastern Canada western New York and New England via Montreal and each Thursday starting June 11 to New England points via Albany at Rotterdam Jct via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry. Full fare details and service information available from F A Nash General Western Agent 1524 Farnam Street Omaha.
Eminent actor Sanford Dodge will perform Shylock in The Merchant of Venice at a special Monday night show on June 29 in Sidney. Miss Marshall stars as Portia and the company is described as strong, promising a high class theatrical treat.
Local items list bail insurance by L E Osborn and crop protection tips. Real estate rental offered by Western Realty Co and a dairy cream price station run by Fairmont Creamery Co at Odd Fellows building. Listings include sales ads for hay, a cement contractor H H Bockstadter, and A A Clark & Co offering flour and lending.
Morrill visited Sidney after a Bridgeport setback leading to two games on Thursday. In the forenoon Sidney won 6-2 behind McKibbon and Hawley, with Fine shining in right. The afternoon game ended 1-0 Morrill, Page holding Sidney to one run as McMahon fanned 11. The field was waterlogged. Dalton club seeks Sidney clash. local brag ties to Lodgepole.
A Patriotic Temperance union gathering is set for Sunday evening June 28 at 8 p m in the M E church. Program includes opening song invocation music reading College Oil Cans by J L Kliespie address Good Citizenship by Rev J F Gunderman address The Present Temperance Movement and our Attitude Towards it by Rev A W James special music presiding Miss Davison public invited to attend this patriotic service by order of Committee
A notice advises subscribers who have not received the high school annual to call at the post office store to claim their copies.
Lincoln reports indicate Nebraska property values will rise sharply, with estimates from 50 to 70 million dollars in real estate alone. County assessors have yet to file returns but two smaller counties report increases of 6 and 2 million dollars as real estate is reassessed after four years, likely lifting the state valuation well above previous highs.
For cash, 144 acres land on north side Platte River near Northport, Neb. If interested address A. H. DOANE, Cheyenne, Wyo.
John Daugherty, county assessor, laments after the equalization board adjourned. He hoped for a fat salary with duties, but discovers a short, unfulfilling dream. He aims to secure a clerk’s record before taxes are collected, reflecting on how others’ troubles ease his own.
The Psycho physical study class held its initial meeting Sunday afternoon with strong turnout and active questions. Tomorrow Professor Corbett will discuss psychic impressions wutu-mental externo-mental sub-mental and super-mental in causation and removal of disease. All interested are invited to weekly Sunday studies from 4 to 5 p.m. at Presb. Corbett will summarize his discourse each week in The Telegraph.
The K P Lodge will hold a meeting at Castle Hall on Tuesday evening June 23 with degree work on the agenda. A full attendance is desired.
The pastor Louis T. Gunderman outlines services for June 21 with Morning worship at 11, Evening at 8, Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m The Gospel considers Luke 16 19 31 under themes What Cost the Rich man Heaven and Glimpses into the Hereafter.
Services include Eucharist at 7 30 a m Martins and Address at 11 a m Vesper Service at 5 15 p m Church School at 9 45 a m Corbert presiding priest announced for tomorrow’s religious services.
Miss Anna Carman of Sioux Falls South Dakota travels with Miss Julia Engh of Chicago. They have taken up homesteads south of Sidney Colorado and intend permanent residence in the western frontier.
The piece celebrates radioactivity research and the sowing of a seed in unexplored soil chemical atom. It predicts a future more wonderful than the past and asserts the wave of invention will continue to grow, with progress marching forward beyond individual lives.
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