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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
8
Sleeping dining and reclin chair cars on throne trains with seats free. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets call or write M A Shipman Agent or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
The timetable shows trains eastbound and westbound with numbers and times including the Overland Limited No. 2 at 9:00 am and 7:40 pm, the Atlantic Express at 5:50 am, and the Pacific Express at 12 am. It notes that all freight trains carry passengers at stops and is signed by agent WwoD. Cnierox.
The Union Pacific Line follows the Forty-Niners path, now historic as The Overland Route and the shortest best road to San Francisco. Traveling in a tourist sleeper saves both time and money. Inquire of W. W. Aldridge, Agent, for full details.
A collage of local ads praises Mrs. Britton's rooms, Scanlon's stores, and Heath and Milligan paint. It lists dentistry by Dr E W Murless, Wisconsin shoes via D J Scanlon, a rheumatism cure by Dan Bergman, free eye tests by J R Merifield, and a lecture series by Rev William H Frost on character and the body, noting audience approval and upcoming talk on physical body and character.
One time opportunity to travel to California at half the usual cost. The offer lists San Francisco Santa Barbara Los Angeles San Diego and other California points for 225 dollars. Free literature available from W. W. Aldridge, Agent.
The Telegraph reports a complete line of blanks for filing lands under the Kinkaid law, enabling holders to prepare required documents.
Six quarter sections of deeded land with four fenced, 140 acres cultivated and fenced separately. Two good wells and windmills, two storage tanks, two story stone ranch house eight rooms, large barn and wagon sheds, granary and stone chicken house. Best improved divide ranch for cash or good terms six miles southeast of Dalton station Cheyenne county. For particulars inquire of St. BAny Dalton Neb.
Public auction at the seller's residence on Saturday June 24 offers cash terms. The line items include all household goods and furniture, stoves, carpets, one piano, and one sewing machine.
One cow age four with white face branded 7HE on right side and another two year old of the same brand were strayed near Sidney Nebraska. A liberal reward is offered for their return. Contact Anderson in Sidney.
Jas Burns sells land to R S Oberfelder. Miss Delilah Howard travels to Portland for a expo then a two year business course at a Corvallis college. Miss Lillian Oberfelder returns from eight months in New York City with sister Clara Belle, visiting Omaha earlier. Col DeFrees of the government land department continues western Nebraska investigations. Ladies Guild gains at June Party at Tobin opera house netting about 125. Henry Leiner reports strong crop prospects and cattle gains on north divide. Miss Anna Maler returns from Green River Wyoming with sister Mrs Van Hardeveld who will live in Sidney while husband works on Panama railway. Friday Denver marriage license issued to Samuel R Sweet and Miss Hilma S Anderson.
Land transfers include M J Kelly to M Jones on 17-12-52 for 1000 dollars. D W Utter to L Utter on 9-19-48. J P Harrison to W and J Bignell on 42-23-47 for 1000 dollars. T Leazer to J Weist Jr and others on lots 6 and 7, 6-14-47 valued at 1600 dollars. W A Dugger to P Pollen on lot 32-21-51 for 1800 dollars. O M Robinson to F G Blair on 3-21-49 for 175 dollars. County commissioners to RSS Oberfelder for multiple tracts in 1 and 2, 3-16-47. 22-15-51. 29-15-50. vt 6-14-60. no 1-14-51 totaling 676.34 dollars. Equitable Land Co to F Aalesky Jr on mw 22-13-47 20.
All parties indebted to F Heinzman are urged to call and settle at once. Unsettled accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. Mrs. F Heinzman. Sidney Neb June 8 1905.
Bail offered for sale by B. W. Cuaser of Sidney Nebraska. Sale accepts cash or trade for steers as payment.
Furnished rooms for rent described as neat and clean. For details call Mrs. J. 8. Wilson, located at the second door west of the Metropolitan hotel.
For Rent. One 8 room house and one 6 room house on Washington avenue. For terms inquire of E. Doran.
The notice notes a claim for refunds on Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets if they fail to cure. It cites E. W. Grove's signature on each box as a marker of authenticity.
E J Sweet markets high grade flour and feed featuring White Lily and White Chief brands. He claims a sack will convert customers to these products and urges trial to deter other brands.
Christ Episcopal Church announces a weekend program starting with Celebration of Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday School at 1020 0000? Morning Prayer and sermon plus Evening Prayer and sermon at 720 p m The sixth lecture in the Development of Character series will be delivered at the evening service The rector Ws H Frost extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend.
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