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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
8
The ad promotes saleable items including old newspapers for pantry shelves and carpets as well as miscellaneous uses. It lists a three roller mill with a Fairbanks Morse Co engine for sale or trade, and notes grinding flour and feed capabilities. Also advertised is a new eight room house two blocks north of Union depot offered by Fred Siedow in Sidney Nebraska.
Classified items include a sixteen room house in Morrow addition with B W Frazey contact in Sidney Nebraska, a lot for sale on Boothle east corner with monthly payment options, ice boxes wanted by Jackson and Son, roomers and table boarders sought by Mrs Fred Dresser, an auto livery service by Fred Dresser, a new seven room bungalow with four room basement, a farm loan offer by Mrs Lindberg, and farm loan terms from W S Rodman in Kimball Nebraska.
A company of soldiers passed through Sidney on Saturday and camped on the old parade ground of the abandoned Fort Sidney. They belonged to the U S Hospital and Red Cross corps division B, stationed at Fort Russell Wyoming. They were en route to Wisconsin for army maneuvers with twenty six army wagons infantry and cavalry. They remained over Sunday then hiked to North Platte and shipped out.
Farmer sells Potter area farm of 480 acres deeded valley land with pasture lease. Adjoins Potter town near depot, ideal for family with good school or stock farming. Good chance to own a convenient town and farm, inspection welcome. See owner C B Anderson Potter Neb.
Providence Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its annual installation on Wednesday evening with Mrs. King as installing officer and George E. Taylor as marshal. Officers installed include Mary McIntosh as Worthy Matron and Elizabeth Schroeder as Conductress, among others. A musical program followed, then a luncheon with sandwiches, pickles, cake and ice cream. Eighty attended, including visitors from Bridgeport Chapter.
$40,000.00 TO LOAN ON LAND This money is on deposit and ready for you as soon as your title is examined. Absolutely no delays. Lowest interest. Come up and figure with us, OSBORN & KRATZ. FOR SALE-West Half and South east quarter of section 2, township 15, range 51, Cheyenne County, Nebraska. Will sell all or part. Good terms, Write P. Quinn, Lake View, Iowa. FOR RENT-Six-room house modern except heat. Inquire of A. K. Greenlee.
For sale Spring chickens with contact phone 229F5 N Chambers. Wanted positions as steam or gas engineer or fireman by O P Gilmore North Platte Nebraska. Also two third-der for country print shop at $12 per week via Enterprise Douglas Wyoming. Four room house for rent with water and lights contact 79 or box 206.
Mary Neumann and others from Chappell Lodge, with Grace Neumann and Retta Brown among attendees, joined by Lodgepole and Cheyenne members for an installation led by H. Schroeder supported by George Taylor. New officers were announced as a social hour followed with music, speeches, and a Past Master jewel presented to Schroeder. Visitors Hansen and Peterson attended from Potter.
Attorney Swenson conducted business in Kimball on Thursday. Miss Babe Armuth of Dalton visited friends here Saturday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bismarck Runge on June 23. The King's Daughters were entertained Monday by Mrs. Simon. Mr. and Mrs. Brett and children of Sextorp visited Wednesday. Mrs. Essig attended business affairs in Bridgeport on Wednesday. E. L. Hougen of Sextorp spent Saturday to Monday here. T. E. Wood went to Lincoln last Monday for a few days with friends. John Collins of Kimball attended the auto polo exhibition Monday. Miss Mildred Miles went to Omaha to spend the Fourth with Mrs. Van Wirt. Reverend Gerrett Miller visits his former eastern state home. Dr. Webster spent late last week in Lodgepolo for dental patients. The Dorcas Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. McDaniel in her new home. Mr. and Mrs. William Simms and Mrs. Stacey were from the north divide Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dalton of Clara and daughter visited Sidney Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, Miss Sadie Sanders and Edwin Erickson traveled from the Sextorp neighborhood to the auto polo race. Miss Vera Swenson of Oakland is staying a few weeks with Attorney Swenson and is hosted in the Campbell home. She is noted as having a charming personality and is gaining favor in the circle.
Roscoe Zimmer spent last Sunday at North Platte. R. W. Riggs of Kimball was in this city Wednesday. Dr. Scott and family of Lodgepole were Monday visitors in town and attended the auto polo. Frandsen made a Denver trip Thursday driving a new car for a customer. Born to Mr and Mrs C J Emerick of Cheyenne a son June 28. Forl Griffith began Monday at Sidney Transfer and Implement Co. Mrs Henry Walsh is very sick with typhoid fever and appendicitis. May and Ray Breternitz at grandfather Lenzen's ranch. Berneice Williams arrived from Denver to spend vacation with grandmother. Mary Hayes and Nellie of Chappell visiting. mother recovering in Omaha hospital. A K Greenlee S Willis E J Sweet spent Thursday at Jumbo Lake with a fish laden car.
Rev. R. A. Pinkham arrived from Boston yesterday and will stay with Dean Bowker this week while en route to Sidney to assume the rectorship of the local Episcopal church.
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