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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
8
The Telegraph advertises dual proof letter files and small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale. Each item is priced at five cents per map or file.
Eight attached unfurnished rooms available for light housekeeping. Rent options to suit tenants, whole or partial. Inquiries phone 79. BR W FRAARY.
Sealed bids for four steel I beam bridges near Sidney Nebraska will be opened July 8 1912 in public by the Cheyenne County Board of County Commissioners. Plans and specs on file with H T Doran County Clerk. A ten percent certified check with proposals. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Inquiries about farm loan opportunities are directed to the Bentley Land Company located in Sidney Nebraska. The notice urges landowners and farmers to contact the firm for loan details and terms.
For Rent. Three office rooms and one apartment of three rooms and bath in Callahan Block. Inquire of Robt. A. Barlow.
New stacks of groceries or dry goods offered in exchange for reel property. For full particulars contact U S Investment Co located at 339 New York Life Building in Kansas City Missouri.
For sale this property lies six miles north of Sidney Nebraska on the Burlington railroad in northwest quadrant 32 15 49 sixo acres already broken inquiries to A K Greenlee Sidney Neb.
An old classified style note advertises rubber hose for sale by C. E. Harper. It promises quality, reasonable prices, and guaranteed durability. The brief item presents a straightforward sales pitch typical of a local shop listing.
For sale items include a harvester mower sickle grinder L bay rake barrow and wagon with two double harnesses and a diac. Horses described as broke comprise a team of three. The sale is at John Farrell's ranch four miles southwest of Potter. For particulars write J A Lap iy 1823 Vao Lennen Cheyenne Wyo.
An advertisement seeks twenty five to thirty cows to be kept on shares for three years in Potter Nebraska, placed by Wm Bunty. Mrs Charles Harper hosted a small gathering for friends including Mr and Mrs Fred Griffith Mr and Mrs Frank Tobin Mr and Mrs Ed Ahrens and Mrs Banty with dainty refreshments and a pleasant evening.
Local brief notes that photographs have been developed and can be picked up by customers who left order requests at Sidney Drug Co. The item implies a routine service completion with no additional details on date or personnel.
A compact rental notice announces a four room cottage available for rent. Prospective tenants are directed to contact V Klein for inquiries and arrangements. The brief item provides no price or location beyond ownership.
Mrs Short lists Sunday fruits bananas oranges cherries lemons plums peaches. Also offered are chocolate and cantaloupe ice cream banana split Sunday special and Happy Thoughts. Also promotes Conkey's White Diarrhea Remedy with a health claim. Chamberlain's Tablets advertised for digestion and health by C W Hornaday and local dealers.
Conkey's Stock Remedies are medicines not foods with a separate remedy for each disease. The same makers also produce Conkey's Poultry Remedies and offer a money back guarantee through C W Hornaday.
Mrs E H Striker visits Blair Nebraska relatives. George Moore to remodel barber shop with baths. W E Minchell of Lodgepole visits Sidney. Lee Killgore of Lodgepole visits. Mrs Blanche Cohn leaves for Denver Cheyenne. A W Olson of Sextorp transacts business in Sidney. Miss Helen Bird of North Platte visits Mrs Roscoe Zimmer. Mrs Frandzen and son H P Loft move to Denver. E A Wickhorst Grant Brady Oscar Anderson from Potter. Jamie Stokes spends Saturday in Sidney. Crops in Winston look fine. Frederick Zimmer stays with Weston in the country. Rev B F Hornaday leaves for Etna Green Indiana. Mrs George Robinson and baby visit Sedgwick Colorado parents. J W Harper adds two rooms and a bath to rental house. Hired King Mildred Miles Eva Collins visit Peetz Colorado.
Mrs. F A Jack left Thursday evening for a short visit with friends in Laramie Wyoming. J C Livoni with mother and sister made an auto trip to Bridgeport on Sunday delivering a new Reo auto. Jos Oberfelder spent Thursday at Grand Island attending a meeting of the finance committee of the A O U W. W P Miles has been extending the main wall of his building to cover the entire lot, increasing office space.
E. C. Stockdick Miss Besse Ruhter and Mr and Mrs Reid er made an auto trip to Laura and Peetz Colorado on Thursday of last week.
Miss Sagred Johnson, long employed at the Union Pacific Hotel in Pocatello Idaho, is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs N P Johnson. Omaha experts are painting the American Bank with a new process that promises to be highly attractive. The interior is being redecorated throughout.
Henry Feyerherm of Plainview Neb arrived in the city early this week to arrange breaking on a half section of fine farm land he owns south of town. J C Livoni returned from Hastings with a new Reo. He also visited Omaha and other eastern points and reports the sale of two Reo automobiles.
Rev W A Hornaday and his son B F Hornaday have just returned from Carson City Nevada where they were visiting Harry Hornaday and conducting religious services.
C. O. Hade visited town last Saturday. The King’s Daughters met Mrs Eva Collins at the Miles home last Monday afternoon. A large dance was held at Krueger’s Lake on Thursday night with music by the Sidney Orchestra.
Miss Anna McFadden has returned from her visit to Denver where she attended the teachers institute. Wheat prices rose Tuesday due to crop damage news from the northwest on both sides of the Canadian line. Mrs Wallick and daughters Mabel Loreen and Margery are making a month’s visit to Omaha Kansas City and other eastern points. Mrs T A Thornburg and daughter Dorothy left for a visit with Mr and Mrs Arthur Branscom and the new baby at Ogallala. The Rebeccas held a special meeting June 15 initiating two candidates Mrs Brosman and Mrs Ayle then socialized at Mrs Short's.
Mrs H R Arthur of Conjeos Colorado and Mrs C McKillip of Denver visit Mrs Annie Hart. Mrs Arthur is Mrs Hart's sister and Mrs McKillip her niece. They will remain for some time.
The Library Board purchased seventy four new volumes with Tag day proceeds now shelved. A Redpath Horner Chautauqua Junior Chautauqua will be organized for children during the Sidney event with a playground expert in charge. Dr and Mrs Beebe and Dr and Mrs Ward traveled to Denver for a Ford and returned via Cheyenne. They visited Katherine Sharmer and Mrs Van Slyke at Fort Collins. A Shelton Nebraska resident, A M Treat, was adjudged insane by Buffalo County authorities. R E A Carew of Dalton died in a Denver hospital. funeral held in Dalton. Sunday at Krueger's Lake featured a large picnic with many local visitors.
The Lutheran Church to observe The Lord's Supper with a morning sermon Why I commune and an evening message Behold I stand at the door and knock The Christian Endeavor meets Sundays at seven. Christ Episcopal Church holds Holy Communion at 7 30 a m, Sunday school 9 45 a m, morning prayer and sermon 10 a m The Bishop and Rev F A Joseph arrived late to a prior service and conducted baptism and confirmation The Ladies Aid met at the Methodist church last Wednesday.
District Plant Chief Grim visited Wednesday and Thursday to acquire the right of way for a new toll line to Peetz. The telephone company is relocating several poles around town to clear the curb lines along streets undergoing grading.
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