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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph five cents each subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office apply any time
Multiple classified items list loan offers at 8 percent interest for Cheyenne County lands, farm loan services by J W Harper, real estate and farm land for sale in Section 22 Township 13 North Range 52 West at 15 dollars per acre, bake sale by Lutheran ladies, rental ad for a modern six room house, and second hand goods including stoves ranges a Deering mower trunks and bags from local stores Jackson Sons Sid ney Lumber Co and M W Osborn.
Fred Kurth lists a residence on Lincoln Highway with 75 ft frontage and a garage. A S Hardy appears in the notice.
A four year old brown mare with two white hind feet weighs 1250 and bears a jaw brand. A light bay horse of 1100 is described as wild. A chestnut mare with tail pulled and broke weighs 1000. Notify W. L. Bates in Lodge Pole Nebraska.
Two five room houses and one six room house all practically new and modern. M. W. Osborn, dealer in city property and Saxon cars.
EDW Rummelhart announces he will repair jewelry and art at Wolf Jewelry and Art Store. Ned G. D. Webster, a Sidney dentist, will be out of the city from Saturday July 1 to Wednesday July 5, closing his dental offices during that period.
Neatly furnished bedroom available for sleeping or light housekeeping. Inquire with Hilda Berkland by phone.
Mrs Knox, Telegraph reporter, receives calls at Black 222 while many locals travel to Chautauqua and visit relatives. Numerous names surface with visits, trips to Omaha, Denver, Kansas City, and Denver, plus business errands, family reunions, and highway work on Lincoln Way in the Sidney district.
A large red milk cow about twelve years old was last seen near the old Musheid place four miles west of Sidney. Information should be sent to N. H. Troelstrup in Potter, Nebraska.
Sealed proposals for the frame schoolhouse in School District 61 Cheyenne County Nebraska must be received by July 10 1916 at 1 pm. Plans are on file at The Dalton Delegate Sidney Telegraph and Otho Campbell residence. A 3 percent certified check to Fred Harr guarantees contract entry. The district may reject all bids. bond of 50 percent required from winner.
The regular annual meeting of the stock holders of The Sidney Loan and Building Association will be held at the American Bank on July 10 1916 at 8 o clock. ROBERT A. BARLOW Sec y.
An advertisement from Western Drug Co promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for constipation. It claims to drive out constipation, regulate bowels, tone the stomach, and purify the system, offered in tea or tablets for 35 cents.
An old classified ad seeks ambitious men to become salesmen at Power Lubricating Co in Detroit Michigan. It promises special training and unlimited opportunities with earnings of $200 or more per month, inviting immediate write requests.
Mrs Frank King and her daughters Simodynes and Catherine along with guest Mrs R D Harris of Omaha returned Saturday from the King ranch near Bridgeport and planned a few days in the city. Mrs Harris departed Sunday morning for Omaha.
R. EB. L. Jackson adds a Ford delivery wagon to meet rising demand while Roy Greenlee assists in the furniture store during a vacation. The period reflects a busy commerce pattern with local trades and service.
Sidney Lumber Co promotes home construction loans offering to finance needed materials and services for building work. The notice emphasizes rapid approval and favorable terms to assist prospective homeowners in completing projects.
Mrs Addie Riggs and her daughter Marjorie depart Monday for Randolph Nebraska to visit her sisters. She and Mrs L H Hazie travel as far as Columbus with Hazie continuing to Kansas City. Mrs C I Haskell writes vivid letters about her new Los Angeles home and misses Sidney friends but is glad overall.
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