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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
8
Classified items include dental first class pricing note, dust proof letter files for sale, small maps of Cheyenne County, yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts and registered Duroc Jersey pigs, Montauk Ranch manager Harry Selch postoffice Sidney Nebraska, tailor Adolph Swenson first class repairs, Hay at Charlton ranch eight dollars per ton, three miles east of town.
For sale pure bred single comb brown Leghorn roosters at 75 cents each. Co. J. Osborn offers subscriptions for magazines and periodicals and will take them at this office. Apply anytime.
Wanted second hand goods advertised by Jackson Furniture Co for cheap revolving lunch counter stools and restaurant counters. Strong local commerce note suggests bargain pricing and used items available for immediate purchase.
Several hundred tons of good bright hay for sale. Separate feeding grounds available. Terms negotiable. Water plentiful. George Richardson lists contact at P O Box in Lisco Garden Courts Nebraska.
Advertisement lists 480 acres for sale in the southwest and northwest fractions at 11.00 per acre in cash or 12.00 per acre with half paid now and the balance due in three years at 6 percent. Inquiries to Oscar Lrandt, owner, or H. E. Gapen. Land must be sold soon.
A public sale on Wednesday March 5 1913 at ten o'clock features 11 head of horses 26 head of cattle 20 head of hogs plus farm machinery and household goods. Items include mares foal in foal a bay team two yearling heifers milch cows shoats Wagons drills mowers plows stoves incubator cream separator and hundreds of bushels of corn Kay Free Lunch at noon. Terms cash under 10 credit six months with note 10 percent interest. Owners H J Handley and W Ol Ravert Auctioneer Col A A Sharp Clerk John Willis.
Peter Koepp owner sells at home near Clara Ickes post offices eleven miles NW of Sidney on Thursday March 6 1913 starting at 10 am. 16 head horses and milk cows 2 cows 150 bushels oats farm machinery including binder mower plow harrows carts wagons harness and Majestic range. Terms cash under 10 dollars, over 10 on credit 9 months with 10 percent interest. Auctioneer Col A A Sharp.
Two sections of land eight miles from Sidney offered for sale or lease to a reliable party. Address Andrew Miller Frankfort Indiana.
Six head of good farm mares three with four. See N H Troelstrup Potter Neb. For Sale an electric washing machine and an electric iron in prime condition and at a very reasonable figure. Inquire at this office.
For sale a choice line seed barley from A Ayle in Sidney Nebraska. Excellent vigor and quality suitable for planting next season. Price and delivery available upon request. Local inquiries invited.
Reverend J. S. Leamer, formerly pastor here, now in Clinton Iowa, profits from his Sidney Building and Loan investment. Record dated January 27 1902 notes 3 shares at 3 per month plus 2 more shares later, a total check for 1027 includes principal payments 623 and interest 404.45. Four percent semi annual compound interest paid. Leamer holds three shares. son Bruce one. Association loans 23800 to eighteen property owners, seventeen in the funded property. Gus Granneman likely oldest stockholder. Virginia Barlow youngest at one year. Anyone may join via Robert A Barlow at American Bank by paying one month dues and a 25-cent per share certificate fee.
Alliance Nebraska hosts a public auction featuring 25 Percheron Shire stallions and various livestock including one imported German Coach and one Jack. Names James A Barr of York and Muirhead of Bradshaw appear in notices alongside Rhode Island Reds and White Plymouth Rock chickens. Also offers private sale of furniture and stores due to high freight rates, with a roll top desk offered at reduced price.
For sale land in South Divide six miles from Sidney and NW 2-11-51 Logan county Colorado at 15 dollars per acre with cash or options of 1600 or 1400 per acre. One third down, balance in one to four years. Contact George S. Dobbins 864 Chicago St Elgin. Also room for rent in Gapen Building steam heated inquire at this office.
Scottsbluff parties claim to be our traveling representative. We warn the public no traveling rep exists except Mr S Sheffer. All other claims are false. The S Sheffer Monument Co. Sidney Nebraska.
The undersigned announces that cutting hay on section 34 to 13 range 50 or pasturing stock on the land without owner consent is strictly prohibited. Interested parties should contact D R Snyder, Sidney, Nebraska, for permission.
Parents alerted that children at least five years old who have not entered school will be admitted during the first school week in March. W. J. Braham, Superintendent.
An item notes two hundred bushels of corn located four miles east and one mile north of Sidney. It also advertises a furnished first floor bedroom for rent in downtown, inviting inquiries at the office. The name John Kuper appears as a contact.
The B M. S. club will meet this week with Mrs. Berg instead of as written in the year-book. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs Gallagher and her daughters departed the last of the week for their ranch near Peetz, seeking a rural relocation and new homestead life.
Miss Rosa Seda, residing south of Sunol, is reported very ill due to pneumonia in a concise local health update.
The east half of 26-15-52 is listed for sale at 25 per acre with address to CHAS. STEIGER, Hamilton City California. Dr PBilon, Eye Specialist, with her again Monday March 3rd for one day only at the Metropolitan hotel.
Kenneth Bassett accepted a position at Baum and Davis drug company in Sterling Colorado and will begin work March 1. The note adds he is a lovable lad and hopes Sterling’s girls do not find out.
Joseph P Nelson residing half a mile west of Bronson sold his homestead and bought land near Oakland Nebraska. He shipped out on Tuesday to his new location and expects to establish his future home there.
Nels Olson returned from Gering with two Hereford bulls and Ben Sherwin, who bought several registered animals shipped to the Winston ranch. Over ten years the local cattle grade has improved, advancing the herd mile by mile toward the jumping off place.
Eight miles south of new Colton and two miles east of the German Lutheran Church sell at public auction on Tuesday March 4. 10495 starting at 10 oclock. Liquidable items include 58 head of cattle 38 55 one and two year old steers 4 good milch cows 1 heifer calf 19 head of horses id 15 work horses 2 yearling mares 1 spring horse colt 1 two year old colt 5 brood sows 3 fat hogs machinery list includes lumber wagon hay rack top buggy spring wagon corn planters 80 rods of wire gang plow riding lister cultivator Hoosier drill 12 disks Deering mower several disks corn shelter harrow disk sleds breaking plow two harness sets heating stove washing machine Sure Hatch incubator and 20 bushels of potatoes Terms: sums 10 and under cash over 10 in credit of nine months with bankable notes at 10 percent interest 5 percent discount for cash on all sums over 10. K H Pahrmann owner A K Greenlee clerk Col V F Kucera auctioneer.
The Lady Maccabees announce a 10 cent lunch and social on Thursday evening March 6 at 8 p m at Odd Fellow's Hall. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy a good time.
A sale begins at 10 a m at an Army site 14 miles west of Dalton and 16 miles north of Potter Nebraska. Listing includes 11 head of horses and ponies, 2 milch cows and calf, 7 Poland China pigs, various farm machinery, hay grain, cream separator, 4 dozen chickens and household goods. Terms cash under $10 or eight months on bankable notes with 10 percent interest. 5 percent discount for cash over $10. Removal prohibited until settled. CHAS. M. MAYER owner. Col A A SHARP auctioneer.
On Tuesday evening of last week the Negree of Honor held a regular session and installed their Chief of Honor, Mrs. Katherine Ryle. They also draped their chatter for their late sister, Mrs. Armuth. At their next regular meeting, March 4th, they will give a ten cent lunch to which all are cordially invited.
Mrs Maggie Davis, released from the Norfolk asylum, arrived in Marington with her attorney. She was twice tried for Ira Churchill’s murder, convicted then acquitted on insanity grounds, and plans to return to Indiana to care for her parents. County Attorney O Gara vows to seek further measures to detain her. Sentence of Pruyn Affirmed by Court. The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld a Dodge county ruling finding Prun guilty of murdering Mike Gorey and sentenced him to one to ten years.
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