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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
8
Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County forade by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Inquire at this office. Dentistry, first class prices reasonable BE wavenness phone.
One quarter block in the best residential district in Sidney Nebraska, located one block from the schoolhouse with cement walk and trees. Inquire with Fundingsland Investment Co. Sidney Nebraska.
For sale or trade, the Flour City Tractor and bottom John Deere Plow, three seasons used, offered by GAER of Dalton Nebraska. Also listed is a room in the Gapen Building with electric light steam heat and hot and cold water, suitable for office or sleeping, inquire at The Telegraph office.
Six room house with shale lot includes city water and sewer connection. Hot and cold water in the house. Inquire of Mrs. A Lindberg.
320 acre land for sale in prairie country near Sidney Nebraska. Well located parcel priced at 26.50 dollars per acre. Seller listed as S J HMEDCSS. Contact Sidney Nebraska for details.
NOTICES OF EXAMINATIONS Sth grade examinations will be held on the 11th and 12th of March at Sidney Dalton Lodgepole and Potter rupils. Remember Miss McFadden, County Superintendent. FOR SALE The northwest quarter Section 20 Range 48 west Cheyenne County Nebraska priced at $15 per acre with $500 cash and balance long time at 6 percent interest. Address the owner W It Proud, Lincoln Neb.
Legal notice seeking an offer for 160 acres described as section 35 township 17 range 52 in County N. Peterson lists 1736 Welton Street Denver Colorado as contact.
The ladies of the Christian church will hold an apron and cap sale Saturday, March 20th in the Odd Fellows Hall. Sale to begin at 2:30 p.m. Oysters will be served during afternoon and evening beginning at 4:34 p.m. Everybody cordially invited to attend.
The precinct assessors of Cheyenne County are notified a meeting of the assessors will be held at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday March 27 1915. All precinct assessors requested to be in attendance. Louis Wasem County Assessor.
Frank Verba of Porter Nebraska seeks to buy a second hand road engine gang and a bottom plow. Harry Zick an optometrist will be in Sidney on March 17 and 18 at Hotel National to arrange the purchase.
The chamber called to order February 26 with L. O Fundiingsland as temporary chair. minutes from February 17 approved. Bills allowed include McCleneghan 2.05 Blake 15.90 Mere Co 2.55 Huff 300 Lit ney Steam Bakery 2.05 Adams 1.15 Hahler 4.55. Reports by Blake on pump irrigation and the north western trip accepted. rising thanks given. A portion of Blake’s report to be published weekly in the Sidney Telegraph. Committees formed to attend Alliance Commercial Club meeting and Western Nebraska club activities, and to lead a clean up campaign. Names listed for committees.
Mrs Edgar Dedrick of North Platte visited her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Swan Dedrick on Thursday evening. She had been visiting her sister in Fort Collins and traveled toward her new home in Dedrick Idaho. Edgar arrived Saturday night and took his wife and baby home on Sunday.
Beatrice Creamery Co announces a new Sidney cream station at the Ice Plant. Mr J P Reisdorff will buy cream daily and provides careful attention with a well equipped facility. Residents are urged to bring cream to Reisdorff’s up-to-date plant.
Notice states ten percent interest will be charged on all last year’s accounts and on all new accounts after thirty days. The Essig Store.
Judge Chambers rendered his decision Monday in the Simon vs Wellner case. WW Vornaday spends two weeks in eastern markets seeking ideas and goods for a large department store. Mrs D R Jones returns after ten weeks visiting Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. Mrs J W McDaniel and son Bobby come back from Omaha with J W Jr recovering from appendicitis. Bridgeport couple Harry R King return after visiting the King home all week. Mrs J Lowry of Omaha and Mrs J Sullivan of Cheyenne attend Mrs Lowry’s funeral. Burney Juden family travel to Deschler and back. Mrs Eden’s father was ill. Catherine Ward tours Colorado. Little Jeannette Puthoff taken to North Platte for appendicitis, seventh local case in a month.
Cc E Glassburn of the Draw stayed in the city overnight Thursday. A daughter born Thursday of last week to Mr and Mrs Starry Brewer. A ten pound boy born February 26 to Mr and Mrs T C Hamilton. JE Stockdick returned home Monday from Texas. Mr Mead of Kimball visited the city on Wednesday after Colorado. Charles Tate of Lodgepole and Ed Welch of Davison precinct conducted county business here Thursday and Monday respectively. Sam Fine came home from Denver where he had visited relatives since Sunday. Jess Osborn returned from Illinois where he had been since earlier. B D Emily of Bridgeport Beatrice Creamery Co district manager spent Sunday and Monday in the city.
Mrs Bartholomew of Whimball spent a week here with her daughter Mrs George Davis and returned home yesterday.
Mrs Brandon of Denver arrived this week and is placed in charge of the millinery department at the Hor naday store.
Mr and Mrs Frank Christ of Oshkosh arrived Monday to spend a week with their old friends and neighbors the N G Brewer family.
Commissioner Troelstrup's sale at the Palace livery barn drew a large audience and the horses brought good prices, underscoring strong demand at the event.
Mrs R I D Devine and her daughter Esther Catherine WisnaesdaysCVen return from St Joseph after spending three weeks with old friends in the city.
Mrs B A Jones departed Monday evening for Portland Oregon to visit her daughter Mrs WW Jordan and her family for a few weeks.
Rent with option to buy or immediate sale to a responsible party on easy terms. Apply now for details to The Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver Colo.
The listing covers a range of farm offers including a 12 town lot near Cheyenne County Nebraska priced at 2000 with offers considered by S Hildreth Milford Neb. Upland Alfalfa Seed offered at 310 per unit by A Krueger Sidney Neb with samples on request. A lease proposal covers a ranch of sections 9 10 11 four miles north of Sidney with spring water on the surface and inquiries directed to I McLernon 74 Watts St Portland Ore.
Miss Florence Parks leaves Saturday night for Ord Nebraska to visit an aunt then stops in Gothenburg. She plans to stay several days and be away about two weeks in total.
Mrs Wallace Belden mother of Mrs Sol Willis and her son and Mrs Mason Tishue left the city Sunday evening. The former heads to Morgansville Kansas while Mrs Tishue stops at Flastings to make her home. Frank Williams who works in the Essig store fell gravely ill Saturday night with appendicitis and underwent immediate surgery Sunday afternoon at Mrs Essig's residence. He is recovering under a trained nurse.
J. W. McDaniel Jr. went to Omaha Sunday with his mother and Bobbie for an appendicitis operation. He was operated on Tuesday at four o'clock and later message indicated he had rallied nicely from the shock.
W S Rodman of Kimball and Cheyenne county residents returned from eastern Nebraska Thursday hopeful for better financial conditions. He found many inquiries about homes in the west and broad interest in moderate farms as months ahead loom.
Immigrant car traffic grows with weekly arrivals. C Hartsen of Darr unloaded stock and immigrant goods. G Manheusen of Belvedere delivered two cars. I M Van Doran of Howe arrived Sunday the 28th. All three came over the UP line.
Wednesday marked the anniversary of Mr and Mrs T B Dawson. The bride, recovering from a heavy cold, sat up for the occasion. Neighbor Miss Harriett Radcliffe hosted a small gathering with intimate friends. Elaborate refreshments aided in a merry afternoon as Mrs Dawson improves.
Women registered voters in Chicago cast 77.7 percent in the mayoralty primary, versus 70 percent for men, yet women did not decide a key contest. Democrat nominee Robert McSweitzer beat Mayor Harrison by 7,730 in a close result, while William Hale Thompson led the Republican field with a 2,385 plurality over Judge Harry Olsen.
Eighth grade examinations will be held at Dalton Lodge Pole Potter and Sidney on Thursday and Friday March 11 and 12. Students must have a written recommendation from their teacher before taking the examination. No pupil may sit the final examination without completing the full course work. Anna McParden Connot.
The regular March teachers examinations will be held at the Court House in Sidney on Friday March 19 and Saturday March 20. City and county certificate subjects will be given at this time. Anna McFadden, County Superintendent.
Miss Anna Miller of Cheyenne, a trained nurse gaining notice here, was in town several days this week and assisted in two operations.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bird and son of Lima Montana and Mrs. E T Emerick of Cheyenne visited Mr. and Mrs. If Bangert in town for several days starting Monday, staying with their parents.
The Children of Mary announce a dance on March 17 at the opera house inviting everyone for a lively evening with good entertainment and fun.
The steamship Minnehaha on its voyage from New York to London carried just two passengers, Ernest Plant and Reginald Matthews, who planned to join the British army. The vessel, a 19,000 ton Atlantic freight liner, carried mainly food for Britain and noted ice boxes sought by Jackson and Son.
A butcher shop advertises roast beef veal lamb and pork options with a pledge of perpetual freshness and quality. The message emphasizes dependable, high grade meats and a feast of options for discerning customers.
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