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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1914
Page
8
Classified ad brief listing dentistry pricing and office contact E W Marness plus sale offers for dual proof letter tiles and Cheyenne County maps by The Telegraph. Mentions subscriptions for magazines, office applications, and Bentley Land Co farm loan with no delays and low interest.
For sale a strictly modern five room house at a cheap price plus a desirable building lot with a good barn and chicken house. Enquiries may address Box 444 Sidney Nebraska.
A rural route advertisement lists a heavy gelding for sale along with several young mares, some with foal, offered by C Shannon and Sterling Cole.
Multiple property listings show land for sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska including 480 acres two miles west of Dalton adjoining T. M Freeman's farm with easy terms. Other ads: 160 acres near Potter in 4-35-17-52. good quarters near Dalton. owner contact J W Casey 74 W Washington St Chicago IL and C N Ravert Dalton Nebraska. Also box social notice District 160 Kreuger March 14 Sophie Gould teacher. A 6 room house and a 12 room house with jet ready for sale by C M Wright residence.
For rent a furnished room near the court house with modern amenities inquires to Mrs B W Frazey. Wages offered for general housework to competent girl for Mrs L O Fundingsland. A well improved 320 acre farm offered by L F Cunningham Clara Nekes. Wanted second hand ice box from Jackson Furniture Co. For sale a four room house with lot and a two room house on a corner lot, address Box 367 Sidney Neb.
A joint sale will be held at R R Reinmuth’s ranch five miles south and four miles west of Dalton Nebraska on Monday March 16 starting at 10 a m. 14 head of horses plus cattle, brood sows and machinery offered for private sale, with cash and terms noted. Free lunch at noon. Paul Collart R Reinmuth Er Mayer s owners.
Division Storekeeper O Nelson visited between trains Thursday Tom Patten takes over lighting duties August Meyers becomes Machinist Helper Frank Hengl leaves for his father s farm near Lodgepole Stanley Wolfe resigns from Union Pacific boiler work Ora Reynolds is promoted Burlington carpenters overhaul depot adding running water and sanitary toilets Waiting rooms are being renovated to improve traveler comfort
Hardy of Columbus Nebraska notes the west half of section 17 was offered for lease with potential development if a favorable lease is secured. He states intent to build if a good lease agreement is obtained.
For sale one hundred sixty acre improved farm in the best part of Cheyenne County. Inquire at box 129 Sidney Nebraska. For rent furnished room with heat inquire of Mrs. C M Wright.
All persons in Sidney Road District No 2 who lose stock must dispose of the carcass by fire or burial as required by law. Any person dumping garbage at the bridge east of the Burlington viaduct or along any public road will be prosecuted. W H Martin Road Overseer.
A humorous note from Cincinnati Enquirer features Jake Brugles preferring to fight over eating a bad dinner at his house one night. The brief reflects on life’s brief period and the enduring memory of well spent days, citing Cicero.
Precinct assessors of Wayne County are notified a meeting will be held at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday March 28 1914 Trustees and precinct assessors are requested to attend. Dr Warrick Hastings Specialist will meet eye ear nose and throat patients and glasses fittings at Olean Hotel in Sidney Saturday March 14th. Regular examinations free.
A Detroit Free Press fragment questions maternal control over children and cites a paternal boundary. The exchange contrasts permissive mothering with the father’s prohibitions, framing the issue as a clash of parenting styles and moral guidance.
George Peel visited Potter on Tuesday and Jake Mayers of Ickes joined the city crowd on Monday. A son was born March 1 to Mr and Mrs Colin Camblin. R Snyder of Lodgepole was in town Saturday. Fr Siddons of Dalton visited the county seat on Tuesday. C C Jones now of Bridgeport spent Sunday here. Mrs Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole was in city Monday afternoon. Mrs Dan Jewett of Lodgepole stayed with Mrs J McIntosh. J M Swenson returned Monday from Omaha and other points to T Niswander, a South Divide newcomer, busy in town Saturday. Mrs Charles Lager and children of Sextorp stayed in town overnight early this week. Mrs Fred Vath and youngest son went to Omaha Monday to visit Mr Vath in hospital. Earl Kratz, now with Carl Wagner Land Co in Broadwater, was here on business Monday. Miss Peterson arrived Monday from Minatare to take a stenographer job with Devoe and Swenson. BR C Stockdick returned Monday from Omaha where he attended the auto show. The B C's met Wednesday with Mrs George Parks to sew Lent needlework. John Null, Mina tare school teacher, spent Sunday with his mother. Cr E Weyerts of Weyerts was in the county seat Tuesday. He notes small grain may bumper if snow spells.
Mrs. Peter Peetz traveled from Peetz Colorado to Sunol to visit her father Carl Rutner and help celebrate her brother’s birthday, sharing a family gathering atmosphere.
Mrs Griffith returned Tuesday from Omaha after ten days away. She attended the automobile show and saw good plays at the theatres. Ben nar was acting during the visit. She left her mother Mrs Cuber enjoying fine health and celebrating her seventy sixth birthday on February twenty second.
George Richardson of Lisco and C R Purcell of Burlington visited on midweek and from Denver. Dr Bilon, a eye specialist, spent today with patrons. Sup t W S Bostder of Lodge Pole schools Journeys Thursday. Paul Collart Mayer and Ralph Reinmuth of North Divide toured Friday. Ed Welch and wife and Mr Schumacher visited Davison precinct Tuesday. Otto Perso of Dalton stayed Wednesday night with the Rudd family. Charles Semerod of Denver looked at two business properties Thursday and Friday for possible investment.
Gurly, the new station between here and Dalton, serves as unloading point for several immigrant cars this week. Two buildings are contracted for on the new town site. Mr and Mrs Anton Rudd hosted a twelve oclock dinner for fifteen guests from Rev Hayes and C Harper families and others.
The biggest sale in this region will be held in Sidney on Saturday March 14 conducted by Mr Q O Fundingsland. He is advertising the event across a 300 mile radius in western Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado with large and small bills in more than twenty county papers. Wright & Lewis of Scottsbluff are the auctioneers.
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