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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
8
A varied classified page lists for sale items and services. Dentists and tailors advertise first class work while ranches offer hay and purebred poultry. livestock such as yearling and two year old thoroughbreds and Duroc Jersey pigs are on offer. Also advertised are maps, roosters, organs, a Densmore typewriter, coffee urns, a stove and other farm and schoolhouse needs from Cheyenne County and Sidney Nebraska.
Jackson Furniture Co lists revolving lunch counter stools at five dollars each. The ad promotes second hand goods and cheap restaurant counters for sale.
The undersigned forbids cutting hay on section 34, township 13, range 50 or pasturing stock on the land without owner consent. Parties seeking permission should contact D. R. Snyder of Sidney, Nebraska.
Cheyenne County precinct assessors are notified of a meeting at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday March 29 1913. All precinct assessors are requested to attend. Louis Wasem County Assessor. Also notes a private sale of household furniture and stoves due to high freight rates including a roll top desk reduced from 32 to 28. M D Berg
A red and white heifer about three years old is taken up and held. Owner can claim by proving property and paying advertising costs. Contact Ray Welblinse two miles north of Strimes.
PARMS FOR RENT One farm 7 miles west of Sidney improved 150 acres broke One farm 9 miles south of Sidney improved 300 acres broke Will rent with seed or without DR JONES Sidney Neb
Customary prices offered for plowing work by OTIS C DIMICK of Sidney Nebraska. Local service guaranteed with care for the Le Grande Hotel and surrounding properties.
Several hundred tons of bright hay offered at 4.00 per ton. Separate feeding grounds available. Fences in good condition. Water plentiful. Contact George Richardson P O Box K Lisco Gardens Courty Nebraska.
For sale 480 acres in the sw% and then% 12-13-49. Price $11.00 per acre cash or $12.00 per acre with half cash and balance in three years at 6 percent. Inquiries to Oscar Brandt, owner, or H. E. Gapen. Land must be sold soon.
For Rent furnished bedroom on first floor in downtown Hamilton City California. East half of parcel 26-15-52 offered at 25 dollars per acre. Address owner CHAS STEIGER. Inquire at this office.
Railroad notes tell of Jim Gregory returning from lay off and other staff movements. Four workers and six at the round house were cut due to slack work. Promotions and replacements noted, plus travel by a Denver and Rio Grande official passing through Sidney in his private car on No. 4.
Gus Kimball visited from Laura while Goding of Potter and William Sims from Clara dropped in. Ed Root came down from the draw, Frank Campbell from Potter, and Miss Blanche Hyatt from Laura. Dozens visited, including ten visitors in one day from Peetz, and Jurgens of Lodgepole had business in Sidney.idores
Jr. Sanders and his two daughters arrived from the east Wednesday night and went to Emmons Sanders Thursday for the infant funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Aldridge also attended. Mrs. Aldridge is a sister to Emmons.
G W Anderson, father of Mrs S R Sweet and Miss Anderson, longtime bank book keeper, died Thursday night in a Denver hospital. He had been a helpless invalid for many years and will be buried here on Sunday.
S Saab, F A Rowan and Mrs O E Anderson were among Dalton people visiting here early in the week, joining other locals for a brief stop and social engagements.
Clyde Johnson, who has been attending the Des Moines electrical school, is home for a few months vacation.
Charlie Mann plans to spend tomorrow in Alliance, with the purpose unclear as he explores what the little town holds. The visit to the small community raises questions about what he hopes to discover and why Alliance matters to him.
FOR RENT Steam heated room in the Gapen Building Towaire at this office. Apply to C P Chambers, Administrator. The Sanderson cottage lies one block south of the schoolhouse.
Rudolph Kruse traveled from Bayard on Thursday to check on his father who remains in poor health. Ben Barron has rented his farm in Sidney Draw to Ben Wagner and has again moved into Sidney.
Martin Mekkelsen made his final proof before County Judge Gapen on March 7. His witnesses were W. W. Chowins and J. O. Waltz.
Ernest Olson of Fremont takes over Fred Dreser’s dray duties while David Huff begins serving as caretaker of the courthouse.
Six head of good farm mares offered by N. H. Troelstrup contractor Potter Nebraska. Three mares have foals. Inquires invited at Potter location.
For sale or lease to a reliable party two sections of land eight miles from Sidney. Address Andrew Miller Frankfort Indiana.
Intered Apprentice Degree held Monday March 10 and Fellowcraft Friday March 14. H Schroeder W M reports a lost red notebook of value only to the loser. Also notices for sale items from D F Bennett owner and Mrs B W Fraze y and A S Ayle. Simmons Cook Eastern Star initiated candidates Wednesday evening with a jolly Lodgepole crowd. Bowser of Lodgepole sold sixteen fat steers this week for 100 dollars each.
The Parkmann sale southeast of town on Tuesday attracted a healthy crowd and fetched strong prices. The Parkmann family has relocated to Miles City Montana.
Wallace Oosterhoudt and family welcomed Ed Oosterhoudt from Salamanca New York on a Wednesday evening visit. The brothers enjoyed uninterrupted visiting through Thursday while in a car trip Friday to rest voices, a lively reunion renewed their spirits.
Kruse Bros. sell their corner property home to Kruse saloon. Purchasers are B A Jones J W Harper and Mrs D J Scanlon. Saloon building remains. Two frame offices join it to be used by T B Dawson and the shoe shop. A two story bank building will rise between, connecting with the near-new house and a bridge the gap within a year.
William J. Powell, longtime Sidney resident and 1879 husband of Selma M. Fleming, passed after a two week illness in Sterling Colorado. The 62 year old planned a visit to Tuscaloosa Alabama with A. B. Persinger before his death. He was a familiar figure among early settlers.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will host a large dance at the opera house on Monday evening March 24. A supper will be served by the ladies of the Catholic Church.
Ignatius I Murphy, a special writer allied with The Telegraph, reports progress in lands resources and business in Cheyenne Kimball and Devel counties. Known in publishing, he aided Indian corn promotion in Europe and as a former U S Agricultural Department agent.
Classified notice from Sidney Nebraska offering three adjacent lots for sale. Message notes mail response to Box 65 and specifies location as Sidney with no further terms or pricing details.
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