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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
8
Co. D. Essig showcases a wide stock of farm tools from top factories. Press drills, Dick Harrows, sulky and gang plows, lever harrows, potato planters, and Pittsburg Perfect Hog Fence featured at the Rose Street depot for farmer inspection.
Proposals invited for use of Sec. 30-17-50 and 460 acres in Sec. 1-15-50 Cheyenne County. All first class smooth land with good noil and unbroken sections. Will consider proposals for breaking land and camern abates. Write to T. H. Pollock Plattemouth Neb.
Deputy assessors of Cheyenne county will meet at the court house in Sidney Nebraska on Monday March 29 1908 at 1 o clock p m. John Daugherty County Assessor.
Advertises 1680 acres near Sidney with first year harvests and no rent. Buyer can take any number of acres including flax crops. Contact A. J. Miller in Frankfort Indiana.
Notice states Mrs. J. Z. Easterday operation 14 miles east of Sidney continues floral service. Following sale to Sidney Mercantile Company, Greenlee and Benson seek collection of all outstanding accounts.
Two well improved farms for rent. Inquire of the Western Realty Co Sidney Neb.
One day yearling stud colt one yearling steer branded B on right aide Aleo on last summer calf. When you find please notify the undersigned and receive reward. Robert Eers Clara Neb. The undersigned prohibits hunting on his premises sections 24 25 and south half of section 26 township 14 range 50 also sl aw of sec 380 and now sec 31 township 14 range 49 All trespassers will be prosecuted Gus Welsner Sidney Neb Nov 26 1908 Telegraph office has a complete line of typewriter ribbon paper carbon paper etc in any quantity.
The Sidney school board invites sealed bids by April 10 1909 for removal of the frame school and outbuildings to a site one mile north. New foundations and privy vaults to be built by the contractor and the buildings restored. Board may reject any bid. onsiderations include bid submission to S J Hedges Director Sidney Neb Gust Sc hmidt Moderator Wilhelm Schwartz Treasurer.
Local items advertise pasture rental from Western Realty Co and dentistry at reasonable prices by E W Marlness. H H Bockstadter offers cement contracting and repair services by Brewer Auto Garage and Guernsey Dray. Rose Street building lot for sale via Mrs Britton Sidney Neb. Dressmaking by Clara Koehn at Mrs A J Guernsey's home. Five room house and lot for sale. Dual proof letter files and typing supplies at The Telegraph office. The Weekly Inter Ocean and this paper bundle offer for $1 75 yearly. Dorcas society met at Mrs T M Bickett with luncheon before her move to her husband’s homestead.
The Sidney Military Band has secured the Tonin Opera House for St Patrick's Day for its first annual ball. Green posters advertise details. Dr Quigley of North Platte visited Monday with Dr Simon regarding M Costello whose precarious condition shows no improvement as the week advances.
Howard Chadwick of Big Springs visited our town for a few days this week. Edna Frame, Roy Frame’s baby daughter north of town, slowly improves from a serious pneumonia illness. J A Bentley of Western Realty left for a missionary trip this past Sunday, a routine journey with which he is associated, and he always returns with the goods.
The piece notes real estate in Marshall County Illinois and a local ad for linoleum and shaden cloth. It covers a cottage being built by Herman Bockstadter, a Sidney stage review of We Are King starring Edmund Carroll, a lost account book and a postal card offer, with a notice about a yearly subscription deal for the Inter Ocean newspaper. The tone reflects small town newspaper life and local commerce.
Charles Puse and Charles Tighe of North Platte applied for Knights of Columbus membership in the city Sunday, with an April initiation likely. The Sidney Band Boys plan the annual St Patrick’s dance at the opera house, while A B Chase and family prepare to move to Bridgeport via Las Urnas. Weather and road conditions are described as thawing after the snow, with high water creating mud and flood danger on prairie routes.
Dr F J Woitishek moves his office to the new Cleburne Block. d W B Hopkins of Greenwood traded in the city Thursday. Simon Fishman traveled to Chicago last Sunday and will return in ten days with spring purchases. Charlie Osborn’s younger sons convalescent after meals. Misa Iverson of Dalton shopped Thursday. Miss Iversen is sister of Mrs Albert Morrow. Dr Stewitts removed fingers from Tom Perkins’s hand in a windmill accident. H Armuth and Ed Welch visited from Dalton by rail. T M Bickett builds a house and barn five miles northwest. contractors Lancaster and Caldswell. Superintendent Miss Morrison absent at present due to the excellent roads. plans Weyerta visit. Royal Neighbors serve supper for band boys St Patrick ball in March. Ball features a hammer dance and a meal for twenty cents. attendance welcome. Sidney folks heard Hon J H Woertendyke may pass through again and speak at the opera house. temperance talk titled Who’s Who and Why.
A Monday twister tore through Brinkley Arkansas and nearby counties killing thirty and injuring eighty. A parallel Georgia storm caused extensive fatalities. New souvenir postal card scenes offered in Sidney with two for five cents at Baldwin's.
A dialogue fragment shows a minister addressing John about drunkenness and its effects on work and sleep. The brief exchange includes mentions of muddled behavior, thirst, headache, and loss of appetite as consequences of drinking.
Humorous note on Mr. Spencer's Indian experience describes a parachute descent ending with his balloon landing among fisher folk who repurposed the net for fishing fries and cut up the balloon for waterproof clothing. London Captain.
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