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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
8
Inquire at this office about renting a basement space in the Gapen Building. Details and contact information available upon request.
Sidney Nebraska in March 17 18 and 19 Harry Zick promotes natural eye treatments at the Hotel National. He claims cross eyes can be straightened without pain or operation and that glasses can remove eye trouble and prevent blindness and other issues. No charge for consultation.
Local residents feature visits and family news with births and travel notes. Marques include birth announcements for a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Antrim on March 6 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Theodore Backer on February 27, plus several visits and a church service.
Ralph Reinmuth of Dalton hat business this way Saturday last. Henry and Karl Eaton of Potter were in the county capital Thursday. W. R. Morrow of Dalton was transacting business in this city Wednesday.
Beatrice Creamery Company moves its Sidney cream station from Smith's shoe store to the Ice Plant. Mr P Reisdorff will buy cream daily, and is described as thoroughly equipped and highly recommended. Bring cream to Reisdorff's Ice Plant, the up to date station in Sidney.
The Catholic church ladies announce a bake exchange on Saturday afternoon March 27 at the Rummelhart Jewelry Store. Please note the date.
For sale at a bargain a one quarter block in the best residential district in Sidney located one block from the schoolhouse. Cement walk and trees. Inquire of Funingnam Investment Co Sidney Nebraska.
Flour City Tractor and bottom John Deere Plow, 40 HP, used three seasons, for sale or trade for stock. Contact A. Gaer in Dalton, Nebraska. Also offered is a front upstairs room for rent with electric light, steam heat, hot and cold water suitable for office or sleeping room at The Telegraph office. Six room house and lot with shade, city water, sewer, inquire with Mrs. A. Lindberg.
LAND FOR SALE $29 acres prairie well located $26.50 per acre. S J WEDGES Sidney Neb FOR SALE The northwest quarter Section 30 Np 18 Range 48 west Cheyenne County Nebraska $15.00 per acre. $500 cash balance long time with 6 percent interest Address the owner W Il PROUD EST Lincoln Neb
Real estate notice seeking offers for 160 acres in section 35, township 417, range 52. Contact N Peterson at 1736 Welton Street, Denver, Colorado for details and submission.
A brief notice by Fred Lifedow advertises a new eight-room house with a barn fruit and shade trees and other conveniences located two blocks north of the depot. Also mentions new books at Jackson's Bee Hive Store.
The Christian Church ladies announce an apron and cap sale to be held Saturday March 20 at the Odd Fellows Hall. Sale starts 2 30 p m with oysters served after noon and again after 4 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
The precinct assessors of Cheyenne County are notified of a meeting of the assessors at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday March 27 1915. All precinct assessors are requested to attend. Louis Wasem County Assessor.
Frank Verba of Potter Nebraska offers to buy a used engine gang with an 8 bottom plow. He will be in Sidney March 17 and 18 at Hotel National. Contact Harry Zick an optometrist for details.
Notice offers piano for rent with privilege to purchase later or immediate sale to a responsible party on easy terms. Write at once for particulars to The Knight Campbell Music Co in Denver Colorado.
Multiple classified notices list: land for sale in northwest Cheyenne County with price 200000, upland alfalfa seed for sale, pasture for rent in sec 5 tp 14n range 51, land to break 160 acres, 640 acres for bargain. Contacts include Hildreth Milford Nebr Krueger Sidnes Nebr Comstock Minneapolis Minn Raasch Norfolk Nebr and Lock Box 135 Lisco Neb.
Complete vulcanizing setup priced at one third cost. Can mend any tire from bicycle to full. In North Platte, Neb. Contact D. E. Morrill for details.
Aylwrd, now in Colorado, was in town Monday while Judge Gapen departed Saturday for a potentially extended Colorado trip. Mrs Sam Sweet returned Sunday from Cheyenne to visit her ill sister Mrs Jay McConaughy. Mrs Hart and two children came from Scotts Bluff to visit Mrs Sol Willis and family. Mr Walker from near Kearney shipped two immigrant cars over the Burlington to Lorenzo where he has taken a location. Mrs Dawson remains seriously ill this week but is slowly improving from a cold and grip. The B M S Club plans its next regular meeting with Mrs Hall replacing the printed venue in the year book. all members should attend.
A Catholic altar society committee met at the old church building and tied a comfort to be raffled soon. Jacob Jaskalek of Grand Island, Past Master Workman, A. O. U. W., has been in the city this week handling lodge matters and boosting local membership.
Advertiser L A Lewis of Peetz Colorado seeks young heifer calves to purchase. Letter indicates box 66 as contact point.
Businesses warn that all last year accounts will accrue ten percent interest and new accounts will incur ten percent after thirty days. The Essig Store.
Two stacks good hay offered one mile south of Sunol by V. F. B. KRUCERA, the Auctioneer. Auction details listed for potential buyers and local buyers to contact for bidding.
A J Draper from North Divide spent Wednesday and Thursday in town returning from Peetz where he assisted his brother in law in unloading an immigrant car.
Carsor, state president of the Anti-saloon League, spent several days in the city this week. He has long commented on the educational interests of the state.
Mrs James McNulty from the North Divide traveled to town on Wednesday to seek medical care for injuries from a fall suffered several weeks ago. She is currently staying as a guest in the Sol Willis residence.
The Altar society of the Catholic church gathered last week with Mrs Do ran for a social session. Luncheon prepared by the hostess was noted as especially appetizing.
The Ahrens cottage vacated by Ed Ahrens and family is being completely remodeled and remade, aiming to become a highly desirable residence once finished.
Mrs I G Siemer and three children of Dalton visited Sidney on Friday while traveling to Morgan Minnesota to establish their new home. Mr Siemer had departed a day or two earlier.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Simpson of Mittchesville Iowa arrived on Thursday to settle in the county. They will aid their father W T Simpson on his ranch on the south divide.
A A Sharp arrived Wednesday from his north divide ranch and says travel was rough. He notes the territory has had no grass or bare ground since December 7, though he admits uncertainty about the date.
Card of thanks from Edward Lowry and family thanking friends for help and sympathy during illness and after the death of their wife, mother, and grandmother.
Mrs O Rudd and her daughter departed yesterday for a new home in southeastern Idaho after visiting two weeks at the Anton Rudd home in eastern Nebraska.
Robert BE. French of Kearney Nebraska Masons will conduct a school of instruction in Sidney on March 15 at 9 20 2 30 and 7 20 and March 17 at 9 36 All Master Masons invited to attend
J. T. M. Pearson came Sunday to accompany his wife to their home in Agate Colorado, whither they returned Monday. Mrs Pearson has been visiting her mother Mrs King since her father's death which occurred February 7.
J. W. Carnahan, who recently moved from the east to take possession of a farm on the south divide, fell violently ill last Thursday. He was taken from his room in the south part of town to Hotel National and underwent appendicitis surgery Sunday afternoon by Dr. Man tor, the condition progressing slowly.
Ready readers advertise and sell unwanted items through the Telegraph. Turn unused furniture, lamps, heaters, and tools into quick cash by placing a small ad. Invest a little time and see if your item finds a buyer.
Nine members of the Y. M. Co. Club hosted a six o'clock Sunday dinner in the O Kane building club rooms. The five course menu featured dishes prepared by each member with no flaws. Dr Bliss acted as host and toastmaster with toasts by Blaine Grabill Clarence Millet and Dr Bliss. Members named: Blaine Grabill Dr Glenn Bliss Alfred Bentley Harold Rowan Goldwyn Doran Charlton Bentley H P Loft Ferl Griffith C P Millet.
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. Co. Supt.
Miss Edith Miller and a group of individuals including Dr. N T Owen Mrs Ella Walsh and Miss Ruth Seward are listed alongside others such as Mrs C E Phillips Jena Simon Hilie Poule and JoAN McIntosh Postmaster. The line names Timilous Hanna Katherine Peterson Goleman Fury W M Flats J H Yundle Dr W G Morris D H Cronin.
Southern Nebraska Power Company buys Lee Electric Light Company which has served Superior for over twenty years. Possession transfers around March 20 with the deal closing March 9.
The Children of Mary will host a dance on March 17 at the opera house. Everyone is invited for a good time and community gathering.
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