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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
8
Dust proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph and small sectorive maps of Cheyenne County offered. Five canto euch subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals accepted at this office. Apply any time.
See Bentley Land Co for a farm loan proposal promising no delays and the lowest interest rates. Local advertiser highlights quick processing and competitive terms to attract landowners seeking financing.
C Shannon and Sterling Cole advertise a sale of a heavy gelding and several young mares with foal. The notice provides a rural route contact for interested buyers.
Land description nw1 of section 35 township 16 north range 53 west Cheyenne County Nebraska. Easy terms offered by E F Languay owner R R No 3 Farmer City Illinois. Also 480 acres about three miles west of Dalton adjoining T M Freeman farm. open to inspection. For more information contact JW Casey 74 W Washington St Chicago Illinois.
All persons in Sidney Road District No 2 who lose stock must dispose of the carcass by fire or burial under the law. Any person dumping garbage at the bridge east of the Burlington viaduct or along public roads will be prosecuted. WTH. MARTIN, Road Overseer.
The precinct assessors of Leve rne County are notified a meeting will be held at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday March 28 1914. Precinct assessors requested to attend. Louis Wasem County Assessor.
Dr Warrick of Hastings Specialist will see eye ear nose and throat patients and those needing glasses fitted at Olean Hotel in Sidney on Saturday March 14. Regular eye examinations free.
A furnished room offers all modern improvements a half block west of the courthouse. Inquiries may be made with Mrs B W Frazey.
Plowing and breaking completed on short notice at the usual price. Contact IRA S. KLINE, postoffice box 215 Sidney Nebraska, telephone 225F12.
Slingluff property in the southwest part of Sidney offered for sale. Priced right. Address Catherine Slingluff, Bridgeport, Nebraska.
Cottonwood and Diamond Willow trees priced at $3 per thousand. James Cassell of Fremont, Nebraska seeks a competent girl for general housework with good wages. FundingSland s offers sale of a four room house with lot and a two room house on a corner lot close in. Address Box 367 Sidney Nebraska.
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.
For sale a six room house with two lots and fine shade and fruit trees. Inquire at this office. Lost last Monday a Conklin fountain pen. Return to O W Sricson for a $100 reward.
Sidney Steam Bakery advertises wagon delivery to homes with phone orders. The notice lists No. 112 or Red 172 and cites owner William Breternitz in the Harper Building. A separate commission announces the March teachers examination to be held March 20 and 21, 1914 at the County Superintendent's office in Sidney, Edith M Stark presiding.
For rent sixty five acres two and one half miles south of Sidney on shares. Land was in flax last season. Address C G Naskins Stella Neb.
Sale of animals and farm machinery held Tuesday March 24 at 10 oclock sharp. Items include five horses two mares foaling, one tall gelding, seven brood sows and a boar, plus McCormick binder Deere drill disc harrow corn planter and lister. Terms credit on sums over ten dollars with nine months at ten percent interest, cash discount five percent on sums ten and over, no removal until settled. Henry Weber owner. A K Greenlee clerk. Col V B Kucera auctioneer.
A sale of 4900 cattle will be held Friday March 20 1914 on Peter O Shea's farm northeast quarter 16 22 54 three miles east and two miles north of Scottsbluff Nebraska. Offering 205 head of 1 2 and 3 year old heifers 180 head of cows and 2 year old steers 100 head of good big cows including 25 milch cows with calves and possibly 35 calves by sale day plus 5 bulls and yearling bulls. Cattle include white face and shorthorn stock with a load of Galloway cows all well wintered on beef tops and alfalfa hay. Sale starts 1 pm with cash terms or seven months on bankable notes at 10 percent interest. No property moves until settled. Ellis Waring owner Wright and Lewis auctioneers HW Ostenberg clerk.
Lincoln March 1 2 0 State board of control members plan a state tour to personally review bids and proposed sites for the new 150000 reform school. Cities listed include Alma Aurora Columbus Crete Geneva Holdrege Humboldt Kearney Lincoln Loup City Minden Neligh Plattsmouth Ravenna Red Cloud Roca Superior Table Rock Tekamah Wahoo and Wayne. Some towns propose existing buildings such as Kearney's cotton mill or Lincoln's Nebraska Military Academy, while others offer land or brick yard sites for the project.
Omaha voters approved seven fares for a quarter street railway ticket and rejected two bond issues for the Auditorium and a garbage incinerator. The home rule charter was also defeated, while the charter commission submission and the initiative ordinance were carried.
Lincoln March 12. Nebraska college of agriculture extension service and the U S department of agriculture promote boys and girls club work to foster agriculture and domestic science. Ages ten to nineteen enroll in corn potato garden cooking and sewing clubs with about fifteen hundred enrolled and more expected by June 1. The effort aims to raise home and farm standards and knowledge. Thirty members of the Boys Corn club in 1913 harvested over fifty bushels per acre.
Omaha attorneys for the street railways company say they will sue to invalidate the seven cent fare ordinance set to take effect April 10. John L. Webster testified the measure would not allow a fair return on investment and admitted the ordinance from the election would never become operative.
Omaha report states Judge Estelle dismissed the $100,100 slander suit filed by Mrs Edith Hicks against A A Clark, a wealthy Council Bluffs loan broker. The ruling ends the action in court.
QC Saunders of Julesburg visited his sister Mrs Brewer last Monday. The Kings Daughters met Monday afternoon with Mrs Jack Sager. W E Swatzlander returned Saturday from a business trip to eastern counties. CP Grant began work this week on the Schroeder and Mussess houses under contract. John Livoni returned Friday from Missouri river counties on business. Miss Millie Miles and Little Billie Miles have both been under a doctor's care this week and are improving. John Seifer and wife and Mr and Mrs Hippen of near Weyerts were overnight visitors in Sidney Monday.
Ro Martin and wife travel east for possible appendicitis operation. Simons return to settled home life. Charles A Roth contracts bungalow on his lot west of his father’s house with ground broken. Jack Carroll and Edith Winkelman welcomed a baby son. Gary brothers buy five McFadden lots and begin three new houses. Vath family to Omaha as Mr Vath discharged from hospital. Worth Saunders and daughter visit from Oshkosh. Mrs Brewer recovering. George Ahrens, Billings, Montana, visits M. Ahrens. en route from eastern Nebraska’assistant
Dr Ivan M Renfrow has received his Nebraska dentistry certificate and will practice with Dr G D Webster in the Gapen Block. The Catholic parsonage razing continues and the lot will be cleared soon. Gus Wellner plans to reuse the material for two cottages on second street north of the Kreuger residence.
The Tuesday auction on the Thomas Epps place proved a decided success despite cold blustery weather. Everything sold to the satisfaction of owners. Auctioneer C. P. Millett and Clerk J. A. Woten worked as a capable team to expedite matters.
Paul Rezanine, three years old, fell from a barn seven miles south of town Wednesday morning. While workers were away, Mrs Hand and Mrs Rezanine took the child to town by car where the arm received medical attention.
The Methodist Aid Society will host a fifteen cent luncheon on Wednesday the 18th, starting at 4 30 in the church parlors. The late Mrs Archie Gournsey held a $1000 life policy with the D of H Sidney Lodge No 122, with her husband as beneficiary. Alfred Swanson departed for Lebanon Oregon this week to stay for a period, possibly indefinitely, after shipping a car load of goods.
Samuel Coover, en route to Omaha, stayed with the Roth family last Thursday while passing through. He is the brother of Mrs Roth.
May Richardson, a militant suffragist, damaged the Rokeby Venus by Velasquez in the National Gallery London. Reports say the painting suffered severe harm and the incident drew quick police action with Richardson arrested. The artwork’s estimated value was stated as about 500000.
C W Post defeated death on a cross country journey as his special train from Los Angeles reached the Great Western depot in Rochester Vann three and a half hours early, marking a remarkable arrival ahead of schedule.
Brigands sacked and burned Lao Hokow, killing Dr T Trovland, a Norwegian missionary, and wounding several other foreigners. The attack, connected to the Res Of Sama incident, involved other Norwegians and left the city in ruins.
A quantity of lumber used in cement work is offered for sale. Inquiries may be made at the First National Bank.
Schedule of daily showings from Sunday March 15 to Saturday March 21 featuring Thanhouser comedies and dramas at various venues. Highlights include The Elevator Man The Thief and the Book O Mimi San Domino The Woman and Calamity Anne in Society with Maude Fealy and a five piece orchestra.
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