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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
7
For sale items include yearling and two year old thoroughbreds and registered Duroc Jersey pigs at Montauk Ranch managed by Harry Selch. Also five cent dual proof letter files and various ads for hay cattle roosters and tailoring services in Sidney Nebraska. Subscriptions to magazines available at the office.
Several hundred tons of good bright hay offered at 4.00. Separate feeding grounds available. Fences in good condition water plentiful. Contact George Richardson P. O. Box K Lisco Garden County Nebraska.
480 acres in the southwest and northeast quarters offered for sale at 11.00 per acre cash or 12.00 per acre with half cash and the balance over three years at 6 percent. Contact Oscar Brandt, owner, or H. E. Gapen for details. property must be sold soon.
Wanted breaking and plowing work guaranteed offered at customary prices. Address for inquiries at OTIS DIMICK care Le Grande Hotel Sidney Nebraska.
For Rent or Sale notices list properties including the Sanderson cottage one block south of the schoolhouse and the Merifield place. Inquiries directed to C. Y P. Chambers, Administrator, or D. F. Bennett, Owner. Steam heated room for rent in the Gapen Building. inquiries at the office.
For sale child’s iron bed with springs mattress and quilt Mrs B W Fraze y phone 76 For sale a choice line seed bar ley A S Ayle Sidney Neb For sale three tots together close in Box 65 Sidney Neb For rent furnished bedroom warm firet floor downtown Inquire at this office
Public sale to be held at six miles southeast of Sidney Nebraska on Section 12 13 49 Thursday March 27 at 10 a.m. If stormy the sale moves to the next day. 14 head of horses including mares and colts plus a bay and black stallion with weights. 7 head of milch cows all fresh soon. Various farm machinery and household items. Free lunch at noon. Terms: cash under 1000. over 10 with 9 months credit on bankable notes at 10 percent interest. 5 percent discount for cash. Owner Oscar Brandt. clerk B A Jones. auctioneer Maj WM Gates.
Public notice from Dr. Snyder of Sidney Nebraska prohibiting hay cutting or pasture use on section 34 township 13 range 50 without owner's consent. Desiring privileges, contact Dr. Snyder.
Notice to precinct assessors that a meeting will be held at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday March 29 1913. All precinct assessors are requested to attend. Louis Wasem County Assessor.
A red and white heifer about three years old has been taken up. Owner may claim by paying advertising and feed costs. Reported by Ray Welung, located 2 miles north of Sinucy.
Two farms for rent near Sidney, Nebraska. One 150 acres improved and broken, seven miles west. another 300 acres improved and broken, nine miles south. Options to rent with seed or without. D. R. Jones handles the properties.
Ladies of the Episcopal Church hold a bake sale and needle work sale on Saturday March 22 at the library building. Festive Easter foods available from 2 o'clock p m.
For sale an older three room house on two full lots. Inquire at this office for details and viewing arrangements.
B. A. Lathrop of Kimball was down Wednesday. The brief item notes his participation in a local event and records the day of the incident.
Front office room for rent in the Gapen building Steam heat hot and cold water electric light In quire at this office WANTED Good experienced woman cook Ne baking to be done Wages 10 per week Also good ex perienced dining room girl Wages 7 per week MRS SCHWENDER Restaurant P O Box 266 Bridgeport Neb
The Southeast Quarter of 1915-48 offers for Three Thousand Dollars with Five Hundred Dollars cash and balance to suit the purchaser up to ten years. Interest at six percent. Address John Lyle, 564 Oakland Ave, Kansas City, Kansas.
Two young men fish from a punt on a swift river despite cold wind returning with a small creel and smiles. A sister of one angler teases about fish going to schools and “Infants’ class,” sparking playful chat.
An Irish gentleman recalls an eminent London physician asking if his family is long lived. The patient explains that his ancestors’ longevity depended on the judge and jury who tried them, a wry remark attributed to Strand Magazine.
R L Fegley visited from Dalton on Tuesday. J Jurgenson came Wednesday. J R Frame arrived from his north side ranch Saturday. Tom Weyerts from Weyerts called Monday. Chas Gathmann had business in town Saturday. Fred Rahe of Weyerts visited Wednesday. Mrs F A Rowan of Dalton spent Saturdays in Sidney markets. Charles Tate made a frequent Sidney visit Wednesday. William Busacker was seen on our streets Wednesday. Q R McAdams and William McAdams came from Potter on Tuesday. T B Dawson moves his confectionery store into the room south of the house building. Dr Owens settled with his family in the Swenson house vacated by Dr Ward. Mrs George Jewett of Lodgepole visited Mrs McIntosh Wednesday for a few days. Howard Adams and wife moved from the Callanan apartments to the Scanlon house recently vacated by the Banta family. Mrs Schad returned to Denver last Friday after visiting her sisters. B A Jones plans to move the rest room house he bought between the Dawson and Blake residences.
Dan Thomas of Potter and D H Schultz of Potter made trips to Sidney and the county seat with several townspeople also visiting. The Dorcas society met busy with Mrs Tyler presiding. Mrs Lewis Brott recovers from illness that pulled Rep Brott home from Lincoln. Seventeen rural eighth graders braved weather for exams by Mrs Stark. Mrs J Quinn of Ash Grove ranch improves but remains bedbound. Willis Beyers, son of Mr and Mrs Beyers, required physician attention for lung fever.
Mrs Baade wife of Lieutenant Paul W Baade of Fort Russell and her mother Mrs Craig of Whitman Nebraska visited M D Berg's on Wednesday.
The Armstrong family relocates to Harper cottage in the southern town area, a residence previously occupied by Edgar Dedrich.
George Moore sold the county clerk's office to Arthur Sweet who will move it down on the creek. Mr. Moore purchased the office at the sale last week for seventy five dollars.
Mr and Mrs Watson of three miles from Lodgepole were called upon to part with their three months old baby this week. We have no particulars.
Edgar Dedrick has joined the office of Assistant Roadmaster Sage and has taken his desk. P A Gordon, who visited Thursday, was involved with L O Fundingsland before the fatal No 4 incident. Rudolph Kruse and family stayed in town to handle the Kruse property transfer amid E Kruse Sr.’s precarious condition.
Frame buildings north of the Miles office are vacated as the new owners Whar per Jones and Scanlon begin their new structure. The immediate work starts on the vacant site, signaling redevelopment of the block.
Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Simon left early in the week for an extended trip ending in Cuba with their young son Harold. They will briefly stop in Lincoln and Omaha, while Dr. Swatzlander acts as caretaker of Dr. Simon's practice during the absence.
W. H Kellams, now of Alma Nebraska, formerly a resident, traveled Wednesday evening and stayed several days to promote his company. He praised local progress since his last visit three years ago, noting the community’s improvement and the major’s stout, good looking appearance with the years.
A brief humorous Punch joke where a listening audience member thanks a speaker for a long lecture and the second speaker bids the show to continue. The exchange captures a social club moment with light wit and cadence.
A public sale notice lists 11 head of horses including mares in foal a three year old colt and two mules plus 11 head of cattle milch cows heifers and calf. Machinery includes a Deering binder cultivators plows mowers rakes wagons a corn planter and harnesses with potatoes organ sewing machine and more. Terms require ten dollar minimum payments with interest until paid and goods to be removed per sale terms. Col V F Kucera acts as auctioneer for N H Troelstrup of Potter as owner S Stowe agent.
Simon Fishman arrived Thursday morning from Tennessee after a nineteen year absence. He enjoyed southern hospitality and reconnected with old friends and relatives. Several acquaintances expressed interest in Cheyenne County and plan to visit if current investment optimism continues.
The Methodist Exchange will be held March 15 in the building east of the Hornaday store instead of the location stated last week. Coffee and sandwiches will be served from eleven thirty to one o clock at ten cents.
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