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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
2
Precinct assessors are requested to meet at the court house on Monday March 28 at 10 o'clock a m to obtain supplies. John Daugherty County Assessor.
Dark brown stallions for sale both six years old. Pereberon and Belgian breed. Weight about 1600 pounds. Inquiries to Howard Bros. Posatoffice Lodgepole Neb.
Local items include furniture and appliances for sale or rent from Jackson Furniture Co and J M Jackson Co. Listings mention pyrography supplies, ground bone for chicken feed, two washing machines, and a pair of horses. Real estate and land buying offers are advertised by Bentley Land Co with ranch for rent and land-bid opportunities. (Sidney Nebraska)
Notice offering a free lunch at noon with terms for sums under ten pounds and ten dollars or more. Credit of nine months on bankable security at ten percent interest per year. Goods not removed until sale terms are complied with. W N Foster owner. Auctioneers A A Minnican and A K Greenlen clerk.
H R Fuller takes over the Pantenburg livery barn, previously run by J W McDaniel, to operate a general livery and feed business. Baled hay available by bale or ton, and old and new customers are asked for patronage.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church will host a supper and fancy work bazaar at the rectory on Tuesday after Easter, March 25.
Milk cows for sale to go fresh in early April. Inquiries to H C Anderson seven miles north of Snyder. Also house for sale with shade trees city water barn terms via Ollie Chamlin. 80 acre tract in Cheyenne county near section 15 township 12 range 51. JoN Turner Salt Lake City listing. Wanted rent a goal fence five or six rooms. Music pupils sought Maude Abernathy Sidney Neb. Sorghum sold at ranch near Potter by A McAdam.
G A Dunne visited Bridgeport on Sunday. O E Anderson came from Potter on Tuesday. W T Edens from Higgins ranch on Saturday. Mack Radcliff visiting family for a few days. Thomas Thurston of Potter spent Tuesday in the city. Fred Nelson of Potter toured the county seat Wednesday. John Hendrickson and son of Potter were in the city Wednesday. J W Reinmuth from North Divide farm on Wednesday. J C McNish of Wisner Nebraska in town midweek on business. Frances McDaniel ill this week needing a physician. John Clarke of the Vienna Restaurant had business in Julesburg Tuesday. Judge Tucker united in marriage last Thursday. Earl Campbell and Isola Herman of Iliff Colorado. Otto Pergo county seat visitor Wednesday. owns a fine ranch on North Divide. Clarke and wife welcome the birth of a daughter, their first child. County Superintendent Miss Morrison spent a few days in Cheyenne this week. W Klein went to Lodgepole for missionary work Tuesday, modestly noting his success.
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Kansas City debates a proposed ordinance restricting early citizens' actions and aims to lower the death rate. A district manager with ties to Sidney seeks a suitable candidate for a headquarters role. An unrelated classified item advertises poultry stock and life insurance contrasts with house coverage.
Wanted girl to help with general home work on a ranch near Sidney. Apply at The Telegraph office for details and interview.
The Cheyenne county teachers association met in Potter on Saturday March 12. The event featured papers on nature study domestic science agriculture and tree planting. Principal Bixby praised teaching noble aims while Miss Gaiser Elliott and Supt. Pate of Sidney led discussions and entertained with music and readings.
Frederic Irving lists Ruth Bower and Regina as participants with Lillian Brockway in a brief score note showing 7 to 6. The fragment hints at a game or tally but lacks full context or details of teams, place, or date.
Sidney Neb March 18 1910 list of letters remaining unclaimed at the post office. Advertised requests call for Miss Jossie Watson J A Boyer Miss Lottie Clark Mr Gank Asa Coleman M EF Meek E McLEERNON. Postmaster.
The Martin family and Andrew Nelson and families express heartfelt appreciation to friends for sympathy and assistance during the recent bereavement.
Notice to water users states rent due January 1 payable six months in advance to village treasurer Robert A. Barlow with supply shut off for delinquents. Water Commissioner C M Wiccur signs. The reverse recalls Forrest at Niblo's Garden and a lesson about the proverb It is never too late to mend traced to 1483 city petition.
A bright student argues that English lacks analogy by suggesting sex terms like lion and felion to distinguish sex. The practical professor counters that both are felines, making the distinction unnecessary, as reported by the Baltimore American.
A dramatic exchange unfolds with expressions of admiration and tender persuasion. She blushes as he praises grandeur and perfection, closing with a coy appeal to accept his words.
Early Ohio variety seed sold at market price with option for Red wheat seed. Ranch two miles south of Clara post office offers a good work team harness and sulky plow. Insurance ads promote Oldest and richest company with several agents and New York Life policies. incites caution about imitations and notes large life insurance payouts. Wanted competent ranch hand. inquire at office.
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