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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1915
Page
8
Readable fragments mention a vessel and June dates with unclear names. The text notes an incident aboard a boat and references a chapter or stop in navigation. No complete details available about location, people, or outcome.
The Telegraph lists cast proof letters and small sectional maps of Cheyenne Counts for sale at five cents each. Subscriptions for magazines and periodicals are accepted at this office with inquiries welcome at any time.
Advertisement states 500000 per acre for Cheyenne County lands with no delays and reasonable terms. For details inquire Bentley Land Co. Also notes a front basement in the Gapen building with inquiries at the office.
One-quarter block in the best residential district in Sidney located one block from the schoolhouse cement walk and trees. Inquire of Fundingsland Investment Co Sidney Nebraska. For Rent Front upstairs room in Goopen building with electric light steam heat and hot and cold water suitable for a nice or sleeping room. Inquire at The Telegraph office. Six room house and lot shade city water sewer connection hot and cold water in house Inquire of Mrs A Lindberg.
The Catholic church ladies plan a bake exchange on Saturday afternoon March 27 at Rummelhart Jewelry Store. Please note the date.
Mrs Len Sherwin in Winston Colorado seeks a competent girl for general housework duties on a ranch Call or write for details and interview arrangements at Winston Colorado.
For sale the northwest quarter section 30 to 13 range 48 west Cheyenne County Nebraska at 15 dollars per acre. 500 dollars cash balance long time with six percent interest. Address the owner W. H. Proudflt Lincoln Nebraska.
Co. N. Peterson of Denver Colorado located at 1736 Welton Street is listed in this notice. No other details are provided in the readable text.
The Christian church ladies announce an apron and cap sale on Saturday March 20 in Odd Fellows Hall. Sale starts 2 30 p m. oysters will be served after noon and again from 4 34 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
J. O. Lobb of University Place Nebraska advertises 100 acres for sale and 100 acres of sold ground for rent one mile south of Sunol. The notice asks interested parties to contact Box 21 at University Place.
The precinct assessors of Cheyenne County are notified of a meeting at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday March 27 1915. All precinct assessors are requested to attend. Louis Wasem County Assessor.
A piano is available for rent with option to buy in the future and rent credit toward the purchase price. Terms are stated as uneasy but workable. Apply immediately for full particulars to The Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver Colo.
For sale alfalfa seed in Upland variety at ten dollars per bushel bit. Samples available on request from R Krueger in Sidney Nebraska.
Property listed in Cheyenne County Nebraska seeks a party to break 160 acres for the first crop. Contact Ernest Raasch of Norfolk Nebraska for details or write Lock Box 135 Liseo Neb. W. L. Comstock in Minneapolis lists 3505 Dupont Ave South as contact.
Short classified items advertise calves to buy young heifer calves with contact L A Lewis Box 66 Peetz Cole. Another notice seeks employment by a gas tractor engineer with fifteen years in Cheyenne County and references at Sidney P O Box 444. Additional ad offers cattle and horses to pasture at rates forty cents per month for cattle and fifty for horses from The Pomeroy Ranch.
New eight room house with barn fruit and shade trees and other conveniences located two blocks north of Union depot. Sold by Fred Siedow.
Eugene Delatov representing the Rees Printing Co of Omaha visited the city on Tuesday, meeting local business contacts and discussing potential collaborations.
A Stratton Nebraska notice urges farmers to plant feterita as a quick maturing corn substitute. With yields 30 to 40 bu per acre, it withstands drought and frost better than kaffir and milo, feeds well, and is valued by the Department of Agriculture as nearing standard use. Seed priced on quantity. prices valid after April 3. A. W. Bailey, Stratton.
Local and personal notes recount visits and moves among residents and visitors. J. C. Prandsen, a Dalton druggist, and various travelers from Denver, Peetz, and Omaha appear in weekly correspondence. changes in local business, bonds of family, and small town happenings are recorded along with upcoming events at the Ideal Theatre and community gatherings.
Idaho Oregon apples from growers offered for sale direct to consumers. Varieties Old Winesap Staman Winesap and Ben Davis, extra fancy and fancy packed, highly colored and worm free. Better than any season, keep well. Limited time in Sidney. C C. Osborn.
New photo shop offers stamp photos 35c per dozen, post cards 1.25 per dozen, folder work 3.50 per dozen, and Kodak printing at 3, 4, and 5c each. Located north of Hotel National.
Used Reeves 40 to 60 horsepower gas tractor with self guide and ground bottoms. Guaranteed to work and in good condition. For particulars inquire of Joe Kuper in Sidney Nebraska.
Two stacks of good hay offered for sale one mile south of Sunol by Vv. F. Kocera, auctioneer.
A. B. Persinger and Fred Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole were in town several times early this week for the Masonic school. A. W. Bailey of Stratton, Nebraska, visited Sidney late last week and has an advertisement in this issue for farmer readers.
Mrs Chester McDaniel and her young daughter Florence traveled from Cheyenne Friday of last week and will stay through Monday with her husband J W McDaniel and his family, joining relatives for a brief visit.
Charlie Heimer visited the city from his homestead south of Kimball and said he can be in the field every day now despite the winter's ample moisture. Heimer expects steady work as conditions allow.
G B Blakely former government land office receiver in the 1880s has been appointed receiver for the Salt Lake City land office. William Schimpf of Sextcorp reported heavy snow from five inches to six feet in gullies near Potter. R A Barlow of Camp 1091 MWA said the Johnston widow’s claim has been allowed. Johnston died at 36 years 11 months 27 days after 7 years 8 months 26 days in the lodge. Benefit's fund contributions total 98.40 and the widow will receive 2000.
In Columbus Nebraska on March 16 the new gun club held the Gilbert shoot with seventeen members firing at 100 targets each. Otto Rudat won the trophy with ninety six hits from eighteen yards.
The jury returned a verdict disallowing the will of John O Connor. Hastings recluse and man of mystery leaving his $100,000 estate to John T. Culavin of Omaha.
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