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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
8
Dentistry, first class prices reasonable. E. W Marless, phone 75. Dual proof letter filed for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Rural Route listing for C Shannon and Sterling Cole offers a heavy gelding for sale and several young mares with foal. Address provided via rural route.
480 acres about three miles west of Dalton, one of the finest pieces in Cheyenne County. Wil sell on easy terms. Adjoins T. M. Freeman’s farm. Freeman can show the property to buyers. For details address IW CASEY, 414 Washington St. Chicago III.
All residents of Sidney Road District No 2 must dispose of any lost stock carcasses by fire or burial under law. Anyone depositing garbage near the bridge east of the Burlington viaduct or on any public road will be prosecuted. W. H. Martin, Road Overseer.
The precinct assessors of Cleyenne County are notified of a meeting at the Court House in Sydney on Saturday March 28 1914 All precinct assessors are requested to attend Louis Wasem County Assessor
Lottery of farm land values offers 4000 acres in Colorado with half arable and half pasture at 8.00 per acre, plus 235000 acres of other farm land for exchange. Location listed as 14 miles south of Sidney Nebraska with contact J F Whitlock Peetz Cole. Also notices seeking addresses of Mrs Fanny Boulderly and children and a 160 acre Cheyenne County farm for sale. Rental ad for furnished room with heat.
Henry Weber owner offers 35 head of horses cattle and pigs plus machinery and household goods at a sale ten miles northwest of Sidney and southwest of Dalton on Tuesday March 24 at 10 oclock. Terms: sums under 16 dollars cash. over 10 dollars credit nine months on bankable notes at 10 percent interest. 5 percent discount for cash over 10 dollars. No removal until settled. A K Greenlee clerk V B Kucera auctioneer.
Land for sale in Wyoming offering the north half of section 17 to 18 in range 49 with good improvements fences and cross fences. Can arrange easy terms and any reasonable offer considered. W. T. Sloan Pine Bluffs Wyoming.
Furnished room half a block west of the court house with all modern improvements. Inquire of Mrs. B. W. Frazey.
Plowing done on short notice of the usual price. Postoffice Box 215. Telephone 295F12. IRA S. KLINE, Sidney, Neb.
The Slingluff property in the southwest part of Sidney is offered for sale. Priced right. Contact Catherine L Slingluff, Bridgeport, Nebraska for details.
Daniel McAleese owner offers numerous town lots in Sidney Nebraska for sale on terms of one third cash and balance in five equal annual payments at 6 percent interest payable semi annually secured by first mortgage. Public sale begins 10 am Monday April 6 1914 with ten percent down, title abstract within ten days, balance due in thirty days for deed. Private proposals accepted until sale date. Col V Ef Kucera auctioneer.
Dr Warrick eye ear nose throat specialist of Hastings was in the city Saturday reporting strong business he will return around May 22 for sale two houses a six room on a corner lot and a twelve room on jet phone 83 or visit C M Wright residence
For sale two milk cows one due to calve soon and the other already has a calf. Southwest 34-15-49. H. C. Anderson.
A home burglary seeks return of a necklace and ring described as priceless to Mrs. Rocert Duncan. The missing items are linked to a party who took a box of jewelry from the residence and are urged to be yielded. authorities recognize the sentimental value and appeal for voluntary restitution.
J W Alden died in Lodgepole at age 87 on Friday March 18. He was among the oldest Odd Fellows in the state. Forty seven Odd Fellows attended services at his home at 2 p m on Sunday and burial followed at the cemetery four miles north. Eighteen attendees came from Chappel and many from Sidney in four autos. Attendees included N W Olson Jack Parks T B Dawson J L H Bordwell S Dedrich AK Greenlee S C Bixby W Oster houd A S aAyle A A Rudd Z Foster L Wassem F W Jazk M Ramella V Williams T Thornburg QO W Ericson and Mr Mansen.
Ontario born Mr Baker died in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 11 1914 from pneumonia He lived in Wood River and Sidney Nebraska where he served on the school board and city council He was a U P car inspector for years and was active in Sidney Lodge 91100 F and 196 A Co U P He is survived by his wife Mary and son Hiram who accompanied the funeral to Sidney with many Cheyenne and Sidney mourners attending
Sidney notice recalls Miss Agnes Schawl who taught in the county in 1910 and lived with her aunt Mrs J P Jepsen at Bordwell launch She taught at Schimpken school and died at Walkend Missouri March 15 1914 aged infant son also died Survived by husband three brothers and two sisters Acquaintances regret her untimely death.
Fremont Nebraska grower James Cassell offers cottonwood and diamond willow timber at three dollars per thousand. Sale details emphasize availability and contact for pricing.
WANTED-Competent girl for general housework. Good wages. MRS L. O. FUNDINGSLAND es. WANTED-Second hand ice box. JACKSON FURNITURE CO. One four-room house and lot, also one two-room house on corner lot Close in. Address Box 367, Sidney, Neb. FOR SALE: 6 roomed house, 2 lots, fine shade and fruit trees. Close in. Inquire at this office.
J A Rowan and wife were busy in Sidney the latter part of last week. Mr and Mrs C Banta of Potter visited here Wednesday and Thursday. Born in Sidney March 19 to Mr and Mrs John Carlson of Sexton a son John 1D Hagerty of Bridgeport was looking around this locality last Saturday. Mrs Strom of Kimball was a week end guest in the Parks and Klein homes.
Mrs Barney Edens and Mrs Gus Edens of North Divide shopped in Sidney Thursday. Irving Monnette from near Peetz visited with his father A KK Monette. Mrs D K Wright returned to Afton Iowa after three months with her daughter Mrs Knox. Mr and Mrs Castleman from Chicago and Mr Hickey from Fairbury Nebraska were guests of Mr and Mrs R A Blake Sunday. Mrs Shipman and son Donald returned Monday night from Central City Nebraska after five weeks with relatives.
Mrs Joseph Oberfelder with her daughters Hazel and Leona arrived home Monday after spending the winter social season in Denver. The trip marked a busy season for the family with notable social engagements and events.
T W W Martin came back Tuesday from Lincoln where his wife remains in a hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation.
County Superintendent Mrs Stark traveled to Kimball Monday evening to serve as a judge in the Kimball County High School oratorical contest.
Mrs Essig arrived home Monday from a five weeks visit to Lincoln Omaha Kansas City and Excelsior Springs.
Mrs E Phillips mother of Mrs Bentley returned Tuesday to her Toledo home after weeks at the Bentley home and in the pleasant climate. Mr and Mrs P C Wade of Bridgeport spent from Saturday until Monday in the city visiting friends and handling business matters.
Edward Shoemaker came home Sunday evening from Lincoln where he is attending the State University. He will spend the week of the spring vacation with his parents and hosts of friends here. Miss Myrtle Lancaster deputy county treasurer returned Sunday from Medicine Row Wyoming. She enjoyed the visit and came back with all traces of office pallor removed.
Over the past ten days several families moved into the area. The Jones brothers from Central settled in the southeast country while A B Miller and J D Reynolds from Norfolk located near Colton. O T Niswander and family arrived from Oakley Iowa with stock and household goods and plan to improve a quarter section near the Colorado line southwest of Sidney.
A quantity of tamper used in cement work is offered for sale. Inquiries directed to the First National Bank for details on price and availability.
O R Owen and family formerly of Ft. Morgan Colorado are in the city and will make their home here. Mr Owen will open a Ford agency at this point. We is located at the West Garage.
D D Hayward of the American District Steam Company of Chicago visited Friday to assess heating requirements for business blocks. He will include findings in a report to Engineer Hollister, hired by the village board on the new electric light proposal.
Mrs Fred Jack returned Wednesday from a ten day outing in Omaha. She was keen on studying the latest wrinkles in fashions and came home brimming with ideas to share with Sidney's dressers. The trip was a leisure feature, not work.
J E Perkins who recently moved from the east near Clara had two horses straying away. He spent almost fifty dollars in search before locating them at the KXKucera sale Tuesday. They had been feeding southeast of Sidney about twenty seven miles from home.
Hiram Baker expresses deep thanks for the kindness of friends in Cheyenne and Sidney, and the family of Henry Bangert for hosting the funeral service, providing floral offerings, and comforting them with his father's mortal remains. He thanks everyone individually.
The Hermit American drama two reel feature and Accidental Clue Majestic one extra reel play on Wednesday. On Friday March 27 The Portrait of Anita Majestic drama with Twins and a Step Mother Thanhouser comedy. Saturday March 28 Wor His Master Reliance drama two reels Mabel's Bare Escape Keystone comedy and a five piece orchestra set the program.
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