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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
8
Cheyenne County small maps, drift-proof letter files, and various goods offered by The Telegraph. Listings include yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts, Registered Duroc Jersey pigs, pure bred single comb brown Leghorn roosters, first class dentistry services, tailor repairs, and cleaning. Sidney Nebraska offices and manager names appear among notices.
Several hundred tons of good bright hay offered at 4.00 per load in stock. Separate feeding grounds available. Fences in good condition. Water plentiful. Contact George Richardson P. O. Box K Lisco Gardenpurty Nebraska.
Land offered for sale totaling 480 acres described as sw4 and n3 and 12-13-49. Priced at $11.00 per acre cash or $12.00 per acre with half cash and balance in three years at 6 percent. Inquiries to Oscar Hrahdt, owner, or H. E. Gapen. Land must be sold soon.
Otis C. Dimick offers breaking and plowing work with guaranteed results at Sidney Neb. Customary prices in effect.
A Durham bull and a hay baler are offered for sale by Bentley Land Company. The notice lists the two farm assets available to buyers. No sale date is specified in the readable text.
The Sanderson cottage sits one block south of the schoolhouse. Apply to C. P. Chambers, Administrator for rental or sale arrangements. Also available is a stream heated room in the Gapen Building, inquire at this office.
A bake and needle-work sale by the Ladies of the Episcopal Church will be held Saturday March 22 at the Library building. Easter treats will be available and the event starts at 2 o clock p m. Also listed are real estate and rental notices: a three room house with two full lots for sale, three lots for sale near to town, inquiries at this office, and a furnished downtown bedroom for rent.
Auction listing for a public sale six miles southeast of Sidney Nebraska on Section 12 13 49 set for Thursday April 10 1913 at 10 am weather permitting. Features 14 head of horses 7 head of cattle and various machinery plus enclosure items and household goods. Cash terms under 1000 and credit on larger sums with 9 months notes bearing 10 percent interest 5 percent discount for cash. Sold by Oscar Brandt owner with B A Jones clerk Maj. Wm Gates auctioneer.
The undersigned warns that cutting hay on section 64 township 18 range 50 or pasturing stock on the land without owner consent is strictly prohibited. Those seeking either privilege should confer with the undersigned, D R Snyder, Sidney Nebraska.
Precinct assessors of Cheyenne County are notified of a meeting at the courthouse in Sidney on Saturday March 29 1923. All assessors are requested to attend. Louis Wasem County Assessor. Also mentions Merifield place for sale with owner Bennett and inquiries to the DPR. Front office room for rent in the Gapen building with steam heat water and electric. Wages and job notices for a good woman cook and dining room girl at Mrs Schwender Bridgeport Nebraska. Box 266
The Southeast Quarter of 1915 48 is offered for three thousand dollars with five hundred dollars cash and the balance on terms up to ten years at six percent interest. Address John Lyle, 564 Oakland Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas.
Resolutions from Sidney Lodge No 196 Ancient Order United Workmen honor Charles M Cradit who died performing his duty. The lodge expresses sympathy to his wife and family, drapes charter for 30 days, and sends copies to Nebraska Workman and Sidney Telegraph for publication. Committee members Herman Schroeder Joseph Oberfelder James R Williams. Also classified notice seeking return of a lost Black Galloway fur between Sidney and CM Andrews ranch with reward offered.
Id Collins visited from Laura on Tuesday. Peter Stevens from Lund came up. Will Jeudes and wife were shoppers here Monday. Attorney F. E. Williams called in Sunday. Grant Brady's familiar figure threaded our streets Sunday. P. Fairchild and W. J. Hyde, stockmen from Buhl Idaho, were in the city Saturday. Morton B. Smith, Broadwater ranchman, was in the city Saturday. Mrs O. E. Andreen of Dalton was in town enroute home from Cheyenne. J. C. Schad of Peetz and Joel Schad of Lodgepole met in Sidney on business Wednesday. Attorney W. P Miles departed Wednesday for Buhl Idaho. W K Fowler of Lincoln, Ex-State Superintendent, was in the city Thursday on business. The Misses Miles entertained the Kings Daughters Monday afternoon and served a luncheon. W M Fuller spent six hours in town Monday night enroute to Buhl Idaho with Holstein cattle. Mrs W Ziebert returned Thursday evening from a visit with her daughter and family, the Wilsons in Omaha. A threatening day Thursday but nobody was scared. It takes thirty years accumulations of breeze to culminate in a storm like last Friday.
Mrs D Short to sell kitchen cabinet heating stove and other furniture within a few days. Includes a Singer sewing machine and additional items. Auction notice urges prompt sale and clearance of belongings.
The Ladies of the Episcopal Guild host a needlework exchange this afternoon in the Library room. Four rooms available for rent include water and light in the house and are listed under Vv. Klein.
Merrick Ramella and his wife welcomed a fine daughter into their home on Tuesday. Merrick offers free plumbing service until his new title settles in. Order early.
A post office inspector visited Madison Nebraska on March 20 to study establishing free delivery. A favorable report is expected and Madison may receive morning and afternoon delivery with two mail carriers. The Commercial club secretary discussed the matter with Congressman Stephens and reported positive progress.
Ground work for a new dispute over freight charges was laid as railroads notified shippers at the Union Stock Yards of a planned increase in rates for stock and cattle. Shippers expect reimbursement based on the stock's real value for death or injury in transit. If the old tariff remains, recovery would be under a stale valuation. to assure full value, shippers must pay higher rates, suggesting a likely legal challenge to the higher tariff.
Mary Foster, sought by administrator Edward Goodman for Michael Albert Foster's estate, is located after years apart. The 160 acre farm and $2000 life insurance grounded the estate. A long search, aided by ads and detectives, ended when the sister reappeared in North Platte to meet her sibling.
Charles W. Higgins of Fairbury Nebraska, a wealthy retired farmer, wed Miss Mabel E. Gold of Big Stone South Dakota in Long Beach California. The match followed sixteen years of courtship begun after Higgins vowed in 1896 to marry only when William Jennings Bryan occupied the White House. Bryan’s presidency was brief, releasing Higgins from his vow as secretary of state.
The railway commission asked railways not to operate the Lincoln to coast flour rate raising 65 to 75 cents until investigations finish. Ralston Motor Co filed amendments to articles of incorporation with the secretary of state and Omaha Tractor and Engine Co appeared with a $500000 capital stock.
Sidney March 18 The board of inquiry found the wreck of the Union Pacific between extra freight trains Nos 504 and 501 at Herndon caused by Engineer Herbert Cameron of No 501 failing to observe the home block signal and by Conductor Ray Phillips and Brakeman Charles E Cradit of No 504 failing to go back with danger signals and protect their train.
Valentine Neb March 20. Passenger train No 3, stalled since last Friday, was sent back to Lincoln and then over the Burlington to western Nebraska and South Dakota points. The line west from Kilgore to Gordon remains impassable and all efforts to clear the track have failed.
The Brotherhood of Trainmen host a large dance and supper next Monday night in Sidney. The Catholic Church ladies will provide a generous public supper with extra long tables to reduce waits. Sam Fine's five piece orchestra will play for the dance at a nominal cost.
The Kruse brothers thank all who were kind during the sickness and death of their father Ernst Kruse. Special thanks go to the I. O. O. F. the G. A. R. the T. N. society the choir and friends for support.
The family of Frank Rezanina thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and support after his death. Signed by Cecelia Rezanina, Leopold Rezanina, Mary Jankovsky, and Frank Urban’s family.
Cough medicine choices for children should be pleasant tasting, safe, and effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these needs and is a favorite with mothers of young children. For sale by all dealers.
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