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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
8
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A public sale on Monday March 27 1911 will offer 30 head of broke horses and mules 5 cows 2 white face bulls 15 head of good thrifty cattle 15 mares bred to registered stallion Leroy 10 head of geldings 2epan of mares and other gear. Horses range 5 to 10 years old 100 to 1300 pounds all sound and gentle. Auction includes rubber tired runabout double seated survey and driving harnesses. Terms eight months on notes or 5 percent cash discount for sums over 10. No property moves until terms met. Free lunch at noon. Sale starts 11 oclock. H R Fuller owner A K Greenlee clerk Cat V F Kucera auctioneer.
Star Bakery showcases whole wheat, Broxton Brown, rye and wheat breads four doors east of American Bank. Rooms for Rent in Morrow addition offer nine large rooms, partly furnished, with reasonable rates. Inquire of B. W FRAzEY.
Dentistry services offered with reasonable prices by E W Murless contact 75. Horses for sale inquire C J Osborn. Douat proof Lester files advertised for sale by The Telegraph.
Gloomy mixed notice row lists a relinquishment for gale cheap and a room to rent at Mrs M Cuatello. Calls urged to C J Outorn at Idel wild ranch for sweet cream and insurance deals by Leo E Osborn. Mentions resident jate blocks for sale in Wellner’s addition to Sidney Blocke at 320 and 3100 price points with Gas Wellner as contact.
Jackson Furniture Co. announces reduced prices and moves phonographs talking machines records and sheet music to its Ten Cent Store due to space limits. Prices on all other goods remain as before with ten cent choices offered. Simon Fishman indicates sales are well below real values.
Advert says a school girl is sought to assist a family of three. Inquiries directed to Mrs Cc P McDaniel. Also promotes Thornburg's for new shoes with fitting for everyone in new styles.
Roy Toliver and Ray Hardesty, set to wrestle at the Tobin Opera House on March 29, each has four wins against the other with two prior Denver bouts. Interesting preliminaries will precede the main event. Also note local ad copy for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touting safety for all ages.
Buy an incubator I have taken the agency for the X Ray incubator Parties interested can get full information by dropping me a card or calling at the touch for a practical demonstration W J Nelson Sidney Neb For sale Two milch cows Seven miles northeast of Sidney H C Anderson For sale Fine tract unimproved farming land near Sidney cash or easy payments Address J L Rice Frankfort Indiana Wanted To buy 125 bushels of good seed potatoes Address Ban L Glenn Sidney Neb
A jumble of classified lines includes eggs for sale at £100 per fifteen, a window prompt about Star Bakery, a Sidney meeting notice for county residents to inspect books at the courthouse on March 30 1911, a notice from John Daugherty County Assessor, and advertisements for Chore Boy engines and Jackson Furniture Company offering gasoline lighting plants.
For sale improved incubator nearly new at half price. Also Barred Plymouth Rock eggs available. Inquire of Mrs. J. C. Hudson.
One ad seeks a rentable furnished room and asks inquiries at Thornburg's store. Another offers sale or trade for town property south of B M R R on a creek by NosaH G Brewer. R Sweet invites view of wall paper line. Star Bakery advertises fresh doughnuts pies and cakes daily four doors east of American Bank. Also a family and men’s washing request at Shulley house west of the Lutheran church via phone 41 Mrs Gract E Rose.
Barred Plymouth Rocks chickens offered by H P Nelson at Potter Nebraska. Bradley strain eggs priced at 150 dollars for fifteen. Obtainable at the ranch. Address H P Nelson Potter NE.
Saturday cash sales listed by C E Harper with price inquiries. House for sale a four room cottage with city water and utilities. Wages sought for hotel cook and housework. Furnished room for single man for rent at Thornburgs. SW 32-15-49 quarter north of Sidney. CHAS CHRISTENSEN Alta Iowa selling engine and equipment on bankable terms. JOHN Kuper Sidney Neb contact for details. New stock at Jackson's Ten Cent Store and S R Sweet wallpaper collection.
One load of good red wheat and one load of macaroni wheat paid above market price. Contact B. W. Frazey in Sidney, Nebraska. Also a note about R. Sweet’s can prove paint, advertised as the best on the market.
A terse notice states captured suits will be sold at prices well below their actual worth, signaling favorable bargains for buyers.
Judge Grimes presided at a special term of court in the Sidney court house. Docket included Wade of the Belmont Canal and Water Power Company. Case transferred to Morrill Co. Laura Sharmer Sager, guardian of Joseph Sharmer, had the sale of real estate confirmed and a deed ordered.
The American Hobo Co. will perform a four act melodrama at the Tubin opera house next Tuesday March 28 led by J. E Drake, formerly with the Sidney Military Band. Tickets are available at Hinman's Store for 85c 50c and 75c. Also reported a child from Mr and Mrs Sol Willis fell from Hugh McFadden's wagon yesterday morning, was unconscious briefly but recovered with no serious injuries.
B E Fish a retired businessman of Chappell died Tuesday morning from Brights disease. He was a well known figure in Sidney. The county commissioners met in session yesterday.
Two full-blood Clydesdales: one eleven years old brown, one three years old bay. Sold at George Heubeck place seven miles north of Lodgepole. Contact John M. Livingstone Lodgepole Neb.
We display a large stock of rain drills harrows plows planters listers and disc harrows ready for farming. Exclusive grain drill features promise benefits and profit for users.
For SALE Section 23 15-48 640 acres unimproved in Cheyenne County Nebraska eight miles to market good soil with clay subsoil north half level south half gently rolling whole section good German settlement terms 2100 per acre first mortgage 4.00 per acre second mortgage 5.00 per acre at 4 percent or east half 20.00 per acre west half 22.00 all must be sold at one time contact Alfred Helsing Wahoo Neb ends April 1 191? Also magazine offers and Embroidery Guide through Mrs Stokes
The firm of Harper and Wright has dissolved its partnership and will close all outstanding accounts. Accounts are currently in my hands for settlement but will be turned to an attorney for collection after a short period. Please call at once to arrange settlement and preserve future trade.
Mrs. Robinson spent last Wednesday in Denver. Bishop George A. Beecher selects Kearney as home base. Alfred Edner and Willie Brueden head to Portland seeking new prospects. Harry Uncapher family move from Denver to Sidney and rent Post apartments. Wolf's jewelry store gets a repaint as part of shop makeover. Russell Dedrick reports progress at Lexington business school. Mrs. Thompson of Omaha visits the Olean for three days. J.J. McIntosh recovers enough to ride again last Tuesday. Various residents travel and plan weddings as the week unfolds.
Fred J. Brown of Kearney Neb died in his home on March 22 after three days of peritonitis. He was 26, married less than three months, and was the active manager of the Daily Sun, son of Postmaster M A Brown. He had been ill briefly.
There is widespread catarrh and a claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional remedy from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It is taken internally and purported to act on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 reward for any uncured case. Sold by Prugelsta and others.
A free lecture on Christian Science will be given at the Keith Theatre North Platte Nebraska Friday evening March 34 1911 at 830 by Frank H Leonard CSB Brooklyn NY member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship First Church of Christ Scientist Boston MA.
Local talent presents the farce Mias Topsy Turvy at Sunol Opera House on Saturday evening in April 1911 at 8 o'clock. Admission is 25 cents. A dance follows. everybody invited.
One iron gray mare about three years old. Brand on right shoulder. Left range last summer. Reward offered by Sam Eckert at Ickes Nebraska for information leading to recovery.
An ad promotes Delinestor and Everybodys at $1.90 for readers. Mrs. Stokes is named to supply details and particulars.
Call Mrs. Jessie E. Stokes to arrange subscriptions for Ladies' Home Journal Saturday Evening Post Woman's Home Companion American Delineator Everybody's The Popular System Success The Elude The House keeper Cosmopolitan Motor Motor Boating Literary Digest National Poet Youths Companion Century and St Nicholas and clubbing rates.
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