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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1915
Page
8
E W Mounrusess lists phone contact for dentistry price check and offers dust proof letter files for sale via The Telegraph. Also advertised are small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph at five cents each.
Rental notice for a front basement unit in the Gapen building. Inquiries directed to the office for details and applications.
For sale at a bargain a one quarter block in the best resident district in Sidney. Property lies one block from the schoolhouse with a cement walk and trees. Inquire FundingSland Investment Co Sidney Nebraska. Also for rent front upstairs room in Gapen building with electric light steam heat and hot and cold water suitable for office or sleeping room Inquire at The Telegraph office.
The ladies of the Catholic church will hold a bake exchange Saturday afternoon March 27 at the Rummelhart Jewelry Store. Please notice the date.
Feterita seed offered prepaid for two acres at one dollar and for five acres at two dollars. Larger quantities not prepaid priced at two twenty per bushel, with two or more bushels at two dollars per bushel. Prices not guaranteed after April 3. A W Bailey Stratton Nebraska.
Public notice states Colorado is quarantined against all live stock from Nebraska including cattle sheep and hogs. Violations will be vigorously prosecuted by the State Stock Inspection Board. No stock from Nebraska may be taken into Colorado until the quarantine is lifted.
The firm Wood & Adams in Sidney dissolves by mutual consent with H A Adams retiring. T Wood continues the tobacco and confectionery business, assuming all debts. All accounts owed to the firm are payable to T Wood. Mrs M E King & Co invites ladies to view new millinery stock located third door from First National Bank.
With privilege of buying later and rent paid apply on the price or will sell now to responsible party on easy terms. Write at once for particulars to The Knight-Campbell Music Co., Denver, Colo.
For sale Upland alfalfa seed at 10 dollars per bushel. Samples available on request. Contact Krueger in Sidney Nebraska for details.
FOR RENT-PASTURE The north half of Sec. 5 Tp. 14 N Range 51 Cheyenne Co Neb Ww L COMSTOCK 3505 Dupont Ave S Minneapolis Minn WANTED Party to break 160 acres of good land in Cheyenne County for first crop ERNEST RAASCH Norfolk Nebraska
The Telegraph launches a weekly cartoon feature to entertain readers amid burdens of modern life. It notes cartoons and caricatures offer quick laughs and mental refreshment, supplementing war and politics with light relief. The piece mentions Mr. Peck and family and artist Gross guiding the drawings.
Alfred Shipman came home the latter part of last week from Cheyenne where he is working in railroad offices. His unexpected vacation followed a slight injury from being squeezed too hard. This office prepares the new quarterly telephone directory published about the first of April. Those wishing to have their names in the directory should subscribe now for listing.
Mystery Social announced by the Builders Bible class of the Christian church. It will be held Friday evening April 2 at Odd Fellows Hall for the public.
A Big Bull demonstrator will arrive about March 30. Price quote: P., $395.00 for a model. Another unit listed at $8585.00. C. Dimick, agent, Sidney, providing the specifics and contact for purchase.
Richard Sholtz of the north divide visited Sidney Monday. Whitmore Iowa resident Tyler is visiting his son Earl Tyler and family. Charlie Thiemann was among north divide farmers in town Monday. Alert and Theodore Jeudes were traders from the north divide Monday. A B Knox spent Tuesday and Wednesday at his farm on the north divide. J R Smith returned Tuesday from Chicago where he had spent weeks. W E Fitch of Sterling Colorado brand inspector stayed in the city Wednesday. Claus Edens and son Gus Edens of Davison precinct were in this fair burg Monday. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Clinton on March 21 the first day of spring a son Carl Jones and wife will soon move into the Ramella bungalow in the Callahan Addition. Millett and Fundingsland were in Lodgepole Monday and cried the John Jenik sale.
Cc C Jones and wife returned from Hastings Nebraska after a business and pleasure trip. Mrs Ernest Stuht and son came back Sunday night from a two month visit in Dennison Town. A nine pound son was born early last week to Mr and Mrs Groshunt on the old Halston place north of town. Mrs Miles returned last Thursday from a visit to her brother Mark Whitman in Bridgeport.
Ed Mayers and Paul Collart report eight to ten inches of snow on the livel after twelve miles from their north divide ranches. The Fashion Shop in Neubauer building, opened by Leon Fine, finishes today a four days millinery exhibition that has attracted local ladies.
The Lady Maccabees enjoyed a social afternoon Tuesday hosted by Lady Griffith at her west side residence. A luncheon was served by the hostess and committee, raising a tidy sum for the Bee Hive.
Bargain 640 acres in Cheyenne County offered for sale. For information contact LOCK BOX 135, Lisco, Nebraska.
Auction note says Reeves 40 60 horsepower gas tractor with self guide and eight old and new ground bottoms. Guaranteed to work and in good shape. For particulars inquire of Joe Kuper in Sidney Nebraska.
Mrs M A Lewis and son from near Laura stayed in Sidney overnight. Wednesday night Gardner Miller hosted friend Harry Rude deputy sheriff of Kimball County. Miss Mabel Closman replaced Eva Siedow at Sidney Mercantile general store. Clause Edens left for eastern state business. Mrs Henry Bangert visited Cheyenne with daughter and relatives. Pioneer hotel changed hands to Mrs Charles Burkhardt. Mrs Mason of Wheatland Wyoming visiting sister Mrs M A Shipman. Mrs H G Hall left for Broken Bow to assist ill mother. John Beyers delivered wheat for 1.88 per bushel on heavy roads.
S Wilnes arrived Sunday from the east and Denver bringing a bride. They occupy an upper floor apartment in the new Harper building on Front Street.
A. J. Jorgenson and family visited Mrs Jorgenson's parents at the Draper home. They will return to Sidney and then proceed to Omaha to establish their future home.
A daughter was born on Tuesday March 23 in Portland to Mr W W Jordan and Mrs Jordan. The baby’s mother is Mrs Lucy Jones formerly Miss Lucy Jones. Mrs B A Jones is visiting her daughter and family.
School dismissed Thursday and Friday to allow all teachers to attend the district association in Alliance. Students are active supporters of teachers unions and their efforts.
The partnership between T E Wood and Howard Adams was dissolved on Monday by mutual consent with Mr Adams retiring from the firm. Mr Woods will continue to operate the Smoke Store as before.
Mr and Mrs A W Bliss and their son Roy from Schuyler Neb visited from Friday to Wednesday with their son and brother Dr Glenn Bliss. They then traveled to Millard to see another son. The Telegraph will publish real estate transfers monthly, with next list covering March after publishing January and February in previous issues.
Mrs. M. Radcliff departed Tuesday for an extended trip along the Pacific coast. She will first visit Spokane Washington to see friends then proceed to Seattle and San Francisco as the major stops on her itinerary.
The Christian church ladies cleared about sixty five dollars from a supper and apron sale held Saturday in the Odd Fellows building. Despite bad weather, many attended. A newly purchased auto belonging to Mr Reynolds on the north side caught fire Wednesday evening south of the Tobin building, causing defacement before flames were quenched. The gasoline tank was the culprit.
Postmaster John McIntosh lists advertised letters including Arthur St Dennis Miss Bessie Hutchinson and Frank Morehead among these uncollected items in the local mail office.
Misses Hazel and Leonie Oberfeld joined their mother in Cheyenne on Thursday, visiting sisters Mrs Pearistine and Mrs Wasserman before heading to Denver for the Oberfelder Marx wedding. J M Sager and wife returned from Cheyenne where he spent eight weeks in Union Pacific hospital after iris inflammation from a finger cin der accident. He is greatly improved and surgeons foresee a complete recovery though he wears heavily clouded glasses.
Andy Ladine arrived from his Clara post office area ranch and reports an unusually severe winter with heavy snow and extreme cold. He notes four months of deep snowfall, scarce feed, and thinning stock making hay hauling nearly impossible for farmers relying on straw.
We expect to locate permanently here and will be glad to have the ladies make our place your head quarters when coming to town.
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