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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
8
E W Marn ess offers dual proof letter and sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County available from The Telegraph for five cents each.
Buyer offers a heavy gelding and several young mares with foal. Signed by C Shannon and Sterling Cole. Rural Route.
A Hereford bull is offered for sale and described as large enough for service. Inquiries may be directed to Alfred Bauer in Sunol Nebraska.
Multiple classified offers for Cheyenne County and western lands, farms, and livestock. Listings include 480 acres west of Dalton near T. M. Freeman, 160 acre Cheyenne County farm, 22 miles south of Sidney Neb, 25,000 acres other lands, and additional properties in Phoenix Arizona with inquiries to J. W. Casey, L M Wagner, Mrs Fundingsland, and box contacts. Also notes on a missing box of jewelry and a request to return items.
Fremont Neb. James Cassell advertises cottonwood and diamond willow trees priced at 33 per thousand.
Extra quality home grown alfalfa seed offered at 750 dollars per bushel by inquiry through C P Millett auctioneer for J P Eckert. Also notices list wanted second hand ice box, a Jackson Furniture Co rental for a modern four room flat with bath steam heat and electric lights, and reference to Bentley Land Co.
An auction notice details sale of livestock, farm machinery, and household goods. Items include two bay mares aged 8 and 9, a gray horse, a hay gelding, dairy cows, hogs, chickens, harness, wagon, harrow, cultivators, mower, hay, corn, and more. Sale at 10 am on 1 April 1014 with cash on small sums and credit terms above ten dollars. Auctioneer Col A A Sharp. clerk A Greenlee. owner John Larson. Also note former Sid ney resident W R Beynon now in Elmdorf Texas.
Mrs Merrick Ramella entertained at an afternoon and luncheon Friday at her new bungalow in the Callahan Addition. Guests included Mrs Schroeder Mrs J Worden and Mrs Stuht.
The Christian Endeavor of the Christian Church held a Thursday evening lunch at the C. W. Hornaday home. A large crowd attended, enjoying a good time and a snug profit from the event.
John R Modgett of Hastings Nebraska Grand Chancellor Knights of Pythias Nebraska visited yesterday on lodge business visiting local chapters and meeting members in town.
John Hinrichs of Weyerts and Lew Wilson visited town in late week. Miss Mabel Leafdale visited Sidney last Wednesday. J H Alling arrived from Evansville Illinois. A R Meekers and wife from Dalton came in on Tuesday. Jacob Mayer rode in from Davis on prior Saturday. Altar Society will meet next Thursday with Mrs Roscoe Zimmer. W R Wood ex county treasurer transacted business midweek. J W Niehus and Bert Lumley from Redington were here last Monday. Mr and Mrs E Sanders and children from Sextorp were in town Wednesday. Adam Reis of Denver visited Monday to check land interests. Mrs Henry Ehmke Sr and Mrs Will Jeudes from the North Divide were here Thursday. Mrs James McNulty of Davison precinct overnighted Saturday. Oscar Brandt is back into plastering and pushing a ranch contract southeast of Sidney. Leafdale and wife have spent over a week in the city with Mrs Leafdale receiving medical attention. Mr and Mrs Ed Quinn of the North Divide were Monday night visitors. Albert Schwanker and John Simmons represented Lodgepole in town Saturday. Joseph Oberfelder spent part of the week in eastern Nebraska on business. Mesdames Albert Jeudes Pete Byers and John Beyers of the North Divide shopped here Monday. Manager Kurth has remodeled the Crystal Theatre interior and installed 250 comfortable opera chairs.
Sidney Steam Bakery led by proprietor William Breternitz operates from the Harper Building. The note indicates Breternitz as owner and the bakery's location within the Harper Building, suggesting a new or continuing business activity in the local scene.
Auto for sale to make room for new arrivals. A 5 passenger vehicle fully equipped offered cheaply by Livons and Son.
Mrs Barton and her sons Willian and Frank traveled to Cheyenne Friday morning to visit friends during the school vacation.
Klein's quartet performed four pieces in Julesburg last night for a ball hosted by the local Masonic lodge under their auspices.
For sale span of good young work mates J M Smith half mile east of Lorenzo Station. For sale one Keystone 12 7 drill inquire of Edward Ahrens Sidney Neb. Use Permaldehyde for grain and potatoes. Sidney Drug Co. Good honest colored man seeks day work house cleaning window washing. Call at Barber shop Miles building. Ladies and gents shoes shined shoes called for and delivered at the barber shop Miles Building.
B A Jones has sold his residence and will dispose of several furniture items. Viuno book case bed steads range and other articles he does not wish to move are offered to buyers at lower prices to save money.
J M Nelson of Sidney Draw was brought to town Thursday to be near his physician while suffering from threatened appendicitis.
Mrs Radcliffe and Mrs J C Swatzlander entertained the Dorcas society and many friends at a luncheon Thursday afternoon at the Radcliffe home. One hundred twenty five friends availed themselves of the invitation.
A rental listing noting a Good Fischer piano with bench offered by F. Krucebra. No further details on price or condition provided.
Arthur Carter and his wife spent Saturday night here en route to Bertrand where Mr Carter will conduct a department store sale. Mrs Lucy Jones-Jordan and two children and Mrs Jordan of Denver left Thursday for Portland Oregon. the former had stayed four months with her parents Mr and Mrs B A Jones.
A S Hardy has bought a lot between the Swan and McCleneghan residences and let a contract for a bungalow similar to the one recently sold. Ground was broken Thursday for the new dwelling.
The T N.'s gathered Wednesday with Mrs. Earnest Kruse all members present. Mrs. W. R. Pate of Alliance attended as guest of honor and a charter member from years past. Her presence heightened the afternoon as Mrs. Kruse served a perfectly delicious luncheon.
Telegrams report rebels repulsed attempting to reach Torreon while fighting continues on its outskirts. No details yet. prophesy puts capture days away. Rebel casualties rise from Gomez Palacio and nearby clashes as Villa troops mobilize a large medical corps and federal forces prepare near the border.
In the camp of the unemployed north of Sacramento California the army has dwindled to 157 men from the invasion two weeks ago. There has been no trouble and none is threatened. Four special deputies were sworn in to help supervise the group.
An advertisement notes a dairy cattle sale by E A Knight at Grasmere Dairy Farm two miles north of Lexington Nebraska on Wednesday April 8. The sale offers sixty Holstein cows and twenty five yearling heifers with details read in the notice.
Mrs Rowan a prominent Alliance club woman and Mrs WR Pate wife of the school superintendent visited from Alliance to attend a club meeting at Mrs Simon's home. Mrs Rowan returned home Monday and Mrs Pate stayed the entire week, staying as guests in the Shoemaker home.
Deputy treasurer Miss Lancaster and Miss Jessen of the Judge's office received substantial checks this week from Morrill county for transcribing records. They did this work after hours and are now rewarded by the slight inconvenience of foregoing parties and his visits of evenings.
The live theme titled How To Get There will be presented at the Methodist church on Thursday evening April 2 by R P Hamons D D of Kearney. The talk begins at 8 o clock p m and is open to all.
A schedule lists film titles for March 30 to April 5 including The Vengeance of Najerra The Orange Bandit Sorority Initiation The Mystery Lady and A Robust Romeo with a five piece orchestra. Notable performers include Marguerite Snow and Thanhouser company titles.
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