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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County offered for sale at five cents each. Also, subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Piano available for rent with option to buy later. Rent payments may apply toward the purchase price or sale can occur now to a responsible party on easy monthly quarterly or semiannual terms. Write to THE KNIGHT CAMP BELL MUSIC COMPANY Denver Colorado for particulars.
A high grade piano near Sidney must be disposed of and will sell very cheaply with affordable payments to a responsible buyer. Address THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY at Denver Colorado at once if interested in a good piano and a bargain.
Land for sale from Section 29 16 50 about nine miles southeast of Dalton Nebraska asking 20000 for the section or 5000 for a quarter section terms one fourth cash and a five year mortgage at C a MS at GEO BE ORTMANN Bancroft Nebraska also for sale or lease one section 640 acres of good unimproved prairie near Sidney address Charles Miller Frankfort Indiana
A curtain hanging over an open window on the second floor of the Dalton depot was blown against a gas lamp left alight by Misses May and Berniece Hughes. The curtain and stand cover burned, carpet scorched, but the blaze died out as firefighters arrived. For sale Belgian hares offered at C Allen's residence.
Help wanted advertisement placed by Mrs P R Borgquist seeks a girl to work on a ranch near Sidney Nebraska. The notice requests a reliable young woman to assist with daily ranch tasks and care for tasks on the property. Local residents are advised to contact Mrs Borgquist for details.
Fundingsland Investment Co announces farm loans at a very reasonable rate. Those seeking a loan are invited to call at the office located in the Fundingsland block to discuss terms and application details.
Well located lot on the south east corner offered with part monthly payments if desired. Inquiries may be made at this office or at the address Box 142 in Sidney.
A modern eight room house with a barn fruit and shade trees and other conveniences stands two blocks north of Union depot. Presented by Fred Stedow.
Public notices and classified ads provide items for sale such as a 40 HP Buick offered by Palace Barn or Brewer's garage, farm land rentals, a photos shop ads, and jobs for a thirteen year old. Numerous warnings and requests appear from village officials and residents including dog licensing enforcement and farm work inquiries in Cheyenne Nebraska and surrounding counties.
A fine litter of stag hound pups for sale at ten dollars a pair. (Pomeroy strain) Leo E Osborn. For lease for five years sections Ten and Eleven five miles northeast of Sidney. A stock ranch fenced in one body with a good live spring water. Inquire of A K Greenler. New books at Jackson's Bee Hive Store. Born to Mr and Mrs M H Kinsman April 25 a boy.
For lease or will sell the north half of the northeast quarter section 15 township 13 north range 51 west six mileage in Sidney Draw. Land is level and rich and ready for cultivation this spring. Contact Drew Miller Frankfort Indiana.
Due to a new warehouse adjoining an elevator the old Bordwell property warehouse is for sale. Interested parties should call the Mosse and Grain Co office for details. C. W. Hornaday.
Brand new 1915 motor cycle offered for sale at a sacrifice. Payments arranged to a responsible party GEO W MOORE Ast. location not specified.
A compact rental listing seeking a small house. Contact Sol Willis to arrange details and viewing.
Contractor C P Grant offers galvanized iron stock tanks in all sizes at a special low price. Viewable at the rear of his residence at the old Stewitts house. Telephone number 247. Ice boxes wanted by Jackson and Son.
Electrician Thiele of Cheyenne was employed this week to lay a third wire from the power plant to supply current for street lights. The aim is a switch at the plant to control lights without affecting other circuits, enabling turning lights off when not needed. On bright moonlit nights, street lights will not be used, promising significant current savings per Potter Review.
A record expansion in contracted plowing area signals a banner season with farmers committing far more acres to cultivation than in prior years. The surge reflects favorable prices, rising demand, and enhanced crop prospects across regional farms.
Miss Oma Brown of Arnold Nebraska visits her brother L A Brown and family. Dr KR Campbell spends the week on the west end of his territory in western Wyoming. Dc P Grant improves his Lincoln Way home with a new room and porch. An immigrant car from Creighton Nebraska unloaded at the Burlington and goods go to the south divide. Lloyd Lehm Kuhl and his aunt Mrs Fred Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole shop in Sidney after Lincoln Way visit. Mr and Mrs John Sutton of Corydon Iowa stop en route west, visit Mr and Mrs W A Crock. Mrs Scanton, Mrs Carl Rutner and Miss Catherine Treinen visit Mrs Peetz at Peetz. Mrs Dillon of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs O R Owens. twelve couples join the surprise party at the Frazey home.
Mrs. Lowe, the Misses Miles and Fred King attended Peetz Saturday evening to see the home talent play headlined by Mrs. Frank Whitelock. Frank Whitelock chauffeured them back the following day in his automobile.
Mr and Mrs Casselman of Lodge Pole paused Thursday on return from Kimball. He seeks active land transfer business this season and is described as conservative and experienced. The McIntosh building east second floor suite is being renovated. upon completion J L McIntosh will run law and land business in the north rooms, while J M Swenson keeps the southern rooms for practice.
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