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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
8
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C. Shannon and Sterling Cole conduct a rural route sale offering a good heavy gelding and several young mares with foals. Sale location not specified. Interested buyers should contact sellers for specifics and delivery arrangements.
Land offering covers about 480 acres located three miles west of Dalton in Cheyenne County. Described as among the finest parcels, with easy terms and bordered by T. M. Freeman’s farm. Prospective buyers can contact J. W. Casey at 74 W. Washington St, Chicago Illinois for information.
Twenty five acres of plowed land close in to Sidney for rent to McFADDEN.
A clear rental notice offering a well furnished room one block west of the school house.
The last eighth grade exam will be at Sidney courthouse and in Dalton Potter and Lodgepole school houses on Thursday May 7 and Friday May 8. The next teachers' exam will be at the courthouse on May 15 and 16. The Reading Circle exam is scheduled for Saturday May 16. Edith M Stark County Superintendent.
The Post Office issues new rules allowing money orders issued in the United States after July 1 1914 to be cashed at any office rather than only at the paying office. The change pits the Post Office against express companies. Money orders dated on or before the thirtieth day after issue may be presented for cash. if after, within one year, they must be paid at the designated paying office or repaid at the issue office.
A plea appeals to readers to provide homes for homeless boys aged 6 to 14. It urges offering love, care, food, clothing, and education to shape their future, noting the benefit to both boy and family. Respondents should contact Miss Etta Caton, Sup’t Home for Dependent Children, 1425 F Street, Lincoln.
Captain A H Hardy of Denver presents a free shooting exhibition at the fair grounds on Sunday May 10 at 3 p.m. The display features rifle revolver and shotgun uses. The public is invited and the event is expected to attract many marksmanship enthusiasts.
Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney says more than 75000 acres of virgin soil will be turned over within ten days near Sidney. Ground will be planted largely to flax with huge gasoline tractors at work. He reports daily rain over the week, yet believes the soil is deluged and that the crop outlook is excellent for Nebraska's budget, referencing optimism from the state.
A. S. Hardy and his family stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Worden during construction of their new bungalow. They vacated the recently sold home on May 1.
Eye specialist Dr Bison will return for a visit at Hotel National on Saturday May 9 hosting appointments and consultations for local residents seeking eye care and screenings.
A call to M. W. Os Born advises readers to reserve spring painting and decorating dates to avoid delays. Contact number 165 is provided for arranging services.
W L Brown came from Peetz to town on Wednesday. C W Handley of Dalton visited on Wednesday. A daughter was born April 29 to Robert Dyke and wife. Mrs O Kane’s bungalow started on the site of her old home razed. A W Atkins of Bridgeport visited Syd ney Tuesday. Millard Paviat of Sundl was in town Wednesday. George Wyatt and wife with Mrs Strom of Kimball were Sunday guests at the Klein home. Harm Feucht of Dalton and Fritz Brauer returned Tuesday from Omaha cattle market trip. Mrs Stark, County Superintendent, went to Cheyenne Sunday and stayed until Friday visiting sister Mrs Niswander.
Mrs Jack Caroll formerly Edith Winkleman visited Sidney from Wednesday to Sunday, staying with her many friends and family during the visit.
August Bowman, a substantial north divide ranchman, transacted business in this town Saturday and reported splendid crop conditions prevailing.
Mrs J C Swatzlander came home Tuesday evening from Omaha where she had left her daughter Merna on the high road to recovery following a recent heavy operation.
A. E. Browder of Albion Nebraska stayed overnight Tuesday with his niece Mrs. F. B. Wilson and her family. He then proceeded to his destination, Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Will Lee of Kimball drove their car Saturday to obtain tractor repairs. They spent the night with Mrs Lees parents, Mr and Mrs Jak Green.
L. G. Lowe sustained a painful back wrench last Saturday and took a brief vacation. Frank Whitelock of Peetz managed the lumber yard during the absence.
M. W. Riggs spent a day in Ogallala last week attending the funeral of his step-father Joseph Kelly who died suddenly. Kelley had been a Sidney resident for a short time a few years ago.
Mrs Newton Witters and her two children came back Tuesday from a six week tour of California and Idaho. Mr Witters met them in Cheyenne and joined for the final leg of their journey.
J A Bentley sold two Buick cars in the past week. One went to Henry Laaker of the south divide and the other to Mons Johnson of the North divide. Both are described as prosperous citizens entitled to modern conveniences.
Dr Warrick the Hastings Specialist will meet eye ear nose and throat patients and those needing glasses fitted at Dalton on Tuesday May 5th and Sidney at Hotel National on Wednesday May 6th.
The Bell Telephone Company announces May 1 changes allowing all operators to collect payments in the manager’s absence. Subscribers may pay at any time.
F W Holtman came up from Lodgepole Thursday. C L Peterson visited from Dalton on Wednesday in Sidney. Hk W Krewer of Dalton was a Saturday visitor. Paul Vacik represented Sundl on Tuesday. S Peters W Mike and J Johnson were Lodgepole residents in town Saturday. H Cameron came from Cheyenne for court during the Phillips suit. Charlie Long of Holyoke Colorado greeted railroad friends on business Wednesday.
Two trains of United States cavalry passed through here on Wednesday heading to the scene of troubles at Trinidad Colorado. They were observed by residents as patrols move toward the troubled area to restore order and assess security needs.
W. C. Pettitt of Elm Creek, with substantial property interests in Cheyenne County, was in the area on Monday to attend to matters related to those holdings.
Miss Mayme McMichael of North Platte visited last Saturday and joined Grace King for a span at Bridgeport. The two friends spent part of the week together away from home.
Mr and Mrs E C Merrick and daughter from Denver spent several days early this week visiting VY Klein and daughters.
Mrs. Mary Sanders purchased the lot east of Mrs. Dan Kelsey’s houses on West Second Street and will immediately erect a model home. Mrs. Don Devine and daughter Esther visited from Thursday to Saturday with Don Devine, who enjoys occasional visits from wife and daughter. They were returning from Buell Idaho to their home in St. Joseph Missouri.
Mrs H M Flanders arrived Wednesday from San Francisco for an unexpected visit and will stay with her sister Mrs Dawson until Monday. She plans trips to Lincoln and Omaha to visit other relatives, then return for a month before going back to San Francisco.
Councilmen Gus Wellner and J J Parks visited Fort Morgan on Saturday to inspect the electric light and power plant. They were shown courtesy by Mayor Patterson and city officials and gained valuable information from the visit.
A large cheerful crowd of youngsters attended the Lodgepole dance Saturday evening. They had a merry time despite driving home through deep mud and rain. New frills and pumps were tried, but all reached home intact and in good spirits. They remarked they would tip the weather man next time.
Uy L Bates of Lodgepole spent the week in Sidney serving as juror in the district court. He plans to run for representative of the 76th district in August Republican primaries. Lewis Brett, current representative, also intends to seek renomination, facing Democratic primaries.
A select affair at the opera house Wednesday night hosted by the B. D's. Twenty four couples attended as Glenn VanGorder and Miss Mona Corbett provided music. Guests enjoyed sherbet and cake. The B. D's, a club of twelve young matrons, entertained husbands and honored twelve additional young married couples.
Miss Ella Erickson is recovering nicely from an operation in Omaha last Saturday for the removal of her appendix.
A local cinema will display the photographs of six Sidney residents every Thursday night. Six free passes will be awarded to attendees whose pictures appear on the screen.
On Monday May 4 a Modern Free Lance American two reel feature with A False Beauty and Keystone extra. Tuesday May Sth shows The Smugglers of Sligo Reliance and A Barnyard Flirtation Keystone. Wednesday May 6 Our Mutual Girl No. 9 Reliance A Child of the Desert American The Rector's Story Majestic.
May schedule listing Thanhouser The Cat's Paw and The Coming of the Padres on Thursday May 7 with The Mysterious Shot A Turn of the Cards at Majestic Reliance. Friday May 9 shows The Bells of Austi, Domino Two Reel Feature, and A Rural Demon at Keystone and Sunday May 10 features The Coming of the Real Prince Rel Jake's Hoodoo at Majestic.
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