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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
8
The Telegraph advertises small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale. Pricing described as reasonable. Contact E. W Marluess by phone 75 for ordering details. Five vents available per map.
An advertisement lists yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts and registered Duroc Jersey pigs for sale. It also notes ADOLPH SWENSON, Tailor offering first class repairing cleaning and pressing at Gapen Building and that subscriptions for magazines will be taken at the office any time.
Real estate first mortgages ad appears with a sheriff notice from J. W. McDaniel of Dalton Nebraska ordering property owners to clean up alleys at once or bear the expense. Bentley Land Co seeks to pasture 100 head of horses on three sections, EDT. Critical order and bid for compliance given by sheriff.
Fifty bushels of re cleaned alfalfa seed offered by Richard Krueger. Seed will be delivered in Sidney. Contact The Krueger Ranch by phone or mail to arrange purchase.
Old papers offered for sale at a small price as part of spring cleaning. Suitable for shelves and carpetings. Call early to inquire.
Three quarter Shire and one quarter Percheron, black, about 1600 pounds. Five years old in May. Selling cheap for cash. Viewable at Empire ranch, 14 miles southwest of Sidney in section 28-13-51.
Russian flax seed offered for sale at Dalton at 1.50 per bushel. Purchaser provides sacks. Thoroughly cleaned with samples on request. Seed derived from North Dakota last season and naturalized. Reported yield advantage of three to five bushels per acre.
South Half of section 27 township 17 range 47 Cheyenne County unimproved farmland placed on the market bids invited Wilson Grocery Co. Peoria Illinois seeks offers for the property.
Range preparation notice from Montauk Ranch manager Harry Selch to move cattle and horses to pasture. Describes ample grazing land and fenced perimeters under manager supervision.
SEED CORN FOR SALE On ear 1.00 per bushel shelled 150 per bushel Leave orders at C. W. Hornaday's store W. A. McMULLEN FOR SALE Quarter Section highly improved excellent water right south eastern Idaho 90 per acre only one tenth cash Address Owner care of The Telegraph Sidney Ned WANTED Family washings at home Mrs Carrie Atherton
Property ad offering the southwest quarter of 1915 48 for three thousand dollars with five hundred dollars cash and the balance to be financed by the buyer for up to ten years at six percent interest. Contact Joan Lyle at 564 Oakland Avenue Kansas City Kansas.
A new two story residence with a 66 by 132 foot lot offers modern comforts including hot water heating, a majestic range, hot water tank and bath. Address available at P. O. Box 317.
Three dining room girls needed to wait tables perform light duties. Earn $20 monthly plus good board and comfortable rooms. Inquire at Manager U. P. Hotel in Sidney, Nebraska.
Two properties offered by the Sidney Telegraph: an eight room stone house on the north side recently remodeled with steam heat electric light hot and cold water baths, and a four room house in the southeast part of town with a lawn and shade trees. Both can be rented or sold for one third cash with the balance payable monthly as rent. Inquiries to Sidney Telegraph.
Plenty of good pasture for horses or cattle with fencing and ample water. Located one mile east and three miles north of Sidney Nebraska. Terms available. Inquire of Fred Pegden at the Sidney post office.
Found listing offers 100 acres of breaking land for rent with no other improvements under 4 percent Section 31-15-49. Landowner HOME LAND CO. seeks a tenant on a one third crop share basis. Hurry.
The item notes the east part of the old court house building with attribution to N W Olson.
Windmill for sale a thirty foot Woodmorse windmill and tower. Wanted girl attending school to assist in housework. Phone 168. Wanted place on a ranch to assist with housework. Address M F Box 98 Sidney Neb. Milk cows for sale two good cows milking. Five miles north and two miles east of Sidney. H C Anderson. Mrs Carrie Atherton 200 acres to be plowed if price right. V F Kucera nine miles east. Lost Thursday noon in town a bunch of artificial violets Finder return to the Sidney Mercantile Store for reward.
Except for the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line all Nebraska railroads posted lower earnings last year according to records filed with the state board of assessments and secretary Henry Seymour reports.
Fort Riley Kansas April 30 Battery C Fifth Field Artillery departed here for Fort Bliss Texas on telegraphic orders from Washington.
Governor Morehead plans tighter scrutiny of state institutions before transfer to his administration. He met with Beatrice Institute Superintendent Dr Fast, Omaha Attorney Lynch, and Falls City board member Henry Gerdes to review purchases and accountability. Former superintendent Dr Thomas rebuts claims, denying excess buys and challenging Dr Fast’s statements as inaccurate.
Maps filed with the state engineer outline the Fremont Power and Canal company plan to divert Platte River water for the Richards project. Water would be taken about five miles southwest of Rogers and returned near Fremont, with the route running east near the Hastings line and past Linwood Cedar Bluffs and Morse Bluffs. The Commonwealth Power company must file by May 24 detailing the Schuyler development as it competes with Doherty Babcock for Platte and Loup river power rights.
A bill passed by the last legislature to fund new university buildings and relocate the school to a public vote has been found defective. The required signature of the chief clerk of the house was omitted, violating legal procedure.
Fred Johnson of near Dalton attended the Fireman s ball here. C W Hornaday left for Omaha on business. Mrs E T Stark returned from Laramie and Cheyenne after a week out. Adam Nichol, former resident, greeted old friends. Ernest and Fred Stuht own a new car shipped from Omaha. Fred Dick of North Platte stayed with the Lancasters. Mrs F B Wilson visited Albion, Neb. The 1912 club met at Mrs Zimmer s. Charles Hein moved from Grand Island to land near Lodgepole. Mrs Arthur Sweet is ill with sciatic rheumatism. T N s met with Mrs Barton. Grace Kenter from Siloma Springs, Ark., visiting Mrs Wirt.
Attorney Fred Wright of Gering visited the city on business and secured the release of Roy L. Howard from the county jail. Howard is now out on bond and must appear before the district court for trial on the charge of adultery.
Omaha reports a major blaze that levelled Bennington’s business district with about $30,000 in damages. Firemen arrived in time to save the residence area, but the commercial section was largely wiped out.
The working men compensation bill had minor enrolling errors corrected after certif icates were filed by Secretary Barnard and Chief Clerk Richmond following Attorney General Martin guidance. Also Tecumseh suit for 10000 dollars for assault filed in Otoe county district court by John M. Peterson against Lorenzo Casper and his sons Albert and John.
The American Bank installs a new nine column book keeping adding machine with a duplex feature. It can total two columns up to nearly ten million dollars with one operator. The device halves handling time and reduces errors, enabling faster, broader bank work and improved service.
April 30 report from Philadelphia states Judge Witmer denied a new trial for the International Lumber and Developing Company promoters and officers. John R. Markley and Isaiah H. Miller of Chicago were fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to fifteen months. William H. Armstrong and Charles R. McMahon of Philadelphia were fined 2000 dollars and sentenced to two years. Alfred G. Stewart of Mason City, Iowa, was fined 1000 dollars and given one year. The group used mails and ads to sell stock, claiming a fraudulent scheme netted nearly 6 million dollars in Mexican property ventures.
A banjo proves difficult to handle and even after mastering it one must seek listeners. The craft demands time to learn and find audiences keen to hear it.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl v. Hiett on April 8.
A brief advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, claiming it is pleasant tasting, free of harmful ingredients, and highly effective. It emphasizes mothers' approval and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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