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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
8
Small sections maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cent exchange expresses a catalog note for local procurement and pricing.
Subscriptions for all magazines anew periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
To loan on Cheyenne County lands. No delays. Interest at per cent. For details inquire of Bentley Land Co.
A strict ly high grade piano stored in Sidney will be sold tremendously cheap for immediate sale. Liberal terms are desired. Details available from TIE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY at Denver Colorado.
Bargain listing from James Worden for a seven room house and two lots on East Lincoln highway. Piano tuning implied with a prompt to drop a postal. Work guaranteed by Thomas J Slechta bandmaster, indicating a local tradesman offers services.
A collection of classified listings features the One Minute washing machine praised for low labor and strong performance, plus multiple sales including a 3 speed Excessor motorcycle, a Baby Grand Chevrolet on Saxon Six, a Kimball groceries stock, and demand ads for housekeepers and farm help.
The Al G Barnes four ring wild animal circus will visit Sidney on Wednesday May 17 with shows at 2 and 8 o clock. The troupe includes African elephants, 30 lions, 30 bears, tigers leopards and jaguars, plus horses ponies dogs ostriches and marching ponies in a military style spectacle.
ER. BR. Moore the Photographer moves back to his old north of Hotel National location. He adds skylights and upgrades to his gallery, showcasing twenty years in the field. He spent twelve years in Cheyenne and eighteen months in Sidney, advancing amid sharp competition as he forges ahead with new work.
On May 20 1916 at 1 pm at Brewer's garage Sidney Nebraska a second-hand Reo five passenger touring car number 8916 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy an artisan's lien for mechanical work and repairs totaling 56 25 filed April 25 1916 in Cheyenne County Nebraska by N G Brewer at the request of J L Thornton of Sedgwick Colorado.
Several hundred bushels good flax seed for sale. Inquire of I A Jack in Datton Nebraska. Want a home in the best town on earth See us Sidney Lumber Co. Team of mules Standard Oil Co Sidney Neb Farm and Ranch Loans Write for rates and terms Give detailed description of property Surety Mortgage and Trust Co David City Neb List your land Inquiries already coming in Write or hand in lists of your land if you care to sell We mean business W O Dodds Sons Lodgepole Neb
A chicken supper for 25 cents a plate will be served in the main hall of the high school by the Domestic Science class Friday from 5 30 to 7 30. Proceeds help pay debating expenses. A musical program is planned to entertain diners and passers by. Performers include piano duets by Beulah Grabill and Lilian Borton, Georgia Martin solo, Mary McIntosh and Helen Bassett duet, male quartet Davis Thorene Grabill Joe Fine, Schulte Devine duet, Evelyn Doran solo. Visitors may enter south door and view the building if tables are full.
A family of nine from Stuart Florida traveling in a worn Ford tourer passed through Fremont en route to Sidney to locate there. The parents and seven children rode in the improvised prairie schooner with a broken spring axle yet the group continued the trip toward Sidney.
A Gurley man will undertake the contract for a new Lutheran church at Gurley. The 26 by 40 foot building will include a basement under the entire structure and construction starts immediately. Regular services are held Sundays at 2 30 p m with strong attendance. The congregation is thriving with many influential locals supporting the project. Also reported, H H Van Alystein lost a recently purchased horse that collided with a telegraph pole. Minor gardening season concerns follow as vegetables must be raised before purchasing another horse.
Othello Wallick of Dalton was rushed to Denver on Saturday evening with a severe and sudden attack of appendicitis. He arrived rapid and acute and required an immediate operation. The procedure was performed successfully upon arrival.
Lost South Bend gold watch offered reward for return to newspaper office. Co. GC. AYLSWORTHEH found a small ring. Inquiries to this office. FOR SASH-Trali tree and Dres ser. Must go today and can be seen at the home.
Reported items include Kreader’s Davison precinct ties, Ht. P. Loft at Brett garage, and Minor Wasson visiting his mother Mrs Isola Wason. Oscar Lindberg returns to work in the round house after a year away raising crops. Esther Hackman travels home after four days with aunt Mrs H R Moore. Lutheran Ladies hold a May 6 Food Sale at Essig's Store. Re union trip to Omaha for Union Pacific veterans. King ranch crews busy branding two hundred baby beeves.
A brief note cites a financial listing showing negative AS at minus 1.50 and an Ig value near 1.00. The fragment references markers or symbols. no broader context or entities are provided.
Joe Symodynes left Saturday to join his wife in Kansas City to visit her relatives. After that they will return to Wahoo to visit Mr. Symodynes' parents before coming home.
Dr Zikes little folks are the last to go under the flag of scarlet fever. Their cases are light. The P W Barker family were released Friday after thirty two days in which all the children were ill.
N G Brewer and daughters Mabel and Gertrude and son Dave with Earl Spitler visited Denver Saturday. J Oberfeder with wife returned from Excelsior Springs MO after spring renewal. A A Sharp and wife toured in their new decor. Mrs Currigan and son Bill joined Mr Currigan who will serve as tractor rep. Jumbo lake fishing plans foregone due to snow. Mrs Brown suffered a wrist injury from a nail while gathering eggs. Esther Devine and Julia Schulte visited Wiegan home in Chappell then toured Oshkosh canyons Lodgepole and returned home.
Rev Kahse leaves Sidney after months as Missionary Superintendent of the Lutheran Church of this state. The Sidney congregation, showing new zeal, is renovating their church. Rev C W Donaldson and his bride are expected in Sidney on the 11th to assume charge of the promising church.
Red Moon Flour priced at 81.60 per sack at the Cash Grocery with available stock and sale notice.
Mrs Krussman formerly Miss Sagred Johnson arrives with two children from Pocatello Idaho to visit the N P Johnson family and N Wit ers and Robert Dyke families. Later Mr Krussman will join them and they will go east for further visits.
An unprecedented town crowd gathered last Saturday with about fifty parked autos visible at one spot before the count was lost after shifting positions. The livery barn reported full capacity. The event included Farmers Union Meeting and Flour Mill meeting afterward. F A King compiles abstracts and perfects titles.
Call and see for yourself our large stock of ice boxes freezers stoves mowers washing machines electric engines and nearly everything in furniture We offer order on demand at a small commission and sell rugs 15 percent above wholesale cost.
Miss Rebecca Lyon spent an over Sunday visit with Miss Margate Pantenburg. She completed a school term near Weyerts and left Monday to join her family in Chicago.
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