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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
8
Dentistry, first class prices reasonable. E W Murocess contact by phone. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
For sale cheap heavy gelding and young mares with foal. 480 acres three miles west of Balton, Cheyenne County. Adjoins T. M. Freeman farm. J W Casey, 74 W Washington St Chicago. Also 160 acre arm in Cheyenne County. Inquire box 129 Sidney Neb. NANTED competent girl for general housework. For sale 6 roomed house corner lot shade trees. Inquire Mrs A Lindberg.
Twenty five acres plowed land near Sidney offered for rent by H McPadden. J M Smith lists seed flax and weed-free, half mile east of Lorenzo. Kesterso Berg of Superior advertise sale or trade of about 32500 stock of children and ladies ready to wear garments, willing to accept land or cottages in small town. estate settlement requires quick sale.
A newspaper advertisement urges rapid relief from colds using Sad Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the remedy loosens a cold, relieves the cough, aids expectoration, and helps the body throw off the illness, noting availability at all dealers.
Obligation to sell all possessions at the old home place nine miles east of Sidney or nine miles west of Lodgepole on Tuesday May 19 1904 starting at 10 a.m. includes four head of horses and miscellaneous farm tools and household items. Cattle and calves, grain, hay, and a variety of household goods offered for cash. Vo Kucera owner A K Greenlee clerk K O Wucera auctioneer invite ladies to sample kolaches at noon.
E A Selover of Sidney drawn to these streets Tuesday. L M White and H W Struble represented Potter here Tuesday. John Seifer from Weyerts in town earlier week. N Jacobson from Sextorp on business Saturday. Ruby Bates of Lodgepole visited the Misses Klein Saturday. Joe Hahler delivered a Carter car to John Englert of Lodgepole Saturday. Milo Webster from North Divide ranch was in town Tuesday. Mrs J L McIntosh entertained at Bridge Wednesday night. W W S Woolsey and daughter Eunice visited Friday night with Mr and Mrs Easterday. Reverend Lacelles went to Dalton Wednesday, returns today. Joe Dietrick and Ed Fischer from Laura in town Tuesday. Rev Gerrett went to McCook Tuesday for a church convention. Mont Snyder and wife of Colger Garden County visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lucy Hedges and cousin Mrs Bull of Syracuse N Y shopped in town Wednesday. Frank Wolverton of Alliance now employed at Hornaday store as clerk in grocery. Miss Sophie Gould at home on vacation after teaching this year. Reverend Francis Gerrett of the Christian church spent Saturday and Sunday in Alliance for church convention.
Vv. Klein has his home redecorated. J. C. Frandsen of Dalton conducted business in Sidney on Saturday. William Bretting of Dix Neb spent Saturday in the city. J. Braun from Missouri visited Thursday. He owns land near Lodgepole. Mrs. Bertha Neubauer of Denver is visiting relatives in Sidney and the countryside north. John N. Nelson of Fremont was here Thursday to handle land matter in his county holdings. Mr. and Mrs. Bettus Krei recently returned from Sioux City Iowa to attend the funeral of Mr. Krei's brother. Fred Lehmkuhl and wife of Lodgepole and nephew Lloyd Lehmkuhl recently graduated from the University and were in town Saturday.
Maxwell wins a 25 prize in a local event as Livone and Son handle the sponsorship and duties. The brief item notes the participant name and the sponsoring firm without additional context.
Co W Hornaday Mdse & Grain Co advertises a nine cent sale in the Wonder Basement on Saturday May 16th. Mr and Mrs Oscar Metz of Mentone Indiana arrived Thursday to spend the summer with their son and family Mr and Mrs I V Metz. Wanted sewing to do children dresses a specialty. First house west of opera house.
Home grown flax seed available with inquiries directed to Bentley Land Co in Sidney or to Albert Jeudes living 12 miles northwest of Sidney.
Offer for long term first mortgage loans on country or city property or improvements. Loans include option to pay at any time. Send inquiries detailing needs to Suite 765 Gas and Electric Building Denver Colorado.
A two year six month old mammoth black jack with white points, Jumbo JR No 5850, sired by Jumbo No 4268 and dam Black Bess No 4024. Stand about five feet high and praised as the best bred jack in the western part of the state. For inquiries contact D R Jones in Sidney, Nebraska.
To lease, one section good unimproved farming land and a section of grass land wanted in crop this year. Both seven miles east from Sidney. Address Andrew Miller Frankfort Indiana.
Vhoning your painter M W Os born and reserving your dates for spring papering and decorating will insure you against disappointment and delay. Phone 165.
County Superintendent Mrs Stark arrived Monday after a week in Cheyenne visiting sister Mrs Niswander. Harm Poppen and Henry Hinrichs spent Wednesday in town from the German settlement of the northeast divide.
Fred Vath recovers from a prolonged illness and resumes visits to the city’s business district where he is warmly greeted by locals during his pilgrimages to the commerce area.
The Western Drug Company has installed a fine showy sign that is highly visible at night due to its own electric lights. The display is described as very tasty and effective in catching attention.
Miss Charlotte Templeton, librarian of the State Library Commission, arrived in Sidney Friday and stayed until this morning to confer with the library board, a branch of the woman’s club. She was hosted by Mrs. J. T. McIntosh, president of the Women’s Club.
A notice seeking two white Russian wolf hound pups missing. Notify J. A. Bentley and claim the reward offered.
Furnished room available after May 15 in the Bentley building. Inquire about Room 3 for details and pricing.
Mrs Thomas Robins arrived Friday morning from Peru Nebraska and will spend the summer with her son W T Robins and wife in this place.
Tom Perkins and his wife were in Sidney on Monday en route to their home near Peetz Colorado after spending the winter in Idaho with Mr Perkins parents.
The Misses Klein entertained guests from Lodgepole at their home Saturday including Miss Ruby Bates Miss Clara Pettis and Mesdames John Eddy and Emma Barrett in attendance.
Mrs John Graves returned Tuesday from California after a four month stay with relatives. Mr and Mrs Graves have moved into newly finished apartments over the office of Attorney W P Miles.
Mr. T. P. Pegden of Milford Iowa visits his nephew Fred Pegden four miles east of town then plans a visit at Hillsboro Oregon. Though eighty two years old he is active and independent as a man of sixty.
Mrs. Hobson of Sterling Colorado has spent several days reviewing the local business field and has arranged to locate here. She will return to Sterling tomorrow to arrange her business there and come back here in a week.
Mrs W A Barton with children Lillian and Frank returned Sunday after a two week trip to Omaha Moberly Missouri and Burlington Iowa. Despite continuous rain they enjoyed every day of their absence in a delightful fashion.
Mrs Mary Johnson of Ann Arbor Michigan lectured Monday evening in the Christian church to support the Woman's Christian Benevolent Mission and assisted Tuesday afternoon in organizing a missionary society in the local church.
George Taylor of Newton Iowa visited the village from Sunday to Tuesday evening seeking familiar landmarks and greeting old friends. He once served as cashier of the American Bank years ago and left Sidney in 1895 while noting the progress of the once wild little town.
Will Hadley passed through Sidney last Friday evening with his wife’s remains for burial at Hubbard Iowa where the cremation was held. She leaves her mother and sisters and brothers. Mr Hadley is the son of Mrs James Hadley of this place and lived here for several years. He now works as head carpenter at Ft Russell Wyoming.
Every Thursday night six Sidney residents will have their photos shown on screen. Six free passes awarded to those present when their picture appears. Monday May 11 features The Trap two reel, Mutual Weekly No 60, Mutual One extra reel. K-B
On May 13 to 15 a sequence of cinema at The Turning Point presents Our Mutual Girl No 10 Reliance on Wednesday May 13 followed by The Miser's Reversion and Tragedy of the Arena on Thursday May 14. Friday May 15 shows The Yellow Flame and Mabel's Strange Predicament Keyst.
May 16 and 17 schedule items list events for Gringo K B Cruel Love and In the Days of Padres Decree of Justice with American Domino appearing on the program. Read as public notices of weekend entertainment listings.
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