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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
8
Dust proof letter filed for sale by The Telegraph offers small sectional maps of Cheyenne County at five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Quick notices offer a $500000 land loan in Cheyenne County with no delays and reasonable terms from Bentley Land Co. Also listed are a 40 HP Buick for sale or trade, inquiries at Palace Barn or Brewer's garage, and a car service claim by Andy Brett. Several sale notices include old newspapers, warehouse space, and grain company ads with contact points.
To whom it may concern this warns against purchasing a note or account in favor of Father Link or the Catholic church. The signer refuses to pay under conditions not fulfilled when the account was given.
Three-roller mill with a 6 FT P. Fairbanks Morse Co. engine offered for sale or trade. Suitable for grinding whole wheat flour or feed. Inquiries by phone, call, or write Bb. W. FRAZEY, Sidney, Nebraska.
New eight room house with barn fruit and shade trees and other conveniences. Located two blocks north of Union depot. By Fred Siedow.
YOR SALE OR RENT. Sixteen room house in Morrow addition. Phone or inquire of B. W. Frazey, Sidney, Nebraska.
House for rent description mentions a five room layout and city water. Inquiries directed to this office for renter details and terms.
Taken up on sw% 29-15-50 the following yearlings and three year olds including a roan yearling two dark bay yearlings one iron gray and one light bay three year old with Pincher brand on left shoulder and C brand on right neck. Owner may reclaim by paying damages advertising etc. Joseph Rollmann, Sidney, Nebraska.
Fundingsland Investment Co offers farm loans at a very reasonable rate. Interested parties should call at the office located in the Fundingsland block to apply.
Sealed proposals for a frame school house in Gurley Cheyenne County Nebraska 138 on North Half Block One must be received by 1 p m June 12 1915 at Frank X Rihn residence section 30 16 49 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Plans and specs are on file at Sidney Telegraph and Dalton offices and Gurley Lumber Co. A 3 percent certified check to George Quirin guarantees contract entry and bond. Bidder must deliver bond 50 percent of contract. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated Gurley May 12 1915 GEO M BEWLEY Moderator FRANK X RIHN Director GEO QUIRIN Treasurer.
Potter State Bank of Potter Nebraska announces a call for bids to erect a brick bank building. Plans and specifications are available at the bank. Bids must be filed by 6 p m on June 1 1915.
May 31 1915 program in Sidney includes a 10 am parade from I O F Hall to the cemetery led by the Sidney Military Band and Veterans and school children, a 2 pm program at the Opera House with prayers songs and speeches, and a later corset ad note.
Mrs Emma Ravert of Dalton attended the class play Friday night. Mr and Mrs A Nelson of Potter visited in the county seat Wednesday. Editor F A Gapen returned from Denver. Co C Callahan came home to Burlington Washington. George Pegden of Chico California arrived to visit Fred Pegden and wife. Mrs R A Barlow hosted the Lacy Mabees Tuesday afternoon. Miss Harriett Radcliff hosted a party in honor of Miss Carrie Eckert of Dalton. Mrs D R Devine returned from Burley Idaho visiting Mrs Warnke. Mrs Chester MacDaniels and daughter Florence of Cheyenne visited here the past week. George Thompson now employed in the Sidney Mercantile Co grocery department. Miss Minnie Oldershaw returned from Bridgeport to spend vacation at home. J B McConaughy of Hill Colorado and John Chery of Redding Iowa guests of W S Very and family. Miss Sharp of Crook Colorado returned home after a pleasant visit with Mrs L A Brown and family.
Young man offers farm labor by the month with letters of recommendation for tractors or autos. He will work for good Wagvac or sep ears. W. E. B. Pryor, Laura, Cole. FOR SALE A pair of binoculars and a 5x7 Eastman developing tank. Address Box 402, Sidney, Neb.
The annual election of officers for the Cheyenne County Fair Association will be held in the district courtroom at Sidney on Saturday May 29. All stockholders and others interested in the fair are urged to attend. Co P CHAMBERS secretary.
Farm for sale by owner O ky Anderson Potter Neb offering 480 acres of deeded valley land with some leased pasture adjoining Potter town near the depot. Desirable for a family with a good school or a stock farm for a business stockman. Opportunity to inspect.
The Dorcas Society and friends announce a bake exchange at two o clock on Saturday May 29 at the Sidney Drug Co store. All members are urged to contribute, the committee states.
Two black ponies and a black yearling colt are missing. They weigh about 950 pounds each and stand 14 and a half hands high. Ponies have white blaze marks. colt has a white foot. A diamond brand tag is visible. Reward of $50 offered for return to J. W. Carnattan at Sec 22 Township 9 Range 58 New Raymer Colorado.
Land for sale nine miles southeast of Dalton Nebraska priced at 20000 for a full section or 5000 for a quarter section. Terms require one fourth cash and the balance financed by a five year mortgage at 0 percent. GEO. E. ORTMANN Bancroft Neb.
Well located parcel offered for sale with part monthly payments available. Inquiries may be made at this office or by writing Box 142 Sidney.
Mrs. Fred Dresser invites individuals to seek room and board arrangements. The notice signals available lodging with shared dining and living spaces, seeking suitable tenants to contact for arrangements.
We offer a pair of nearly new pianos in Sidney partly paid for and available at a bargain to a reliable buyer in Sidney to avoid shipment costs. For details write to The Colorado Music Company 536-537 Times Building Denver Colorado.
Alliance Commercial Club arranges Hankinson's Auto Polo teams from Chicago for the Stockmen's Convention June 15 to 18. First westward appearance. Auto livery to any city point and return twenty five cents. Fred Dresser.
Dr Bliss a week in Omaha for State Dental meeting and family visits Mrs Eddy and Miss Brown return to Arnold after three months in Sidney for chiropractic treatment W P Miles and J L McIntosh attend Knight of Columbus initiation and banquet in North Platte with speeches John Witters improves at his father’s home in Post with typhoid cautions Bobby McDaniels injures index finger when door slams shut damaging nail on right hand
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allington and Mrs. Friend Dickenson with daughter Mildred traveled by auto from Sunol to attend the eighth grade graduation. Mildred was a member of the class.
Memorial services are planned for tomorrow morning at the M. E. Church. The memorial sermon will be delivered by Rev. Miller. Both memorial and decoration services, held annually, are described as beneficial for all attendees.
The local Ford agency reports selling about one car per day. Deliveries were made this week to Andy Ladine, Nels Johnson, Hans Christensen, A. W. Welsell, and Ed Sanders.
Petrograd official statement on Carpathian fighting claims enemy losses averaged 10 000 daily on May 10 to 13 and much heavier on other days, with several tens of thousands daily between May 16 and 19. It says some enemy regiments reduced to a single company and 40 000 prisoners captured, totaling possibly a quarter to one third of their strength.
The Junior-Senior banquet at the Pacific House Saturday night featured a harmonious program of toasts. Toastmaster Alford Bentley led at a long table amid youth and gaiety as Clayton Parks Clarence Wright Miss Ingersoll Grace Foster Roy Greenlee Leona Oberfelder and others read original titles and sentiments. American Beauty roses and carnations served as the senior and junior favors respectively.
The Gates family expresses heartfelt thanks to the firemen neighbors and friends for kindness during their bereavement. May you be blessed for your support and sympathy.
J. J. McIntosh and wife and J. L. McIntosh traveled to Omaha on Tuesday to stay until tomorrow. The trip is described as a brief visit with plans to return shortly.
Edith Oldershaw departed last Friday for a month long visit with friends in Aurora Nebraska. In a Tuesday night electrical storm two horses were killed on the Wm Kreuger ranch.
For sale a new two burner oil stove cheap. Apply to H. P. Cooke.
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