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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
8
The Telegraph advertises smell sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale with five coats each and notes subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this location. Apply any time.
For sale in Cheyenne County a fine 480 acre farm about three miles west of Dalton adjoining Thos Freeman’s farm. Terms reasonable. Inquiries to Bentley Land Co Sidney agents for Marshal Oil Co prices. Address J. W. Casey Chamber of Commerce Bldg Chicago IL. Wanted roomers and table boarders Mrs Fred Dresser.
Listing shows 240 acres ten miles south of Potter, section 20 township 13 range 6&2, $1700 in improvements, cash sale. Contact Ben Barron Potter Neb or Louis Wasem Sidney Neb for interested parties. Also notes sale of old newspapers for pantry shelves and carpet linings from this office. Heating stoves wanted or for sale, L Jackson. Auto livery by Fred Dresser. Another land listing for Section 31 Tp 15 Range 51 west of the 6th p.m. Cheyenne County five miles east of Potter near Lincoln Highway. owner John H Pope Cedar Rapids Iowa.
ROR SALE Two lots with a dwelling on or near East Street by the freight depot. Contact First National Bank. Also southwest quarter of Section 34 Township 17 Range 49 near Dal ton Cheyenne County Nebraska seeking quick price and terms for 160 or 320 acres. X The Telegraph. tractor oil ad and a U P track sale listing two cars of goods.
We are prepared to make farm loans at a very reasonable rate. If you desire a loan call at our office in the Fundingsland block.
From Alaska Friends a letter from Esther Urbach describes an eight day boat trip from Seattle and a subsequent wreck. Earthquakes and blizzards add dramatic flair while fresh milk costs twenty cents a quart and vegetables are expensive. The narrative frames the Urbachs as a literary gem and a booster bulletin with vivid Alaska imagery.
One of our best Sidney pianos available for immediate disposition. Will rent to a responsible party with option to buy later and credit rent against price, or sell now at special terms. See piano and learn full details. Address Knight Campbell Music Co., Denver Colorado.
The Catholic ladies announce the annual bazaar to be held November 18. Community members look forward to the event with pleasure and ask residents to remember the date.
Classified item offering furnished rooms for rent with light housekeeping, phone contact 52. Also a trade notice selling a three year old Shorthorn bull from John Adams stock, listed by L. Rezadina in Shiney Nebraska.
Varied stock of Kharkov winter wheat offered for sale by H. D. Moore and W. F. Moore. Price listed at $1.25 per bushel. Marketing and contact details not provided.
A bay mare eight years old weighing about 1000 pounds with a small white mark on the forehead and a bay yearling gelding branded with a double crossed upright bar on the left jaw are missing. A reward is paid for their return or for information leading to recovery. L. O. FUNDINGSLAND, Sidney, Nebraska.
One 60 lb. can $5.75. Two for 11.25. Reference Stockman’s National Bank, Brush, Colo. Send money with orders. Daniel Danielsen, Brush, Colo. 320 acres of level land, good as the best in the county, 2 miles north of Colton, $25.00 per acre, 4 cash, balance on 5 years time. See V. F. Kucera, the Auctioneer.
Black mare missing in Armstrong Colorado with a branded kit on the left neck. Notify Arm Strong and Son in Armstrong for recovery and details.
L. F. CUNNINGHAM of Sidney, Nebraska reports thirteen head of calves on section 6 township 15 range 50. This appears in a land or livestock notice.
Advertiser touts mowers hay rakes and cultivators as right in price right in quality and in construction, inviting readers to inspect offerings during town visit.
One half of alfalfa hay in stacks on section 13 14N 51 at Bronson siding eight miles west of Sidney. Make offer. About thirty five tons. W F Shelton, 1059 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg, Omaha Nebraska.
Classified brief offering a store for sale in Sidney. It notes high profit for the amount invested and directs interested buyers to call R. E. L. Jackson for particulars.
In Alaskan waters more than 300 fish species exist but fewer than twenty are used as food by humans, highlighting a limited harvest compared with biodiversity.
Anthony Johnson of Broadwater visited Monday. Mr and Mrs Strotman of Dalton were busy in town Monday. Mr Marx of Denver spent the forepart of the week with the Aberfelder family.
Mrs. E. V. Ayle, who has been visiting in Chadron and Alliance, arrived home last Saturday. James Smith of Sterling, Colorado, visited town on Monday representing a tractor company from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fred Dudley of Cheyenne spends much of the week in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Metz with daughter Warneta and Mrs. Will Kreuger traveled to Denver for a week of visits. Albert Jeudes and family returned from a four week trip to Deshler Nebraska. Harry Uncapher moves his family to a Colorado ranch. Clark Fuller relocates to the St George ranch. L N Wayhaus moves into the Lutheran parsonage.
H F Barber of Proctor Colorado has come to Sidney to reside in an O Kane house and is employed as a blacksmith at the Brott garage.
A A Sharp, noted for his success over six years, visited town Monday from his Davison precinct ranch. He farmed 800 acres this year and is now taking a long breath to begin threshing.
Mrs Banta plans to rebuild her home following a recent fire. Mrs Luce of Sterling Colorado and her child visited last week with sister Mrs Smith wife of the picture show manager. Musk hall at Lodgepole drew good attendance from Sidney with a fine floor music and a splendid time.
Judge C. P. Chambers travels to Minatare to visit his son Professor R. O. Chambers and enjoys a fishing outing during the trip.
A. S. Hardy came back Monday after a two day trip to Lincoln to gather information on the expense of extending steam pipes to the Brott garage.
Mrs George Richardson of Wheatland Wyoming came to town Monday to handle business then returned. She reports improvement in health after taking a vacation.
Mrs Frank Whitelock and her young daughter arrived in Sidney on Monday after a month in Omaha and Chicago. Mr Whitelock met them with the car and conveyed them to their home at Peetz.
Miss May Harper entertained her S. F's club and a few extra friends on Saturday evening bringing total guests to sixteen. Her farewell to the club before her winter flitting was especially successful.
S. A. Wallick who recently bought the Minnie Chase place moved his family into it this week. Mr. Jones who occupied it moved out to take the house vacated by Wallick.
Government Weather Observer John P. Fischer records October precipitation at 1.81 inches with twenty two clear days one part cloudy and three cloudy. The first killing frost occurred on October 4th.
The Dorcas Society was royally entertained last Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Trognitz and her daughter-in-law Mrs. Carl Trognitz. Edgar Dedrich and family visited from North Platte for a Sunday reunion with parents. Mrs. Dedrich served a fried chicken dinner to the family.
Miss Florence Parks returned Monday from a month long visit traveling from Kansas City to Omaha and Lincoln. She stayed with Mrs John Thomas Morley Pearson and later attended a party in her honor hosted by Mrs Guy V Doran. A University student brother Fred accompanied her in Lincoln. She left with a regretful sigh that the jolly trip could not last.
Miss Minnie Oldershaw came from Bridgeport to spend the weekend with her parents. She left Sunday for her work in Bridgeport schools, having found her father much better after an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Sandy of the eastern part of the state left last Wednesday after a week with his sister Mrs. A F Anthony. He praised the country, enjoyed the scenery, and was pleased by this year’s large crop.
A chicken supper will be served by the Methodist ladies at the church parlor on November 10 starting at 4 30 PM. Meals are twenty five cents and the ladies invite the public to attend, hoping for a good turnout due to their well earned reputation.
Joe Hahler returned Monday evening in a new 1916 model five passenger Chevrolet he drove from Omaha starting Sunday at ten o clock. He found the roads rough with chucks and mud. He ordered a car load of this Chevrolet model for prospective customers.
Mr. Charles Hiett of York Nebraska Mrs. Thomas Pierce of Lushton Nebraska and Mrs. Myron Grant of Seward Nebraska brothers and sisters of Wash I Tett were called here by the death of their brother Mr A T Hiett and visited Hiett relatives at Sidney before returning home this week.
The generous people of Dalton and vicinity contributed a purse of 164 for the widow and children of Elmer Benedict who was killed under a tractor two weeks ago today. They showed regret for the accident and offered sympathy to the bereaved family.
Prompt early orders for Thanksgiving turkey at Hornaday Store. Secure supply, avoid shortage, and ensure you get preferred size and pricing for holiday meals.
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