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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
5
With Miss Janet Allyn and the original cast and production exactly as this same company is playing it in Denver Omaha Lincoln and the principal cities of the West. Prices 100 75c and 50c. Seats on sale by Sidney Drug Company.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court set November 28, 1913 at 10 a.m. to hear Cecelia Rezanina’s petition for final settlement and discharge as executrix of Prada Rezanina’s estate. Notice to interested parties will be published in The Sidney Telegraph for four consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Henry E. Gapen, County Judge.
Paul Borgquist is described as a probable head of a gambler’s decline after winning a silver set in Bas sett’s window. His wife allegedly approves risk taking if he wins, but the future reaction when she learns he won on the hired girl’s name remains unknown.
Lodgepole resident Fritz Radditz was noted as being in town on Wednesday, indicating a local rounding of residents and activity.
B L Carter, the auto man of Dalton, conducted business in town Tuesday.
Mrs. John Dewey died at home on Tuesday after a long illness. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Devine died Monday. Bridge work on the draw resumes Monday after cement dries. A dance at Lawrence Ivey’s home is planned for Friday November 7. Chas Hammond lost his driving horse last Sunday evening. John Nelson has been flaxing for C. S. Chambers the past week. Mrs Hugh Hammond returned from Dexter Nebraska with a new daughter and says it is the nicest baby in Cheyenne County.
Dr K H Brantley, arrested in Memphis on mail fraud charges, must appear in Omaha November 17 to stand trial. Bond set at $4,000. The Electro-Oxygen Company advertised a universal cure for many illnesses, forming the alleged fraudulent scheme.
Harmony Hair Beautifier promises glossy, manageable hair without changing color or adding oil. Harmony Shampoo cleans deeply with quick lather, leaving hair soft and dandruff free. Sold exclusively at Sidney Drug Co in Sidney Nebraska, from Harmony laboratories in Boston. beautifier $1.00, shampoo 50 cents.
A major blaze swept practically the entire Jackson Kentucky business section. Two blocks of buildings were burned including the post office Thompson hotel two churches and about twenty residences. The loss is put at about 150000 dollars.
An old ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the cure for coughs and colds preventing pneumonia. It warns against codine or morphine sedatives and asserts the product cleans germs’ breeding places, noting no morphine ingredients and world wide reputation. For sale by all dealers.
Fremont reports Riley Borchus and Lee Armstrong bored from the Dodge county jail via a roof hole and drain pipe. Police chased them through the streets. Borchus surrendered after shots were fired while Armstrong hid in a coal shed. In West Point Herman Yoelle set hog market records by selling 26 head, averaging 613 pounds with two hogs weighing 730 and 750 pounds.
In Lancaster County district court Judge Stewart ruled a law prohibiting placing prizes in sale packages unconstitutional. The case involved Nick Arrigo and Michael Indivino, Italian fruit dealers, arrested for selling crackerjack with prize premiums. The matter moved quickly as a test case and may go to the supreme court.
Kearney Neb Oct 28 No transfer of authority has been made at the state normal school Dr Thomas remains in charge Mr King the business agent sent to manage the school has returned home but will probably return High Wind Oaces Damage in Superior Superior Neb Oct 28 Oliver Mohrbachers store front two large plate glass windows blew out in a hard wind The total damage to the Superior garage by fire will be close to 25000
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