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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
8
Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Old papers for sale for shelves and carpet linings. Spring house cleaning prompts sale of quantities at small price. Call early for first class repairing cleaning and pressing by Adolph Swenson tailor. Gapen Building. Ladies and gents suited to order.
Attention farmers. One million dollars to loan on land. We offer fire lightning tornado and hull insurance. New house for sale. Inquire of Mrs An draw Lindberg.
Two Lobb cottages for sale or trade for automobile horses or clear land. Built four years ago, well located. Ernest Raasch, Norfolk Nebraska. Lost a job Tuesday evening near the U P T Hotel initials DS D. Finder return to Hox 1057 Cheyenne Wyoming for reward. Wanted girl for general house work JT Davis phone 101. For rent warm furnished room Mrs J L McDaniel.
Classified note advertises a single furnished room for rent with modern conveniences and a phone contact for inquiries.
The partnership Ramella and Stover, a plumbing business, is dissolved. M Ramella will conduct the business and assumes all debts. All accounts due are payable to Ali Ramella. Drained of the firm’s indebtedness, the two partners, Ramella and Stover, ended the partnership on Aug 31, 1913 in Sidney Nebraska.
An 19th century style ad offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure, touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy taken internally, claims testimonials and a 75 cent price, lists Cheney Co Toledo and Monal Bank of CowwEnd Ohio, ends with Lake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Market notes show prices for hay and grains in Sidney with figures for butterfat, macaroni wheat, rye, oats, country butter, eggs, potatoes and other produce. Entries list price per unit for each item, including butterfat at eight to ten dollars, potatoes around one dollar per hundredweight, and various grains priced per bushel.
The Crystal shows three reels of the latest pictures each night with extra two to three reel features on Tuesday and Friday nights, creating five or six reels these evenings. Admission runs ten cents on all other nights, fifteen cents on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Catholic Ladies of the Indies announce a supper, dance, and fair on Wednesday, November 19, at the opera house. A bountiful supper will be served, music provided, and many useful and beautiful articles will be offered at the fair. The ladies seek Sidney public support to aid in building the new church.
A good location in Scottsbluff Nebraska available for rent. The present tenant has outgrown the building and an opening seldom offered. Suitable for anyone. For further information address Ho Marcus Longmont Colorado.
Don’t fail or look through our line of trimmed hats. The best in quality and style at the lowest prices. Department closes Nov. 16. McVICKER'S MILLINERY. FOR RENT Four room house in southwest part of town. City water and electric light in house. Inquire of Mrs BR. W. Frazey.
Mrs Fannie Tobin left Friday to visit a sister in Colorado. Peter Stevens and Henry Fleshner were Thursday visitors from Sunol. Fred Lehmkuhl, a Lodgepole man in the county seat Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Mintkin of Potter spent part of Thursday in. Q. R. McAdam and Roy McAdam were down from Potter Friday and Saturday. Mrs Catherine Ward was busy in town two days, coming in from her series ranch Wednesday. City Water Commissioner C M Wright was a passenger Thursday on the southbound Burlington train. The Frances Willard Union will hold an exchange at the Hornaday store New Lith Saturday afternoon. The Boys met Friday afternoon in Mrs Lloyd Mann's pleasant home. they had a happy gathering devoid of a single flaw.
One five passenger auto offered by Livoni and Son at a very low price. Local dealer advertises affordable used vehicle with standard features and reliable engine. Contact details not provided in the readable text.
Omaha officials announce a municipal free legal aid bureau to be inaugurated after the first of the year. The bureau will be run by the city legal department with cooperation from the police department to assist the poor in securing justice and prompt dispatch for just causes.
Thomas Stanley, motorman of the Indianaton Traction car wrecked near Munele, facing two involuntary manslaughter charges after the collision that killed two and injured forty. He was arrested at his Andersen, Indiana home.
The Lutheran Ladies will hold a chicken supper on Tuesday evening November 18 at Mrs. Essig's home opposite the post office. Servings start at 5 o'clock to accommodate business people. All are welcome to attend and support the event.
L F Cunningham of Clara Nebraska offers early Ohio potatoes in eight bushel lots or more delivered priced at 40 cents per bushel. Send your orders with street address to place an order.
LIVONI & SONS urges readers to avoid letting a total stranger, from out of town, manage their life or fire insurance. The ad emphasizes that the stranger is not responsible for local taxes and invites the reader to discuss figures and options with the firm.
A Halloween party hosted by Miss Olive Mann ends with a ghoulish tale of mischief and nerves. Guests including Messrs Pond Cos tello Wisner Baker Johnson Tightman Bradbury wander a haunted house, while ladies outrun fear to a pumpkin themed progressive game and luncheon. Names of attendees listed with playful mischief and polite exile threats.
State good roads associations map a week of organized agriculture events January 19 to 26. Governor Morehead will speak along with Fredrickson of Omaha on the Lincoln Memorial highway. Parloe of Minden discusses Omaha Lincoln Denver Road. Richardson author of the road drag law speaks on Practical Road Dragging. A general discussion follows. Location is the state farm with date to be determined.
Local and personal notes list individuals visiting Sidney or traveling from nearby towns. Phelix Polacek from town on Saturday and several residents from Sunol, Potter, Dalton, Lodgepole, Weyerts, Ickes ranch, North Divide, and Lodgepole show up through midweek, including ex-county commissioner Robert Emanuelson.
Mrs Oberfelder and her daughters Hazel and Leona traveled to Denver on Tuesday and have rented apartments for the winter season.
Simon Fishman, Cheyenne County treasurer and Sidney businessman, was appointed by Governor Morehead as Nebraska delegate to the American Jewish Emancipation International Congress in Berlin January 23 to 31, 1914. He will visit Berlin near his father's home, and begins preparations to sail. Fishman also leads the State Association of Treasurers and runs farming operations in the county.
Sidney shoppers are urged to buy from Knight Campbell Music Co for a 1913 list of over 100 piano and player piano models. The ad promises savings of 50 to 75 dollars on pianos and up to 150 dollars on player pianos, with freight prepaid and money back satisfaction guaranteed. The message highlights the store’s 40 years of experience and its status as Denver’s West’s Largest and Oldest music house at 1625-31 California St.
An unsolicited testimonial claims Chamberlain's Tablets cured chronic dyspepsia after years of struggle. W. J. Mattison of Hornellsville NY praises the medicine as more effective than any other he tried. Sold by all dealers.
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