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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1912
Page
8
Resident photo and blocks for sale in Wellner's addition to Sidney. Bilocke 320 dollars and late 100 dollars each. Inquire of Gu a Wellner. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph five cents each.
Price reasonable drilling services advertised by Livoni and Son and Peter Liodgaard. Contact for details on borehole drilling, well installation, and repairs. Local availability and quotes provided.
A collection of rental offers and sales notices from Sidney Nebraska including furnished houses for rent rooms in Callahan Block and downtown four room cottage, a Stewitts residence with two lots and a stone barn, yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts, Registered Duroc Jersey pigs at Montauk Ranch managed by Harry Selch, land parcels in Cheyenne County with partial cash and 10 year terms, plus inquiries to Robt A Barlow F E Brown and Sidney Lumber Company.
Emory Planck of Sunol Nebraska advertises rag carpet weaving using an improved flying shuttle machine at reasonable prices.
By the day or job. Satisfaction guaranteed. Leave word at Darnell's Barber Shop. Fred Williams.
The card expresses gratitude for kindness and help during sorrow, noting that the writers Vv. A. Klein and daughters reach out with thanks and prayers for those who offered support. Also advertised is a six room house for rent with inquiries welcome.
The Ladies of the Mac cabees extend sincere thanks to friends who contributed to the luncheon proceeds held Thursday night. Gratitude goes to those unable to attend who sent donations through their friends, says Flossie Belle Hastings, Record Keeper.
Threshing will soon finish in Leafdale with neighbors Albert and Rosa Jacobson and Miss Duggar visiting Gust Erickson. Mrs John Johnson and Miss Mabell Erickson visited M Leafdale. Ericksons received a new range. A Smith dance drew a good crowd and another is planned November 23.
Those who brought in the ballot boxes Wednesday were Henry Vick Union Valley precinct Frank Campbell Potter Emory Planck Colton E H Sanders Trognitz J W Harris Lodgepole Herman Folkerts Eagle E A Mayer Davison P C Kirkpatrick Chambers August Pultz Bronson.
Local items report J D Wilmes from Lodgepole visiting Wednesday and Mrs Lehmkuhl from Lodgepole visiting Mrs Knox Thursday. H H Junken traveled from Dalton on business Thursday and Edward Walsh visited as a prosperous Ickes farmer. Jacob Meyer drove from Davis to bring precinct returns. Thomas F E Quinn filed final homestead proof November 7 with witnesses A B Knox and L F Cunningham. The west section house moved west near the Trognitz home. S N Dicken and family open a new bakery with delivery planned. Lewis Brott and wife from Sextorp spent part of the week here. Mrs Brott attended the mission while he met with commissioners. Ancient Order of United Workmen and Degree of Honor plan November 27 Thanksgiving eve dance and supper, moved from Thanksgiving evening per patrons’ wishes.
The Ladies of the Maccabees hosted a ten cent lunch last Thursday evening with the message Every body come and bring everybody with you. The hall was full under the orderly planning of Mrs Kreuger and a live committee. Net proceeds totaled $21.27 for the evening’s work.
A free Hair Demonstration at the Metropolitan Hotel promises something interesting each minute, inviting attendees to discover new styles and techniques in a lively, practical showcase.
Mrs R O North and Mrs M D Filmore, hair experts from Denver, arrived in Sidney Friday and are stationed at the Metropolitan Hotel. Their ads appear elsewhere in this issue, inviting local ladies to learn hair care and styling.
Wm Bundy of Potter visited our burg Thursday. Kari Rutner of Sunol traded in town Wednesday. Anton Krupel of Lodgepole visited Thursday. Gustav Smith came down from the Dalton divide Tuesday. Banker J A Woten visited from Potter Thursday. C Gunderson drove from his Potter ranch Thursday. County Treasurer Fishman collected sixteen hundred dollars from tax sales this week. Fritz Kurtz returned from an eastern sojourn. E E Carrington of Johnson county spent Monday tending to county property interests. Mrs Katherine Shelly arrived Thursday night from Idaho to visit the B A Jones family and friends. Jim Davison came from Kellyville California to stay with family at the Ickes ranch. Miss Freda Hammer visited two days with her sister Mrs Ed Ahrens returning to North Platte Thursday. Mrs Harry Mantor and baby of Lodgepole returned home after visiting Dr and Mrs Mantor. Election returns were delivered election night at the opera house by Tobin and Kruse reports. Thomas Oleson of Kansas City Missouri located here in the shoe shop recently sold by Mr Jansk y. E S Carlton of North Platte associated with him. Miss Ella Williams returned from a month in Lincoln Omaha Fremont and North Platte. she went as a Rebecca grand lodge delegate and as a Degree of Honor delegate visiting friends.
County commissioners in regular session awarded the steel furniture contract for the courthouse to The Omaha Printing Co. Representative Mr Reed was present and displayed samples of steel furnishings and wood equivalents.
County Treasurer Fishman departs tomorrow for Lincoln to confer with State Treasurer's Association officers. He serves as vice president and will help formulate a program and fix a date for their annual meeting.
Chas Heimer suffered eye injury on election day while hammering iron. A piece of iron struck him, severing part of his eye. Heimer remarks many with worse eyes struggle for livelihood on street corners with tin cups and hand organs.
The writer blasts Republicans for losing votes and praises Wilson, noting plans to remove dog taxes and urging Democrats to celebrate. A neighbor town reportedly had a shooting incident, with vague details and a suggestion to cut out the song if wine and women were the cause.
Attendance rises across evening morning and afternoon services with members from out of town joining. The Strollers Male Quartet performed, Rev Birch and Mr Eddins plan farewell Sunday, sacred concert Saturday night features Lyceum entertainers, and Sunday features include Birch speaking on The Winning Church and Church Membership and Secret Societies with a farewell address Alone in the Crowd.
D R Jones spent Wednesday in Peetz assisting to unload the cars of two immigrants who have each purchased a half section in this county near Lorenzo and who will make extensive improvements on the land.
Mrs Patrick Rowland and children and Mrs Mayme Hagerty arrived Thursday to attend the mission and will be guests over Sunday of the King and Fishman families.
The Free Hairdressing demonstration opens Wednesday November 13 at the Metropolitan Hotel Room 20 ground floor and continues for one week. All ladies are cordially invited to attend.
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