Two Oak stores for sale and local ads
Multiple notices advertise two round Oak stores for sale and various wants and rentals. CHas Callahan invites Maynard Osborn to install window lights, pasture for rent offered by Western Realty Co, dust-proof files for sale, and cement contractor H H Bockstadter provides estimates. Other items include hay for sale, Reno room rentals, windmill tower for sale, a Thanksgiving ball at the opera house, room rental, a play at Tobin Opera House, a 4 5 room house wanted for rent, a good girl for housework, and Tucker's tailor shop offering a new button machine.
Ranch Report of One Hundred Head at Sidney Nebraska
A ranch west of Sidney Nebraska reports one hundred head of cattle of all sizes. C. S. Anderson notes the stockyard tally and indicates the herd is prepared for sale or market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Neb. C
Anderson
Telephone Rent Discount Announced by Local Company
The Independent Telephone Co announces a five percent cash discount on telephone rents paid quarterly in advance starting December 5 1908 at the First National Bank in Sidney Nebraska. President B A Jones signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent Telephone Co
First National Bank
Sidney
Neb
B. A. Jones
Terms for Gums and Unclaimed Letters Listing
One year term on all gums over five dollars for bankable notes at ten percent interest from date. No property to be removed until sale terms are met. Advertised Letter List from Sidney Nebraska announces unclaimed names and requests contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Whisler
H. G. Miller
A. K. Greenlee
Sidney Neb
Sidney Post Office
Garber Howe Entertainers At High School Auditorium
Wednesday November 18 at the High School Auditorium Garber Howe entertainers present a program of banjo and violin solos saxophone solos magic twenty minutes vocal solos and banjo guitar duets. The event is the second number on the high school lecture course and begins at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Chalet Garber
Chas
Marcus Howe
Maude Ingram Howe
Local residents and visitors noted in city roundup
J J Grimes from Irving Isaac Bybee and George Hume from Bridgeport Hugh Slawaon of Lodgepole attended court N C Wysong of Bayard in town several days Mark Spanogle of Bridgeport stayed several days in the city William Pullen and J E Hunter from Bayard in Sidney this week Mr and Mrs George Boyer registered at a local hotel John Hagerty and J A Hagerty of Bridgeport in the city Ed Walsh of Ickes North divide men came to town Tuesday S C Bixby and bridge crew worked this end of the division this week C R Forbes went to Omaha on business with large enterprises Mr and Mrs Fred Lehmkuhl in town Saturday en route from Sonsie farm to Lodgepole W J Shoemaker left last week for a one month vacation mostly in Illinois Odd Fellows hall gaining new cornice appearance M Costello ill with Brights disease still not well S R Brewster and wife of Brush Colorado visited relatives Miss Wolford from state university arrived to arrange for boys and girls exhibit Superintendent Ritchie worked to make exhibit good Item from Devel county stockman Sam P Delatour indicted by federal grand jury for fencing over 4000 acres pledging to appear in federal court in North Platte next January
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam P. Delatour
Devel County
Sam
North Platte
Praise for Dr Gustafson lecture at Hering Medical College
President Boynton of Hering Medical College Chicago commends Dr Gustafson for a lecture course that satisfied the faculty and delighted students. He praises Gustafson as clear and comprehensive, with direct relevance and memorable presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Boynton
Hering Medical College
Chicago
Gustafson
Hering College
Gustafson Lectures Stir Praise at Methodist Church
Dr. Frank A. Gustafson will lecture Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. The press in places he has spoken calls him clear magnetic and sensible. He is praised as entertaining and profitable for listeners. J. W. Reinmuth of Dalton visited town late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Gustafson
Methodist
Sidney Court Week Brings Local Visitors and Arrivals
A parade of Bayard, Dalton, Bridgeport, and Bayard residents visited Sidney this week. Judges, jurors, and teachers circulated with families and church groups while officials and educators attended events in Lincoln.
Hint to Home Merchants on Beating Catalogues
D M Carr argues home merchants can rival big city catalogs by using local newspapers to reach customers weekly. He notes catalog publishers gross near fifty million yearly from ink and ads while home businesses can match prices and reduce costs, addressing patronage leakage to large houses.
Not Confined to Farmers and the Home Merchant Policy
The passage argues against the idea that only farmers are confided to buying from catalog houses. It identifies local workers and public servants as dependent on the town for wages and living, yet they buy from distant suppliers. It condemns retail merchants who favor city suppliers over local trades, calling it a personal crisis for community commerce.
Shade trees need care amid city improvements and traffic
It takes careful watering and protection for young shade trees in towns. Cars, horses, and kids threaten branches, and asphalt, curbs, and cement sidewalks depress them. Gas and other modern conveniences are lethal to urban trees, say public authorities and property owners.
Playhouse Drama Promises Witty Dialogue and Thrills
A lively stage production at Tobin opera house offers witty dialogue and intense dramatic situations. Enjoyable for all ages, the show runs on Wednesday evening November 18.
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Tobin Opera House
Grand Chief of Honor Sues To Contest Election
Mrs Mary Latky sues in Lancaster district court contesting the Mayme Cleaver election as grand chief of honor for D of H and A O U W Latky claims Cleaver did not win a majority though she received 143 votes to Latky 137 and McGhan 5 Mosashart the grand medical examiner allegedly cast a vote without authority according to the constitution
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Mary Latky
Lancaster District Court
Mayme Cleaver
Garber-Howe Entertainers Impress Atmore Audience
The Garber-Howe Entertainers delivered what some call the best entertainment in Atmore. A splendid audience greeted the company and remained engaged for about two hours, showing high interest and appreciation. Spectrum, Atmore, Alabama.
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Atmore
Garber-Howe
Alabama
Garber-Howe Entertainers At High School Auditorium
The Garber-Howe Entertainers present a largely musical program in the high school auditorium beginning promptly at 8 o clock on Wednesday November 18. Audience members are urged to arrive early to ensure no part of the performance is missed.
The Girl and The Stampede at Tob in Opera House
A brief notice promoting The Girl and The Stampede described as a pretty lively romance full of beauty and comedy. It advertises a performance at Tob in the opera house on November 18.
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Tobin Opera House
Dorcas Society Ties Comforts at Radcliff's Thursday
The Dorcas society tied comforts at Radcliff's on Thursday, delivering knitted items and care to those in need. Local volunteers organized the event to assemble warm comforts for community members.
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Dorcas Society
Radcliff
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Leo E. Osborn
Fishmans
Round Oak
Chas. Callahan
Maynard Osborn
Western Realty Co
E. W. Murrluess
Telegraph
H. H. Bockstadter
Chas. Trognitz
Herman Schroeder
Opera House
Ren
A. D. Stewarts
Tucker's Tailor Shop
Fishman’s
Harper & Wright Funeral Directors
C. M. Wright
Nebraska
Angelo Omiiano
Mackintosh Gust Maxes
D Smith
Chas R Blue
Chas Nelson Joe Kt Jones Thos
Martin OA
Reghtol
Wetherill
W F Warris Carl J Freeman
Keliskinick
J Norton
L Rimneth
Ely Geo Lone Frank R Miller Emanuelle Guttl
Anna Cooper
Plarce
E. McLeRrnon
the Opera House
Devault
J.J Grimes
Irving
Isaac Bybee
George Hume
Bridgeport
Hugh Slawaon of
Lodgepole
N.C. Wysong of
Bayard
Mark Spanogle
William Pullen
J E. Hunter Bayard
George Boyer
John Hagerty
J. A. Hagerty
City
Ed Walsh
Ickes
North Divide
S. C. Bixby
C. R. Forbes
Omaha
Fred Lehmkuhl
Sonsie Farm
Illinois
Odd Fellows Hall
M. Costello
Bright
S. R. Brewster
Brush
Colorado
Mr. Brewster
C. J. Osborn
Bewley Brothers
Miss Wolford
State University
Ritchie
Dr. Gustafson
J. W. Reinmuth of
Dalton
M. M. Richards
Alliance
John Keith of
R. P. Stowell of
Sextorp
Steve Babb
D. Wagner
Angora
William Busacker
John King
J. H. Daggy of
Lewis Willson
Redington
Olaf Lindberg
Lisco
James McFarland
Walter Brines
L. R. North
S. L. Becker
R. B. Whitlam
WU. M. Clare
Cyrus
Mica Edith Sage
Simla
Eldo Matthews
A. B. Knox
Ladies Aid Society
J. R. Mason
Wheatland, Wyo
M. A. Shipman
S. Graves
Bishop Graves
A. S. Corbett
Ed Bowser
Mrs. Schickland
Colburn
Wn. Peters
Henry Kemp
Tom Roberts
Roy Lambert
Mrs. Newton Wittera
Laura, Colo
Lincoln
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
D. M. Carr
Dwight (Ill
Carr
Cc. M. Hadley, H. T. Doran
H. E. Gapen
Sidney, Nebraska
Herman Springer
I Jeroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
Callahan Block
K C. Beebe
H E. Gapen
Court House
Sidney, Neb
A D. Stowitts
F J. Woitisher
Murless
J.S. Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland, Attorneys AT Law
NorTh Plattre, Nebraska
John
Steuteville
Postoffice
By Victor E. Lambert
Grace Hayes Lambert
A J. Kinnersley
Opera
Montana
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