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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1910
Page
8
Multiple short items list furnished rooms for rent, houses for sale, horses for sale, crafts and services, and small notices. Names appear like Mrs Jessie Stokes, Miss Annie Olsen, Gus Wellacer, J M Jackson and Co, E W Marlness, and C J Osborn. Also references to Hartford insurance and a mummy joke from a tour group.
An invitation invites families to a leisurely meal at the LeGrand Hotel with a wide dining option for parents and children to enjoy time together.
Mrs Alva Rose and Mr Eaton and wife thank friends neighbors and Rev Zinnecker for kindness and sympathy and for conducting funeral services over their loved one.
I thank all my friends and neighbors for gathering around me during my bereavement. Your sympathy and many kind offices are gratefully appreciated. William C Couch
Auction notice for private sale of household furniture and stores. Viewable at the former residence in the southwest port of town EB. W. Purnuorr.
For sale or trade a good eight room residence in Sidney offered by Tits Home Land Company.
Oto city and Toleno county officials note Hall's Catarrh Cure claims. An oath sworn December 6, 18xx ties Dr Pranes J Cheney and Co to treatment results and a $500 reward for untreatable catarrh. The notice lists internal use claims and urges readers to send for testimonials.
Mrs Costello is ill with pneumonia. J W Harper visited Bridgeport. M Osborn hunted Wednesday. Ed Stockdick recovers from tonsillitis. Olive Niles returns and will wait tables at Ziebert s. IL S Bancroft did business in Sidney. C C Callahan heads to Denver Kansas points and Omaha for two weeks. R W Baker and wife return from southern Missouri visit. Len Sherwin ships seven cattle cars to Omaha brokers. American Bank shows strong finances. Jack Null trains on mov ing picture machine and aims high. FE Swan attends funeral in Auburn. S C Pederson moves into Kruse building. Mrs Costello improving with nurse from Cheyenne. County Teachers Association to meet in Sidney in December. Band concert anticipated. opera house rented and seating enlarged. Mr and Mrs W P Miles proceed to Newcastle to visit relatives then Brownell Hall for Thanksgiving. Thornburg offers new stock of ladies and children shoes.
Oma Brown has measles. Axel Johnson and Mr Whistler were in Potter Friday. Carey and Franzen in Bridgeport on business. Albert Wymer in Sidney Saturday. Rudolph Kruse returned from Omaha Tuesday. Fred Nelson of Potter was here Tuesday. Mrs Ed Puthoff suffers a severe grippe attack. Miss Katherine Sharmer left Tuesday for Denver. George T Buzza ill this week. Lowell Fuller visiting Northport with sister Mrs Flesher. Newton Foster went to Omaha Sunday for a convention. Mrs Beebe ill but improving. Nurse Kouitz called to Lorenzo Tuesday. G E Hotchkin of Minden visiting land in Cheyenne County. Frame, Bridgeport telephone manager, in Sidney Monday. Ard of Sterling visiting her mother and sisters, then left Sunday. Myron Kruse, Rupert Campbell and others join Sidney measles brigade. A baby born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Beyer nine miles from Sidney. died soon after birth. mother critical. Tom Perkins moves to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. family to follow. Noah Brewer to Omaha for arm operation. bone scraping hoped to restore strength. Texas hot wave noted around 12th–13th. south and midwest weather noted. H H Robinson of Denver visiting, known county resident and cattle judge with ties to Cheyenne County.
C will offer at public auction at my ranch 9 miles northeast of Sidney WroNespay November 23 1910 commencing at 10 o'clock a m. 26 head of horses 26 all big Percherons 22 head of cattle 22 all select milk cows about dozen shoats and 100 chickens and machinery including McCormick binder John Deere cultivators etc Household goods 18 octave organ and kitchen range and household furnishings. Wa H Cary owner A K Greenlee clerk A A Sharp auctioneer.
A casual pitch promotes LeGrand for family style meals where patrons can linger while eating and chatting. It emphasizes generous dining with no time limit.
An economist argues that church and other city organizations pressure members to accept imposing church demands. The piece notes concern over church aided mail order advertising that urges consumers to bypass local retailers and shop direct, harming nearby dry goods merchants.
A Chicago family story recalls scarlet fever fears as children mock quarantine. The youngsters insist they are safe claiming they sat close to a quarantined boy, yet kept distance by pinching noses during the long waiting time.
A front page illustration accompanies a discussion on the city’s priorities. The leaflet questions whether to fund a new playground or expand the local jail, portraying the gang as still forming a path toward good or ill.
A humorous dialogue depicts two husbands complaining about their wives. The shorter man laments his wife's fastidiousness and relates being forced to wear slippers to keep floors pristine. The taller man adds that his wife requires him to wash hands after every button on her blouse.
Mrs W P Miles entertained a Monday afternoon informal luncheon for Miss Mary Muller of Scotts Bluff visiting her aunt Mrs Guy Ferry. Guests included Mrs Guy Ferry, Mrs Tyler, Mrs Swan, Mrs Parks, and Miss Mary Miller the guest of honor. Each guest received a chrysanthemum as she departed. Thornburg advertised a new stock of suitcases and band-bags.
Mrs. Lou Garey of Peetz spent Thursday in Sidney. Miss Alice Garey of Peetz visited in Sidney this week. Carl Batts and George Ritters joined the measles ranks. The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Fundingsland last Saturday. Mrs. Sam Jones of Weyerts Neb was trading in Sidney Monday. Esther Booth will commence teaching at the Ingwerson school next Monday. Mrs. D R Jones will spend Thanksgiving week with her daughter in Denver. Mrs. Andrew Anderson living north of Potter was in Sidney Thursday and will soon move to California with her family. The George Moore building rooms vacated by R W Devoe were redecorated by M Osborn this week. Dr Ward left Tuesday morning to hunt a new location. He hardly gave Sidney a chance.
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