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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
8
Small sectional map of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Half section of land near Dalton Nebraska and 480 acre farm west of Dalton offered through local agencies. Listings note 500000 financing, terms, and sales inquiries via Bentley Land Co and Fundings Land Transfer Co. Also seeking roomers and table boarders, second hand heating stoves, auto livery, and Thanksgiving turkey orders at Bornaday Store with contact mentions for C h milwaukee area commerce and Chicago agents. Includes references to Mat sr al Oil Co oils and greases and various agent notes.
Southeast 4 percent section 19 township 33 range 49 all Lillable level 3 percent wiles south of Sidney with asking price 2700 per acre 1500 cash and balance in two years or will take 25 per acre all cash listing by H G Dawson 1503 Width St Sioux City Iowa
Classified listing promotes a player piano for sale with payments and mentions a "OAL Pull" tractor oil by Fundingland Transfer Co. The ad claims the oil is the best and fully guaranteed. Topics include vehicle and equipment sales and motor oil promotion.
Fundingsland Investment Co offers farm loans at a low rate. Apply at their office in the Fundingsland block. They advertise 320 acres near Colton at 25 dollars per acre with 44 cash and balance over five years, auctioneered by V. F. Kucera.
The Knight-Campbell Music Co in Denver offers a best piano for quick disposal with options to rent and later buy or sell now at special easy payments. Also a wanted ad seeking hourly work by Mrs. Atherton for washing and housecleaning with phone contact Black 216.
Cold and snow dominate this week as Earl Hiett visits Longmont to see relatives and Dimmicks host guests from the east. Chas Foster builds a new barn while Carl Livoni buys hogs for winter feeding. The Ladies Club met at Mrs Hand, and the telephone company extends lines west to serve farmhouses. Potato overstock persists. corn harvest and potato digging continue. Ideal theatre manager KE Smith plans more entertainment before leaving for Denver. J A Bentley resumes theatre management. The High Road is shown Friday, followed by a strong weekend of plays and a four reel comedy Monday night.
Fred Luff charged with assault on Nels Nelson with intent to kill was bound over for district court by County Judge Jeffers after a preliminary examination in Aurora.
Ellis B Usher of Milwaukee sues Major Madsett of Hastings for 35000 dollars alleging that charges of attempted bribery were false and libelous. The suit seeks damages from the Hastings man.
Four animals described including a bay mare eight years old with white on the forehead and a bay yearling gelding branded on the left jaw. Reward offered for their return or information. Li voni Peel firm collection notice sent to B A Jones with accounts payable at First National Bank. Promotions for mowers, hay rakes, and cultivators in town.
Store for sale described as best paying Sidney business for the invested capital. For details call R. E. L. Jackson. Also offers for sale include a nearly new kitchen cabinet from W. L. McKiernan. Land sale listed in Dal ton Cheyenne County Nebraska and a notice from Mrs Lou Shanes Hartville Missouri.
Public notice describes two adjoining parcels with a dwelling located on Front Street East, adjacent to the freight depot and referencing First National Bank for related details or holding.
Five room house for rent, vacancy November 20. Found near the post office last Friday, a pair of spectacles in a case. Owner may claim by proving property at the Telegraph office and paying for this notice.
Oren Griswold sues L G Simon over threshing bill. case continued thirty days. Klaus J Dykeman estate appoints Lord J Dykeman administrator. Leo E Osborn sues W A McMullan for 125 damages over killing two hounds. case continued. Ole Simonson charged with horse stealing waived examination and bonded 1500 to appear in district court. County Court activities noted.
A brief classified style note advertises baled hay at 50 cents per bale and a well broke gentle family driving mare offered for sale. The contact is Vv. F. Kucera.
Mr and Mrs W E Swatzlander returned Thursday from a brief visit in Denver, ending a short trip with family and friends.
The Aurora mystery in the Nelson Jaiff asault case grows with a shed near Nelsons barn burned. County attorney Whit Mey and others traced automobile tracks to Chapman bridge. A placard reading This is a second and last warning was found on a wagon in Nelsons yard. Luff is cleared of suspicion regarding the fire.
As we go to press the Catholic ladies bazaar and supper are beginning to get into full swing and appear to meet the high standard these ladies have established. Cashier L Neubauer of the First National Bank is spending the week in Colorado.
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