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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1912
Page
6
The Commissioner appointed to locate a road along the Union Pacific Right of Way has reported in favor of establishing the road. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon January 14, 1913. If not filed, the road will be established as No 211A.
Dentistry first class prices reasonable. E W Marwlnness phone 75. Resident lots and blocks for sale in Wellner's addition to Sidney. Block $320. Lot $100 each. Inquire Gus Wellner. Doubt-proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each.
Price reasonable well drilling offered by Livoni and Son or Peter Lindgaard with contact for service.
For Rent. Three office rooms and one apartment of three rooms and bath in Callahan Block. Enquire of Robt A Barlow.
For sale cheaply the Stowlttu residence with two lots and buildings. Also a stone barn and rear lot. See J L MelIntosh for particulars.
Yearling and two year old thoroughbred colts and Registered Duroc Jersey pigs. Montauk Ranch, Harry Selch, Manager. Postoffice: Sidney, Neb.
Hard coal stove and Ford auto offered for sale or trade. Tailor Adolph Swenson advertises repairs and cleaners. Rent options include a large furnished room in Gapen Building and three cottages via Leroy Martin. Land sale: 12 quarter sections in Cheyenne County Nebraska with 10 year financing. Sidney and local notices list multiple property and vehicle deals.
Edith M Stark visited schools on the divide Thursday. L Jones came from Hastings to see his son Carl on St George ranch. M Ramella spent much of the week in Lodgepole on plumbing. D B Amsden of Omaha visited Miss Mabel Wallick late week. T M Bickett and wife host a son and family who arrived last Wednesday. M D Berg visited Ed Puthoff on their homestead early week. W C T U began bi monthly meetings Friday at Mrs Hall. Dr Robert Elksdson, ex hospital steward, died Thursday in Danville Iowa. Naomi Hansen niece of Mrs Yeagle returned to Stratton. William Thompson, chair Dem State Central committee, in town Tuesday. Alfred Torgerson uncle of O A Torgerson visited. Wildy of Mergenthaler Synotype company called on office Wednesday. Dr Owen of Beresford may locate here if suitable office rooms found. M A Shipman Burlington agent visited Bridgeport Wednesday. Town reported humming along to the goal.
WANTED TO BUY. A relinquishment in Cheyenne county. Also ten quarter sections of land direct from owner. Must be cheap and good terms. THOMAS OLESON SHOE SHOP, Sidney, Nebr.
Eli C. Henderson completed final homestead proof before County Judge Gapen on November 20. Witnesses listed were W. W. Chowins and E. C. Henderson.
Native stock hogs offered by H. R. Fuller for sale in Sidney at the Burlington stockyards this Thursday November 28 with viewing available at the yards.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a bazaar at Thornburg's hall Potter Nebraska on November 30. Lunch will be served all day and nice goods sold. Come early to avoid the rush.
We thank friends who lightened our heavy grief with hopeful words and kind deeds. Special thanks to the choir whose melody brought balm to our troubled hearts. ERNEST KRUSE and CHILDREN.
One red and one black heifer without brands are available to the owner who proves ownership and pays expenses. Owner John McCleneghan may claim them to gain recognition.
Help wanted ad seeking a second hand wind mill. Inquire at this office for details and arrangements.
A quantity of lumber brick and tile to be disposed of cheap. Can be seen on court house grounds. C. E GOODHAND Contractor.
Resolutions express sorrow for the death of neighbor Florence Kline. The charter will be draped in mourning, and copies sent to her family county paper and camp minutes. Committee: Elizabeth Gree nler Lena Gates Annie Wright. Also an ad notes a six room house for sale or rent via H T Doran.
The A. O. U. W. initiated a large class last night with few details available at press time. Charles Pickering and Grand Deputy Walling have been active this week and secured many new members.
Mr and Mrs M A Shipman left home and business Saturday morning to spend a few days in Denver on a honeymoon anniversary trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gage stopped Tuesday evening to visit the latter's uncle Gus Wellner and his family. The couple, recently married at the bride's Nauvoo Illinois home, are en route to a new home in Nevada.
J W Reinmuth and Grant Brady with Will Stanley visited town from Dalton and Potter respectively. Leon Fine traveled to Denver and returned. Miss Mabel Leafdale attended a teachers examination here. Mr and Mrs A S Hardy hosted the 600 Club. D R Jones returned from Sioux City as land buyers followed. Joe Swenson returned from a two week trip to Lincoln Omaha and other cities, seeking hats to settle a bet and noted as having corkers.
Grace Hornaday suffered a severe injury at school when she collided with a tree during a pom pull game. The accident left her nose swollen and eyes nearly swollen shut, with a wrecked countenance, prompting concern over the frequency of such dangerous childhood mishaps.
The Protean Concert Company, a five member group with four ladies and one man, will entertain at the high school auditorium on Thanksgiving evening at 8:30 p.m. The show comes after moving from the U P to Burlington and is offered at unusually low terms since no lecture course is scheduled this year. The regular tour price is $100 per night.
A. A. Clark advertises No. 1 winter apples including Wine saps Black Twig Ben Davis Willow Twig Gano in barrels 75 cents per bushel. Also sweet cider 30 cents per gallon. Bring your own sacks.
The Board of Village Trustees met November 15 1912 in regular session with E W Ziebert presiding. Accounts were approved including road funds cement cross ing gravel surveying street work and cemetery maintenance. An ordinance extending the fire limits was passed. A cement crossing was ordered on Vine Street. The Board adjourned.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wagner on November 15. The announcement notes the new arrival in the family.
Mrs Banta leaves tonight for Wheatland to visit her daughter Mrs E C Davis who is very ill from a nervous breakdown caused by prolonged insomnia due to altitude. She plans to bring Mrs Davis back home when she can travel.
Union meetings are planned at the Lutheran church on Thanksgiving morning at 10 30. Rev Mitchell will deliver the sermon and all are invited. Sunday services at the Methodist church include Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m with Baptismal Services and reception of members. Epworth League gathers at 6 45 p m followed by preaching at 7 30 p m. Sermon topics include Growing and Holding Hands at the Lutheran church next Sunday. The pastor will preach at Potter Sunday afternoon.
Boilermaker Leo Young and wife left for Lincoln for business. Robert W. Ashburn of Gering entered U P service as fireman and will move his family to Cheyenne. Wrecker foreman Schroeder reports a lull in work. an outfit car burned minor damage. Double track now running from three miles east of Sidney to Sidney yards. Three miles east of town to Chappell yet without double track. Firefighter John White’s departure noted and Fred Chart covering. Hamilton of Omaha eyed land near Andy Ladine's. Colonel Price and Grant L. Shumway of Scottsbluff en route to Lincoln. Shirleys coming December 6 at the Opera House. A Chicago man killed his wife with an axe over supper, then lacked his own dinner.
J W Copeland of Dayton Ohio bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy for his boy with a cold and the cure came before the bottle was used. Is that not better than paying a five dollar doctor bill. For sale by all dealers.
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