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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
8
A mixed local notice lists new millinery weekly at Fish Mang, pasture for rent, realty inquiry by Western Realty Co, dental services and estimates, hay for sale by bale or carload, rental ads for furnished rooms, sale of a windmill and steel tower, a lost dog pair in Sidney Nebraska with reward, a button sewing notice from Tucker's tailor shop, and a cement contractor contact.
The undersigned will sell 90 head of mixed horses at McDaniel's corral Sidney on Saturday December 5 at 1 PM. The lot includes work horses, some broken. Terms: one year for bankable notes with 10 percent interest, or 5 percent discount for cash. Owner Gus Wellner, with a note by C. S. Anderson. One hundred head of all sizes at the ranch west of Sidney Neb.
Property owner Gus Wellner of Sidney Nebraska prohibits hunting on his land for sections 24 25 26 and 30 31 township 14 range 50 and 49 including the southwest quadrant and northwest half of adjacent sections. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Also mentions Christmas shopping in local ads for millinery china and Baldwin's.
H G Miller and wife did heavy trading in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jurgenson of Weyerts shopped in town Tuesday Newton Foster of Camp Stool ranch brought in a load of potatoes Tuesday. Mrs W P Miles went to Omaha Tuesday evening to spend Thanksgiving with her daughters at Brownell Hall. R E Mason manager of Belmont Canal Co and J C Baldwin were guests in the Radcliff home for Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs L Gunderman and baby depart ed Monday for Pittsburg Pennsylvania to visit her parents. Attorneys Miles and McIntosh went to Lincoln Sunday to attend Boyer case affairs. Mrs D K Wright departed Tuesday for Afton Iowa after a month with her daughter. Roller skating at the rink Saturday evening. Dorcas society met with Mrs Jessen to tie comforters for celebration Thanksgiving. Scarlet fever epidemic in Bridgeport, but likely confined to four families. School closed until November thirtieth at which time if no new cases develop it will reopen. Paul Sandoz arriving Bayard from Switzerland greeted by neighbors. Wheater Milling carried on by Drs Benda & Frazey as usual. General feed grinding done.
Four years after lighting Sidney in 1905 the Sidney Electric Service Co appeals to business leaders to support the plant or risk closing. The firm notes its $30 000 investment and wages paid while criticizing gasoline users among local merchants who prefer fossil fuel. If not supported, streets may return to darkness and the town lose a sign of thrift.
In the election L. L. Raymond, Republican, won state senate with 7,405 votes to Orin Reed’s 6,323, a 1,082 majority. Voter gains since 1906 totaled 6,484. In the same district B. K. Bushee led with 5,051 votes to Buchanan’s 3,998, a 1,053 majority.
Worship with sermon times at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning theme begins a series on The Holy Child Jesus with Sub jecta a.m. The evening asks Where is the Soul After Death. Temperance service in Sunday school at 9:45. Luther League at 6:30 p.m. Louis F. Gunderman. Fishman advertises full line of pictures in all sizes.
The Union Valley substantial farmers H. G. Miller Herman Fecht George Folkerta Chris Jurgens Jurgens Folkertas and Charles Ravert with their ladies visited town for Thanksgiving trading from Tuesday to Wednesday. Mrs Milton Abrena is recovering from erysipelas. Baldwin's offers cheap china and furniture sales to clear stock for the holidays. Proceeds support missionary work. Mrs E W Murless.
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