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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
8
Century firet class price reasonable. E. W Murluess phone 75. Da alproof letter file for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional map of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Presents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
Land ad offers a 480 acre farm about three miles west of Dalton adjoining Thos Freeman's property. No better land in Cheyenne County. For particulars write J. W. Casey, Chamber of Commerce Bldg Chicago. Also mentions Ford repairs by Andy Brott and car oils by Marshal Oil Co. Prices available via Reid Cylinders and Fundingland Transfer Co.
240 acres ten miles south of Potter Nebraska section 20 township 13 range 2 with $1 700 worth of improvements for cash sale details by Ben Barron owner Potter Neb or Louis Wasem Sidne y Neb. Also old newspapers for pantry shelves and carpet linings and many other uses large supply of second hand heating stoves for churches or schools by R E L Jackson Two houses for rent one five room and one four room cottage with electric light and water contact Mrs B W Prazey Phone 79 Second hand heating stoves wanted by R BE L Jackson
Andy Brott advertises a first class blacksmith ready to perform horseshoeing, plow work, wagon work, and related metal tasks.
Two business lots with 44 foot frontage and 132 feet depth on Linete Highway. Inquiries to Miss Minnie Studt in Sidney or to owner Mrs J T Thoelecke 207 North Main St Pocatello Idaho. Wanted furnished house or rooms for light housekeeping for winter.
Classified item requests an improved term by Adolph Engstrom at Pex Park in Wyoming. The needy party seeks rental accommodation terms and indicates location.
Classified note from A B Knox advertises a for sale set of coil bed springs. No additional details or contact information provided.
Mrs H Polak of New York City departed Monday for San Francisco where she will stay indefinitely. She has been the guest ten days of Mrs Joseph Oberfelder. The two ladies were school mates in girlhood and share a delightful visit. Mrs F G Griffith and sister Mrs Lipps of Philadelphia left last Friday for Omaha to visit their sister Mrs Green before Mrs Lipps proceeds to her far eastern home. The lady spent the summer here and formed a circle of friends who will remember her.
Mr and Mrs Wellner of Neuvoo Illinois left Monday after a brief visit with brother Gus Wellner and family. They will travel via Denver and plan stops across several states including California noting the Exposition, returning by a southern route.
Four-room cottage on west Lincoln Highway listed for 850 dollars with 3006 cash and monthly payments afterward. Also offers stable and rear shed rental at five dollars per month. Inquiries at this office.
A town notice invites customers to inspect a line of mowers hay rakes and cultivators offered at competitive prices and solid construction. It emphasizes value and quality for buyers in the area.
A great variety of farm machinery in stock which we must sell regardless of price. Now is the time to get standard machinery at a very low price. Call up stairs in the Harper building.
The Knight-Campbell Music Co of Denver advertises a piano for quick disposal. They offer rental credits toward purchase or immediate sale at a special easy payment price, with viewing arranged by writing for full particulars and viewing location in Sidney.
H W Struble of Potter sold horses locally on Saturday. C C Nelson of Bridgeport visited Sidney by auto. Jacob Glenn of Gothenburg conducted business here this week. A J Jorgenson now of Omaha did business early in the week. Dr Hedlund and wife and J H Willis of Dalton arrived by auto Saturday. The P E O society met with Mrs Hall Monday evening for an enjoyable session. Miss Clara Klein left for Denver to study music. A M Oberfelder visited his mother from Denver Thursday, who is in poor health. Mr and Mrs Fred Korsmeyer shopped in Sidney Monday. Fred Dawson and family returned to Sidney Monday. he has disposed of his drug store in Laramie and is considering other locations.
Photographer H. G. Hall traveled to Denver on Monday to stay a few days and study the latest developments in photography. Mrs. E. P. Swan hosted a Thursday gathering at 500 with a 20 table luncheon noted for its three courses and delicious fare.
L Jessen and wife left Wednesday for Omaha to attend Billy Sunday meetings. A E Mayers hired plasterers for a new house fourteen miles northwest. Fred H Spicer of Portland stayed in town en route to Minneapolis. Alfred Shipman of Belle Fourche takes ten days off to visit parents. Mrs Julia Ahrens returns to Denver winter quarters. Mr and Mrs Albert Jeudes and children drive to Thayer County to visit relatives. Joe Petersen of Lyons tours Colorado and visits Beyer cousins. T H Spiker and sons holiday trip to Bridgeport and Courthouse Rock. Mrs Ed Smith and three Oakland residents join Ed Smith’s family Sunday. William Jeudes returns to Deshler after visit with sons. Mrs Van Valkenberg and Mrs Lou Garey travel from Peetz. Gareys plan to move to Sidney.
Notice shows Jesse C McNish C H McNish and H H Ostenberg forming The Sidney State Bank in Sidney Nebraska with 25000 authorized capital to commence July 15 1915 and terminate July 15 1966, to be run by a board of directors and officers including president vice president and secretary cashier. other items note chiropractor license for L A Brown and local residents Harm Fecht and wife of Union Valley.
The hotel registers show heavy travel in all directions with many transfers. Auto tourists contribute to hotel business while numerous land seekers keep activity lively this pleasant month.
After moving to the second floor of the Harper Building the vendor announces special prices on hardware enamel ware and plain and fancy dishes. Some items are extra fine for the holidays and a cut price is offered to clear stock. Call and inspect.
V. F. Kucera offers one dollar reward for the return of a Duck Brand rain coat with red duck label No 8938S left hanging Saturday evening at E. S. Tylers Barber Shop.
Quick price and terms sought for 160 or 320 acre parcels in Cheyenne County. Advert prompts include CX Care The Telegraph. Also offers shown: five gallons gasoline and a 75c spark plug for $1.00 at Andy Brott's Auto Livery. Fred Dresser Farm Loans invites loan requests with farm description to Claude L. Alden, Kimball, Neb. For Sale: Section 31, Tp 15, Range 51 west 6th p.m., Cheyenne County Nebraska, four and one half miles east of Potter, near Lincoln Highway. owner John H. Pope Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Two adjoining lots with a dwelling are offered for sale near the Freight depot along Front Street East. Prospective buyers may consult First National Bank for details and arrangements.
Large heater for sale. Heats and holds fire well, Mrs. Mac Radcliffe. Also advertised is a small barrel of the famous Oil Pull tractor oil praised as the best by users. Full guarantee offered.
The National Auction System Sales Co promotes a large land sale at Peetz Colorado with on-site facilities for day and night operations. An eating tent can feed 1000 plus, sleeping tents cover about 500, as locals are invited to the Old Settlers Frontiers Big Festival on Saturday October 9 offering a regular country chicken dinner at standard prices.
An official notice states that any attempt to secure a lien on the south half of section 227 in township 16 range 52 west or its crops is fraudulent and strictly forbidden. Dated October 4 1915. O Nelson.
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