Bulls for Sale in Potter Nebraska
Full blood Herefords advertised for sale at noon near Potter Nebraska. Owner John M Adams invites interested buyers to inspect and call for details on purchasing the animals.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
9
Full blood Herefords advertised for sale at noon near Potter Nebraska. Owner John M Adams invites interested buyers to inspect and call for details on purchasing the animals.
Six room house is described as located in the southeast part of town on a corner lot with vig shade trees. Inquiries are directed to this office.
To buy five or six good farms north or south of Sidney. Inquire at once of Herman Springer, Sidney, Neb.
Land sale notice for a northeast quarter dated June 15 1952 in Cheyenne county Nebraska. Seller listed as C J Berk Land Scuttebluff Neb with price unspecified.
Job notice seeks a dependable man to work on a ranch by day or month. Inquiries directed to the office for details and application.
Greenlee and Benson offer a span of driving horses for sale. The notice provides no further details on price age or condition.
Published and for sale by the Telegraph. Price is 35 cents each. Items mailed to any address upon receipt of the price.
Private sale of household goods listed under Mrs EpMuND Doran of Sidney Nebraska.Filed details unobtainable in the readable fragment.
Notice of dissolution of the partnership Brady & Nelson by mutual consent at Potter Cheyenne County Nebraska. All debts to be paid to Grant Brady and all claims presented to him. Dated September 24 1907. Grant Brady Fred Nelson.
The Weekly Inter Ocean a Chicago weekly linked to a great daily paper offers national world news, stories, home and farm sections with editorials from a republican viewpoint. Reg price listed at a dollar for Inter Ocean and a dollar fifty for the Telegraph, with a combined subscription rate stated but cut off in text.
A. A. Clark & Co. sells fancy soft drinks and promotes value. The Telegraph office offers typewriter carbon paper and other services. E. W. Macaless lists contact number 88 for inquiries. Furnished rooms for rent with or without board, Mrs J C Hopson. Wind mills Eclipse Aermotor and Challenge marketed by Essie. A young man seeks a reliable house position with grocery and banking experience, 22 years old, references available, care Telegraph.
Realty transfers compiled by Clkeyenne county abstract company list multiple deeds during Sept 1907. Transactions include C A Morrill to C Hl Morrill undivided interest in lots 10 18 1 block 38 Bridgeport for 31.00. various exchanges involving Wm Wright, W W Dempster, Oscar A Torgerson, Patrick Aylward, and others across Bridgeport South Bayard Potter and nearby blocks with prices ranging from 1.00 to several thousand dollars. Continuous entries show transfers in Bridgeport and surrounding townships with undivided interests and full lot sales.
Church notices announce Sunday October 13 services at Trinity Lutheran with Sunday school at 9 45 a m, worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m, Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evening services move up half an hour until spring with Endeavor at 6 30 and church at 7 30. Holy communion will be celebrated both morning and evening next Sunday.
Community items update readers on residents moving to Miller Nebraska and returns from travel. Contemplates county division, river and harbor needs, and lawfulness concerns. Reports on land sales crops potatoes and a minor accident plus lost bracelet and piano ad.
In North Colton Mr and Mrs Jacob Whisler plan a month long trip visiting relatives in Elwood Lincoln and Litchfield before returning home to vote against county division. G C Lingenfelter of Seattle visits relatives. era homesteader George and Mrs L connect to James Zimmerman. Local coal scarcity and farming chatter follow with threshing outfits sold and new homes noted.
In Dalton new lumber office and shed finished while Steve Davis races to complete a large residence. Mr Miller plans a new home this week and Mr Woolsey starts a store and post office building. Teachers report 29 pupils first month with 20 average attendance.
In CLARA column two threshing machines operate and close season. Wimer viewed Dal ton last Sunday. Swatzlander of Sidney visited with homeseekers. Daugherty went to Sidney for furniture. Mrs. Quinn and son visited Shrear Ranch. Wm Moore of Marlow called. Mrs. A Kruse and son stayed at Kruse ranch. Mrs Geo Baker left for Axtell to visit parents. Winner digs potatoes for L Cunningham.
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