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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
8
Dual proof letters for sale by The Telegraph and various listings for rent rooms and suites. Also sale items including a residence in Wellner’s addition, work horses, cyclone dishwashing machine exchange, rose and white leghorn poultry, nursery stock, and a nurse training opportunity. Public sale announced for Arthur Armstrong at Sidney ranch on Oct 19, 1910. Osborn advertises room moulding and beading.
Sidney Lodge No 9 I O F unanimously adopted resolutions honoring AB Ragan. They note a life of virtue and service to the needy, extend heartfelt sympathy to his family, and order the resolutions entered in minutes and sent to the family. Committee: T. B. Dawson, S. Willis, C. F. Liebhart.
Notice that the partnership between W.R. Wood and L. G. Pitts in the Nebraska Land Co. is dissolved with L. G. Pitts reviving from the firm. Sidney, Nebraska. October 3, 1910.
Half section of valley land four miles from Sidney for sale. 70 acres in cultivation with nearly all arable. Price forty dollars per acre. Trade possible with Sidney property. Also offering thirty yearling horses at twenty dollars each. Contact Carl Sprenger.
Listing for the south half of block 9 Wellner's addition with fenced lot and good greens near 1924 Q St University Place Neb. Contact J. O. Lopu at the address for details and timing on a bargain sale.
House and atone barn on property in Stowitta offered for sale or trade for land. Inquiries welcome at American Bank.
Items list an auctioneer sale of assorted apples and farming gear, a price for oil-cloth, plus rental inquiries for two good way presses. It notes residents visiting Ogden, a boy named Ralph Frazey recovering from blood poisoning, and Prof. Alfred Goss seeking Sidney musicians for August concerts with T. Lynch.
A baby girl was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Clarence Chambers. Miss Mary Mersher left Wednesday on the Burlington for Sterling and Denver. Mary McIntosh is on the measles list and has been ill for a week. Mrs J M Jackson is ill with typhoid fever. C P Chambers travels on crutches after a broken ankle from roping a steer at the ranch. The Sidney Fire Department missed a meeting on Oct 7 due to small attendance. R S Oberfelder escaped injury when a falling mass from a wind blown plant nearly struck him. he joked of assassination by Miss Bess Ruhter, which was the plant. Mrs James F Worden and Miss Ella Williams left on No 4 Monday evening to attend the Grand Lodge of Degree of Honor in Omaha and visit eastern state friends.
Banker J A Woten of Potter was in the city Wednesday. Mrs BE Worden ill. Math Treinen bought potatoes Wednesday. Potatoes arriving in town this week. J M Swenson sold his Jackson car to W T Robbins. Mrs Lewis of Peetz visited Sidney. L R Barlow and C L Tate visited Wednesday. W E Swatzlander went east Wednesday. Mrs Lida Jones of Winston spent Wednesday in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Henry Leichty returned from six weeks in the east. Geo A Thornburg of Redington visited Sidney. J E Trinnier spent time in Sidney. Judge Tucker and wife left for South Omaha. J A Bentley and W E Swatzlander returned from Colorado. Dan Aldrige repairing county buildings’ chimneys. W A Reed left to drill a well near Sidney. Mr and Mrs Whitelock of Peetz visited. John McCart looked after water works. Miss Jackson visited Bridgeport. Isaac Jones started a new cement block house north of town. Fred Sitton left for North Platte to work for the Union Pacific. Mrs W M Fuller returned from Northport. Mr and Mrs El Collins of Newcastle visited. Nick Mahr Jr returned to Cheyenne after appendicitis recovery. Jean Ribble and others from Winston were in Sidney.
Arthur Armstrong sells a ranch at his residence 9 miles northeast of Sidney Nebraska on Wednesday Oct 19 1910 at 10 am. Auction includes 24 cattle 10 horses and colts 34 Poland China hogs 72 chickens farm machinery household goods grain and feed plus 6 acres kaffir corn and more. Terms cash for under 10 and notes with 12 months for larger sums. 5 percent cash discount. no accidents after laying off. consignments through A Greenlee clerk and Sharp Auctioneer.
Good assorted apples offered by V. Kucera with price notes 80 cents per bushel and 10 bushels at 75 cents per bushel.
Sale to begin Tuesday October 18 1910 at 10 a m. 4 horses including a span of work horses and a friendly saddle horse. 7 milk cows with one fresh Holstein heifer. a few cows to freshen. one 3 month old heifer calf. Farm and household tools plus a good separator, incubators and brooders, 12 dozen chickens, hay stacks, corn 150 bushels, 200 cane hay, and more. Terms cash under 10 and 12 months credit on sums over 10 with 10 percent interest and 5 percent cash discount. A R Ayars owner auctioneers V F Kucera clerk Greenee.
M W Osborn of 2nd Street states that no job is too large or too small to deserve prompt attention. The claim emphasizes reliable service across a range of needs.
Omaha reports note the Sidney Ladies in charming gowns at the Ak-Sar-Ben ball. Attendees include Mrs. Joseph Oberfelder Mrs. C. C. Callahan Miss Hazel Oberfelder and Miss Marguerite Stewitts who resided here until last April. See Osborn for painting and framing services offered locally.
A number of typhoid fever cases are reported at Potter. A state health official has been sent for to determine the cause of the epidemic.
Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh across 14 stages. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises constitution building, and offers 100 dollars for any case not cured. Includes testimonials and Toledo Ohio address.
The lecture course begins Thursday October 27 with Besa Gearhart Morrison. Critics praise her range and audience connection. Remaining dates include November 11 Male Quartet, December 6 Dr Oderbin Smith, December 23 Raingler Donovan Concerts, March 27 Alvah Green, and April 24 Jubilee Singers. Tickets available from Sidney Drug Co.
Local notice announces V. E. Binman now handles the Alliance Steam Laundry agency. Weekly pickup service offered every Tuesday. Binman also supplies buck ets and related items to residents.
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