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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
8
Multiple small notices list furnished rooms for rent horses and farm animals for sale race hens and roosters property for sale residences to rent calls to realtors in Clara Nebraska and surrounding areas Bulbs watch return for reward and contact with local agents at banks and businesses in Clara Nebraska and nearby towns
320 acres in section 26 two townships 15 range 4d all fenced and cross fenced. 10 room concrete house concrete barn and other buildings. Barn holds 8 horses 4 cattle and 80 tons hay. Priced at 2500 dollars per acre. EMORY PLANCK Sidney Neb.
Half section of valley land four miles from Signeyswell is for sale with 70 acres under cultivation and almost all tillable at 30 dollars per acre. Will take Sidney property as part payment. Also offering 30 yearling horses and mares at 20 dollars each. Contact Carl Sprenger.
The Frazey family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved son, B. W. Frazey, and Florence B. Frazey.
Public notice dated October 1910 from Jas Bowersock of Bridgeport Nebraska appearing in the local newspaper.
A good eight room residence in Sidney offered for sale or trade. Tit Home Land Company facilitates the listing and details.
The Stowites offer a dwelling for sale including a stone barn and lot. They may trade for land and request inquiries at American Bank. Also offered is a Waverley Electric Automobile in good condition for sale or trade through Cuas Callahan.
F. J. Woitisher, M. D., announces that Dr. E. F. Ward of Toledo Ohio has assumed his office and practice and requests the goodwill of former patients as Ward is praised as a physician and gentleman.
Classified items advertise household goods and furniture for ten days, tools, pallets, used machinery, oilcloth, presses for rent, new grape fruit line, bankrupt sale leftovers, suitcases and jewelry, guns for rent, heating stoves, coal radiator, grapes, and stoves. Local stores Osborn, Jacksons, Thornburg, Gunderson. M W Osborn promotes prompt service.
The PH and No 6 district celebrate a new door in the urban post office complex, marking improved access for residents and boosted public services in the metropolitan area.
Carl Trognitz serves as new call boy for the A P Ercle Black and travels from Winston Colorado to Sidney. The King’s Daughters meet with Miss Gapen. Mrs Ribble receives 2000 dollars from Workman order. Various locals and visitors pass through Sidney with social and business news including land sales, garages, cars, and a cheese factory prospect.
A roundup of visits and events from Sidney including A Grannaman attending the Old Fellows Grand Lodge in Lincoln and Mrs Camblin joining the Rebecca Assembly as a delegate. A Modern Woodmen event planned for Oct 29 in Van Valkenburg’s hall and chatter about campaign postal cards. Also mentions a Dorcas Society meeting, a postponed luncheon, school health exhibit, travels of Chris Livoni, land-seeker visit from St Edwards, and Dean George Allen Beecher elected bishop of Kearney with praise from friends.
Public sale announced for October 25 1910 at 10 a m near McLernon ranch Sidney Nebraska. Items include horses cattle chickens farm machinery and household goods with cash or 12 month credit on bankable notes at 10 percent interest and 5 percent discount for cash. Auctioneers and clerk listed A K Greencer and Co V F Kucera.
Ollie Camblin moved into his new house last week. Len Sherwin in Sidney on Tuesday. Friend Dickinson and Jack Fusha of Sunol were in Sidney Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Battershell and Mrs. Wagner of Paxton shopped in Sidney Thursday. Mrs. Della Williams returned to Denver with her daughter Bernice. Mrs. Len Sherwin and baby son from Winston Colo in Sidney Saturday. Mrs. Val Dick of Washington state visiting friends in Sidney, guest of Mrs. L Wasem.
F. L. Ramsdell of the Soldier's Home at Grand Island is in Sidney on business and visiting old friends. He says the home is all that can be desired and the officials do all in their power for the comfort and entertainment of the boys in blue.
Reverend Ehrhard spent last Sunday in North Platte conducting three services while the pastor attended General Conference in Cincinnati. He was hosted at the rectory and at Mr Clifford's, and on Tuesday night he led services at the Methodist church in Kimball where he visits monthly.
A local ad urges men to shop at Pedersen's for shoes and to consult Osborn for painting decorating and glass work including picture drawing. Osborn promises quality work at competitive prices.
County Commissioner Lewis Brott arrived to receive an alfalfa seed huller bought in the east. It marks the first alfalfa huller in the county. Isaac Dunlap of Cairo Neb informs he owns land in Cheyenne county and is visiting Sidney, staying at the LeGrand.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a complete remedy for catarrh claiming a constitutional treatment. It asserts internal use clears blood and mucous surfaces, defeats the disease’s foundation, and strengthens the patient’s constitution. The firm offers a 100 dollar reward if not cured and directs readers to F J Cheney & Co of Toledo for testimonials.
The ninth grade physical geography class walked ten miles south into the hills on Monday afternoon from 2 to 7. Miss Wehrs chaperoned the outing, making it a pleasant and instructive excursion. On Thursday a Foss Theatre store was added, drawing attention to the cinema and away from the cold indoor environment.
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