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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
8
The Cheyenne County lands described below will be sold for cash at the following prices. see 20-14-52, $880, nwt 3-1450, $2,000, net 4-16-59, 9H0. Address all communications to Owner, care SIDNEY TELEGRAPH.
Joan M Adams of Potter Nebraska invites inquiries about full-blood Herefords available at her ranch near Potter. Potential buyers are urged to call and investigate if contemplating a purchase.
The undersigned will take contracts for well digging at reasonable rates. Also all kinds of cement work done. Jack HACKAWAY, P. O. Box 184, Sidney, Neb.
A classified sale note offers the purchase of five or six good farms located north or south of Sidney Nebraska. Interested buyers should inquire at once of Herman Springer in Sidney for details and arrangements.
Items advertise driving horses from Greenlee and Benson, household goods and property for sale in Sidney Nebraska, and a notice withdrawing interest from American Land and Immigration Co. The Tele Graphic and The Weekly Inter Ocean promotions accompany the notices, with pricing and subscription offers shown.
A. A. Clark & Co. sells soft drinks and flour and offers money saving deals. Lost books seek return to Mrs. Pomeroy. Furnished rooms for rent with or without board. Eclipse wind mills offered. Juvenile knee pants and suits advertised. A. Oberpolder Clothing Co. piano on easy terms. Union Pacific unveils first steel passenger car in Omaha with fireproof, side entrances and battery lighting. seats 78, to run on regular service. future cars planned.
Miss Nellie Hanna of Bayard visited in town Saturday. Mrs. Knox is touring schools this week. Mrs. McLernon visits her daughter Irene in Denver. Miss Ellen Smith, Lodgepole’s primary teacher, was in town Saturday. Mrs. A Nelson of Potter visited sister Mrs. Uncapher last Saturday. Attorney Fred Wright of Gering was in Sidney as a professional visitor yesterday. John Siefer returned from Omuahi with two cattle cars. V F Kucora came back from a two week business trip through Iowa and Illinois. Charles Hadley returned from Hot Springs Ark in improving health. Land buyers swarm the town and many large sales confirmed. Mr and Mrs Chas Callahan left for a Denver trip combining business and pleasure. Lodgepole residents John Englert, Henry Fusbia, William Tate, Bert Bates, Frank Laselle in town last Monday. Wenzel Schmidt represented Weir and Lisco precinct at the county seat. sentiment against county division strong. The Telegraph pace races with a deluge of mechanical work this week. issue not up to usual standard. Dalton was well represented in Sidney last Saturday by several locals. Beginning November 1 Union Pacific hotel will serve meals on European plan only. A communication from Weir and Lisco precinct on county division came in, but no asbestos paper to print it.
Readily reminds you of a barber pole with many shavers to come. Local residents ill with colds but improving. Lodgepole visitors trek to Sidney. John Johnson to Cheyenne work. Lehmkuhl family updates from Wahoo and back. Reed builds a cement block barn assisted by H P Slawson. Ewing and Eddy craft a porch for W Klein. Visitors from Ogalala and Illinois remark on land values at Crook. Campaign talk on county seat and conservation mentioned. fire scare at M A Swift farm but saved by neighbors. airship ballast warning for chimneys.
Special church notice states there will be no preaching services at Trinity Lutheran church on October 27. Sunday school remains at 9 45 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m with Louis F FUNDERMAN the pastor. Church notice for Bronson lists St Patrick’s Lutheran church service on Sunday afternoon October 27 with Louis F Gunderman as pastor.
Rev. L. F. Gunderman will preach at the Lutheran church of Potter next Sunday October 27 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. All are cordially invited.
Church notice announces tomorrows events at the Apostolic Catholic church Evensong and Address at 7 45 p m and Church School at 10 00 a m Priest A S Corbet T signs the notice
A Vee dersburg Indiana firm forms to manufacture bottles from paper. Phylloxera ruins Tokay wines in Austria this year. Pennsylvania mining rules to be printed in 32 languages for diverse workers. Birmingham pinmakers switch to steel due to copper prices. Germany ships over three billion lead pencils annually, more than ten million daily to foreign markets.
The local Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday services at 9:45 am Sunday school, 11 am preaching, 3 pm Junior League, 6:30 pm Epworth League, and 7:30 pm preaching plus Thursday prayer meetings. Free seats. Pastor A W James. Also details of Sidney M W of A Lodge and other fraternal and auxiliary groups meeting schedules and officers.
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