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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County offered by The Telegraph for sale priced at five cents each. Contact E. W Murceess by phone for details.
For Rent. Three office rooms and one apartment of three rooms and bath in Callahan Block, Lugative of Rubt A Bur low.
For sale cheaply the Stewitts residence with two lots and buildings, plus the stone barn and rear lot. For particulars see J. L. McIntosh. Also wanted horses to pasture on winter rye stock field straw stacks and grass land offering free access to water and a large windbreak at $1.50 per month. Inquire Ray R. Smith Box 226 Sidney Neb.
This old request offers one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo backed by local banks attest to their honesty and solvency. The remedy is stated to act internally on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and 75 cent bottles sold by druggists. Also promoted Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Advertising notice from Cheyenne County Nebraska for court house furniture bids due November 4 1912 sealed and publicly opened in the county commissioners meeting. Plans and specs available from H T Doran the county clerk Sidney with 250 dollar bid bond required. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Advertises 840 acres on Lodgepole Creek four miles west of Sidney known as the Musheid place at 30 dollars per acre with 10 000 cash and remainder 3000 per year at 6 percent. Includes irrigation potential on at least 500 acres. Also 480 acres improved in the Sidney Draw known as the Kurz place at 17 50 dollars per acre with 3100 cash and balance 1000 per year at 6 percent. Address Chas Callahan Burlington Washington.
The undersigned has taken up a sow as an estray on his premises. The owner can reclaim by proving property and paying advertising costs. Signed by Chas. Faytinger of Sidney, Nebr. 19 miles southeast of Sidney, Neb.
Advertises a large new house with lawn and trees and a wide piazza as a potential travelers inn. Seeks a party to rent for a term of years and operate an inn in Sidney. Contact B. A. Jones by call or letter.
Bargain sale for a hard coal stove advertised with inquirer directions to this office for details and contact.
Adolph Swenson, tailor at the Gapen Building, advertises first class repair cleaning and pressing services. Also listed are rental offerings including a four room cottage and three cottages managed by Leroy Martin, with Sidney Lumber Company as contact. Inquiries invited for homes or paying property investments at the office.
The undersigned will sell at public sale at Montauk Ranch Sec 25 Tp 15 R 51 twelve miles northwest of Sidney Tuesday October 29 1912 at 10 o'clock a m. 31 head of horses 12 head of cattle with free lunch at noon. Terms cash for amounts up to 10 dollars. For sums over 10 dollars, twelve months will be given on bankable notes with approved security at 10 percent interest, 5 percent discount for cash. No property to be removed until settled for.
On my premises 34-15-49, one dark bay gelding with white stripe on the forehead and white on the left hind foot, no visible brand. Owner may recover by proving property and paying expenses incurred. H. C. Anderson, Sidney, Nebraska.
One pair gray geldings branded on left jaw with a heart brand on the right shoulder. Also several black and bay mares with a heart brand on the right shoulder and some with a pear brand on the left shoulder. Notify Andy Ross, Potter, Nebraska, if seen.
All persons indebted to the late D J Scanlon are requested pay their accounts immediately. All accounts remaining unpaid by December 1 1912 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. Mrs Julia Scanlon Executrix.
Partially improved school section listed as section 36 tp 16 range 51 L F Cunningham Clara Neb rent includes light and water in the house managed by V Klubin spring listing for a four room dwelling with utilities in place and location details implied by the township range and section designation.
Benjamin Werner of Kimball Nebraska and Eliza Brown of Independence Missouri were married by County Judge Gapen at his office on Tuesday October 22. Will Frederickson and Christina Nelson, both of Dalton Nebraska, were married by County Judge Gapen at his office on Tuesday October 22. Louis Rabe Weyerts Democratic candidate for county Commissioner appears in city Thursday. Mr and Mrs A S Hardy returned Tuesday from Denver. W G Tinney made a short business trip to Omaha this week. B A Lathrop of Kimball was in Sidney this week. Charles Tate of Lodgepole was on our streets Tuesday. Union revival services begin tomorrow night.
A 2 year old colt from Neubauer pasture branded on left jaw is missing. A suitable reward is offered for information leading to its return. Contact Devoe and Swenson, attorneys for the administrator of the estate of B. F. Mitchell, deceased, for information.
One of the Lobb cottages available for rent around October 20. Includes lights water bath and walkable amenities. Inquire at this office.
Cattle wanted. Have a fine registered Percheron stallion to trade for cattle. Write J. O. L. Care of Telegraph. FOR RENT Furnished bedrooms down town. Moderate prices. Inquire here. House for rent. Inquire of Mrs. Julia Scanlon. WANTED Woman to clean house. Inquire at this office.
Dr Ward sold his residence opposite the schoolhouse to J M Swenson. W W Hoagland of North Platte visited en route to Bridgeport. J C Baldwin, now at Minatare, was in town. D R Jones bought the W M Fuller bungalow east of the schoolhouse. Mrs Howard Hurst and daughter of Chappell spent Wednesday in Sidney. Alumni play the High School basketball team tonight at the High School gym. B K Bushee in town en route to the Bridgeport irrigation convention. Reuben Baker and family moved into the house recently occupied by W M Pulver. E V S Pomeroy left for Los Angeles. Miss Mary Livoni visited Mrs M F Ewing near Winston, Colorado. Traffic Manager Lambert from Grand Island visited the local office and Bridgeport work. Mrs E T Stark returned from Lodgepole after visiting six rural schools. R A Blake returned from Clifton and Iowa points. Cheyenne County appears ahead. Mrs Carl Jones not recovering, to be sent to Hastings sanitarium. Leap year ball planned with masked ball next Thursday. Stokes Orchestra to play.
H. W. Struble and Frank Verba of Potter completed final proof on their homesteads before Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder. Witnesses present included L. E. Davis, Ed Thornburg, J. J. Johnson, and Grant Brady.
Mrs May Magee and her young son, guests of Mrs Davoren and Mrs Scanlon, departed this morning for their home in Kansas City Missouri. They travel via Cheyenne and Denver and will spend several days in Denver.
Laying of steel on Hastings road started at Gibbon by a crew of men. The work will take a little over a week to place the steel to the river, enabling bridge material to be hauled by rail.
This notice urges readers to plan magazine purchases for Christmas with Mrs. Stokes handling orders and offering favorable clubbing rates.
Lyman Doty underwent an appendicitis operation at an Omaha hospital on Tuesday. Relatives learned Wednesday that his condition is very critical as wife and brothers Frank and Arlington Doty left for his bedside. Mrs Howard Adams and Mrs Ernest Stuht plan to visit Lincoln next week, then travel to Omaha, meeting Mrs Adams' mother Mrs Moon of Lansing, Michigan, before returning to Sidney for the winter.
Benjamin Werner of Kimball Nebraska and Eliza Brown of Independence Missouri obtained a marriage license followed by another Dalton Nebraska couple listed as Nelson of Dalton Nebraska.
Louis Wasem requests voter support for county assessor at the general election on Tuesday November 5th. He won the Democratic nomination at the April primary and has lived in Cheyenne County since 1886, Sidney for 23 years. A property owner with knowledge of real estate values, he has broad local backing and aims to serve as an effective county assessor.
The undersigned announces Saturday afternoon classes at 2 o clock until further notice. The first meeting is Saturday October 26 with Miss Anne Radcliffe available to assist interested persons. Participants will learn dancing basics in a hall over the ice plant.
At the warehouse near the elevator by Burlington track apples are sold for 90 cents per bushel. Inquiries to A. A. or C. EB Clark at phone number 218.
Shoes sold out shop owner John Jansky announces clearance sale of remaining stock at cost until exhausted. Items include various footwear and sizes while supplies last. Public notice urges quick purchase to avoid missing bargains.
Dr J K Elms, ear eye and nose specialist, will be at the Metropolitan Hotel on Thursday October 31 to examine patients and fit glasses. No appointment details provided.
For rent a heated furnished room with private bath available. Inquire at this office for details. Also furnished house for rent. Inquire of F. Be. Brown for information and arrangements.
Snyder and Rehmer have received a large stock of clothing gent's furnishings and shoes this week.
An old health claim says a sick headache stems from a disordered stomach and urges taking Chamberlain's Tablets to fix the cause. Sold by all dealers as a remedy.
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