Prices for farm produce and dairy in Sidney district
Epon SIDNEY. Divide Hay ton Irrigated Hay Baled Hay Red Wheat per bu Macaroni Wheat per bu Rye Oats per bu Shelled Corn per bu Country Butter per lb Eggs per dot New Potatoes per lb.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
8
Local items offer homes rooms and house for sale
Dentistry and firet class prices. E W Muguvess contact. Wellner addition in Sidney Blocke has resident lots at 320 and 100 each. inquire of Gua Wellner. Room and board name at Mrs J C Budenon. Rooms for rent Mrs E W Murlleas. House barn and three late in east part for sale by Joseph Mahlher. Store boxes for sale at Hornadays 40c per 100 pounds. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellner
Sidney
Gua Wellner
Joseph Haahler
Hornaday's
Cheyenne County Sealed Bids for Court House and Jail Work
Cheyenne County Nebraska invites sealed proposals for heating and plumbing for the new Court House and Jail in Sidney. Bids due by 10:00 a.m. September 12, 1911. Plans available via County Clerk H T Doran with $10 deposit. bid security requirements noted. right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Office of Architects
Hot Springs
South Dakota
U.S. Radiator Company
Omaha
H. T. Doran
H. T Doran
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
H.T Doran
Bids Sought for New School-House in District No 3
School board invites bids for erecting a 16 by 2009 foot school-house in District No 3. Specifications on file at Sidney Telegraph. Bids due by August 5. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of School Director A G Handley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Handley
Notice to Delinquent on Cheyenne County School Land Lease
Notice states that delinquent rent on a Cheyenne County Nebraska school land lease will result in forfeiture by the Board of Educational Lands and Funds if not paid within 60 days. Commissioner E B Cowles signs. dated Aug 17 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyennt
Nebraska
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
A. L. Brown
E. B. Cowles
Private Sale of Household Furniture and Items
For sale at private sale is all household furniture including piano roll-top desk Davenport morris chair and other items plus fur coat horse harness and buggy. Contact Rev A Wagner. Also painting and plastering offered in exchange for old clothes or furniture. J Shankman near Metropolitan Hotel. C W Hornaday and wife returned from Cozad auto trip. Karl Kratz's brother visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
A. Wagner
J. Shankman
Metropolitan Hotel
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Universal Remedy
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease. It is described as a internal remedy acting on blood and mucous surfaces to cure the disease and strengthen the patient. The ad promises one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Liall
Local Notes Roundup of Moves and Travels
Dr H L Mantor of Lodge gle becomes a bene get. Mrs Roscoe Zimmer and children returned Monday from eastern Nebraska. Fred Seeger and Father Kamp left Sunday for a visit to Cedar Rapids Iowa. Miss Retta Hazelwood arrived from Kansas City to Sidney. Shehag starts night cashier job at Vienna Restaurant. Editor F A Gapen returns from Bloomington Ill after seventeen years at Daily Leader. He also visited Chicago for the International Aviation meet and saw record flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seeger
Father Kampffann
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Miss Retta
James Hazelwood
Sidney
Kansas City
Shehag
Vienna
F. A. Gapen
Bloomington Ill
Daily Leader
Chicago
Notable Local Visit Highlights and Health News
Isidor Mayer, nephew of the Uberfeldes, spent two days in the city this week. Len Sherwin was in town Thursday en route home from Wyoming and the Dakotas. Mrs. Eggleston of Chappell operated on by Dr Mantor Saturday is recovering well. Ellen Ickes, nurse from St Luke's, returns from visiting her grandmother in Denver. N P Nelson, former Cheyenne County resident and Peter Nelson's brother, died at his California ranch on August 25. Mrs Harvey and family will remain in Sidney. Mr Harvey works at North Platte. Prof Lynch learns of his sister Ella Boone's death in Alliance after an appendectomy. Dr Jonas of Omaha operated on Mrs Bundy of Potter. she recovering well. Mrs Bundy and their son visited her Wednesday. Mrs Mabel Peterson's daughter, who swallowed a coat button, underwent surgery in Denver. the button was removed and twenty stitches closed the incision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Nelson
Cheyenne County
Peter Nelson
Sextorp
California
Lynch
Ella Boone
Alliance
Dr. Jonas
Omaha
Mabel Peterson
St. .Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Union Pacific Warns Against Time Card Fraud Schemes
Passenger Traffic Manager Gerrit Fort warns the public that any advertising solicitor using Union Pacific time cards or maps who claims to be connected with the U P Company is a fraud. The notice emphasizes that such representations are deceptive and unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Fort
Union Pacific
U. P
Travel by car 500 miles without incident
D E Babb formerly of Dalton now Griswold Iowa and brother in law R J Clarke drove to Sidney by auto. They covered 500 miles in two and a half days with no accidents and began the return trip on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Babb
Dalton
Griswold
Iowa
R. J. Clarke
Sidney
Cattle Theft Case in Central City Court
In Central City Nebraska Bob Saddler Earl Heice and accomplice Hugh Lockard faced preliminary hearings over cattle theft from J W Lamadue north of Clarkes with meat sold to Lockard and William Lockard who run a Clarks meat market. Bolce testified of planned night thefts and slaughter. Hugh Lockard's complaint was dismissed with Boice Saddler and Earl Lockard bound over to district court on 500 dollar bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Neb
Bob Saddler
Earl Heice
Peterson
Hugh Lockard
Earl Lockard
Clarks
J. W. Lamadue
William Lockard
Burl Bolce
Saddler
Lumadue
Lockard Slaughter House
Earl Boice
District Court
Union Pacific Announces State Fair Round Trip Rate
The Union Pacific places a one cent per mile fare for the state fair round trip covering all Nebraska stations and intra state trains. It undercuts other roads for the third straight year by offering a 2 cent fare in state past years and now lowers beyond a twenty five mile radius centered on Lincoln. Western Rate association maintains a one and one third rate from outside a thirty four mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Western Rate Association
Lincoln
Protecting G A R Badge Case in York
County Attorney San dall filed a complaint against C F Brown for wearing unlawfully the Grand Army of the Republic badge. Brown once belonged but now has an honorable discharge. The G A R aims to test legal rights, citing a 40 year old law making nonmembers’ wear of the badge an offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sandall
C. F. Brown
Grand Army of the Republic
Brown
SLAIN BY UNKNOWN MAN AT MIDLAND HOTEL
Charles Vaill proprietor of the Midland hotel at Fremont was shot and killed by an unknown man. Robbery is thought to be the motive as Mrs Vaill, upstairs sewing, hurried down to find him dying. The case remains a mystery with no suspect identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vaill
Midland
Fremont
Aldrich Names Liability Commission Members
Governor Aldrich announced the five members chosen to form a state commission on employers liability and compensation. Appointed under a resolution from Representative I D Swans the appointees include Victor Rosewater A H Vierling C D Traphagen A L Weatherly I D Evang from Kenesaw Lincoln Omaha Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
I D. Swans
Adams County
Victor Rosewater
A. H. Vierling
Omaha
A L. Weatherly
C. D. Traphagen
Lincoln
I. D. Evang
Kenesaw
Lawsuits Filed Over Carriage Crash At York
Miss Clara Gassman sues Edward Johnson in York district court seeking 10000 dollars for injuries after being thrown from a carriage when frightened by Mr Johnson's automobile. Driver Mr Webber also sues Johnson for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gassman
York
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Webber
Mr. Johnson
Emergency Officer Fatally Injured in Omaha Street Collision
Emergency Officer Edward R. Morgan was fatally injured when his motorcycle struck an eastbound Hanscom Park streetcar between Twenty seventh and Leavenworth streets, squeezed between a street car and two wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Edward R. Morgan
Hanscom Park
Twentyseventh
Leavenworth
Notable Falls in Lyons Leave Two Men With Arm Injuries
E D Wigton a local lawyer suffered a fall while walking in his sleep at Lyons and broke his arm between shoulder and elbow. Farmersman E P Mickelson east of Lyons also broke his arm after a tree fall while picking apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
E D. Wigton
Legal Fraternity
P. Mickelson
Omaha agent Wolcott brought back on forgery charges
Orville C Wolcott, general agent for the Prudential Insurance company in Omaha, is accused of securing about $3,000 by forgery and embezzlement. He was brought back from Norfolk, Virginia, where detectives had apprehended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville C Wolcott
Prudential Insurance Company
Omaha
Norfolk
County Fair Race Changes and Subscriptions Sought
The county fair program lists changes for September including Cheyenne County horses only in the 350 yard dash and girls riding ponies under 14 hands. A 5 eighths mile race replaces a longer distance and the bucking contest moves to September 16 with purses of 50 30 and 20. A two mile relay replaces a three mile relay with a 100 dollar purse. Prof Campbell will lecture if 100 subscriptions are provided. County residents should leave subscriptions at The Sidney Telegraph office. Chambers precinct won last year’s pennant and a display will fly from the Agricultural Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Campbell
Mrs. Stokes
Sidney Telegraph Office
Chambers
New Aviation Record Hinted Amid Economical Mood
A fragment suggests a new aviation record is noted while debates on rising grocery prices and sugar costs unfold. The text links inflation with transport progress and hints at upcoming election impacts on price trends.
Causes of Appendicitis Warned by Simple Remedy Adleri ka
D. J. Scanlon cites constipation gas on the stomach or sour stomach as causes of appendicitis in Sidney. He claims instant relief and prevention with a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine as in Adleri ka, the new German remedy. Also mentions the comedy kids Lige and Willie at the opera house on September 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Scanlon
Willie
Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben
Big Ben
Ling
Baby Ben
Wolf's Jewelry Store
Epon
Dentistry
E. W Muguvess
J C. Budeon
E. W.murlleas
THE
Telegraph
Olean
J. KE. Johnson
Odaville Yaves
Broadwater
Chas. Callahan
Eva A. Hopson
Kidney
B. W. Frazey
Yaegle
Jersey
Eale
J. A. Bentley
Telegraph Office
Alreive Chamberlain
Ett & Today
Ray Smith
W.noep
Sidney Steam Laundry
John Shankman
Dunkard Church
C. W. Hornaday
Cozad
Karl Kratz
Sutherland Stock Co
Punkin Husker
H. L. Mantor
Lodgegle
Roscoe Zimmer
M. M. Herbert
Francis
Henry Snyder
Lodgepote
Stone
John Clarke
Isidor Mayer
Len Sherwin
Wyoming
Dakotas
Ellen Ickes
St. Luke's
Mrs. Barnhart
Volved
Fair
Midland Hotel
Wolcott
Cheyenne County Abstract
C. M. Hadley
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
American Fidelity Ce
Sidney Bonded Title and Abstract Co
F. A. King, Pres
Cleburne Building
Sidney, Neb
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