Sidney Classifieds Highlight Local Listings and Real Estate
Osborn shows four new wallpaper stacks for exchange for land with Bentley Land Co offering furnished rooms with electric lights and heat. Private table board nearby. cement walks to business district. apply near Burlington depot or to transfer manager. Also threshing machine steam plow and engine for sale by Gus Wellner. cement block machines by H. H. Bockstadter. Corner 66 by 88 feet for 2500 cash. Insurance through Hartford via Leslie Neubauer. Empire Separator sold by C. W. Hornaday. Osborn frames pictures at 20 per acre farm near Lorenzo via B. A. Jones. Sheet music at J M Jackson & Co. C M Wright advancing plumbing and heating at Lodgepole. County Attorney Leroy Martin seen in Bridgeport crowds with Sidney residents. R W Devoe in Denver last Thursday.
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Burlington Depot
Fred Dresser
Real estate sale of estate of Katie Scharmer
The estate of Katie Scharmer offers property for sale comprising parts of lots 3 and 4, block 29, lot 9 block 29, lot 14 block 20, lots 3 and 4 block 47, lots 7 and 8 block 47, and lots 3 and 4 block 39. For details and prices contact CHAS CALLAHAN, Administrator.
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Katie Scharmer
Chas. Callahan
For Rent and Miscellaneous Notices in Local Block
Classified item listing highlights rental of a front basement room 17 by 27 feet with cement floor steam heat and electric lights and access via front stairway. Also advertises a Handy Block Machine for sale at 25 dollars and piano lessons offered by W J Erhard with sight reading and memorizing tones at a residence beside the Episcopal church.
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Tapen
W.J. Erhard
Episcopal Church
Local notices offer table board at reasonable rates
There was a typographical error in the price of lecture course tickets for students. The corrected nominal price is $1.00 to aid indigent students. Lost Ladies jacket east of town. reward for its return to M. M. Kline.
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West Section
J. W. Winters
Ladies' Jacket
Rewerd
M. M. Kline
Notice to Trespassers at Tobin Ranch Blocks Hunting
Notice forbids hunting and fishing on Tobin ranch land under sections 28 31 and 16 township 14 disobedience will lead to legal prosecution M H Tobin. Board and rooms meals 25c inquire Mrs J C Hudson. Hartford Insurance fire coverage. Hinman’s serves hot and cold drinks and ice cream. Rent two unfurnished rooms inquire Dr J E Ellis. Mrs M A Gallagher and daughters Alice and Gertrude moved to Council Bluffs Iowa. Bank statement notes healthy balance August 25 1910.
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Township
M. H. Tobin
M. A. Gallagher
Alice
Gertrude
Council Bloffe
Iowa
Mra. Gallagher
Peetz
Colorado
Witters Family Back From Ten Days in Cheyenne
S P Witters and wife returned Sunday from ten days in Cheyenne. Tuesday's crowd in Bridgeport included S Fishman Leon Fine Jim McLernon and Frank Plaster. Mr and Mrs S P Witters were in Bridgeport for the county courthouse dedication on Wednesday.
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S. Fishman
Leon Fine
Jim McLernon
Frank Plaster
Bridgeport
Miles Family Attend Court House Festivities and Wedding
Mrs Miles and two daughters visited with Bridgeport friends on Tuesday and Wednesday for court house events. Mrs Milo Webster and two Higgins children were in town Wednesday for the Schmidt Mastrude wedding. Invitations are out for the noon wedding of Eva May Miles and Edward W Collins of New Castle Nebraska.
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Milo Webster
Higgins
City
Webster
Eva May Miles
Little Business Hints From Mr Dooley Style Advice
A column offers blunt thrift and persistence tips for success in business. It warns against luckless mediocrity, urges long perseverance, suggests buying small lots and frequent selling, and stresses persistent daily effort and neighborly conduct to avoid conflict while promoting growth.
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Pa—Av
Mr Dooley
Local residents add and travel notes from Sidney area
S Fishman spent Saturday and Sunday in Cheyenne. Miss Mary Eubank came from Kimball Saturday. C C Callahan spent the early part of the week in Omaha. Howard Chadwick visits. Prof R R Weiss of Chappell was in Sidney Tuesday. G C School of Lodgepole was in town late week. Wilber Conklin returned from Cheyenne and Denver Wednesday. R G Kratz of Omaha visited with his brother Earl late in the week. Joseph Oberfelder returned from Denver Wednesday. Fred Sieger moved into a new cottage on west Second. Clair Van Slyke left Tuesday for Ft Collins after visits. Mrs L G Lowe and Mrs Grace Hayden returned Wednesday from Denver trip. Miss Quinn was Tuesday en route to Dalton to become next year’s principal. W A Wood returned Wednesday from Lisco for Ruth Millett’s funeral. W F Bassett and wife visited Denver and Colorado resorts Friday to Wednesday. Friday evening the Misses Harriett and Ann Radcliff hosted a chaffing dish party for ten friends. Mr and Mrs E W Dye of Sidney Draw go to DenverWednesday for a week of sightseeing. Their two babies visit grandmother Mrs Margaret Otteman.
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E. W. Dye
Sidney Draw
Denver
Margaret Otteman
Local residents take trips and visit relatives across states
Jake Eckert, E C Stockdick, and R C Jones visited Peetz on business while Clarke Fuller stayed at the Radcliff ranch. Helen Bentley heads to Toledo Iowa. D A Leonard, Potter schools principal, spent midweek in the city. Numerous local residents travel for family, Frontier Days, and property deals with brief notes on health and weather.
Bergman family closes stock and moves from county
Louie and Fannie Bergman leave tonight for their Lincoln home after closing out the Bergman stock of goods. Lena Jessen travels to Cheyenne to visit relatives. Miss Jessen resigns from the county treasurer's office to study in Omaha with Nannie Anderson. T. F. Thornburg rents the Bergman building to open a general dry goods store next week. V. F. Kucera promotes live stock sales and advertises farm lands for sale in Sidney and Sunol, with a complete line of amokers supplies at Hinman’s.
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Louie
Fannie Bergman
Lincoln
Bergman
Nebraska
Lena Jessen
Cheyenne
Miss Jessen
Omaha
Nannie Anderson
T. F. Thornburg
Potter
Bergman Building
Chief Purposes of Parks and Landscape Design
Designers and builders should prioritize shade and utility over ornamentation. In sunny lands shade is essential in all grounds. Beauty must follow usefulness, and proper harmony of utility and art represents the highest expression of landscape building.
Clean Up or Jail Urged by Omaha Health Official
Health Commissioner Conner of Omaha Nebraska orders construction or provision of metal or brick ash receptacles and regular cleaning. Ordinance dormant two years. officials argue ashes create insanitary conditions and will prosecute violators.
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Conner
Omaha
Neb
Notice to Contractors for School House Bid
Sealed bids for a cement block school house 36 by 75 feet two stories and basement must arrive by 1 p.m. September 20, 1810. A two percent bid check required. Plans available at the director’s office in Potter Nebraska. The board may reject any or all bids. Geo H Gunderson, Director. Date August 15 1910.
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Board of Education
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Geo H. Gunderson
Potter, Neb
Found Shop on Front Street Fixes Shoes Right
A local storefront on Front Street offers expert shoe repair with careful stitching and sole replacement. Customers praise quick service and durable repairs, noting friendly staff and fair prices.
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Front Street
Piano Sales Pitch Has Hard Bargain and Easy Terms
An advertiser offers piano purchases on liberal terms with a modest daily cost of 33 cents. The pitch promises a good cash proposition and a wide variety of pianos, urging interested buyers to call HARPER & WRIGHT.
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Harper & Wright
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U. P
Garr-Scott Co
Rock Springs
Hanna
Home Office
Sidney
E. W. Murlless
Hahler & Johnson's
C. J. Osborn
Osborn
THE
Telegraph
Good City
Bentley Land Co
Saale
Gus Wellner
H. H. Bockstadter
E. McLernon
Hartford
Leslie Neubauer
Empire
C. W. Hornaday
M. W. Osborn
Lorenzo
B. A. Jones
J. M. Jackson’s & Co
C.M Wright
Lodgepole
Leroy Martin
R. W. Devoe
Sidney Bonded Title and Abstract Co
F.A. King, Pres
Cleburnie
Sidney, Neb
Mitchell’s Livery Barn
Frank Mitchell
A. K. Greenlee
Con
V. F. Kucera
H. H Bockstadter
Mra
J. C. Hudson
O'D Reliable Hartford Insurance Company
Hinman's
J. E. Ellis
American Bank
S. P. Witters
George Moore
George
Ed Brennan
Sam Fine
Mary Eubank
Kimball
C. C. Callahan
Howard Chadwick
R. R. Weiss
Chappell
G. C. School of
Wilber Conklin
R. G. Kratz of
Earl
Joseph Oberfelder
Fred Sieger
West Second Street
Clair van Slyke
Ft. Collins
L. G. Lowe
Grace Hayden
W. A. Wood
Lisco
Ruth Millett
W. F. Bassett
Harriett
Ann Radcliff
Jake Eckert
E. C. Stockdick
R. C. Jones
Clarke Fuller
Clayt Radcliff
Radcliff Ranch
Helen Bentley
Alfred Bentley
Toledo
D. A. Leonard
Potter Schools
Alma Wiseman
Angie Gilliam
Higgins Post Office
L. O. Fundingsland
Little Falls
Minn
Jessie Cushing
J. A. Bentley
Misses Kreuger
California
Mrs. Fenske
A. B. Ragan
Mrs. Garner
Mrs. Lowe
Mrs. Hayden
Minnie Green
L. F. Dye
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. H. McFadden
Roosevelt
Margery Fuller
Grace and Hazel King
Mayme McMichael
H. T. Leichty
Ohio
Michigan
T. H. Epps
Clara
Mr. Epps
V.F. Kucera
Sunol
Hinman’s
Sidney Agency
Baskins & MacCray
Cheyenne County Abstract
Hadley
H. T Doran
WN. E. Gapen
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
American Fidelity Ce
Nebraska Military Academy
B. S. Hayward
Shay
John McCleneghan
Sidney Stock Yards
Dalton
Price
Putney
Tilden
Tucker
Stewitts
Anderson Potter
McCormick
A. R. Ayers
D. J. Scanlon ‘Drugs
First National Bank
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