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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
16
An assortment of period business notices highlights hair treatment services at Marinello and a dental appointment option with Dr Fettinone. Also promoted are the Elite Millinery line, the Ampico piano, and the Free-Westinghouse sewing machine from nearby stores.
Merchants in the issue express confidence in their wares and advertise with faith in quality. The ad content implies timely, current stock and reliable merchandise. Readers are urged to patronize these local sellers who place trust in their offerings.
Mrs Hazel Oberfelder Frank of Sidney Nebraska will marry Ralph Blumenthal importer of New York and Paris at Gotham hotel New York City tonight at six o clock. The couple met in New York after her September departure from Denver and postponed the October date to August. The bride will wear midnight blue duvetyn suit with gray trim and a matching hat. After a short honeymoon they will live in New York City for half the year and Paris for the other half.
The band did not perform Wednesday night as several band members are away on vacation or assisting in the Poat tourney in Denver. They will resume regular concerts next Wednesday evening and continue through September if the weather allows an outdoor show. Victor Talking Machine. F. C. Burgess, dealer, rear of Betts Jewelry Store.
Dr. J. A. Donahue of Kimball plans to locate in Sidney around mid September after selling his Kimball office. He is highly regarded as one of western Nebraska’s best dentists and will move to Sidney to open a new practice in the Hink Building. Dr. H. R. Alden of Chicago will take over the Kimball office.
Cheyenne County's exhibit for the State Fair was loaded here Monday for Lincoln. It is the best ever represent ed the county at the annual state event and will undoubtedly take its share of the prizes. County Agent and Mrs. H. G. Gould and William Moore, who has been assisting them, have put forth all possible efforts in the preparation of the county's exhibit. A number of the farmers and business men have assisted them to good advantage. Secretary Kepler of the Community Association rendered all possible assistance in helping collect the products. Mr. and Mrs. Gould and Mr. Moore left for Lincoln Wednesday to be there when the car arrives, to unload and place it in good shape at the fair grounds. The trip is by automobile.
Bids opened by the town trustees at a special Monday meeting for a pressed brick power station at the municipal water and electric light plant. The 32 by 214 foot building was awarded to Samuel Sweet of Sidney for 6825 dollars. W F Bassett leaves for Denver for a short vacation, to be joined there by Mrs Bassett. They will attend a Roosters game and return home soon.
The World's Greatest Artists perform for Victor Co audience at the Victor Shop located behind Betts Jewelry Store managed by F. O. Burgess. The event showcases a lineup of notable vocalists in a storefront setting. Proceeds or details of the performance are not specified.
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