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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1909
Page
2
Holy communion at 7:80 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Holy communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Richard Whitehouse, Rector.
Five X Lexington Cream Patent flour can be had at V Klein's store. The ad notes stock availability and location for shoppers seeking this brand.
R A Blake returned from the eastern part of the state for business. Chester and Mrs McDaniel of Cheyenne attended the carnival. Mrs John Daugherty and daughters Grace and Jessie visited at the King home. Mrs Hugh Yoste left Humingsville Mo after visiting her daughter. Will and Bob Marti of Cheyenne spent two days with John McFadden. Grace McFadden traveled to Lodgepole and back. Besse Ruhter returned from a Denver trip studying millinery. A J Haskell hosted friends during the carnival. O V Mercer and Keith Woodard of Ogalalla spent the week with Haskell. Claus Edens of Cheater Neb and son in law Chiia Nohren of Illinois toured the area. Edens owns property on the north divide and Nohren admired the country. They left Monday.
The letter requests Cheyenne Company land purchases during September with demand for twenty good quarters. It asks to be notified if land is for sale and to submit a proposition.
Ernest Kruse and wife returned from Denver. Families travel to Cheyenne Prescott Iowa and Toledo Iowa for visits. Miss Bertha Johnson arrives from Chicago to work in millinery. Rebeccas hold a large meeting with four candidates and social lunch. Loyal Temperance Legion children host a social with treats and rally cries. Bayard teacher J H Jameson resigns for Kearney Mills job. Room and board needed for a man and family listed by box number.
Dr Beebe and wife expect Iowa friends. Dalton residents W H Welters and F W Johnson visit Sidney on business and street activity picks up. Counts of locals and visitors travel to see the carnival with Judge and Mrs Tucker planning Milwaukee and Chicago trips.
John P. Fischer, government weather observer, records 1.54 inches of rain in August. Heaviest rainfall occurred on the seventh, eighth, twelfth, seventeenth, nineteenth, and twenty third.
Local ads promote dust proof letter files and typewriter supplies from The Telegraph. Jackson's Furniture Store sells sewing machines, mantle clocks, musical instruments, fabrics, and home goods with monthly payment options. G D Oberschelp of Leavenworth Kansas seeks interested parties for a rental notice.
Farmers urged to deliver cream to Billings Creamery at 23c for under 50 percent and 35c for 50 percent or more with cash by return mail. Ads note Sidney Neb merchants Hahler Johnson Central Meat Market and V. Kleins furniture and Jack sons store, plus a 16 room house for sale by B W Frazey.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners invites bids for a single 20 foot span iron bridge over Lodgepole Creek between sections 35 and 36 in township 14 north range 47 west. Plans are at the county clerk's Sidney office. Bids due by Sept 18 1909 noon. Bond double bid and performance guarantee required. Board may reject all bids. Dated Sidney Aug 24 1909. H T Doran County Clerk.
The undersigned prohibits hunting on his premises sections 24 25 and the south half of 96 in township 14 range 50 and parts of sections 30 31 in nearby ranges. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Gus Wellner directs to consult the advertisement for millinery openings by Besse Ruhter.
The Cheyenne County Board of Equalization meets at the county clerk’s office on September 2 1909 to make the annual county levy and close business for the year. Located in Sidney Nebraska County Clerk H T Dorran issues the notice dated August 25 1909.
Landowner Mrs. Grsinna Franzen of Wilcox Nebraska announces sale of the season’s hay crop at a reasonable figure. Property owners and others are warned against cutting or pasturing the land without written permission.
Notice offers to sell or exchange land in Logan County Colorado section 22 township 12 range 51. Prefers not west of the railroad but affordable, seeks a quarter section of level table land in Logan County Colorado or Cheyenne County Nebraska. Respond to O H Albertson Gresham Nebraska.
A bay two year old mare with blaze is sought for reward after going missing near Clara Nebraska. A batch of cattle and calves are listed as estrays with brands noted, asking finders to report. Also an ad notes V Klein offering agency services for the Omaha Cold Storage Co.
Those owing up accounts contracted before January 1 1909 or notes or contracts that are past due will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection if not settled within thirty days. Harper and Wright.
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