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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
8
Dust-proof letter filed for sale, small sectional maps of Cheyenne County offered by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Subscriptions for magazines and periodicals accepted at this office. Apply anytime. E. W Marless, phone 75.
$500000 and Joan on Cheyenne County lands. No delays. Reasonable terms. For particulars inquire of BENTLEY LAND CO. The Magic touch of Andy Brett will make your car run like a dream. We have repair parts to fit Deering McCormick Champion Osborn and Jones Mowers and Binders at bargain prices to clear out. FOR SALE Improved farm of 480 acres one mile south of Clarathe west half and SE% of Sec 2 Town 15 Range 51 Cheyenne county. Will sell all or part. Write P Quinn Lake View Iowa.
Quarter section of land two miles from Dalton Nebraska offered by owner C L Ravert. Property will be priced right with favorable terms for interested parties. Send inquiries to Dal ton Neb.
Auction style notice lists a 480 acre farm about three miles west of Dalton adjoining Thos Freeman’s land in Cheyenne County. Contact J. W. Casey at the Chamber of Commerce Building, Chicago for particulars. Also mentions used car parts from Marsh Oil Co, an auto livery option, and demand for roomers and boarders with Mrs. Fred Dresser.
Three room cement block house on the north side for sale with trees cement walks lawn and out buildings. Part cash the rest monthly payments. FP BK Jolsonu Box223 Sidnay Eb.
Must dispose of quick. One of our best pianos on hand in Sidney. We'll rent to a responsible party with option to buy later and apply rent to price, or sell now at special price on easy payments. Write for full particulars and to see where piano can be seen. Address Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver, Colorado.
Readable lines list prices for items like kegs butter cream potatoes hay and chickens in rough terms. The OCR text shows scattered words and units, indicating a catalog or market tally rather than a full article.
September Fifteenth, 1915 sale to highest bidder for cash with no postponement. Title guaranteed. Auction to be held from the Court House Steps and open for bids one hour.
Mrs McKeirnan rode to Omaha Wednesday night. Leon Fine returned from a month in New York fashion stores. Mrs Lyon and children left Sunday to join Mr Lyon in Chicago likely to settle there. Erich Brauer left Wednesday for Hastings to enter business college. Editor Scott of the Sterling Advocate visited Sidney Thursday. The Telegraph received a fraternal call. Mr and Mrs Harry Selch hosted a dinner party last Sunday for relatives and close friends. twenty five attended. Miss Lena Jessen runs the county treasurer’s office while Miss Myrtle Lancaster takes a month long vacation. Sam Fine returned from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City, mixing business with pleasure. Mrs Bowser of Lodgepole visited Sidney, riding No 19 up and No 4 back.
Notice to all parties owning land along any highway in Cheyenne County to mow weeds to the road center. If not complied with, road overseers will mow and charge the expense to adjacent landowners by law. By order of the Board of County Commissioners August 23, 1915. H. T. Doran, County Clerk.
The Cheyenne County Commissioners will accept sealed bids until 10:00 a m September 14 1915 for moving about 1500 yards of dirt to form approaches to the Krueger Bridge on the section line between sections 31 and 32 township 14 range 48. Bids to H T Doran County Clerk Sidney Nebraska. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated Sidney August 25 1915.
We are prepared to make farm loans at a very reasonable rate. If you desire a loan, call at our office in the Fundingsland block.
An on deposit loan of 40000 dollars is offered for land with immediate approval after title examination. No delays and lowest interest promised. Also an advertisement for pedigreed Duroc hog and spring pigs by WM Sharman, located two miles east and two miles north of Krueger's ranch.
160 acres all broke and fenced for rent ten miles west of Sidney in the Sidney Draw. Inquire of Mrs. Carrie Cook Sidney Neb.
240 acres ten miles south of Potter on section 20 township 13 range 52. 1700 dollars worth of improvements. Will sell cheap for cash. Parties interested address Ben Barron owner Potter Neb or Louis Wasem Sidney Neb
Miss Rose Arnold opens a music studio at the Scherer place on Cleveland Avenue opposite the post office offering piano lessons and voice culture. She previously taught in colleges before moving west, presenting a quality opportunity for Sidney's parents to enroll children with a skilled musician and teacher.
WANTED A good man to run a threshing machine for the season. CHAS LUNDIN & CO Potter Neb have a 40x80 Avery Gas Tractor barely used for sale cheap on easy terms J A WOTEN Potter Neb. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED At Bridgeport Address Box 483 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms upstairs suitable for light housekeeping MRS C M WRIGHT
Mrs Terrill and two children of Gothenburg visited the Miles home overnight Wednesday on returning from a mountains trip. Mrs Irene Snow Potts and child ren from Cheyenne also stopped here overnight Wednesday to visit friend Miss Edna Granneman and then continued to North Platte for a visit.
Mrs. Kime and her daughter Miss Alma Kime departed Friday for Lincoln after a summer stay at the Uptegrove residence. They praise the midsummer climate as especially attractive.
A damaged notice requests the return of thirty dollars in currency lost in Sidney Nebraska during August. Please contact E U A CLR at Sidney.
Albert Beyers arrived August 27 weighing nine pounds. He came in his birthday suit, and John plans to provide clothes while Mrs. John agrees to board him, placing the newborn with capable hands.
First class blacksmith offering horseshoeing wagon and plow work services. Andy Brott ready to take jobs and provide skilled metalwork for farming equipment and conveyances. Local ad emphasizes quality workmanship and reliability.
An advertisement urges tractor owners to try Oil Pull tractor oil, claiming it is the best on the market. The seller guarantees satisfaction and notes widespread praise from users.
August Granneman came back Sunday evening from Hot Springs Arkansas where he enjoyed himself and shed several unwanted pounds and even part of his mazumas. He is now in better health and in good spirits.
Mr and Mrs J A Bentley and children Genevieve and Leslie joined Mr and Mrs Jack Sager and Miss Dorothy Hart for a congenial automobile party Wednesday. They traveled in the Bentley seven passenger Paige headed toward Denver Colorado Springs and Estes Park.
A. K. Greenlee travels by car to Sterl ing Colorado and other places enjoying the county's finest year. He says the journey reflects the county's notable era beyond mere words.
Dr Swatzlander and W A Borton left by auto Wednesday for Broadwater to stay four or five days at the Sidney Hunting Club Lodge and enjoy life close to nature. They took Kenneth Swatzlander and Frankie Borton to learn hunting as their first lessons.
Nathan Bergman of Lincoln visits sister Mrs. George Coates on his way home from western cities. He has the appointment as first alternate to West Point through Senator Hitchcock and heads to Columbia preparatory school. He was one of two selected from a class of twenty eight.
A brief classified notice advertises old newspapers for sale suitable for pantry shelves carpeting linings and various other uses. The fragment suggests a local sale with emphasis on repurposing paper stock.
Large supply of large size second hand heating stoves available. Suitable for churches or schools. R E L Jackson offers these fixtures for immediate transfer to buyers, with possible delivery or pickup arrangements noted in the trade listing.
For sale cheap. Wind mill and tower in good as new condition. Seller is John Oldershaw of Sidney Nebraska.
Mrs Metz entertained the K I members Friday afternoon at the regular meet. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and a splendid luncheon together.
Mrs Richard Larson and her baby returned early in the week to their home in Silvas Illinois after spending two weeks with relatives the Harry Selch family. They planned to make several stops in the eastern region.
Mrs J C Swatzlander hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at her home with sixteen guests in bright gowns. A 600 card game saw Miss Ann Radcliff and Mrs Iowe as the winning players.
Rev E H Boelling of the North divide returned Thursday from Deshler Nebraska where he spent two weeks. His principal object here was to attend the Evangelical Lutheran conference. The time remaining was spent visiting many friends.
Mrs J E McClenaghan favored twenty with invitations to her charming home for Wednesday afternoon. Cards were played with Mrs E D Worden and Mrs Ed Swatzlander performing well. A luncheon followed the games and was warmly enjoyed.
The T. N's met last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Barton and enjoyed three additional pleasures to their usual routine. Visitors Mrs. W R. Pate of Alliance and Mrs. Terri's of Gothenburg joined, and Mrs LG Lion gave vocal and piano selections, greatly enriching the afternoon’s entertainment.
Thirteen year old Ward Jones, son of Isaac Jones, is under doctor care for badly cut feet. He injured them last week at the Methodist picnic by stepping on glass in the creek. Mr Olson warned that no glass or sharp objects be tossed in the creek at his place, but a careless fisher likely caused the hazard.
Miss Marguerite Pantenburg and Miss Alice Birmingham hosted a popular slumber party at Mrs. Earnest Stuht home where she acted as chaperon. Eight other girls attended and the narrative notes eating hourly and the slumber as the final highlight of the event.
William Simms of Davison Precinct sustained a severe burn to his hand when a cylinder oil cup on a thresher engine exploded at the Ehmke ranch. First aid involved cooling with linseed oil and wrapping. his wife transported him to Sidney for medical care. The injured hand will be out of commission for several weeks.
State Auditor Smith will issue warrants for railway commission salaries and staff until courts rule on the commissioners' remaining eligibility. He did not indicate whether a court case would be pursued, stating only that action may be taken by the courts.
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