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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1911

Page

8

Local items and sales in Sidney area

Dentistry services and reasonable first class prices offered by E W Murless with phone. Wellner’s addition in Sidney lists resident lots and blocks for sale at 320 dollars per block, late price 100 dollars each, via Gus Wellner. Rooms for rent by Mrs E W Murlleas. House barn and three town east part for sale by Joseph Hahl er. Store bor es at Hornadays 40 cents per 100 pounds. Dust proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Go cart for sale by Mrs Costello. Lost tire 32x34 between Sidney and St George ranch, leave at The Telegraph office for reward.

Wellner Sidney Gus Wellner St. George Ranch

For Sale 240 Acres Improved Land Near Godgepole Creek

For sale 240 acres of improved land including pasture and meadow, warden land, all fenced along Godgepole creek. Interested buyers address Jobanna Meyer, Potter Neb. Also notices: ladies invited to shop hats with Mrs Grace Weber and millinery services. board and room offered at 20 dollars monthly by Mrs J C Hudson next to the schoolhouse.

Godgepole Creek Jobanna Meyer Potter, Neb

Odd Fellows Picnic at Krueger's Lake on Sept 20

Notice invites Odd Fellows Rebecca Degree members and families to an all day picnic at Krueger's Lake scheduled for Wednesday Sept 20. By order of Committee. Also notices advertise sale of a fire proof safe Jersey cow and electric stove plus Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil for children.

Odd Fellows Tre Chamberlain

Notice to Contractors for Cheyenne County Courthouse Work

Sealed proposals for beating apparatus and plumbing for the Cheyenne County Court House and Jail in Sidney Nebraska will be received by the Board of County Commissioners on or before 10 o'clock a m September 12 1911. Separate bids are required though joint bids will be considered if filed by the same bidder. Plans may be seen at the County Clerk office in Sidney the Fall River Company Architects Hot Springs South Dakota and the U S Radiator Company Omaha. A $10 payment with an application is required for plans and specifications with a $3 percent certified check per bid and a 50 percent performance bond. Bids must be addressed to H T Doran County Clerk Sidney Nebraska and the county reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

South Dakota Sidney Nebraska Hot Springs U. S. Radiator Company Omaha H. T. Doran H.T. Doran H.T Doran Board of County Commissioners Cheyenne County

Notice to Delinquents on Cheyenne County School Land

Notice is hereby given that rental on a lease of school land in Cheyenne county Nebraska as shown opposite the holder is delinquent and if the due amount is not paid within 60 days from this notice the contract will be forfeited by the Board of Educational lands and Funds. Dated 1911. Commissioner E B Cowles signs. Mrs Connor solicits patronage for first class hand laundry. Residence Woods property next to A Pease & Sons. Phone No 182.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds A. L. Brown E. B. Cowles Connor Aolicita Woods A. Pease & Sons

Market summaries from Chicago including grains and livestock

Wheat futures held around 92 to 102 dollars with September and December quotes. Cash grain prices show No 2 hard wheat at 95 to 97 cents. Cattle receipts at 17,000 with beves 5.00 to 8.10 dollars and hogs 23,000 with weights 6.90 to 7.45 dollars. Sheep receipts 45,000 with natives 2.00 to 3.80 dollars and lambs 4.00 to 6.20 dollars.

Chicago

Notable Winter Letters and Local Moves Highlight Sidney Tales

Several local figures make short moves and appearances. Hardy returns from Colorado. Greenlee sisters depart for Peru Nebraska to resume college work. Mrs. Bassett attends her cousin's funeral in North Platte. Sidney High School alumnus Guy Chambers begins as district superintendent. Eva Hobson visits Scottsbluff for the soldiers reunion. E. E. Stokes heads to Houston to join a stock company orchestra. Mary Harris Armor scheduled to speak in Sidney on September 22. a picnic party to Krueger's Lake includes Mr. and Mrs. Swatzlander, Bentleys, Callahan, Mrs. Lowe and the Radcliffes with J. C. Baldwin.

W. E. Swatzlander J. A. Bentley Chas. Callahan Lowe Harriett and Ann Radcliffe J. C. Baldwin Krueger’s

Public Horse Sale at O E Anderson Ranch Sept 18 1911

Auction notices list 40 head of horses and mares to be sold starting 10 am at the O E Anderson ranch 34 miles north of Potter on September 18 1911 with 12 months credit on approved security notes at 10 percent interest. Mares with foals and bred mares to Gay Lad included. Additional hog sale and Thornburg’s hat offer noted nearby. Auctioneer F L Wright. Clerk J A Woten.

Potter Gay Lad O. E Anderson J A Woten F. L. Wright

Vaudeville Duos Cheer Crystal Week Stage

Two vaudeville teams performed at the Crystal this week bringing lively acts and comic routines to the venue. The lineup showcased contrasting styles and drew local audiences to the weekly bill.

the Crystal

Cheyenne County Sunday School Convention Planned

The Cheyenne County Sunday School Convention will meet at the Methodist Episcopal church starting September 12 at 2 p.m. and run through September 13. State workers Mr. Kimberley and Miss Brown will attend to discuss live Sunday school issues. All Sunday school workers are urged to attend every service.

Cheyenne County Methodist Episcopal Church Kimberley Miss Brown

Thornburgs Promotes New Remedy For Digestive Relief

D J Scanlon reports that a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and alderika, the new terman appendicitis remedy, relieves constipation sour stomach or gas on the stomach almost instantly. Many Sidney people are helped. To see a swell line of data go to Thornburgs September 11th.

D. J Scanlon Thornburg's

Special September Examinations for Teachers

Notice to teachers announcing a special examination in September on the 25th and 16th to accommodate those relying on monthly exams. All teachers lacking a grade on certificates are urged to take these exams as the next regular examination is not until November.

Sweet’s Sacrifice Prices on Wallpaper Add Cozy Touch

S. R. Sweet advertises reduced prices on wallpaper to help customers update homes with new ideas. The message encourages shoppers to save on other items to enable a fresh, stylish papering.

S. R. Sweet

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From South Omaha Sale

South Omaha reports cattle receipts of 6000 with slow demand and varied prices for beef steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders bulls calves and related ranges. Hogs receipts 7000 with slight price declines and limited movement. best bacon hogs around 7.05. Sheep receipts 20500 with steady wethers at 3.35 to 3.50 ewes 3.00 to 2.15 lambs 4.50 to 5.50.

South Omaha

Colorado and Nebraska sisters visit Swan family in city

Mrs Dott Petty of Larimer Colorado and Miss Binnie Hays of Peru Nebraska arrived Saturday to visit their brother E P Swan for a few days. Miss Hays has spent six weeks visiting various Colorado points.

Sidney Mercantile Company Opens Fall Millinery September 13

The Sidney Mercantile Company announces its fall millinery opening next Wednesday September 13 with Miss Carlson and Susie Tucker back from Denver. New fall styles are expected to bring original ideas and a lively shopping treat for Sidney ladies.

Sidney Mercantile Company Miss Carlson Susie Tucker Denver Sidney

Omaha Adopts Plan by Commission

The city of Omaha votes 5341 to 2345 to adopt the commission form for its government. Voters show low turnout with fewer than one third of registered citizens casting ballots. New city officials will be elected under the commission system in May 1912.

Omaha

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Also Rectifies Constipation

The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces builds strength and constitution. A $100 reward promises payment if the cure fails, with testimonials available and distribution through F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall J Cheney & CO Toledo

Engineering News Briefs from U P Siding and Sid ney

U P engineering notes resignations and staff moves as crews relocate bases from Ledgepole to Sidney and Chappell. Foreman Lochry leads telegraph line work east and west of Sidney while final grading estimates for the second track approach completion by Sept 20. A: Wyss resigns to join M O and G RR in Shawnee. Tinney returns from Denver. Whitmore of Kilpatrick Brothers visits Sidney. steel water tanks begin at Chappell with remaining units to follow upon Omaha funding.

Lochry Sidney I. J. Bonavier Ledgepole W. G. Tinney Denver W. W. Whitmore Kilpatrick Brothers and Company McMahon Chappell Omaha

Derailment caused by washed gravel ballast near Smeed

A Cheyenne Board of Inquiry found the gravel ballast washed from between ties for fourteen feet caused a derailment of ten freight cars. The engine and 28 cars passed safely. ten following cars derailed as gravel crushed under ties and rails settled. Rainstorm limited to nearby area. accident declared unavoidable. Band concert scheduled Sunday at 7 PM.

Board of Inquiry Cheyenne Smeed

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ben Big Ben Ling Baby Ben Wolf's Jewelry Store E. W Murlless E. W.murlleas Salr Joseph Hahler Hornaday’s Telegraph Mrs Costello Grace Weber Milliner J-C. Hudson Jersey Telegraph Office The First National Bank Swenson Tobin Building Robert Beverly Hale Hardy Colorado Catherine Martha Greenlee Peru W. F. Bassett North Platte Guy Chambers Sidney High School Chappell Schools Eva Hobson Scotts Bluffs E. E. Stokes Houston Texas Mary Harris Armor America Thornburg’s Ray Smith WI. Loftus Tzot Jackson St Omaha, Neb Stone Hotel John Clarke Broken Row Neb Postoffice Broken Bow Cheyenne County Abstract C. M. Hadley H. T Doran Cheyenne County Abstract Co American Fidelity Co U. P. Engineering News Donald T. Gregg Kearney H. N. Higgins Hans A. Wyss Shawnee, Oklahoma M. O. and G. RR. Co F. Ranno Sidney Bonded Title and Abstract Co F. A. King, Pres Cleburne Building Sidney, Neb
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