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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
2
Item notes a J 1 case separator and a 12 horse power unit from Aultman Taylor with a prompt to see Harper and Wright for more details. The terse entry presents a catalog snippet likely from a trade notice or mechanical listing.
Local items advertise pasture for rent via Western Realty Co and furnished rooms for rent near the post office. Also listed are dental services, sidewalk work, letter files for sale, office supplies, and land for sale near Cheyenne Wells at 10 per acre, plus parcel details and contact names.
We offer cream at 23c for tests under 60 percent and 25c for 50 percent or above with cash by return mil. Hamler and Johnson at Central Meat Market Sidney Nebraska invite trial. Also promote table settings from Y Klein and prompt short orders from V Klein. House for sale with 16 large rooms inquire B W Fraze y.
The undersigned prohibites hunting on his premises in sections 24 25 and south half of 26 township 14 range 30 and a southwest quarter of 30 and north northwest quarter of 31 township 14 range 49. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Gus Weluner.
Property listing offers the view section 22 township 12 range 5 Logan county Colorado for sale or exchange. Prefers no west of the B and M railroad but distant enough for lower price. Exchange possible for a quarter section of good level table land in Logan county Colorado or Cheyenne county Nebraska. Address O H Albertson Greatham Nebraska.
Those owing are accounts contracted before January 1 1909 or notes or contract that are past due will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection if not settled within thirty days. Call and settle at once with Harper and Wright.
Farm owner John Fred Mohlmann of Sidney offers a 125 acre cultivated farm two miles south of Sidney for rent or sale on reasonable terms. Full improvements available. For details contact the owner at Sidney Nebraska.
Clean lot of saleable stock offered for Westernland address Box 273 Frankfort Indiana. Viola Chambers received the dishes at the Sidney Mercantile Co store when the clock stopped last Friday.
Mrs. R K Jorgenson and daughter Gladys visit relatives in Minden. Mrs. Charles Mooney returns from Silver Plume Colorado. Jobo Costello leaves W Klein Grocery to resume schooling. Earl Lobb back at school studying German. Rev L F Gunderman preaches farewell in Chappell. John Otteman travels east then to Idaho to visit relatives. Miss O Donnel from Denver joins Sidney Mercantile millinery line. Frank Stafford inactive at The Telegraph due to rheumatic attack. John Scherer helps move mother's goods to Simla for winter. Missing satchel reported near the city. Rev A Wagner endorsed.
Land buyers announce eager use of twenty quarters and urge landowners to submit propositions. The company states strong sales and requests offers for land in Cheyenne County during September.
V Klein is away on city business leaving Wednesday evening with plans to visit Brainard and Lincoln among others. McDougall, a local druggist near Gooding Idaho and husband of former Sidney resident Miss Birdie Otteman, has died as reported last week.
Mrs. T. C. Weaver of Lexington Nebraska reports lasting recovery from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She details back pain, headaches, dizziness, and nervousness relieved by the treatment, and notes no symptoms since finishing the course. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Dr Woitishek and son Alfred return from Seattle where the Nebraska delegate attended the National Irrigation convention. Reverend Whitehouse’s daughter ill but improving. Mrs. I. N. Rice and husband visit Mrs. Rice’s nephew Dr. Beebe before winter in California. J. O. Lobb headed to the Lincoln state fair to promote Cheyenne County's resources. A petition seeks a new county courthouse at the next election. John Farley from Campus Illinois toured the area and subscribed to the Sidney Telegraph. Miss Myrtle Hiett leaves for Lincoln schools with warm goodbyes. Mrs. A. D. Stewitts accompanies Dorothy to Fayetteville Arkansas for schooling. Reverend Whitehouse and family arrive to serve a parish, with services held and renovations complete. A Sidney philosopher notes Harriman’s wealth vs humble laborer, urging reflection. Bank statements show prosperity with American Bank deposits over 318000 and Potter State Bank near 32600. Earl Kratz travels to Omaha and Lyons for business. New stock on sale Fridays at Sidney Mercantile Co. Rev L. F. Gunderman preparing to move, and ads for guns and veneer at Jackson’s.
Beginning students may enter first grade only during the first two weeks of the school term. Parents whose children will join first grade should send them now as no admissions will be allowed after Friday September 17. W. R. Pate, Superintendent.
Sidney’s hoodoo continues as Alliance defeats Sidney 2 to 1 in a Saturday game. Ferry drove in the lone Sidney run while Alliance pitchers Ferry and Agnew held firm. Rain cut Friday’s game short with Sidney leading 4 to 1 before play halted.
The article extols Quaker Oats as a clean pure food essential for strength and brain power. It credits the company with solving oatmeal husk and speck issues and urges buying regular or family size packages. A separate notice seeks room and board in a private family for a man, wife, and a little girl.
E P Dag departed Tuesday for Chicago and other destinations on an unspecified trip of indeterminate length.
Next Sunday September 12 marks the last Sabbath of the conference year. All are invited to attend. Sabbath morning features a year in review. Sunday evening services begin at 7 30. Remember the time. A luncheon hosted by Mrs Hadley and Mrs Frazey followed by a social gathering was enjoyed by the ladies at Mrs Hadley’s on Wednesday.
Advertisement notes items for sale by the Sidney Mercantile Co. listing goods and events scheduled for next Friday and Saturday, inviting customers to visit and claim bargains.
Two year old bay mare with blaze face and no brands described. Liberal reward offered for information leading to her recovery. Also found two yearling calves marked with ghair on right hip, finder asked to report. Regular church services in Trinity Lutheran next Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm with morning theme on the Sixth Beatitude. Sunday school at 0 45 am. Pastor L F Gunderman.
A playful riddle about Cook recognizing the north pole by every direction being south, followed by a brief ad note in the same snippet.
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