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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1914
Page
8
Advertising blurbs include dental services dual-proof letter files maps for Cheyenne County race winner notes for Denver Cheyenne R M Perkins kindling wood priced 40c per 100 lbs and a modern 8 room house for sale with two lots on Lincoln Highway by Co E Couch and Mrs Clyde Johnson offering plain sewing at home a brief, era-style classified item brief.
A classified line offers kindling for sale at 30 cents per hundred for dray loads. Also advertised is a five room modern house for sale with inquires to be made at the office. Contact CHRIS LIVONI for details on the firewood and housing ad.
Six room residence with bath and furnace and other improvements for sale. Inquiries at listed office.
An ad promoting a highly perfected washing machine bought from Sidney Electric Service Company. It invites readers to inquire of Geo. Moore about the device and to contact the company for further particulars.
For sixty days only, reduced prices on Musheid 840 acre ranch four miles west of town at 25 per acre net Kurz 480 acres in section 8 13 50 at 15 per acre net and all unsold Callahan addition lots about 125 units to be sold as one unit. half cash balance in three years at 6 percent. Also a wanted ad for fifty cows for summer range and winter place in Leafdale Nebraska.
A new and taking song The Dream by Blanche HB Faber is available from Mrs Knox. A large mirror 7 by 5 feet is for sale inquire F M Kurth.
A brief notice describes a choice quarter section of land in Cheyenne County Nebraska dated June 12 1950. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect the tract and correspondence should be directed to E P Dow of Pittsfield Illinois.
Two Cole's hot blast stoves are offered for sale by Dr Murlless. The items are described as reliable heating devices suitable for mid sized rooms and winter use, with potential restoration needs and practical delivery options discussed in the listing.
A band concert is scheduled at the band stand on Sunday evening from 7 to 8 o clock. The event invites residents to attend and enjoy a focused musical program.
Section 29 in township 16 range 60 Cheyenne County Nebraska or any quarter of the same at thirty one dollars twenty five cents taken right away Terms one fourth cash five years time on the balance bearing six percent interest Geo Ef Ortmann Bancroft Nebraska.
For Sale the southeast quarter of section two in township fourteen north of range 48 west of the sixth principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. W H Fire Clay Center Nebraska. Found lady's hat inquire at this office.
148 acres lots 1 2 and 3 section 20 to 12 range 49 Logan County Colo inquire of G G Rieders Clatonia Neb FOR RENT 1 Large Modern room CC P GRANT FOR SALE 1 set harness 1 buggy 13 Section Harrow 1 iron wagon CC P GRANT FOR RENT Two furnished rooms all modern conveniences Half block from court house By day week or month Phone 79 Mrs B W Frazey An auto party from Hodasepole Saturday were Mrs Lehmkuhl Mrs Bostder Floyd Lehmkuhl and Chas Lehmkuhl of Wahoo.
W Klein visits Denver this week. A son born Monday September 7 1914 to S Fishman and wife. J T M Pearson of Schuyler guest in the King home. E P Selch of Peetz Colorado visited Sidney for shopping. Sidney ball team played Ogallala yesterday. Minnie Green and Albert called to Cozad for their brother Frank’s illness. Isenberger and Spindler families from Lodgepole visited in Isenberger car. Hail north of Dalton west to east two miles wide twenty miles. Louis Minor and family move from Huntsville Missouri to Ben Barron farm near Potter to farm with Uncle Mr Barron. Williams family return from Hyannis after visiting Oscar Wright. They brought game. I O O F and Rebeccas picnic at Kreuger Lake with thirty watermelons by N W Olson.
The Belle M Stoutenborough Club will hold a special meeting this afternoon at three o clock at the home of Mrs J T McIntosh to transact important business. Committees are working on the year book and expect to have it at the printers within a few days.
Miss Grace McFadden departed Saturday for Edgemont South Dakota to teach the coming year choosing the town for its educational program and her desire to specialize in a particular line of study.
Town progress this week includes a new porch for Mrs. Julia Ahrens, a sturdy barn by Oscar Harrs, and Ed Ahrens breaking ground on a new south of N. P. John son’s house. Claude Garey constructs a family home directly east of D. F. Bennett’s, signaling active development in the area.
Dance! Dance! Dance! Don’t miss the big event at the Opera House this Saturday night September 19. Fans are urged to attend for a lively performance and festive atmosphere at the city venue.
Miss Ethelyn Rodgers of Denver visited her sister Mrs. L. F. Cunningham in the city on Monday. Mrs. L. G. Lowe hosted a small card party with Miss Anne Radcliffe and her friend Mrs. Dunn from Omaha. The afternoon proved very enjoyable.
Mrs Cuba Clutchfield nee Susie Tucker and her infant arrived Thursday from Colorado Springs to spend two weeks with friends. After that period Mr Clutchfield completes his engagement and joins her. They will then go to New York City where both have signed with the Orpheum Theatre for prominent casts in the Musical Cowboys, an engagement spanning the professional season.
Dr Bilon Eve Specialist will be here again for one day only on Saturday September 19 at the Hotel National.
Mr. and Mrs. Reddy and Mrs. Christensen of Potter made an auto trip to Sidney on Friday.
Mrs. Will Morris and her family departed Sunday for their home in North Platte after spending a week with Mrs. Morris's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hower.
John Witters came down from Minatare last Saturday to visit a week with his parents. He is employed in a bank at that place and is very pleasantly situated.
Mrs J A Bryan and daughter Marguerite and son McKinley arrived Monday to join Mr Bryan who is employed in the Hornaday store. Their former home was Scottsbluff.
Mrs Joseph Paviat and Mrs F Neumann of Denver are spending several weeks in the area. They called on R Neumann at Bridgeport and are now guests at the Neumann ranch in Sunol.
Miss Anne Radcliffe leaves Wednesday for Evansville Illinois to study dramatic art this year. She shows decided talent in this field and is poised to succeed in her ambitions.
Miss Myrtle Lancaster deputy treasurer was absent from Saturday through Tuesday at her Cham bers precinct home. Miss Lena Jessen stenographer for Judge Gapen managed the office in her absence.
Mrs. P. A. Lyngwall and her son Theodore paused to visit relatives on their route to Cheyenne where they will spend time. Misses Lilian Roth and Anne Lyngwall will join them and all plan a visit at Diamond.
William Shatto and family visit Sidney before moving to Morrill county. Mr Shatto sells his atone hotel at Lodgepole to George Sager who assumes possession. Fort Collins Colorado couple Mr C S Ickes and Mrs Ickes announce their daughter Ellen M Ickes engagement to Herbert Hurd of Bridgeport Nebraska. Hurd is a rising young man with the Bridgeport Bank.
Readings show prices for wheat per bushel macaroni wheat per bushel corn eggs butter cream potatoes per hundred pounds loose May young chickens per pound old hens per pound with figures indicating 36 62 22 1.7 percent and ranges up to 10 dollars.
The Becker family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and help after the death of their son and brother. Mr and Mrs T H Becker and family. A dance at the Opera House on Saturday September 19.
If you have been unable to get glasses that suit you, don't conclude that you can't be fitted, but consult Dr. Bison at Sidney Saturday September 19th.
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