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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1912
Page
5
Resident fete and blocks for sale in Wellner's addition to Sidney. Blocks 320 dollars, lots 100 dollars each. Inquiries to Gus Wellner. The Telegraph offers dual proof letter files for sale and small sectional maps of Cheyenne County at five cents each.
M. Ramella introduces a new line of bathroom accessories including racks toilet paper holders soap dishes and bath seats at the Masonic Building inviting shoppers to preview the range.
Three office rooms and one apartment of three rooms and bath in Callahan Block. Acquire from Robt A Barlow.
For sale property description shows East Half 27 15 49 owned by Geo S Dobbins and Southeast quarters 23 13 49 owned by Ruth Dobbins. Interested parties to apply to George S Dobbins in Mission Texas.
The Stowittsa residence includes two lots and the stone barn with rear lot. For details contact J. L. Mcintosh.
Classified short notice advertising furnished rooms for light housekeeping managed by Mrs Haskell.
In the Southeast quarter of Section 19 Township 13 Range 49 near Sidney Iowa E I McGRAW Sioux City promotes vigilance for abnormal bowel movements in young children during summer. He recommends Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for prompt attention and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Advertisement by B. A. Jones seeking to rent a large new house as a travelers inn in Sidney. Describes modern facilities, lawn and trees, wide piazza, and a term of years for the right party to operate a inn for touring travelers. Call or write.
An estray sow has been taken up on premises of Chas Faytinger near Sidney Nebraska 19 miles southeast. Owner can reclaim by paying advertising costs and prayer of property.
The Episcopal church ladies plan a home made cooking sale on Saturday September 28 at McLernon's candy store starting 2 p.m. J B Halston of Higins will auction his farm Thursday October 3. Free lunch at noon. Auctioneer V F Kucera.
Notice reports a gray overcoat missing from Kratz & Baldwin office. A quiet return is requested to avoid trouble.
Mrs E F Henderson and Alma Kime of Lincoln, relatives of Mrs E L Uptegrove, depart Lincoln after two month visit with Mr and Mrs Uptegrove. Phone 209 to apply.
A chilly wind rose Thursday afternoon as clouds moved in from a clear sky. By evening rain began after 6 o clock and persisted through the night signaling the start of fall weather with summer over.
John Lewis shot and wounded his wife at the home of Harry De Ford after she refused to drop a pending divorce suit. He fired at passerby Joe Kramer before fatally wounding himself and then collapsed in the weeds. Mrs Lewis is in critical condition with two bullet wounds.
The Royal Neighbors of America appeal a Lincoln county district court judgment won by Thomas J. Youda for $2,000 on behalf of his wife Annie Youda, who held a North Platte camp certificate. The appeal argues Mrs. Youda misrepresented her health when joining the organization.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications Explain that cure requires internal remedies Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces It is not a quack medicine, prescribed by leading physicians, and combines tonics with blood purifiers for healing testimonials available free from CHENEY & CO Toledo OH Sold by druggists 75 cents Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Local notes show Mr and Mrs Fred Letts visiting Webster City Iowa. Orville Bradbury returns from a land trip eastward. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson on September 15. Frank Folkeris of Weyerts attends the fair. Bertha and Mary Nelson of Potter visit Mary Livoni. J L McIntosh buys a new Franklin car arriving midweek. William Bundy of Potter attends the County Fair. Mr and Mrs Nicholson move into Miss Flossie Hastings home. Mr and Mrs Strotman of Dalton visit Mrs Fred Seeger. Mrs Bartholomew of Kimball visits daughter Mrs George Davis. Mrs W H LeCoyt of North Platte visits cousin Mrs Roscoe Zimmer. Geo Wolf and wife return from Iowa City visit. Mr Lvoni visits C A Livoni and family. Lvoni shows a string of horses on the race course. Henry Gaines of Arlington Nebraska, former local homesteader, in Sidney midweek. The Bohemian Glass Blowers entertain at the American Bank corner Rose Street.
The Winston Colp delegation to the fair on Thursday included Harry Clemmens his wife son and mother and Mrs George among accompanying relatives.
The Ferris Wheel was set up Thursday morning opposite the Ga pen Building and drew a large crowd of Sidney's youthful residents.
Mr. Pulver from Sunol plays with the Sidney Military Band during fair week and with the Stokes Orchestra at a series of dances. Mrs. Pulver accompanies him.
Mrs. E L Uptegrove hosted a nine oclock four course breakfast Thursday in honor of her sister Miss Alma Kime of Chicago. The house and table were decorated with smilax and roses and hand painted place cards added a dainty touch. After breakfast cards followed.
A new stairway has been added at Jackson's furniture store to display basement goods more attractively and improve access. The basement department now has better visibility and should attract more patrons.
Lincoln Sept 18. Judge Holcomb reports to the supreme court recommending ouster of Ryan and Pivonka, South Omaha fire and police commissioners, after misconduct in office charges. The National Employees association appeals to the supreme court over a licensing denial. B F Piester, pioneer Cherry county ranchman, dies at a local sanitarium.
Henry Goebel of Riverton was fatally kicked in the face by a mule. Doctors removed nine pieces of hare from his orbit and operated as brain exuded through the cavity. Recovery appears unlikely.
Hebron Nebraska September 17 fire destroyed the farm residence of EF E Williams located north of the city. No further details on injuries or causes were provided in the readable text.
Advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now for potential summer emergencies. Sold by all dealers.
R G Langer brings Desert Wheat Corn seed from Oklahoma to Cuming county. Experimental fields test its suitability for Nebraska soil and potential benefits. The plant, native to Mexico, yields large wheat like heads and grains, tolerates drought, and grows in arid conditions. It provides fodder, chicken feed, popcorn when cracked, pancake flour when ground, hominy and even coffee substitute.
The Nebraska manufacturers plan a mass convention in Omaha on November 14 to organize a state association. A committee appointed by the Omaha Manufacturers' association will call manufacturers from across the state to participate. Letters from many manufacturers favor the convention, which will include representatives from all regions and lines of manufacture.
Joe Parker, a young motorcyclist, died from injuries after crashing into a post during races at the Broken Bow fairgrounds at sixty miles per hour. He passed away at Ryerson hospital unable to regain consciousness. Parker supported a widowed mother and several siblings. Hebron Neb Sep 18 Farmers discuss stopping the disease killing many horses. Anthony Martin near Bruning reports five lost horses and a cow sick with the same malady.
Tuesday September 17 1912 Nick Brachtenbach and Miss Catherine Lenzen of Laura Cole. Saturday September 14 1912 Morris Reddy of Potter Neb Grace Dailey of Rockford Ill. Monday September 16 1912 Dirk Miller and Christina Bruns both of Weyerts Nebraska.
York County reports no abatement of a mysterious horse disease with 350 animals lost to date. Veterinary surgeons remain busy treating affected horses as officials seek answers.
Palisade Nebraska September 18 John S Dillon one of the county's oldest settlers died at his home in Palisade He was a Civil War veteran He leaves a widow and several children
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