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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1915
Page
8
The Telegraph advertises small Cheyenne County sectional maps for sale at five for each set. E W Marless lists contact options by phone. Subscriptions to all magazines and periodicals are being accepted at the office and available any time.
$500000 to 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 just received a car load of Marshal Oil Co.'s oils and greases, which is the real Pennsylvania oil. Call and get prices. Fundingland Transfer Co., Ford Cylinders Bored out and fitted with Piston, Rings and Piston Pins, $8.00. For sale Fine 480 acre farm about three miles west of Dalton adjoining the splendid farm of Thos. Freeman. No better land in Cheyenne County. For particulars address J. W. Casey, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
A tiny classified notice advertises furnished room and auto livery to any point in the city and return for twenty five cents. It also notes Ford repairs specialty by Andy Brett.
Three room cement block house on the north side is for sale with trees cement walks lawn and outbuildings. Part cash and the rest monthly payments accepted. Contact F. L. Jet sc1 Box 223 Sidney eb.
Property near Pot ter Nebraska offers 240 acres with 1700 dollars in improvements. Cash buyers only. Interested parties contact Ben Barron owner or Louis Wasem Sidney Nebraska. Also ads for old newspapers heating stoves cabinet linings and more. Homes for rent two houses electric light and city water. Also cabbage for sale one mile east. Lost saddle horse bay with white feet from Livoni ranch. Large heater for sale. Mrs Mac Radcliffe.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church will hold a bake sale in the store of the Sidney Drug Co on Saturday September 25 from 2 to 7 p m. The committee in charge is Mrs. Helen Lowe Chairman assisted by Mrs J McClenaghan and Mrs Devine.
Six room furnished house for rent for six months. Address P O Box 444 Sidney Nebraska.
General Villa and staff evacuated Torreon by last troop train to Chihuahua City. Villa forces unable to secure supplies for a push on Obregon Carranza lines, plan to split into raiding bands. Refugees report evacuation completed after many foreigners evacuated, with thirteen trains reaching Chihuahua carrying artillery, horses, camp gear, and officers’ families. Rumors arise as Juarez sees a cattle car of silver bullion, suggesting Villa may ship loot seized from Urbina to the border.
State Game Warden Rutenbeck of Nebraska and Hinshaw of Iowa reached a satisfactory agreement on hunting at Carter Lake and Lake Manawa. Nebraska licenses will be valid on Carter Lake and Iowa licenses on Lake Manawa, with the river as the dividing line, ending previous disputes over hunting boundaries.
The Turin Stampa reports a diplomatic source that Germany promised Bulgaria extensive rewards to secure benevolent neutrality. The alleged terms, conveyed to King Ferdinand by the grand duke of Mecklenburg for Emperor William, included Bulgaria obtaining the crown of Byzantium.
F A King and mother made a business trip to Bridgeport Tuesday. Miss Gertrude O Kane is now sales lady in the Hornaday basement. Reverend Edwin Maxfield Johnson visited North Platte Tuesday in the interests of his calling. Claus Edens of the North table was in the city Monday spending coin from his wheat fields. Mr and Mrs Oscar Metz from Mentone Indiana arrived Wednesday to visit with their son Earl Metz and his wife. Mr and Mrs A Q Witters left for Cheyenne Monday after visiting relatives. Miss Janestia Clark accompanied them and will remain for some time.
D R Campbell plans a two week absence in his Wyoming territory. A large crowd attended the Farmers Union general session held Tuesday at the Ideal Theater.
Miss Carrie Glassburn of Sidney Draw has spent ten days in the city visiting friends and undergoing dental work. L H Bewley of Hillsboro Illinois has been in the city this week. he is a brother of George Bewley and Mrs. C J Osborn.
Mrs. E. D. Smith and her young daughter were summoned Tuesday to Boulder Colorado due to the death of Mrs. Smith’s grandmother.
Miss Alice Kurachner becomes engaged to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs. Stafford's resignation at the Jackson Beehive store, taking over the position recently vacated.
Mrs. Julia Scanlon came back Friday of last week after a three week trip to Utah. She spent most of the time in Salt Lake City visiting the Kane family and reports a most delightful outing.
B A Jones accompanied his niece Miss Ramsey as far as Chicago on her homeward way to Massachusetts going Monday. The lady spent several pleasant weeks here with her relatives.
Mrs. George Lauderback and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. French from the Pleasant Valley neighborhood south of Sidney were trading here Thursday.
J. B. Copley and two sons from Fullerton visited Fred Pegden and wife last Friday expressing satisfaction with land advancement here. An auto party from Kimball on Tuesday, including Mesdames Bartholomew Piles Barrett and Ed Piles as chauffeur, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis in Sidney.
The state livestock sanitary board has issued an order requiring all cars and other receptacles for shipping live stock from Illinois to be thoroughly disinfected before entering Nebraska.
An advertisement urges tractor owners to try a small barrel of Oil Pull tractor oil claiming it is the best yet used. It promises a full guarantee and is signed by Fundingland Transfer Co.
FOR SALE a good heater fire keeper A B Knox wants quick price and terms on 160 or 320 acres Cheyenne County X Care The Telegraph FOR SALE East half Sec 30 Tp 13 range 52 Cheyenne County House and well 70 acres broke Address C P T Care of The Telegraph
FOR SALE Reeves steam engine 20 HP eight John Deere plow bottoms with steam lift two Reeves separators 36 inch cylinder water tank oil burner attachments price 1500 Severn southwest of Sidney Neb Mrs W A Fulton Sidney Neb 3 gallons gasol ine and a 75e spark plug 1 00 Ag ANDY BROTTS ON SALE Green tomatoes 75 cents per bushel in bulk Order 268 or see H H VanAlstein LOST Pair of gold rimmed spectacles in case Return to Livons Son FOR SALE Set of good coil bed springs A Knox
J. R. Williams tours Keokuk Iowa, revisiting scenes from his youth and indicating he will not return for at least two weeks.
Miss Henrietta Shoemaker departed Saturday for Chicago to enroll at the Evanston School of Oratory. She plans the complete course specializing in English.
Hubert Fuller purchased a batch of two year old steers last Saturday and resold them within a day for a profit of one dollar per hundred. The note highlights rising demand for feeders among buyers and sellers.
Miss Fern Johnson resigns from her Hornaday store post and plans to live with her sister in Pocatello Idaho. She will attend business college for the coming year to further her studies and career.
Mrs August Thelan and daughter Theresia of Shelby spent Thursday and Friday with the Reisdorf family in a visit extending after five weeks at the Panama exposition and with relatives on the coast.
Canada issued the first order for field artillery guns and howitzers to Canadian manufacturers, a contract valued at 65 million dollars influencing wartime production and allied supply chains.
Mrs. W. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. O. R. Owens left early in the week for Grand Island as delegates to the State W R C Federation. Before returning they planned to run in to Omaha for a couple of days.
Charlie Trognitz returns from a journey to the Springs and mountains visiting Denver Idaho Springs and Salt Lake City and several lesser points of interest. He reports feeling much benefitted by the trip.
Miss Hurlburt of Burlington Iowa visits cousins the Raymonds on the North Divide with Miss Fannie Raymond Henry Raymond and Frank Raymond of Scottsbluff forming an auto shopping party to Sidney on Thursday.
Sicily rich in Greek antiquities, with the Ear of Dionysius near Syracuse highlighted as a notable quarry prison. The 100 foot walls lean inward, slaves chisel the rock, and a large cavity shaped like an ear allowed Dionysius to listen to captives. The cavity narrows to a small daylight hole, producing extraordinary acoustics for whispers and loud sounds.
Henry Reist Kraybill of the University of Chicago cites four essential cigar virtues. A good burn, even ash, and no pre burn charring define quality. Flavor must please the palate, aroma should be agreeable to all nearby, and appearance must be attractive to equal merit.
The text states that the corporation will be managed by a board of directors and officers comprising a president, a vice president, and a secretary who also serves as the cashier of the bank.
The state railway commission has no funds to prosecute the Missouri Pacific passenger rate cases in federal court. It intended to hire a special attorney, but funds are unavailable. The matter has been referred to the attorney general to prosecute.
A compact advertisement promotes mowers hay rakes and cultivators, touting competitive pricing and sturdy construction as part of a town visit. Fundingland Transfer Cgo listed in the copy.
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