Old Papers for Sale and Small Ads in Telegraph
Dentistry priced reasonably with contact for E W Murless. Dual-proof letter files and small Cheyenne County maps offered by The Telegraph at five cents each. Subscriptions for magazines accepted. Old papers for sale for spring cleaning, suitable for shelves and carpet linings. Adolph Swenson tailor offers first class repair and custom suits at Gapen Building.
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THE
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Cali
Adolph Swenson
Gapen
For Sale New House Inquire Mrs Andrew Lindberg
Farmers alerted of a sale offering a new house with inquiries directed to Mrs. Andrew Lindberg. The ad also promises insurance offerings from Bentley Land Co in Sidney, New York, mentioning 1,000,000 to cleanse on land and coverage for fire lightning tornado and hail.
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Bentley Land CO
Sidney
New
New House
Andrew Lindberg
Horses Branded on Left Jaw, Reward Offered
Heads of several horses bear branding on the left jaw and a reward is offered for recovery. Address to claim is LEWIS WILLSON, Potter, Nebraska.
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Lewis Willson
Potter
Neb
Wall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Note
The notice markets Wall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for any cure proof, claims oral constitutional treatment, and urges testimonials. Also listed are a home medicine endorsement and a sale of a safe time lock and buggy by Mrs. M. Ahrens.
Farm sale notice near Sidney Neb with acreage and terms
Fine improved 320-acre farm four miles south of Sidney, 100 acres in fall wheat, 40 rods to school-house. $35 per acre. Address Farm Owner care The Telegraph Sidney Neb. WANTED-Sewing or almost any kind of hand work. Address P. O. Box 73. FOR SALE-Windmill, tank, pipe. MRS. WEISER, WANTED-Price and terms of sale on any piece of land you may own in Cheyenne County. Will buy a few quarters personally if priced right. Box 353 Fremont Neb. FOR RENT-Steam-heated room with private bath in the Gapen Building. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE-Milch cows, extra good. RAY SMITH. FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Inquire of Mrs. C. E. Couch.
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Sidney
The
Telegraph
Sidney, Neb
Cheyenne County
Fremont, Neb
F. B. Brown
Sidney Nebraska to sell village bonds in 1913 notice
The Chairman and Board of Village Trustees of Sidney Nebraska announce an auction on October 1 1913 at 4 p m in the Commercial Club Room for 22500 in five hundred dollar bonds dated January 2 1914 payable January 2 1934 with 6 percent interest semiannual. Bonds not sold below par. deposit 250 by certified check. settlement within two weeks after bid acceptance.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Commercial Club
Land section for sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Section 29 township 16 range 50 Cheyenne County one of the best buyables at 20000 with half cash and four years at 6 percent, or cash at 19400. May be sold in quarters. George E. Ortmann Bancroft Neb.
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Cheyenne County
George E. Ortmann
Bancroft, Neb
Public sale near Sidney Neb on Sept 30 1913
Having rented my farm, I will sell at public auction three miles south and one mile west of Sidney on Tuesday Sept 30 1913 at 10 am. Items include 25 horses, two milch cows, two dozen chickens, farming implements, household goods, incubator, camera, fur items, rifle and revolver. Free lunch at noon. Cash on small sums, credit on larger with 10 percent interest. Removal only after settlement. KE. E. HIETT owner. Auctioneer Col V F Kucera, Clerk B A Jones.
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Sidney, Neb
Kodak
KE. E. Hiett
Col
V. F. Kucera
B. A. Jones
Honey for sale at wholesale prices in Colorado
Riverside Apiary in Brush Colorado offers alfalfa honey at five dollars and twenty five cents per sixty pound can. A case of two cans sells for ten dollars and twenty five cents. Orders should be sent with payment to Daniel Danielsen.
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Riverside Apiary
Brush
Colorado
Daniel Danielsen
Box Social to Dedicate Sunol School House
Notice announces a box social on October 4 to dedicate the new Sunol school house with proceeds for the local school. Local residents invited to attend and support the event for the benefit of Sunol's school.
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Sunol
Vote of Thanks from the L. T. L. Society
The L. T. L. Society extends thanks to the County Commissioners for the court house yard location of the fountain. Gratitude is given to Henry Doran for supervision, Lloyd Mann for drayage, John Pantenburg for donated labor, S. P. Witters for tireless efforts, 3B. A. Jones for presenting the matter, and to all who encouraged and assisted.
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Court House Yard
Henry Doran
Lloyd Mann
John Pantenburg
S. P. Witters
A. Jones
L. T. L. Society
Card of Thanks for Bessie Walsh
The Walsh and Leeman families thank those who offered kindness during illness and death. Special appreciation to the choir for music. Signed by John Walsh, husband, and Mr. and Mrs. John Leeman, parents.
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Bessie Leeman Walsh
John Walsh
John Leeman
Land for Sale Near Sidney on Easy Terms
East half 11-12-49 eleven miles southeast of Sidney on easy terms. For particulars address M. J. Brown Manhattan Montana. Ed Smith and wife and two children are here from Batavia California visiting their parents Mr and Mrs William Smith and the babies are running the house.
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Sidney
M. J. Brown
Manhattan
Mont
Ed Smith
Batavia
California
William Smith
Local and Personal News from Sidney Nebraska
J C Jurgens of Weyerts and Schwartz of Potter visited Sidney on Tuesday. Dalton residents Connelly and Keitelhorst traded in town on Wednesday. W W Wasum and Gus Meyer visited on business from Lodgepole and Potter. Will Tightman travelled to Lincoln for a pleasure trip. Len Sherwin and family from Winston were in Sidney for a few hours. H R Fuller did business in Omaha. Allen Lough from Lodge Pole attended to matters. Dr F W Scott and Will Jewett of Lodgepole were in Sidney Monday. D J Davis of Lodgepole, a fruit tree man, spent the week in Sidney. Cheyenne Snow cooled, Sidney felt the cold breeze. Frank Clinton and George Moore added to north and west side houses. Mrs J C Wolfe and Mrs Flo Bernhardt of Lodgepole shopped in Sidney. Mesdames Lehmkuhl and Bowser shopped Thursday. Lehmkuhl drove his own car. Work started on the second story of the Miles building for apartments in demand. Mrs J R Kleespie of Sacramento has returned from Kansas City and stayed with the Harpers. Cashier Leslie Neubauer and Mac Radcliffe appraised land in Morrill County for the Ahrens estate. Swan Dedrick took over the Sugar Shop for cleaning and restocking with son Russell’s help. S D Conant and wife of Greenfield Massachusetts visited nephew Carl Jones on a western trip. Conant is a notable lawyer.
Local Moves and Rural Obituary Report
Charles Grant moved his family into the Stewitt property he purchased and renovated. Jack McClenaghan settled into his new home nearby as the street shows six months of substantial improvements. The aged mother of C H Dobrinski, fourteen miles northeast, died Saturday and was buried from the Lutheran church at Higgins Sunday afternoon after a period of failing health. No further life details available.
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Charles Grant
Stewitt
Jack McClenaghan
C. H. Dobrinski
Town
Higgins
Lfe
Howe Denies Scarce Meat For Nation
R C Howe general manager of Armours plant at South Omaha challenges claims of a looming meat famine. He says the country is raising more meat than ever and the beef shortage is overstated. He cites underdeveloped ranching regions in South America and Russia as the real untapped sources.
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Omaha
Missouri Valley
United States
R. C. Howe
Armour
South Omaha
Howe
South America
Russia
Railroad Notes and Personnel Changes In Cheyenne County
Karl Muller returns from his honeymoon to work as does J T Davis in the family visit back east. H H Van Aelstyn quits at the round house. Valentine Foster hired as hustler-helper. F A Jack completes steam heat and water in new offices. Isaac Jones to return early month. New caboose track south of U P tracks by the depot. J R Brown resigns as fence foreman for a better post. Verner Merifield resumes as engine dispatcher after Colorado vacation. Don Ahrens returns to Lincoln for school. Strangers marvel at irrigated cornfield seen from train. Cheyenne County gradually gains attention.
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Karl Muller
J. T Davis
Kid Kelley
H. H. van Aelstyn
The
Round House
Valentine Foster
F. A. Jack
Isaac Jones
U. P
J R. Brown
Burlington
Verner Merifield
Colorado
Don Ahrens
Lincoln
Deaf girl moved to Omaha school from Beatrice
Lincoln reports Dr Fast, superintendent of Beatrice girls school, brought nine year old Katie Cornelius who is deaf and not feeble minded to the Omaha school for the deaf. Ridgell warns Nebraskans to inspect chimneys and flues before fall fires and to place metal boards under stoves after 150 winter fires caused by combustible materials.
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Lincoln
Dr Fast
Beatrice
Katie Cornelius
Ridgell
Bargains in piano and player piano sale at Knight Campbell
1913 list from Knight Campbell Music Co features over 100 standard makes of pianos and player pianos with illustrations and descriptions. Prices cut to save buyers 50 to 75 dollars on pianos and 75 to 150 on player pianos. Regular terms halved. freight prepaid. money back satisfaction guaranteed. West’s Largest and Oldest Music House at 1625-31 California St Denver.
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Knight-Campbell Music CO
West
Farm machinery and livestock sale at Dalton Neb in 1913
At Dalton Neb on Saturday September 27 1913 at noon a sale offers bright new farm machinery including Deere and Kingman plows mowers harrows and hoes plus several wagons and buggies. After the machinery sale horses cattle may also be run in the ring. Terms cash for sums under 10 dollars and eight months credit for larger purchases with interest. removal after settlement. Auctioneers Andrews and Millett with WM Foster proprietor.
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Dalton
Neb
WM. N. Foster
Prop
Andrews & Millett
John Willis
Auction Sale at Dat Ton Neb Saturday Sept 27 2 30 pm
The undersigned will sell at public sale opposite the bank at Dat Ton Neb on Saturday September 27 at 2 30 pm. Items include a Jewel Range Cole s Hot Blast small heater gasoline stove dining room table six chairs sideboard sanitary couches sewing machine kitchen cabinet kitchen table bedroom suite rocking chairs and other articles. Terms cash Rev T A Hageman owner A A Sharp auctioneer Darnell Son barber shop opens in fine white enamel interior next to the new First National Bank.
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Cole
T. A. Hageman
A. A. Sharp
Darnell & Son
New Pirst National Bank
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M. Ramella
Ramella
Odd Fellows
H. A. Stover
E. W Muruless
Wall
J Cheney & CO
Toledo
P. O
Weiser
Ray Smith
C. E. Couch
Neubauer
E. W. Ziebert
Leslie Neubauer
T. M. Bickett
E. W. Murless
Denver Music Company
Denver, Colo
Palace Barn
Livoni & Mahr
B. W. Frazey
Keystone
McCormick
Ahren
Julia Ahrens
Livoni & Sons
J. C. Jurgens of
Weyerts
Co. Schwartz
S. J. Connelly of
W. W. Wasum
Lodgepole
John Keitelhorst
Gus Meyer
Will Tightman
Len Sherwin
Winston
H. R Fuller
Allen Lough
F. W. Scott
Will Jewett
D. J. Davis
Lodgepole Fruit Tree Man
Cheyenne
Frank Clinton
George Moore
West Second Street
J. C Wolfe
Flo Bernhardt
Mesdames Lehmkuhl
Bowser
Mrs. Lehmkuhl
Miles
J. R. Kleespie
Sacramento
Kansas City
J. W. Harper
First National Bank
Mac Radcliffe
Morrill County
Milton Ahrens
Swan Dedrick
Russell
S. D. Conant
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Carl Jones
Conant
Bief
Armour’s
OF Minnesota
Steele
Richard Jahreiss
Owatonna
Minn
Zamboni Bros. Drug Store
Richard H. Jahreiss
J. Newsalt
Notary Public
Steele County
Sidney, Nebraka
G. D. Webster
Gapen Building
Railroad Notes
Sidney People
California St
Denver
Deere Gang
Kingman Gang
Kingman
John Deere
Acme
Ajax
Winona
John Deere Steel
Deere Wood
Ment
Datton
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