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Sidney News Highlights Local Activity and Appointments
Mrs M on hand when the train arrived eyes the scene and red flags mark an April fool moment. New ads for Star clothing house Smith Livingston hardware Rogner Hooker painters. C F Robertson of Antelopeville partners with M R Regan of Marseilles opening a land office at Vengor Junction. Mrs Chowins stocking hats bonnets and millinery and J L Essing builds a larger fence on Second street. Sam Wilson head cook at the railroad house becomes a father of a 13 pound girl. Rev L Stevens gains an assistant after serving from Ogalvalla to the Wyoming line. Sidelights include a missed marriage mention of Sergeant Michael Seeger and Miss Nannie Hutchinson Rey L Stevens performing the ceremony on the 18th ult. Mrs Hughes of Running Water buys a large stock for her store there. Nebraska Dairymels association forms. first meeting at Fremont in December. Washington dispatch says Dr McGillicuddy kept in charge at Fire Ridge. a misstatement about the preferred democratic nominee grows. Calico ball at White House hall next Monday evening with drawing and grand march. E G Bartlett leaves his wife in Sidney for Bourdeaux creek ranch and will return with young trees. G W Fairfield and sons establish a land office next to C A Moore's store after surveying Sioux county. E F Baker from Running Water horse ranch denies mismanagement stories about Hughes post office. UP survey team of 18 in North River surveying south bank opposite Cedar Creek. Street cleaning continues. urge strict ordinance enforcement. Rutledge Monthly offers $20 for shortest New Testament verse, with May issue reward and submission details. Letter list includes remaining names at Sidney post office for week ending April 4, 1835.