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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
8
Through trains offer sleeping dining and reclining clair cars with seats free. Tickets baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps timetables and tickets contact M A Shipman agent or J Francis general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
Readable OCR shows eastbound trains including Overland Limited No 4 Atlantic Express No 6 Mail and Express No 102 and Fast Mail with 8 40 a m schedule. Westbound list includes Overland Limited No 101 Fast Mail Pacific Express No 5 Mail and Express Nos 101 and 102 do not carry passengers with freight trains stopping at points. agent notes unclear timings reflecting mixed schedule data.
Local merchants advertise cheap furniture and appliances, dental services, and clothing while promoting windmills, garden tools, bread from Hannah Swanson, handmade goods by Mrs. Hudson, free eye tests by J. R. Merifield, and John Deere farming equipment as top picks.</s>
Judge Tucker made a short business trip to Bridgeport Thursday. Dick Kruger was in town Thursday with his wife and son. Bewley of the north divide traded in town early in the week. Dr Seymour will be in Sidney Saturday May 23 at the Union Pacific Hotel. Public sales and social events are noted along with local business ads and upcoming Memorial Day plans.
Citizens prepare to plant many trees and shrubbery as lawns beautify the city. A six coach train carried the new Chinese ambassador Sir Liang Chen Tung Cheng and his party through town. Sidney saloon managers Dworak and Vath plan renovations and new liquor offerings. A real estate venture Lyon Land Co targets eastern buyers. A kleptomaniac case led to a 30 day jail option was declined. Epworth Leaguers held a box social at the courthouse netting about twenty five dollars.
Miss Anna McFadden visited several rooms Friday. Only three absent this week in room 7. Annie Radcliffe Hazel Oberfelder and Laura Johnston are absent from Miss Davy's room due to sickness. The Physical Geography class stays spell-bound by Clayton Radcliffe. Forty five in attendance marks April at the high school. Botany resumed work with Indian potatoes judged equal to chocolate creams.
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