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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1890
Page
4
Items from Star Clothing house promise full stock in all departments. Local notables and visitors include Dan Brown, J.J. Carr, A.E. Grantham, L. G. Harper, and Mrs. Brentano. Reports cover business trips, openings, and social visits around Sidney Nebraska with mention of a brief blizzard and active local commerce.
Jos Shurmer disposed of a large mule crop at Lodge Pole last week. E M Mancourt started east on business to Omaha and Plattsmouth. J Shoemaker resigns as satesman in McAleese's grocery emporium and travels to Omaha. Shoes and other goods are advertised with dramatic price cutbacks. Duddley of Mine linked as brother to Fred Duddley, engineer, rode No 7 on Saturday. The Republican visit to Potter, upcoming Dix Kim ball county issue. Literary exercises planned at high school next Friday with invited attendees. Hair loss cured by Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. Wild geese rest at Lodge Pole. a young muskrat killed five with two shots. House goods for sale by private sale starting April 7. Havana-born J I Dilecompson opens cigar factory in Sidney. J Thoelecke named Serjeant Major of Hawk Knights of Pythias Nebraska. Pill Anderson of Brownson claims largest dog in Nebraska, a black Newfoundland weighing 83 pounds. Judge Neubauer busy cleaning streets and alleys. others urged to follow example. J B Hankinson county judge of Banner County visiting Sidney. final proof arrangements. JW Herman, L P south, R Dusenberry, Albert Hill, J Foster, WR Rochford, Archery of Crete, AN Pyler of Lakeside all in town for final proof. Adam Ickes praised for long-standing legal practice before pensions office. Water turned into Second Street ditch. brook’s song of crickets marks nightfall.
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