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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
8
Information on through trains with sleeping dining and reclining chair cars and baggage handling to any point in the United States or Canada. For details call or write M A Shipman and Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
Going East trains include Overland Limited No 4 Atlantic Express No 8 Mail and Express No 102 Fast Mail. Going West trains include Overland Limited No 101 Fast Mail No 3 Pacific Express No 5 Mail and Express All freight trains on points where the train stop. Timings shown: 9:00 a m 5:45 p m 4:20 a m 3:20 p m 4 4 p m 7:05 p m 3:00 a m 9:05 p m.
A sweep of classified notes lists merchants and sales including Reinhardt the Jeweler and Sidney Drug Co with medicines and perfumes, C M Wright bicycle supplies and pumps, and local auctions. Items mention Dr Harris on female diseases, hotel for sale, land leases, and upcoming events at the Opera House and skating rink.
Market notes list per bushel or cwt prices for wheat corn oats rye potatoes eggs butter chickens hogs cows steers and baled hay with figures 6.00 6.50 2.50 3.00 8.00 4.00 8.00 10.00.
R H Willis from Camp Clarke visited the city on Tuesday Rev Flood traveled to Cheyenne Wednesday evening Dr Harris left Thursday for Omaha and Macon Mo Mrs H Schroeder of Bronson is critically ill Mrs Urbach and Leon and Esther Urbach arrived in the city last Saturday E H Gapen went to Omaha on a business trip Wm Wisner appointed postmaster at Redington Mackie resigned Annie Agnes and Nellie Swan went to Cheyenne to visit friends Milton Ahrens left for Utah Frank Lawrence shipped forty head of cattle to Sidney Draw Fred Griffith plans a residence addition E J Sweet erecting a new cottage for Herman Schroeder Lodgepole election results anti license trustees elected and license candidates not printed on the ballot
The Sidney Fire Department plans a second grand ball Monday night at the Skating Rink to raise funds for apparatus and engine house repairs. Tickets are fifty cents and proceeds go to the fire fund.
A vintage box label touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a genuine remedy promising cold relief. The wording emphasizes rapid action and target use for colds.
In First primary letters, Mrs Beard visits Miss McCoys room to spark learning. Seventh grade mourns Cura Hire as Grace Range withdraws due to family illness. Hans Christian Anderson birthday program, students praised for arithmetic feats and punctual attendance by Francie Brennan and Alfred Mancely.
Churches announce Easter observances with services across denominations. Christchurch hosts 11 am Holy Communion and Easter sermon, evening children’s service, and rector debt offerings at both services. M E Church offers morning and evening sermons with special singing. Lutheran Church holds 11 am communion and new members, with evening preaching and Easter music. Catholic church conducts Easter services.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Sidney Nebraska post office for the week ending April 5 1901 include Geo J Bourke Willie Foggett Tompkins J N Ladies Donald Mrs Mary Moran Mrs Fannie Persons and P M Callahan. Persons calling for these letters please say advertised.
A faded notice from B. A. Jones demands payment of smaller overdue charges. It states amounts of 560 and 500 dollars, asks subscribers of the Peoples Poniard to settle debts, and threatens action after repeated requests to attend to the accounts.
A brown mare four years old with a black foal is missing from southwest of Lodgepole. Both have a star on their foreheads and white feet. mare bears a scar on the left knee from a wire cut. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Address P Z Gentry Lodgepole Neb.
For sale a number of high grade Hereford bulls three years old. Bulls can be viewed at one of our ranches four miles west of Potter after April 15, 1901. Adam Gunderson & Sons, Potter Nebraska.
Yearling and two year old steers and three and four year old heifers for sale at all times. Time given to responsible parties. E. J. Tadlock, Sidney, Nebraska.
A list of farming gear including one road wagon, one top buggy, one old set work harness, one new net light driving harness, two sete single buggy harnesses, plus a mower rake and harrow. J. L. Hewitt.
Special to the Telegraph notes light receipts due to bad roads but a stronger cattle market. Good cattle up 10 to 14 cents, cows and butcher stock higher, liberal stockers and feeders with solid demand. Hog receipts light but market improving. slight easing today after prior advance. Sheep receipts liberal with active market at steady to slightly stronger prices. Nye and Buchanan Co.
A notice offering a reward for information leading to the recovery of cattle. The reward is described as suitable. Signed by W J Mierly of Gering Nebraska.
W L Reynolds offers to trade two draught stallions for horses or sell on time. Also seeking draught horses for cash. Inquiries at Washburns livery barn.
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