Train Schedule Fragments Show West and East Runs
The notice lists passenger numbers and times for trains including No 2 Overland Limited at 7:45 am No 4 Local Passenger at 5:00 pm No 6 Atlantic Express around 5:55 pm No 1 Overland Limited at 5:30 pm No 101 Fast Mail at 2:50 pm No 3 Pacific Express around 3:50 am All trains offer passenger service at each stopping point FE R Breiscs Agent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Fast Mall
Pacific Express
Ssce
FE. R. Breiscs
Local items note births illness and sales in town
District court convenes Monday Milton Ahrens ill Puritan flour advertised Charlie Nelson from Greenwood Bert Davis convalescing pneumonia Mr and Mrs Anton Olivering welcome a girl baby Mr and Mrs Harmon gain a boy born 28th Produce consigned to McMullan's for top prices Rain delays grading outfits Dr Harris treats female diseases Dental and other ads present Charley Hadley health improving Hayden Bros Omaha supplies Justice administrator for Karl Kruger named Attorneys at Chapell attend district court Ernest Kruse Sr ill Pneumonia Maxwell sale attendees J D White Camp Clarke in city Mrs Harris returns home Dress goods and steel ranges sold McLernon's advertised Windmills and legal forms Five styles of Majestic IXL Triumph Banquet and Wonder ranges Frank Winkleman welcomes a bouncing girl Birth notice for J B Nelling John teased about a boy Land purchase Greenwood creek Cassius Coulter place North Platte resident moving H B enner to relocate Geo Hulbert brings potatoes Seamstress Jennie Griffith returns to Rod Ogalalla A W Clarke Papillion attends Maxwell sale
Bishop Graves to Lead Confirmation at Episcopal Church Sunday
Local items note Bishop Graves visiting the city for confirmation services at the Episcopal church. Other notes include a ten cent tea at Dr. and Mrs. Marlless home, rain that began Wednesday, a punctured saloon window, and various community updates on pensions, roads, and local business.
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Graves
Episcopal Church
The
Methodist Church
Mrs. Marlless
May 1 Saloon Opens and Local Manager in Charge
A limited stock of leather stockings sold at 9c per pair appears at DAN BERGMAN'S. Marcus Meyer license petition circulated. Sidney to run five saloons next year. A prairie fire near Lewis canyon burned vast territory with unknown extent of damage. Maxwell estate land sale at Court House held by Euclid Martin. One quarter section sold for 750 dollars. balance bid deemed too low and postponed to May 2. County Judge Sanders presided Monday. Mike Doyle and Fred Ponstin fined for intoxication. Chas Mulhollam and Jas Vantoke fined for assault. Four arrests for fighting on Thursday.
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Marcus Meyer
Sidney
Maxwell Estate
Euclid Martin
Court House
Sanders
Mike Doyle
Fred Ponstin
Chas, Mulhollam
Jas. Vantoke
Bar of Justice
Politeness Rules on Hamburg Traction Cars
A Philadelphia Press extract describes Hamburg streetcars enforcing strict seating rules. Cars seat 20 to 28 passengers plus front and rear platforms. When full, a sign reads Be gesetzt and no one may board until a passenger alights. A gentleman may yield his seat to a lady and risk removal if the conductor later enforces occupancy limits. Police monitor compliance. extra passengers incur a two cent fine paid to a charity fund.
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Hamburg
Europe
Street Railway Company
Philadelphia Press
Strayed or Stolen Cattle Advertised for Reward
Cattle branded ES on left side or E on either jaw and dewlapped ear marked crop on left and fork on right missing. A liberal reward offered for information leading to recovery. Address Adam Nichol Sidney Nebraska.
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Adam Nichol
Sidney
Notice of Nonrespon sibility by A W Atkins Co
Undersigned parties state they will not be responsible for or recognize any claims for debt incurred by any person in their employ or by subcontractors unless the name is on a written order. A W Atkins & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Atkins & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Pacific A. R
District Court
Milton Ahrens
Charlie Nelson
Greenwood
Bert Davis
Mrs
Anton Olivering
Mrs. Harmon
McMullan
Harris
E. W. Murlless
Sidney, Neb
Oberfelder Block
J. E. Trinnier
J.W. Harper & Son
C. Girmann
Essig’s
Everet Ellis
G. W. Russell
Bridgeport
Easigs
Charley Hadley
Hayden Bros
Omaha
Kruger
Karl Kruger
W. P. Miles
Jas. McIntosh
Chappell Monday
Ernest Kruse, Sr
D. W. White
Camp Clarke
Maxwell
McLernon’s
Majestic
IXL
Triumph
Banquet
Wonder
Frank Winkleman
C. M. Wright
J. B. Nelling
John
Chas. Nelson
Greenwood Creek
Cassius Coulter
H. Benner
North Platte
Roundhouse
Geo. Hulbert
Kearney
Jennie Griffith
Ogalalla
A. W. Clarke
Papillion, Neb
E. P. Weeks
Sterling
Alliance-Brush
Kruse
Robt. Walsh
Grant Harper
Stone Mason
Laramie
Wyo
State University
D. J. Scanlon
QO. C. Anderson
Tidda Johnson
J. H. McShane
Robi. Donnelly
Wyoming
A. W. Atkins
James Harris
Lodgepole
John Sprague
Kimball
Joe Robinson
Grosvenor
South
Callahan
Mary Sullivan
Bessie Finney
John Nichol
E. M. Weatervelt
City
Burlington
Union Pacific
Grant Warthen
Panama
Neb
Telegraph
West
Crescent
Columbia Bicycles
Norice
Sundl
Leroy Martin
Chamberlain
Matt Daugherty
Grover
Helen
Ruth
Father
T. M. Shallenberger
State Journal
Dan’s
Glasner & Barzens
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Daniel McAleese
Dan Bergman
Lewis Canyon
O. M. Ridgley
Prop
Dewey
Front ST. Sidney, Neb
Sidney Flour & Feed
M. JU. Sanders
Panternalpo
Thos. McCulloch
Lincoln
First National Bank
Nebraska
Chicago
Farnanm Omaha
J.J. McIntosh
J. T. McIntosh
Cashie
Himerican Bank
Joseph Oh. Wolf
Oberfelder
Pacific Coast
VIA
Pico
R. Breisch
A. Pease
Bergman's
E. Kruse’s
Sidney Meat
Girmann
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