No 1 Limited 3 Faust Mall 7 Pucifite Express
No 1 Limited at 3 Faust Mall faces Pucifite Express in a brief business listing item. The notice notes address at No 1 Limited and a transit or service reference with page location.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1895
Page
4
No 1 Limited at 3 Faust Mall faces Pucifite Express in a brief business listing item. The notice notes address at No 1 Limited and a transit or service reference with page location.
All advertising accounts up to December 30 1894 are payable to James McMullan and all due subscript ideviccounts are to be paid to the undersigned Chas Callahan.
A dealer advertises seed potatoes at 90 cents per 100 pounds and eating potatoes at 125 cents per 100 pounds. He argues buyers can save money by purchasing locally instead of paying higher credit prices.
District court sits Tuesday. McLernon’s advertises sugar coffee and fruit items. Bor n April 15 to H M Moore. Card of visitors includes Dr Yurietz and Bishop Graves. Local figures include J L McIntosh in Omaha and Andy Burg in Sidney. The water main on Rose street is upgraded and the Belmont secretary visits town.
The Sidney column notes Monday holiday events and weather, city projects, and a stream of local updates. Visitors like Adam Gunderson and Dark Lantern Pete are mentioned alongside council meetings, property work, milling business changes, and plans for the upcoming Pythian Fair on May 1 2 3.
A Saturday baseball game between railroad and city players ended early in the second inning after disputed umpire calls. The city team led 8 to 3 at the time of the stoppage as the railroaders failed to finish their plate half.
All persons owing me are hereby notified that unless their accounts are settled by May 1st they will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection.
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