Sidney Growth Reflected In Western Nebraskian Visit
A. E. Gantt of the Western Nebraskian writes of a Sidney trip, noting rapid town growth, busy courts, new buildings, and bustling warehouses. He describes the courthouse, observatory on CE Borgquest’s building, the Pawnee camp nearby, busy hotels like Lockwood and Germania, numerous saloons, and a lack of photographers studios amid urban expansion.
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Sidney
Gil
Braingrd
Faber
West
Tenn-Graph
Ofce
Telegraph
Darrow
Gossage
Smith
District Court
D Jo Me Can & Co
Black Hills
Pratt & Fertishows
Germania
Larest
Lockwood
Keno
Faro
Chuck Luck
Sidne
Front Street
New Beasts of Burden on Cheyenne Route
A Grand Island Independent reporter notes Cheyenne route gains by grasshopper powered freighting. A man uses blue glass to hatch grasshopper eggs and claims eggs grow faster than horses or cattle, thriving in sand. The influx could shift business away from Sidney Grand Island Kearney and North Platte lines, a bold claim about the future of the Cheyenne route.
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Sidney
Grand Island
Kearney
North Platte
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Lear Ek Oe
Water Hole Ranch
Kittrell & Liscom
Bega
Water Hole
S. V. Livingston
Vine Street
Front
Second
Nebraska
Samuel Burns
Farnam Street
Omaha
Sidney, Neb
Hank Clifford & CO
Sidney Bakery
Beat
Anheuser’s
St. Louis
M.irbach
M. J. McKellicon
Gigars and Tobacco
Farnham Street
Omaha, Nebraska
Kentucky
Leo
Hermitage Old Crow
J. J. Mattingly Bros
eMehrvers Hang teleBaar
Daring
J. Funderburgh
Corral
Coort
A. McIntyre
The
Sidney Telegraph
Euphon
A. E. Gantt
Metropolitan
Inde
Pendent
Cheyenne
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Black Hillers
Neb
Crockery
Remington
Cc. A. Moore
Dickinon Corral
First and
Myrtle Streets
F. KE. Kearney
Chestnut Street
Extelle Rook
J. Wilson
Propr
W.W. J. McDonald
Sidary
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