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Military Movements and Local Civil Notices in Sidney
Military reports show the Ninth cavalry moving HQ from Fort McKinney to Fort Robinson and Lieut. Truitt on leave via Fort Du Chesne. Dam repair completed at the post, Seventh infantry roster shows three officers absent, and Fort Sidney boasts best court martial record in the department. Local notices include liquor licenses, village bills, and a dress ball by Twilight Socials at the post theater. Fort Dt Chrsse notes Company E occupying new quarters, road survey for telegraph, and a transformed post with gardens and irrigation amid ongoing building delays. Community items cover village trustees actions, licenses granted, and local movements of residents and officials along with ads for stock offers and real estate loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Cavalry
Fort McKinney
Fort Robinson
Lieut
Truitt
Twenty-first Infantry
Sidney
Fort du Chesne
Seventh Infantry
The
Platte
Fort Sidney
HH Libby
J. Neubauer
Richard Krueger
Thomas Kane
Henry Bartling
Post Theater
Prof
Lamac
Messrs. Reichart
Kempf
Commissiary
Quartermaster's
Cavalry
Infantry
Om Kollecall
J Uberfelder
J.J. McIntosh
R Shuman
C. E.trognitz
J. Jessen
C.D. Essig
Rose Street
CE. Trognitz
J. Oberfelder
J. J. McIntosh
Doran &Tobin
M. Urbuch
I. Rub
A. Poqbc
Neceerenenses
Chas, Davis
Bush & Callahan
W.C. Couch
Aeprony Niece
J. W. Norvell
I. JL. de Castro
FE. McLernon
Jessen
Edoh