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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
2
Reading OCR debris shows train names and numbers for eastbound and westbound services including Overland Limited and Pacific Express. The fragment mentions freight train stop points and cryptic time stamps, with references to prisoners and passengers in transit.
Wrights offers sewing machines from 1350 and a steel range at bargain prices. Scanlon's Rheumatism Cure touted. Oberfelders sells winter wear and linen shirts. Greenlee & Bengons supply Chloro Naptholeum. Dr. Murilless offers affordable dentistry. Windmill and piping quotes from Wright. Home baked bread from Mrs Swanson. Merifield tests eyes for free with reasonable glasses prices.
Local briefs cover bicycle shop sales, hotel ventures, theater shows, social visits, livestock losses, a planned wolf hunt, a presidential visit, an auction of a racehorse, and business movements. Also reported are a minor robbery, a junior normal school plan at North Platte, and comments on teacher training costs and options for Dawson and surrounding counties.
Dr Seyanour incoming for National Cattle Dip sale by J W Harper & Son at Union Pacific Hotel on Saturday May 28. Several town figures seen, including Chas Menter the Ogalulla veterinarian, Father Devane returning from Grand Island, Bursett from business in Grand Island and Omaha, and Rev J H Alling visiting on property interests. Mortgage records show Cheyenne county activity and town residents buy hogs, with Mr and Mrs Win Schuler of Union Valley making purchases.
Nels M Burgland and wife to H Woods an unconrected bail interest in 95-16-51 for 88,500. Gus Wellner and wife to W M Morris lots 1,2,4 in Wellner's addition to Sidney for 80. Lincoln Land Co to O W Shupp lot 6 block Y Bridgeport. R F Dur nal and wife to J W Webns four in 11 21 53 for 83800. Annie E DeVault and husband to J O Wehn includes two parcels on 11 21 62 for 350. B Wagoner to A Remsburg lots 1,2,3,4,6-18-47 for 2,000.
A Nebraska dealer promotes cheap prices on ranges tinware furniture and mouldings. It claims no smell no danger Quick Meal Gas Range and several models on the showroom floor. A £50 reward is offered for killing a full grown wolf between Mud Springs and Rush Creek signed Mac Radcliffe L M Meyer Liseo Neb.
A. L. Fast of Sidney Nebraska offers to keep 600 head of cattle over the summer season. He has ample water and good range and will take cattle at reasonable rates. For more information write or inquire at Sidney Nebraska.
The Harper Block in Sidney Neb houses fifty eight rooms and eleven closets and rents for over £100 monthly. It invites offers to trade for a good ranch. Address J W Warren Sidney Neb. Also offering highest market price for hides at the Stone Barn. Harry Jones BF Mitchell.
A quiet wedding took place at the Doran home on Wednesday evening April 22. Rebecca J Doran married Nathaniel Baker of Lusk Wyoming in a ceremony by Reverend Father Walsh Cheyenne. Relatives and intimate friends attended as pink and white decorations graced the parlors. The bridal party included Mer. Wallace Doran as groomsman and Miss Mabel Gapen as bridesmaid under pink and white arches. The bride wore white silk over white taffeta with a bouquet of bride roses. The groom and his party wore black. Music by Miss Grace McIntosh, followed by a four course supper. The couple departed for their future home in Lusk, showered with rice. The bride, longtime local resident, has many friends. the groom is a prominent eastern Wyoming stockman.
The Lincoln Star reports plans by General Manager George W Holdrege and Prof HO W Campbell to run a model agricultural station near Holdrege on a 328 acre tract owned by the railroad. Campbell will supervise experiments using soil culture aimed at reclaiming semi arid, irrigable western lands with shallow, frequent cultivation to conserve moisture. New implements have arrived and operations have begun as farmers in the region watch closely.
Mrs Win of Midlothian Texas reports eight years of using Herbine for la grippe bilious fever and malaria. The ad claims a dose stops a chill and continuance cures. Available for 50 cents at D J Scanion and promotes neat jobwork from Telegrap h.
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