Local notes on loans shops and town life in 1889
Local notices report L D Lee and Ohio Knox offering farm loans, McLernon and Essig advertising frames and home goods, ice delivery, and bargain clothing at Star clothing house. Several residents travel, fall ill, or visit nearby cities. shortages, repairs, and upcoming posts highlight town commerce and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.D. Lee
Ohio Knox
Van's
McLernon’s
Bordwell
McLernon's
Harry Winters
Hot Springs
Ark
E. Boetteher & Co
E. McLernon
Omaha
Second
Chestnut Streets
R. J. Wallace
McLernon
S. Chas
Doran
M. Moran
Eubank
Ab. Persinger
F.h.decastro
Col
J. J. Carr
Cheyenne County Republican
Star Clothing House
A.S. Baldry
Post
Cy ° Springs
Local items cover mill costs to flood protection and notable moves
The feature notes standard machinery improvements and a mill investment over $12,000. It reports M Urbach arranging U P water works connections on Front street for better fire protection. Other notes include Tom Welsh’s recovery from a fall, K Bettendorf stocking California produce, and travel plans of Mr and Mrs Will Moore. It mentions Joe Scott from Omaha Spice Mills, office moves by R J Wallace and C P Burghart, and Robert Shuman resigning as county judge to focus on the Metropolitan Hotel. County clerk John E Logan says Banner politics may heat up before snow. Epileptic remedy Samaritan Nervine advertised. Frank Wickhizer takes charge at the Democrat. An Oberfelder clothing sale is teased alongside a farmer’s views and Oberfelder’s merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Unis
S. L. Burger
Dr. Field
Dred
G. Church
Cincinnati
Maki Bza
Jones
Siermerbori
Opaha
DeCastro
Oberfelder
wHaeryl Winters
Court
Nic
Wid Birson
Denver
Blanche
Trenant
Polly Vallee
Lavedly
Court of Justice
Harry Winters
Front Street
M. Urbach
U. P. Water Works
Tom Welsh
K. Bettendorf
California
Will Moore
Salt Lake City
West
Joe Scott
Omaha
George
Apple
R. J. Wallace
Harrisburg
C. P. Burghart
Wallace
van Mackey
Sidney
District Court
Douglas County
Colorado
John E. Logan
Banner
John Keitbly
Principio
Frank Wickhizer
Grand Island
Denocrat
Wickhizer
Grand Island Independent
Inter Oolan. le
Heardcn
Gal Tothens
Clso
Inter Ocean
Inter Oolgan
Alleghany Morning IL
America
Worley
Pane
Republic
Meltalle
Pichly
Arecs Ct Witus Uline Miod
BSD
THF
Ineer Ocean c
Theas
Scribner's
Inter Oovan
Schidners
Chicago
McFadden’s Bread Deal and Spavin Remedy Ad
Classified brief notes a bread offer of twelve loaves for one dollar at McFadden and advertises 35th Enplick Spavin Liviment claiming to remove spavin blemishes in horses and save fifty dollars per bottle. Sold by C E Borgquist, druggist, Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden’s
Land of Promise The West Has Wealth in Store for the Moneyless Man
Cheyenne county Nebraska offers vast land open to settlement with nearly a million and a half acres available for entry. The region promises rich crop potential, rising rainfall, growing settlement, and strong market access via Union Pacific. It notes improving schools, churches, and eastern migration, with gradual railroad expansion expected within a year and a half. Also mentions a cutting affray at Oberfelder's store enticing crowds with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Omaha
Nebraska
Oklahoma Territory
Union
Cheyenne County
U. P. Railroad Company
Omahi
Union Pacific
Illinois
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She Sidney
E. Boettteher & Co
Hediy
Kearney
Mrs. S. Wooldridge
Kimpall
City
M. Cohn
St. Louis
Boudisou
Express Commany Itesling
Agent Snow
Judge Pease
Sprec
Oberfelder & Co
E. Doran & Sons
Collins
Second Street
Postoffice
Sidney, Nebraska
CY Tmet
S. A. Richmond Med. CO
St. Joseph
Plennan
Sidsey
Nee
Land OF
Promise
Man
Merchants Bank
Mancourt & Goodwin
Europe
Feed and Sale Stables
Sidney and
Camp Clarke
Teave Sidney
O. Fowler
Brames
California Gloves
Second ST
Neb
DR. J. Scanlon
Bugsgist
Rose ST
Sidney, Neb
E.doran
M. H. Tobin
Anheuser-Busch
Union Aaa
J.T. Thoelocke
Rose Street
Daighboony Ak
Syangay
Front St., Sidrey, Nebr
Robert Shuman
Gwis
Boot and Shoe Maker
Sidney, Mebrasa
American Bank
A.S Baldry
Tino
Northwest
Irnce
Nes
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