Fall Stock Arriving At Local Stores And Cattle Trade News
The Star Clothing House and Pioneer Clothing Store announce fall and winter stock arrivals and drastic price cuts. Moors, Pratt & Ferris ship sixty carloads of cattle to Chicago from Pine Bluff. D. Carrigan plans to move his residence to Front street. Ash Hollow round-up set for the 15th. Moore Hotel pursues renewed patronage with improved music. Cheyenne County leads western Kansas in taxable valuation among 62 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Oore
Star Clothing House
Moears
Pratt & Ferris
Chicago
Pine Bluffe
P. J. Coun & Co
Pioneer Clothing
The Catholic Fair Brings Another Successful Sidney Event
The Catholic fair on August evenings drew strong local support and raised nearly $900 from auctioned items. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Christ, and Mrs. Welchman led ice cream, lemonade, and fancy tables while Misses Lowry and Shelly battled for prizes. Local ventures, mining prospects, and plans for shops and public notices fill out this bustling Sidney update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matthews
John Christ
W. JH. Welchman, Mre. J. W. Griffin, Mre. Thos. Kane
Ed. Doran
Fred E. Clary
M.H. Tobin
Henry Snyder
P. P
Bessie Lowry
Ida Shelly
A. Newman
The Future of the Black Hills Mining Outlook
The article argues that Black Hills mining will become a permanent, growing industry. It cites transport advantages, growing organized capital, and rising numbers of permanent producers and consumers. Informants forecast multifold capital investment and substantial long term gold production in the northern mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Rapid Creek
Trost
Kinser
Canyon City
Kelly
Stuart
Philadelphia
Lone Tree
Hille
Paya
Paye
California
Hapid
Fresco Creche
Deadwood
Caster City
California Capitalista
Archie Burland
de Hmet Milve
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Bidney
Here
Sidasy
Union Pacific
Ridley
Missouri River
Fort Pierre
Rapid City
Nebraska
Et- Ment
Many travelers and locals in Sidney pass through town this week
Eph Cowles Uncle Julius Bill and many others visited Sidney this week with arrivals from Towns end New York Camp Clark Grand Island and Denver. Notables include Miss Sophia Heist daughter of Judge Heist and O Heinrich representative of the Leadville Deutsche Zeitung. Several depart for Cheyenne and Pitkin while local businesses advertise sales and new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Cowles
Julius Bill
W. Boggs
Black Hills
B.C. Punk
Frederick Stemmer
Ogalala
Vist
D. Sheedy
Camp Clark
M Cert
Frank Caffey
Fant
Brown
North Platte
Elijah Tusler
Henry Tusler
Fannie Lloyd
Greenwood
Emoma Kane
Binghampton
N. Y
Tom
Colorado
Kunscovers
Pitkin
Gunnison
O. Heinrich
Leadville
Deutsche Zeitung
Heinrich
Hie
W.T. Whitney
H.N. Maguire
Montana
Dakota
Sidney
Raplé City
Tone
Maple City
Hugo Deprezin
Denver
Deprezin
Fort Bideey Posts News and Military Updates
Fort Bideey reports Baroum's raisine trains for soldiers and a new ice house in progress. Col Compton shows a fine trotting wagon with a strong team. The Black Horse company of the 5th cavalry impresses on Front Street last Monday. Commissary Bergt. Boltos leaves for Fort Hartcuff, relieved by Bergt. Rapp. Footballs arrive for post amusement. gym equipment and drills expand. Capt Adams commands Co C in drills, hospital steward OMalley passes exam, and Co C quarters refreshed. Rumor hints Meritt may lead general mounted recruiting. 6th cavalry HQ may move here. Barbed wire price decline noted by North Platte contact. Freight outfits move to Camp Sheridan and Fort Robinson. Star Clothing House advertises summer stock clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Compton
Black Horse Company
5Th Cavalry
Atree
Bergt
Boltos
Fort Hartcuff
Rapp
Cal
Compton
Adams
O'Malley
9Th Infantry
Keith
Ceners Meritt
Sth Cavalry
General Mounted Recruiting Service
6Th Cavalry
The Olive Trial Before the Supreme Court Today
The Olive case is presented as a petition in error challenging a last legislative law that moved the trial of Olive, D P Ove, and Proderick Fisher from Custer county to Adame county. Counsel argue unconstitutionality of the law and improper jury instructions. Lawyers Mason Wheldon Lincoln Hamer Conner Laird defend Olive and Fincher. Attorney General Dilworth and Mc Namar represent the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Whersby I
Ove
Proderick Fisher
Adame County
Custer County
Olive and Fincher
Mason & Whedon
Lincoln
Hamer & Conner
Kearney
James Laird
Hastings
Dilworth
Mc.Namar
Plum Creek
Notles to Cattlemen Round-Up Notice
Cattlemen are notified a round-up will commence on the south side of the North Platte river at Red Hollow on the 15th metant. Joan Sxoperns, Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notles
North Platte River
Red Hollow
Joan SxopeRsns
Round-up to Begin on Goufrey's Bottom August 10
The round-up on the south side of the North Platte river will commence work at Goufrey's bottom on August 10 and proceed eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockman
North Platte
Goufrey's Bottom
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Oees
Rob Shuman
Moore Hotel
D. Carrigan
West First Street
Front Street
John Goedert
Ash Hollow
Shuman
Measre
Beard
Thomas
Platte River
Sp Mee
Cheyenne
Jno
W. Gamel
Seth Mabry
Red Willow
E. H. Cowles
Ogallala
D. R. Fant
W. M. Mackey
Rose Street
D. H. Flanigan
Flanigan
Frankie Griffin
J. W. Griffin
Coser Chronicle
Brainerd’s
Chronicle
Brainerd
Tximonari
Mesers
J. J. Brown & Co
Mr. Brown
Seeee
Omaha
State Board of Agriculture
Daniel H. Wheeler
Plattamouth
Mr. Flanigan
New York
Pioneer Clothing Store
Harvey
Markweather
Persoral
Fred E. Clery
Grand Island
Yar
J. L. Esalg
Caton
Ohio
Aleo Boye
Pioneer Clothing House
Metropolitan Hotel
Children’s Hovsery
Postofice News Depot
Mall
Fort Bideey
Baroum
James Belton
John Pantenburg
Thoreday
Hees
Camp Sheriden
Banswell
Cook
Brett
Haas
Fridiay
Fort Robinson
T. H. Lawrence
H. Tusuer
H. SxYpeEr
Bend
Mworirom
H. V. Redington & CO
Queen City Suspender Company
Cincinnati
Nona
Fourth St
Myrtle Street
E. D. Wilson
J. T. Thoelecke
Dealex IK
United States
Didney, Nebrael A
M. J. Sanders
M.eh. Tobin
Second Street
McDonald's
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