Sidney Telegraph Local Time Table and Daily Notices
The Sidney Telegraph lists U P Ry passenger leaving times east and west with No.8, 7:45 pm. No.7, 6:20 am. No.2, 6:20 am. No.1, 2:00. Also notes various local items: Daugherty's bread, machine oils at P O Drug Store, band dance on the 17th, O D Lyon appointed drum major, no Luther an services Sunday, Miss May Kane visiting Sidney, American Bank cleaning, and multiple advertisements for hardware, feeds, and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Ry
Pac
Lim
Lin
Bannan
Daugherty
Ricker's
Star of Life
Daugherty’s
C. M. Weyerts
Brennan & Bassett
Hull
P. O. Drug Store
J. C. Barnhart
Denver
Band Boys
O. D. Lyon
Silver Corner
Cs ‘O. ‘Baker
Cheyanne
May Kane
Salt Lake City
Sidney
American Bank
Nursie McConaughby
Essig
Sidney Ladies Guild Sociable and School Event
A Sidney Sydney Ladies' Guild social at Mrs W H Adams house featured lanterns and flags on the lawn with indoor tables due to rain. Miss Lillie Chowins led a judged program of instrumental and vocal solos and a vocal duet. Mrs Parker impressed Sidney audiences in her first appearance. The ice cream and refreshments were well attended, and a schoolchildren event followed the next day with recitations and tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Guild
Sidney
Ladies’ Guild of
Christchurch
W H Adams
Adams
Sidney Can
Lillie Chowins
Lohengrins
Arch
Tena
Sean Ptacein
Gabween
Miss Borgquist
Miss Allen
Salutaris Hostin
Ceeenene
Dis Blanchard
Boyle
Eselg
Geere
Miss Chowins
Miss Burg
Goster“Schoudt
Prof. Wieland
Parker
Miss C. McFarland
Mise Chowfie
Misa Bure
Wieland
Lorena
Stockton
C. Saylor
Fire sale of stock and hardware at damaged Hamilton area
Fire damaged stock to be sold at cost by Oberfelder and Co with 27 head of cows and calves offered, best to buy all. O D Lyon opens Hamilton Blacksmith Shop offering reasonable first day work and horseshoeing. Also mentions Pease's Lumber Yard and P Lunyy in Second Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder & CO
O.D Lyon
Hamilton
Second Street
Cpp
Pease
P. Lunyy
Fire sale ushers in Sidney Mills milling venture
The article notes August 9 filing of articles of partnership for The Sidney Mills by W. T. Whines and Wallace Ousterhoudt. The firm will mill, manufacture, and sell flour and grain, operate day and night, create local jobs, and aim to boost Sidney’s economy through home industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidnvey
W.T Whines
Wallace Ousterboudt
Sidney Mills
Sidney
Oosterhoudt
Whitney
Ousterhoudt
Teiuersii
Oberfelder Rye and Wheat Buyers Offer Highest Cash Price
M Cohn returns from Chicago and advertises next week. Love and wife of Scotia visit and Godiva Amber claim near Lodge Pole proves up. Reverend Iray to preach Christ in prophecy at M E Church next Sunday. Second lecture for youth on Queen Esther follows. Arrears payers receive New York Tribune free for a year. Monday medal won by Lyon 21 points. boys named in attendance. Read Weekly New York Tribune free offer on page top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Wailman
Sidney
Brethren
Essig
Bassett & Brennan
M. H
Roscoe
DeLyon
Waltham Movement
Thoelocke
People's Party
Pickerall
Bessie
Redington
W.F. Bassett
Denver
L. M. Halstead
New York Tribune
M. J. Sanders
Midway
Kearrey
Derver
Oberfelder & Co
Henry Leiner
Eda Edwards
Edwards
Nannie Parker
Occas
Sidney Silver Cornet
M Cohn
Chicago
Lve Love and Wife
Scotia
Mrs Love
Lodge
M E
Iray
Tribune
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Ragan’s
Binder Twine
L. Ll. Halstead
Oberfelder
The
the Gun Club
Lyon
Lyon Mckee
Stulrt Miller Gulfrienr Sanders Peterson Stowitis Jones
D. J Babb
City Hotel
BL A Jones
Enal
Maueely
Nebdeatt Pomeroy
Bronson
Goffins& Undertaking
J.L. Essig
Rose St
Sidney, Neb
Teis
United States
New York Weekly Tribune
Ted
Adda
Tub Sidney
Nebraska
Peva Des
Jerritorie
Creede
Vin
Jeany Wafernah
FAR “Rae UD & CO
Aine
Guar
Eldrebge Hanufacturing CO
Belvidere, Ill
Doran & Sons
Quirts
and Colling Baddleep
Sidney, Nebraska
Haines
Specific CO
Race St
Cincinnaii.o
W. Volkens
Cy Ryner
Hee
Ular AY SU
Plaler
Buckeye Mowers & Reapers
Feed & Sale
Radcliff & Atkins, Proprietors
Ijeb
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