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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1901
Page
6
Tickets and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps timetables and tickets contact M. A. Shipman agent or J. Francis general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
The timetable lists trains going east and west from Sidney Nebraska including No 2 Overland Limited No 4 Atlantic Express No 6 Mail and Express and No 102 Fast Mail with departure times around 40 am 620 pm 400 am 244 am for eastbound and No 1 Overland Limited No 101 East Mail No 3 Pacific Express and Freight services for westbound. Agent E R Brerscom notes that AM freight trains carry passengers to stops.
Merchants advertise neckwear dental care flour jewelry and hardware with low prices and closing out deals. Services offered include dentistry seat fittings and sewing machines while health products and tonics promote blood purifiers and stomach tablets with free samples.
Sheriff King on the north river. Mrs Tart returns from Alliance. Robert Oberfelder trips to Denver. Morton Smith visits Sidney. Mrs Wellner leaves for Nauvoo after her father's death. Kasper Wolf visits. Wm Smith saddles advertised. Ira Hewitt examines cattle interests. John and Bertha Daugherty visit Denver. Dan Bergman sails to replenish stock. County Clerk Burns returns north river trip. Persinger and Bullock travel from Lodgepole. Beebe family visiting in Sidney. Dr Bassett resumes duties after Mormon trip. U P pay day notable as foreign laborers spend cash. Rev Leamer preaches at Bronson Aug 25. Mrs Stewitts hosts party for daughter Dorothy. Ada Castor visiting from Wilbur. Mabel Gapen departs for Bloomington. Young son of Dick family ill. improving. J R Williams contemplates Union Pacific yards offer. Tadlock and Gundel cattle dispute settled. charge withdrawn. Rev Earle vacationing. Eastern trip planned. W N Crawford fined for assault. Frank Irving urged to run for county clerk. Steamer North West mentions linked to Dr Seymour and Detroit Remains of Pingree voyage.
G H Cunningham left Monday for Grand Island. Aunt McFadden kept books in McMullan store this week. H V Redington puts up a barn in Morrow addition and fences his premises. Services at M E church Sunday as Rev. Austin delays departure to next Wednesday. Clifton's family arrived from Gibbon Neb occupying Daughery residence. Eastern Star and friends hosted a fare well for Mrs. E R Breisch at Dr Harris home with music games and luncheon. Mrs Breisch and children left for Laramie Wyoming Thursday. Col F O Wisner reported funds raised for the Bayard fair and a conrload exhibit planned for the state fair. For perfect fitting glasses consult Seymor and Williams at Union Pacific Hotel on Tuesday September 24. The office has two full lines of land office conveyancing and other legal blanks.
Cheyenne bread at Sanders Domestic and New Home sewing on hand at Essig's. Remnant counter loaded with bargains in staple summer goods. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for ease of use at 25 cents with free samples at Scanlon's drugstore. Lost items include a coat found east of Bidney. Lost or stolen horses and mares reported seven miles east of Sidney. Baby treated successfully with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by D. J Scanlon.
Low rates to Louisville August 24 to 26 for Knights Templar Triennial Conclave. Burlington Route offers a 33.10 round trip from Omaha with a special train departing Burlington Station at 5 00 p m Saturday August 24 arriving Louisville 6 30 p m August 25. Reservations urged and details available from Burlington Route agents or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha.
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