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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1898
Page
8
A fragment shows an early timetable listing for the U P R K line noting one fast mail and freight service with passenger restrictions. It references a fast mail service and freight operations in terse terms. The passage lacks complete details but indicates railway schedule entries.
A bustling page of small notices reports visits from Redington and Greenwood residents, local business ads for Bergman s and Essig, sales of blankets flour and clothing, and upcoming dentist and stage events. Mentions include S. H. Judd, C. C. Nelson, H. T. Doran, Irene Sullivan, and Mrs. Dodds with multiple towns cited such as Lodgepole Arlington Redington and Bayard.
Miss Clara E Rankins will be in Sidney on Saturday August 20 to do photographic work. Miss Adams Miss Doran and Charley Doran spent the week at Redington as guests of Mr and Mrs Redington. Sheriff King cleans the jail. For sale the Metropolitan Hotel and Central House with two building lots. Hay on Christ ranch burned by lightning during a storm. MecLernon offers underwear. Miss Grace Hart returned from Kimball visiting Miss Winnie DeCastro. Rev G B Barnit to preach in Lutheran church August 23. Pete Smith leaves for Hot Springs Utah for baths. John Halston returns from Green River. N P Johoson buys new hand made harness from H T Doran. F DeCastro seeks Kimball lodge institute. Foreclosure on Chowins block by Emlaw mortgage. Water scarce due to light winds. Omaha Bee ad promotes big west crops. Miss Grace McIntosh and Mable Moore hosted at a Kenasington luncheon. Henry Sanders leaves Oberfelder block restaurant. Local business mourns his departure. James L McIntosh returns from Lincoln Omaha with supplies for house keeping. Miss Grace McIntosh heads to Omaha. Fair directors fix dates September 15-16. Premium list to be printed. Epworth League concert a success with Prof Neilson on violin. M M Walsh found guilty of larceny. fined and jailed for nonpayment. Mr and Mrs W T McKelvey visit Martinville Illinois and plan Exposition. Frank King reports Republican State Convention enthusiastic. A C Wolfe of Dundee Mo offers travel tips and praises Chamberlain's remedy.
An aggregation of medical endorsements and local sports notes. Claims of a tonic and cure in travel medicine, advertisements for Dr King’s New Life Pills, and a Sidney ball team report naming Redington Mackey and Dugper as batteries with a mascot person. Events include a farewell party for Grace McIntosh and Mabel Moore with chaperones.
Greatly reduced rate via the Union Pacific to Omaha for the Exposition. The superb equipment and quick time of the Union Pacific makes it the popular line to Omaha and the Exposition. For advertising matter, lickete and fall information, call on E. Breiscu. Agent.
A butcher’s lad delivering meat in Newcastle escaped a dog attack when the mistress rushed out and fed the animal suet. The dog was kept in the back yard and pinned him to the wall until intervention saved the beef.
A consumer testimonial from Mrs. Eliza Wike of Akron Ohio credits Pe-ru-na with curing pelvic catarrh. The letter asserts the remedy saved her life and transformed her health from broken down to well.
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