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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1903
Page
8
The page lists GOING SOUTH and GOING NORTH train numbers, service types, and daily or daily except Sundays times. It mentions sleeping dining and reclining chair cars on trains and offers contact for M A Shipman, Agent, and J Francis, General Passenger Agent, Omaha Nebraska.
A collage of classified notices includes two houses for rent, a dentist appointment, paint and wallpaper offers, clothing and bicycle ads, a social dance and opera house entertainment, shoe and hardware promotions, and upcoming eye testing by J R Merifield. Also mentions Chloro Naptholeum, lard sale, and Rambler bicycles.
Dr. Seymour will visit Sidney at the U P Hotel on Saturday October 3. Sherry’s Opera House advertises a Monday August 24 performance. Rev R V Beach will conduct M E Church services tomorrow. A stray Red Polled cow branded C H is missing north of Sidney. Local merchants offer summer attire and hardware closeouts. The Greenlee-Washburn party returns from a Colorado trip. Books urge irrigation rights and a mercantile education at Omaha Commercial College with Fall term starting September 1.
Cyrus Stewart shipped a carload of cattle to South Omaha at the start of the week. A Lutheran church lawn social Friday evening offers cream and cake. Notable visitors include pugilist James J. Corbett passing through Sidney en route to New York and Mrs Myrtle Wilson departing for Jacksonville to attend college. Dr. Lincoln G. Simon returns from a three month trip and resumes practice with Dr. Kern.
A garrel saddle horse missing from the range around May 1 with a bald face and brand L. E. W. on the left shoulder, natural pacer. A liberal reward offered for recovery by Lewis Willson of Lewis Nebraska.
Report of 30 to 35 head of horses and mules missing from Clara area 18 miles northwest of Sidney. Younger animals have brancings on the left jaw. Notify C Joun Clowp, Clara Nebraska.
The ladies of the Catholic church extend a vote of thanks for special music at the lawn social on Thursday evening. They also thank the County Commissioners and Sheriff Babb for courtesies extended. Committee.
Dr. Seymour will travel to Sidney to see patients with eye or ear trouble. He plans to be at the U P Hotel on Saturday October 3, continuing biannual trips through Nebraska for nearly ten years.
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