Telegraphed List of Citizens and Businesses in Black Hills
A partial roster from the Telegraph lists residents and firms connected to the Black Hills area. Names include Gossage, Darrow, White, Sila, Gramborg, Flick, Lead City, Custer City, and others across South Dakota towns such as Deadwood, Philip, and Galena. The fragmentary text references merchants and agents in multiple localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame Porenetts
Crook City
T Soc
Ot White
Custer City
Sila & Mia
Deadhwood
D.T Brude
Ee Bell & Gramborg
Itenid Fity
D.T
Khoball
Jun City
J. W. Flick
Galena City
Ternea
Newadenlor
Gay ‘Ty
Jane Colden
Sheridan
D. T
Subscription policy notice from J B Gossage Co
The Sidney fenroRara informs subscribers that overdue copies imply expired terms and that no paper will be continued after payment time. Subscriptions must be paid at 2.00 per year to receive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney fenroRara
Tregarare
Edyaneca
J.B. Gossage & CO
Notice from The Sidney Telegraph on accuracy and liability
The Sidney Telegraph pledges to provide the latest reliable news from telegraph and special correspondence while removing objectionable content to avoid injustice. It states publishers will not be liable for articles outside origin editorials or local matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Teleiary
Terzerara
Thesa Columna
Origins Editoria
Announcements for County Convention Candidates
Citizens may announce themselves to the public as nominees before the County Convention in Cheyenne County. The notice offers insertion in the paper at reasonable rates until nominations are finalized. Also mentions ads from J. B. Gossaaz & Co. and cites Europe’s cattle export claim and rye price reports from Kearney and Sidney.
Army size and cost debate by McClellan magazine essay
General Geo B McClellan outlines a magazine argument that the army could double in size without large expense if wandering troops worldwide ceased. The Inter Ocean notes veterans believe 50 000 troops in strategic locations could cost more than 25 000 with ongoing transport. The piece suggests no economy in maintaining idle ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. McClellan
Vindication of Major Runkle and political exiles
Major Runkle, court-martialed in 1872 for misappropriating funds, had his sentence remitted and retired with back pay after years of insisting on innocence. Evidence suggests improper approval of the original verdict, restoring his rank on the retired list and returning about $11,000. The letter urges sending political exiles from Sidney east, praising their brains and seeking positions. it claims local support will cover travel expenses if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runkle
Army
Secretary of War
Sidney
Braine
Atate
Schuyler Sun
Brother Cady
Sitting Bull lives and plans offensive action in Montana
From state papers comes a bleak view of Sioux threat as Sitting Bull forges alliances with northern tribes and Crazy Horse’s band fed at Red Cloud launch offensives. The piece warns settlers face heightened risk and criticizes government and Bishop Whipple amid claims of political greed. Nebraska crops and land boom noted as prosperity returns to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitting Bull
Crazy Horse
Red Cloud
Sitting Bull
Montana
North Platte
Ring
Bishop Whipple
Nebraska
Land Department
Union Pacific Road
Omaha Commercial Exchange
Rambling Remarks Across the Western Frontier
A humorous reminiscence describes Snyder’s herd moving toward Cheyenne, with Antelope postmaster J J McIntosh and guide J J Kinney featured. It notes Green River hotels, Cheyenne editors, Antelopeville residents Uncle Lynch and a deer, and mentions planned wholesale fruit stores from Frisco along the Union Pacific line to Ogden or Sidney. The piece also mentions Green River life, local editors, stage travel to Brown, and an agricultural northern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Texas
Antelope
Cheyenne
John J. McIntoh
J. J Kinney
Gen. Aleman
Green River
Detroit “Free Press
Hawkeye
Lynch
Antelopeville
Cheyenne County
Rawlins
Laramie City
Pacific Slope
Sidney
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Ogden
Sault, Lake
Evanston
Salt Lake
Frisco
Holden
Telegraphic farewell to low telegraph rates for 20 years
A long dispatch outlines the agreement between Western Union and Atlantic & Pacific committees. Keene, Sagears, and Vanderbilt exchange stock and set a pooling plan to raise rates to a fair profit. The arrangement lasts twenty years, with both firms continuing under old officers but sharing profits, and public contract details kept private. The report also covers vaccination orders, transport notes, and other world-wide brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times
Western Union
Atlantic & Pacific
Keene & Sagears
Wiliam ,Il
Vanderbilt
Western Union Company
Atlantic and Pacific
Direct
Anglo American
Orton
Notice of attachment suit in 1877 Dewey and Stone
Dewey & Stone file in 5th Judicial District a petition and affidavit for attachment against F Tlirshstein a non resident defendant in Nebraska alleging goods sold and delivered for 95 dollars and requiring appearance to answer by September 17 1877. Attorney Y Bierbower represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey & Stone
F. Tlirshstein
Nebraska
Choy
Enne County
Asid Dewey & Stone
Y Bierbower
Flint v Hirshstein notice of mortgage foreclosure
A. L. Flint files in Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition seeking $250 plus interest on a promissory note and foreclosure of a mortgage on south 22 by 60 feet of lot 1210 in block 10 on the Union Pacific Rail road plat in Bidney. Defendants must answer by September 24, 1877. attorney V Bl erbower represents Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hirshstein
A. L. Flint
A. D
Union Pacific Railroad
Bidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Blerbower
Moritz Urbach v Tirshstein in Cheyenne County Court
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District Nebraska Cheyenne County Moritz Urbach defendant Take notice that on August 11 1877 he filed petition and affidavit in attachment alleging goods sold and delivered for $265 43 to appear and answer petition through attorney Y Bierbower Moritz Annaci appears as petitioner through attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Moritz Urbach
Moritz Annaci
Y. Bierbower
Also Mentioned on This Page
He Sidney Telegraph
Tae County
Josep B. Gossage
Borg Pc. Darrow
Agenta
Telegraph
J. B. Gossaaz & Co
Europe
United States
Kearney
The
Western Union and
Atlantic & Pacific Pool
Chicago
Dewali
London
Frederick Cavill
Cape Grizner
English Channel
Dover
Buffalo
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Paris
Medahon
Cherbourg
Snoweh
Vienna
Constantinople
Porte
Adrianople
Sofia
Bucharest
Ruassao
Suleiman Pasha
Kausalik
Schipka
Louisville
Petersburg
Golos
Pleyna
Sistova
Simnitza
Turmo Magurila
First Cavalry
Second Infantry
Atlanta
Hancock
Conrad
Breiner Jock
Mills
Doggett
Drum
Keller
Hains
Falk
Perry
Parnell
Wilkinson
Lakes Pen
D. Orcilles
Colvilles
Spokanes
Cour de Allenes
San Powels
En-Es
Pell Ems
Methows
Chalkanes
An-Ti-At-Kas
Moses Band
Columbia River
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania Railroad Company
Maritime Exchange
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Lecal
Plaintiff
St. Judi
Adams
State Redington & Hans
Chey Defendants
Tirshstein
T. F. Hirshstein
Candy Factory
Chestnut Street
Cehash
Kelener, & CO
Front
Chestnut Streets
Rogers & Bro
Ebeliner & Co
Second and Vine Streets
Mineca and
Ranchmenm
Ekennard & Simpson
Fremont Blacksmiths
Attoria
Booth
Thiele & Wagner's
Rose Street
Ereighters
WM Stepiens
Wilcok
Farnhams St
Omaha, Nebraska
C. E. Borgquist
A. Solomonson
Front and
Walnut Streets
Sidney Nebraska
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