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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1900
Page
8
An busy timetable lists 9:00 am 5: mi 3:55 am times for Overland Limited 101 Fast Mall 3 and Pacific Express. It states all freight trains carry passengers to points where the train stops with agent E R Baeisen. Additional times 5:30 pm 0:35 pm 8:50 am appear.
Multiple ads note fresh eggs at McMullan's and flour at reduced prices. J W Harper & Son offer oil, windmills, paints, and tools. Beard & Wooldridge push furniture mantles and barrels of salt while Beard & Wooldridge buy produce at top prices. Dr Murlless dentist in Sidney Neb announces availability. other items include Hereford bull for sale and D M Osborne mower agents.
A busy week in the city includes Mrs. E McLernon and Miss Mamie Tobin traveling to Denver and Cheyenne respectively, Attorney Ridgley and County Attorney Gapen visiting Lincoln and Omaha, and many locals purchasing goods, inspecting stock, or hosting/attending events. The community advertises produce at McMullan's, lumber and cement at Harper & Son, a Shillings product display, and upcoming Ladies' Aid supper and Degree of Honor picnic with schedules and addresses.
The Semi-Weekly State Journal will be mailed for 25 cents from now until January 1, 1901. The offer aims to introduce the state paper to thousands of homes with a quarter payment for the rest of the year. Address Lincoln Nebraska.
Wedding cards and invitations at The Telegraph office. M M Duggan leaves Sunday for Chicago. Dan Davison clerks in Greenlee Benson's during Benson’s absence. Infant of Mr. and Mrs. D S Bybee dies. interment at Redington. High five party at M E Washburns. Daniel McAleese heads to New York and Ireland. Anna McFadden attends Kimball teachers’ institute. Misses Anna and Josephine Schultz visit Katie Phillips and leave for Cheyenne. Barrister Halligan visits with client Allen from York county. Harvest dance at Skating Rink on Sept 4 with refreshments and music. more details next week. A Shobert visits daughter in Des Moines then to Axtell and home to Des Moines. Rev Thomas Bakes resigns and leaves for Denver. church without pastor. Chivari party. a mob extorts fifty cents from a victim for cigarettes. Dr. Webster arrives to stay through Saturday. to stay at Dr Stewitz. Sidney residents may pros pect healing waters with B M line to Hot Springs. Dr Harris and son plan to go. Peter Benson and N P Johnson head to Utah. Several youths, under fifteen, drunken on beer from a can. concern over parental laxity. Meeting called tonight to organize Rough Rider Republican club. unit form for the club, complete organization Friday night. Four more years of a full dinner pail urged.
HM T Dor an advertises a thirty day sale offering marked down boys shoes from 2.50 to 1.40 and 1.65 to 1.30 with sizes listed. Clothing includes men’s coats and vests and boys suits and pants with 38 percent off cash purchases. Call at once to secure bargains.
North Platte residents mobilize for the annual street fair running from September 4 to 8. Organizers urge broad attendance with invites extended to people from all areas.
A report notes a Monday blaze involving a bayonet draw item weighing about twenty five tons. The incident sparks flames and attention, with authorities assessing the cause and impact on the scene. Local responders deploy to contain the fire and investigate origins.
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