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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1880
Page
4
Bakers and grocers push bargains at Persinger Whitney's and A Moore's Bidney market. New York Store promotes blankets while Fritz reopens the Terenaem building shop. Local travelers and traders arrive, with reports of rail and freight activity, theatre plans, and notable residents and visitors in town.
The article notes promotions and appointments in railroad and federal roles, naming Mr The L Kimall as Assistant General Manager, Mr Kumosu as division executive, and Mr JW Moorasvie as General Passenger Agent, with Mr D W Huehrock as General Western Passenger Agent. It highlights changes in local officials, mentions Mr Cushing and Mr Bryder, and speaks of Mr EB Bierbower becoming United States Marshal for Nebraska. It also reports cattle losses along the road and lists moves of residents including Mrs Dre Winnett, Mrs J M Adams, and Mr Redington leaving Cheyenne County.
C E Winslow jeweler announces full stock of silverware and plated goods, a complete display with handsome cases. The firm also offers a repaired department skilled at fixing watches clocks and damaged jewelry at prompt service and low prices. A large order of gold and silver jewelry is arriving from the east.
Notice to all persons from trusting Lucy Gordert. Husband declares separation and suspension of bills. He offers cattle and assets including 1295 head of cattle, 84 horses, 800 acres of hay land, ranch near Sidney on Lodge Pole Creek. Details via D Casmigan Ridway, May.
A lively Sullivan Comedy Company performance drew praise for Mr Sullivan's acting and singing plus a skilled dancer. The program featured Muldoon the Solid Man and moving Irish views, with Mrs Sullivan supporting the comedy portion and A. F. Stephene providing informative remarks.
The Liberal Oser publishers of the Omaha Bee seek to boost weekly subscriptions by offering free copies and premiums valued over 15 600 to all readers who send names and addresses for their immigrant outreach. The campaign highlights large prizes including a threshing machine grand piano and farm equipment, with a yearly subscription rate and a promise of free premiums for prepaid one year payments.
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