Emigrant travel cast grows in Sidney area
Emigrant travel cast is building up with Ernest Walter of North Platte visiting. Capt. Woodson returns with family. Mr. P. J. Cohn and HW. Wobzmart attend Sidney. A train of 83 wagons leaves Sidney for Red Cloud Camp Robison and Custer City. Four dozen English sparrows arrive in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Walter
North Platte
Yiesting
Capt. Woodson
HH. Otten
P. J. Cohn & Co
Henry Bews
Big Big Horn
Sidney
Robert Osborn
Fort Gurnamie
Borgquist
P. J. Cohn
HW. Wobzmart
North Platte and Sidney
Cohn & Co
Wyoming
Bo Adame
Cheyenne Sun
Red Glund
Camp Robinson
Custer City
Plum Creek
Squire Neumann
Lady
Mary Morton
Liz Hay
Sidney Barracks
Quartermasters
New York
Gilt Edge Hotel Changes Hands on December First
The Gilt Edge Hotel changed proprietorship on December 1, passing to Mesars C. T. Harrison and J. W. Griffin, with Mr. A. Haight retiring. Haight, who opened the hotel in spring 1875, led its rise in popularity and its Union Pacific connections. Harrison and Griffin bring long UP railroad service backgrounds to the new management, and plans include adding a 25 by 50 foot extension to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
C. T. Harrison
J. W. Griffin
A. Haight
Haight Hag
Amhong
Haight
Union Pacific Road
Bickentain
Mrr
Columbus
Nebraska
Bidney
Harkison
Bitter Creek
Water Department
Mountain
U.P
Griffin
Union Pacific
Sidney
Warcha
Sidney Prospects Highlight Western Nebraska Visit
Kind Worda Fred Nye of the Fremont Daily Tribune writes about Sidney Nebraska during a Western visit. He notes Sidney as a premier local business town with U S machine shops and barracks fueling growth and its role as a key outfitting point for Black Hilters. He recounts meeting Gossage and Darrow editors of the Ridnuy Telegraph, Henry Snyder former U P employee, and Ho Whipps former congressman now Lieutenant Governor of Sidney telegraph office. Sidney’s growth prospects are described as ahead of Western Nebraska towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nye
Fremont
Messrs Gossage and
Darrow
Ridnuy Telegraph
Nebraska
Henry Snyder
U P
U PR. R
Whenry Snder
Sidney U P
Sidney
The Shakesperian Club Elects Officers and Plans
The Shakespearean Club met Tuesday evening at the school house and elected G. W. Heist as President, T Kane Vice President, W. J McDonald Secretary, and Vr J G Ivy Treasurer. Acting President Snyder invited Kane to preside. Committees formed for bylaw draft, room heating and lighting, and literary entertainments. A debate on a proverb will be resolved Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Heist
T Kane
W.J McDonald
Vr J G. Ivy
Snyder
Kane
Smith, Snyder and Ballou
Ballou
Fry
Messrs
Annis
Brainerd
Frye
Spyder
Sinjih
Denver Daily Tribune Endorsed by Local Business Men
A letter extols the Denver Daily Tribune as staunch and reliable, a pride of the west, receiving dispatches from around the world and arriving in Sidney the day of publication, urging business people and residents to consider it favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seurmallathc
West Journal
Denver Daily Tribe
7Siduue
Northwest
Sidney
Long Lance Leads Cheyenne Surrender at Red Cloud Agency
Information from Red Cloud Agency reports that the Cheyenne chief Long Lance and 75 warriors arrived Saturday and surrendered to U S authorities. The group relinquished their arms and pled hunger drove the surrender, ending a period of resistance linked with Crazy Horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cloud
Long Lance
U. S
Soldier J McClinton Returns to Sidney After War Service
Wmn J McClinton who was with C Co 8th Cavalry last winter retorted a citizen after the Bummer campaign. He served in the Rose Bud Slim Buttes and Little Big Horn battles, recaptured a guidon taken by Indians at the Custer massacre. His discharge proves him an honorable soldier and he is welcomed back to Sidney to tune up his old fiddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmn
J. McClinton
C” Co
Bummer
Rose Bud
Slim Buttes
Little Big Horn
Custer
Sidney
Bet Bey
Ladies of Sidney urged to beware traveling retail swindles
A warning to ladies in Sidney about traveling "Dollar Stores" and free-drinking outfits peddling gambling goods. The message condemns sharp practices and warns that bought items are often stolen or of poor quality. It cautions against buying from those using Fate of Fortune imagery and compares the wheel design to gamesters at horse fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Bidney
Sidney News Briefs Spark Reader Interest
The note bunch highlights lumber demand in Sidney, a question about a Babcock Fire Extinguisher agent, and a sparse matrimonial scene in Sidney. Urbaughs All Night Restaurant attracts strong early patronage, while Omaha businessman Julius Tluiele eyes a Sidney location. A poetic hit on Bear-Dog and Mannet’s horse scene closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Babcock
Urbach
Julius Tluiele
Omaha
Grand Army of
Local Shop News and Goods Promises
SPECIAL LOCALS. New stock of stoves at Livingston's next week. Corn $1.85 at Clarke's. Mrs V Livingston has completed his new shop and moved into it, prepared to do all kinds of tin and sheet iron work with stove fitting as a specialty. Look at McDonald's new millinery just received this morning. FREIGHTERS ATTENTION Dudley's Corral, place to put up your stock. Give him a call. Holiday Goods at McDonald's. OLD RELIABLE John Menard opens a Jewelry Store in the new drug store today with a full line of gems, watch and clock repairing a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Clarke's
V Livingston
Colorado
Clarke’s
Bain
France
Metz & Brothers
Fitzpatrick’s
Morian’s
C. A. Morian’s
McDonald's
A. Baldry
Sidney
McDonald’s
Dudley's Corral
OLD Reliable
John Menard
C. A. Morian
Court House
Globe Theatre
Harbleon
O. A. Moore's
Loupe
H. V. Dalton
Marian’s
Morians
Michigan
Anderson & Williams
Wm Franco's Hardware Establishment
Morian's
Anderson & Williams’ Billiard Parlor
Messrs. Adams, Tedington & Haas
Excelsior
Prairie
Plains
Loomis & Jorgans
Jerry Mahoney
Mahoney
New Drug Store
Jenkins
Star Clothing House
Seta
C.A. Morian
Long Branch
A. Solomonson
Walnut Streets
Denver
McDonalds
C. A. .Moore’s
T Clarke's
C A. Morian
O. A. Morian
Black Hills
J. W. Dear
Red Cloud
Cency
Kelley Island
Shelton Mills
D. Carrigan's
D. A. Moore’s
Front
Moore's
Excelsior Market closes at noon Sunday. local notices
Public notices list the Excelsior Daily Meat Market schedule change closing at 12 o'clock on Sunday. Advertisements promote Adams Redington Haas firm names, Solomonson's Music Hall hours, and sales on sewing machines and a silver tongue organ. Local merchants announce Morian's glassware and Star Clothing winter goods. C White opens Blacksmith shop offering reliable shoeing and repairs with quality tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hxoticen
Excelsior
Adams, Redington & Haas
Morian’s
Administration Hearing Set for Miller Estate In Sidney
In the County Court at Sidney on December 6 1876 Judge D Carrigan presiding the petition of Charles H Miller seeks Letters of Administration to H V Redington over the estate of E B Miller deceased hearing set for January 9 1877 at the County Judge’s office. Notice to be published in the Sidney Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
E. B. Miller
Said
Sidney
D. Carrigan
Charles H. Miller
H. V. Redington
Sidney Telegraph
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The
Fidney Telegraph
Orrorat
Neb
Goodman Drug Store
Kline & Stokes
Sidney Helles
Stat
Terrorari Force
Sidney TH. Zonarh
Todd Randall
Brule
Ogallala
Indian Territory
E. W Raymond
6Th Infantry
Lt. Hay
23Rd Infantry
Hay Hind
Mesers, Pratt,& Ferries
Flint and
Vine Streets
Gile Edge Hotel
Shakesperian Club
Cooper
Forest
Ty, VT
Clarke
Hidea
Pelis
Adams, Redington & Haus
HTT. Clarke
Greeley
McDonald
Xywick
Iday
Moran's
D. Carrigan’s
Jenkins’ Place
Sr W
Gary
Dudley's
Morijan’s
Just
Allenspach & Smith
Metz Brothers
Lubin’s
A. Morian
E. B. Mallory & Co
Oysthrs
Germania
Peasle
Dubuque
B. Fitzpatricks
Kelsey & Cameron
Milwaukee
Solomonson
Star Clothing Ous
Dudley
dJust
Boots
Mallory’s
Saratoga House
O. C. Garyawalrt
Cheyenne
D. Carriest
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