Sidney Dining Car Name Chosen and Local News
Thirty four years ago The Telegraph reports a new Pullman dining car on the U P B named Sidney. Frank Hiall of Sidney and Maggie Ganson of Lodge Vale wed on December 5. Petitions push for daily mail between Sidney and Camp Clark via Redington. mail currently thrice weekly. Private Miner of Co. C leaves on two month bicycle furlough to explore northwest. Valiant Lodge K of P hires Fisk Jubilee Singers for Christmas Eve concert. A Masonic temple project advances with a committee to arrange plans and stock offering at $25 per share. The three story temple will sit at Rose and Front Streets, with first floor store, second floor theatre, third floor lodge rooms.
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U. BP
Valiant Lolge
K. of P
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Rose and
Front Streets
Mastr
W. M. Shuman
Joseph Oberfelder
Moulten
E. W. Stone
Henry St. Reynor
J. A. Borie
R. 8. Oberfelder
Telegraph Twenty Four Years Ago
The passing of Ft. Sidney has brought forth the need of a community public.
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Ft. Sidney
Real estate boom as Sidney plots progress and fort plans
The article notes the old amusement hall at the fort, a meeting to discuss buying a large post building for a hall, and Edgar M. Westervelt filing a plot for Sidney’s new Morrow’s addition honoring General Henry A. Morrow. Over 100 lots go on the market from 37.50 to 150 dollars. Doran buys two lots near Essig residence for 250 dollars and McIntosh buys near Dr. Stowitt’s for 200 dollars. Streets in the new addition named. Mrs. Stowitt hosts a party with watch related questions. McIntosh wins first prize. Cattle brands still required. McShane of Omaha to bid on B. M. grading line. B. & M. buys eighty acres by Clark son’s addition for 1,000 dollars. depot anticipated on Rose street. overall real estate activity high.
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Edgar M. Westervelt
Sidney
Morrow
Henry A. Morrow
Ft. Sidney
H. T. Doran
Essig
J. T. McIntosh
Dr. Stowitt
McShane
Omaha
Sterling
Clarkson
Hans Christensen
Lower
Rose Street
Snowbound Cheyenne County Newsage in Turbulent Winter
Cheyenne county faces heavy snow and bitter cold. Trains run eight to ten hours late. Telegraph building work halted due to cold. Klein's grocery robbed Tuesday night. Many attend the Omaha corn show. Wright installs heating at Kimball high school. Samuel W. Fekert and Tempis Broughton wed at Bridgeport. B. Lathrop resigns as local telephone company manager. Western Bridge and Construction sues Cheyenne county for nearly $10,000 over a Platte River bridge built before county split.
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Cheyenne County
Klein
Omaha
Co. M. Wright
Kimball High School
Samuel W. Fekert
Tempis Broughton
Bridgeport
B. Lathrop
Western Bridge and Constration Company
Platte
Morrill County
Phelps Studio Birthday Photo Shoot Highlighted
Be photographed birthday of Phelps Studio. There is a note about another side of Paris and a remark that Ruggles of Red Gap served as a poor guide.
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Phelps Studio
Paris
Red Gap
Sugar Campaign Shortest in History in the Valley
The sugar campaign in the valley will be the shortest on record due to reduced beet acreage and spring frosts. Mitchell closes first around mid month, Bayard later, Scottsbluff next in early January, and Gering last around January 15. The campaign faces rail and canal issues, efficiency gains, and calls for a beet railroad while markets stay strong despite a potential congressional probe.
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Mitchell
Bayard
Scottsbluff
Gering
Stake Money
Great Western Sugar Co
Beet Grower's Association
Brookhart
Iowa
See mere of Ruggles at the U. S. Ee Maeren ARN
A garbled OCR line references Ruggles and the United States Marine Corps unit in a public notice style item. The readable fragments suggest a historical notice or brief mentioning a person named Ruggles in connection with a U S Marine context, with no clear date or location.
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Ruggles
U. S
Maeren
Rereeet
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