Readable fragments from Sidney store notices and personals
Small-town column items show New York Store offering furs and novelties, Pioneer and Star Clothing Stores selling winter wear, J Rubel Co and Thoelecke jewelry stock updates, and ongoing freight trade. Personal notes mention Arkansaw John, Ed Corbin, Henry Clark, and local hotel and lodge plans amid holiday preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinpeer Clothing
Bear Clothing House
Jts
Pioneer Clothing Store
New York
J. Rubel & Co
Civis
Wild
Ooint
Robinson
Star Clohing Honee
Star
Thoelecke
I. Rubet & Co
Julius Thoelecke
Ita
Alia
John At ' reCarly
Moore Hotel
U. P
Shemac
Kr.rk
Bob
Cork
Sam Francis
Gemlemanly
Ever
Inez
Avry
Lodge Pete
Death of W. L. Brainerd at Deadwood after long illness
Telegraphic report from Deadwood announces the death of W L Brainerd in Brainerd last night. Born in Binghampton New York in 1840 he studied in York State and began journalism after covering Bull Run later serving as a war correspondent during the Civil War.
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Deadwood DT
W. IL
Brainerd
Deadwood
Brasnerd
Binghampton N
York State
Daniel 8 Dickinson
Binghampton
Bul' Run
New York
Gouneil Bluffs
Brafoord
Wyoming
Fidgets News and Youncies From the Tatxararn Papers
The correspondence reflects social ambition, military service, and personal afflictions. It notes Brainerd’s Nebraska career and death, a failed women suffrage club effort, and a colorful cast including Brainerd, Brainerd’s journal, and Sidney’s newspaper links.
Olive and Fisher Granted New Trial After Life Sentences
The Supreme Court ordered a new trial for P. Olive and Fisher, jailed for life in the Ketchum and Mitchell murder case. They were remanded to Sheriff O'Brien of Ubat County for safekeeping as the case returns to trial, with Olive returning to Plum Creek to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Olive
Fisher
Ketchum and
Mitchell
Avie Atension
Supreme Court
Coster
Olive
O'Brien
Ubat
Sty
Eay
Bis
Plum Creek
Lincoln Journal of the
Local notes from Greenwood and nearby towns
Editor reports on a rumored marriage ceremony at Taylor Fruah residence and a theater ranch operation under Win Sellars, with daughters Lizzie and Jeanie managing during his absence. Also mentions Holiday Jewelry CE Winslow offering silverware and jewelry in Grand Central building with a display that charms shoppers.
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Yhe
Greenwood
Win Sellars
Central City
Nebraska
Mr Sellars
Daughers
Lizzie
Jeanie
CE Winslow
Grand Central
Star Clothing House
Central Market On Rose Street Seeks Trade and Missing Stranger
John Goedert of Central Meat Market Rose Street travels east tomorrow to buy a large supply of corn fed beef and other produce for holiday trade. A stranger’s body is found near Chapman Merrnek County Neb described as about 35 years old 5 feet 10 inches tall 157 pounds light complexion brown hair blue eyes and facial features including a mustache. Identity tips should be sent to Sheriff Dan Sergisa Central City Merrick Co Neb. Also notice dissolving partnership WE Minshall and AS Benjamin with Minshall assuming debts and collection of all accounts November 20 1889 Neb. No3-St
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Sau. Brown
Raprt City
Thronars
Sam
D Sheedy
Win. Sellars
Greenward Ranch
Hos
John A Carly
Wiene
Louis Thilecke
North Plate Jeweler
Sidney
Charles Morton
Water Hole Ranch
Exchange
Front Street
St Claus
Pioneer Clothing
Arkansaw
John
John Goedert
Central Meat Market
Rose Street
Chapman
Mernek County
Netrarka
Dan Sergisa
Sheriff Central City Merrick Co
Neb
Pmn
Insu
York
Bend Fur
B& Hope
Aimerica
Juanos
Arite
Parlez
Walshe
Oraan
Ivatra
Wise remedies and dissolving firms in local notices
A collage of old ad style notices and business dissolutions. Dated Oct 1, 32, mentions Nl VV Redington & Co dissolving by mutual consent with Julio M Adams to settle all affairs. Advertisements praise Hop Bitter cures and Brown's Arnica products, German Catarrh Care, and Brown's Pepsin Tonic.
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Nl VV Redington & Co
Julio M Adams
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Aofficial Directory
Grey and Black Hills
So’elock
Union Pacific Railroad
Caprese
Sidne
Inak Ifill
Livingston
Mick
Mesere
Thomas
Jeremiah
Indies
Arkunaan
Dick Hoskins
New Mexico
Corbin
Jennann
Potter
Aviv
Henry Tusler
Hugh Clark
Sterling
Henry
Clark
Custer City
Ingoardt
Tle
Pierre
M_ Llese
Clarke's Bridge
Colorado
Cloyd
Eni
Eugene Hilton
Mertick’county
The
Pioneer
R. Propst
P. U
Fitch
Dudley Rogers
John W. Griffin
Carrigan
Terior
Persinger & Whitney
Black Tists Stock Association
F.E. Stearps
Rapid City
E. Deffenbach
W. T. Pau Ipe
Buffalo Gap
Ww. O
A. BR
Aed
Colorados Brincip
Ann Arbor
Mich
Eis
W.h-H. Brainerd
Earth
Fortsipney Newsaska
Eprron
TeLeauarn
Jim
Jerry
Mra Cadwallader
Enme
Cloce
Colone
Evlizeo
Huntingdon
Pinuosslvania
Gluckerson
Florida
Obia Bk
Fidget
Tropics
Canada
Boston Daily News
Geo. Carsow
Denver
Braotuerd
Auu
W. H. H. Brainerd
Eternity
Mary Bidget
Sidney Rug
Stu
Harley McConnell
Civiliite
Pier Hatchet
Cock Tlatchetls
Jeln
Causi
Judy
Mike
Megdy
Zach
Robert Shuman
Welas
A. Moore
Wail
Osu Lining
Mar Terust
Dad
Taylor Fruah
Kidney
Carnera
Minshall
AS Benjamin
WEK. Minshail
Benjamin Tidary
T. I
Holy Repixacion
Adalia
Sidney Neb
Qood
Lippwi
Siberia
Duxpas Dick & Co
Maple & Clary Post Office Drug Store
Brown
Maple & Clary
C. E. Borgqulat
King Brown
Pepsin
Shorthorn
ATR
California Fur
Metropolitan
Star Restaurant
Lrodgin Cc
Oystes
Luoch
Dudley Rocers
A. Z. Haste EI
IU Ims
STELE
U. P. Railroads
Jonun
Kunbe
Sidney Nebnarkh
Repul
Burdette
Hawkeye
Hancott
Mack
Garfield
Hancin
Vogil
Purtinrfield
J. Gerfeld
Gerfield
Madi
Tree
Lee
Val
Chestnut'st
Philadelphia
Perpen Hall
Cory
Deranre
Bert T
Ceerg
Teil
Corsiarn
Kogleston
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