Fort Bobinson Affairs and Cavalry Movements Reported
At Fort Bobinson changes occurred with Companies C and HA of the 3rd Cavalry under Lt J F Simpson as the remaining garrison. A and F left for Fort Laramie, six companies hunt Little Wolf near Powder River, while Wild Log is near death after a suicide attempt. Wives and children released to Pine Ridge and Red Cloud bands. bucks head to Fort Leavenworth for trial. Board of Inquiry ongoing as civilians testify. Fire at E A Powells home caused minor damage. Robriety Miller noted by the True Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C & HA
3Rd Cavalry
J. F. Simpson
Fort Laramie
Sth Cavalry
Sand Hills
Little Wolf
Powder River
Log
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Fort Leavenworth
Sidney
Paxton’s Ranch Advance Stranded by Snow
A special correspondent reports a march toward Maj North and the sandhills left Tustera on the 29th and reached Paxton’s on the 31st. Snow depth blocked roads. Blue Creek crossing proved difficult. Ogallala force due to storm will not join for ten days. Teams, men, and meals noted at Paxton’s, Blue Creek, and nearby ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton’s Ranch
Maj
Fire Department Meeting Notes on Rose Street
At the regular Fire Department meeting on Rose Street February 3, the committee reported collections totaling 61.50 and 230.55 from the Ball, with 186.35 turned over to the Treasurer. L. Cohn and A. Baldry were elected members. A three‑member committee was formed to purchase 250 extra feet of hose. A three‑month special assessment of 60 cents per capita was approved. The foreman was authorized to arrange fire in the tank until the next meeting. Subscriptions and arrangements reported 190.35 in the treasury. A vote of thanks was extended to W. H. Jordan, S Kellner, and W. H. Anderson for their labors and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Rose Street
Sndh
L. Cohn
A. Baldry
Messrs. W. Smith
Treasury
Local Masquerade Ball Notes and Weekend Events
A collage of social notices for Sidney featuring masquerade balls at American House and Masonic Hall, new style goods at Gem City and New York Store, and special theater and band appearances. Also mentions reduced prices on clothing and dry goods, meat market recommendations, and millinery mask stock for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Sidney Brass and Cornet Band
Local ads parade in Gas MRanges and Rose Street
A flood of late 19th or early 20th century ads lists Gas MRanges opposite Sidney office, Atmore mince meat, English plum pudding, high cash for county certificates, McIntosh Wines and cigars, Miners Hotel meals, Capitol corner Rose and Second, American House sour mash whiskey and wines, Excelsior Meat Market sausage and beef, Redington & Co cattle and hogs, Anderson Williams billiard hall, and Our Home meals by P B Danielson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. N. W. Redington & Co
Prairie
Anderson & Williams
Capitol
Rose and
Second Streets
Missouri River
Me’s Place
Rose Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney Telegraph
Eyenne's
Oberfelder & Co
d-Kellner & Co
Pew
Attlc
Ah Piatte
The
Teuxonary
Retof
Unitarian Dall
North Platte
Tynxoram
Mitchell and Ketchum
Lincoln
Fapera
Hepre
Risa Bradley
Linda Suunty
Robi
C. Howard
City
Sidney Rum
Annis
J W. Dear
Pine Ridge Agency
Ghiptto Oberne McDanield & Co
Omaha
Cowlill
Alerandrian
Thayer Ply
Fairbury
Jefferson Ly
Bury
Ary
Frank W Moorehead
Atc .Yr
Moorehead Bros
Alsop
Cheyenne
Poor
D. J. McCann
Niobrara
Lyceum
Cata
Mesding
Miss Maule Wieefery
N.F. Apes
M. San
Mutic
Schmeiders Ride
Oberfelder
Ogue
E. C. Countryman
Will Bnan
Debsis
Ss. Er
Jan. McNally
A. Mi. Stevenson
Jas. Sutherlsad
H. Snyder
Nebraska
Berket
Jencks
Cunningham
Joe McDonald
Mr. J. C. Christ
Keith Co
Col. Carleton
Fort Robinson
Jas. G. Clark
National
Balladrat
Chas. A. Moore
Fort Moore
Elijah
Tussler
Dr. O“B.munn
Denver
John 8. Wright
Durham Mlg Co
St. Louis
J.f.simpson
C. M. Mabry
Col Mabry
Geo. Guwo
South Platte
Rt. F. Steele
Central City Courier
Streele
Weesells
Robt Law
Union Pacific Road
Laramie
GC. W. Fisher
Colorado
Law
Te.leegrarh
Fort Bobinson
Board of
Indiana
E. A. Powell
Slecond Street
Pine
Atove
Miller
Contea
Messrs
W. H. Jordan
Kellner
W. H. Anderson
American House
Chesnut and
lTeggit & Meyers
Gem City
Golden Rule
Haalbrooks
James Clark
New York
Grand Army
Berthington
Grand Army Republic
Fred E. Clary
Atmican House
GO. A. siGure's
N. V. Redington & Co
H. V. Redington & Co
Excelsior
Goedert's
Front ‘Street
Washington
Sidney TxLkoram
Atmore
Myrwen
Williams & Kunse
McIntosh
Rose
Miners’ Hotel
Rose and Second Streets
Jackson
California
Redington & Co
Second Street
P. B. Danielson
H WeLcuman
Catholic Church
Thomwas Kank
J.J Molwrosa
Dan
Balas
RE. V. Sumner Post
Whitehouse Hall
Mr. Toney
Chicago
L. H. Livingstone
Goederts
Goedert
Front Street
Whitney
Star Clothing
H. W Kedington & Co
Star Clothing House
Beer
John Zobel
Nel
Cheyenne County
C.K Allen
Sidney, Neb
John Cameron
Bank
Lockwood House
Lockwood
Black Hills
Phi Ge
H. C. Lockwood
Butterick
Daniels, Fisher & Co
General Western
George F. Morecroft
Said
George B. Morecroft
Court House
Inlia Sidney
Said County
G. Darrow
L. H. Livingston
BET
A. Beeler
Aata Warnes
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Parker Bros Meriden
Mose’ Kerchivell
Chestnut
Long Branch
Madane Potts’ Establishment
Denver, Col
Will Hie
Seth Mabry
North Platte River
Camp Clark
C. M Bunton
Chas. G. Rosas
Alfred, Baldry
House & Sion
Becond Street
GEO
L. M. Rheem
St. Charles Hotel
George Canfield & CO
Harvey Street
Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha Union Stock Yards
Bate
Jonan Glickauf
Beef Canning Works
Indianola
Texas
Angelo
Kansas
the Beef Canning Works
Wm. B. Crimes
Locust &T
Kansas City
Livingston
Messia
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