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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1895
Page
4
Notice to advertisers and subscribers of THE SARP NEY TELEGRAPH that all advertising accounts up to December 31 18H are payable to James McMullan and all due subscription accounts must be paid to CHAS. CALLAHAN.
Reinhardt, jeweler. Dry goods cheap at Chowin's. The Star sells winter underwear at cost. Mark M. Coad of Fremont visited Sidney Tuesday. A. J. Carruth, watchmaker and optician. The Sidney Jewelry Store. Dr. Webster of Kimball in the city earlier this week. Otto Kurz opens Bartling market on Second street. Dan McAleese and Wm. Gates go outlining in the country Tuesday. Sheriff Daugherty secludes many box-car tourists in cold nights. Mrs. Morris Davis returned from Sterling, Colo. Miss Maud Hull visited from Potter, returning Sunday. Mrs. John Wilson will remain in Sidney. Christ Schuler bound for Iowa after Whutte's. The Last Loaf company to Pole today for an entertainment. Castle Hall Building Association to haul stone about March 1. Weather double shadow on Saturday. Kurz buys Bartling market offering choicest meat at low prices. Rand-McNally Guide advertises Accident Insurance free policy with each Guide from Fidelity & Casualty Co. Do not take internal remedies for Female diseases. Orange Blossom sold by W. F. Bassett. John Taplin misnamed. left for Denver. Mrs. P. A. Griffith learns of her brother's death in Hastings, Iowa. she and Mr. Griffith depart. J. E. Stimson of Cheyenne to visit around February 10 for one week. Telegraph seeks a live correspondent in every town, with supplies and free copy. Gus Wellner drives petition to appoint constable Sidney precinct. Hermann Seutner left the county. County clerk office sees deputy changes. Pp. CG Dick retires. Wd Munelly of Cyclone store succeeds. Dick focuses on index contract and abstract work.
St Valentine’s Day approaches next Thursday as residents plan for a masked ball at the skating rink. The Rand McNally Guide promotes insurance for accidental death. lodge pole meetings and an association gathering are noted. News covers local births, arrivals, and employment changes including Ayer’s Sarsaparilla cures boils, while a Knights of Pythias project funds a new building with a February 1 masque carnival.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder secures top honors at an international fair with multiple medals and a pair of supreme diplomas, highlighting its prominence among bakers and exhibitors.
A Sunday morning relief shipment ordered by Commissioner Harper was unloaded by the Central Relief Committee. It included ten thousand pounds of flour and bundles of clothing shoes and stockings for men women and children including wraps and dresses. Distribution begins next week as aid applications pour in. The Lodge Pole subcommittee was not listed in last week’s Telegraph report.
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