Lohar's View on Omaha Past and Present in 1877
In a Sidney Telegraph letter from Omana dated February 1 1877 the writer laments bad sidewalks and shallow crossings, notes dull business in Omaha, and predicts Sidney as the upcoming boss outfitting point for the Black Hills. Mentions Bishop O Conner and local merchants McKelligan Meyer and Faulkner weighing Sidney moves, with local amusements and lodging at Omaha House detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Alain Quo
Ginaha
Omaha
Sidney
Black Hills
J . McKelligan
Alway
Salt Lake City
Max Meyer
Max
Black Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilt Edge
Ithis Hotel
CG. T. Harrison
Proprieter
J. Prater
C. Frrnata
Pratt & Ferris
General Outfitting Depot
Camps Robinson
Sheridan
Front Street
Nebraska
Parker & CO
Senate
Star Clothing House
Wholtbale
P. J. Cohn & 0G, Clothiers
Sidney, Nebraska
Dicklson
First and
Myrtle
Enos Barney
Sidney Bakery
Oyster
Anheuser’s
St. Louis
M. Ubbach
Midacy
M. J. McKelligon
Farnham Street
Kentucky
Hermitage Old Grow
J.J. Mattingaires Coourbon
Omaha, Nebraska
The
Sidney Telegraph
Lohar
Omana
Lea Seren
With & Ee Ad. Hai
TG Waite Sowing Machine Co
Euclid Avenue
Wantee
Cleveland
Cheyenne
W.T
J. W. Sanderson
Cass St., Iron Works
L. G. Heybrook & Co
Cass Street
Kline & Stores
and Architects
Sidney Telegrarh
H. T. Clarke
Crocer
New Freight Depot
Main Street
Et Clarke, Neb
Deadwood, D. T
Hove
A. L. Strang
Farnam Street
Ouana, Nes
O. GO
Garticwait
Neb
Cosmopolitan
Sidney and Vicinity In
Qeneral
Excelsior Meat Market
J. Harrison
Call and
Lee
Proprietors of the
Metropolitan
Billiard Parlor
Griffins
Main Stree
C. E. Borgquist
Bealer
Arconaale
Joe Lane
H. V. Dalton
Rumsey
Cheyenne County
Singer
Sidney, Neb
D. Carrican
G. C. Huckel
R. Allen
C. C. Housel.& CO. Storage
General Commission Merchants
AMD Steamboat Agents
Dealers
Thirteenth Street
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