Passenger trains skip local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport area
307 au. ng. 3356pm 12.500 th. 8am. Passenger trains No s. 101 and 302, will not make local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Slaney and Sterting. Local extra daily ¢scept Sunday, will carry passengers. Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars iseates free on through trains. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information, maps, time tables and tickets call on or write to M. A. SHIPMAN. Agent, or to L. W.WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent. Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Slaney
Sterting
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
L. W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer Ad Offers Combined Subscriptions
The notice promotes The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer as the leading Chicago weekly connected to a daily paper with diverse departments and Republican editorial outlook. It lists prices for combined subscriptions with The Sidney Telegraph at $1.75 for cash in advance, and notes the offer is for the two papers only in advance payment.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
Tts
Beat
Inter Qveen
Farmer
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney News Roundup of Moves and Visitations
John Quick and family moved from Sidney on Tuesday. Rev. Hornaday’s family moved into their new home. Mrs. Mantor of Lodgepole visits Dr and Mrs H E Mantor. F L Van Gorder recovers after typhoid pneumonia. Frank King spent days with family in Sidney. Mrs. Swatzlander of Peetz stayed in Sidney. Howard Adams and wife visit his sister in North Platte. Mrs J Cramer of Simla visits daughter Mrs C P McDaniel. Florence McDaniel suffers severe whooping cough. Miss Grace McIntosh returns from Omaha. Harry Witters and family move into Rev Hornaday’s old house. T J Benson of Alliance in Sidney for telephone business. Henry Geigrich of Kasle, BC visits Callahan. Henry L Challberg of Potter returns from Sarouville for brother’s death. Miss Harriet Radcliffe travels to Lincoln for fraternity gaieties. Karl Ruttner of Sundl leaves for Denver for brother Jacob Ruttner’s funeral. Mrs H G Hail hosts a Kensington party with about a dozen guests. R W Wilson of Kimball visits The Telegraph. Wilson edits The Observer. Monday is a winter day with snow flurries and a late blizzard. sun Tuesday aids melting drifts. F E Browns wife and children visit Albion for health reasons. The Copperfield film at Crystal Theater draws big crowds. films will continue with educational value praised by clergy.
Wedding in Sacred Heart Church Unites Kath rine Rummelhart and Joseph A Wolf
A 9 p m Wednesday ceremony at Sacred Heart Church united Kath rine Rummelhart and Joseph A Wolf with Rev Father Agatha officiating. The bridal party entered to Lohengrin, violin and organ accompaniment, and Mendelssohn songs accompanied the recessional. The bride wore white satin with a long tulle veil held by orange blossoms, her sister Lenore wore cream and Marquisettes. Best man Edward Rummelhart. Afterward a breakfast at Fred Burger Sr’s home preceded a trip to Denver and travels through the state en route to Sidney Neb after March 1. The groom is a Sidney jeweler. the bride came from Iowa City two years ago and worked for the local telephone toll department.
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Agatha
Misa Kathrine Rummelhart
Joseph A. Wolf
Lohengren
Misa Althea Mollette
Miay Florence Prince
Mendelsohn
Misa Lenore Rummelhart
Edward Rummelhart
Fred Burger
Denver
Sidney
Nebr
Boulder
Iowa City
Barger
Iowa
Toll Live Department
Copeland Uses Cough Remedy to Cure Boy
J. W. Copeland of Dayton Ohio bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy for his son with a cold and the cold disappeared before the bottle was finished. Is that not better than paying a fivedollar doctor’s bill. Sold by 21 dealers.
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J. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Chamberlain
Danish King Recovering From Illness Makes Progress
King Frederick of Denmark continues to recover from a recent illness showing steady improvement. In other news, Edwin Hawley heirs settle estate, Fort Whipple orders garrison removal to El Paso, and Wisconsin teachers back women’s suffrage.
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Frederick
Denmarke
Edwin Hawley
Fort Whipple
Ariz
el Paso
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Women of
Wisconsin
McKinley
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Senate Investigating Committee
Stephenson
United States
Lawrence
Eugene N. Foss
House
Florida Everglades
Senate Finance Committee
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Revenue Cutter
Frances Adams
Adam Adams
Griswold
Union Depot
Kansas City
George BR. Cortelyou
Post Office Expenditures Committee
Lewis
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Sidney and
Cheyenne County
Pasid Sivanonths
Sidney Nebr
Cilercsintic
Forticn
New York
Citics
Union Pacific
Tel Pacific
Sidney, Neb
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon
Los Angeles
Mill and Express
Passen
W. J. Sun
M. K
Siuth
Pasenger
Nortel NO
Dally
John Quick
Rev. Hornaday
Mrs. Mantor
Lodgepole
Mrs
H. E. Mantor
F. L. van Gorder
Frank King
Dr. Swatzlander
Peetz
Howard Adams
Mr. Adams
North Platte
Mrs. J. Cramer
Simla
Mrs. C.P. McDaniel
Florence McDaniel
Grace McIntosh
Harry Witters
T. J. Benson
Alliance
Henry Geigrich
Kasle
British Columbia
C. C. Callahan
Henry L. Challberg
Potter
Sarouville
Harriet Radcliffe
Lincoln
Karl Ruttner
Sundl
Jacob Ruttner
H. G. Hail
Kensington
R. W. Wilson
Kimball
Wilson
Observer
Kimball County
F. E. Brown
Albion
David Copperfield
Crystal Theater
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Mercantile Company
Wolf-Rummelhart
Boulder, Coo
Frank J. Gardner
Neponset Marshes
Thomas Balley Aldrich
Chichester
California
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Western Pacific
Feather River Canyon
Santa FE
Northwest Territory
Billings
Montana
W. Wakeley
the Capitol
Schlitz Beer
Tobia Biock
Newvyer
William de Bruin
Hospers
St. Paul
Albert =J. Parkes
Pacific Torpedo Boat Flotilla
San Pedro
Cal
San Quentin
Tower California
James J. Hamilton
D E Barnes
Seventh Division Railway Mail Service
Wichita
Bunker T Hill
Sutter Creek
Heinrich Grosse
Winchester
King Assizes
Bowman
Yale Geological Department
Peru
American Red Cross
China
Shanghai
Mann
Gomez
Veterans’ Association
Great Western Oil Company
St. Joseph
Board of Education
Taft
William B. McKinley
Ilinois
J. B. Sneed
Boyce
Fort Worth
Sneed
THE
First National Bank
D. J. Scanlon
MET Peer
Spring Garden
David Gordon
W. M. Pulver
LW. N.harpd
Kentucky
Kruse & Kleia
Harper
Cc. M. Wright
Drag
Lloyd Mann
Prop
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