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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1893
Page
1
The ad touts dramatic savings on dress goods for spring and summer 1803 offering astonishing prices and broad assortments. It promises complete house stock, fashionable fabrics, and honest quality at very low costs to attract buyers. The tone urges readers to view attractions before buying for money savings.
The ad touts fresh gingham designs that eclipse all prior efforts, urging ladies to view the new Spring and Summer lines before buying. It promises a complete assortment of latest goods, fully stocked and offered at close-to-buyer prices.
A local dealer touts the best standard grades in cottons and sheetings at rock bottom prices. The line is complete and stocked with reliable goods, inviting shoppers to maximize purchasing power by buying low quality to find bargains.
Linen and towel department advertises bargains on table linens towels crash and other fine goods at low prices for spring. It invites careful buyers to view new linen selections highlighting beauty and quality at affordable costs.
We invite all ladies to view our large Spring assortment of prints with many handsome new designs. The line features standard mill quality and popular department features, now enhanced by irresistible low prices.
A ribbon supplier touts a well supplied stock in all grades shades and widths claiming unusual demand will be met. The firm emphasizes honest merit and value for dollars and invites trade to prove its worth.
Our notion department is full of the newest and best for Spring requirements. We have anything and everything you want in the Notion Inc and have made special effort to be completely stocked with the latest novelties of the sengon as well as all regular goods. Our prices, which are always reasonable, show trusted advantages for the buyer. Take advantage of our present intention to sell nations at money saving prices.
Retail note claims a store carries premier goods from top manufacturers and asserts unbeatable prices. It emphasizes value and competitiveness to attract customers.
A local grocery advertises unmatched prices and quality. It boasts fully stocked shelves with the choicest fresh goods, promises honest weight, and urges customers to try them for genuine value and favorable terms.
A Sidney court arraigned N J Marshall on vagrancy charges amid a scene of resistance. Marshal, Deputy Gates, and others confronted her in a courthouse hall when she drew a pistol striking a wall. the weapon was knocked away and she was jailed. The judge imposed a customary penalty with costs after defense pleaded clemency. The incident underscores ongoing officer efforts to curb her alleged criminal behavior.
The entertainment at the Lutheran church delighted a full house with Ada Uist nine, an elocutionist, performing Edith Yelps Things Along and The Naughty Girl then Aunt Jemim with a green wrapper and baby solo voices. The audience recalled olden times as the young performer captured adult memories, displaying notable talent.
An editor’s emphatic denial addresses a quotation and asserts defense of Cheyenne county school finances. Letters show misapplied license funds and a $500 Lodg to Pole license money misrouted, with Superintendent Marttre McGer detailing receipt and credit to the county school fund.
Notice from William W. Pease announcing sale of groceries and provisions at a former D. Ma. Aleese grocery house. Also a brief report of Nerman Schroeder’s horse and buggy incident near town causing slight damage with fragments of harness.
A local item highlights Standard Oil price at 10 cents per gallon by the barrel at Chowins. The Kimball Lodge visit to the Jodge room features initiation of a farmer, with a fraternal gathering including Woolridge, Beard, Miginess, Attsh, Schaefer, Smith, Lilley, Doak, Linn, Wilcox, Ballinger, and Coryell. The event is praised as a pleasant interlude among the youths and brethren.
The column reports on weather lines, wheat sowing, nursery stock sales, and local business activity in a Nebraska county. It notes residents traveling east, the spread of pamphlets, school attendance shifts, and editorial debates about local corruption and progress. The piece blends community chatter with political critique amid farm life and county growth.
Leneararin notes Bethel ten miles northwest of Potter in Cheyenne and Kimball counties as a prosperous farming area. It recalls early settlement, recent crop success, growing farms, new frame houses, sod houses replaced by substantial structures. Local residents are engaged in ranching, lumber buying, and migration to Colorado or Missouri, with several families moving and selling grain including wheat to Chicago.
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