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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1897
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows Atlantic Express and Fast Freight trains with listed times from East to West. Passenger and way freights are noted with several incomplete numbers and agency attribution to ER.uxiscn, Agent, indicating a historical station timetable excerpt.
Local items report Oberfelder campaigns and ads, notary services, lodging at Wilson House, and various notices. Mentions of snow, la grippe cases, school holiday for Washington's birthday, church events, marriages, cattle shipments, and estate sale at Mrs. August Burk’s ranch.
Mrs Linderholm from Newman s Grove Nebr visits a sick mother in the city. J W Lichty returns from Arkansas to resume residence. Brubaker irrigation farming and Jurgens claim work noted. Heavy snow hits Sidney with sleighing resumes. Morgan from Chappell seeks land office post. Wiser arrests Miller for stealing coat. fine paid. Genealogy and nursery orders, legal depositions in Cheyenne. Government contracts for W Watkins mares. railroad ballasting eyed by Chicago Northwestern. Union Pacific rails purchase boosts employment. Ballots sent for constitutional amendments recount. Local endorsements for croup remedy praised. death of J C McClure mourned. Gurlichs seeks opera participation and piano for school. Union Pacific speed praised. mail cars delivered. Ward S Smith suffers chronic diarrhoea for 30 years.
While serving in Europe and America, a man found no relief per manet until he read an ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He bought a bottle, the first dose helped, and continued use cured him. For sale by druggists.
Special Agent John Tobin pursued coal rustlers aboard a freight train at Lodge Pole. William Barrett fled, Anthony McGrail was arrested and later fined 25 dollars plus 15.55 costs and doubled restitution. McGrail could not pay and was jailed to serve the amount. The theft totaled three tons valued at 21 dollars, doubled to 42 dollars.
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