Sidney and Cheyenne County in 1876 fiscal snapshot
Detailed 1876 financials show Cheyenne County taxable property at 1 348 186 dollars on real estate 55 755 with total 1 403 941. Tax collection in 1875 was 30 725 22. Buildings erected cost 61 130. Freight from Sid- AMY grocers reached 2 009 090. Five seven thousand cattle moving cross the county with notes on Sidney’s development and local workers.
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Nebraska
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Telegraph
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A. UL. Harris
Kino & Stokes
Ugo Ik
Orgquist
Hugh McFadden
Union Pacific
Depit
Shoui Snyder
WeCann & Co
Messrs Co
D B. Lyneheee Neneeenne
Harkison & Co
Gereseeese Sane Premsky
Mrz
A. Rneier
Seeeene Sea
C. Harrison
Seeeerenree Ereseey Crofton
Charles Estmann
Tussler
Jenry Batulang
Kane
Frank Griffith
RS. van Tassel
Bossler’& ‘Lawrence
Fred. Glover C
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Laney Adams, Redington & Tha
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T V. Redington Merchant & Wheeler
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J. Mahoney
C. Borggee
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Geo. Stadacorn
C. Ottmater
John Menard Callahan Musheid
Thomas Kane
Palit Cochran
Anderson Case
Ce Morian
Harbison &Griff
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George McDonald Boatler
W. McKaw
Immue Harbison
McSwee
H. Or. T
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Macow
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Groceriics
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Sidney’s Rise as Cheyenne County Stock Center
A condensed history of Sidney highlighting its 1867 origins, Cheyenne County seat status, vast stock-raising potential, and the wealth generated by enterprising residents. The article emphasizes natural advantages, growth through hard work, and opportunities for young men with limited means to build fortunes.
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Sidney Temanapi
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Commonwealth of Young Nebraska
Sidney as the boss route to the Black Hills
The article extols Sidney Nebraska as the premier access path to the Black Hills gold and silver mines. It cites natural comforts, safety, and direct routes, plus a booming commerce with warehouses, wholesale groceries, lumber, and forwarding services. Notable locals include D.3. McCann & Co. contractor J. T. Clarke and attorney George Ballou. It lists large freight receipts, tax totals, and growing business districts with merchants Moore Dudley and A. Moore.
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Black Hills
Sidney
Black Tillis
Telegraph
D.3. McCann & Co
McCann
J. T. Clarke
Bellevue
Neb
Nebraska
Moore
Messrs
Bidney
Dudley
Messrs. A. T. Feay & Co
Spotted, Tail
J. W. Dear
Red Cloud
N. C. Dear
Camp Canby
R. 2 B. Dear
Camp Custer
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George MR. Ballou
Geo. W. Heist
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Wrery
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Michigan
Kearney
Chicago
J. Lloyd
Omaha
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U. P. Railroad Company
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