Notice to Subscrib ers for Six Month Arrears
January notice will be sent to subscribers in arrears more than six months for this paper. The due date appears on the margin or wrapper. if prior to July 1896 a statement will be mailed unless settled before the new year. Delinquents neglected payment jeopardizes the paper’s production. aggregate debt from hundreds of subscribers runs into thousands.
Local timetable shows trains from East and West divisions
U P KR East and West listings include Fast Mail No 2 at 4:20 am and No 3 at 3:80 am. Atlantic Express No 4 at 6:55 pm and West No 1 Limited at 7:25 pm. Freights with passengers include No 18 California Fast Freight at 7:00 and Way Freight at 1:40 pm. FE R Breison, Agent.
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Atlantic Expres
California
R. Breison
Local notes from Bayard Transcript recount village life
Oberfelder ad and notary service headline a batch of small items from Sidney and the German settlements. Local residents visit, shop bargains at McLernon’s, and plans unfold from hay delivery to land conveyance blanks. A new baby, wolf scalps, a county office oath, and upcoming market shifts underscore daily rural life in the Bayard transcript.
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Oberfelder
Winter
Oberfelder's
F. G. Blain
Camp Clarke
Mort
Fritz Smith
North River
Sidney
Ed. Eferrington
Chappell
Bullock
LE. Bh
Gapen
Jurgen Jurgens
Belmont Ditch
Sidney News Item Highlights Relief Funds and Local Events
The Woman's Relief Corps in 189 year paid out 6.98 for bedding 17.85 for clothing and 9.80 for provisions and fuel with 134 sick visits and 13 soldier families aided. A special train passed through Sidney, later attending the Oregon Short Line Utah Northern sale in Salt Lake. Cattle rustler A. L. Cochran got a 30 year Colorado prison sentence linked to a murder and theft case. The old county board adjourned sine die as Frank A. Rowan became commissioner. Substantive court notes include Earnest Worden and Walter Bruner charged with killing Cyrus Stewart’s animal. bound over at 30 each. News on a local sheriff reward for glass-breakers and a Chamberlain’s remedy endorsement. A quiet wedding: Nellie McIntosh and Howard C. Goll, Sidney to Cheyenne, will reside in Sidney.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Milford
Sidney
Tony
Oregon
Kimball County
Paul Rose
Weld
Board of County Commissioners
A. W. Atkins
Frank A. Rowan
Earnest Worden
Walter Bruner
Neubauer
Cyrus Stewart
District Court
Union Pacific Announces Through Pullman Tourist Sleeper
Through car service links Minneapolis to Los Angeles with no change via Sioux City and Columbus. Sleeper departs Minneapolis Thursdays at 7:40 p.m. and St. Paul 7:50 p.m. returning from Los Angeles Thursdays at 2:00 p.m. Applications for space urged. information from Union Pacific agents or E L Lomax Omaha.
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Union Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Los Angeles
Cal
Sioux City
Columbus
Neb
Union Pacifics
California
E. L. Lomaxx
Omaha
Freshman and Primary enrollments noted with absences
The school notes list new enrollments for George Hower Clyde Johnson Willie Wood and Willie Blood in various grades. Absent are Nathen Mick Willie McCombs Anna Jesson from different departments. A kindergarten class mentions Bessie Cramer joining this week. An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a non alcoholic tonic for digestion and bowel support at 50 cents to 1.00. Post office letters unclaimed include several gents and ladies names with advertising notice. A cattle listing offers 270 head for sale through AG Sherwin Sterling Colorado.
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W. F Brassett
Abominable Catarrh and a Blood Remedy Claim
The article argues catarrh is stubborn and returns with cold weather if treatment only touches the surface. It promotes S.S.S. Swift's Specific as a real blood remedy that reaches the disease at its source, citing Mr. J. P. Cook as an example.
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Swift
H. P. Cook
Walker Street
Atlanta
Thad
Gwirt Srxcific Co
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