Emigrant trade and town notes in Sidney Neb
Local items report freight handling by John Cumming family occupancy of Henry Neumann’s West Second Street residence. Emigrants moving west with stock, Moore Hotel and Star Restaurant praised. Firemen’s Ball prep at Masonic Hall, Fourth of July plans, and school term wrap with discussions on books and new text options. A long column of local notices, editor changes, and town comparisons to Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cumming
Henry Neumann
West Second Street
Moore Hotel
Ehepantls
Sidney
Kearney Press
Zion
Buffalo County
Enogela
Holden
Kearney
Ita
Ths
Kearney S
Bagnios
Kearncy
Pidney
Local Residents and Visitors Spotlight Frequent Prairie Town
Lute Fitch, A H Sanders, Bob Smith, Hugh Clark, Fred Kennedy and others from South Platte, Sterling, and Camp Clarke visit Sidney this week. Notables include Principal Brenton set for Adair Iowa vacation, J J Kahn recovering from a broken leg, and Mrs A B Persinger traveling to Cornwall Canada. George W Roberts, Omaha Herald representative, and Mr Merchant of Denver exchange news. Fred Schuyter heads to White Clay ranch near Fort Robinson for 4000 cattle. Mrs A Brown and Florence join John Christ family in North Platte residence praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Smith
South Platte
Hugh Clark
Sterling
Sidney
Fred Kennedy
Neubauer
Star
Becond
Charley M. Button
W. M. Carter
Camp Clarke
J. Manheimer
Macheimer Broc
Chicago
Iills
A &B. Persinger
Cornwall
Canada
Brenton
Adair
Iowa
North Platte
Fred
Colorado
Dennis Kourney
Pacific
Uennels
Geo. W Roberts
Omaha Herald
A. Brown
Florence
John Christ
Weir and Propst Couple Unite in Julesburg
The ceremony was performed by Rey E G Fowler in Julesburg last Thursday uniting Mr Andy Weir of Julesburg and Miss Ada Propst of South Place. The write up notes the families’ connection and praises the couple with good wishes for happiness and prosperity in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey E G Fowler
Andy Weir
Julesburg
Misa Ada Propat
South Place
Andy
Weir Familly
Propst
John
Johnny
Sidney
Charivaree
Bride
Star Restaurant Reopens With Full Public Accommodations
Charley Trognite has repainted and redecorated the Star Restaurant on Second Street and now offers bar and dining room service in Sidney. Luncheons, warm meals and refreshments are available around the clock with first-class guarantees. We understand a marriage will soon occur near Pine Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Trognite
Second Street
Sidney
Charley
Black Hills Nuggets: Mining Booms and Local Scandals
Emery A. Storra travels to Deadwood as Lead City gears for Fourth celebrations. Custer City placers yield over $1,000 weekly while a ten stamp mill heads for Hartford mine. A poker game in Deadwood sees a $5,000 loss. Stockerville flume work races ahead. The Great Salmon mine is rapidly sinking near Laughing Water. Acting Governor Hand commutes M. L. Cook’s death sentence to life imprisonment. Golden Farl Lodge officers are announced in Trad City. A new ore belt near Laughing Water promises about $15 per ton. a shaft will be sunk for further updates. A Rapid City Journal report notes a decomposition victim near Pactola, possible murder or suicide, identified as minor McCamman. Stahr is shot by Colton after infidelity discovery.
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Emery A. Storra
Deadwood
Lead City
Custer City
Hartford
Custer
Stockerville
Hand
M. L. Cook
Whitbeck
L L. Alexander
Oakland
California
Father DeSimet
Justice
Golden Gete Mining
Wyo
Taing
Dakola
Henry Otto
Nnd
Custer Chronicle
Tyrrom
Rapid City Journal
McCamman
Meade Hydraulic Company
Late Telegraphic Briefs Teeter on Global and Local Turmoil
Reports from various locales note a 18 still killing in Victoria and 14 in New Mexico, Blaine’s party stance, and Secretary Schurz's western inspection tour. A meteor flashes near Macon, Ga, while Portland, Oregon faces river flooding. Scawoona wreck claims 32 lives and political shifts sweep France and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
New Mexico
Blaine
Garneld
Schurz
Macon
Portland
Oregon
Columbia
Don Cameron
National Republican Central Committee
Grand 4th of July Picnic Highlights and Local Notices
Community picnic on Monday to be supervised by Chas Trognitz of Star Restaurant offering ice cream lemonade soda water and lunch at reasonable prices. Freight movements include 8000 pounds from J W Haas to Deadwood and 15000 pounds to Camp Sheridan. Beeves gathered at Camp Clarke sent to Standing Rock under Mr Frank Caffey. A balloon at A Salomonson’s Long Branch Garden with fireworks. Continental band dinner on grounds served by Charley Trognitz at Van Tassell’s grave celebration. Hendry Neumann opens Sidney meat market. W H Welchman now in charge of the market. Whisky sales noted at ten cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Second St
Moore Hotel
Chas. Trognitz
Charles Trognitz
F. Donnelly
Omaha “Herald
Union Pacific Railway Company
Omaha
Donnelly
Nebraska
John Goedert
Ben Danielson
Rose Street
Danieleon
Goedert
Sidney
Star Restaurant
D. T. Smith
J W. Haas
Deadwood
Haas
Camp Sheridan
D. R. Fant
Camp Clarke
Sand
Standing Rock Agency
Frank Caffey
A. Salomonson
Long Branch
Charley Trognitz
Continental Band
van Tassell
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly July issue review
The July number launches a new volume with 128 pages and 100 embellishments plus a colored frontispiece titled A Morning kiss for Dear Martin. It features N Robinson on The British House of Commons, Edward Grey on How the Japanese Amuse themselves, Dora do Blaquiere on The Fan a of the Past and Present, William Ackroyd on The Eye and its Use, and a Not Guilty serial along with stories and poems. Price 150 cents per issue or $3 yearly postpaid. Frank Leslie Publishing House Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Robinson
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Dora Do Blaquiere
Eye
William Ackroyd
Matthews
Wm. C. Macready
Astor Place
Martin
Frank Leslie
Park Place
Newark
Baltimore and Ohio Fast Trains Extend Lead
The Baltimore and Ohio announces no withdrawals of fast trains but adds a new lightning express from Chicago to reach Washington and Baltimore four hours ahead of rivals. The 6:15 PM fast line still beats all other 6:15 PM trains to Washington, with St. Louis routes delivering seven hours’ lead to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banimmone
Baltinore
Olio
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
New York
Lost gold necklace with book-shaped locket found
A gold necklace of very fine links and a gold locket shaped like a book were lost. A finder should return them to P. B. Danielson's ice cream parlor for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Danielson
Ita
Slaughter House and Butcher Shop For Sale
NWOTITCH offers sale of a slaughter house and butcher shop after stopping the butcher business. Apply for terms to H V Redington & Co in Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.V. Redington & CO
Sidney
Nebraska
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Arthur
A A. J. Slaskell
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Neering
Judge Wakeley
Ds Miller
A J Poppleton
John P. Trish
J. Sterling Morton
Charles ‘Prognitz
Masonic Hall
Tur
EG. Fowler
Widney
Misa Martin
Mra
Shelton
Chicage
Pacific Coast
James Belton
Belton
Lincoln Journal
Doc Middleton
Antelope County
Culbertaon
Sun
Jones, McNulty & Co
Sidney Txemamaru
Txmamaru U. K
Lute Fitch
A. H. Sanders
Rovack
South River Country
Welr—Propst
Pine Bluffs
Black Hills
Central City
Bartholomew
Golden Far Lodge No 9
Afg&am
Trad City
W. Hl. Harlow
W.M
L. M. Rice
J. A. Schiller
J. W
D. Mason
Treas
A. O. Ingalls
Bec’y
J Coulter
L. J. Roffee
J. D
Ed. Roberts
Tyler
Stahr
Colton
Delavor
Ulm
Stuhr
Slimois
Pitkin
France
Gambetta
Republic
Forster
Parnell
Ireland
Studion Aives
Lene Nuure Sou Siichigan Southern
Hoonibal Mo
van Tascell’s Grove
Potter
Antelope
Fred Schuyler
Pioneer Grant
Pic Nic
Hendry Neumann
W H. Welchman
H. V Redington & Co
Popular Monthly
Nwotitch
State of
Cheyenne County
Anita Burns
Joseph F. Burns
Anrra' Burns
William Burns
McFadden's
James Chase
Hasens Old Drugstore
Asd
M.H. Tobin & CO
Second and Rose Streets
The
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Ha. Neumann
McDonald’s
Pioneer Clothing Store
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