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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1890
Page
1
Fay-Up Grade Boots Prompt Pride in Quality
A fragment touts pride in footwear quality and craftsmanship. The speaker praises “up grade” shoes, claiming none rival their style and workmanship. The passage hints at high standards and a call for sticking to elevated goals.
Your Poor Feet A Treat In A Prince Like Shoe Ad
Ad copy extols comfortable shoes with firm leather and strong work foundation. Mentions Selz Schwab Co shares and an order for one thousand pairs to be delivered soon. A brisk sales pitch aims to attract buyers with quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selz, Schwab & Co
Buy the Best Stock to Save in the Long Run
It costs less to buy out of thin stock and incur little wear and tear than to buy others. The advice is to buy the best and shoppers will find the best at our store, offering lower initial costs and better long term value.
Sunday Celebrations Across Sidney Redington and Bayard
Large crowds and lively programs marked July Fourth celebrations in Sidney Redington and Bayard. Highlights included parades speeches by O W Fowler and W P Miles, dances, a well provisioned dinner, and athletic events. Excursions to Yellowstone National Park and irrigation efforts for Cheyenne county were also noted.
Military Matters At Fort Sidney In 1890 News
Captain EW Stone orders raises to 109 recruits to fill the regiment. Discharges and appointments govern Co A to F. Boston visitor Miss Davidson meets Captain Ebstein. Band records high skirmish score. extensive notes on promotions, canteen dividends, and retirements. Weather and a Grand Army reunion referenced with a Borg Rille picnic. Oberfelder's announces a clothing sale with hats for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW Stone
A. Wittenberg
E T Garvey
Hays
Miss Davidson
Boston
Ft Sidney
Ebstein
Stoermer
Cole
Bard
Jie
Brook
Parke
Portland
Sidney
Burke
Cotil
21St Infantry
Martaal
T Hospital Corps
Wa Stle Andrews
List Infantry
Bellevue
Neb
Noble
Jet Infantry
Leutenant Palmer
2St
Port Russel
Angel Island
Cal
J S Parke
F L Palmer
Bellyne Neb Department
Grand Island
Borgrye
Tusheisas Cate
Quartermaster Bailey
Tacu
Tennant
McAndrews
Duncan
Bonesteel
Kayler
Kenney
Renouard
Allen
Martin
Waittieh
Sparrow
Cold Blooded Murder Near Scotts Bluff County
Albert Lippie of the Tussler outfit was shot and killed by John Knapp as Lippie stood near Knapp s claim in Scotts Bluff County. Knapp then fled on horseback after the second shot. Thees of Ogalalla died after being fatally injured while attempting to board No 19 at Sidney yards. His body was sent to Ogalalla for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lippie
Tussler
John Knapp
John Thees
Ogalalla
Sidney Yards
North River
Scotts Bhuf
Lippie
Cussler
Knapp
Gir
Winchester
Reading Knapp
Hoboken
New Jersey
Marder Knapp
Jeff
Scotts Bluff County
Peter Thees
John
Laramie
Sidney
Attempted Murder and Fire Near Cabin Springs
A group of three youths aged 12 to 16 held cattle near Cabin Springs eight miles southwest of Sidney. They barricaded a cabin door, poured kerosene on the roof, and set it alight before escaping through a doorway blocked from the outside. It is unclear whether the act was an attempt on their lives or theft, but later notes hint at sensational developments. A separate report mentions John M. Dyer, former editor of the North Platte Telegraph, dying by his own hand in Ogden amid financial disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne
Heist
Prof LaMar
Sitney
Redington
Lawrence Fork
Quite Beasley
O W Fowler
Evib
Wagner
Fowler Judd
Alfen
Afty
Col
O. Wisner
Bayard Glee Club
Lonquest
Bayard
Ray Wisner
W. P Miles
Miles
Stearns’ Hall
Union Pacific
Omaha
Yellowstone National Park
Great Shoshone Fally
Idaho
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Garfield Beach
Denver
Clear Creek Canyon
Loop
Union Pacfic
Concord
Beaver Canon
Shoshone Station
Great Shoshone Falls
Intercot
Express
Warry P Deuel
Cry
U P Ry
Varnoam St
Nebraska
Lomas
Colton
Canton
C A. Nowell
EH Slinman
District No 18
Robert Wynn
M.M Kline
Sager
Krickac
Neb
Beatty & Chambers
Crete
J I Trissel
C P Chambers
Chicane & Decker
Louis Decker
Etta Inzel
Zimmerman
C D Kellams
Leichty
Charlie Mick
Annie Kellams
Lattie Kellams
Josie Zimmerman
Chicane
Chambers
Ettie Kellams
J. Mev Pullen
IL IL Kellams
Verna Underwood
Ettie Zimmerman
Andy
Snyder
Decker
Bache River
Lodge Pole Express
Wyoming Canal Co
Wyoming
Bagie
Weyerts
Carpenter
District 57
New
Fred Carter
Longmont
Cole
McCool
J W. Love
W Love
L. McCurdy
Sidney Draw
Bishop Snowberger
Holyoke
Colo
Dunkard
Commissioner Jones
Secur
Cactus Prairie
Cactus Prat
Emma Caldwell
Kansas
Gains
Pete Saunderson
C Jaager
Leonard
Lee Keiser
Water Monette
B. F E. Sharpburg
Cabin Springs
John M. Dyer
North Platte
Syed
Luuugu Yuo
Platte
FIRED ON THE FLAG IN ONTARIO NOTE
On July 7 at Mount Hope Ontario Undertaker Joel Smith raised the stars and stripes in honor of the Fourth A deputation demanded its removal but Smith refused and the flag was shot and torn up by a crowd A second flag raised by Smith met a similar fate Also Secrest from Omaha is alive and recovering after a fall at the Merchants Hotel incident The heat remains hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifaurbron
Ontario
Mount Hope
Joel Smith
Smith
Secrest
Merchants Hotel
Omaha
Grand Lodge
Lilo
Werner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fay
York
Cor. Rose & Second
Payard
Natal
Cali
Ik. B. Lunquest
George the
Ile
Waeta Irrigation
Josiah Coulter
Isecaingion
Cnd
Tun Tebecrarit
Cheyenne County
Coulter
Congress
Oberfelder
Eagle Ridge
Grand Prairie
Jay
Miletary Matters
Oberfelder’s
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