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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
8
Through trains offer sleeping dining and reclining chair cars with seats free. Tickets and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps tables and tickets contact Shipman Agent or Francis General Passenger Agent in Omaha Nebraska.
A timetable lists Westbound and Eastbound Union Pacific trains including Overland Limited Atlantic Express Fast Mail and Mail and Express with numbers 1 3 4 5 6 10 and notes that all freight trains carry one point at which they stop.
A collage of ads lists dress goods sarsaparilla and rheumatism cures from Scanlon's, muslin underwear at low prices, dentistry by Dr Murlless, Hamilton Brown shoes at McLernon's, Wright stoves windmills and sewing machines, Miller's Wisconsin shoes, and legal blanks. Also notices invite attendance at a Lutheran church sermon and solicit rail and party services by Dan Bergman.
Miss Lydia Davison returns from four weeks at Palmer Lake and Colorado locations. Isaac Jones welcomes a new baby boy, the finest on the North Divide. The M E church program lists Morning and Evening messages. Swanson infant dies. funeral held with Rev J S Leamer. Jozef Bell stock sale scheduled near Lodge Pole. fifty eight cattle and two mares to be sold. Engine house to close to tramps. new locks installed. keys at local offices. Walter Park of Denver visits. G F Salle acquainted. A boy shot accidently near stomach. doctors report serious but hopeful recovery. Edward Collins and Lena Fisher wed at Judge Tucker’s. couple plan house keeping on Cowling ranch. TELEGRAPH wishes them happiness.
Sunday services at 11 a m and 8 p m at Christchurch. D S Bybee and Charlie Ensley visited from Redington Thursday. Wanted a girl for laundry and housework call at Commercial Hotel. W O Swingely of the Union Pacific tax department visited Sidney Wednesday. Mrs Don Devine and children trip to Kansas City Mo. Carl Berkland returned to Alliance after visiting Sidney friends. J W Ewing Lou DeBruner and J W Harris represented Lodgepole in town. Mrs W C Bullock of Brookside ranch visited Sidney. New potatoes of fine quality coming to market. crop expected large locally. J W Harper & Son offer Mitchell spring wagons and buggies cheap. Jack Clawgen George Cramer and Joe Twist from Bridgeport country visited. Epworth League of M E church planning an Old Maid convention soon. Mrs S L Burger and two children of Idaho Springs guests of sister Mrs W F Bassett. E McLernon returned from Omaha and Fort Dodge trip. Dr Stewitts called to Potter for Oscar E Anderson’s daughter bitten by rattlesnake. Gid Winkleman won second in Bridgeport boys’ race on the 4th. Lena Mueller of Milwaukee visiting Sidney friends. Sheriff Babb Supt Chambers Gus Wellner and H G Miller attended fusion congressional convention at Kearney. Hubber Hose promoted rubber hose sale. N W Olson reported two calves lost to blackleg and two more affected. James Davison Jr ill with typhoid at Ickes, cared by sister Mrs Jus Grosvenor. Mr and Mrs J T Johnston of Omaha wedding trip visitors in Ridney. Joe
Photographer Jon Stimson worked in Sidney for Union Pacific ads while Chas E Trognitz moved to Cheyenne for secret service. A Burlington freight wreck one mile west of Potter disrupted traffic after a drawhead failed at 40 mph. Six cars damaged including wool fruit tea. about 100 bushels of tea spilled. North Platte crew with 125 laborers cleared track by 5:30 PM. two badly damaged cars burned.
For sale a number of fine geldings some broken to saddle some to harness Call on or address Lawrence Bros Sidney Neb.
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