Union Pacific Time Table Rail Schedule East and West
Train times listed for East and West divisions include fast mails Atlantic Express Pacific Express and several freight trains. Notable departures show No 2 Fast Mail at 3 50 am and No 4 Atlantic Express at 5 40 pm eastbound, with westbound No 3 Pacific Express at 8 50 am and No 21 Fast Freight at 10 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Express
Faust Mall
Pacific Express
Faust Freight
Fast
Way Freight
Local items from J. W. Harper and others
Local brief notes report J W Harper Son handling brick and selling furniture and garden devices. Mentions Rev Muenich traveling to Omaha, John Adams visiting from Potter, Emma Sass returning to Ogallala, and multiple town residents including lawyers, dentists, and farmers. Also notes new postmaster Milton Ahrens, Sidneys Dr Seymour visit, and various sales events, wagons, buggies, and farm equipment.
Surprise Gift and Honor for Mr Tobin at Sidney Ranch
About thirty Sidney residents visited the Tobin ranch fourteen miles east for a planned surprise. Grand Army members plus families enjoyed a large picnic spread in the dining room. Mrs Tobin received a white and gold cane chair and flower stand, Mrs Osgood spoke, Col Haskell presented the gift, and Mr Tobin was invited to preside over a G A R session before returning home at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
M. H. Tobin
Grand Army
Osgood
Tobin
Col
A. J. Haskell
Band Benefit in Sidney Next Week at Carnival of Novelties
Eddie Fox presents a three night carnival in Sidney Monday to Wednesday with a complimentary Monday band benefit. Half the proceeds go to the Sidney band to aid the organization. Admission is twenty five and fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Fox
Sidney
Sidney Band
Band
Railroad Talks Highlight Sidney Right-Of-Way Deals
B and M representative Talmage reports property touched by the railroad right of way in Sidney including Wm Stuht Wm Davis O D Lyon W P Miles Fred Kuhn property T B Dawson R S Oberfelder Lydia M Davison and Chas Burton Offers to buy land or move buildings to other lots are being negotiated with several parties no closings yet Joab Hutchinson moves from Freeport Neb to Hayden Colo cites superior advantages buys coal and locally praised building rock Adams Thos McCulloch reports increased hides business across the region with a continuing ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Sidney
Wm. Stuht
Wm. Davis
O. D. Lyon
W. P. Miles
Fred Kuhn
T. B. Dawson
R. S. Oberfelder
Lydia M. Davison
Chas. Burton
Joab Hutchinston
Freeport
Neb
Hayden
Colo
Bear River
Mr. Hutchinson
Courtroom Roundup Delivers Arrests and Marital Mirth
Peter Z Gentry faced Judge Neubauer after a June calf theft complaint and was bound over to district court on $200. Walter Cook and others pressed assault charges against King Ming and Keith but settled out of court. Albert Verner was sought for mare theft. Lizzie Flynn contested paternity of a May 26 child leading to a marriage license and wedding at the Metropolitan hotel. Judge Neubauer also ruled on the Kucera Booth case, finding $199.34 due and $60.90 in costs split between jury and Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Z. Gentry
Fred Kurth
Neubauer
Gentry
R. C. Noleman
Alliance
Walter, Samuel
Albert Cook
Patrick King
Barbara Ming
John Keith
Sand Hills
Frank Zalesky, Jr
Albert Verner
Vernon
Lizzie Flynn
Edward A. Knapp
Loup City
Neb
Sidney
King
Knapp
Metropolitan Hotel
Kucera
Local notices and political notes from the region
James Walling of Conad named deputy U S marshal succeeding A S Cooley in the southeastern district. A new law requires affidavits of campaign costs within ten days after election with itemized expenses. Large potato yields at Grand Island. humorous exaggerations about size and a poetic rejoinder follow. Parnell Golden earns Annapolis naval academy appointment from Senator Thornton. Ninety hogs die in a hail storm at Ainsworth on the Fourth, with a fancy hat saving one man. A revolver incident injures Bryan Watson by a stray shot through a hat. Governor Poynter appoints J P Rouse to the fish commission. Henry Hempel seeks hatchery superintendent post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Neb
Piester
Bryan Watson
Alliance Times
Poynter
J. P. Rouse
Alvo
Fish Commission
J. P. Kirkpatrick
Lincoln
Rouse
Henry Hempel
Plattsmouth
W. J. O’brien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Pacific A. Ft
E. BR. Bre
J. W. Harper & Son
Rev. Muenich
Omaha
John Adams
Potter
Emma Sass
Ogalalla
Miles
J. W. Harper & Son's
Essig’s
Dr. Stewitts
Oberfelder Building
Milton Ahrens
South Omaha
E. B. Polley
E. W. Murlless
Sidney, Neb
Oberfelder Block
J. H. Nelling
Pennslyvania
M. J. Sanders
Jim Winterstein
the State Journal
Mrs. Jessen
Edna Grannaman
Cheyenne
Frank Winkleman
Aisne
Mises
Bergman’s
McLernon’s
W. O. Snavely
Cozad, Neb
Wm. A. Hornaday
B. F. Thornburg
E. Broughton
Camp Clarke
Rebecca Sanderson
Clarkson
Charlie Wright
J. R. Campbell
The
Omaha Bee
Seymour
Pacific Hotel
Emma Cawley
Iowa
John Cawley
D. W. White
Mrs. McMullan
Willow Island
Judge Wall
Loup City, Neb
City
D. W. Briggs
Allegheny, Pa
Mrs. A. Ragan
Bruce Wilcox
L. F. Closman
Osborne
McLernon's
D. J. Scanlon
Dan Bergman
Gilbert Mills
Washburn’s
E. Doran
Ned
Eclipse
C. D. Essig
North Platte
M. E. Church
Curtis, Neb
Sailor
W. J. Maneely
Cyclone
J. P. Bastian
Henry J. Jenkins
L. G. Pitts
Sidney Draw
L. B. Cary
Pitts
Harter
Deering
Buckeye
Walter A. Wood
Champion
May Cawley
Lois Decker
Douglas County
Oregon
Friend Dickinson
Bert J. Bates
W. B. Cooper
el Rio
Cal
Messrs
VerValin and
Wagner
Patrick McAleese
Dan
Mr. and
Mrs. Tobin
Thos. McCulloch
Hides
Lincoln, Neb
McFadden Hotel
L. A. Steinmatx
Maude Sprague
Kimball County
Idaho
Union Pacific
John Oswald
Matt McGrath
James Walling
Conad
A. S. Cooley
Grand Island
Platte
Stuart Ledger
Parnell Golden
O'Neill
Thornton
Annapolis Naval Academy
St. S. McIntosh
J.T. McIntosh, Caahier
American Bank
Nebraska
Europe
A. Pease
Che
Schlitz Beer
Prop
J. Frep Dawson
Rose Street
E. Kruse
Oberfelder
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise