Sidney Telegraph Local Time Table Excerpt
The leaving times of passenger trains on the U P Ry are listed for east and west routes. Eastbound No 10 40 pm No 7 Pac Exp 453m No 4 Wind final 5 14 am Westbound No 2 Lim exp 8 15 am No 1 107 ay No 9 freight 2 00 pm Agent J C Banxoanr
Local and Personal Notes from Sidney and District
Chas Nelson has returned from Wisconsin Day board and room at Central House. A range of local trades and movers are noted, including Essig shop items, Star store goods, and a railway conductor from Cheyenne. Reports cover pensions board, cattle rustler watch, school lectures, and a buggy accident where Mrs Buck saved the day. Bank changes include Mr Taylor resigning as cashier effective August 1, with a new officer slate announced for August 1, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Nelson
Wisconsin Day Board
Centras Iouse
Siebert
Cheyenne
Sidney Luesday
Rock Springs
Kayans
Toungeless
Essig +ebire
Jas
Couasughy
Frame
Britten
Caricet
Cour
Ats
Geo
Suehert
Jak Ratest
Cat Essig
Essig
Stewitts, Lorquest
Yaraty
Ola Cyrus Siemiller
Redington
Sydney Street
Campagn
Tobin
C C
Neleor
Cheyenne County
Air Totuo
Sidney
Meee
Teacher's Institute
Lutherag Shinghev
Siannaway
Andrews
Taylor
Terporary
A. S. Raymond
W. Johnson
J. J. McIntosh
John ‘I’. McIntosh
Pacific House
Cincinnati House
Central House
McFadden
W 1 Moore
Reg Hardaway
Boaard
Osterhout
Cal. Barnhart
Mancely
Jening Hall
Wm. Elter
Mattie McGee. Co
Sidney Triumph Over Cheyennes In High Scoring Bip
A chaotic early inning sees Sidney post 21 runs against the Cheyennes as weather cooperates and spectators fill the stands. The game features erratic defense, a notable performance by the Sidney lineup, and lingering excitement as the crowd stays to watch the full two hours and nineteen minutes of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Vitin
Huubets
Siuney
USA
Sidney Gine
Dewryves
Schamary
Sydney
Seorer
Bart Horan
Rare Custom Suits and Goods Advertised Nearby
A garbled late 19th century style advertisement touts custom suits from $1900, various goods, and a horse described as a bay gelding. It mentions Overfelder & Co and a village trustees meeting, with scattered references to property, debts, and local notices. The readable text emphasizes clothing, boots, and reliable services from the cited firm.
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U. P. Ry
F Robertson
Attornss
Salley
Thurslas
Omaha
Achmee
Mitchell
California
Gow Clampitt
Harpers Magazine
Pan Star
Cportine House
McCormeck
Stubensbua
J I
North Divide Harvest Home Association
Fairview School House
Steve Williams
Cr. Osborn
Oberfeler's
der & Co
Whitney
Oberfelder & Co
Tove
Biret
Overfelder & Co
Ordin Oe
Cbsirman Ad Board of Trustees
Siders
Secon
Tares Mills
Bette
Salnes
Attes
A. J. Carruth
Watchmzler and Jeweler
Peter Smith
Front St. Sidney
J.T. Thoelecke
Rose SP
Sponey
STOSI
Sidne
Oraymo
Sidues
Cilirad Sioch
Hebraska
Trwntisa
Valigis
Mutenselev
C.D. Essig, Rose St
Transaucts
Shehnln
Prites
John Uusif
A Pharma
Sudsereption
Suomptov
Bnig
Stoe' Roch Springs
Ragan
Neb
E. Doran & Sons
Lao Agenta
Meanea and Colling Saddler
Second Street
Nebraska
J. W. McDaniel
Pease’s
Pred Dawson
Delver
Limber
Searchula Springs
Eanna
A. M. Jhrinnerd
The
Globe Hotel
El-E
H. McFadden
Radcliff & Atkins
Feedz Sale Stable
W. C. Ludlow
D. J. Scanlos
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