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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1902
Page
8
The timetable lists westbound trains including Overland Limited Atlantic Express Fast Mail Pacific Express and Mail and Express. It shows stops and times such as 8 2 a m 4 40 p m 3 35 a m 2 4 a m 7 00 p m and 6 15 p m with additional early morning and late afternoon/ evening departures.
A collage of advertisements lists offerings from McLernon’s for dresses and shoes, Scanlon’s remedies and rheumatism cures, Wright’s agency lines and windmills, and general merchandise including window glass, underwear, and sewing machines. Also noted are photo services, wagons, legal blanks, watch repairs, and farm equipment with prices and urged purchases.
Dr Stowitts visited Lodgepole Wednesday. W H Adams barber shop redone. Opera House dance drew a large crowd Thursday. Rev Gilpin and Charlie Burton bought new pianos. President Harper of First National visited Denver. Everett Ellis and Henry Dean from Bridgeport area were in Sidney Thursday. M Ahrens travelled to northwest country on business Thursday. Emil Andreen transacted business in Sidney Wednesday. The week’s weather suited ranchers and baying work. J C Hudson goes to Mitchell to start work for Denver nursery Thursday. Watches repaired by Dixon completely guaranteed. Leave with M O Sager at post office. Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Musheid ranch Thursday. Mrs L Dunlap of Westboro Mo visiting Sidney departed Wednesday. M E supper at Lehmkuhl home netted about twenty five dollars. Mrs J Hurt returned Monday from Cheyenne. Hoffmeyer and Brack shipped cattle to South Omaha. Eckert sent two cars same market. Ninth Sunday after Trinity services at Christchurch at 11 Holy Communion and sermon on Marrying. 8 pm evening prayer. Sidney Dancing Club held a dance at the Rink Saturday. another next Thursday with Klein’s Orchestra. Joe Bell left for Shawnee Okla Monday. plans real estate investments. sent THE TELEGRAPH to new address. Mrs Chas Callahan hosted a one o’clock luncheon for about twenty ladies honoring Miss Griffith and Miss Mueller. After four-course luncheon guests played Progressive Tebafia with prizes awarded.
Dry hot weather persists as Rev. Leamer led services at Herdon schoolhouse last Sunday. Mrs. Leamer and children stayed at Perse's this week. John Leyfang has two gangs of Dagons aiding his section project. Mrs. Likie and daughter from Grand Island visit John Anderson. Miss Hilimaa Anderson returned from Grand Island after months away. Charlea Voeltz helps Dr. Graham with the second alfalfa crop. Grasshoppers trouble farmers. stock strayed in area.
Pure bred Durham Hereford and Red Polled cattle offered for sale at a homestead 12 miles northwest of Sidney. Seller E V S Pommroy invites interested buyers to inquire about the stock.
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