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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1888
Page
4
Local notes hint at a forthcoming electoral contest between Hinckson and Morton. The item mentions political maneuvering and civic context alongside various unrelated business notices and community updates in Cheyenne county.
Erection plans proceed this summer with the new courthouse offices assigned. The treasurer, county judge, sheriff, county superintendent, and county surveyor will occupy specific rooms. Prof Dahlberg’s concert faced disruption by local boys, but his performance with the Twenty first Infantry military band pleased music lovers. Lincoln plans note bridge foreman Hathaway moves to Sidney and will oversee repairs and the Clifton automatic coal shed project, extending UP coal storage capacity to 134 tons.
Big Springs news notes a welcome rain on Monday night boosting farm prospects. TC Chanonel plans to move to Stromsbury. Rey Beach and Geo Burtz conduct services and home construction updates. crops report heavy yields across barley corn millet and vegetables. Letters and ads appear for Shiney post office. temperature and Union Pacific pamphlet promotions included.
The case, reported to Sheribubank, places Dozier and the girl hundreds of miles from Wind River near the Platte river. Deputy Sheriff John Qweng arrested them, and Deputy Sheriffs Persinger and others brought them to Cheyenne where they await trial. The girl is to be returned to her parents. Dozier, a saw mill worker, and the girl reportedly wandered with aid from local women.
A sorrel pony six years old with bald face and two white hind feet is missing. A Liberal reward is offered for its return to J. S. Wilson in Sidney, Nebraska. Sixteen loaves of bread cost one dollar at McFadden's. Eighteen restaurant and hotel boards sought. Mrs. M. A. Murely, south of Second Street.
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