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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1880

Page

3

Pioneer Cloth and Freight Notes Stir Star Town

Local column reports freight movements by Haas J W, Booth Shankland, and others to Custer Pine Ridge and Running Water agencies. It notes new stock at Pioneer Clothing Star Restaurant scenes, windmill advertising, and preparations for a Catholic fair at White House Hall with strong community support.

White House Hall Leadville Utah Bint Lingham B Phillips Payne & Gibbs Pine Ridge Agency Haas

Critic attacks Kearney judge in vile circular

The piece condemns a unnamed Kearney resident for publishing a "Facts for the Public" sheet filled with falsehoods. It defends Judge William Gaslin, stating no honorable Nebraskan judge has derelicted duty and calls the circular’s other targets mere distractions from the Gaslin lies.

Death of Edward Nugent in Julesburg Accident

A Canadian railroad worker named Edward Nugent died after being crushed by a freight car at Julesburg on the night of the 25th. He had been drinking at a saloon earlier and lay down in an empty freight car on the side-track. A freight train passed, wheels ran over him, and he died before dawn. Nugent, about forty, had no family. The body’s final disposition was not learned.

Julesburg Edward Nugent Nugent Wihouse Cesar Canada

Sidney lander and political talk ends abruptly

A fragment from Sidney reports a Baptist minister’s claim that Jesus Christ will preside over the next four years. The tale includes bets on candidates and remarks on local politics, noting Sidney’s Democratic leanings and a scuffle with a York man. An insect powder ad is briefly mentioned and Osceola Record ties appear.

Sidney notes and arrivals crowd the week

Elijah Tusler and J Q Powers visit, Hugh Hehan and Redingtons arrive, and many locals from Bennett to Max Meyer heads pass through town. Updates on Mrs Zimmerman's recovery, Dr Boggs and Ed Corbin trips, and a parade of visitors from Omaha to Weeping Water fill the column as oddities and family visits mingle with a mystery disappearance of Mr McEvoy and a new nine baby at Point of Rocks. Ladies push on with the upcoming Catholic fair.

J. Q. Powers Chicago Hugh Hehan Il V. Redington C. Jolneon Bennett Moritz Meyer Max Meyer & Cor Omaha Geo Zimmerman H. V Redington Sam Hoodman Lockwood House Nat Haynes Shiner Bros John Anderson Enq Potter Station D. M. Lloyd H. T. Clarke Camp Clarke Messie Griffin Corsigan A. C. Drake Lodge Pole City Lodge Pole David Leavitt Minnie South Platte A. M. Bruce Fred Kennedy A. E. Simpooo S W Boggs Ed. E. Corbin Sidney and Black Hills Daniels Metzler, Rothechild & Co Deadwood W.C. Mahar J. W. Dimmitt & Co St. Joe Michael Defibaugh Bedford County Colorado M F Leech Boulder Sidney Ogallals Mr Neumann Weeping Water Case County James Chase D. Carrigan J. B. Christ Orin Barnhart Jennie Pel Sallie Reiber Point of Rocks

Married in Sidney Two Local Nuptials Reported

James Irwin wed Miss Mary E. Tuck at Henry Sutherland's residence in Sterling Colorado with Squire Neubauer performing the ceremony. Frank B. Lang and Miss Mary Wallace were also married by Judge Neubauer amid community comment on Renunciation and commitment.

James Irwin Sidney Jim Irwin Mary E. Tuck Henry Sutherland Sterling Colorado Squire Sutherland

Post Items From Fort Niobrara Notes and Local Happenings

Last Saturday night C company erupted in a raucous scene as rumors circulated about a grease widower wealth. Discharged soldiers passed through the post this week while Private Etruevera of C company sustains a clavicle fracture but remains fit for duty. Rumors say an infantry swap may occur with Fort McKinney, Wyo. Arab ball games sprouted Sunday between two picked nines. Wes Dodson returned from Omaha and Lisut Davis, Cav., from Fort Niobrara, joins a General Court Martial. Dr Mosely visits with his invalid wife bound for Memphis, and Chaplain G W Simpson attended the garrison court martial. Paddy Myles the E Company barber sold out, and a local warning labels him a liar and dead beat. Lieutenant King of the 5th Cavalry published Campaigning with Crook, detailing western expeditions and his wounding, commended for discipline and knowledge. Democrat readers in Sidney query Col Mugglins, while W M Murray arrives from the East with his bride after a Brooklyn wedding. Star Clothing House invites orders for men’s wear California underwear and lined duck suits.

Coldiere Etruevera Fort McKinney Wyo Corp Wes Dodson Omaha Lisut. Davis Cav Fromm Fort Niobrara D. 3 Mosely Memphis Draray G. W Simpson Fort Rob- Ineen Mendalaat Thureau E Company Paddy” Myles Paddy Myles King Sth Cavalry Crook Meritt Sidney Omaha Herald Col” Mugglins Huggins Republican Central Committee W. M. Murray Esat Brooklyn N. x Star Clothing House California

Multiple 19th Century News Snippets From Various U.S. Locales

Dr Talmage in Leadville Colorado a 200000 dollar fire roared in Buffalo New York on Thursday Senator Hannibal Hamin plans retirement next spring The Republican State convention set for Lincoln September 1 Paper Makers Association of America meets Saratoga New York Judge McCrary rules B and M railroad may cross U P track at Omaha Dr Tanner remains hopeful But unfavorable symptoms emerged on the 29th they have since vanished A man named Carlew who raped a woman in Moberly Missouri was shot by the husband The Dodge county sheriff in Fremont Nebraska has arrested an elderly couple suspected as two Kansas Benders General Burrows faces a dramatic defeat as British Afghan forces are routed in India The Ute treaty was presented to the Indians on the 20th for final action Commission members say terms are unalterable and Utes who refuse must leave Colorado if force is needed.

Talmage Leadville Colorado Buffalo N. Y Hannibal Hamin Lincoln Paper Makers’ Association of America Saratoga McCrary U. P Omaha Tanner Carlew Moberly Fremont Nebraska Dodge County Kansas Burrows Sota India

Nebraska stock farm proje ct signals growth of state enterprise

A Milica Dellar Stock Farm in Nebraska showcases the state’s expanding stock industry. Nebraska Land and Live Stock Company president Pierson D. Smith notes Chicago capital backs vast breeding efforts, with 50 000 acres and one million dollars in capital. The project draws leaders like Sam Allerton Jr Case, Dohle, and Geo T Williams, promising high quality imported horses and cattle for the West. The Rural Nebraska report highlights the venture’s potential impact on Nebraska’s stock ranges and economy.

Nebraska Ihe Pierson D. Smith Nebraska Land and Live Stock Company Boone County Neb Adam Smith Chicago George T. Williams Union Stock Yards Alice Smith Andh Sam Allerton, Jr. Case Mr Dohle Geo. T Williams

Colorado chooses Brown's Family Medicine for future use

The people of Colorado have determined to use none but Brown's Family Medicine in the future, and the Utes arrive it pn. Sold by druggists everywhere. Rev. Edward G. Fowler, Pastor, conducts services every Sunday morning at 8 o'clock in the school building with Sunday School at 10:30. There are union services and all are welcome.

Colorado Brown Siparr ME Edward G. Fowler

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Fic Pioneer Cloth Whitesy Booze Star Jewett & Dickinson’s Fort Niobrara Haas’ Warehouse Nes’s and Boys P.j.conn & Co Chas. Streator H. T. Kaley Hawk Warehouse Custer Tod Rapid Charles Trognitz Startaurant Second Street Booth & Shankland Custer J. W. Haas Griffn Griffin New York Pioneer Clothing Metropolitan Hotel C. F. Williams Williame Jules- Lurg A. S. Baldry Jamen Ralton North Platte TeLeckarn Batavia Wise Father Donnelly Masonic Hall Sobieiting Kearney Embryo Zion Txlmornaph Hehnes Gaslin William Gaslin Junesburg Joe Poat American Republic Jesus Christ Lochena al Dd Joe York Lebel Pupusmbcass al Sidney Gutune Grant Garfield Joe Post P. O E. B. Brown Laws Elijah Tusler, Esq Boes McEvoy Pitkin Colo Frank P. Shearer Maple Frank B. Lang Fort Sidney Mary Wallace C” Company Milica Dellar Mesers, Connelly & Tatten Rapid Cheyenne H. Snyper Natice North Platt River Godfrey's Bottom Newman Dr. Marshall Hazen W H.W. Redington & CO Queen City Suspender Company Cincinnati Ohio Ies West Fourth St Nob E. D. Wilson J. T. Thoelocke United States M. J. Sanders WH. Tobin & CO Second and Rose Streets Nebraseha Neumann McDonald’s
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