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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
8
Readable parts show various times such as 8 50 p m and 4 70 p m with references to express service and a 6 00 p m schedule. No clear event name or location available. provide a compact note about inconsistent time entries in timetable.
No. 301 Passenger daily. No. 23 Freight daily except Sun at 10:01 and 4, going north. No. 308 Passenger daily. No. WM Freight daily except Mon at 8:50 a m. Through trains carry sleeping dining and reclining cars with seats free. Tickets and bag checks to any point in United States or Canada. For maps times and tickets contact M A Shipman Agent or L W Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
County maps published and for sale by Tut Telegraph at 35 cents each. Mailed to any address upon receipt of price.
Four year old pure bred Shire stallion owned by E. V. S. Pomeroy of Sidney Nebraska is noted in the notice.
Local items list offerings from Key stone dairy seed corn at A. A. Clark Co products and seed potato sales. The Telegraph office sells typewriter carbon paper. Dentistry and furnished rooms for rent with or without board. Several names advertise furniture buying and land listing. Royal Manufacturing Co seeks agents for medicines and extracts. H H Bockstadter opens a cement shop offering sidewalk and block work with estimates and guarantees.
Local notes list birthdays, visits, and business in Sidney and surrounding towns. A bridgeport visitor, a Groundbreaking 50 000 depot at Alliance, and several shipments and land sales mark the week. Wet weather boosts stall grain prospects and a Burlington time card shifts trains for Denver.
Bennett Live Stock Co of Kimball Nebraska seeks contractors to cut and stack 600 to 200 tons of native hay. Machinery furnished. Good price offered. Address Bennett Live Stock Co Kimball Neb.
Fine Hereford cattle are shown at the Adams ranch near Potter Nebraska. Prospective buyers are urged to call and investigate before any purchase. John M Adams.
Twenty four head of horses from yearlings to ten years old offered for private sale on reasonable terms. Some harness broke, all halter broke. For particulars write or call at the ranch two miles west of Bronson. C C VorLTz Sidney Neb
A listing offers one hundred sixty acres of splendid land six miles northwest of Sidney Nebraska not joining the seller’s ranch. For details write or call C J Oshorn Sidney Nebraska.
A bargain is taken soon. All of Section 21 Township 17 Range 49 one mile from Dalton. Address F M Wagenner Kahoka Missouri.
One ladies' side-waddle and one ladies' cross-paddle offered for sale. Inquire with E. V. S. Pomeroy.
A $10.00 reward is offered by The Sidney Electric Service Co for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person breaking street lamps or damaging wiring or equipment of the company.
Barred Plymouth Rock and White Champion eggs offered for hatching at 25 cents per setting by Mrs. J. C. Hupson of Sidney Nebraska.
Fifteen eggs for fifty cents offered for hatching at a ranch six miles northwest of Sidney. Written or called for by Mrs. J. E. Neuson.
Multiple briefs cover town life from carmen pay raise at Union Pacific to personnel changes at the hotel and railroad. Memorial services at the Methodist church featured veterans, flags, and a singing of Marching Through Georgia. Judge Hudson’s railway accident left him with minor injuries. A Sidney family updates include Bert Webb’s return and Andrew Nelson leaving the railroad for ranch duties. Concerns over illness and rumors of plagues in Sidney are noted.
H J Snyders public sale advertised for last Saturday was postponed due to inclement weather and will be held today. Roy Maynard found guilty of murder in the first degree for the January shooting death of L W Barnes in Alliance and sentenced to life in the Lincoln penitentiary.
An Indiana regiment fights a brigade in Mississippi Losing their flag a tall Irish private recovers it and says he did so to fetch his whisky flask The tale contrasts a comic parrot story of a farmer and his niece who learns to say uncle with a seven hens death and the parrot clutching one hen The piece ends noting a $10 payment to Roy Brenton in San Lula Obata po Cal
A resolution adopted unanimously by the G A R Headquarters in Nebraska thanks Rev. James for an eloquent Memorial Day discourse. The address praised patriotic sentiment and fidelity to country, highlighting the Civil War veterans of 1861 to 1865. J C Hupson remarks noted.
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