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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1877

Page

5

Sidney City Briefs Show Local Happenings In June

Sidney Nebraska notes stray items from June including farmers replanting corn, freighting activity up, and local chatter about Fourth of July celebrations. Mentions visitors from Cheyenne and Omaha, mining interest in Deadwood, and the Lockwood House hotel becoming a West standout.

Fourth Cavalry Arrives at Sidney in May Route to Kansas

The Fourth Cavalry detachment, about 600 strong, arrived at Sidney from Camp Robinson and will depart tomorrow toward Bert Silt Kansas via North Platte. The unit lists captains and lieutenants across several companies. Weather mentions rising waters west of Sidney flooding Cheyenne, with moral admonitions and local business notes on extinguishers and market conditions.

Paul B Hunt Sidney Hills Deadwood Keith County John Fitzgerald Plattameath Land of Brigham South Yalx Poury Cavalry Sidney May Camp Robinson Bert Silt Kansas North Platte Mauck Martin Lee Mason Boehm Bellas Davis Rosenquesat Budd Leeper H. Snyder F. Davis U. P. RR

Freight Wars Hinder Denver Trade With Black Hills

A Denver Tribune letter from the Black Hills trade section argues freight costs to Deadwood favor New York and Chicago over Denver. It cites rail rates from Cheyenne and Sidney delays, blames Denver Pacific and Union Pacific, and urges enforcing pro rata pricing or building a direct Sidney line to restore Denver’s trade access.

Denver “Tribune Tribune Denver Deadwood New York Chicago Denver Pacific Cheyennce Cheyenne Nidney Thocostos Sidney Union Pacific Pacific Roads

Routes to Black Hills Rail Line Weigh on Union Pacific

J A Evins has returned east to present surveyed Black Hills railroad routes to Union Pacific President Dillon. Three routes Cheyenne Pine Bluffs and Sidney are feasible and economical, but no decision will be made before Dillon reviews maps and reports. The Independent disputes the Sidney route dominance and mocks telegraph claims of nine tenths travel via Sidney.

Estern England Sidney J. A. Evins Black Hills Dillon Union Pacific Railroad Dillion Evanswich Cheyenne Pine Bluffs Evans Jay U.P Lila Union Pacific Telegraph Faber Bicory Independent Missouri River Chicago

Turtle soup at Star Restaurant ad a day ahead

An old advertisement invites readers to call at the Star Restaurant tomorrow for turtle soup and to visit the Gem on Second Street between Rose and Myrtle for cigars confectionery and other items.

Star Second Street Rose and Myrtle

Bargain Roundup at Local Shops and Stands

Advertisements note a sale of clothing and furnishings at the Old Bank building with material priced regardless of cost. Cartridges and ammunition available at McDonald's. Boots and shoes offered for women and children at McDonald's for a small sum. Bass beer and porter sold at Anderson & Williams on Rose and Second streets. A bed spread advertised for $1.25. Mac's Billiard Hall features a map of the Short Cut route to the Black Hills.

Sidney Grand Central Hotel Ted Front Street Egger’s McDonald's Anderson & Williams Rose and Second Streets Mac’s Billiard Hall Black Hills Mrs. Procter Mac Billiard Hall Rose Street Mano Jenkins Place Front Street Pansec Cafe Capitol Rose and See Atreet A.s.brown’s Adams, Redington & Haus Second Street J. L. Pattsaon Bock Solomonson Long Branch Minera McEndree

Local shop ads and notices from an 1877 cryptic page

A collage of business listings and notices including dressings and linen stock at Donald's, Dublin Porter and Bass' Pale Ale at Herlihy Mahoney, new miner's boots at Mc Donald's, 80 cents per pound at Dunley's, Metropolitan Hotel advertises catering and rooms, assorted candy at Dudley's, two work horses taken up since May 11 1877, provisions at Slater's Blue Front, bargain calico and dry goods, Rose Street Photographer L Storer expanding from Chicago, Miners' Hotel opening with improved rooms and bedding, a No 8 Favorite Cooking Stove for hotels or restaurants for sale at the Metropolitan Hotel, plus crockery stock at Mc.

McDonald's W. J McDonald Rose and Becond Street Sidney Tivoli Metropolitan All Black Hillers Dudley’s Chestnut Street Bakery Herlihy & Mahoney Dublin Red Willow Ranch E. Morton Slater Blue Front Second Street Kayleg L. Storer Rose Street Chicago

Mayfield whiskey and millinery shown in Cheyenne ads

An 1877 notice page lists apron and ladies underwear at McDonald's, Mayfield whiskey at the Exchange, a large millinery stock, and other frivolous shop mentions. Tax delinquency notices cite Cheyenne County taxes due for 1877 with settlement urged. Dissolution of Henry Gants & Co. is announced, with Gants as successor continuing the business in Sidney Nebraska and soliciting public patronage.

McDonald’s McDonald's Phil Saucier Mayfleld B. W. Porter Aaid Cheyenne County State of Nebraska R. W. Barter H. Sxypen Trewgurer Bidney Henry Gants D. J. McCann Henry Gants & Co Ecome Henry Ante Rnay Gantz Henry Gantz & Co Sidney, Neb Hndarsined Henry Gantz &Co Honey Ganz Sidney Neb May Uth Nirdt

For Sale or Rent Two Story Building Corner Cherry Second

For Sale or Rent. The two story building on the corner of Cherry and Second streets. Also all of the building on Rose street between Weinberger's and the O K Restaurant. Apply to F Ilirshstein or to O K Allen, agent. 26 tf.

Cherry and Second Streets Rose Street Weinberger’s O. K F Ilirshstein O. K. Allen

For Sale Or Lease at the Cash Store

An item or space is offered for sale or lease at a local cash store. Details are limited in the fragment, with no dates, prices, or involved parties specified.

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Sidney Elegraph C. A. Moore Freeport Salt Lake Smoky" Jones J F. McCartney Omahaugh City Agencies Tueaday Oregon Washington Territory Chayenne Grand Talend Grand Island Sidney Society Mounts & Shing Thos. Foley Polly Laramie City Geo. P. Wallihan Cheyenne “Leader Sou Sould Big Horn el Dorado Lockwood The Fourth Cavalry Fort D. A. Russell Austin J. F MacCartney Omaha McDonald Nationa Sidney Cal Slawr's Starentaurant Theo Gem Salter’s Jenkins Lst Bet Rose and Myrtle Grand Central Bowling Alley Dudley's Storer Rye Street Haas & Whitney Witeeler Mower James Slater Pioneer Feed Store Reesnd Atreet Dudley Rudolph Troseiu Old Bank ‘Building Front and Chestnut Streets Brown Rose Darraw & Stevenson Moore's Block Metropolitan Hotel Dumbreck's Milwaukee Amerigno House Ge. &E Nth Ge. Borkuguier R. J. Track Loonie & Jorgana Carrie & Cooley Eer Vaporious Coom 2D Street Teteckavit Adems, Redington & Ilunas West RaNert Sree Ley’s Norge White's W. A. Mefnuyst Donald Bill Allen Bob Thoelecke's Bon Ton R. RB E. Pumbrens Adama Redington Haas Messrs Loomis & Jorgans Vine and Adams, Redington & Haas C. White Joe Bower Currier Douglas Street Miners Hotel Sidney Telegraph Building Darrow & Stevenson Dunley's Front Breet, Inc Griffin, Prep W.J. McDonald Dumbreck Rowe Street Borewell's Allenspach & Smith Metz & Bros Mayfield Phil Lauder's Mac’s Mesars Adame, Remington & Haas Excelsior Prairie Jon Bower Joe Bowers Bon-Ton J. L. Patison McEndrees McEndree’s the Tivoli Mad Billiard Hall Cassmere Dolaians Donald's Congress Hall Pordwell’s Vege A OBR Second and Chestnut Street Joan Burarss Red Gus Dereh R.B. van Tasner A.J. Walrath A. J. Kesey Sunty Commissioners Neobraska. Nl
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