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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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
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