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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
8
No. 02 passenger daily and No. 304 freight daily schedules. Through trains offer sleeping, reclining chair cars with seats free. Tickets and baggage checked nationwide. For maps times and tickets contact M. A. Shirman agent or J. Francois general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
The timetable lists Westbound services No.1 Overland Limited at 7:55 p m No 101 Fast Mail at 7:05 p m No 3 Pacific Express at 5 10 a m No 5 Mail and Express at 11 30 a m Nos 101 and 102 do not carry passengers All freight trains stop at their listed points W D Oureros Agent
Local items list houses for rent and a Wellner’s addition four room house for sale. Services include a resident dentist eye tests free and affordable glasses, bicycle store offerings and photos at Clipper Studio. Also notes on chlo ro naptholeum supply and a call to settle accounts at the post office.
Miss Catherine Salle returns from Denver and other residents travel to nearby towns. An eight room house for rent. dressmaking and tailoring offered. The Clio Club hosted a calico ball. Public notices warn no admission to Krueger Lake without permission. A Fourth of July celebration planned at H E Clarks Grove. Wedding announced for J Fred Dawson and Frances Mary Williams in Laramie Wyoming.
A Sidney news roundup covers Mrs Sanders and her mother traveling to Alliance, Paul Sander filing homestead proof near Chinney Rock, and several local names at the Monday gathering. It notes Dr. J W Cormany praising prosperity, Miss Anna McFadden leaving school for Sidney teaching, and a Wyoming Colorado health trip planned by Washburn Greenlee families. It reports John Hoskina killed after being struck by a freight train near Bridgeport, amputation, and death in Sidney with relatives notified.
Notice from Paul Borgquist at Potter Nebraska offers a liberal reward for the recovery of two sorrel mares described as a five year old with a white facial stripe and a two year old with a forehead star both branded, and warns against hunting or firing on the Borganist ranch lands in sections 34 and 49.
A stock report lists 30 to 35 head of horses and mules missing from a place 18 miles northwest of Sidney near Clara Nebraska. Younger animals bear Thon brand on the left jaw. Inform JouUN CLouD, Clara Nebraska.
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