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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1904
Page
8
Sleeping dining and venturing chulte cars seats free on through trains tickets sold and baggage checked to say point In the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets call on or write to M. A. SHIPMAN Agent or to J. FRANCS General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
Time table for Union Pacific trains through Omaha with Eastbound and Westbound services. No. 2 Overland Limited departs 9:10 am, No. 4 Atlantic Express 6:00 pm, No. 6 Mail and Express 4:20 am, No. 102 Fast Mail 2:45 am, No. 1 Overland Limited 7:45 pm, No. 101 Fast Mail 5:45 pm, No. 3 Pacific Express 11:?? pm, No. 5 Mail and Express 4:30 am. Nos. 101 and 102 do not carry passengers. freight trains carry passengers to stops. Pp. Ourrrom, Agent.
Local items announce folding red for asse and apply at this office. Desirable lots for sale by C. D. Enssig. Osborn's ranch offers cream and orders by phone. The Clipper Studio plans Sidney departure about June 15. Heath Milligan paint promises ten year life at D. J. Scanlon's. Dr E W Murless offers first class dentistry. Sweet cream delivered to Sidney customers. Miller's Wisconsin shoes marketed. Dan Bergman advertisement appears. Arctics by Watkinson’s touted as best gum sole undercoat. Oberfelder’s outlet price. J R Merifield optician offers free eye taste and affordable glasses. Anticeptine wood preserver sold at D. J. Scanlon's.
Daily round trips to Chicago with various date limits and prices including one way via St. Louis and return options. Discounts for sequence trips to St Paul Minneapolis Minn and Omaha with specific travel dates and grand lodge member rates. Fare ranges from $12.32 to $36.45 depending on route and dates.
Good ranch for sale or trade for town property. No incumbrance with range for 100 head of stock, 2 miles west Sidney Oregon. Or will lease ranch for a term of years. For further particulars call on or write Mrs. Clara Britton Sidney Neb.
E Stenger and Langdon division foreman and J Jeffers return to North Platte from a western trip. Judge Tucker issues marriage licenses to Wagner and Lawrence couples and Rose of Lodgepole. Hotels may be taxed as land filing crowds arrive for new law. Village Board defers saloon license. Heart and Hand Club discusses marriage as failure. Reports on damages for breaking engagements and leap year comedy. Prospects of homestead rush noted.
A list of numerous parcel transactions shows individuals and couples selling or transferring real estate to various grantees, including trustees and banks, with stated sections, townships, dates from 1947 to 1959 and amounts ranging from 100 to 2300 dollars. Names include Sarah Merriman, A Fawcett, F D Breyer, C L Deuel, Mary Breyer, N Fletcher, Anna Johnston, J H Daggy, T G Thorne, J N Bown, J H Long, W H Johnson, S W Smith, G McAllister, Ida Baker, E E Walford, A W Welton, C A Wilberger, D W Kelly, L A Gault, D W White, A Gordon, R Swanger, U P BR, C W Pierce, O Pearson, and others.
The Board of Equalization for Cheyenne County Nebraska will meet at the County Clerk's office in Sidney starting Tuesday June 14 1904 at 9:00 a.m. and continue daily up to twenty days to adjust real and personal property assessments. Taxpayers are urged to inspect their valuations and present corrections as provided by law. R. E. Barrett County Clerk.
Local listing describes a sturdy barn measuring 14 by 28 feet with 14 foot posts available for purchase. Inquiries directed to the office for details and arrangements.
Twenty years ago notes show Toot Recreation Hall opening at Fort Sid Rey. Mrs Sutherland returns from Pensylvania. Jim McNair digs near the railroad to recover a supposedly buried engine. Land seekers flock in. F H DeCastro and Fisher return to managing roles. Rev Stevens edits in absence of the editor. Prof L E Brown faces assault charge and acquittal. Thomas Stevens travels from San Francisco to Constantinople enjoys a dinner at Metropolitan. Geo Ginn loses 900 sheep to high water. M O Sager and B A Lathrop arrive from Julesburg to install a telephone system.
Mrs F Winkleman departed Thursday morning for Fremont to visit her mother. Leave orders for periodicals at this office and save money.
Notice warns B M and most central western Nebraska fields suffer from heavy May rains causing crusted soil and green patches. Harrow timing and technique are advised to relieve poor air exchange and crust formation, with specific blade angles and trial on a small part of the field. H W Campsend of Lincoln invites reports on results for better crops.
Provokingly funny prose lauds the Chicago Record Herald Sunday comic colored supplement. Four pages in colors and four in black and white deliver fresh jokes and illustrations, touted as the best colored supplement from a metropolitan paper.
The essay describes the badger as an opportunistic eater of eggs from partridge or pheasant nests and possibly small game. It notes a fondness for honey and wasp or bee nests, and mentions occasional consumption of young rabbits. It cautions that while carnivorous, the badger does not regularly devastate game populations.
Government claims and land office work described. Attending contest cases, filings, and all land business transacted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Correspondence solicited.
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