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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
8
Sleeping dining and reclining seats are free on through trains with tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps timetables and tickets contact M A Shipman Agent or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
The timetable lists Eastbound trains No. 2 Overland Limited No. 4 Atlantic Express No. 6 Mail and Express No. 102 Fast Mail with times 9 40 AM 5 55 PM 5 06 AM and 2 55 AM and Westbound No. 1 Overland Limited No. 101 Fast Mail No. 3 Pacific Express No. 4 Maitland Express with times 7 55 PM 7 10 PM 4 10 AM Tha? AM Passenger service excludes Nos 101 and 102 while freight trains carry passengers at their stops.
Local items advertise various services rents sales and goods including eight room house for rent choro-naptholeum sales equipment and diameters. Names include H McFadden Scanlon J C Hudson E B W Murleas and Louis Schuretz. Ads promote bicycles shoes shirts and dentistry with terms and contact details.
Lard wholesale prices at Caser Girmann s. Geo Richardson, the Sand Hills ranchman, was in town Monday. Several visitors from Bridgeport and North Platte. The St Patrick s mission opens June 14. Oberfelder Co. offers clothing and samples. An eight room house for sale in Sidney. Public sales announced by auctioneer V F Kucera for various locations. Postmaster Nelson resigns at Sex torp. Augusta Johnson likely to take charge. Local machinists strike updates. more workers to be employed at the shops.
Mr and Mrs George Moore return from a wedding trip to Colorado. Mrs James Zimmerman Jr and party depart for Seattle Washington. Misses Anna Julia and Sedie McFadden to Denver for summer normal. Oberfelder family arrives home from the east. Junior Normal School opens at Alliance with county attendees listed. A O A W floral day observed by Workman lodge and Degree of Honor at 2 80 p m. Baseball games scheduled Sidney vs Chappell and Sidney vs Alliance. Ogalalla team failed to arrive for a previous game. Chas Callahan and Judge Sanders, after performing Hazel Kirke at Sidney, visit Alliance Times office and praise the printing plant.
The Union Pacific announces very low rail rates and splendid service from the Missouri River to Denver to enable travelers to reach Colorado with efficient time and cost. Accommodations are provided for all classes. full information and application can be obtained from W. D. Clirrox, Agent.
Burlington offers round trip tickets to California with San Francisco and return 43.50 and Los Angeles and return 43.10 for travel August 2 to 15. Inquire at tickets agent for details.
Burlington sells round trip tickets with San Francisco and return 48.50 July 1 to 10 Los Angeles and return 48.50 July 1 to 10 and San Diego and return 255.00 July 1. Ask the ticket agent for particulars.
Folks may dip cattle in the Sidney Draw Dipping Vat for seven cents per head. The dip is prepared under the direction of Dr. Peters from the State University. Correspondence should go to L. G. Pitts, Manager, Sidney, Nebraska.
A property report states 30 to 35 head of horses and mules wandered from a location 18 miles northwest of Sidney near Clara Nebraska. The younger animals are branded on the left jaw. Inform authorities.
Fifteen miles northeast of Sidney on June 25 1903 sale begins at 10 a m. selling 30 head of cattle including Hereford bull and cows with calves plus 7 horses with gear and farming implements. Free lunch at noon. Terms: five months credit on sums five dollars and up with 10 percent interest on notes. cash and under four dollars. L O Clough owner B A Jones clerk Con H G Miller auctioneer.
The notice lists round trip prices from Boston to Saratoga Atlanta Baltimore Detroit St Paul with varying dates in July. Prices range from 23.50 to 846.50 and include specific return dates. Readers are asked to ask the ticket agent for particulars.
Owing to a business change all persons indebted to C. M. Wincut are asked to call and settle by June 15. A separate notice from Dr. L. G. Simon requests all those owing him to call and settle at once.
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