City Brevities From Sidney Nebraska Old items and notices
Wheat prices, local travel notes, and curiosities fill the Sidney column. Mentions of Prof Vausa, G. W Dudley, Wallace firm in the cay, oil shipments, and a growing paper called The Sidney Teneenaria. Theodore Tilton and daughter Florence travel from Denver to Omaha. Prof LaMunyon may stay, with a 10,000 specimen collection. Stock on grass improves. a bullwick rush to Salt Lake City. Madame Dot Mather offers medical consultations. Bridges on the Plato River total twelve with $60,000 cost. vast migration expected to Nebraska this fall. Printing needs advocated for business in the Ten GRAPH office.
Weather and social notes mix on 19th century page
A wide mix of items from a harsh winter climate to racehorse gossip and local society. The weather impedes discernment between wheat and scent bloom while insects and pests trouble crops. Horse racing chatter includes Budd Delle and the Goldsmith maid, with other notes on the Sidney Liederkranz society and church notices.
Cheyenne County notes on farming and a fair inquiry
The Cheyenne County column urges farmers to inspect cribs and crates after late storms to save grain and dollars. It discusses premium lists for a county fair, calls for liberal prizes, notes the Cheyenne County Grange reunion moved to July 4, and reports on Alaska diamondist Mr. Davis's injury. Wheat heading and corn emergence raise concerns about rust if wet weather persists.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Lots for Sale at Priced Rates
Very choice residence and business lots in Sidney on the north side of the railroad will be offered for sale on Monday February 20 1877. For prices and terms call on H Snyder agent at Sidney or O F Davis land agent U PRR.
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Sidney
H Snyder
Sidney O. F
Locals Describe Ponzage Rewards and Sidney Ads
SPECIAL LOCALS. Lowton Greenwood on Tussler's Ranch offers two ponies a roan with branded TF and a black pony with split ears and white facial stripe. Reward for return to Sidney Nebraska. The section lists businesses: Capitol Billiard Hall Rose and Second streets. Anderson & Williams wholesale flour. Shepard & Lane livery and saddles. Magnolia Club Rooms Rose street. Chestnut Street Bakery. Cameron's Rose street harnesses. Allen's Magnolia Saloon. Hughes & Smith wagon shop Nob Sner Club Rooms. Zimmer's Front street produce. Star Restaurant Ice cream. Central Meat Market Myrtle street.
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Lowton Greenwood
Tussler
Sidney
Nebraska
Kane —Anderson & Williams
Capitol Billiard Hall
Rose and
Second Streets
Missouri River
Xkennard & Simpson
Currie Block
Weat Second Street
Shepard & Lane
Magnolia” Club
Rose Street
P. Frenzer’s
Firat Street
Chestnut Street
Magnolia
Cameron's
Allen
Hughes & Smith
Nob Sner
Zimmer's
Front Street
Borgquist
Star Restaurant
Icecand
Central Ment Market
Myrtle Street
Short Cut route to Black Hills and local shop ads
Mac's Billiard Hall hosts a map for the Short Cut to the Black Hills while multiple merchant notices promote new stock at C. A. Moore and W. J. McDonald including dry goods groceries and sale prices. Tivoli bids for patrons with an orchestral night and liquor offerings. Bass beer at Anderson & Williams. Magnolia invites visitors on Rose Street.
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Mac
Black Hills
McDonald's
C. A. Moore's
W. J. McDonald
Sidney
Tivoli
McDonald
W. A. McIntyre
Herlihy & Mahoney
Dublin
Bass
Moon At Grand Central Bowling Alley Ad Features
A fragment lists businesses in a busy old city district. Mentions Moon at Grand Central Bowling Alley, Central Meat Market on Second Street and Myrtle Street, Zimmer's Market on Front near the post office selling butter, Sliced Ham at Central Meat Market, Pansee Cafe via Anderson Williams Capitol corner Rose and Second streets, Darrow and Stevenson leasing city property, Jenkins Place on Front Street for wines liquors and cigars, plus a push to buy a bed spread at McDonald's.
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Bom. L. Troumnern
Grand Central Hotel
Brown
Front Street
Bet
Rose and Myrtle
Grant
Second Street
Kennard & Simpson's
Allen
Rose Street
Front
W J. McDonald
Rose
Second Streets
Zimmer's Market
Postoffice
McDonald's
California Oranges &Cts
Grand Central
Central Meat Market
Myrtle Street
Kennari & Simpson
Pansee Cafe
Anderson & Williams
Capitol
Rose and
Darrow & Stevenson
Moore’s Block
Adams, Kedington & Haus
American House
Populus Billiard Parlor
J. L. Pattison
Salomonson
Long Branch
McEndree
Mac's Billiard Hall
Jenkins
Black Hills
A. Lange
Deadwool
Whitte
Tivoli
Rudolph Trossin
Chestnut Street
Sidney
Grand Central Iotel
Wheeler Mower
James Slater
Pioneer Feed Store
Black Hills Hotel Furniture to Be Sold at Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriff C McCarty announces a public auction at two o clock p m on June nineteenth eighteen seventy seven at the Black Hills Hotel Sidney Precinct Cheyenne County. The sale includes the hotel furniture beds bedding tables chairs stove fixtures bar fixtures liquors beer and the building known as the Black Hills Hotel taken on mortgage to the property of O F Wurm by attachment in favor of Henry Hornberger. Dated June eighth eighteen seventy seven.
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Black Hills Hotel
Sidney Precinct
Cheyenne
O. F. Wurm
Henry Hornberger
C. McCarty
Delinquent Taxes Notice for Cheyenne County
The tax payers of Cheyenne County are warned that 1876 taxes became delinquent May 1877. Delinquent parties should call and settle promptly. H Sayer, Treasurer, Sidney, Nebraska, June 1, 1877.
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Cheyenne County
H. SaYern
Sidney
For Sale or Rent in City Neighborhoods
Two story building on the corner of Cherry and Second streets and a building on Rose Street between Hornberger's and the O K restaurant are for sale or rent. Inquiries to F Hirschstein or agent C K Allen at 26 11.
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Cherry and
Second Streets
Rose Street
Hornberger
O. K
F Hirschstein
C.K. Allen
For Sale or Lease of East Half of Church Block
Property listing for sale or lease of the east half of the Church Block located at Second and Chestnut streets. Terms described as favorable. Inquiries directed to Joan Borarss or the Cash Store.
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Second and
Chestnut Street
Joan Borarss
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Sidney Telegraph
Ares Ik
Bidney, Nebraska
Black Ulits
Vaua
Ogden
Wallace
Raynolds & Wallace
Cay
Pesmaster
G. W Dudley
North Platte
Mr Moore
Omaha
Sidsey Tenn Gram
Teter
St Joseph
Fairbury “Gazette
Sidney Teneenaria
Theodore Tilton
Florecnce
Denver
Ben Butler
LaMunyon
Wand
Judge Reed
Blutls
Salt Lake City
Bullwick
Maco Wise
Madame Dot Mather
Botanical
Isuitute
Boston
Fas
Metropoltan Hotel
Plato
Globe
Tenegraph
Givens Neal
Nebyiska Ult
Budd Delle
I Sidney
San Francisco
Speel
Goldsmith
Maid
Bodine
Wodney
Doble
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Sidney Liederkranz
New Singing Society
Urbach
John Zobel
Jot Cornelius
John Flagg
Juliue Thiele
Fioid Duat
Crook
Salt Lake
Salt’ Lake
New York “Herald
White House
Ifatl
Jett
Kunse
Board of Agriculture
Anzon & Ivy
Myrtle
W T. Noel
L. C. Beard & Co
A.s.brown’s
Fritz Weber
Chestnut Street Baker and Confectioner
Zimmer
Bidney
Arand Orcheatrion
Tmrte & Wagner
Anderson & Whilliams
Bsock
Thoelecke’s
E. Dumbreck
Cunll
Adams, Redington & Uans
Messia
Loomis & Jorgans
Vine
Adams, Redington & Haas
Currier
Dourus Street
Neb
Miners Hotel
Sidney Telecrara
Livingston's
Red Willow Ranch
E. Morton
Slater
Blue Front
W.J. McDonald
Dumbreck’'s
Borewell
Metz & Bros
Milwaukee
Egger's
Slater’s
Haas & Whitney’s
Dumbreck’s
Star
Gem
Jenkins Place
Joe Bower
Rhorse
Joe Bowers
McEnarees
Macendree’s
McDonald’s
Deadwood City
Sheriff’s Sale
Tox
van Taasen
A.J. Walkatin
J. J. Kinney
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