Sidney locals detail town life and incidents in June 1960
Local notes report visitors, merchants, and developments in Sidney Nebraska. Sam Mathews returns from a round-up via Pumpkin Creek. A. J. Haskell plans a large stone residence. Joseph Sharmer moves the Exchange Bank. Henry Neumann expands a meat market. George Bockes marries Ada Hows. Hilliary Williams builds a Pitkin hotel. a thief is captured after stealing from J. B. Cook. outfits like Whitney boots and trunks are advertised. Moore Hotel draws cowboys and cattlemen to town.
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Moore
Danielson
Sidney
A. Moore
A. J. Haskell
Bank
Second
Rose Streets
Joseph Sharmer
Exchange Bank
A. Newman
Rose Street
Moore Hotel
Nebraska
Ork
Sidney notes and travels in Cheyenne county week
A long list of visitors and residents in Sidney during the past week includes Jim Feehan en route to Ogalala and John Penglase on a commercial tour. Local figures such as Ed Corbin, T G Haynes, and D R Fant arrive or depart. county matters include Simpson’s resignation as commissioner and Snyder’s appointment..
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Seaman's Getty
Jim Feehan
Ogalala
Jim Callahan
Sidney
A.C. Drake
Lodge Pole
Arceta
Henry Barrett
Lodge Pols
Henry Tusler
Julius Hill
Phos. B Evans
Antelopeville
Moritz Meyer
Max Meyer & Co
Omaha
Jas. Lynch
John Ceasna
Black Hills
Misa| Billa Kinsey
Ed E. Corbin
Abdbey
John W Penglase
I Rabel & Co
John
D R Fant
Goliad
Texas
Lone Star State
Case
Tribute to North Platte Priest Rev. Byrne Dies
North Platte parish mourns the death of Rev. Father Byrne after illness. He served as vicar general and administrator before Bishop O'Connor’s elevation. Remains will be buried in Omaha. body conveyed by Father English. Also noted are local congratulations to Mr and Mrs Berg on a new baby and a lighthearted remark about cigars during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt. Adama
Sydney
Doc Baggs
Pete Levin
Bill Allen
Colorado
Newton Adams
Adame
Father Byrne
North Platte
Omaha
O'Gorman
O'Connor
Father English
Father Byrnes
A. Berg
Berg
Bradlaugh
Battleboro
Waite
King
Bismarck
Deadwood
Army of the Potomac
Burlington
Vermont
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Fitz—John Porter
Jere Dieck
Garfield
Credit Mobilier
North Adams
Maes
F. W. Pratt
St. Paul
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenone County
Anita Burns
Joseph F Burns
Joseph F. Burns
William Burna
Ber
Death at Round-Up When Horse Throws Henry in Nebraska
John Co Henry of Henry Bros. & Co stockraisers in Custer county Nebraska died after a round-up accident on the Loup. A horse stumbled and fell, throwing him and pinning him beneath. He was unconscious for three hours before help arrived and died despite Dr. Bancroft’s efforts. He leaves a wife and one child. body sent to Fremont.
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John Co. Henry
Henry Bros. & Co
Custer County
Nebraska
Loup
Heary
Bancroft
Swayne Finch
J J. Douglas
Fremont
Henry
Lasween County
Impertinence and Coad's cattle range dispute at Platte
A Deadwood Pioneer note scolds impertinence around J. F. Coad who enclosed a ninety mile cattle range near the Platte with a strong wire fence. The letter asserts Coad and his affairs lie outside the Pioneer’s business and urges the paper to stay within its bailiwick.
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J. F Coad
Platte
Deadwood
Coad
Pony thieves killed by pursuing cowboys near Pine Ridge
Two juvenile thieves stole five cow ponies and a truck in northern Nebraska. A posse pursued them violently and the outlaws fled onto Indian Reservation ground near Pine Ridge where they were killed after an attempted second haul. The writer laments paratists in the valley to curb depredations.
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Nebraska
Lateras
Pine Ridge
Reda
Star Clothing House Stock Drop Triggers Market Reaction
The article notes a fall in the entire stock of clothing furnishings and shoes at Star Clothing House after a Thursday tumble. It also mentions Elder T B Lemon's upcoming MLE Church meetings in Sidney on the 22d and 2d with evening services at 7 o'clock.
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Great Star Clothing House
Cobo
T. B. Lemon
Sidney
Sidney ME
Caurnen
Edward Q. Fowler
Black Hills Nuggets Shine Amid Regional Growth
The Central Herald will publish daily while The Calidonia shows weekly gains of about 25000. Homestake company yields 157000 in fourteen days. Queen Bee City near Southern Hills grows in prominence though lacking a post office. Telegraph stations link Rapid City to Fort Benton. A new Deadwood to Centennial Valley road cuts travel time. Wintewood mines reportedly prosper with one pan yielding over an ounce. Laughing Water Gulch near Custer City reports rich quartz with assays around 2000 per ton. Lawrence County faces officer resignations as County Clerk McKinols may follow.
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Central Herald
Calidonia
Homestake Company
Queen Bee City
eThe Rapid City Journal
Fort Benton
Deadwood
Centennial Valley
Minnie Callison
Ayes
Laughing Water Gulch
Custer City
Ansays
Lawrence County
Dakota
King and Sackett
McKinols
Late Telegraphic Briefs From Across the Nation
A collection of distant telegraph briefs reports strikes adjournment and political discord as Denver brick makers strike Congress adjourns amid various moral and legal notes. Mentions Leadville miners and Utah polygamy denouncements. News covers a Deadwood suicide and an Albuquerque shooting with a fatality. Also notes church meetings, local editor changes, and a medical patent medicine claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Congress
Leadville
Democrats
Utah
Polyg
Slaughter House and Butcher Shop For Sale
Notice offers the Slaughter House and Butcher Shop for sale after stopping the butcher business. Terms available by contacting H.V. Redington & Co. in Sidney Nebraska.
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H.V. Redington & CO
Sidney
Nebraska
Erank Leslie's Sunday Magazine July Number Review
The July issue of Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine Volume VIII features Rev Edward Hale's A Quart Millennium on the landing of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and early Boston churches. It includes sketches of Massachusetts Company figures like Winthrop Cotton and Clapp, plus illustrations of Boston before its first house and a 1630–1640 church drawing. The issue offers modern Jewish life, serials Be Bee the Nailmaker's Daughter and Little Hinges, notable contributors, poetry, a large miscellaneous section, Religious Notes, Editor's Portfolio, obituaries, recreations, and music. Subscriptions priced 25 cents per copy or $8 per year from Park Place, Newark.
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Edward Hale
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Boston
Salem
Dorchester
Massachusetts Company
Goverbor Winthrop
John Cotton
John White
Roger Clapp
Be-Bee
Etta W Pierce
Etta Rogers
Jane G. Austin
F.M Holmes
Alfreton Heyvey
Herbert Lee
Frank Leslie
Park Place
Newark
Cough Salaam Promises Quick Relief For All
A vintage ad touts It 15 wearing you out and a cure labeled Cough Salaam the Great Western Lung Healer. Billed as a remedy for coughs, it claims to cure and is offered for sale by druggists nationwide.
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Marabal
Brown
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Bidney
Pioneer Clothing
Jouss Cohn
Star Clothing House
Sam Mathews
Pumpkin Creek
John la Munyon
Henry Neumann
McDonald
Second Street
Hank
Jas, McNulty & Co
Sidney Rapr
Txnecearan
Weiner
North Nebraska Eagle
George D. Bockes
P. M
Central City
Mis
H. Williams
Pitkin
Pillain
John L. Kunes
Charley Wilson
J. B. Cook
Cook
Shim
Wniter
Sheriff Howard
Man
Hamile
Kew
Jaa F Simpeon
Cheyenne County
McIntosh
Simpson
Henry Snyder
Bob Shuman
Star Clothin House
Cohn
Pioneer Clothing Store
Bern
Sidney Telmgraph
TeuuonaPhiea Daily
Jim McNulty
Cuddy
Auch
Otis B. Baliou
Hayes
Amy
Greece
England
Thoelecke’s
York
Feiderlein
Louisville
Cass County
Elmer Crowell
Colton
Joh Carley
Sidney Folk
Notich
Erank Leslie
Bunday Magazine
N F. Hazen
OC. E. Borgquist
Idney
Neb
Garman Cats
McAdden's
J. W. Fowler
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public, ‘Ofice On
William Roach
ROSE
James Chase
Sountry
Hasens
MH. Tobin & CO
Second and Rosco Streets
Webraska
Haymakers
James Belton
Worth Purtte
Bias Dreft
Rostson
Thia Company
Fey
Nebrase.a
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