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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1951

Page

13

78 Blizzard Outlasts 1888 Storm in March Tale

The Telegraph recounts the March 1878 blizzard that overwhelmed Red Cloud and its plains, detailing James McDermot and fellow soldier Gilbert Roycrooft's perilous drift. McDermot, stranded eight days after exiting camp, endured wolves, freezing injuries, and hunger before rescue. He later had both legs amputated. Roycroort remained missing.

Telegraph Joseph B. Gossage McDermot James McDermot Gilbert S. Roycrooft Red Cloud Camp Robinson Sidney McDermott Roycroort Little Valley Baker North Platte Bridge Munn Ireland Co. C 14Th U. S. Infantry Camp Carlin

Buffalo Bill Visit and Scout Reunion at Sidney

Notables including Buffalo Bill Cody Major North and Pawnee scout Major Norths band gathered in Sidney to honor their departing company. The event featured hunting demonstrations horse racing and a celebratory banquet as Western scouts and officers reflected on years of frontier service and planned futures in business and ranching.

Sidney W. F. Cody Buffalo Bill Major North Pawnee Crazy Horse War Department North Cody Phil Saucier Lute Capt. Woodson 5Th Cavalry Brinkworth’s Jack J. W. Crawford West Cheyenne County Crawford Columbus Hank Clifford Capt Woodson Sidney Barracks

First Sidney Power Plant Organized and Planned

Mr. E. M. Mancourt proposed an electric light plant under a contract with the Oosterhoudts for power at actual cost. After board discussion and city attorney input, a plan to supply arc and incandescent lights was approved, with building and equipment negotiations underway and the mill ready to begin operations.

Oosterhoudts Sidney E. M. Mancourt Board of Trustees Rayner Mancourt Qosterhoudts

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