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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1877
Page
6
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Sidney Nebraska March tidbits note North Platte firm Brady Bros and Omaha visitors in town. Surveyors to begin railroad entry into the Hills next week. Local businessmen, painters, a Roost street oyster restaurant owner, and Pacific Coast Steamship Co agent visit. General Sheridan believes northern Indian trouble ends early spring. Sidney poised as railroad hub despite competing routes.
Mr Donnelly hosts guests seeking palatable wines in his TeLEoram Block room at Second and Myrtle. Melann & Co offer one thousand cases of dried fruits and tea. August Rust plans return to Sidney with new goods. McCann & Co sell flour corn meal oats in large quantities. John Smith repairs carriages on Mortie Street. Red Gan on Second Street advertises blacksmithing and job work.
A jumble of notices lists McCann & Co and Kennard Simpson selling groceries, meats, tobacco, clothing, and hardware. Numerous merchants advertise wares from barrels to trunks, oysters to cigars, along with a warehouse and forwarding service. Also promoted are rental spaces, billiards, aprons, dresses, and auction shopping at various street corners and stores.
Oberfelder & Co offers finest clothing and gent's furnishing goods. Bascom & Jordan of Denver to open Club Room at Second and Walnut about March 10. Cheraume to be handsomely furnished with pipe-friendly facilities. Capitol Billiard Hall advertises quiet games, cigars, liquors. American House offers bar fixtures and glassware for sale. Ayers shop performs difficult repairs. Black Hills Hotel serves meals at all hours.
An 1907 sale notice describes available lots in Sidney with multiple ads for services and businesses. It highlights railroad area plots, low prices, and terms through W. Snyder and local agents. Advertisements include hotels, livery, billiards, groceries, hardware, and assorted goods and services across Sidney streets.
Editors and Cooperators report two standing bottles of champagne donated by the Donnelly Bros. in the Teevokara Block corner of Second and Myrtle streets. A grand reception followed with about a dozen speakers, merry lights, and a lively crowd. A Cheyenne dispatch notes Indian threats along the Cheyenne trail to the Hills.
Auction style notice describes a building and 24 by 40 foot lot on Walnut Street near Lerlihy and Mahoney's liquor store. Three rooms with cellar, suitable for dwelling or store, store flat, possession immediate. Offers sought from the public. repared to offer to the public at once.
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