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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1894
Page
8
The leaving times for trains serving passengers are listed for eastbound and westbound routes. Eastbound No 8 ALT Exp at 7:00 pm, No 7 Pac Exp at 8:20 pm, No 9 Hr Exp at 6:20 am, No 1 Bi at 2:00 am. Bae rs cu, agent.
Local notices list Sidney Mills flour and feed, a March 17 A O IL dance at White House hall, and a long string of city visits and small trades. Mentions G J Huot, LL R Barlow, Evitar Wolfe, and many Sidney residents visiting or doing business. Also notes sales of watches, clocks, and shoes, plus a burglary at D McAleese and a march 24 store openings by Mrs Chowin.
Auction announces sale on Wednesday March 28 1894 at 3 miles north of Colton O W offers include 14 hound horses cattle and miscellaneous farm goods. Terms cash for small sums and credit terms for larger amounts with 10 percent interest after maturity. Also notes bankable F Craussaan and D he. plus a separate irrigation journal advertisement praising The Irrigation Farmer subscription price and club rates.
Maud Denison visits the intermediate department as measles strike several pupils including Andrew Sentner Gean Urbach and Monroe Urbach. The junior class finished physiology and moves to botany. High school visitors include Mrs Carruth Mrs Barnhart Miss Neubauer Mr Cotas Mart Doran and Mr Jehn Bettendorf. Literary society officers elected with Rebecca Dera president Rose Mahir vice president Olva Miles secretary Allied Green treasurer.
Trading ad notes J T Thorlecke as a seller of Rockford Biggin watches and an escorted stock including Trucker Jug Hoes Paley’s Cromant DQued items plus a full line of additional goods advertised for sale in the period catalog style.
Lost notice for Lin Peer of Nebraska dated February 17 1894 with a public announcement seeking ownership. Also mentions one school order from district No 34 dated November 8 1803 for 7.79 dollars drawn to American Book Company and advises against payment from any funds. Officials GM McCosns Director PD F Bacosms Moderator Joi McCosns Treasurer JoI McCosns. Feb–Mar 1894.
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