Sidney Short Cut Promises Fast Safe Route to Black Hills
The Sidney Short Cut is hailed as the best route to the Black Hills country with rail and river connections. Rail lines from Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Kansas City offer special rates to Sidney and Custer City. Union Pacific promotes immigration, and Sidney serves miners, tourists, stockmen, and speculators with cheap transport and abundant support. Freight to Sidney reaches 42,865,092 pounds yearly, with passenger fares listed from Omaha to Sidney and onward to Custer City Deadwood and Red Cloud, plus baggage allowances and varying express rates.
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The Black Hills Route Description at Sidney
The Black Hills road leaves Sidney about a half mile west of the city center and climbs into a narrow canyon. It ascends gradually to a table land described as a pleasant plateau extending to the road’s end.
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Black Hills
Sidney
River Gates Seek Better Water and Timber Beyond Seven Miles
The passage notes South Chevers River is seven miles distant and marks a bowl camping spot along the routes. It mentions abundant wood, water, and rain and a careful grove of timber on both riverbanks for travelers and campers.
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