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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1877

Page

8

Notice of limited liability by proprietors of Tue Teiscoearn

Notice from the Sidney Telegraph proprietors stating they will not be responsible for any indebtedness of employers scent or person unless a written order or acceptance signed by the undersigned is obtained first. Bills or claims cannot be allowed by any person connected with The Triecrary. Signatories JosefH B. Gossaer and Groves G. Dannow.

Tue Teiscoearn Josefh B. Gossaer Grovcs G. Dannow

Sidney Scribes Praise Sutton to Sidney's Growth Route

The Sutton Times editor Frank B Wellman lauds Sidney Nebraska as the liveliest town with numerous new buildings and a booming business scene. He highlights the Sidney mail route to Deadwood, noting 48 hours travel to the gold fields and a $45 fare, while praising Sidney’s newspapers and rapid growth as a starting point for Black Hills travel.

Frank B. Wellman Sutton “Times Sidney Nebraska Deadwood Sutton Sidney Talegra Pimt W. HI J3rainerd Council Bluffs Ss Esy Telygraih TreLec Sidncy Black Hills

Local prices and moral admonitions in Nebraska paper

The column lists eggs at 15 cents per dozen and butter at 20 cents per pound, notes brisk sales of garden seeds and rakes, and discusses editorial optimism about building more homes. It warns against prairie grass fires, criticizes cheap sensationalism, urges honest advertising, and condemns slander toward women while stressing personal responsibility and decorum.

North Platte Enterprise

Rich ore yields and new towns near Bear Butte

A week of work yields clean up of 16000 dollars and rich ore at the Alpha. Florence lade near Bear Butte returns 2009 per ton. Gabralter is a new town near Bear Butte Black Tills. Ben Sazen opens a store at Lead City with Maj Whitehead. Gen Crook orders troops to Black Tills to deter possible Indian threats. Deadwood school praised. Wazen Costello Champson sink 35 feet in Hidden Weam lode. prospects look good. Jerry Canty killed in a Black Hills row from a revolver accident. Travel costs and times Chicago to Dadwood via Sidney listed. Continued mining activity at Bear Gulch and Bear Butte claims, and rapid town building in Haywood. New discoveries like Accidental Jade near Lead City show free gold. Racine Mining rush, 10-stamp mill planned. Trees shipped to Soilsey for street plantings.

Florence Lade Bear Bate Gabralter Ben Sazen Lead City Maj Whitehead Crook Deadwood Wazen Costello Champson Jerry Canty Gibbon Wallington Black Hills Chicago Dadwood Sidney Bier Jenny Poorman’s Gulch Meesrs Fred, Bosch & Co Racine Mining Company Haywood Anderson '&Co Ancasterp. Company Messrs Phillips and Co Col A. L. King Seid

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