Shall We Have A Creamery A Grand Market Idea
A Hanover Kansas man offers to lease and run the old Sidney creamery if enough cows are pledged to supply milk and cream. He asks locals to list cows and miles from Sidney or Lodge Pole, with cash purchases for cream and eggs, no subsidies, aiming for year round business. Also mentions two racing horses and a two year old colt, with brief details on lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Kansas
Sidney Creamery
Ife
Bav
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Easter services enlivened by Good Samaritan Society decor
The Catholic church Easter celebration featured ornate altars decorated with real bouquets from Mrs Greens and others, fragrant violets and carnations, and a Mass with Pastor McGrath delivering an eloquent sermon on the Resurrection. Singers included Miss Doran Bettendorf Melvoy, with Miss McFadden alto and Mr Betendorf basses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Good Sangaritan Society
San Francisco
QO. J. Greens
Justus
Parmeter Seariet Gerantinas
J.T. Mclntosh
Miss McPadden
Miss Doran
Agnes Pel
Doran
Bettendorf
Melvoy
Miss McFadden
Liaut. Mullay
Trey. Pabler McGrath
Mather McGrath
NVI
St. Mark
Heaven
Mary Magdalen
Ainful
Nop
Standard Horses Brought From South Omaha
Doran returned from South Omaha Monday bringing two standard head stallions. The horses are fine individuals and will be valuable prospects for breeding and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Doran
South
Omahao
HoNdaAy
Attack on Journalistic Gangs and Public Trust
A broadly voiced critique denounces a rival press and its leaders as corrupt, sensationalist, and parasitic on decency. The piece condemns motives, defends true law, and urges focus on development while warning that enemies will face consequences as prosperity returns to farmers and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treleanvpir
Miles
McMadlan
McAleese
Trelegiapie
Teneararn
Rayner
Telegraph
Van
Nebraska
Stockton
Seasonal mare service at Lawrence Fork ranch Neb
Mesmerizing note from P Q Dornay Sidney Neb offers stallion Lm on Lawrence Fork near Redington Neb. Ten dollar fee to insure mare in foal, due when foal is proven. Mares kept two months free. after that one dollar per month. Mare owners assume all risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fork
Redington
Mopey
Yane
Dornay
P. Q
Sidney
Wanted At Once 1000 Customers For Bargains
An auctionlike notice invites 1000 customers to Qoberfulder & Co for bargains on overcoats suits underwear and hats all goods at actual cost. Sidney Mills now runs a general exchange business inviting patrons to bring in goods for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qoberfulder & Co
Sidney Mills
Wedding of Fred Miller and Wannah M Anderson in Sidney
On Monday evening March 26 the Rev LD Shultz united Fred Miller of Cheyenne and Wannah M Anderson at the Anderson home. Guests enjoyed a hospitable reception with a fine meal. The couple is warmly praised. many gifts listed from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Shultz
Potter
Fred Miller
Wannah M. Anderson
John Anderson
Anderson
Miller
Cheyenne
Miss Anderson
Sidney
Wolaco Epte
James Mitchell
JC. Caroll
Red Price
Granderson
A. Neuman
W.C. Abbott
J.T. Scott
Ro Carson
P. Ospood
Charles Abbott
Charlie Roush
Olaf Pierson
Newell
Fred J Launder
Ola
Kas “Alton
A. I. Patvison
George
Edward Thornburg
Gunderson
Thornburg
Thomas
Miller's
Fannie iRaymond
Ana
Attention Horse Breeding Service Offered Amid Public Notice
A historical notice describes a stallion named Sfen SOM offered for standardbred breeding in Sidney Nebraska. It lists lineage and traits, including a long line of sires and a weight estimate, and notes a small service fee to accommodate breeding needs. The notice invites interested parties to view the horse.
Notice and election notices from Sidney Neb and town ads
Take Notice. Trespassers on my ranch will be arrested and proceeded against. P R Borgquist. Moved my goods to Cyclone store next to the American bank with plan to reduce stock. Notice of Election: paying house, Tuesday April 3 1894, elect Crus tons for the village of Sidney Neb, by order of the Board. Village merchants announce new spring and summer dry goods opening March dist at Mrs Chowins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Borgquist
Cyclone
American Bank
Sidney Neb
AWK
Ctteentmis
Eners
C. M. Weyerts
K. Dykman
Henry Will
J. Weyerts
Jennie Durkee
W. A. Westfall
Westfall
W. If. O
PUNKIN CREEK VALLEY DITCHES AND SPRING FARM PROGRESS
The Cheyenne County column notes spring plans and irrigation activity in Punkin Creek Valley. Ditches north of Midway P O and below Redington are being dug, land sales are few, and farmers push irrigation before plowing to secure crops. Sugar beets and alfalfa are planned, with Old Settler reporting on church services and local schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punkin Creek Valley
Dean
Midway
P. O
Redington
Court House Rock
Smith
Lodge Pole News Briefs From March 25 1894
The Lodge Pole column reports on local happenings in Looper Pot Nebraska. It notes weather with heavy snow six feet in front of doors, shop openings including Mettle’s lumber, a restaurant debut near North side Dhoidings, and repairs by Crane Fitel ahead of spring. It mentions Bert Rose’s express, druggists and jewelers, and a town visit by Ruben Lises driving to a ranch on Hush Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb
Bart
Bert Rose
Wpn
the Express
Atu Lids Farms
Jo Crane
Pestoniee
L. P
Sniries
Creamers Vel
Seta
Fusha
Crane
Fitel
Fiteh Bros
Ruben Lises
Tits Ranch
Hush Creek
Isound
Evers Dour
Ner
Weather, travel, and residents update in Weyerts Nob
The notice reports a late March blizzard and continued winter weather in Weyerts Nob with shipping delays and snow shoveling. It notes cattle losses, neighbors retrieving stock, residents traveling to the capital, and several locals moving or seeking work. Postal delays and community actions are mentioned along with upcoming relocations and wagon shipments through Silverthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralitor
Nebraska
Warris
Tom Phompson
Sharp
North River
P. Jones
Busse
Durkee
Lodge Pole
John Bower
Cheyenne City
Ceorge Miler
Zephyr
Union Pacific Lands Offer in Nebraska Lands
O. D. Lyon, U P Land Agent in Sidney, Nebraska, promotes 10 year land sale terms on Union Pacific lands near Sidney with prices from 2.50 to 7.00 per acre and aggressive local sales pitch. Corky Garrett, a tourist, fights tramps in town after arriving from the railroad yards, then leaves for Julesburg to see Skip McNew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Sidney
U.P
Cheyenne
O. D. Lyon
U. P
Corky Garrett
Julesburg
McNew
Peas Offers Glassware and Crockery at Shiney-Javst Shop
Notice states ladies will be paid while visiting to view the most complete line of glassware and crockery ever shown at Shiney-Javst recut ver. W. W. Peas invites shoppers to stop in and inspect the assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiney
Javst Recutver
W. W. Peas
Belmont Canal housing boom and depot progress noted
Dan McKee acquires feed for sale. Omaha contractor Red Christianson and team secure a contract to build at least 25 houses on Belmont Canal land, potentially 100 total, with Boresou & Wout handling subcontracts and John Hart to paint. Depot construction progresses, while reform critiques circulate in local papers amid political acrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Christianson
Omaha
Belmont Canal
McShane & Condon
Christianson
Messrs
Boresou
John Hart
Tts
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Gutin
Biff
Tne
J. B. Lewis
Congress
California
Just
Attu
Mills & Averill
St. Louis
Vercoats
Everybody United
M. Cohn
Wilkes
Red Wilkes
Isi Dium Mattie
Pretender
SR. Lamont
Patrader
Sanddler New Fa
Ebateb
Dai Phattie
Dharrm
Sizzle
Stonewall Giehsen
Cypsey Tay
Anebas
Cheyenne County
Union Pacific Lands
Dan McKee
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