GOING SOUTH TRAIN SERVICES AND CONTACT INFO
GOING SOUTH No 20 Passenger Daily 7 05 p m No 6 Freight Daily Except Sat 9 35 p m GOING NORTH Sleeping dining and reclining cars Seats free through trains Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in United States or Canada For information maps time tables and tickets call or write to M A SHIPMAN Agent or J FRANCIS General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
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United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
J. Francis
Omaha
Nebrasien
Timetable of Union Pacific Railroads East and West
The timetable lists Union Pacific trains going east and west with routes including Overland Limited Atlantis Express and Fast Mail. It shows stop points and times such as 8:20 a.m. and 9:55 a.m. for passenger and mail connections, detailing trains No. 2 No. 4 No. 6 No. 102 No. 101 No. 3 No. 5.
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Overland Limited
Atlantis Express
Mail and Express
Fast Mail
Pacific Express
Local notices and advertisements from Sidney Neb 1902
Various short notices and ads: CHas Callahan consolidates accounts with F A Gapen after April 26 1902. subscriptions after May 1 to Gapen. Wooldridge's carries car of bran and shorts. Wright offers three grades of fresh products. Girmann's Meat Market promotes fat bags. Dr Seymour and Williams visit May 28. eye and ear treatments praised. McLernon and Miller's shoes promoted. Legal blanks supply and heavy goods sale. Dentists Dr Murilless advertised.
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Sidney Terveckaph
F. A. Gapen
M Arives
Sidney
Neb
Chas, Callahan
Local residents travel and business notes from Sid ney
Mr and Mrs J T McIntosh visit Denver while County Commissioner Rowan conducts city business. Dan McAleese’s saloon paintings overseen by John Hart with Chas Miller named manager. North river visitors L M Meyer and Wim Lisco in Sidney. Geor ge Heidinger seeks rheumatism relief in Hot Springs SD. Wa Idding reported ill. Frank Ackerman returned from Mercer with a 65 barrel water tank for C P Rice. John Seifer and J A Walford bringing pork to local market. Real estate activity and improvements noted along the river. The Bennett Line Stock Co seeks irrigation water rights for Lodgepole creek with dam and five mile canal. Nebraska Stock Growers Association meet at Crawford May 12-13 with talks from Lyon Burnett and Jerry Simpson. Railroads offer one and one third fare for travel.
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Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
Crawford
Neb
Lyon, Burnett
Nebraska University Experiment Station
Peters
Jerry Simpson
Lockless Jerry
Ware
Union Pacific R. R
North Plette
School Notes Report Absences And Awards At Hick School
Mr Neubauer visited the school last week and there are only a few weeks left. Ed Griffith was absent from the 5th grade one day this week. Ros Chloubar missed part of last week in the 8th grade. Winnie Culp and Hazel King were away from Room 3 last week due to illness. Josephine Sharmer and Jessie Cassing were absent from Room 5 last week because of sickness. Rose McFadden Clarabe Metterfel and Mary Epps were in the 8th grade one day this week. The 7th and 8th grades and Hick School pupils heard a talk from State Superintendent Fowler on Thursday. Ethel Wright Annie Chambers and Edward Shoemaker in Room 5 earned arithmetic honors last week. The school grounds look fine and promise to be a pretty place this summer. Three rooms had a holiday last Friday for an educational meeting at Ogallala. The High School room is looking pleasant, and Mr Carr brought up several plants including two blooming lilies.
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Ros Chloubar
Winnie Culp
Hazel King
Rose McFadden
Clarabe Metterfelder
Mary Epps
Hick School
Supn Fowler
Ogalalla
Carr
Local notices and trading in the county town
County Clerk Burns attends Bayard. several residents visit Denver and Sterling. The county commissioners plan a meeting Monday. Merchants promote harness and hats at the Doran Store while offering discounts on furniture and a sewing machine. Dr. Seymour to attend at U P Hotel May 28. eye care event noted with related church services in Christ church.
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Seymour
U. P
Union Pacific appoints Winkleman day yardmaster and plans extra trains
Frank Winkleman begins duties as day yardmaster for Union Pacific. Omaha papers note heavy passenger travel may trigger two new overland trains soon. W T Brennan resigns Burlington post and moves to Mackey Tolabo. Rayner of Crawford succeeds him. A man riding the blind baggage of train 102 at Kimball is injured when knocked under the wheels. Cheyenne shopmen plan wage rise amid high rents and landlord pressure. tensions rise with property owners.
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Frank Winkleman
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kimball
Cheyenne
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Points West
Sun
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney, Web
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Wooldridge’s
Saunton
C. M. Wright
Girmann's
Dre. Seymour and
Williams
McLernon
C. M. Wright‘s
Scanion
B. A. Jones
BE. W. Murlless
Miller
Wisconsin
Dan Bergman
McLernnon’s
Sidney Markets
Mrs. J. T. McIntosh
Denver
Rowan
Dan McAleese
John Hart
Chas. Miller
Bridgeport
L. M. Meyer
Wim. Lisco
North River
Geo. Heidinger
Hot Springs
S.D
Frank Ackerman
Mercer
C. P. Rice
John Seifer
J. A
Walford
Weyerts
Andrew Britton
Henry Clark
Henry
John P. Steadebaugh
Mineral Springs
Wis
Casper Girmann
Mr. Stendebaugh
Kimball Observer
Bennett Line Stock Company
State Board of Irrigation
Lodgepole Creek
Kimball County
Cirle Arrow
Dobson
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Rose
Mr. Neubauer
Ed Griffith
Martin
Artya Ney
Fess & Crane
Cou Narlain
Josephine Sharmer
Jessie Cassing
Eck Wane
Neurasic
Ethel Wright
Annie Chambers
Edward Shoemaker
Ay Stis
Eas
Asborney OY Law
Miow BK
Coane
Migens
Mnes, Nae
NeLerepa Rock
Stowwitts
Physiciax and Surczon
Sidseyy
GO P.halimad
Oberfelder Building
Nebrabhial
Foward G. Ball
Mb Minliaen Bldg
Staney
Mapr
Egcera
Burns
Bayard
W.P. Miles
Ollie Camblin
Sterling
Doran
Grant Brady
Potter
Fred Lamore
R. S. McConnell
Simla
John A. Olson
Herdon
George Masby
Irvine
Wright
M. M. Duggan
Dr. Beebe
U. P Hotel
Constitution Free
G. F. Salle
Henry Weisenman
Frank Babb
Sam Babb
Cell
Joe McGraw
Joe
Christ Church
John Wesley
W. T. Brennan
Burlington
Mackey, Tolabo
Rayner
Brennan
Eureka
Bue
Arn
Nebraska
Growers’ Association
Alliance, Neb
J. R. VanBoskirk
Gay
A Stacy
Shiney
Camp Clarke
New
Tattle Branded
Jers Anderson
Toffice
Sidef Ney
Gepole Creek
Cate Brande
Riorses
Law
Auy Demon
Polley
Redington
Perry Finn
LaPéer
I Nebr
Omember
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Linderrg
Abe
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Ringe
Codan Creek
Gcivenhe Branded
Om Leit Skle
Bormark
A C. Bullocm
Bodgepole Creek
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood
Cota
Fe Os
Enraeace
Wattie
Atkins
Pootomuc Adnress
Ie Aguar
Nsies
Camp ‘Creek
Catite
Cattle
Jon
A. Hewitt
Je H. Clinton
Sidrey
Cattie
Epton
ASO
Barron
Neb Ls
Runge
Colton
Ringers
Longepote Creek
Oncumay
Antowall
Fenry Bartling
Redingtom
Beard
Acess
Lawrence Forks
Ickes
Davisea
Moraes Aang
F. Yoder
Kiba
Lodgepol ‘Ok
D. Stowitts
Ney
Kango
Cheyenne County
E. W. Grove
C. D. Essig
Undertaker
Sidney, Nebrasea
Sundrie
Rose Street
N&s
M. J. Sanders
Mebraska
Callahan
America
Editoronly
Fearlens
Inter Ocean
Associated Press
New York Sun
New York World
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Canon City Lump
Canon City
Mutees
Brookside
Mbarper
Union Pacific Track
Ecops
A. J. Bickett
NSB
J. P. Lingaard
U.P. Depot
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