Leet Lie Table U P Ry Passenger Trains Schedule
The leaving times for passenger trains are listed: Going East Exp 7:00 pm No.7 Pac Exp 8:20 am No.2 Simexp 6:20 am No.1 Nm 2:00 E kt Brewer Agent.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1894
Page
8
The leaving times for passenger trains are listed: Going East Exp 7:00 pm No.7 Pac Exp 8:20 am No.2 Simexp 6:20 am No.1 Nm 2:00 E kt Brewer Agent.
Local shoppers visit Chowins for groceries and Essig and McLernon offer new stock and low prices. Joe Trinvier from Greenwood, Fred Price from Bronson, and editor Wells from Sidney feature in townspeople movements. A gun club outing, barbed wire sales at Essig, and shoe and harness discounts at Duran are noted alongside college and county news. Several residents travel to Omaha and North Platte, with weather and local commerce updates and community notices throughout.
Sidney reports include a fatal lightning death of Fred Harter, pleas for rail and canal ventures, horse sale notices, irrigation land benefits, and a Chicago Inter Ocean children’s paper project. Also listed are travel rates, a Woman’s Relief Corps meeting, and notes on local business leaders and civic efforts.
An 1884 pamphlet offer from agent E R Brunsen promotes a direct Union Pacific route to San Francisco with first and second class sleepers and dining cars. One way fare listed as $2000 and round trip as 735 dollars. Request for pamphlets about the Mid-Continental Fair.
An 1893 notice promotes sending temperant ophthalmologists to examine eyes and advise on spectacles. It mentions securing properly adjusted glasses, lists travel options to San Francisco and other cities, and urges readers to reserve berths or contact agents for passage and hotel stays.
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