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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
8
No. 301 passenger Dally arrives at 2 10 p m and No. 38 freight Dally Except Dat departs at 10 70 p m. (Train schedule item notes two trains with times and service types.)
Union Pacific timetable lists trains going east and west from Sidney Nebraska. Eastbound trains include No 4 Atlantic Express Overland Limited 6 Mail and Express 102 and Fast Mail with set stopping points. Westbound trains include No 1 Overland Limited No 101 Fast Mail No 3 Pacific Express No 5 Mail and Express. Freight trains also have stopping points.
After disposing of Tit SipNuY Telegraph to T A Gapen all persons knowing them are requested to settle their accounts for work and advertising at their earliest convenience. Subscriptions received after May 1st should be paid to F A Gapen who will continue all paid in advance subscriptions. Sidney Neb April 26 1902 Cras Callahan.
Local items advertise new stock at C M Wright including three grades of hose and screen wire plus window glass. McLernon’s counters offer dry goods and a sell out stock of hats caps under wear and hosiery at cost. Doran Store sells harness boots shoes and repairs. Dr Seymour visits Pacific Hotel for rheumatism cure and dental services offered by E W Murliess. Wright offers a 5 drawer drop head Family Friend sewing machine for 12.75. Special prices on land office blanks and other legal forms available at the office.
Potter residents and visitors are listed in a city round up. Names include Mr and Mrs Vandiver, G J Hunt of Belmont Canal Co, J C Neubauer, J J McIntosh, Mrs Emma Wood and Mrs Thos Thornburg. Grains and hardware ads, Masonic meetings, library gifts, and a warehouse collapse are noted.
Judge Tucker returns from Omaha on business. Local visits include Mrs. J R Mason and others. Church services planned for Ascension Sunday with sermon on The Church in the Colonies. Two Pacific Hotel cooks strike and are fined. Wedding of William E Hill and Collie Patterson near Sterling. Rev W H Wallace arrives for Evangelist meetings. Stock losses blamed on poison weed. city marshal enforces stock control. Sheriff investigates Wayman suspect in Union Pacific murder case.
Notice from Sidney Nebraska on strict enforcement of the livestock running ordinance starting after this date. Dog owners must pay license before May 1, 1902. Dated Sidney May 1, 1902. L. F. Closman, Village Marshal.
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