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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1892
Page
4
The notice lists UP railroad train departures and arrivals with times and numbers. It names Gulny East Going West No 8 at 7 43 PM No 7 Pac Exp 4 0 am No 2 Umexp 6 0 6 am. Agent J C BarNuart appears as the station agent.
Sidney column reports Daugherty bread promotion and Essig's bargains on rubber goods. Mentions visits by John Myers from Denver, Judge Heist at Gering court, Lillian Davies to Lodge Pole, and several residents to North Platte and Denver. Notes on auctions, jewelry shop, mill, and local improvements plus a Pension Board session and upcoming Memorial Day program.
The county commission has rejected protests against extra clerk hire and clarifies the action. The excess fees up to 709 dollars would be used to pay clerks, not a general fund bill. Campaign noise is premature and tied to Cheyenne county politics as voters weigh leadership and fiscal responsibility.
Mosaic of small ads and notices from Sidney Nebraska including horses for sale with mares and geldings listed, a German compound company employment ad, land patent notices, a silver anniversary event in Lincoln with Union Pacific rail fare promotions, and travel notices from U.S. land office.
The Union Pacific offers Helena and return tickets at one fare for those visiting Helena during June for the Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen convention. Tickets on sale June 7 to 14, valid up to 39 days from date of issue. For details contact D C Bursuant, Agent U P System, Sidney Nebraska.
The Cheyenne County Bible society has received a supply of biblo gifts and testaments for sale at the store of P. Reames. Prices range from twenty cents to nine dollars. There is no excuse for not having a Bible in the house.
False rumor about Sidney lacking a jewelry store is refuted by J. L. Thoclecke offering jewelry, watches, and clocks with repairs. the notice also includes a street cleaning deadline for June 1, 182 with costs charged to property owners. The excerpt then shifts to railroad advertisements and travel tickets, detailing schedules and amenities from the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Ry and related agents.
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