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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1890

Page

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Parade marks and Methodist Childrens Day in town

A detailed sequence of a civic parade on Rose Street with Knights of Pythias officers, GAR, schoolchildren, and a military band, followed by a cemetery decoration at GAR hall. Later notes promote Garfield Beach at Great Salt Lake with Union Pacific rail access, bath houses, and resort amenities, inviting readers to obtain travel literature.

Col de Castro Rose Street Knights of Pythias John Carly Aid de Camp Staf W. C GAR Oscar Shokert Johnnie Bettendorf 21St Infantry Capt Blanchard McAndrew Fleck Gar Hall Carfield Beach Great Salt Lake Utah Garfield Beach Salt Lake City Union Pacific Persson Ia E L Lomax Gen's Pass Omaha J. C. BermaAnt U.P System Sidney Nob

Notable Wreck Delays Eastbound Flyer In Weir Siding

The east bound flyer pulled out yesterday under Conductor Blood with engine 070 led by Engineer Bonner and Fireman Davis. A switch at Weir on the main line failed to close after No 7 passed, causing the flyer to derail at fifty miles per hour. The engine tipped, tank spilled onto the prairie, two baggage cars and an express car derailed, others damaged but upright. The engineer uninjured, fireman seriously hurt and rushed to medical care. no fatalities reported at press time.

USP East Board Flyer Ingineer Bonner Davis Weir Julesburg Ife

Army post notes show promotions and events at Fort Washakie

Private Oliver becomes corporal and Mrs Findley heads to Fort Washakie Wyoming. Corporal Wilson is reduced to private at his request. An informal post theatre hop entertained officers. Corporal Morford plans to return from Omaha by Sunday. May 2nd roster of commissioned officers issued by Sergt Maj Wallenstein. Memorial Day observed with drill, dress parade and a rest from labor. Lieut. Traub escorts colored recruits to Fort Shaw Montana. Private Delanhandy reports to Hot Springs Arkansas for hospital admission. Chanlaine Simp ton noted for previous service. Palmer to Fort Missoula Montana. Post garden promises harvest. Capt. Duncan named professor of agriculture. Louis Schuetz returns from Germany visiting the post. Privates Kohn and Hosmer deserters fined $30 and jailed three months. Post council includes Col. Poland, Col. Stone, Dr. Lesson. Disposition of the late Sgt Sullivan’s effects discussed. Sidney Lodge No. 91 I O O F officers elected: N G E J Raymond, W G A Teagarden, secretary Adam Iches, rep to grand lodge H W Chowins.

Oliver, Co Findley Fort Washakie Wyoming Wilson E, Co Morford C. Co Omaha Maj. Wallenstein Traub First Cavalry Fort Shaw Montana Delanhandy Co C Hot Springs Arkansas Ile Onvy Chanlaic Simapton Vucar Livutaianut Palmer Jing Fort Missoula Capt. Duncan Louis Schuetz Germany Hosmer A. Co

Irrigating scheme eyed with preliminary lines

Buffalo Jones of Garden City, noted surveyor and cattle owner, visited Sidney to outline early work on the North Divide toward irrigating the region near Camp Clarke. He notes the Divide’s height challenges and capex needs, mentions an Ogalalla ditch and a planned south-side canal near Julesburg, and predicts agriculture could thrive with proper irrigation.

Buffalo Julesburg Jones

Country Cousins News from Cheyenne County

Special correspondence from Cheyenne County reports fine growing weather with crops advancing after a hail storm. Farmers plant corn and potatoes, two new threshing machines are expected on the South Divide, Sunday school seeks revival, and mail carrier J W Allery starts July 1. Local tidbits note a four legged chicken, visits, and community happenings amid mixed farm reports.

Garm Wa Garman Nes Joe Haywards Ashlock Matt Ewing Cole Sterling J W.allery Fuzzy Poor Man's Corner Poor Man’s Corner Price Bronson J. Cawley Colton O. Dresser Jéus Phelps J. Iesser Hogeburg Kruse Scott Allen Jennie Warner Grandma Vinton Abbot Charles Sidney Kelser Cheyenne Pleasant View Harper Illinois

Trinity Lutheran and Methodist notices on services and events

Regular Trinity Lutheran services morning and evening with Sunday school at 10 am and sermons at 11 am on Following Christ and 7:45 pm on Alcoholic Liquors as Food and Medicine. Methodist service schedule includes 10 am Sunday school and 11 am service. children’s day exercises in the evening. Also UP surveyors laid out new sidings between here and Pine Bluffs.

Trinity Lutheran Church Christ The Methodist Episcopal Church Pine Bluffs Bronson Potter Dis Dix Kimball Bushnell

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