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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
8
Daily through trains northbound run with no passenger restrictions. Sleeping and reclining chairs available with dining. Tickets and baggage checked to the waypoint in the United States or Canada. For information maps call or write to the General Passenger Agent in Omaha Nebraska.
The timetable lists Westbound and Eastbound Union Pacific trains with numbers and times for passenger and express services. It notes stops at car points and mentions freight trains. The agent is identified as Cauirrox.
Local items advertise jewelry from Reinhardt and J A Wolf, meals at Metropolitan Hotel, and Round Oak stoves at Essig's. Wooldridge offers flour at reduced bulk prices, and McMullan's promotes Blue Seal flour. Wanted goods include butter eggs chickens, with fair prices at McMullan's.
M. J Flood visits homestead near Ickes. Sheriff King distributes precinct ballots. Angora post office established with James W. Lowry postmaster. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs M A Shiping. Mrs Rosa Von Hurderveld visiting in Lara mie. Tred A Brown files on land in Scotts Bluff county. Fritz Smith transacts business at county seat. Henry Vo Redington travels to Kinball to help with cattle. Thos Thompson visits from Weyerts. Mrs B A Jones returns from the east. Lucy Jones returns to Sidney. Henry Doran reports strong harness trade. Frank Pearson busy in harness dept. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised. Col J T White new subscriber. Old soldiers reunion success credited to his efforts. W B Payne from Omaha injures leg in buggy accident. Louis Schuetz settles in Welmner addition. pays subscription. Robert E French, Masonic Grand Custodian, visits for instruction November 18–22. Burlington well crew strikes 395 feet at Lorenzo, water near surface. similar well planned at Mercer. Win Stubt becomes Canon City coal agent. coal shed under construction at Rose Street. price aligned with Rock Springs coal. Henry Vick of Henrys visits village. thanks for subscription. Frank Rezanina pays TelegrapH subscription. County office candidates pursue final rounds. Sidney center of activity. next Tuesday decides issues. John C Blood appointed Washington post office repairer of mail sacks. appointed through Senator Millard. Johnny, deaf and dumb since birth, is industrious and bright. has lived in Washington years.
Town briefs report receptions and visits by residents including L A Stanton and Gus Carlsen aiding a youth. McIntosh travels to Lincoln on business. Dan Bergman promotes goods. Frances Buckingham visits Cheyenne. Chas Vernon relocates to Paw Bhatia ranch. The Degree of Honor hosts a Thanksgiving night event and cattle shipments occur in South Omaha. Georgette Porter and B C Chrisler wed in Alna. Stone family visits from Riggins. service at M E church outlines sermons. Edward Meive’s film venture prompts a criminal incident at Kinball
Local notices advertise lodging at the Metropolitan Hotel for outsiders and a variety of goods and services. Promotions include meat market specials, rheumatism care, saddles and harness hardware, stoves for sale, butter and egg buying, Wisconsin shoes, cattle for winter, sewing machines, and dental pricing. Also listed are wells drilling, lap robes, blackleg vaccine, remnant counter bargains, and stomach and liver tablets.
An advertised remedy claims to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. Priced at 25 cents, the tablet promises rapid relief though details and efficacy are unverified.
In Syracuse Kansas editor H N Leater narrates a two year struggle with eczema on his palms and credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a full cure. Describes it as best for eruptions and skin diseases, 25 cents at druggists.
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