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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1904
Page
8
A fragmented rail itinerary shows connections from Lincoln and Omaha to Chicago St Joseph Kansas City and St Louis plus points east. The readable items indicate a network of directions though full details are missing.
Time table listing southbound and northbound trains including No 301 passenger, daily. No 902 passenger, daily. freight trains on various days. through sleeping dining and reclining chair cars. tickets and baggage check to any point in United States or Canada. Information via M A Shipman agent or J Francis general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
GOING EAST trains include No 2 Overland Limited No 4 Atlantic Express No 6 Mathand Express No 102 Fast Mail GOING WEST No 1 Overland Limited No 101 Past Mail No 3 Pacific Express No 4 35 a m No 5 Mail and Express 6 05 a m No 102 do not carry passengers All freight trains carry passengers to points at which they stop Quirroos Agent
A neatly furnished unit invitation notes contact with Mrs. J. H. Wilson, located at the second door west of the Metropolitan hotel, for particulars and inquiries.
Local ads tout Scanlon's Sursaparilla as a blood purifier and promote Heath & Milligan and Bradley & Vroman paints. Harper & Wright sell D. J. Scanlon's wares, Scottian wagons, Blue Ribbon and Henny buggies, and offer eye tests by J. R. Merifield.
The article highlights California’s giant redwoods as unique state treasures 1500 to 2000 years old with famed groves at Mariposa Calaveras and a Santa Cruz redwood grove. It promotes travel via Union Pacific from Missouri River and offers pamphlets and maps through W. W. Aldridge, agent.
The Union Pacific has spent millions upgrading its California and Northwest routes via Union Pacific. The line is famed for its fast trains and superior service and equipment. For full information inquire of W. W. Aldridge, Agent.
Mrs J C Hudson advertises a private boarding house with reasonable rates offering accommodations and meals in a single clean lodging option.
Thos Thornburg and Peter Rodgers visit Sidney while John Flood returns from Washington. Miss Mabel Gapen heads to Omaha and Blooming ton Illinois. W A Hornaday from Potter attends to business and family. Harper Wright move into new Harper building east of the American Bank. Travelle performs at Tobin Opera House November 17 18. Mr and Mrs Whitney return from Iliff Calo and plan Seattle trip. Myron Sager recovers from typhoid fever in Denver. Election canvass completed with Barrett Oberfelder and Gapen assisting. W T Eubanks visits from Denver. Travelle presents the Mysterious Aqua. Newt Foster assumes charge of Commercial Hotel. May Lathrop hosts eleventh birthday. North Platte builders win Harper Wright project bid. Ada Heist marries a Des Moines doctor. Sidney friends extend congratulations.
Oberfelders offer the only authentic Stetson hats and a range of other quality hats in staple shapes and styles for men seeking classic headwear.
Oberfelder markets the largest selection of wool and cotton work shirts at the town's lowest prices, highlighting value for laborers and tradespeople.
The Western Nebraska Educational Association named officers at Ogalalla meeting. President O. W. Neale of North Platte, Vice President Mrs Knox of Sidney, Treasurer Mrs Bernard of Chappell, Secretary Miss Robertson of Ogalalla. Executive Committee members include A. Softly of Grant, E. S. Cowan of Ogalalla, and J. A. Briggs of Bridgeport.
Church services and Sunday schools listed for multiple denominations. Includes Evangelical Lutheran, Catholic, Dunkard, and Metho distive groups. Numerous fraternal organizations named with meeting times and officers.
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