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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1901
Page
8
Daily except Saturday 9:35 p m GOING NORTH through trains offer sleeping cars and dining cars. M tickets and baggage checked to any point in United States or Canada. For information time tables and tickets contact M A Shipman Agent or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
Go west and go east train times listed for Union Pacific at Sidney Nebraska. Overland Limited No 1 No 2 Fast Mall No 6 Atlantic Express No 4 Mall and Express No 102 Fast Mall and other services with departure and arrival windows noted.
Local brief listing shops and services. Reinardt the jeweler offers jewelry, sarsaparilla ad, and flour from McMullan's. Second hand bicycles at $5 to $10. Wooldridge advertising 300 lot flour price cuts. Essig's showcases Round Oak stoves. Dr. E B Muriless dentist announces reasonable rates. Saddle horses for sale by Gus Weldner. Commercial hotel now open. Chamberlain's remedies praised by E M Phipps of Poteau Ack. McMullan's market buys eggs and chickens at top prices.
Community advertisements note the Metropolitan Hotel open for business. Local merchants promote goods and services from saddles to heating stoves, dentistry pricing, and Bay land for sale under irrigation. Public notices invite inquiries at the post office and bank connections.
Stops the cough and works off the cold with claims of curing a cold in one day. Offers No Cure, No Pay and priced at 25 cents.
W. L. Cook of Kearney and Joe Twist of Court House Rock visit Sidney on consecutive days. County officials and residents attend county seat events as Sheriff King summons jurors for district court. A turkey duck shooting event is planned near Henry P. A on November 23. The School of Agriculture begins with affordable fees and broad instruction for stockmen and farmers.
A New York Thus piece laments thrifty mothers who reuse their sons’ grown garments for the elderly father, highlighting the mortifying image of a small man overwhelmed by his grown sons and their clothing.
Unclear letters awaiting pickup at the Sidney Nebraska post office. Names include TJ Runyon Coaningharsy Peo Smith Winne, Vic Nelth, JM Ward, Dange Morris, Clute Witla, WTS Verrierson, Thainvo, plus Mrs Te Ward Mrs Crombere Me Giana Mars Peterson and others. Recipients urged to claim and call for advertisement.
Abranan Flare of Betlevile Ohio touts Electric Bitters as the best selling bitters for twenty years. He claims the tonic tones the stomach liver and bowels purifies the blood strengthens nerves and builds up the entire system. Advertisers urge detail on where to buy from local druggists and agents.
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