Local Ads and notices from Sidney page
Notary service offered. McLernon sells shoes and dry goods fully stocked. New millinery at Chowins and Crescent Gallery samples. J M Nelson from North River visited last Saturday. Bergman’s blankets 10c. A W Atkins dug a well at coal yards. Copying press for sale at this office. Chowins accepts country produce for groceries. Postmaster Barlow visited from Lodge Pole. McLernon’s prices unbeatable. Dr Yarlett of Lodge Pole a Sidney visitor. Complete grocery line at Chowins. Thanksgiving dance at Skating Rink. Telegraph advised for bicycle purchases. Help wanted for general housework. Sidney visitors T S Mackie and wife from Redington. Wilson House serves square meals. Sidney Cornet Band dance next Thursday. Ab Persinger from Lodge Pole visited. Frank Durnall from Bayard transacted business. C Fiddings from North Platte transacted in Sidney. S Woolsey from Lisco in town to prove up homestead. Harry Barrett from Lodge Pole greeted Sidney friends. Crescent Gallery offers photography Saturdays 1 to 3. New railroad crossing over Rose Street. U P pay car disbursed money in Sidney. Hot lunch at Temperance Poll Hall in Oberfelder block. Lee Nunn and witnesses from Redington proving up homestead. County Surveyor Willis from Camp Claire stayed a few days. Crescent Gallery handles all photography work with guarantees. Bridge and building gang progress on oil house. Office holds land office conveyances and legal blanks. White drop head sewing machine price 60 with trade. George Haxby returned from visit east. For sale Belvidere bicycle, gentleman’s size, 60 cash. B Caty of Lapeer in town with fish from fish car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Gallery
J. M. Nelson
North River
Bergman
S. A
W. Atkins
Gale
Barlow
Lodge Pole
McLernon
Sidney
Wilson House
Sidney Cornet
Ab Persinger
Frank Durnall
Bayard
LW. S. Woolsey
Lisco
Harry Barrett
Rose Street
U. P
Temperance Poll
Oberfelder Block
Pridge and Building
George Haxby
Local items note changes and incidents across Sidney
H H Pickens looked after water claims in the district. A D of H Thanksgiving supper and dance were postponed after Mrs Daugherty's death. George E Taylor moved to Mena Arkansas to work in the Port Arthur Route hotel dept. William Ligoo in Sidney proved up on a claim before leaving with a dollar and a half for the weekly. Public sale of cattle netted good prices, especially yearlings at 27 28. Mr and Mrs Hawkins took over the Union Pacific Hotel management. Brown plans Denver departure. Chamberlain remedies praised for burns and croup relief with Bassett selling. Grand Island College offers education with easy payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Pickens
State Board of Irrigation
D. of H
Daugherty
George E. Taylor
American’ Book
Mena
Ark
Port Arthur
William Ligoo
Lisco
Sidney
N. P. Nelson
Potter
U V
L. H. Hale
H. D. Hawkins
Omaha
Union Pacific
American Beauty and the Catarrh Menace in 1898
The piece extols American women as a distinct beauty shaped by climate and habits, but warns catarrh as a health enemy. It claims Peruna as a famed remedy from Dr. Hartman and offers a free booklet and Almanac from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
United States
New World
Hartman
M Fg Co
Columbia
Dr Kings New Discovery Advertised for Consumpt
An old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery as the safest and most reliable remedy for consumption coughs colds and lung ailments. It warns against substitutes and offers trial bottles at W F Bassett s Drug Store with regular sizes priced at 50 cents and 1 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y., Schenck
Caddo
Ind
Ter
Chamberlain
W. F. Bassett
Dr. King
W. F. Bassett’s
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
Mrs. Jon Houben thanks Mr. A K Greenlee and others for kindness during her bereavement. May God bless them all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Greenlee
Jon Houben
Swift's Specific Promoted as Universal Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement touts Swift's Specific as the only real blood remedy for rheumatism arguing doctors fail to cure it. It cites Mrs James Kell of Washington DC who allegedly recovered after using S S S, claiming relief from pain and crutch dependence. The copy extols cures for other blood diseases and offers free books from the Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
James Kell
Orr
Ninth Street
Washington, D.C
Washington City
S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
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Reyel
Rota
Atlantic Expres
Hte
Californi
WEST
Mo. 1 Limited
E. R. Barison
Little
New Millenery
Chowin’s
C. Fiddings
North Platte
Lee’ Nunn
Redington
R. H. Willis
Camp Claire
Belvidere Bi
Ayole
Glady
B. Caty
Lapeer
C. H. Anderson
Belmont Canal
Nebraska Fish Car
Oberfelder
Cheyenne Counnty
Buiplavs
Chowins
J. R. Hays
Colquitt
Mr. Buch
Grand Island Business & Normal College
A. M. HaRats
Grand Island
Nebr
Gko. W. Heist
Jas. L. Mintosh
At Law
Chowins’ Block
A. ‘D. Stowitts
Rees
U.P. Bailroad
Postoffice Building
AROPT
H. Willis
C. E
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
North Platte River
Pumpkin Creek
State Board of Irrrigation
Camp Clarke
J. & Simon, M. D
Chowin
Orries
J H Long
Bayard, Neb
Enry Finn
LaPver
W. Harper
Postoffice
Cheyenne
Docan
Sidney Neb
Rave Pumpkin Creek
AC Radcliff
Sidaviney
Cedar Creek
Brande Ob
Bullocm
Lodge Pole Creek
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood Creek
Lovan Co
Colo
B. Cary
E Nebr
Deep Hole
Watkins, West
i+ees
Webster’s International
Zia
Detroit
Trevino
Chicago Times Herald
Ann Webster
Abe
Ga & C. Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield
Masc
D. J. Scanlan
Neb
H. T. Doran
Che
Capital
M. H. Tobin
Prop
Fred Krug Brewing Co
Postoffice Drug Store
J. Fred Dawson
Ealer III
Sidney, Neb
M. Urbach
Block
Alcyvol
Brady
Cary
the Telegraph
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