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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1898
Page
8
An advertisement touts Swi s Specific as the only cure for eczema, arguing that doctors and mineral remedies fail and blood is the source of the disease. It recounts a daughter whose eczema spread, then improved after one bottle, with a claim of complete cure after a dozen bottles and lasting remission.
Train schedule fragment lists numbers and names such as Fast Mail Atlantic Express Californias Fast Freight Way Freight Mood Limited and others with listed times like 7:00 a m 1:33 p m and 6:08 a m. Agent E R Bugnaza is noted at the end.
Notary service offered at the office. E Kruse visited Omaha Monday. Job work updated at the office. A suit of clothes advertised for sale. J L Essig celebrated his birthday last Monday. Fresh miles cows for sale via A Britton. Clus Anderson left for the Omaha Exposition. B S Lewis of Harrisburg visited Sidney last week. Rev Thomas Bakes conducted services at Harrisburg last Tuesday. A school flag fundraiser is underway. Will Leonard, formerly of Sidney, now in Sac City Iowa. Dr Harris available. Nearly years of experience referenced at Office No. 4 Post. Essig promoting up-to-date buggy gear and iron beds. Bergman’s offering blankets at 33c. Lewinn machines offered at low prices at Ewery’s. J W Barper handles Elgin windmills. Mills Pierre Sanders and mother returned to Rock Springs. Wm Stuht to Omaha to visit the exposition again. H T Doran received stock of up-to-date clothing. Wallace’s circus passed through west early Sunday. 26 cars noted. Mrs Snow of Cheyenne visiting Sidney friends. Mrs Gust returned from the exposition trip. Rev Bakes returned from Harrisburg and Gering. J B Halston returned from Ohio and Indiana. Gov Amos of Knoxville Iowa buying horses for shipment. Wanted: a girl for general house work with good wages. Apply to Mrs R Forrest. Mrs A Britton and daughter Mrs John Eckert visited Omaha Saturday. Pension Examiner Boswick of Hastings in the city on business.
Langtree visits in town for bridges work while residents travel to Alliance and Omaha for cattle buying and the Exposition. Sheep shipments east, new penny-change order at freight office, and a reelection bid by Peter Mortensen featured.
Passenger No. 4 arrived half an hour late with a hot box, repaired in transit, then sent on with Peter Smith aboard. At Ogallala a fire threatened a car but quick work saved it. after North Platte the car was removed from the train. Final timber claim proofs filed by M. M. Kline, Fred E. LaMore, and Jas. Gray with witnesses. Friese and Wakefield filed homesteads. Hughey Ward arrested for assault. guilty plea, fined 16 dollars. Captain Duncan honored by Masons. possible reactivation of 2nd Infantry about Oct 16. Omaha World-Herald offer for new subscribers through Jan 1, 1900 with premium book.
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