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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1896
Page
2
Hon. J. S. Hoagland visits Lodge Pole on Tuesday evening October 6 and Sidney on Wednesday October 7. Hon. O. C. Peterson plans speeches in Swedish at Lodge Pole October 14 and 15. Hon. F. J. Sadilek speaks Bohemian at Sidney October 17 at 2 p.m.
Local shop ads list Essigs Oberfelders Bergmans and Gem specials including cutlery furniture clothing shoes and lunch items. City notes report jail occupancy, visits by merchants and lawyers, election day approaching, county fair reminder, and officials’ movements with several brief social updates.
A compilation of brief items from Sidney Nebraska notes dates events and people. It covers travel to Ogallala for district conference attendance announcements of fairs and races in North Platte and Cass County with names such as Kenworthy Adams Fox Bowers Haxby and Nelson plus notices of local shops and remedies Troubling coughs are advertised with One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as medical aids.
Hon A R Humphrey former public lands and buildings commissioner spoke in Belmont Redington and Bayard on a tour promoting sound money protection and prosperity. Joseph Miller known as Barber Joe, longtime Sidney resident, died of stomach cancer at age about sixty and was buried. General Kelley addressed a large crowd at Rose and Second streets with silver advocates attempting to trap him but failing.
Farmer W B Stafford announces a month long sale six miles east of Julesburg Colorado offering cabbage onions and tomatoes at one cent per pound with other vegetables also cheap. Sale lasts thirty days at his location.
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