Regional mentions extend across Lincoln to San Francisco
A listing of cities and regions flows east to west from Lincoln to St Louis and points east and west, including Denver Welena Butte Portland Salt Lake City San Francisco and other locales. The fragment implies travel or distribution coverage across major western and central sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Welena
Butte
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Points
Train Schedule and Ticket Info for United States Routes
GOING SOUTH No 301 Passenger Daily 00 00 82 m No 08 Freight Daily Except 3 02 a m GOING NORTH No 202 Passenger Daily 2 7200 4 m No 04 Freight Daily Except Sun L d0 4 m Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains Tickets sold and baggage check to any point in the United States or Canada For information maps time tables and thckets call on or write to M A SHIPMAN Agent or to J FRANCIS General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
J. Francis
Omaha
Nebraska
Timetable Going East and West for Passenger Trains
The timetable lists Eastbound trains No 2 Overland Limited at 4 40 a m No 4 Atlantic Express 8 88 p m No 6 Mail and Express 6 88 203 Lm No 102 Fast Mail 2 53 a m Westbound No 1 Overland Limited 9 p m No 101 Fast Mail 705 p m No 3 Pacific Express 5 41 0 tm No 5 Malland Express tl a m Nos 101 and 102 do not carry passengers All freight trains carry passengers to points where they stop. W Pp Guirrox Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Mail and Express
Pacific Express
Malland Express
Guirrox
Oberfelders Kept. D J Scanlon's and Local Ads
Local ads offer Oberfelders full line of Wilson Brothers shirts and neckwear and exclusive clothing in Sidney. D. J. Scanlon's advertises Heath & Milligan paint and Deering binder sales. B A Jones promotes paint that lasts ten years. E. Dor an posts estray notices for horses and a reward. Also listings for bicycles, optician J R Merifield, and rental houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder Sella
Wilson Brothers
Local Notes Chronicle Little News From Town
Miss Ollie Ickes is very ill at home with quinsy. Frank King seen moving about on streets yesterday. Casper Girmann bought A L Fast house in west town. J W Harper booked for California excursion near Monday. Fred Schenk and Geo Heubeck and wife visited Lodgepole yesterday. Ed Coombe the Julesburg stockman passed through city to Alliance. A F Parsons of North Platte, district judge candidate, called on allies Thursday. Marriage license granted to George E Uhlman and Lizzie McEvoy in Denver. Robert Noleman Alliance attorney transacted business with Mr Hague. Olson home west of town welcomed a baby girl Sunday. Judge Tucker issued license to Carl Carlson and Christina Erickson of Sextorp. to be married this afternoon at bride’s home. Cattle shipments from Sidney: eight carloads to South Omaha by St George Cattle Co, two carloads by L H Bardwell, two by Roy Nelson. John Pavlat of Lodgepole. Fred Buese of Eagle. Harm Frerida of Union Valley. Andy Ladine. Fred Harr and Otto Perso of Davison visited Sidney yesterday. Nebraska reclamation fund share is 118,836. Robert H and William Willis of Bridgeport transacted at U S land office Tuesday with B E Betebender. Jack Park’s partner a coroner candidate in Cheyenne county. father-in-law in this county. Guild of the Episcopal church to hold oyster supper October 15 with music. Lecture course likely to go to new opera house. seat reallocation committee J C Hudson and Leroy Martin to assign seats on readjustment. ticket delivery to begin October 1Yth.
Classroom Moves and School Notices Chronicle
Glenn Wright re entered the th grade this week. Miss Marie Davison is an eighth grader. Clarice Babb returns to Miss Hiett after a week ill ness. George Wood and Edgar Hedge enter the 9th grade Monday. Mrs. M Osgood visited several rooms last Friday. Wallace and Harley Babb are absent from Miss Neubauer s room. Carrie Woolsey and Fred Parks entered Miss Hiett s room this week. Misa Florence Parke joins seventh grade making fifty seven in the fifth room. Colorado folks with un in paired hearing can hear the seventh and eighth grades sing on clear days. Windows rattled on that windy Tuesday. Mrs. Knox awarded demerit marks to the singers. Miss Neubauer s pupils study Jack Frost and a live turtle from last Monday. Dates for Lecture Course include November Everett Kemp November 3 Dr Eugene May December 7 Arion Male Quartette January 8 Phil Hunter Co February 19 Tyroleans. The Sidney Meat Market will be closed on Sunday. Patrons should plan accordingly. CASPER GIRMANN.
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Glenn Wright
Marie Davison
Clarice Babb
Miss Hiett
George Wood
Edgar Hedge
M. Osgood
Wallace
Harley Babb
Colorado
Everett Kemp
Eugene May
Arion
Phil Hunter
Railroad changes and new additions at the roundhouse
The report lists personnel shifts at the Union Pacific roundhouse including Chas Krause of Bronson joining the force, G D Chamberlain returning from North Platte to run the U P switch engine, and Perry Babb taking a thirty day layoff. Trainmaster H E Cox gains extended territory Cheyenne to Grand Island, with L L Brown promoted to chief despatcher Sidney to Cheyenne. Despatchers Milner Cornwall to ten hour shifts and pay increases accompany the reorganization. Cox likely keeps Sidney as headquarters for now.
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G. D. Chamberlain
North Platte
U. P
Perry Babb
Roundhouse
Goshen
Ind
George W. Vroman
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
H. E. Cox
Cheyenne
Grand Island
Kearney
L. L. Brown
Sidney
Milner
Cornwall
Mr. Brown
Cox
Horse lip hairs act as delicate touch organs in feeding
The mouth hairs on a horse serve like fingertips guiding taste and safety. They sense tiny dirt and surface contaminants, helping the horse sample new foods, confirm with soft lip movement, and rely on the tongue for final fitness judgment.
Peruvian native recalls intelligent white dog tale and surgeon case
A Peruvian native recounts a white dog with near human intelligence that once required bone setting by a surgeon after breaking a paw. Later the dog returns with a brown companion. the surgeon treats the injured animal and both dogs show gratitude before departing. Also included is a quip about Chief Justice Shaw and Rufus Choate in a bar exchange, noting reverence for the chief justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
The Way to Float Advice from an Old Swimmer
An old swimmer offers simple drowning prevention guidance for those who cannot swim. He advises clasping hands behind the back turning the face toward the wealth, float safely in still water, and treat the body as an empty pitcher with the mouth and nose as the highest point. He emphasizes practical reasoning behind the tip.
Tolerance and Gentle Influence in Debate
A reflective piece on tolerance as calm respect for others and silent justice. It argues tolerance seeks to convert others through gentle guidance, broader thinking, and patient self-help, avoiding forceful argument or ridicule.
Postmaster Names Incomplete List Revealed
E O White and J Van Purdy along with Chas Bogue are identified as candidates or officials in a brief postal appointment notice referencing non specified positions and context.
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E.O. White
J. van Purdy
Chas. Bogue
Non
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Lincoln
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Lewis
All Points East
Leuth
Neb
Sun
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney, Neb
Oberfelders
B. A. Jones
Heath & Milligan
D. J. Scanton’s
E. W. Murlless
Greenlee & Benson’s
Miller
Wisconsin
Bard
Dan Bergman
Wright & Parks
D. J. Scanlon’s
Cheyenne County
Teame
E. R.fortner, Sterling, Cole
D. J. Scanlon's
J. R. Merifield
Deering Corn
E. V. S. PoMenoy
Oberfelder Block
Oberfelder & Co
E. Doran, Sidney
Miss Ollie Ickes
Quinsy
Frank King
Casper Girmann
A L. Fast
J. W. Harper
California
Fred Schenk
Geo. Heubeck
Wife
Ed. Coombe
Julesburg
Alliance
A. F. Parsons
Denver Post
George E. Uhlman
Selalia
Lizzie McEvoy
Robert Noleman
Mr. Hague
Aand Hills
South Omaha
St. George Cattle Co
L. H Bardwell
Roy Nelson
John Pavlat
Lodgepole
Fred Buese
Eagle
Harm Frerida
Union Valley
Andy Ladine
Fred Harr
Otto Perso
Davison
Washington
Robert H
William Willis
Bridgeport
United States Land Office
B. E. Betebender
Jack Park
Jack
Chappell Register
J. C. Hudson
Leroy Martin
Cassie
Briggs
Chas. Krause
Bronson Ia
Rufun Choate
Justice Shaw
Rufus Choate
Floar
Shaw
Suffolk
Choate
Hoar
George F. Hoar
Scribners Magazine
Senate
J. A. Killian
Glasner & Barzen
Krug
Budweiser
Choice Line
N.b
Sidney Post Office
H. Fl. McDonald Henry Price
Wim. Campbell
the Globe
W. P. Wood
Paormaron
Front ST
N. Foster
Higgins
Essie’s
Essie's
Majestic
Essie
Eric Storr
Swan Dedrick
Metropolitan Hotel
M. J. Sanders
FX Callahan
Attorney AT Law
Herbert
Crane
F C. Beebe
Callahan Block
Sipney
New
H. E. Gapen
Court House
A D. Stowitts
Oberfelder Building
A F. Kucera
L G. Simon
Nes
The
OWL” Saloon
Doworak & Vath
Proprietors
McAleesce Building
Ralston & Fonda
Les Rendhants
Bank of Nebraska
Ith Bros
Camp Clarke
OHN Anderson
Gepole Creek
Arketeecow
Lindberg
Redington
Lawrence Fork
W c. Bullock
Lodgepole Creek
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood
Loran Co
Eeeh H. Tobin
Lodree Pole
Anfowd
McLernon
Range
George Cattle CO
Postoffice
Sidney Draw
AB Beard
Kimbal
Lawrence Forks
Jon
Postofice Aiddress
Ickes
Kimball
Kimballcorn
D. Stowitts
Postonce
Sideney, Neb
Eeree
Wellner
Cadam Bros
Potter, Neb
Potter
Selz
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