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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1895
Page
8
Train schedule fragment shows East No 2 Limited at 5 10 am then 4 Fast Mail at 3 20 am and 8 Pacific Express at 62 pm, West 1 Limited 3 Fast Mail and 7 Pacific Express 20 nm. omitting unclear times.
John Daugherty announces his petition candidacy for the office of sheriff in Cheyenne County and asks voters for their consideration. The statement appears as a political announcement to the public.
Charles Chambers declares his nonpartisan bid for Cheyenne County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
This week brings millinery and groceries at Chowins and McMullan. Local notes mention meetings at the Court House, a Harvest Home at Redington, and candidates for constable. Commerce includes Bergman and Oberfelder shops with goods and bargains. cattle buyers seek 500 to 1000 head.
The eighth grade will give a program October 18. Mamie Randolph quit the Freshman class this week. Ina Kenworthy entered the Second Primary this week. Gid Winkelman was absent from the Kindergarten this week. Frank Forrest was absent from the First Primary Monday and Tuesday. Clarence Chambers is absent from the Intermediate department this week. Rushie Hart and Grace DeCastro are absent from the Second Primary this Hugh Barnhart is absent from the Grammar Department on account of sickness. Mrs. W. C. Bullock made a tour of the different rooms Tuesday in company with Miss Wright. Grace McFadden and Rhodene Britton are wearing the ribbons in the Second Primary this week as an outcome of the latest spelling match. Laura Breisch, Myrtle Ackerman and Ruscoe Stockton are wearing the blue ribbons this week in their respective classes, showing that they did the best work.
Through service arranged by the Union Pacific and connecting lines offers a Pullman Tourist Sleeper from Minneapolis and St Paul to Los Angeles via Sioux City and Columbus with weekly departures. The line touts comfort and fast westward travel and urges early sleeper applications. Also mentions piano giveaway by The Daily State Journal and special Denver tickets for the Mountain and Plain Festival with limited return dates.
A petition circulated among district electors places J. S. Hoagland as candidate for state senator to fill the seat vacated by W. R. Akers resignation. Hoagland is expected to be elected, though a special session may affect use of the title.
Solid vestibuled trains of the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line distance all competitors. No delay at the Missouri River. For full information contact E R Breisch, agent U P System.
Dr. E. B. Tun of Chicago endorses Groff's Rheumatic Cure as a singularly effective remedy for rheumatism in all forms after extensive use in practice. The note presents a strong testimonial supporting the treatment's claims.
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