City Briefs From Sidney Amid Busy Local Commerce
Rand tad of Overfelder Co touts large visitor numbers to Giwno and urges patrons to call. Rod Zimmer has left for the BI with his wagon behind him. Gotum Pacific trains run on time as press time. Lockwood House gains favor along the line. Many stray dogs deemed of little value. County Commissioners records receive extensive attention. Grand Central Hotel grows patronage. Moore’s Hotel hosts travelers and stockmen. Freund Futlenwider noted among locals. Williams & Kunge expand hotel with new boarders. A season’s cattle shipment exceeds 2,000 head from South Platte range. Weather harms a man who was kicked on Front Street yesterday. Kennard & Simpson expand their Vine Street store. Miss Anthony guests at Lockwood House. Dr Flint visits North Platte and plans Indiana visit. This is the placid day many brave hearts awaited. Doran family returns from the East. Fitch Bros. report 30 head of wild horses captured on Paanee Creek. Metropolitan Hotel well patronized under Mr Griffin. Sergeant Dan Herlihy and ALP attend Father McGoldrick’s body in Omaha. trains heavily laden with emigrants bound for the West. Four companies of cavalry accompany Indians’ winter removal. Mr Rum cy’s remarks on steady patchwork. Streets and croys improvements progress. winter approaches. Sidney Precinct convention at Court House at 2 PM. promote fair voter turnout. Mr Newbanks, Rapidity’s prime minister, in town seeking goods. Union Paddle Photograph Car stays briefly. counterfeit presentments to be examined. Ti. Otten, P J Cohn & Co., returns home after absence. double-handed efforts resume. All success noted.
Political Points From Deadwood Dakota 1877
From Deadwood Dakota seven months after red savages roamed the hills the politics shift to campaigns and party alignments. A regular correspondent notes a cosmopolitan camp life, then details the Democratic and Republican conventions, nominations, and rivalries around Bullock Carter and Morissey with mining news, a grand jury dispute, and a bold wind of reform. Weather improves as mining advances amid regional intrigue.
Miss Susan B Anthony at Sidney Lyceum lecture
The opening Sidney Lyceum Association lecture in White House Hall featured Miss Susan B Anthony, an advocate of woman suffrage. Her mostly statistical talk mixed wit about politicians and family life, praising her work for women's rights and education while urging voting rights as essential to wage equality and social reform.
Cattle Shipments From Named Points Reported
From various points, cattle shipments were dispatched totaling several car loads. The report lists the origin points and the corresponding numbers of cattle moved, highlighting broader agricultural shipping activity.
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Susan B. Anthony
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Gener Crook
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Linn
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A Newman
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Star Clothing House
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Scecom
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Nlerichy & Matieney
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Anderon & Wiliams
Bitlineel Pall
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Missouri
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Currier
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Omasha Neb
Messrs. Loomis & Jorgans
Vine
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Adams, Redington & Ilmus
Excelsior
Ingston's
Herlihy & Mahoney
Anderson & Willams
Second Street
Brown
Donald
Livingston's
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Socoma Streat
M Ewing
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McDonald’s
Mc Donald's
Wuas & Whitney’s
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Slaney
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American House
Pelmby Adams, Nedington & Haus —MacDonald
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Michael Murphy
Cheyenne
Henry Barnard
Jamelin Barnard
Baty Barnard
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