City Briefs From Sidney Nebraska and Surrounds
Read ad of Oberfelder and Co. visitors in town large. The Union Pacific trains on time. Lockwood House favors patrons. Moore’s Tote is a standard name with traveling stockmen. Read the Board of County Commissioners’ doings. Grand Centrals improving, patronage declines. Plenty of cattle from South Platte range. Weather and city happenings note a go-cart, kicks at Front Street, and arrivals. Missing details on some lines due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaeners Crook
Robinson
Shertbhen
Laramie
Peterman
McKinney
Campa Brown
Walnut Street
McDonald's
Mones
Sidney
Nebraska
California
McDonald’s
Donald's
Star Clothing House
Mits, &c
McDon
Lds
Mesers
Adams, Redington & Hans
Excelsior
Urbach
Urbach’s
Ulster
A. S. Brown’s
Henry Barnard
Anil
Cheyenne County
Political Points From Deadwood Dakota In 1877
From Deadwood Dakota seven months after Red Savages roamed the Black Hills the political arena heats up with divisions between Democrats and a People’s Party alliance. Reports note John Merissey for Sheriff, Charles Macdunnis for deeds, and Frank Raborg for Register of Deeds as part of a dynamic county ticket. The piece highlights party strife, editorial lines, and local crime and mining news amid a volatile campaign atmosphere.
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Democratie Convento
John Mereissey
Sconte
Sherif
Charles Macdunnis
Kholeotte
Beth Bullock
We Carter
Orson
Herald
Crookly Tug Place
Muldoon
Dems
Cephas
Keets Aurora
Planner
Nassocrate
Parker
Bar Great Con
Miss Susan Anthony Lecture in White House Hall
Miss Susan Anthony spoke at White House Hall under the Sidney Lyceum, opening with statistics then delivering witty, pointed remarks on politics and family roles. She urged universal woman suffrage, praising reform work and noting the need for education and rights, while critiquing party power and wage inequities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lyceum Association
White House Hall
Wool U. Brainerd
Sidney
Anthony
Prade
Mies Anthony
Ulade
Women’s suffrage debate stirs Troy and nation
In a fiery discussion, advocates argue voting rights would curb tobacco and whiskey use, elevate women in wages and education, and balance labor markets. The piece cites Elizabeth Cady Stanton, press power, and the broader push for female suffrage amid political and social tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Kesake
Lue
Washington
China
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Educational
Washayton
Trayes
New York State
Clark
Ionee
Adnan
WoInen
Tore Ttte
United States
Cves
Elias
Cattle Shipments Move Forward With Declining Numbers
A brief report notes cattle shipments have proceeded with a lower volume than expected. The article lists a sequence of shipments by several named consignors and reflects a shrinking market demand influencing the total cattle moved through the supply chain.
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The
Bidney Telegraph
Orrichal Paren
Creyveiss Cou
Bidney
Neb
Rtead
Oberfelder & Co
Dimmer
Fue the
Lim
Ue Ulolun Pacific
Lockwood House
Kead
Board of County Commissioners
Grand Centrals
Muoore
Pulleywider
Twist Sidney
Wilsons & Kunse
South Platte Range
Front Street
Kennard & Simpson
Vine and
Second Streets
May Cnllers
Fitatot
North Platte
Io Tadians
Mc Doran
Fuch Bros
Paanee Creek
Metropolitan Totel
Mr Griffin
Union Pacific
Danertihy
IT McRalden
Omela
Father McGoldrick
Oregon
Third Cavalry
Agenes
Rumsey
Thas
Sidney Precinct
Court Unuse
Ot Lock
J DB Simvs
YH. Otten
P J Cohn & Co
Firmaclf
Deadwood
Dakota
Sidney Telegraph
Binack Iitts
Elillers
Chile
Cais
Reds
People’s Party
Doc Meyer
Lawrence
Poonington
Bennett
Grand Jury
Col Parker
Golden Terry
Sheri Bullock
Blackburn
Wall
Susan S. Anthony
John Bright
Francaise
Democratic Party
Phe
Republican Party
National Labor Con Greens
Gov Haight
Catha
May
Noust
Hoieh& Mason
UW Jewett
Basu
Seo
Sidney Th Haw
Su UU
Toleds
Chicaco
Toe Milborn Wagon Co
Wagena
Chicago
Omaha
Sio
Buk
Aleo Patina
Grnangor
Julesburg
Sarr
Evanston
Plum Creek
East Laken
Eases
Carter Station
Pattison
Sidavy
McFadden's
Postoffice
Juel
AS. Brown
Henry Gantz & Son
Lankins
New York
Childsan
Pioneer Clothing
A.S. Brown
Front St
App
Lockwood Honune
Gate la Kins
Rose Street
McDonud’s
White
Reventh
Haus & Whitney
Wallon Frott Street
A Newman Wehes
Algo
Tarnd
Ruse Street
Livingto
McDinards
Srek
Rose and
Sonsfort
Adams, Redington
Pas
Hersthy d& Mahoney's
Merchant Tailoring
Wey
Brown Front St
Vaderon & Williams
Moeseum
Livingston’s. Corner
Ket
Semun
Douglas Street
Tne
Messrs. Loomis & Jorgans
Vine
Adams, Redington & Eas
Lis. Ingeton's
Serliby & Mulroney
Anderson & Williams
Leeond Street
Ciy
A.S. Brows
Donald
Livingston's
Loomis & Jorgans
Second Street
Mc Donald’s
Mc Donald's
Kentucky
Ullas & Whit Uey
All Varieties
Herlihy & Mahoney
de Gniwon
C. E. Barnquist
Star Clothiog Hous
American House
Rotnil
Adams, Kedington & Hans
McDonald
Anne
J A. Carly
Michael Murphy
Ilisty Neutann
Cheyen Ne Vaart
Svpnr
Tidney
Amelia Barnard
Dministratria
Opt
Lley
Memphis
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