Telegraph Agents Listed Across Mining Cities
A jumble of agent names and towns appears in a telegraph directory fragment. The list includes numerous agents and locations such as Deadwood, Lead City, Montana City, Sheridan, and others, indicating a broad network coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juoe Kynnert
Urcok Cy
D.tord
WLC
Whig
Cugler City
Crile & Val
Deadwood
D. T Bernham
Kremberg
Rep City
D.T. We
Whabale
Mhip City
F Or
W. Fitch
Hayward City
A. Simpegn
Central Cio
Coo
Grahan
Martin
Montana City
de Gio
C. Cooks
Galoua City
A.M. Barnes
Newuielar
Goldy
Sheridan
Www
Week & Co
Varney City
Subscriptions Notice From J. J. Gossauer & Co
Subscribers who miss the Sidney Tunzerses are warned their subscription has expired. Pieces will not be sent to anyone unless the annual price of two dollars is prepaid. No power will be continued after payment for the paper has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney ‘Tunzerses
J. 3
Gossaue & CO
Adelina Patti
Sandwich Savings Bank
Boston
Notice of Editorial Policy and Content Standards
The Sidney Trazeraro outlines its commitment to delivering up to date reliable information via paging agents and correspondence. It pledges to remove objectionable or slanderous material to prevent injustice while reserving bold editorial emphasis for original editorials and loyal watermarked content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Trazeraro
Jts
Felagram
Pseial
Teuxarira
Ihege
Watiar
Announcements and political chatter in Cheyenne County press
Readers are urged to place political announcements for county nominations in the Cheyenne County columns at set rates. The piece notes editorial salvos about Indian policy, Brick Pomeroy, and Daniel Webster era style critique, with conjectures on H R Persinger, General Howard, Commissioner Smith, and George Crook, plus a puff on the Illinois bank failure and Indian Department leadership shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
J. B.gossacz & Co
Man Smith
Washington
West
Californis
Arizona
War talk on Indian policy and troop needs in the Northwest
A Chicago Times article argues the army could easily quell Nez Perces and Sioux resistance in the Northwest with 1500 to 2000 regulars. It urges moving troops from Texas to Montana, questions Rio Grande deployments, and warns against bureaucratic delays in arms or manpower. The piece also notes local whisky license increases in Listed and hints at state tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedgigl
Chicago “Times
Timea
War Department
Northwest
Dal
Nez Perces
Sitting Bull
Dominion
Bainbridge
Howard
Fort Hall
Joseph
Canada
Larre
Miles
Sturgis
Ubat
Merritt
Wind River Valley
Fontsrlvania
Montana
Fort Clark
Texas
Rio Grande
Rio Grande City
Mexico
Congress
Central City Paper Faces Fraud Claim Over Promised Proof
A small town paper with about one hundred residents faces ridicule as it offers 200 to prove that its rivals, H. R. Persinger and R. Steele of the Central City Courier, are liars. Local bills at Sullivan & Song and Hutchings & Bros. are urged to be paid before any such proof, with sharp digs at Brick Pomeroy and Saturday Night's Musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Persinger
Central City “Courier
Commonwealth of Nebraska
Brick Pomeroy
Courier
Brick
Pomeroy
Central City
R. Steele
Perainger
Bilat H
D. Raynolds
Sullivan & Song
Hutchings & Bros
Crazy Horse Corrated In Guardhouse Fight
Telegram from Camp Robinson dated Sept 6 reports Crazy Horse arrested at Spot Talled Agency arrived there this evening. He drew a knife while disarmed, wounded Crazy Horse stabbed in the side and sent to adjutant's office. Indians enraged, troops armed and ready. One soldier bayoneted Crazy Horse as he attacked, hospitalized afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Robinson
Crazy Orse
Spotted Tall Agency
Big Little Map
Crazy Horee
Red Devil
P Bricker
A Mich Strike at Rosita Colo Richest mine yet in district
The Virginis mine at Rosita Colorado has restarted with a double shift and the Bassick mine yielded the richest strike. Assays show high value with some ore over 15000 per ton and a sum of 2154 in silver and 1861 in gold per 10000 pounds. The camp is lively with excitement as the hill appears rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginis
Rosita
Bassick
Sheriff sale to settle Platte county judgment
By writ of execution from the District Court of Platte county Nebraska the Sheriff will on September 22 1877 at Walraths Ranch six miles west of Big Springs Station Cheyenne county sell at public vendue twenty head of cattle one mare and colt belonging to John McCann to satisfy a county court judgment obtained by Oldman Patterson against John McCann C McCarty sheriff Dated Sidney Nebraska August 31 1877
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Platte County
Nebraska
J. Walrath
Walrath
Big Springs Station
Cheyenne County
John McCann
Oldman & Patterson
John Mcvann
Moritz Urbach Sues Whitshstein in Nebraska Court
Moritz Urbach filed a petition and attachment affidavit in the district court of the Seventh Judicial District of Nebraska for judgment against Whitshstein non resident for 265.43 dollars for goods sold and delivered. Whitshstein must appear and answer by September 17, 1877, via attorney V Bierbower.
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Moritz Urbach
Whitshstein
Nebraska
Choy
Enue County
T. F. Twirshstein
Moritz Ungaen
Bierbower
St. Judicial District
State of Nebraska
Cheyonne County
Chattel Mortgage Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By a May 1877 chattel mortgage to J M Rowe, recorded in Book A pages 243 244, default on sixty five dollars fifty cents triggers sale. At 2 PM on the town’s Second Street Bidney Nebraska the bay mare nine years old bay horse nine years old and a lot of lumber will be sold to satisfy the debt plus interest and costs. Mortgagee J M Rowe by attorney A M Stevenson announces this public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metskie
J. M. Rowe
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Second Street
Bidney
Legal Notice in Dewey and Stone vs Hirshstein case
Dewey and Stone filed on August 11 1877 a petition and attachment affidavit in the court against F Hirshstein seeking judgment for 95 dollars for goods sold and delivered. The defendant is to answer on or before September 17 1877 with service by Y Bierkowerth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey & Stone
F. Hirshstein
A. D
Y. Bierkowerth
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Bye Bidney Telegraph
Laverood
Jossah B. Cossacth, George G Darrow
Eorrors
the Telegraph In the
Smith
Henry Ward Deecher
Patrmoent Bulletin
Bro. “Bulletin
sTha' City Council
Crazy Horse
Colo
United States
Brazil
Shumla
the Times
Bucharest
Plevna
Osman Pasha
Suleiman Pasha
Widdin
Osman Pasise
Balkans
Adrianople
Benoni
London
Bombay Presidency
Agra
Ibans
Alahabad
Benaress
Meerut
Rohibund
Oudh
Punjaab
Gwalior
Roakhutana
Hyderabadbad
Nizam
Deccan
Bengal
Burman
Berar
Indore
Rattam
Paris
St Germain
New York
Edwin D. Davenport
E. G W. Chapin
Berlin
Beber
Gortachakoff
Russia
Republican Association
Slemme
Ate House
Hayes
Defrees
Osman
Pollsat
Pelisat
Pellsat
Segalence
Sheriff’s Sale
C. McCarty
Sidney, Neb
Lecal
Chattel
J. M. Rowr
A. M. Stevenson
Candy Factory
Chestnut
Brest
Frent
Second
Chase
Candise Alvaya
Red
Willovm Ranch
Sidney
Red Cloud
Omaha
Deadworld
H.W. Elliot
Kellner & CO
Bank
Uhostnut
Rogers & Bro
Silver
Bros
Rte
Eelilner & Co
Second and Vine Streets
Snd
Atock
Kennard & Simpson
WM. Stephens
Pealers
Farnham St
Omaha, Nebraska
CU. BE. Borgquist
IN & Oe
A. Bolomonson
Walnut Streets
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