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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1899
Page
8
Western timetable lists trains including Fast Mail No 2 Atlantic Express No 4 Way Freight No 18 Fast Freight No 9 and others with stop points and arrival times such as 3 50 pm 7 00 am 3 00 pm 1 00 pm and 6 00 pm for passengers and freight movements through various western destinations.
Local notes report buyers at McMullan's with flour and feed discounts and low prices on goods. Oberfelder block dentist Dr E W Murlless opens Sidney office. Rev Bakes prepares missionary trip. Basig's introduces new furniture lines. wages and deliveries flow to building projects and nearby towns.
Frank Vosika of Lodgepole visits Sidney on business. Lodgepole separator station opens to the public today. McLernon's offers shoes and sales prompts. McMullan's cuts corn price to 85 cents per 100 pounds. Co C Nelson and an African rose visit Sidney. Sull at 31.75 per barrel from McMullan's. Miss Lucy Jones goes to Denver to attend Wolf Hall school. U P painting gang remains at work. Coal chutes and ice house treated with railroad red. Mr and Mrs James McIntosh and baby travel to Cedar Rapids Iowa. Peter Peterson assigns water contract to Lincoln Land Co for Brideport land. Local merchants receive large fall and winter invoices ahead of prosperous times. William A Judd of Bayard and Corn Masters married at home of Welker. Judge Neubauer officiates. Mrs Adelia Harding honors Degree of Honor in city. banquet held. Fred Gapen leaves Sidney for a North River homestead. Mr Edwin J Stowitts, Albany native and Boston Conservatory graduate, wintering in Sidney. C M Wright to open tin and bicycle shop on Second Street near Granneman’s. B M grading to continue past Bridgeport toward table-land. A theatre crowd enjoys play at Young's Hall. Lodgepole praised. Sidney residents receive friendly hospitality from Lodgepole. Sidney dry goods stock touted as largest ever with low prices. E McLERNON invites customers to view the new goods lineup.
It is thought that the U P will soon increase stock yard facilities locally as contemplated in the spring and extend the switching yards in line with plans adopted two or three years ago.
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