Local Trade Notes and Freight Movements Reported
The column lists various business notices from Sid eastward including rail, freight, and goods movements. It cites 35 000 pounds of freight moved toward Yaasou and 68 000 pounds of government freight to Fort Hobin. It mentions Star Restaurant services, Fancy Note Paper, I. Rabel & Co. expanding, the New York Store fall stock, and Winsett sending a nephew to run non-medical duties. It also notes Mates, Wisegt & firm and a White Mouse Hall event with a large local crowd and a bar serving Key West cigars and other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Restaurant
Yaasou Pacié
Toe Hill
Maas Warehouer
J. W. Haas
Paul Lemberg
Fort Hobin
New York
Winsett
Austin Odbert
Geeep Frm
Mates, Winnett & Co
Deve
Key West
Genuios
Denderd
Hendet
Deep Bethe Frm
Mates, Wisegt
Sidney couple wed at Star Restaurant in quiet ceremony
Mr. Chas Tregonitz and Miss Isadora Collinge were married at the Star Restaurant Sunday night with Judge Neubauer officiating. Guests toasted with champagne while the couple begins married life. Tregonitz runs the Star Restaurant, and Collinge will manage the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crarles
Sidney
Our
Chas, Tregnitz
Bliss Issdera Collinge
Star
Lan
Neubauer
Wes
Trogatta
Charley Trugaile
Cherley
Emigrant Train No 7 Strikes Rail Aboard Minor Crash
An emigrant train led by conductor Belle suffered a slight accident Thursday evening near Big Spelogs when one of the last two cars derailed after striking a Leakes rail. Most injuries were minor with a few passengers hurt. Mrs Meri and the oldest son of Beatrice Nebraska were among the mildly cut. Superintendent Law and Dudley arrived, and track repair began within hours to restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Big Spelogs
Jon Kerlin
Beatrice
Nebraska
Meri
Law End Roedmucher Dudley
Iu Way Wert
Be Mute It Be Judge Darrow Amid Denver Scandals
A long mixed column from a suffocated late 19th century issue describes Judge George G. Darrow’s influence in Denver, a candidacy plea plea for a fifth ward seat, local political commentary, and a satirical note on Ed Corbin and a visit to Baake Creek. The piece also mentions J J Brown & Co and Mrs Dremawed as part of a broader jumble of notices and jokes reflecting local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Biel
Garouerk G. Danznow
Tragic Death Of Young Alice Bartlett In Teceday
On Teceday at eight p.m. Alice Emma Bartlett seventeen died after a long battle with a chronic spinal disease. Her father EBQ Bartlett, a harness maker, had moved his family seeking improved health benefits from the climate. The funeral was held next day at 4 p.m. Rev. E G Fowler conducted the ceremony. The Bartlett family mourns as the community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Emma Bartlett
Eb.q. Bartlett
Alice
Bartlett
E.G. Fowler
W. H. Llewellyn
Lichwood House
A. Salomonson
Omahs
Miss Hirsch
Jarace Keecbrough
Mctrow
Rosebeaugh
Oneterm
Big Springs
Council Blu
Chicago
E. Corbin
Hamburg
KM. Y
Deadwood
Willis Farmer
Leadville
Nanormiy
Brodieud
Henry Tule
Usip
Tusler
Rapid City
Snd
John M. Cessna
George Clark
Notable Visitors and Residents in Sidney Week of Travel
A flurry of in town and visiting figures includes Tucker of Ogallala, Major Mabry, Tom Ryan, E. H. Cowles, A. B. Brown, H. Snyder, Dr. F. B. Winnett, Vic Bierkower, Jerry Dummer, W. J. Getty, Rev Mr. Gregg, S. B. Rothrock, and Detective Llewellyn. Several locals planned trips, relocations, or attendance at conventions and fairs, with many departing for Omaha, North Platte, Deadwood, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Mabry
Tom Ryan
E. H. Cowles
A. 8. Brown
H. Snyder
North Platte
FB. Winnett
Colorado
Vic Bierkower
Jerry Dummer
Bamuels
Wood
W. J. Getty
Seamans
Democratic Mass Conventions in Cheyenne County
Democratic voters meet at the Court House in Sidney on Wednesday September 23 at 2 o clock p m to elect four delegates to the state convention at Hastings September 29. By order of the County Central Committee AE Angus A D Esare Chairman Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Court House
Sidney
Hastings
AE Angus
A. D. Esare
Soldiers Jubilant Over Maine Viewers and Publican Hopes
The article notes soldiers at the castle, many pleased with the Maine view and publican prospects, with Corporal Coulter and Private Pumphryinjuries and recoveries. It reports drum corps, a military ball planned by Company C, hospital staff aiding inmates, and water pipes laid to supply quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Coulter
Juviel
Lowis
Unie Poet
Ofiere’ Quaricra
Lancaster county fair opens amid preparations and success
The Lancaster county fair opened on Tuesday with reports of a successful event, while preparations for upcoming statistics fair are underway. Nearby, Linovla hosts a fan gathering and hay baling continues in Madison county as trains move toward Comrel City. The Powell family seeks missing relative Mr. Powell, and Mr. Callejon, a heated newspaper vendor, left for the West last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Barnhart
Suttoe
Clay County
Rapid City
Linovla
Madlaon
Comrel City
Leon
Leoa
D. Powell
Riga
A. Callejon
Sred
Local Notes and Incidents From Beatrice Express
A fragmented Beatrice Express summary notes a new dream of incorporation for the Nebraska City and Southweeters with principal offices in Nebraska City. It covers weather, a Central City G A R camp tent damage, and a dangerous night wind incident near Muimlay. It also mentions the Omaha ferry dispute easing fares for nonrail passengers and a brutal injury near North Platte. The Leader change of proprietorship shifts to Winked!, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebread
Nebraska City
Southweeters
Lefresivers
Nebraskia City
Republices Valley
Omaha
McGlue
Beatrice Express
Telegraphic Briefs From Across the World
Natives in South Africa rise in insurrection. Minas elected President of San Domingo. Cuakla to speak in Taoolane before state election. Waltaburg, Washington Territory, burned. Livingston, the Brooklyn flyer, traveled after eight fasting days. A drowning near Quebec on the St Lawrence. Erin's Star wrecked off California. National Republican club met in Indianapolis. Rev. Addams expelled by Buffalo Presbyterians. A duel between Ute and Navajo over a young squaw. French and German officials duel accusations. Mob violence in Springdale, Tennessee results in hangings and shootings. New Blampette’s Democratic convention nominates a ticket. Missouri Republicans nominate statewide ticket. Advertisement notes Gus Kunge boot and shoe maker in Sidney and stock brands for Gue Hert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltaburg
Washington Territory
Livingston
Brooklyn
St. Larence
Quebec
Erin's Star
California
National Republican Club
Indianapolis
Ind
F. P. Addams
Buffalo
N.Y
Hell
Midater Waddington
Herr von Kupler
Flaim Th Uwn
New Blampettre
Bell
Chicago
Local Notices Record Unclear Trade Changes and Sales
Fragmented notice reports a firm interruption in business, debts settling with Geo W Helet and J Reown Co, followed by lists of plant stock and sale offers. Mentions W J Hessen and various items such as bedding plant stock and cablage with vague locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Dae
Mre
Drummonde
Qwilleall
Geo. W Helet, Bidory, Nabrisks
D. J. Reown & Co
W. J. Hessen
No man can work while troubled by illness say ad says
The column notes that a person cannot perform well in work sermon lawsuit or writing when miserable dull with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves. It argues this condition can be easily and cheaply removed by a little Hop Bilious.
For Sale Hotel in Hidney Offers Business Opportunity
For sale is a prominent Hidney hotel described as a top business, offered at a low price. The seller cites health reasons and urges interested parties to apply at the stated office to secure the property and ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidney
Hop Bitters Promises Health and Restful Sleep
A historical advertisement extols Hop Bitters as a universal cure, claiming it improves health for wives, children, and the ill. It warns against other medicines and touts Hop Bitters as a builder of strength, nerve relief, and restful sleep amid illness and fatigue.
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Gpyiolal Directory
Maney
Eer Lane
Union Pacific Railroad
Eave Gidue
Serppe
S. Eee Ae
Utah
J. W. Teas! Warehouse
Fejit
Carvigen
GriBa
E.H. Cowles
U. PF. Railroad Company
Sid‘pez
Alec
Bieak Booka
Cic
P. O
Mesers I. Rabel & Co
Busiaces
Ageia Tha
Isadora Collins
Peoria
Btar
Geo. G. Darrow
Denver
Rocky Mountain “News
Gentlemes
Ed E. Corbin
Otage
Garfield Crawd
Id J J. Brown & Co
Dremawed
Bealti
Brown
Gage
Ibw
Siiney
Duches
Ledies
Mies Alice Bartlett
Lute Fitch
UW. Tucker
Ogallala
Mr. Gregg
B. Rothrock
Sterling, Colorado
Fred
Clary
A. Babvenneve
Bieter
Dr. Buges
Boggs
Sete
John A. Carly
Moerey
Piklu Wanderers
Winslow
Paul H. Rawling
Grand Island
Clarendon Hotel
Paul
Arver
Balges
Dero Cronkhite
Seward O' Mally
Lancaster County
South Africa
Minas
San Domingo
Cuakla
Taoolane
Missouri
D. P. Dyer
Milo Blair
Biate
Broalwell
Audie
L.A Tuomi
W. Q Datewyer
Treneta
Th. Tidog
Super Nes
Jude 2
EOC
Cavey
Register of Laude
Adam Theles
Raitroad
Uoward Uarace
Gus Kunge
Guste
Jilin
Nolice
P.O. Drag Bore
Er H. NecMaxy
Nwotich
Xete
Redington & CO
Great Republic
Hurcette
The
Hawkeye
B. Much
J.m. Vou
Gar- Selu
A. H H
Agata
Witle
Mall
Price
LEE & Walker
Negli Ins Cheetaut‘nt
Paliedeluhia
Rosson Wacono
Robinson Wagon CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Senor
Wiel Sava Og
Berk
Adents
Canvarsern
U. Rinkout & CO
Barchay Kt
Bond
M. J. Sanders, —Dealse IN
Sidney, Wabrabke
Newman
Qrolbsale Snd Retatil
Oyster Depot
A. Newman
Reve Street
Bet
Sidney Nebraska
Ormimf
Singer Manufact’ng Co
Com
Joseph Douglas
McFadden's
John Vanderweiler
AED
J. T. Thoelecke
United States
Havre
Mercantile Training
Foster
BP TP Aw
Janethon of
Etranes
G. W. Foster
Deaver
Osternés
Gillerees
Telesrepes Eer
Com 'Haast
Poate
Frehei
Ontslans Hiaasen
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