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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1890
Page
3
The leaving times of various trains for passengers are listed. Eastbound and westbound services include No. 8 express at 7.00 pm, No. 7 Pac &xt at 9.50 am, No. 4 Limf Mail at 6:35 am, No. Lim fimall 35 ho. 2ifimexp slum, No. Lim. 2050 freight at 4:00 pm, No. 23 rocrr at 7:50 Now, 11:30 am. J C Bansisar Agent.
A jumble of names and quick updates: W E Greenman attends Democratic convention in Sidney. Johny Meyers travels east. John Siefert visits North Platte. Rev Amsbury and Rev Fleck active in church and ME Conference. Local officials like Deputy Sheriff John Carley and Sheriff Lisco appear, with residents traveling to Omaha, Denver, Lincoln and Cheyenne. Also mentioned are new yardmasters, stock stoves on sale, livestock and poultry shipments, and community happenings around Redington, Colton, Fair Haven, and North Platte.
Postmaster Banta and Il H Hinman visit Sidney. Uncle Billy Hayden reports trade along the line. C W Tinsley sells potatoes at 1.50 a bushel. Chubb the mastiff of Oberfelder is dying from poison. Metropolitan club plans nightly rink sessions during the fair. Rev Robert G. Osborne to preach. Grain and feed prices at Gothenburg store. Fred Dawson absent in Denver. Numerous local notices of travel, sales, and community happenings.
Reports note several houses including the Penso building the gallery and blacksmith shaw had lights broken out. Suspicion falls on local young lads though no names are given as certain culprits.
A general banking business offers foreign and domestic drafts buy and sell, issue passage tickets to and from Europe, provide insurance and make prompt collections and remittances. The service emphasizes prompt attention to remittance and collection needs for customers.
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