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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1899
Page
8
The timetable shows East and West local trains with arriving and departing times for multiple services including Fast Mail Fast Freight Atlantic Express and Pacific Express. It notes that all freight trains carry passengers to points where they stop and is signed FB R Breirsen Agent.
Advertised price list from McMullan s market outlines per barrel and per hundredweight goods including salt corn flour bacon and ham with prices such as 1 75 per barrel 75c per hundred pounds and 60c to 85c per hundred for various staples. Customers invited to set their own prices if they disagree and visit to buy what they want.
Local ads note McMullan’s sale prices on salt at 1.75 per barrel and flour and meat bargains while Essig’s features beds and buggies. The item list includes dress goods, notions, and a wide range of groceries and hardware with prices and location notes in Sidney Nebraska.
Invitations announce the October 4 wedding of Rudolph Kruse and Grace Moore. Local news notes various business ads, transport, and property actions including land sales, shipments, and a county convention plan.
McMullan's advertises corn at 72 cents per 100 pounds. W F Bassett visited Omaha on Thursday. Mrs Chowins promotes ladies hats. Asa Remsburg and John Anderson were in town. E H Luikart examined the American Bank. Dr R D Harris took his son to Kearney Military Academy. Prof C E Doran travels to New York for Columbia College study. Chas Clawges and wife visit from Iowa near Lapier. Mrs Washburn returns from White Haven Pa via Omaha. Mrs Heist warns against traveling tramps. James Darrah dies near town. buried at Catholic church. Edwin Stowitte recital pleased. Mac Radcliff ships cattle to South Omaha. train wrecked twice. W C Bullock loses stock. State Convention nominates M B Reece for Supreme Judge and Elly and McGilton for Regents. L McIntosh joins State Central Committee. Louis Schuetz reports exceptional corn and onion yields via irrigation. Persinger and Alee visit Sidney. Alee linked to Nebraska Wyoming Western railroad. P Smith returns from Hot Springs improved. to join Denver Rio Grande at Grand Junction. leaves U P after 28 years. cherished Masonic ties noted. Tit Telegraph extends best wishes to him.
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