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Newspaper
The Sidney Republican
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
8
A jumble of local notices and grievances. Calls for cleaner Rose Street, street lamps, and better village governance. Accusations, editorials, and reflections on public trust, with remarks on tax levies and village officials.
A terse verse laments truth versus deception as records tempt the reader to lie. It predicts reform of earth and the fall of corruption, ending with a vow to return to old fashioned conventianaires.
A Sidney writer laments the influx of vagrants and criminals roaming the streets. He urges sheriffs and marshals to enforce removal to prevent crime and disease, warning that without action the town faces grave danger from incendiaries, burglary, and robbers.
Hides and pelts bought for cash at high prices. Baled hay 30 cents per bale. Wheat rye and barley wanted for grinding. New and cheap dry goods including winter undergarments. Shoes and leather goods advertised with multiple brand mentions. Fans urged to attend ball and masque at the fire department on Feb 7. Postmaster Otis D. Lyon appointment noted. Wagons, wines, and stamps promoted with various specials.
Mr and Mrs A W Atg ns and family returned Sunday evening on the Bur lingtop after a pleasant visit to their North river ranch. Thomas Thonpaon of Weyerta transacted business in Sidney Monday preparing for a wedding at his home soon. Hi G Miller of Eagle Precingt, the werial pedagogue, visited Sidney merchants Monday. Advices from Denver report Mika Theresa Salle sang at St Mark's on Sunday, drawing attention and compliments. Sack Marley, old Sidney resident, spent days in town on return from Wyoming where he went as chronicled in the Republican last week. Jarvis Flin of Bridgeport transacted business in Sidney Monday. Flin sold his ranch and cattle, seeks a hay ranch, negotiating for good places in Cheyenne Co. Mr and Mrs Patrick J Dunn and children of Bridgeport are guests of Mrs Wood this week, also consulting a physician for insilitis. the Republican hopes for her speedy recovery. Geo DeGraw visited the North river country to assess his irrigation farm near Bridgeport and may move there soon. DeGraw owns a fine irrigation farm and is moving closer to that place. George Beerline of living Nebraska returned to Cheyenne co ARS week after visiting friends in Sarpay county near Omaha. he resumes bachelor life and returns with a bride from Sarpay count ies. The Republican extends congratulations to Mr and Mrs Beer line.
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