Lie exposed in Lynch Journal Westover case
The piece argues W H Westover was falsely accused of drunkenness by Fisher and Wills with a rushed extra edition from O Neill Frontier. Affidavits from Butte Nebr ranchers sheriffs and hotel owner deny the charge as politically motivated. The author calls for voters to judge the accusers and accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Journal
W. H. Westover
Butte
Fisher
W. T. Wills
McFarland
Wills
O'Neill Frontier Office
Journal
Rushville
Neb
Northwest Nebraska Conference
M. BE. Church
Westover
M. E. Church
General Conference of
Our Church
Affiunt
Oxford
Neill Frontier
Co. F. Haowsx
A. Pursam
Clerk District Court
Fifteenth Judicial District
Marlsland notes on travel trades and town life
A roundup of local movements and business activity in Marlsland. Visitors include H. G. Furman with Hollie in Chadron and Superintendent Birdsell from Deadwood. Local shipments cover hay potatoes cattle and creamery shares while residents like Zell Cheever and families return from Idaho amid a wood shortage and marital fuel joke.
Local notes sketch Canton county events and rumors
Canton round up lists official visits by Chas Moravek and G H Clayton and others, mentions a rumored duel for a young lady near Canton on county lines, plus logistical updates from Marshal Sheldon, J W Broshar, and Rev G C Jeffers. Additional items include sheep and horse movements, mail route Overhaul, and visits by Alice Stewart and her daughter to Marsland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Moravek
G. H. Clayton
Hemingford
Bert Hughs
Upper Snake Creek
Roy Hickey
J. W. Broshar
Canton
Box Butte County
Marshal Sheldon
Sioux County
Sheldon
G. C. Jeffers
Alliance
Lawn
Alice Stewart
Dothie
Marsland
Hemingford Notes Reach Across the County
Hemingford news reports local events from late October including farm shipments of potatoes totaling 67 cars worth about 27000 dollars, a B and M well drilling at 115 feet with 500 more to go, and community arrivals such as Mrs. Austin and Grace Wheeler to Alliance. Activities include hunting trophies sent to Omaha, a Congregational pastor move, M. W. A. activities, and many townspeople visiting relatives or starting new ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Green
Gillon
Omaha
Clarkson) Hospital
Stewart
Joe Manion
J. M. Kuhn
S. D. Lack
Russell
Iowa
John O'Mara
B. L. Fenner
Roy Beeman
Crawford
Hedgecock
Freddin Abley
Geo. L. F. Taylor
Trother
South Dakota
Anton Uhrig
Rolland Shetler
Mary Hopkins
Rolland
Local Notes Wrap: Cattle Shipment and Social News
James Montague shipped a car load of cattle this week. A. C. Bingham sold a new organ to Henry Lichte in Dunlap. Miss Mina Iverson and Miss Sylvina Potmesi visited Chadron. Mrs. Huffer of Lead visits with John Morris. Mina Marunde and Hugo Lichte wed last week. James Potmeail injured while rounding up cattle. Sheriff Birdsell posted election notices and campaigned. Ben Shaffer will work for H. L. Bartlett. Tim Morrissey had grain ground at the Dunlap mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Furman
Chadron
Hollie
L. Bruce
Iowa
Strawberry Point
Birdsell
Deadwood
Hughes & McGogg
E. T. Gregg
Kendric Bros
Henry Moon
Kendricks
Byers & Zimmerman
W. B. Burkett
Whitney
Dr. Eikner
Hemingford
Frank Pierce
Belmont
Snake Creek
Hickey Bros
South Omaha
James Montague
A.C. Bingham
Alliance
Dunlap and Vicinity
Henry Lichte
Mina Iverson
Sylvina Potmesi
Huffer
Lead
John Morris
Mina Marunde
Hugo Lichte
James Potmeail
Sheriff Birdsell
Ben Shaffer
H. L. Bartlett
Tim Morrissey
Dunlap Mill
Fairview Ladies Aid to Elect Officers and Meet at Hadley
The Fairview Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs. Hadley on November 11. All members are requested to be present. Officers will be elected and other business attended to. The note includes local social updates and small town happenings about the Nason, Hadley, and Heath families, with plans and departures mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hadley
Helen
Lora
Winnie Nason
Lorance
Herb
Fred Nason
Freddie Hadley
Alliance
Freddie
Georgia Nason
James Stansky
Oregon
Sam Frenkle
Otto Vogel
Heath
Mae Heath
Hemingford
West
Joe
Local News Notes On Families And Seasonal Tasks
Daisy Miller spent a week with her mother Mrs. Heath as harvest tasks shift toward threshing and potato digging winds down. Mr and Mrs M T Nason plan to leave for California around November 1 to winter with friends. Miss Allie Wilson of Box Suite considers spending winter in town. John and Freddie Hadley help with spud digging for Herb and Fred Nason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Miller
Mrs. Heath
M. T. Nason
California
Allie Wilson
Box Suite
Master John
Freddie Hadley
Herb
Fred Nason
Hemingford Ordinance Regulates Street Railway Crossings
Local ordinance 40 in Hemingford Nebraska regulates street railway crossings with penalties for violations. It defines penalties up to 80 dollars and up to 60 days in jail and requires a minimum 10 foot opening for each railway crossing. The ordinance takes effect after publication. Also notices a district court sale of real estate by guardian T M Lawer for minors including Hood heirs. Sale set for November at Alliance court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingford
Nebraska
Hemiigford
Sebrash
Hemlogford
Poe
Evinerr
District Court
Dox Notte County
Nebras
Ft. M. Lawer
Theodore Poteson
Frank Hood
Agnes Hood
Keddie Hood
Minnie Hood
Ian Hood
W. H. Westover
Box Hutte County
Alliance
Box Mutro County
Wendue
Lo Ox Hippee County
Missing horses listed in old notice with mare and colt
Fragmentary OCR lists horses described as a bay spring colt and a mare about nine to ten years old with no brands. Includes unclear references to dates and locations and bids or promis terms. Further readable details are required to clarify ownership and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Lobor
Eeetlony
Menge
Miety and Maccabeus Meeting Highlight at Eagle Hathh
A fragmented note notes a gathering featuring Miety and Maccabeus with figures including COO Dave Crowr and Mayme Downen. It mentions first and third periods and a possibly limited event at Eagle Hathh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. OT. M.—Miety
Eogle
Qlanly
Migs
Dave Crowr
Mayme Downen
R. K
Colored horse inventory listing with mares and colt
One brown mare with right shoulder sunken and her colt present. One three year old buckskin mare with black mane and tail. One blue roan mare about nine years old and weight around 600 pounds. Inform Geo Metz or W G Simonson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Metz
W. G. Simonson
Notice of Public Auction of Elmira Bass Estate Assets
Notice is given that on Friday November 6 1993 at 1 p m at her residence the administrator will auction public property of Elmira Bass deceased including household goods farm implements one top buggy three horses twenty five cattle cows calves yearlings and two year old steers at public auction B F Gusas Administrator.
Carriage Painter Offers Furniture Repair and Paper Hanging
An ad states the painter has purchased Albert Johnson's paint shop and will perform carriage painting, furniture repairs, painting, paper hanging, training, and first class sign work. All work guaranteed. Phone 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
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Lynch Sun
State of
Loyd County
Peter Anderson
Hoyd County
PeTen Anderson
A. Putnam
Boyd County
S. Wright
Bosd
Wacarr
A. Puryam
F. Brown
Allen G. Fisher
Repubbican
Tutte
Ed Adkins
Said County
Ep Adkins
F. A. Pursam
Crete Milling Co
B. Walker
Dr. Seymore
L. Snow
Will
John Shultz
Mitchell
Zell Cheever
Idaho
Ll. Pierce
Mra
B. E. Johnson
Orville Kilwell
Sint- Jay
T. J. O'Keefe
Raymond & Ourvey
Potineisil Bros
Jos, Manion
Harry Pierce
Ed Loomis
Rickell
Dilling Bros
A. C. Bingham
Dan Mauk
Broken Bow
Mr. Mauk
Mr. Roosevelt
Cure
Leggett & Platt
Leggett & Plait SB & Mig. Co
Mastvaclene
Geo. Darling
Fairview
Aok Wer
Theodore Polar
Prank Hood
Agnes Hone Kadie Homi
Minale Hood
Tother
Jim Hood
W. M. Fosket
Hemiagorp, New
Reith &. Pierce
Fire Insurance
Hemincrorp
Nenraska
Scotland
Columba
W. H. Zehrung
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