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Newspaper

Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1884

Page

4

McCook Measured Growth Defies Earlier Reports

McCook Nebraska reports a population surge from about 400 to 700, with February arrivals expanding a railroad town on the B M R R division line. New water works by Lincoln Land Co cost 25000 dollars, a wagon bridge over the Republican River spurs trade, and multiple firms from hotels to lawyers rush to build.

Indianola McCook United States Land Office Belog Lincoln Denver Lincoln Land Co Nebraska Omaha Republican Decatur

McCook Sees Spring Boom as Town Expands

McCook intensifies growth with new stores and a theater hall planned for the Republican Valley. A U S Land Office draws land seekers while builders, painters, and tradesmen rush to complete contracts for homes, shops, and a large third general store. Land within two miles commands high prices as surrounding farms prove strong.

U. S. Land Office Hastings Denver Republican Valley Menard McCook Nebraska Keewaye

Pioneer humorist accused of plagiarism from Kenesaw Times

The Arapahoe Pioneer staff mocks editors and calls Mr. Bormen small fry for his Singing Pilgrim eulogy of Wendell Phillips. It then accuses the Pioneer of lifting an article from the Kenesaw Times, noting the witty Sharp Prince Pickle sequence.

Bormen Arapahoe Wendell Phillips Small Fry Fred Prince Pickle Kenesaw Times

Spring Creek Cattle Company Increases Stock and Debts

McCook Nebraska February 9 1884 notices certify that The Spring Creek Cattle Company has increased its stock to twenty thousand dollars and shows total indebtedness of five thousand dollars as of this date. B M Frees secretary and G Hocknell president sign the certification. 5B. M. Frees, Secretary.

McCook Nzs Spring Creek B. M. Frees

Notices of Complaint in Land Office at McCook Neb

Complaint entered by Charles B. Davis against Jacob F. Pryor for abandoning homestead entry 207 dated April 12 1880 alleges abandonment of east southwest 4 section 19 and northeast 4 northwest 4 and lot 1 section 30 township 1 north range 28 west Hed Willow county Neb. Parties must appear April 1 1884 at 1 PM to respond with testimony before Notary R 8. Cooley at Broughton Neb. April 12 1684.

McCook Neb Charles B. Davis Jacob F. Pryor North Platte Hed Willow County Cooley Broughton G. L. Laws U. S. Lasp McCoor John W. Thompson John Freed Red Willow County Ai. G. L. Laws Register J. Starbuck

Timber culture case notice in Red Willow County Neb

U S Land Office McCook Neb issues a summons in the timber culture entry case Willis A Gerver versus Julius O Terrill to respond to alleged failures. The entry dated May 23 1579 in Red Willow County is claimed abandoned and uncultivated with required tree planting not done for two years ending May 23 1583. Respondents must appear April 10 1884 at 1 p m to testify.

Land Office Notice of Homestead Entry Cancellation

U S Land Office at McCook Nebraska issue dated March 5 1884 and filed by Antoine Probst against John Cowles over a homestead entry 212 in Red Willow county North Platte date March 29 listing the NW quarter of section 5 township 3 north range 30 west cancellation view set for April 1 1684 at 1 o clock PM to adjudicate abandonment and related claims by G L Exws Register

U. S. Land Office G. L

Contested Timber Culture Entry in Red Willow Neb

U S Land rec McCook Neb February 22 1884 suit by William Duborko against Charles Grimm for failure to cultivate timber culture entry on northeast quarter section 4 township 2 north range 28 west Red Willow county Neb summons to appear March 18 at 10 a m to testify on alleged non cultivation and planting of trees seeds or cuttings.

U. S. Landrec. McCook Neb William Duborko Charles B. Grimm North Platte Range 28 Red Willow County Charles 8. Grimm A. G. L. Laws Register

Timber-culture contest involving Nesenhaener in Red Willow

U S Land Office at McCook Nebraska issues a summons in a timber culture case against Henry Nesenhaener for failure to break ten acres or cultivate the tract since 1878 entry. Contestant Joseph Williams seeks cancellation of entry 1007 for northwest quarter section 18 township 2 north range 0 west Red Willow County. Respondents must appear April 18 at 1 PM to testify.

U. S. Land Office G. L. Laws Regier

Land Office Complaint Against Homestead Entry Evens

Henry H. Dew files a complaint against Arthur P. Evans for abandoning homestead entry 1653 in Hed Willow county Nebraska. Authorized cancellation action seeks testimony at North Platte office on April 11 1944 at 1 PM.

Timber culture contest notice in Hed Willow county Neb

Joseph Goodin is accused of failing to break cultivate or plant trees on tract 1109 southwest quarter section 15 township 2 north range 27 west Hed Willow county entry. The office requires testimony by April 5 1484 to respond to the alleged failure per 33 L A I AWS.

McCook New Edward Ervin Joseph Goodin North Platte Neb Weet Hed Willow County L. Laws Register

Abandonment Suit For Homestead Entry 708

Laxp Office McCook Nebraska February 8 1834. Peter J. Rosecrans sues John Rodarmel for abandoning homestead entry 708 dated May 6 1880 at North Platte Nebraska in Red Willow county. Parties summoned to appear March 44 at 10 AM to respond and give testimony. Register G L Laws officiates.

Laxp Mccook Nes Peter J. Rosecrans John Rodarmel North Platte Neb Red Willow County G. L. Laws Register

Declared Homestead Entry Abandonment Contested in Nebraska

John W. Thompson sues John Freed over abandonment of homestead entry 17M filed November 4 1870 at North Platte Nebraska. The parties must appear March 19 1884 at 1 PM at U S Land Office McCook to testify regarding alleged abandonment. Attorneys J Starbuck represents Contestant.

Timber culture contest in Red Willow county Nebraska

Martin Orman sues James A Powers for failure to comply with timber culture law on the northwest quarter of section 4 in Red Willow County. Contest seeks cancellation of the entry dated July 1 1879 with no timber planted or growing. Proceedings set for April 12 1884 at 1 PM before Register G L Laws.

U. S. Land Office McCook Neb Martin Orman James A. Powers North Platte Northwest Quarter

Timber-culture case summons Morehead for failure to plant trees

McCook Nebraska date February 21 1834 Georges E Talbot sues Peter C Morehead for failure to cultivate timber culture entry number 885 dated North Platte July 1 1879 describing section 1 township 4n range 30w and alleging no planting of five acres to trees seeds roots or cuttings through 1882 1883 1884 and up to February 27 1886 the land grown to grass and weeds abandoned the parties must appear April 10 1844 at 10 o clock AM to respond and testify Babe receiver

U. 8 G. L. Laws Register U. S. Land Office McCook, Neb Georges E. Talbot McCook Neb Peter C. Morehead North Platte Red Willow County Appes F. Babe Heceiver U. 5 Owen F. Cain William H. Morehead C.F. Babcock

Timber culture entry contest in Red Willow County

Land Office at McCook Nebraska issues summons in Owen F. Cain vs William H. Morehead concerning failure to plant trees or cultivate timber culture land in section 20 township 4 north range 6 west Red Willow County. Testimony required April 10 1844 at 10 oclock A M. Receiver C F Babcock.

Final Proof Notices for Wickwire at McCook Nebraska

Lane Office announces final proof for Nathan O. Wickwire to support his claim on the 160 acre southeast quarter of section identified, with witnesses Hubert Cooley John Conner William Shockley Lemnuel Daniels all of Stoughton Nebraska, before the Register at McCook on April 15 1884.

Land Entry Notice at McCook Nebraska 1884 Land Claim

Land entry notice lists intention to prove up claim at McCook Neb on April 1 1884 before the register and receiver. It names witnesses B Miller Wilber F Saunders Hobert S Cooley Solomon Boyer and Stoughton to prove continuous residence and cultivation on southwest quarter of section 2 town 9 north range 28 west in Nes.

Mccook Nes Ook Neb John J. Bollers A B. Miller Wilber F. Saunders Hobert Cooley Solomon Boyer Stoughton

Land Claim Notice for Christian Tineholder at McCook Neb

Court of Land Claims requires proof of continuous residence on the west northwest section 17 and north section 18 in township 3 north range 40 west. Witnesses Adolph Rienchick John M Huet August Plasmeyer and Frederick Plasmeyer testify April 7 1884 at McCook Nebraska.

Final Proof Notice for Nellie Johnston at McCook Neb

Nellie Johnston files for final proof on her claim in McCook Nebraska. The hearing before the Register or Receiver is set for Wednesday April 9 1844. Witnesses are Charles W Roper Nathaniel Meyers Frank Livehart and Allen Phillipps all from McCook Nebraska.

Notice of Intention to File Homestead Claim at McCook

Ausus at Plasmyere, a named settler, filed intent to enter the southwest quarter, section R, township 3 north, range 0 west, with residence and cultivation claimed. Names of residents include G. V. Hunter and J. B. Hunter of Culbertson Neb and C. Blyhoulden and Aug. Hoge of Willow Grove Neb. Ba. G. L. LAWS, Register.

McCook Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim

Land Office at McCook Nebraska lists George M Pietschman filing a homestead for the northeast quarter section 17 township 3 north range west. He names witnesses George Poe Phillip Weick Michael Weick and Charles E McPherson all aliens residing in Nebraska to prove residence and cultivation.

Land claim final proof notice for Redfern at Danbury Neb

Layb Office at McCoon Nebraska February 5 1644 to make final proof in support of this claim March 14 1884 viz William N Redfern home stead 800 for the east northeast 4 section 2 and west 4 northwest 44 section 24 township 1 north range 28 west He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land B B Duckworth Stephen Boyer Joseph Murphy and Solomon Dixon all of Danbury Neb Sts G L LAWS Register.

McCook Nebs Neb Nathan O. Wickwire Hubert Cooley John Conner William C. Shockley Lemnuel Daniels Stoughton G. L. Laws Register Nes Nellie Johnston Charles W. Roper Nathaniel Meyers Frank Livehart Allen Phillipps George M. Pietschman George Poe Phillip Weick Michael Weick Charles E. McPherson Nebraska McCoon William N. Redfern B. B. Duckworth Stephen Boyer Joseph Murphy Solomon Dixon Danbury Lannpd McUoox Mct ‘Ook William L. Pryor Nehemiah Burtless Saville Burtless Andy Boyer Charles Jacobs Hezister Neu James W. McClanahan John S. Meserve William W. Fisher Richard Johnson James Hatfield New Hegister Heceiver Neeeay March John K. Coleman Enid George White Wiliam Coleman Ella M. Coleman George P. Weick Jobo K H. Coleman William Coleman McConk G. L. Law Jones B. Miller Eald Land Wilber F. Saunders Solomon Hoyer John L. Sellers John Comper Stoughton, Neb Laxp Frinwe Jacob Long William Binkley Frank Simpson Royal Buck Martin Hinck Red Willow Wit Keister Homestead Lound B. Duckworth William N. Fern Lasp Nep Bessie J. Ausbourne L. J. Burtless William Pryor John Whittaker

McCook Land Office Notice of Timberland Claim

McCook Nebraska February 18 1884 notice of entry for northeast quarter section 1 township north of range 30 west with witness names Nehemiah Burtless Saville Burtless Andy S Boyer and Charles Jacobs all of McCook Nebraska for residence and cultivation as required by law Hezister.

McClanahan Files Homestead Claim At McCook Nebraska

James W. McClanahan filed notice of intention to prove residence and cultivation on southeast quarter and northeast quarter of section, township 3 north, range 29 west, McCook Nebraska. Witnesses named: John S. Meserve, William W. Fisher, Richard Johnson, James Hatfield, all of McCook.

Property notice listing land description and heirs

Lane OFFICE AT McCoon NEx February 6 884 March 22 1984 viz Joseph A Schneider D S No 9 for the southwest 1 section 17 township 3 north range 29 west He names Page T Francis William Mitchell John Evert and Chas D Breanbrunck all of McCook Neb s6-Ht G L LAWS Register.

Page T. Francis William Mitchell John Evert Chas D. Breanbrunck McCook Neb G. L. Laws Register

Final proof date set for McCook homestead claim

Land Office at McCook Neb shows John W. Traylor will make final proof for a homestead in section 1 township 1 north range 29 west on April 15 1884 before the Register and Receiver. Witnesses Aaron Colvin Eugene G Dunham George Fowler Wallace W Dunham all of Stoughton Neb.

Land Claim Proof Notice for Alexander M. Gregrey

February 28 1884 notice states proof will be made before Register on April 15 1884 for Alexander M Gregrey H 1010 northeast section 45 township 15 north range 29 west. Witnesses listed to prove residence and cultivation include John Connor Lemuel Daniels William Shockley and James Gregrey all of Stoughton Nebraska.

Land Claim Proof Filed for Indianola Homestead

Marcel Ist of McCook Nebraska files proof before County Judge H. M. Ashmore in Hed Willow county at Indianola on Saturday April 12. The claim covers the northeast quarter of section 2 township 4 north range 27 west. Witnesses Robert H. Thomas E F Quigley Charles B Hoag and Charles Reddish of Indianola Nebraska testify to residence and cultivation.

Lanpd McCook Neb Marcel Ist H. M. Ashmore Hed Willow Robert H. Thomas E. F. Quigley Charles B. Hoag Charles Reddish Indianola G. L. Laws Register

Land Notice of Intent to Make Proof at McCook Nebraska

Land office notice from January 26 1684 announcing intent to make final proof for described lands in McCook Nebraska March 8 before Register and Receiver. Wituesses listed for Ella M Coleman and John K Coleman with names of witnesses Phillip Weick George Weick and others.

Notice of Settlers Filing Land Claims at McCook Nebraska

Notice lists Francis M. Golay and Melisse Hess filing to make residence and cultivation proofs for lands in section 26 township 1 north range 28 west and section 24 township 1 north range 24 west. Witnesses named Fre Yount Edward Kingsland Jesse C. Ashton James E. Dolph, all of Danbury Nebraska. G. L. Laws, Register.

Laanp Orrier McCook New Nel Airy & Arch Watch Francis M. Golay Melisse Hess Uoon Vis

Last Orvice at McCook Nebraska detailed land entries

The notice lists land entries dated February 9 1684 and April 3 1881 for the northwest quarter section 4 in township range 24 west. Names Jones B Miller Wilber F Saunders Solomon Hoyer John L Sellers and John Comper of Stoughton Neb are shown as claimants. G L Laws Register.

Land Office Notice of Intentions at McCook Nebraska

Henry H. Pickens of Metook Nebraska files notice of intention to make proof at McCook on March 8 1844 for the southeast quarter section 3 township 2 north range 29 west. Names land claimants John Whittaker Cary D Eaton John Eaton and D H Babbit all of Metook Neb in the filing recorded by Register L A Laws.

Notice of settler proof in McCook Nebraska 1644

Lane Office at McCook Nebraska January 26 1644 announces a named settler has fled and will prove residence and cultivation of land in McCook Nebraska on March 10. The land is 2 3 & 4 section 41 township 3 north range 29 west. Witnesses listed include Charles W. Roper Thomas McInroy William W. Fisher and Charles A. Fisher all of McCook Nebraska.

Land Office Notice of Homestead Filing at McCook

Louis F. Fause files notice of intention to claim home stead parcels in section 19 and 24 township 2 north range 00 and 31 west with witnesses Joseph Newcomb John Swanson Joann Kolb of Valiton Neb and August Anderson of Driftwood Neb. McCook January 31 31st 15% of a24.

Land claim notice for Charles W. Roper at McCook Nebraska

Lane Office at McCook Nebraska February 2 1884 states that proof will be made before Registers March 1 1884 for Charles W Roper D5 114 east southwest 44 and east 4 northwest 4 section 1 township 2 range west. Witnesses named Nathaniel Myers Allen A Phillips Richard Johnston and H Pickens all of McCook Nebraska 36 61. G L Laws Register

Lane McCook Nes Neb Charles W. Roper Enid Land Nathaniel Myers Allen A. Phillips Richard Johnston H. Pickens G.L. Laws Register

Land notice for homestead in Red Willow Neb

McCook Nebraska February 4 1434 land grant notice lists Jacob Long as receiver with land lot 2 and section six township three north range twenty eight west. Named witnesses and heirs include William Binkley Frank Simpson Royal Buck and Martin Hinck of Red Willow Neb signed G L Laws Keister

Notice of Land Patent Hearing at McCook Nebraska

Notice is hereby given that Solomon Dixon, holder of homestead 743, plans a land activation hearing at McCook Nebraska on March 14 1884 for sections 2 28 township 1 north range 2 west. Witnesses listed include B B Duckworth Stephen Boyer Joseph Murphy and William N Fern all from Danbury Nebraska. Registered by G L Laws Register.

Deserted Wife Files Land Claim Notice at McCook

Notice published March 1 1884 names Lydia J Duvall as deserted wife of Alonzo Duvall claiming a homestead parcel in township 1 north range 5 west located at section 4. Witnesses listed to prove residence and cultivation are William C Shockley Solomon Boyer John L Sellers and Stephen C Boyer all of Stoughton Nebraska. G L Laws Register declares filing with Receiver at McCook Nebraska on April Lith 18s.

Mccook Neb Lydia J. Duvall Alonzo Duvall Homestead William C. Shockley Solomon Boyer John L. Sellers Stephen C. Boyer Stoughton Neb. Wy G. L. Laws Register

Notice of claim and boundary description in McCook

Bessie J. Ausbourne files to support her claim for land in the northeast and other quarters of section 4 and section 24, township 2 north range 0 west, with April 19 1944 deadline. Witnesses Nehemiah Burtless L J Burtless William Pryor and John Whittaker of McCook Neb named for residence and cultivation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Tribune F.M E. M. Kimmell Editors and Publishers Christian Tineholder Adolph Rienchick John M. Huet August Plasmeyer Frederick Plasmeyer Ausus Plasmyere G. V. Hunter J. B. Hunter Culbertson C. Blyhoulden Aug. Hoge Willow Grove John W. Traylor Aaron Colvin Eugene G. Dunham George Fowler Wallace W. Dunham Alexander M. Gregrey John Connor Lemuel Daniels William UC. Shockley James Gregrey Henry H. Pickens Ter Robert Johnson Thoma McInroy Willam W. Fisher Charles A. Fisher Louis F. Fause Joseph Newcomb John P.swanson Joan Kolb Vailton August Anderson Driftwood
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