Second Congressional District Republican Convention Notice
The Republican electors of Nebraska's Second District invite delegates from all counties to Hastings on April 22 1684 at 7:00 PM to choose two district delegates for the National Republican Convention in Chicago on June 1 1684 at 7:30 PM. Representation is set by vote for J M Hiatt. proxies allowed only for county residents. J B McDowell Chairman Farmury March 1 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Hastings
Chicago
J.B. McDowell
Farma»Ury
Republican electors set convention for Red Willow county
Red Willow county electors invite delegates from seven precincts to a Saturday April 12 1884 convention in Indianola to choose four delegates to district and state conventions. Precincts are Driftwood Indianola Willow Grove Danbury Beaver East Valley and Gerver with representation based on votes for J M Hiatt for Regent. Meetings suggested March 20 1854 from 1 to 7 pm. signatures Joan J Lamburn secretary Hocknell chairman.
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Red Willow Courty
Indianola
Baturday
J. M. Hiatt
Regent of State University
Willow Grove
Driftwood Indianola
Red Willow
East Valley
Danbury
Beaver
Joan J. Lamburn
Gro
Kenesaw Times Exchange Opens with Local Journal Esteem
The Kenesaw Times editors, led by Geo. T. Williams, celebrate a cordial exchange program showcasing a neat, well-edited local journal atmosphere. This note signals ongoing collaboration and mutual respect in regional press.
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Kenesaw Times
Geo. T. Williams
President Antour Visits General Grant in Washington
President Antour paid a lengthy call on General Grant at his Washington hotel on Saturday, stirring reactions among political insiders who are now unsettled by the encounter.
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Antour
General Grant
Washington
Governor signs bill sparks mock presidential bid
A light-hearted remark notes how a minor official’s signing of a popular bill prompts a quip about the governor’s potential presidential run. The line hints at public impatience with political ritual without naming individuals.
Mississippi Flood Rises Toward Record Heights
The lower Mississippi already surges as floodwaters threaten the valley and early returns suggest the stream will soon surpass all prior records, overwhelming the region in days.
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Mississippi
Powers plans new Frontier county journal for Wymerian editor
A. E. Powers, editor of the Wymerian on the Wymore exchange, intends starting a paper in Frontier county. If Frontier can support a journal they would welcome it with confidence and expectancy.
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A. E. Powers
Wymerian
Wymore Exchange
Frontier County
Frontier
Pulpit Ally Advocates Ink Powered Campaigns
In a shared report from Omaha and Lincoln papers the press promotes a close tie between a church figure nicknamed "Deacon" Inger and his favorable pulpit stance. E Rosewater, a leading advertiser, backs the effort, asserting faith in printer's ink to sustain momentum.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Rosey
Ingersoll
E. Rosewater
Diplomatic Etiquette and Court Etiquette Tensions
The passage notes a minister to Germany and Sargent accepting a dinner with the Emperor, suggesting respect for invitations despite potential refusals. It compares American desire to observe court forms with other powers’ seeming indifference to American interests and opinions.
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Germany
Sargent
America
Kansas lieutenant governor reports cattle disease causes
The Kansas Lieutenant Governor concludes the cattle illness is not foot and mouth disease. He cites extreme cold, saline water, and alkali in soil as aggravating factors and notes these do not explain outbreaks seen in Iowa and Illinois.
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Kansas
Iowa
County Central Committee Calls for Delegates Convention
The chairman directs precincts to send delegates to a convention in Indianola on Saturday April 5 at 1 PM to elect four delegates to district and state conventions. Precinct meetings are recommended Saturday March 29 from 1 to 7 PM to choose the delegates.
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County Central Committee
Indianola
Carpenter acquittal stirs Logan county murder debate
Orrin A. Carpenter, cleared in the Zora Burns killing at Petersburg Illinois, faces continued risk of anger from locals. A circular calls a two o'clock Wednesday meeting to discuss the trial and seek swift punishment for criminals. Journal notes Carpenter may know more than he reveals and urges calm before new evidence emerges.
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Orrin A. Carpenter
Zora Burns
Petersburg
Ill
Logan County
Carpenter
Fast mails and trains of the era and speeds
The Commercial Gazette notes the New York to Chicago fast mail reaches about 35 miles per hour. The Flying Dutchman on broad gauge hits 46.6 mph, and the Flying Scotchman on narrow gauge 48.2 mph. The great fast mail trails the Pennsylvania Limited Express by two hours five minutes.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
New York
Chicago
England
Pennsylvania Road
F. m
Fast mail train proposed on B and M line
The Gazette Journal notes whisperings of a new fast mail train service on the B and M line from Omaha to Denver. It argues faster trains will shorten travel time, bring Nebraska closer to Chicago New York and Washington, and represents a major benefit to residents if General Gresham and managers approve the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Denver
Chicago
New York
Washington
Gresham
Gazette—Journal
Huntington seeks Connecticut charter for Southern Pacific
The article accuses Huntington of pursuing a distant charter from the Connecticut Legislature for the Southern Pacific railway. Connecticut legislators doubt the project’s benefit and question why Huntington travels far from home to obtain the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Connecticut
Southern Pacific Railway
Mr. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Bec
Dynamite Rumors Spark Continental Press Debate
The Tut Commercial Advertiser argues the United States faces undue abuse from British and continental papers over dynamite manufacture. It notes Vienna is unsettled by discoveries of dynamite booms found in the city alleged to be made in Switzerland. Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
United States
Vienna
Switzerland
Widow contests will over eccentric bequests
The widow of a deceased Michigan man who left five thousand dollars to his favorites Josh Billings and Eli Perkins and to Artemus Ward’s mother, challenges the will claiming the old man was crazy and lacked humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Josh Billings
Eli Perkins
Artemus Ward
Second Congressional District Convention Planned for April
The notice announces a convention for the Second Congressional District to be held on April 22 in Hastings. The apportionment follows the same basis as the State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Ex Manor Wives and Odd Numbers Mentioned
A short, pointed note mentions Ex Manor having eighteen wives and Brigham Young as nineteen known to El Mahdi of the western world. The passage suggests El M. adding another wife soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex Manor
Brigham Young
el M
German Americans in New York raise 100000 for Carl Schurz
Leading German American citizens in New York mobilize a purse of 100000 dollars as a token of appreciation for Carl Schurz and his public services. The article notes financial concerns at ColoraPco as a poor site for national banks, with State National of Boulder being the most recent to rise.
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New York
Carl Schurz
CoLoRapCo
Boulder
Nepotistic Saloon Petition Nets No License in Dunpar
In Dunpar Nebraska a petition for a saloon license was manipulated by transferring a town lot nine times in one day to meet qualifications. The scheme, devised by well known patrons, failed as authorities refused to grant the license despite the cleverness of the maneuver.
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Dunpar
Neb
Society Notes on Mrs. Leslie's Cross Channel Engagement
Announcement records Mrs. Frank Leslie's engagement to Marquis de Leuville, an old French nobleman. She earlier wed Er. G. Squier and then Lie Leslie who used the name Carter. Now she pursues a third match with a count known for courting wealthy American women, though she remains a capable businesswoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leslie
Marquis de Leuville
Leslie
Europe
Er. G. Squier
Nicaragua
Carter
Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup Sample Promotion
Dr. B L Green offers free sample bottles of Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup to prove its efficacy. He warrants every bottle sold to give satisfaction and invites calls for a sample bottle.
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8. L. Green
Green
Timber-culture entry cancellation urged in Red Willow County
Land Office McCook Nebraska reports Andrew C Modle contests Wilken B McClure timber-culture entry 709 dated May 26 1879 on southeast quarter section 30 township 4 north range 30 west Red Willow Nebraska. Alleged failure to plant trees seeds or cuttings cultivate for over two years and claim of abandonment. Parties summoned to appear April 15 1894 at 11 am to testify.
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Sammie D. McClain
Lewis Farner
North Platte
Neb
Red Willow County
Nebraska
U. 8. Land Office
McCook
Andrew C. Modle
Wilken B. McClure
Wilson B. McClure
G. L. Laws
Register
U. S&s. Land Office
Joseph H. Cine
Arthur F. Hitchcock
Land Office Notice of Homestead Abandonment Case
Cynthia A. Starbuck sues Charles A. Kisson to cancel his homestead entry 2052 in Red Willow County Nebraska. Parties must appear April 7 1884 at 9 oclock A M to testify on alleged abandonment per Register I G L Laws.
McGriff Sues for Abandoned Homestead Entries in Red Willow
McGriff sues Wilbur and Sylvester Wilbur over alleged abandonment of two homestead entries in Red Willow County Nebraska. Both cases set hearings at the McCook Land Office on April 10 and April 11, 1884, at 10:00 AM to present testimony and respond to cancellation actions.
Timber culture dispute in Nebraska land office case
U S and S land office at McCook Nebraska issues a summons in the timber culture case Joseph H Cine against Arthur F Hitchcock for failure to plant and cultivate timber on block 29 township 4 north May 26 1879. The complaint states the tract is abandoned and overgrown and the parties must appear April 15 at 11 o clock AM.
Land Office Notice of Homestead Abandonment Hearing
Complaint filed by Darios C. Sibbitt against Dorval C. Goll seeks cancellation of Goll’s North Platte homestead entry 1504 dating September 17, 1879. Abandonment alleged for NW quarter section 2 township 1 north range 28 west Red Willow County Nebraska. hearing set April 16, 1884 at 1 PM. G L Laws, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
McCook
Nebraska
Darios C. Sibbitt
Dorval C. Goll
North Platte
Neb
Red Willow County
G. L. Laws
Register
Land Office Notice of Timber-Culture Entry Contention
Complaint filed by John W Heipe against Henry Bantilets over timber culture entry 900 dated July 5 1878 North Platte Neb 5 acres not broken within 1 year 10 acres within 2 years no cultivation or planting reported southeast quarter section 30 township 1 north range 29 west Red Willow county Nebraska summoned to appear May ith 1884 at 1 o'clock PM to testify and respond G L Laws Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Land Office
McCook
Newraska
Martin McGriff
Sylvester Wilbur
North Plane
Neb
Range
Red Willow County
Nebraska
G. L. Laws
Register
U. 5
John W. Heipe
Henry Brutilets
North Platte
Henry Bantilets
Timber culture entry contested by land office in McCook Neb
Francis M. Reed sues Alonzo A. Duvall claiming failure to break cultivate or plant trees on land in Red Willow county Neb as of July 15 1883 and seeks cancellation of timber culture entry 1667. Parties must appear at the U S land office McCook on April 21 1884 at 1 PM to testify.
Timber culture cancellation notice in Red Willow County Neb
U S Land Office McCook Neb March 20 1884 Stewart E Hoge files against Joseph M Duffy for failure to plant trees or cultivate timber culture land north Platte Oct 24 1879 upon the southeast quarter of section 18 township 4 north range 29 west Red Willow with order to appear May 1 1884 at 10 a m to testify about alleged noncompliance and weed growth 45 G L Laws Register
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U. S. Land Office
McCook
Neb
Stewart E. Hoge
Joseph M. Duffy
North Platte
Red Willow County
G. L
Laws
Notice of land entry abandonment hearing in Red Willow County Nebraska
U S land office at McCook Nebraska issues summons for Thomas B Carnaban versus Sarah Miller over homestead entry 1665 dated October 29 1879 in Red Willow County Nebraska southeast quarter section 2 township 4 north range 29 west to appear April 2 1884 at 10 a m to respond and testify regarding alleged abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Land Office
McCook
Neb
Thomas B. Carnaban
Sarah Miller
North Platte
Range
Red Willow County
Nebraska
Homestead Abandonment Case Casts Testimony in Red Willow
McCook Neb March 25 1884 One John Fredricks sues Chapman Scudder over entry 2061 abandoned homestead northeast quarter section 2 wastes north range 30 west Red Willow county Nebraska. Parties summoned to appear May 7 184 at 10 am to testify on alleged abandonment before Register G L Laws.
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Land Office
McCook
Neb
John Fredricks
Chapman
Scudder
North Platte
Nebraska
Red Willow County
G. L, Laws, Register
Timber culture contest against Ennis in McCook filing
Samuel Ellis files a timber culture contest against William D. Ennis for failure to comply with timber culture entry 1062 dated October 6 1879 at North Platte Nebraska. The case seeks cancellation of the entry and asserts no planting has occurred on the southeast quarter of section 7 township 1 north range 2 west. Plaintiffs summon Ennis to appear May 5 1884 at 10 a.m. to testify in the matter. G L Laws, Register.
US Land Office Notice Against Hutchinson for Entry 889
Nels J. Johnson files action against Ed Hutchinson for failure to comply with timer culture entry 889 in Red Willow county Nebraska. Hutchinson allegedly did not break the second five acres nor cultivate or plant trees seeds or cuttings on the southwest quarter section 18 township 1 north range 29 west by September 6 1879 and must appear April 26 at 10 a.m. to respond and testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
McCook, Neb
Nels. J. Johnson
Ed. Hutchinson
North Platte
Neb
Red Willow County
I. G. L. Laws, Register
Homestead Abandonment Suit Noted in McCook Office
Antoine Pro sues John Cowles to cancel entry 2120 dated March 20 1880 for Northwest Quarter Township 4 North Range 3 West Red Willow County Nebraska The parties are summoned to appear April 9 at 1 PM in the McCook land office to testify on abandonment and cancellation proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Land Office
McCook, Neb
Antoine Pro
John Cowles
North Platte
Neb
Red Willow
G. L. Ws, Register
Homestead abandonment suit filed in Red Willow County
McCook Nebraska March 15 1884 by dende Smith against Marcus H Kinner for abandoning entry 1065 dated May 1 1879 at North Platte Neb in Red Willow County with a view to cancellation. Respondents must appear April 12 184 at 1 PM to testify.
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U. 8. Land Office
McCook
Neb
Dende Smith
Marcus
Kinner
North Platte
Red Willow County
G. L. Laws
Register
Abandonment Case In Red Willow County Neb.
Thomas ep against William Snyder for abandoning homestead entry 2121 dated March 9 1850 at North Platte Neb. The parties must appear May 3 1884 at 10 o clock A M to respond and provide testimony regarding the alleged abandonment in Red Willow county Nebraska within the east and west halves of section 4 township 30 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Landoffice
McCook
Nebraska
Cynthia A. Starbuck
Charles A. Kisson
North Platte
Neb
Red Willow County
A. M
G. L. Laws
Register
U. S. Land Office
Thomas Ep
William Snyder
Pawnaee
Brent v Jones Failure to Cultivate Timber Land Entry
Arthur J. Brent sues William M. Jones over failure to break ten acres cultivate ten acres and plant trees on the NW quarter of section 4 township 3 north range 28 west Red Willow county Nebraska under timber culture law entry 400 dated November 1 1875. The case seeks cancellation of the entry with a court appearance summons issued by G L Laws Register.
Land Office summons in Rogers homestead cancellation case
McCook Nebraska February 1 1881 Martha J Jamison against James A Rogers for abandoning homestead entry No 54 dated August 10 1883 in Red Willow county Nebraska Southwest quarter section 34 township 5 north range 28 west. Parties summoned to appear May 16 at 1 PM to respond and testify.
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U. 3
Land Office
McCook
Neb
Martha J. Jamison
James A. Rogers
Red Willow County
Nebraska
Sais
McCook Legal Notice on Timber Culture Entry 1004 Case
Susan Koop sues Zachary T Field in McCook Nebraska over failure to comply with timber culture entry 1004 dated September 15 1879 North Platte. The notice says Field did not cultivate any of the southeast quarter of section 24 township 1 north range 1 west and failed to plant trees seeds or cuttings since entry. Parties are summoned to appear May 3 1884 at 1 PM to testify on the alleged neglect. Register G L Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
McCook
Neb
Susan Koop
Zachary T. Field
North Platte
Range
Red Willow County
G. L. Laws
Terrill Entry Cancellation Action In Heal Willow County Neb
Willis A. Gerver sues Julius O Terrill to cancel a culture entry dated May 23 1879 in Heal Willow county Neb alleging failure to break five acres plant trees seed or cuttings for two years abandonment weeds and grass and lack of cultivation. Contestants must appear April 10 at Lovelock P M to respond with testimony per Register G L Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
McCook
Neb
Willis A. Gerver
Julius O. Terrill
North Platte
Heal Willow County
Julius ©. Terrill
Lovelock
P. M
G. L. Laws
Register
Final Proof Notices for Joseph L Springer Land Claim
Lasd Office McCook Nebraska March 2 1884 notice that Joseph L Springer has filed final proof for his land claim northeast 4 southeast 4 section 7 and north 4 northwest 4 and southeast northwest 1 section township 4 north range 2 west before Register McCook on May 8 1884 witnesses Thomas Scofield James Spaulding F Turner and Daniel Doyle all of Box Elder Nebraska G L Laws Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasd
McCook
Nen
Neb
Joseph L. Springer
Thomas Scofield
James Spaulding
F. Turner
Daniel Doyle
Box Elder
G. L. Laws
Register
Land Office Notice for Homestead Proof at McCook Neb
Land Office at McCook Nebraska dated February 24 1884 notifies John L Sellers filing for homestead on south west quarter of section four range twenty four west. To prove continuous residence and cultivation he names James B Miller Wilber F Saunders Robert Anoley and Solomon Boyer all of Stoughton Nebraska. G L Laws Register announces April 15 1884 hearing.
McCook Land Claim Notice Lists Witnesses and Bounds
February 25th ISS tier and Receiver at McCook Nebraska announces April 21st 18% homestead claim for Christian Blaeholder. Property lies west northwest 4 section 17 and north 42 northeast 4 section 18 township 3 north range 30 west. Witnesses Adolph Rieschick John M Huet August Plasmeyer and Frederick Plasmeyer of McCook Nebraska.
Settler Isabelle Hickling Files Land Claim in McCook
Land Office notice from McCook Nebraska announces Isabelle E. Hickling seeks final proof to support her claim on the northeast quarter of section 9 township 3 north range 29 west. Witnesses named are Lyman L. Miller Ira G. Wickwire Wesley M. Sanderson and George Leland all of McCook Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Nen
Maredith
Neb
Isabelle E. Hickling
Lyman L. Miller
Ira G. Wickwire
Wesley M. Sanderson
George Leland
G. L, Laws
Register
Land Office Notice of Final Proof in McCook Nebraska
Land Office at McCook Nebraska March 18 184 to make final proof in support of her claim Anna Heberling for the southeast northwest and other fractional sections in township 5 north range 3 west to May 9 1884 witnesses James Campbell P O Cramer of Usburn Nebraska M F Tanner of Carrico Nebraska G L Laws Register.
Piswlan Final Proof Notice for James B Miller Land Claim
Notice is given that James B Miller has filed for final proof to establish his homestead claim for the northwest quarter section 20 township 1 north range 28 west at McCook Nebraska before Rowin ter and Receiver on Monday April 7, 158. Witnesses include Wilber F Saunders Solomon Roger John L Sollers and John Connor. G L Laws, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M New
Rowinter
McCook
Neb
James B. Miller
Wes Atéth
Wilber F. Saunders
Solomon Roger
John L. 8Ollers
John Connor
Mies Stoughton
Land Office Notice at McCook Nebraska 1884
Lydia J. Duvail, deserted wife of Alonzo Duvall, files proof for homestead M5 in the southeast section 20 township 1 north range 24 west. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation: William C. Shockley Solomon Hoyer John L. Sellers Stephen C. Boyer, all of Stoughton Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
New
Ter
Neb
Lydia J. Duvail
Alonzo Duvall
William C. Shockley
Solomon Hoyer
John L. Sellers
Stephen c. Boyer
Stoughton
G. L. Laws
Register
Notice of Final Proof for Bessie J. Ausbourne in McCook
March 1 1884 postal notice states settlor Bessie J Ausbourne D S 100 will file final proof April 1 before Register or Receiver at McCook Neb for land in northeast quarter, section 4 township and range west. Witnesses Nehemiah Burtless L J Burtless William Pryor John Whittaker all of McCook Neb. G L Laws Register
Final proof notice for land claim at McCook Nebraska
Lasp office at McCook Nebraska February 2 44. Named settler has fled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. Proof will be made before Register and Receiver at McCook Nebraska on Tuesday April 14 1884 for the northeast 1/4 section 45 township 1 north range west. Witnesses: John Connor Lemuel Daniels William C Shockley James Gregrey all of Stoughton Nebraska. G L Laws Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasp
Mccook
Nen
Neb
Alexander M. Gregrey
John Connor
Lemuel Daniels
William C. Shockley
James Gregrey
Stoughton
G. L. Laws
Settleer
Metook
James W. McClinawhan
Fannie
John Bo Meserve
William W. Fisher
Richard Johnson
James Hatfield
McCook, Neb
Register
IBM
Nathan Q. Wickwire
Robert 3. Cooley
John Conner
G.L. Laws
Nes
Mareh Lith
Edwin L. Phares
E. J. Allington
J. W. Sewell
T. E. D. Pollock
Samuel B. Pollock
Danbury
Settler Names Witnesses for Homestead Proof in Red Willow
Charles Appleton files for final proof on his 2712 northeast quarter of section 2, township 4 north range 27 west, Red Willow county Nebraska. The hearing will be before County Judge H. M. Ashmore at Indianola on Saturday April 1, 1894, with witnesses Robert H. Thomas B F Quigley Charles B Hoag and Charles Reddish of Indianola Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc'ook
New
H. M. Ashmore
Red Willow County
Indianola
Neb
Charles Appleton
Robert H. Thomas
B. F. Quigley
Charles B. Hoag
Charles Reddish
G. L. Laws
Register
Land notice for John W. Traylor homestead claim
John W. Traylor, settler, files notice of intention to make final proof for his homestead claim in McCook Nebraska. He lists four witnesses Aaron Colvin Eugene G Dierham George Fowler and Wallace W Dunham to prove residence and cultivation of the south half of section 1 township 1 north range 2 west with a hearing on April 15, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Colvin
Eugene G. Dierham
George Fowler
Wallace W. Dunham
Stoughton
G. L. Laws
Register
Land Office Notice of Claim in McCook Nebraska
Land Office at McCook Nebraska February 2 1844 notice that James W McClinawhan DS 137 for southeast quarter northeast quarter and adjacent parcels claims land and will prove residence and cultivation at Metook Nebraska on April 8 1844 with witnesses John Bo Meserve William W Fisher Richard Johnson and James Hatfield all of McCook Nebraska registered by G L Laws Register
Land Claim Notice For McCook Area Land Entry
Land office notice of intent to prove continuous residence and cultivation on the northeast quarter of section 34, township 1, range West, located near McCook. Witnesses named include Nehermitoh Burtless Lavitte Murthess Andy Boyer and Charles Jacobs, all of Metlock. Deadline set for April 9th, 1884 before a registrar or receiver.
Land Office Notices at McCook Nebraska February 18 1884
Land Office at McCook Nebraska announces filings for the public reserve claims with proofs to be made before the Register or Receiver on March 28 1884. Francis M Golay and Melissa Hess appear for sections 20 and 5 in township north range west, listing witnesses Fredrick Yount Baldwin Kingsland Jesse Ashton and James E Dolph all from Danbury Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
New
Francis M. Golay
Melisse Hess
D. S
Fredrick Yount
Balwird Kingsland
Jesse ©. Ashton
James E. Dolph
Danbury
Neb
G. L. Laws
Register
Notice of claimant Wickwire fleeing settlement claim
Notice is given that Nathan Q. Wickwire, a claimed settler, fled his intended entry as a homestead claimant at McCook Nebraska on April 15. He lists witnesses Robert Cooley John Conner William Shockley and Lemuel Daniels of Stoughton Nebraska to prove continued residence and land holding. G L Laws Register.
McCook Land Claim Filing Notice 1884
Edwin L. Phares files for homestead proof at McCook Nebraska on Monday April 1 1884 for east 41 and north 3 northwest 44 sections 26 35 township 1 north range 28 west. Witnesses: E J Allington J W Sewell T E D Pollock and Samuel B Pollock of Danbury Nebraska.
Land proof hearing set for Nellie Johnston in McCook Nebraska
February 20 1984 the proof will be made before the Register at McCook Nebraska on Wednesday April 4 Nellie Johnston D 5 No 43 for the northwest southeast quarter and southwest quarter of section 9 township specified witnesses are Charles W Rippe r Nathaniel Meyers Frank Livehart and Allen Phillipps all of McCook Nebraska before G L Laws Register
Notice of final proof in land claim
February 23 1864 notice of intention to make final proof before Hertis on April 2 1864 by August Plismyere for homestead 45 southwest quarter section 5 north range 30 west located Culbertson Willow Grove Nebraska with witnesses G V Hunter J B Hunter C Blyhoulden and Aug Hoge named.
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E. M. Kimmell
Editors and Publishers
Republican County Convention
The
Hallett Book CO
Portland
Maine
H. Hallett & CO
Perusud
Awork
Lsk
Hiram K. Bixler
Timothy Donivan
Red Wittow
George W. Cline
Moses W. McReynolds
Moses W. Mckteynolds
U. 8
William W. Wilbur
Thomas Boyle
James Goosfrey
S. Land Office
Francis M. Reed
Alonzo A. Duvall
Samuel Ellis
William D. Ennis
Arthur J. Brent
William M. Jones
Robert
Noley
Solomon Boyer
Ot Stoughton
Christian Blaeholder
Homestead
Fur
Anna Heberling
I. N. Ete
James Campbell
P.O. Cramer
Usburn
M. F. Tanner
Carrico
Settlor
Bessie J. Ausbourne
Nehemiah Burtless
L. J. Burtless
William Pryor
John Whittaker
Keiter
William L. Pryor
Beames
Iss
Nellie Johnston
Rance
Charles W. Ripper
Nathaniel Meyers
Frank Livehart
Allen Phillipps
Iskt
Hertister
August Plismyere
G.V. Hunter
J.B. Hunter
Culbertson
C. Blyhoulden
Aug. Hoge
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