Veteran of two wars tells Washita battle tale by Monowi attorney
Monowi Neb Nov 27 A Star correspondent recounts M T Post a two war veteran who fought for Custer in the Washita assault against the Cheyenne Arrapaho and Kiowa camps. He describes Sheridan's winter campaign and the battle details including Black Kettle and Major Elliot's detachment.
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Custer
Washita
Monowi
Neb
M. T. Post
Tle
Plains
Sheridan
Frontier
Mr. Post
Oho
Stony River
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Southwest
Department of the Missouri
Leavenworth
Sherman
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Camp Supply
Fter
Blaeck Eattle
Washita Creek
Major Elliot
Garry Owen
Black Kettle
Indiana
Gulf
Salj
Benteen
Venteen
Elliot
California Joe
Soeridan
Calvary
Gregory County Crime Case Dominates Special Term
An important Gregory county case features a man identified as Johnson linked to horse theft from farmer AL Hl. Johnson and a companion were arrested, escaped, recaptured in Lyman county, and again fled. Johnson refuses to reveal the dead companion’s identity, believed to be from a wealthy local family.
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Arthur Ahiman
Omaha
W. F. Ahiman
Thlevity
Misk Margaret Liaubard
Pil Eer
Guttery
Norfolk
Mapes Teft
Gregory
Gregory County
Johnson
AL Hl
Man County
Sherif Sam Shellon
Lyman County
Barrett to Acquire Schwartz Millinery Store
Miss Mae Barrett buys the millinery shop owned by Mrs Joseph Schwartz after five years under Mrs Schwartz. Barrett takes possession December 1 and will operate as Barrett millinery store. Mrs Schwartz may remain in the shop part of the time before her planned departure.
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Mae Barrett
Joseph Schwartz
Miss Barrett
Barret
Schwarta
Taskeep
Little Edward Loucks Described As Very Sick
Little Edward Loucks son of Mr and Mrs 2 tL Loucks has grave heart trouble after typhoid recovery. Relatives Mrs Lo M Tompkins of Inman and Mrs Fred Kinney of Schuyler arrived to help. Leon Tompkins expected Saturday from Inman.
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Little Edward Loucks
Tl. Loucks
Attakk
Lo M. Tompkins
Inman
Fred Kinney
Schuyler
Leon Tompkins
Snowstorm Delivers Four Inches to West Point Area
An old fashioned snow storm hit West Point Nebraska on Wednesday, bringing about four inches of soft wet snow. A light NW wind aided rapid absorption, benefiting winter grain, replenishing soil moisture, and leaving farmers confident for spring work and well-supplied corn cribs.
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West Point
Neb
Wagar Arrest Resumes After Embezzlement Charge
Sioux Falls South Dakota November 27 Former U S commissioner Anson Wagar of Dallas re arrested on a new embezzlement charge involving funds of Nosebud Indian reservation homesteaders totaling eight thousand to twenty five thousand dollars He waived preliminary hearing and a five thousand dollar bond was set for the next federal grand jury Wagar says funds were delayed in proofs and not retained for personal use.
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Wagar
Sioux Falls
S. C
Anson Wagar
United States
Dallas
Carland
United States Court
Postal Frank
Waar
Marscal Edwards
Nosebud
Gregory County
D. J. Conway
United States Distret Land Office
Mitchell
O Neill Defeats Norfolk 5 0 In Thanksgiving Tilt
O Neill beat Norfolk 5 to 0 at the driving park on Thanksgiving afternoon before a large crowd. The decisive touchdown came in the final minute after Norfolk drove to O Neill’s 15 yard line and lost the ball, enabling O Neill to score on a straight football rush.
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O'Neill
Norfolk
Tte
Fancy Playa Norfolk Dominates O Neill in Lopsided Tilt
Norfolk outclassed O Neill with a strong showing as Hig from O Neill carried the heavier load. O Neill slipped to one defeat this season, splitting results with Nelienh. The lineup featured players like Campbell Kolehet and Kane Morrison among others with officials Kelly and Hunter overseeing.
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Norfolk
O'Neill
Nelienh
Norfolk O'Neeill
Cucaetshees
McNichols Andermon
Mint
TNT
Galligher Werekine
Camptell Kolehet
Aes
New Dalsinas
Kane Morrison
AG Kba Dee Wigtin W. Bolero
Kelly
Hunter
Horle Key
District Court Term Open in Madison and Neligh
District Court convenes Monday in Madison under Judge AL AS Welch to hear equity cases for three days. Thursday he proceeds to Neligh to complete the term, then returns to Madison Monday to hear jury trials. About one hundred cases on docket, including three criminal cases and many divorce actions. The Norfolk area is tied to the Herrick suit and sidewalk damage suits.
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District Court
AL AS Welch
Madison
Equity
Welch
Neligh
Caase
Clhiris Lenssen
Barnhart
Rueene v. King
Newman Grove
Lenser
Norfolk
Willy
Chadron Academy Beats Pine Ridge in Football
In Chadron Nebraska on Saturday the Chadron Congregational academy defeated Pine Ridge agency government school in a football game at Pine Ridge Field. The Academy scored 18 points to Pine Ridge 10 in a hotly contested contest with standout plays from the academy.
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Pine Ridge
Chadron High Introduces Formal Training Department
The training department at Chadron High School, directed by Miss Celia M. Chase, is praised as highly beneficial. Under supervision of Superintendent R. J. Elliott, the program attracts many students and county teachers seeking post graduate and normal training courses.
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Chadron
Neb
Chadron High School
R. J. Elliott
Celia M. Chase
University of Chicago
Wayne Normal College
Lynch Farmer Badly Injured in Hay Load Accident
Joseph Vallen of Lynch Nebraska was thrown from a load of hay last week and injured internally. He will be moved to Omaha hospital as soon as he can travel.
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Lynch
Neb
Joseph Vallen
Omaha
Pioneer real estate man L. M. Gaylord dies at 65
L. M. Gaylord, pioneer real estate and insurance man in Norfolk, died at 8 50 Thanksgiving morning at his Philip avenue home near the Methodist church. He had suffered a slow decline for some time and a paralytic breakdown after a long illness. He was sixty five years old.
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L. M. Gaylord
Pioneer
Norfolk
Philip Avenue
Methodist Church
Norfolk pioneer Gaylord obituary notes extensive ties and family
Mr. Gaylord arrived in Norfolk in 1872 and built a landholdings career in real estate and insurance. He served as an officer of Prospect Cemetery, secretary of Jornal Masente lodge for nine years, and belonged to the Myatio Lesson. He was born in New York in 1840s, spent time in Chicago, and leaves a wife Mrs. Easil Matthes and a daughter. A funeral will be held at the Methodist church at 2:30 Saturday with Masonic auspices under pastor De W Kay.
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A. G. Baldwin
Murtsmouth
Neb
Tom Coyne
O'Neill
Irs. Marrick
Meadow Grove
Norfolk
William Altiman
Wakefield
Rena Olmated
Pierce
Schemel of Hoskins
Maude Roos
Doane College
Sol G. Mayer
Chiengzo
Linegin
Dave Johinson
Basin
Wyo
Dr. &. Ba Brush
Charles Landers
State University
Spencer Butterfield
Ames College
Sophia Nethaway
West Point
KE. Nethaway
Ethel Doughty
Margaret Austin
Georgia Austin
Inman
R. ¥. Wallick
Schwartz
Omaha
Father Moore
Newcastle
Father Buckley
J. F. Poucher
Methodist Church
Stanton
First Methodist Church
L. M. Beeler
J. R. Morris
D. Nees
Morris
Nye, Schneider, Fowler Grain Company
Rees
Norfolk Elks
Columbus
South Platte Territory
Sioux City
Howard Beymer
Junction
Northwestern
Grand Island
Union Pacific
Beymer
W. H. Shippee
Long Pine
Newport
Shinpee
Parker
State Dental Board
Lincoln
Nebraska
Old Point Comfort
Madison Thesday
Board of Commissioners
Burr Taft
John Malone
Jack Koenigstein
James Nichols
Arlington
Fremont
Gaylord
Flo
New York
Haa Con
Prospect Hel Cemetery Association
Jornal Masente Lodge
Chicago
Easil Matthes
Marcus Gaylord
Bath
N. Y
W Kay
Smashed Eye With Screw Driver Incident
Hert Walton of Lou Fourth street suffered a severe eye injury from a Thanksgiving accident while using a screwdriver to hang a door. Doctors fear potential loss of his left eye as the incident is investigated.
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Hert Walton
Lou Fourth Street
Walton
Eye injury from slipped screwdriver in left eye
Report of a severe eye wound caused by a screwdriver slip affecting the left eye. Dr W L T Miger Whe was called to attend, noting damage beyond the inner eye portion.
Prisoners Locked In Sioux Falls Penitentiary
New prisoners include George Williams and Ole Thinnell held for grand larceny after stealing a steamboat. They lodeed near a landing at Plore but were marooned on an island and captured. Jack Williams and Vince Kovar also entered the penitentiary. Williams for a felony, serving one year. Kovar to serve five years on a non statutory charge.
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New South Dakota
Rioux Pall
Durie
Sioux Falls
George Wiiama
Olle Thinnell
Logan
Hordes County
Plore
Benine
Pierge
Jack Williams
Ennos
Custer County
Willams
Vince Kovar
Sherif Torswill
Himlin County
Kovar
Robbery Suspect Pat Welsh Arrested in Pare Bank Case
Sheri Hywll reports a suspect named Pat Welsh, home unknown, arrested in connection with the Farmers Bank robbery in Pare Tuesday and jailed locally. Sheriff Hall also brought two men from Ewing named Laetzel on charges of stealing corn from Charles Seber’s farm south of Ewing.
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O'Neill
Sheri Hywll
Browght Boack
Prisobery
Farmers Bank
Pat Welsh
Bank Robbery Sparks Hunt in Holt County
A five man gang robbed Farmers Bank at Page Wednesday morning and four members fled east toward Sioux City. One robber was captured in Rowing and jailed at O Neill. A total reward of 850 is offered by the bank Holt county and local businessmen. Robbers used dynamite in failed safe entry and alarms were avoided by hotel guests watching from windows.
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Aoman
Holt County
Farmers Bank
Page
Rowing
O'Neill
Sioux City
Mr. Smith
T. C. Cantwell
Cantwell
Elerand
Fr. KR. Baker
Bl& M
Wis
Order of Hearing on Original Probate of Will
In the county court of Madison county Nebraska The State of Nebraska Madison County To all persons interested in the estate The notice calls for a hearing on the original probate of a will filed in the matter papers of the estate. The court invites all interested parties to appear and present their claims or objections by the specified date.
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Madison County
Neb
Nebraska
Probate Hearing Scheduled On Wilmiford Will
Notice issued in Madison county court states a will purportedly of Cipeline i. Marhey is being probated. A hearing for letters testamentary is set for Monday, December 28, at noon in the county court, with publication in the Norfolk Weekly Newsjournal for five weeks prior.
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Tate
Careline H Parley
Stitt Madison County
Cipeline
Mar
Marios
Doremter
Courh
Vidi
Hloner
Norfolk Weekly Newsfournal
Taos
William Bates
Garden Guide and Descriptive Seed Price List
Seeds including snake and other cucumber prehistoric corn sweet and fleld pencilaria squash melon mammoth sunflower and hundreds of other seeds one cent and up per packet direct from grower to planter Free garden guide and price list Address H M Gardner seed grower Marengo Nebraska.
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H. M. Gardner
Marengo
Nebraska
Wanted Norfork man to handle expiring subs and new business
Success Magazine seeks a man in Norfolk to renew subscriptions and secure new business by special methods. Permanent position pays 1.50 dollars per day with commission option. Requires references. Apply RB. C. Peacock, 102, Success Magazine Blog, New York.
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Success Magazine
Norfolk
RB. C. Peacock
New
Cottage Hotel Refurnished at Norfolk Junction
The Cottage Hotel at Norfolk Junction offers first class rooms with tea and warm rooms. Rooms are cheap without board and can be provided on request managed by Mrs Alpha Brown Astrola tikt.
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Norfolk Junction
Alpha Brown
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