24 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
1
The county commissioners of Lincoln County Nebraska are called to meet in Special Session on April 25 1900 to protect the county interest in delinquent land taxes in court and to transact any other business before the board.
Urges granting teachers a vacation of sufficient length to attend the West Nebraska Teachers Association session in North Platte on April 27 and 28. BERTHA THOELECKE, Co. Supt. Grand Island council weighs electric light plant ownership for street lighting city hall and waterworks. Forecast notes about two weddings a week through June 1 if reports hold true.
Nebraska county convention opens with Wm Woodhurst chair and Geo French secretary. Resolutions praise McKinley, seek unity, and note Lincoln county’s shift from populist rule. H. S. Ridgely named county attorney nominee. Delegates chosen for state, congressional, and legislative races. Ira Ly. Bare elected county chairman. A. S. Baldwin and A. H. Davis named secretary roles.
Harry Murrin and Miss Libbie Post were married at five o'clock yesterday morning in St. Patrick's church by Rev. Thos Haley. The bride wore white and was escorted by the groom's sister Delia Murrin. groom attended by Ed Daly. A wedding breakfast followed at the home of Mrs. J F Sayre, sister of the groom.
Buyers are the jury who have found unanimously for our harness. They have tried it and know the facets of the case. A good set of harness is strong well made and durable and gives the horse an appearance of style. Our figures are inside for harness and strap work.
A popular young fireman in the employ of the Union Pacific earns widespread praise as the TRUME extends its usual congratulations to him and his colleagues.
Wm Haist returns from Chicago where he had been making home. A Sullivan sold fat hogs at North Platte. Mrs Funkhouser and Phen Icie shopped in the county seat. J H Cleaver and family left for Colorado with several wagons and stock. A dance at the Gibbon home. W H Hill did business in Paxton. Mrs Seibert outbound to Cheyenne. James Sadle injured by a horse kick. Shinkle crew baling hay for Seeberger Co. Cream separator meeting April 26 at Nichole school house. Bailey family back in Belvidere. Xavier Toillion pleased with Fremont location. Prospects for crops considered fine with growing grain and potatoes. Gambling in Kershey criticized. Seeberger Co. cattle at Hershey. Epworth League held ice cream festival. Canal company adding checks. Magnusson injured by falling pump. Spurrier moves fence from Feeken to Furr land. Corn planting hoped this week. Koch buys Poland China sow near Hershey. Wowler and Davenport bought horses nearby. Owen Bros Norfolk win grading contract for Cheyenne to Omaha double track. Excavation figures and $50 000 contract cited.
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