Howard McMichael lands F. L. Mooney residence contract
Town and county items report Howard McMichael securing the contract to build F. L. Mooney's new home. Various local notices include marriages, approvals, church events, and philanthropic appeals amid town’s weekly updates.
Workman Seriously Injured at Union Pacific Yard
Elmer Bosworth of Kansas, a bridge gang worker for Union Pacific, suffered serious internal injuries when a rope broke while lifting a tie at the new stock yards. He was taken to St Luke's hospital and underwent surgery Tuesday afternoon. doctors report his condition favorable for a speedy recovery.
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Elmer Bosworth
Kansas
Union Pacific
New Stock Yards
Bosworth
St. Luke's Hospital
Sentenced to the Penitentiary for Grand Larceny
James Williams, a colored man employed at coal chutes, was arrested Tuesday for grand larceny. Pleading guilty, he faced Judge Grimes who sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary. Taken to Lincoln by Sheriff Miltenberger, Williams had been under suspicion after brass missing from the railroad company was traced to him. About 500 pounds total alleged theft.
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James Williams
Sullivan
Grimes
Lincoln
Miltenberger
Williams
West Seventh Street
North River
Social Roundup Of Visitors And Local Travel In Town
G W Stroup of Omaha transacted business in town Wednesday. Dozens of residents and visitors arrive or depart from town including Bertha Crab of Ogallala, Mrs P H McEvoy and son Charles, Ray Langford and two sons from Cody Wyoming, Miss Helen Lundgren from Denver, Miss Pearl Koontz headed to eastern state relatives, J Carlisle of Lander, and many others. The notes follow visits to Omaha, Denver, Cheyenne, Ogden, Gothenburg, and Dubuque with spouses, children, and traveling engineers. Several fishing trips are planned to Saratoga and rail and motorcycle travelers visit nearby cities including Denver and Cheyenne. Mrs Harriet McDonald and Ruth of Mastoria Ohio arrive for relatives’ visit. a long list of short comings and returns conclude the column.
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North Platte
Julesburg
Colorado
Denver
New Mexico
Wyoming
North Platte Telephone Company
State Railway Commission
Frank Winn
Kearney
Helen Minshall
Mary Winn
Lexington
Gothenburg
Jon
Stone
Vanderhoof
Will Turpie
Clinton
Jeweler
Optican
G. W. Stroup
Omaha
Bertha Crab
Ogalalla
P. H. McEvoy
Charles
Ray Langford
Cody
Wyo
John States
Columbus
Helen Lundgren
Thos. F. Healy
Pearl Koontz
J. Carlisle
Lander
Ihome
Harry Fleishman
Sam Richards
F. J. McDonough
L. Hughsnieder
Scranton
J. Harrigan
Marie
Irene Stuart
F. H. Thompson
Hilmer
Fred Braugh
Sioux City
BE. T. Gibson
F. R. Owings
St. Louis
Richard Owens
Maud
Bryan
Col. Owens
Ogden
Lena Huskey
Margaret Parker
Dubuque
Iowa
Sadie Teate
Freeda Hasting
Marie Salisbury
Hazel
Gertrude Minshall
Carl Westenfeld
Max von Goetz
Cheyenne
Harriet McDonald
Ruth
Mastoria
Ohio
McDonald
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Clark Perkins
Nebraska Commission
Supreme Court of Washington
Morris, Rudkin, Chadwick and Gose
Grand Island
Weong
Norfolk
Hastings
Fremont
Sterling
FT. Morgan
Eben D. Warner
Town and County News
Mons Beare
Howard McMichael
Picard Bros
F. L. Mooney
Jacob Castor
Gladys Colbark
Farnam
Justice Sullivan
Salome L. Cowman
District Court
Lee H. Cowman
Jake Richards
J. Halligan
J. G. Beeler
Shallenberger
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
Harry Worrell
Sutherland
Ray D. Springer
Portland
Ore
Eva P. Lee
C. J. Collins
McPherson County
Nebraska
Fred Camp
Keystone
J. R. White
T. J. Brown
Madrid Aa Congregational
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyteria Church
Dickey
C. D. McIntyre
Gollmar Bros. Circus
Lucy Brown
Madrid
Brown
Mary Cunningham
Wilcox Department Store
Tabitha
Chas, Wilson
Harry Murrin
Tom Gatherless
James Flynn
Barney O'Neil
Saratoga
Mrs. K. Foggerty
Thos. Yonda
Plattumouth