Local Marriage and Social Notices This Week
Daniel W. Kunkle and Nellie M. Mallatte wed by Judge Elder. Mrs. Fred Perrett hosts a party for Miss Gutshall of Denver. Dancing party planned at Masonic hall. Supt. and Mrs. Anderson visit from Cheyenne. Wanted: good girl for general housework. Wm. A. Branner and Edith B. Thomas receive marriage license. Lutheran picnic at Bratt grove. Nine o’clock hay racks at the church. LL 36-inch Sheeting sale at The Leader. Senator Sibley in town on way home from Lincoln. Conductor Mooney subdues intoxicated passenger on No. 4. Silverware quality emphasized by Clinton, Jeweler and Optician. Rev. A. C. Darnow speaks on Burmah mission. Local scenes planned for opera house. Shoes repaired by Tekolve and The Boy. Editor Reynolds buys property in Sutherland. Indian Card Club hosts event with prizes. Tennis contestants from Richmond Birge and Will Otten head to Omaha. For sale or rent: eight-room house, 520 West Third Street. Baptist pulpit exchange between Rev. Favorite and J. H. Heumann. Harriman roads seek 6000 steel cars in major market bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
McKeown
Indian Card Club
Irma Clinton
Geo
B. Dent
Hannah Kelcher
Richmond Birge
Will Otten
Omaha
Boya
West Third Street
Paul Goas
Nelson
Neb
R. B. Favorite
J. H. Heumann
Baptist Church
Paxton
Favorite
Heumann
C. E. Elder
Jefferson
Frank McGovern
Denver
8. R. Derryberry
Callaway
Julia Baker
B. Fraser
Colorado Springs
F. W. Rincker
Chicago
Nellie Bowers
Lincoln
W. E. Starr
John Burke
Mary McGovern
Evelyn Jeffers
Grand Island
W. R R. Glaze
Broken Bow
Joshua Barraclough
Grand Junction
C. T. Whelan
Kenneth
J. G. Beeler
Cuba
Ill
Ruth Streitz
Washington, D. C
Alex Stewart
Guy Swope
East
Swope
Pennsylvania
Mra
Minshall
Miss Inez
North Platte
Oklahoma
Frank Fowler
Fremont
Cheyenne
Mr. Fowler
Arthur McNamara
Father Carroll
Spaulding
Dusiness
Franciscan Brothers
Ranch for Sale Near North Platte Nebraska
Ranch for sale comprising one and a half sections with smooth land and good bark soil. Located about 12 miles east of North Platte and 6 miles from Bignell. Fenced and cross fenced, stocked with cattle horses and hogs. Full line of farm implements included. About 65 acres of growing crops. Contact residence on 5 BE Sec 12 T12 R30 or mail Guess Diener North Platte Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Bignell
Diener
Neb
North Platte Boosters Plan Oshkosh Excursion
An eleven member Commercial Club committee led by John J. Halligan and others is formed to organize a September 23 excursion to Oshkosh for a railroad completion barbecue. The city is urged to join the effort and represent North Platte at the event, likening their plan to Omaha’s larger trade trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Oshkosh
Omaha
John J. Halligan
Arthur McNamara
W. H. McDonald
J. F. Clabaugh
J. Q. Wilcox
C. K. Martini
Arthur Rush
E. J. Vanderhoof
Joe Stone
F. R. Ginn
Chas
T. Whelan
For Sale or Trade Nearby North Platte Property
For Sale or Trade. Section 31, town 12, range 30. Located ten miles south and one mile west of North Platte. Write C. T. Austin, Lawrence, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
C. T. Austin
Lawrence, Neb
Presbyterian lawn social at Hershey hosts August 21
The Presbyterian aid society of Hershey will hold a lawn social Friday evening August 21 at the home of J. Eshleman. Everyone is urged to attend and support the new work. Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Presbyterian Aid Society of Hershey
J. Eshleman
Park proposition committee announced by President Evans
President Evans of the Commercial club names Albert Muldoon chair and J B McDonald M W Cunningham M Keith Neville and Druggist McDowell to press the city council for a park east of the city and to pursue Trustee Tabor's plan. The group seeks favorable council action and broad citizen support. Miss Emma Wendeborn returned Sunday from Sedgwick Colorado visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
The
Commercial Club
Albert Muldoon
J. B. McDonald
M. W. Cunningham
M. Keith Neville
McDowell
Tabor
Emma Wendeborn
Sedgwick
Colo
Ladies Auxiliary Leases Crystal Theatre for Benefit Night
The ladies auxiliary of the B of L F and E have leased the Crystal Theatre for Wednesday night. Proceeds support the lodge with an extra reel of pictures added to the regular program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. and
Crystal Theatre
No Hunting Allowed on Scout's Rest Ranch This Season
Mrs. W. F. Cody informs the public that hunting or tying peasing is prohibited on Scout's Rest Ranch for the upcoming season. The notice emphasizes an absolute ban on any hunting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cody
City Council To Convene For Regular Session
City fathers meet in regular session this evening. Judiciary committee and city attorney plan to report on an ordinance renewing the waterworks company franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Better Train Service to Oshkosh Promised
The Union Pacific replies that Oshkosh line service will increase during the week to two trains to improve service beyond the motor car proposal. President J E Evans of the North Platte Commercial Club has been in correspondence with management, and the letter from A L Monten confirms the move from Omaha dated August 14 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
North River Branch
Evane
Union Pacific
Evans
Omaha
J. E. Evans
Commercial Club
North Platte
Neb
Oshkoeh
A. L. Monten
Brady area notes and agricultural yields summary
W W Winguest, Bank of Brady cashier, returned from Los Angeles. Adolph Lundin of Brady caught a seven and a quarter pound catfish in the Platte. Mrs Idan E Murphy, longtime Brady resident and postmistress, moved to Kearney. Lincoln county taxes for state government total 28794.73, up from 25262.24 last year. J W Greene reports 1860 bushels from 66 acres of wheat, 61 pounds per bushel. auta yielded 43 bushels per acre. Frank Meinke and Charley Meinke report wheat averages around 40 bushels per acre on new ground, 20 to 25 on old. F M Mallory, a Kinkaid homesteader, shows corn planted April 15 yielding at least 40 bushels per acre. July 3 planting tasselled and expected to crop barring frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Winguest
Bank of
Brady
Los Angeles
Cal
Adolph Lundin
Platte River
Idan E. Murphy
Kearney
Lincoln County
J. W. Greene
Frank Meinke
Charley Meinke
F. M. Mallory
Kinkaid
Tribune
Tassle
G A R Encampment Trip Details Released
G A R Encampment to be held in Toledo Ohio starting August 81 1908. Headquarters train from Union Station Omaha departs 6 30 p m. Round trip from North Platte priced at 34 44 dollars valid to October 1. J E Evans Post Adjutant reports arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Union Station
Omaha
North Platte
J. E. Evans
Post Adjt
Weekend travel notes fill local column with departures
Multiple residents are listed leaving town for visits to Cheyenne Omaha Denver St Joe and other places with several planning for two week trips. The column also notes business trips to Jefferson Indiana and a few relatives in New York state and Illinois.
The King of the Cattle Ring on Tour in a Water Proof Pavilion
The King of the Cattle Ring emerges as a celebrated American production. Capt. Reens leads a fourteen member military band and a 40 passenger contingent in its own controlled cars. The show travels with full scenic, light, and mechanical effects under a water proof pavilion seating 1,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reens
Dissolution of Partnership Marti and Schrieber
Notice of dissolution by mutual consent. Fred Marti retires from the firm. All accounts payable to the late firm are to be received by Henry Schrieber who will continue the business at the old stand. Dated August 11, 1908. Fred Marti Henry Schrieber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marti & Schrieber
Fred Marti
Anid
Henry Schrieber
Fred Martin
Henry Schrifaer
Notice to Hunters Warned Against Trespassing Lands
Notice to Hunters and Others warns against hunting or trespassing on lands in Hall precinct. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Names listed include Onear Stiles, A Gatherless, Cooper, Wm ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Precinct
A Peculiar Corn Field Blasted by Heat in Platte County
Moses Saad, Syrian farmer of Platte precinct, reports a hundred acre corn field with tall plants yet no ears. Officials say a recent heat event blasted tassels, stopping pollen fertilization and ear formation. Some suggest delaying every tenth row planting by about ten days to ensure fertilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Saad
Platte Precinct
Lexington
Notice to the Public on Birdson land trespass
Notice warns the public against trespassing hunting or fishing on Birdson land and states that violators will be prosecuted. Signed by C Wallace.
Epworth Leagues Convene Near Lodge Pole
A convention of all Epworth Leagues on the Union Pacific west of North Platte will be held at Lodge Pole August 26. In the Gothenburg area near Arapahoe corn crops are largely harvested with some fields yielding little or none while other crops are lightly damaged. Two intoxicated laborers from Oshkosh traveling to Chappell caused a disturbance after a wagon mishap left one man with a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Union Pacific
North Platte
Lodge Pole
Gothenburg
Arapahoe
Oshkosh
Chappell
Land for sale in town 15 range 4 and others
Three sections totaling land in township 15 range 4 and township 15 range 30 offered at 4.50 per acre. Parcels may be sold as a unit. Interested buyers inquire with J. J. Stingley at North Bintteent Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stingley
North Bintteent Market
For Sale Rural Property North of Wallace Iowa
One mile to street and school across street five room house with cellar two chicken houses barn for two hot wells and cisterns fenced lot fruit trees owner A France Route 4 Council Bluffs Iowa sale includes two sections of wood hay priced twenty cents per acre six miles north of Wallace land section 911-84 apply Harper Real Estate Co Wallace Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. France
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Wallace
Harper Real Eatate Co
Wallace, Eb
Tempting appetite with savory meals on a sultry day
A playful invitation to enjoy broiled steaks mushrooms and roasts as a remedy for a sultry day appetite. The reader is urged to visit a dining spot to experience the savory odors and satisfied anticipation of a good meal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel W. Kunkle
Nellie M. Mallatte
Elder
Fred Perrett
Gutshall
C. F. Iddings Co
Masonic Hall
Bratt Grove
Senator Sibley
Mooney
No. 4
Clinton
A. C. Darnow
Moulmein
Burmah
Darnow
Miller
Opera House
Tekolve
Reynolds
Sutherland Free Lance
C. J. Danielsen
Harriman
Les
Saimines
Aie
Schiller & Co
the Tribune
Boosters
Graham & Company
County News
Rincker’s Book Store
Harriet Beyerle
James Nelson
Charlotte and
Marie Lowe
P. H. Ruddy Haa
Glen Eyrie
Col
George Finn
St. Joe, Mo
Stebbins
Crayus Stedring
Onear Stiles, A. Gatherless, Cooper, Wm Ee
C. FP. Campbell, Fred Malone
W. H. Ruth
M. E. Stiles
C. Wallace
Dushules
Fink's
A. F. Fink
W. R. Maloney
Rincker’s
P. Drake
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