Town News Dates and Local Notices in Gothenburg
Daily notes from Gothenburg record business transacts, travel plans, court actions, church services, and community events. Highlights include a death by suicide in Council Bluffs, railway wage curtailment hints, revival meetings, street paving thoughts, a divorce case and a boxing match setup at the opera house. A 32 land seekers tour, skating exhibitions, and a theater advance are also noted along with local donations and a public inventory effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spurrier
Omaha
Beery
Fred
N. B. Spurrier
Nichols Precinct
Charley Searle
Ogalalla
North Platte
Ogden Hotel
Council Bluffs
Arthur McNamara
F. E. Bullard
Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Elliott
Yost
Union Pacific
Unitarian Hall
Dewey Street
Grimes
Lincoln
Thirteenth Judicial District
Mrs. Thomas
Denver
Richards
Rincker
Thomas
Roney Boys Concert Delights Keith Theatre Audience
Practically every seat at the Keith theatre was filled Tuesday evening for the Roney Boys concert. Master Vanasek on violin and Master Geiser on trombone gave fine performances. The vocal selections were strong and the audience applauded generously. The ladies' guild, hosting the event, received ninety six dollars as their share of the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Theatre
Roney Boys
Vanasek
Geiser
Ladies’ Guild
Henry Geise Bound Over On Multiple Theft Charges
Henry Geise, after a preliminary trial this week, was bound over to the district court on three counts of stealing and one count of burglary. The cattle theft counts include three head taken from Van Drasdal, one head from the same party, and two head from Platte Valley Cattle Company. Burglary involves three sacks of alfalfa seed stolen from Mrs. John McCullough’s granary. Evidence included hides from Geisel farm and recognized brands. alfalfa seed sacks were also produced. Misdemeanor cases against Geise were continued at his request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Geise
van Drasdal
Platte Valley Farm and Cattle Company
John McCullough
Geisel Farm
President Helps Orphans at Macon Home
The Industrial and Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia reports nine years of use with Electric Bitters. The product is praised for stomach liver and kidney relief and overall health, claiming strength for weak children and women. Available 50 cents at Stone's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphans’ Home
Macon
Stone’s Drug Store
Call for equitable ward school expansion and bond terms
James Belton urges the board of education to issue bonds for three eight room school houses in all wards, including First, Second, and Third, arguing long term bonds lower annual taxes. He notes potential moves of existing buildings, cites state law on petition requirements, and asks for a plan to fund new schools with attention to fire safety and town appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarsune
Board of Education
Lincoln County
James Belton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tur
Tabor
Trustee
WM. E. Shuman
Roy B. Tabor
Coararou
Town and County News
Nang Cosas
Henry Waltemath
M. H. Douglas
E. D. Owena
Gothenburg
Masonic Temple
F. L. Mooney
Mothers’ Club
W. J. Stuart
Fred Garlow
Colonel Cody
Cody
Wyo
Keich
Telephone Company
Cheyenne
Niland
Wyoming
Union Pacific Syshem
Leonhardt
Colorado
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Irwin
Wood River
Mandy Lee
D. A. DeFord
P. BE. O
Temple Craft
Roth
White
Payne Investment Co
George H. Payne
Harley Davidson
Rexall
McDowell & Graves
the Keith
The
Omaha Bee
W. R. McKeen
Roney’s Boys
Keith Theatre Building
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