Local Brady News Recap of Residents and Changes
Dan Fowles of Gandy travels to Michigan by train. Andrew Gustafson and wife escape injury when thrown from a wagon by a runaway team. Fred St Marie to open a pool hall at Maxwell with Fred Ouimette running it. Lord Parsons resigns as track Walker at Maxwell. Fred and George Carlson visit from Gothenburg. Doris Parsons loses a horse to poisonous weeds. A. W. Mathews on saddle horse dies from liver abscess. Clarence Redmond visits North Platte. Several moves and town events noted as community irrigates crops and anticipates harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Fowles
Gandy
Michigan
Andrew Gustafson
Fred St. Marie
Maxwell
Fred Ouimette
North Platte
Lord Parsons
Fred
George Carlson
Gothenburg
T. Sullivan
Grand Island
Doris Parsons
A.W. Mathewson
George Parsons
Clyde Brown
Greeley
Col
Annie Johnson
South Side
Iowa
Ben Hutton
Brady
Jerome
Hutton
Cy Carson
Local Valley News Highlights and Upcoming Fourth of July Events
O H Eyerly and Scharmano boya deliver milk at Nichols creamery. Henry Abshire visits county seat on business. W T Miller has about twenty acres of fall wheat ready to harvest this week. J H Hershey will rebuild ranch buildings after a costly fire. W R Brooks and wife visited North Platte for the show. Linda Layton and family return from Boulder health trip. Hershey school extends to nine months while Nichols reduces to eight. J D Strait of New Albany Ohio visits Nichols with Grant Bare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Goodwin
Hershey
J. M. Dwyer
E.R. Ripley
Jas, Ware
Pawnee
Beer's Grove
L. E. Jones
North Platte
J. C. Gyger
Nichols Creamery
Julesbury
C. C. Wetzel
O. H. Eyerly
Scharmano Boya
Henry Abshire
W. T. Miller
J. H
W. R. Brooks
Linda Layton
Mary
Boulder
Col
Manda
Wisconsin
Nichols
J. D. Strait
New Albany
Ohio
Grant Bare
County Board Adjourns with Bills and Receipts Ledger
June 26 1901 board met with Carpenter McCullough and county clerk present. Election expenses adjusted and refunded to Anna Redmond taxes protested at 2.75. Numerous road and general fund bills approved including jury services and sheriff fees. May receiver appointed for Lloyd bank of Gothenburg. Lexington reports 7.25 inches rainfall last month. Dawson crops sound but at risk from grasshoppers and cinch bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter, McCullough
Anna Redmond
Carpenter
McCullough
Wm. Bailey
A. Abercrombie
John Johnson
J. D. Kelcher
Geo. Duffield
W. A. Vroman
John Toillion
Adam Kunkle
Fred George
Sturges
Sceseees
Garrigan
Segue Coc Gaitier Cub Bimeretckvies
Ottis Moss
C. A. Sibley
J. M. Mooney
Sam Reynolds
P. L. Harper
Jas
A. Kerr
Ino
W. Alexand
Chas. Toillion J. W. Martin
Clay Robinson
A. Hayes
D. W. Baker
Greeley Bundy
W. M. Holtryck
W. Simmonc
W. C. Rose
A. KE
Hunting Wiley Mathews
John Baggatt
Si Hogadone
Lexington
Dawson County
Untitled fragment notes small town pricing oddities
A fragmented OCR item mentions odd prices and cryptic notes about 23¢ 15c and 45 o5¢ within a local town. No clear events or names are readable to identify a full story.
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Whiteman
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John Bratt
R. Goodman
John Bratt & CO
Tefore
North Platte, Nebraska
Zamk
Nebraska
Joseph Hershey
Locust Street
North Platte, Neb
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POL
Brady Notes
Clarence Redmond
Devoe
Murphy's
Senasan Aee
Ies Ere
Aeen Moo
Sne
Seeme
Vese Ovensee
P. Ross
John Remus Talesman
W. H. Gould Taleaman
K. J. Petty Talesman
Dickey Taleaman
Chas. Brown Talesman
Jobn Ketcher
Taleaman
Jackson Talesman
Lyman Gardener Taleaman
Geo. Baker Talesman
Guy Boyer
A. S. Baldwin
J. R. Cameron
Furnas Co
W.C. Elder
Enodie
Dorsey M. Leypoldt
Ashley Peters
Sophia Anderson
Annie Eeeee
Chase Kennedy
Tim T Kebiber
W. C. May
Lloyd Bank of
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Church's
K. C
Kingsford
Snider
Dr. Price
Walter Baker
Arbuckle
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