Hogg sells lots in Miller's addition for 1000
Town and county items note the sale of lots in Miller's addition by E S Hogg to Henry Cordes for 1000. The piece also covers upcoming organ recital at Presbyterian church, wireless telegraphy demonstration by Dr Milliner, May party plans for Division 88 B of L E, and local civic updates including a bond vote for a new county courthouse and society notes from North Platte and Sidney.
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Hogg
Henry Cordeslots
Miller
Presbyterian Church
Organ Company
4Th St
Denver
J. C. Ferguson
Union Pacific
Sprinfield
Carpenter
W. W. Bar
Milliner
Omaha
Masonic Hall
L. E
Geo. KE. Brown
Harry Dixon
Foreman Murphy
B. & B. Department
Sidney
Homer Mussellman
J. W. Payne
West Fourth Street
Bond County
The
Episcopal Church
Irving
Spanish Orchestra
J. W. Johnson
State Journal Traveler
Community Visits and Local Travels Highlight Week
Cheyenne resident John Dugan visits town while Ray Murray of Lincoln stays with family. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Robin Roger and Mrs J T Murphy with plans for Excelsior Springs treatment. Local officials Halligan Beeler Muldoon and Hoagland attend district court in Ogallala. The article notes several travels to Omaha Aurora Chicago and Kansas and mentions a funeral in Lamar Colorado.
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John Dugan
Cheyenne
Ray Murray
Lincoln
Robin Roger
Lewellen
Verne Langford
Wyoming
Martin McDermott
Somerset
Leonard Dick
Omaha
Halligan, Beeler, Muldoon
Hoagland
Ogalalla
J. T. Murphy
Excelsior Springs
J. W. Johnson
The
State Journal Co
W. H. Barton
Sidney
Lillian
Frank
W. M. Basking
Kansas
Aurora
Ill
Burlington
W. R. Vernon
Lamar
Colo
Beryl Dewey
Mr. Vernon
March day in western Nebraska and local business notes
A busy North Platte report covers a for sale business proposition at 4000 dollars, a nine pound boy welcomed in Ogden, Wilcox hardware stock transfer to Ginn White and Schatz, demand for more business rooms, a Buffalo Wyoming merchant exploring a 192 by 192 foot department store lease, Palm Sunday services at the Presbyterian church with a strong choir and a noted program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
North Platte
Elmer Owens
Ogden
Wilcox Hardware
Ginn, White & Schatz
Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
Potatoes and land sought by Colorado grower visitors
M Buchanan and a Mr Tate of Selgwick Colorado visited town yesterday. Mr Tate is a leading potato grower and hopes to acquire land in the valley west of town to demonstrate potato farming potential. He inquired about land for sale near the ridge valley and per acre pricing.
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Doc Bird
Gothenburg
Gothburg
M. Buchanan
Tate
Selgwick
Colo
Esterday
Colorado
Ck Simithe
Mt Town
Third ward voters petition to renominate Will Yost for councilman
The Third ward shows discontent as a petition campaign seeks to block Will Yost’s renomination. The writer supported reelecting waterworks supporters and notes Yost’s active role in the waterworks issue, believing ward residents will back him to finish the project.
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Third Ward
Will Yost
Yost
Sandall
Col. Cody to Visit Town Next Weekend
Colonel W. F. Cody traveling from the west to New York City will arrive in town Sunday morning and stay through Monday evening. An informal reception will be held Monday afternoon at the Commercial pantomime where friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cody
New York City
Boy Found After Night Lost From Grandparents’ Home
Dennis Breen’s three year old son wandered from the Elias residence on Third Street Saturday evening and was missing until 7:90 the next morning. About 100 people joined the search aided by whistle blasts from the waterworks. The child was found on Second Street at the east end of the Trustee's addition and was only cold, with no serious harm.
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Dennis Breen
Lowell
Second Street
Miltenberger
Guy Boyer
City party conventions narrow field to a single ticket
Republicans and Democrats met in separate mass conventions at the courthouse Friday. One ticket survived in each party with nominees including T. C. Neroy for mayor, F. Temple for legal, Paul G Mayer for city treasurer, A. Treits for school board, and ward slates led by W. R. and Chas Sandall. Ira L. Bare re-elected as committee chair, attendance described as small.
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Court House
T. C. Ner
Eneroy
F. Temple
Lge Ig
Paul G. Mayer
City
Sndodaigan
A. Treits
Memof
Board of Education
Foreman
W.R
Wey
Chas
Sandall
Ing Ward
M. F. Hosler Vernillion
Ira L. Bare
Foley Named Assistant to Illinois Central Vice President
The Illinois Central announces the appointment of T. J. Foley as assistant to Vice President W. L. Park. Foley previously served as assistant general superintendent for Union Pacific at Omaha and oversaw terminals in Omaha Council Bluffs and South Omaha.
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Illinois Central
Union Pacific
T. J. Foley
W. L. Park
Foley
Omaha
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Bids Requested for Fourth April 1910 School Building
Bids will be received up to April 1910 for the main part of a frame school building in the third ward with three rooms and the foundation. The board secretary F. Streits notes the board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
F. Streits
Secy
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Barack
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California
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Maloney
North Plat
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Bess Ebright
Homer Mylander
Goodrich
Col
R. A. Garman
Awan & Boyer
Kate Huntington
J. E. Weeks
Miss Huntington
Chas. Kilmer
Kilmer Precinct
Mutual Building and Loan Association
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McCook, Neb
Mise Florence Stamp
Col. Cody
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