City Council Holds Regular Session and Oath of Office
The city council met in regular session Tuesday, adjourned sine die, then reconvened with officers taking the oath. L. B. Iaenhart named president. Nominations confirmed: Louis Peterson as third ward councilman, H. S. Ridgely city attorney, Dr. G. B. Dent city physician, John R. Ritner street commissioner, W. A. Cridelbaugh night policeman, A. E. Huntington police chief. Bonds read and approved. saloon license bonds posted with $1000 checks. Expenses estimate ordered published. Local officials and visitors noted. several residents mentioned traveling or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Iaenhart
Third Ward
Louis Peterson
H. 8. Ridgely
G. B. Dent
John R. Ritner
W. A. Cridelbaugh
A. E. Huntington
Tat Triune
Telegraph
Othes
Geo. Hatfield
N. B. Olds
Luke F. Healey
A. Schilesinger
Fred Waltemath
C. T. Weelan
Jas. Daly
Baker, Lloyd and Kellner
Gospel meeting and club notices for upcoming week
A 3 30 p m Sunday gospel meeting features speaker A F Parsons on excuses. Doolittle's offers blue and gray baseball suits payable C O D with prompt secretary payment. Subscriptions invited. Burke donates a five shoe blacking outfit. G D Tolman built a dictionary bracket rest for the reading room. Association thanks members and friends as they push to 425 members by May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Parsons
Doolittle’s
Burke
Association
G. D. Tolman
Cody’s New Hotel Delayed by Buffalo Bill Show Delays
In Cody a hotel is eagerly sought by railroad interests since the town’s founding. Colonel Cody has focused on restarting his show, causing a temporary indifference to the hotel project. He recently bought oil paintings worth about 20000 dollars in New York and sent them to a barn for storage as part of preparations, signaling the hotel may proceed after this move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody
New York
Nebraska Crop and Climate Report Weekly Summary
The week ending May 6 recorded warm dry conditions with Sunday and Monday bringing moderate rain. Winter wheat remained moisture stressed with some fields plowed in the southern counties, oats in poor condition, and pasture short. Planting slowed yet plowing for corn advanced and forecasts indicate rain will improve crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Coutier
Campaigner Clark Reflects On Overwork Recovery
Missouri Congressman Champ Clark recalls near collapse from overwork and sleeplessness after a campaign. He credits three bottles of Meotra Hitters for restored health, praising it as the best medicine sold at a druggist. Eletric Bitters touted as tonic for overworked men and run-down women, price one shilling, guaranteed by A. F. Streitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Missouri
A. F. Streitz
Hershey Area News Roundup and Local Elections
Mrs James Goodwin and two children visited Hershey en route to Belvidere Nebraska to stay with her parents. Nichols creamery remains steady with milk supply. annual stockholders meeting elected J G Feeken as president and Louis Tuillion as secretary treasurer. Sugar beets emerge amid fast-growing grain and local residents undertake varied farming and property updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goodwin
Denver
Hershey
Willa
Belvidere
Neb
G. W. Brown
North Platte
D. H. Byerly
Carpenter
James Crawford
Oklahoma
Nichols Creamery
J. G. Feeken
Louis Tuillion
Wm, HH. Sullivan
J. B
Chas. Tuillion
S. H. Davis
Hays Springs
D. J. Davis
Mary Spurrier
Nichols
J. L. Strickler
Coatesfield
Gertie Smith
Bedell
Norton
Kane
D. M. Leypoldt
8. L. Funkhouser
Platte
al Stensen
McKellip
Johnson
J. W. Prickett
Willie Sporrier
W. M. Evans
Sam Morant
Max Beer
Birdwood Range
Colorado Special tourist car service to Denver announced
The Union Pacific introduces The Colorado Special a through Ordinary Tourist car operating April 15 between Council Bluffs Omaha and Denver. Both first and second class tickets honored with double berth fares set at 1.50. Cars are neat clean vented carpeted with separate lavatories for ladies and gentlemen. Train departs Omaha 11 30 P.M. today arrives Denver 2 00 P.M. tomorrow. For reservations contact I H. Genox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Padfic
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Denver
Colorado
Fitted and Suited Styles at Reasonable Prices
Advertisement notes that suits fit every time with stylish, durable material at reasonable prices. It highlights a variety of patterns, guaranteed workmanship, and services for cleaning and repairing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howe's Furniture Store
North Platte Flour
North Platte Roller
Wyoming
North Platte Roller Mills
John Bratt
E.R. Goodman
John Bratt & CO
Eferc
Sherwin & Williams Paints
A F Streitz
Sefee
Sfeecer
Davis the Hardware Man
W. Lucas
Sanford Hartman
Grand Island
J. H. Turpie
Lafayette
Ind
M. F. Hosler
O. E. S. Grand Chapter
Dr. Dennis
Sutherland
August Molzer
BE. A. Cary
Wilber
Louise Seeberger
Grand Ieland
Mra
Ferrar
Mra. Smith
Lafayette, Jod
Turpiee Ranch
T. C. Patterson
A. Muldoon
J. G. Beeler
Lincoln
I. R. Ginn
Chestnut Ranch
Keith County
Neale
Wallace
EK. M. Bird
Gothenburg
G. W. Fine
Kansas City
M.C. A
Baker
James B. Delcher Co
Charles B
Hanford
Helen Grantley
SHREW
Wilcox Department Store
Los
Ava
Genox
F. J. Broeker
Ada Trth
Chaupa
Denver Coco
J. FP. Shute
Pennsylvania
Wilcox Dept Store
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