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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
5
A young man and a beautiful woman endure months in a wilderness peril, testing chivalry and civilization as they survive a brutal buffalo hunt. The narrator describes tracking a herd, avoiding death, and a dramatic bull kill in a harsh frontier ordeal.
Amid a Sioux advance near a wagon trail, Belknap Auberry and Orme debate peace and a sudden death shifts the balance. Orme kills a Sioux chief as the squad fights through arrows and rifles with Ellen Meriwether tending the wounded. The narrator loses his head in a dramatic, surreal moment as the scene ends.
The Nebraska legislature enacts that with district or county court notices to publish in newspapers, the plaintiff or petitioner may designate the newspaper. Heirs or executors may designate the newspaper for estate settlement notices. Judges must comply with the designation. Citizens in Gass County urged to understand this right for district and county court notices.
A Plattsmouth resident, Mrs. Adam Kurtz, reports severe back and kidney pain eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rynott's Drug Store. The ad claims 3000 voices praise the product, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo listed as US agents.
John Ficht and his wife boarded the early train for the metropolis to attend to business matters for the day.
A marriage license was issued Monday for Asa J. Johnson and Miss A. Pearl Harmon, both of near Avoca in Cass County. Johnson is the son of Albert A. Johnson, a pioneer farmer of Weeping Walter precinct, and Harmon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. True Harmon. Both are Cass County natives respected by many friends.
J Q Lansing a juror from the South Bend precinct departed for his home today marking the end of his service in the trial.
Plattsmouth attracted a long list of visitors and locals on a Tuesday. Avoca’s John A H Busche and Manley’s Eli Keckler stopped by for county court business while Murray’s Miss Lingh Bergman traveled to Omaha for the day.
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