On the Little Big Horn Hampton and Murphy Escape
In a harsh frontier scene Hampton battles Murphy's madness after a tense pursuit through Sioux country. Hampton, deciding to save the dispatches, binds the madman and carries on toward Custer as night falls, aided by Brant and Lane at a critical moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Murphy
Biz Horn
Custer
Rosebud
Little Big Horn
Cuester
Brant
Lane
Cheyenne
Elmwood Community News Roundup From The Leader Echo
Local notes report illnesses and recoveries including Mrs Wim Atchison typhoid fever and Mrs Hickert pneumonia. Community members H D Wall recovering from stroke and others visiting Lincoln hospitals. New moves include Nels Anderson buying a pool hall and Robert Thacker moving to Nehawka. Andy Counts departs for Omaha amid debts and mystery.
Pleasant trip plans and local health notes in Louisville
Mr and Mrs C A Richey and two daughters left Tuesday for a Texas pleasure trip. Miss Daisy and Ralph Twiss went to Kansas City to visit relatives south of the city. D J Kilgore is quarantined for smallpox on Amos Keiser farm west of town. Wm Urwin family ill with disease. Patton fully recovered. T H Pollock of Independent Telephone company in Louisville to supervise repair after high water. Jessie Livingston moved to Deweese Neb to take a farm. other Livingston family members followed. longtime Cass county settlers with many friends wish them happiness in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Richey
Texas
Daisy
Ralph Twiss
Kansas City
D. J. Kilgore
Kilgores
Amos Keiser
Will Patton
Wm. Urwin
Cecil
T. H. Pollock
Independent
Telepotne Company
Louisville
Platte
Jessie Livingston
Deweese
Neb
Theuture
Livingstons
Cass County
Nehawka News Briefs Include Hospital Return and Heating Plant
Mrs. Rebecca Alford has returned from an Iowa hospital and is improving. Her son Robert met her in Omaha to report the improvement. W H Porter has a contract with Nehawka Bank to install a hot water heating plant, with material likely to arrive within ten days from Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alford
Iowa
Robert
Omaha
Nehawka Bank
Local Notes Roundup of Births Moves and Visits
Union From the Ledger notes a daughter born to Chas F Morton and wife northeast of town. E L Downs rents a farm southwest of town and moves family there. Will Reynolds visits from Omaha after ear treatment and plans return home. J M Perdue leaves for a Cedar county farm near Hartington. Sam Gapen of Hiattville visits after transporting cattle to South Omaha. Ted Barrows and wife visit Charles Garrison before moving to South Dakota. Henry Brissey, ex local meat market man, buys a $2500 ice plant in Omaha and will manufacture ice locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Morton
E. L. Downs
A. A. Reynolds
Will Reynolds
Omaha
Sam Gapen
Hiattville
Wyo
Lewis Bird
Henry Brissey
Auburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Hampion
Ache Clurg &Co
Ilevil
Coulee
Eo Lone
England
France
Germany
Washington
District of Columbia
the County Exchange
Elmwood
Echo
Henry
Julian Bickert
Wim. Atchison
Ella
H. D. Wall
A. Hickert
Lincoln
Walter Hardweck
Eagle
Munger Hospital
John van Akern
August Kuehn
Murdock
Mary Williams
J. G. Stark
Joe Mullin
Wm. Delles
Dr. Munger
William Puls
Maple Grove
Miss Dirk
Miss Bannick
Holdrege
Gladys West
Oskaloosa
J. M. Palmer
Er. B. Wilcox
Nels Anderson
Littrel & Shallenbarger
Robert Thacker
Nehawka Stone Co
Lawton
Okla
U. S
Register
Nehawka
Andy Counts
the Courier
Ledger
J. M. Perdue
Cedar County
Hartington
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