Three Bars Boss Faces Night of Rustling Turmoil
Jim Munson and Louise chase a stolen steer claimed by Jesse Black and his gang amid cow town intrigue. The boss Paul Langford’s outfit confronts rivals on a perilous ford as Mary Williston and Williston prepare to testify.
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Jim
Brown
Jesse Plack
Sioux City
Bill Brown
Jesse Black
Rustlin
Three Bars
Williston
Jesse
Mag
Langford
Jim Munson
Louise
Velpen
Paul Langford
Northwest
Earth
Man
Bon Ami
Soux Falls
Mary
Dick Gordon
Boss
Usuars
Eden
Prezaciiy
Nehawka News Highlights Local Trips And Incidents
Nehawka reports John Wunderlich visited from town on the river and headed to Missouri on business. F A Hansen sold a team for 400 dollars to horse buyers. Samuel Humphrey and Mrs. Carl Stone travel to Cherokee Oklahoma for a vacation prize. Thomas Kivett from Er nest Young receives Emmett O Brien’s visit. both from Liberty NC. J M Stone returns from Oskaloosa IA. Mrs. West’s condition improves but not as hoped. Adjutant General Schwartz visits Nehawka and Weeping Water. enthusiasm noted despite some companies being mustered out. A yard accident injures Tommy Fulton when a disc injures his left wrist but he will recover. Vilas Pettigrew Sheldon returns home praising Nehawka while criticizing the country’s atmosphere. Mrs Sheldon’s health about the same.
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F. A. Hansen
Samuel Humphrey
Carl Stone
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Sam
Thomas Kivett
Ernest Young
Emmett O'Brien
Liberty
North Carolina
J. M. Stone
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Nebraska
Schwartz
Nebraska National Guard
Nehawka
Weeping Water
Vilas P. Sheldon
Weeping Water Company
California
Local Notes From the Ledger G. 5 Community
Union from the Ledger G. 5 reports G. Upton owns four Gotoway cows bought from Vincent Straub last week. Mrs. Woolson and Mrs. Berry arrived from Missouri to visit the Frans and Downs families southwest of the village. Mrs. Irena F. Davis and Mrs. H. R. Conrad returned from Dallas after visiting Davis's daughter Mrs. Ruhmann. L. R. Upton traveled to Omaha for eye treatment. Kenosha residents hauled porkers to market and swapped yarns. Geo. H. True aided his son Ezra postappendicitis recovery in Omaha. Wm. Wegand and his mother arrive from Hiawatha with household goods to settle in the Lloyd residence. L. R. Black, Missouri Pacific agent, will vacation in Malvern before reassigning. colleagues regret his relocation.
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Upton
Vincent Straub
Woolson
Berry
Missouri
Irena F. Davis
H. R. Conrad
Dallas
Texas
Wes Burnett
Lewis Fitch
Mark White
Joe Campbell
Louie Korrell
Kenosha
Geo. H. True
Omaha
Ezra
Rosa Payne
Hiawatha
Lloyd
L. R. Black
Missouri Pacific
Malvern
Iowa
Mr. Black
Cass county urged to form a county newspaper club
The Courier urges Cass county publishers to organize a county newspaper club and meet monthly in different towns to exchange ideas and bond. Editors would better know county residents, share business insights, and enjoy social outings, pushing journalism forward together.
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Cass County
the Courier
Louisville
Bro
Maye Field
Petrified Tree Found During Farm Drainage Work
Workmen digging a drainage ditch on the Coates Falter farm north of the city uncovered a standing petrified tree. The tree had remained in the native forest for years and was turned to stone by natural processes as creek currents shifted and washed away soil. Mr. Coates believes it has been buried for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Louise
Munson
Jim
Coates-Falter
City
Coates
Burlington Reverts to Old Style Station Accounts
Beginning next month the Burlington will resume the daily report system, ending the monthly abstracts method. Daily bills will be received and sent out, yielding a complete daily settlement and balanced books at local offices. Agents and cashiers welcome the return after a year of the more burdensome monthly abstracts.
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Burlington
Troop completes sale of Gregory farm for seven thousand one hundred
Robert Troop returned from Gregory South Dakota after ten days to finalize the sale of his farm there for 7100 dollars. He notes the town is crowded with visitors and lodging is scarce though meals are available. Six buildings are under construction and heavy snow remains on the ground.
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Jim
Munson
Robert Troop
Gregory
South Dakota
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Langtord
Kate and
Virgil D. Boxyley
LUG & CO
Pennsylvanea
The
Helen
Hull
Gordon
Handlin
the Keister
John G. Wunderlich
L. R. Upton
the Burlington
Renton
J. W. Egenberger
Fistigmouth NO. 2
Plattsmouth
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