Opening of Rosebud lands in South Dakota draws many to register
The notice details registration rules for 6500 quarter sections in Tripp county. It outlines where to sign applications, the deadline October 17, and mailing procedures to James W. Witten. Provisions cover proxy registrations for veterans, drawing dates, payment schedules, age and citizenship restrictions, and penalties for false swearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Ireland
Pripp
South Dakota
Rosebud Lands
Tripp
Chamberlain
Dallas
Gregory
Presho
O'Neill
Valentine
Nebraska
James W. Witten
New Depot at Cullom Serves Local Passengers
Cullom gains a brand new depot praised for convenience and growth. Will Seybert reports the company has repurposed a box car from Louisville’s depot rebuilding as Cullom’s waiting room, marking a practical improvement welcomed by residents and travelers.
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Cullom
Will Seybert
Louisville
Family Reunion At Will Niday Homestead
A large reunion gathered at Will Niday’s home near the village last Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Niday enjoyed meeting her living children five sons and three daughters James John William Charles and Ross all living nearby plus Mrs. W E Delozier of Magnet Nebraska Mrs. Henry Sharp and Mrs. Levi Davidson of Otoe county. All are married and prosperous with thirty attending. Grandma Niday savored time with her three daughters and five sons all Modern Woodmen and Republican. A group photo of the attendees was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Niday
Margaret Niday
James
John
Wiliam
Charles
Ross
W. E. Delozier
Magnet
Neb
Henry Sharp
Levi Davidson
Otoe County
Grandma Niday
Modern
Woodmen
Republican Party
Union Ledger
Former Cass County resident leaves for California home
Former County Commissioner John Hays concludes a week visiting his sons at Elmwood area then travels to Omaha. He plans a return trip after praising Pasadena California climate and its steady temperatures. He notes many Cass County natives live near Pasadena and mentions several acquaintances before departing for Omaha.
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John
Elmwood
Viciniity
Mays
Tasedena
Cal
California
Cass County
Pasdena
M. B. Murphy
Capt
J. D. Bennett
Asher Clark
Wiley Black
Mr. Hays
John H. Becker
Omaha
Erty Lepton
Stolen Horse Recovered After Quick County Sheriff Search
Monday night W. C. Hamilton found his horse and buggy missing after tying near Jacob Henrich's restaurant. Deputy Manspeaker and Sheriff Quintion led a countywide search until RN. A. Bates found the rig on Seventh Street, returning it to Hamilton. The act did not appear criminal as the hitching strap and blanket suggested the horse may have been set free or escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hamilton
Jacob Henrich
Manspeaker
John Crabill
Fire Rages Through Local Drug Store After Unknown Cause
A drug store fire originated from an unknown source, destroying the north block and causing an estimated loss of ten to twelve thousand dollars with little insurance and the stock saved except for the building. Townspeople fought the blaze and aided owner Falter who expects reconstruction soon.
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J. Falter
Sunny
Vercival
Lows
Mr. Falter
Faber
Faler
Nutzman Homestead Hosts 21st Birthday Surprise
Harry Nutzman celebrated his 21st birthday at his parents’ Avoca area home on September 25. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Van Derbug of Talmage. The evening featured games, music, lunch, fruit salad, cake, lemonade, and a watermelon feast.
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Harry Nutzman
Ernest Nutzman
Avoca
Harry
Mrs. van Derbug
Talmage
Mrs. van Derburg
Mrs. Nutzman
Advertised Letter List At Plattsmouth Post Office
Uncalled letters as of September 28 1908 include Mrs Louis Geneville Billa Hilton Jake Ans pach A Farbach and C F Bacock Advertised notice to call or letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington DC if not claimed within a reasonable time.
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United States
Plattsmouth
Louis Geneville
Billa Hilton
Jake Anspach
A. Farbach
C. F. Bacock
Washington, D. C
Sprieck family welcomes baby girl in Stanton visit
Gottlieb Sprieck and wife of Stanton Nebraska have been visiting with their son Otto Sprieck near Louisville. A baby girl arrived last Thursday, both mother and child doing well. Sprieck plans to stay several more days and praises Stanton crop prospects noting corn at its best and overall above average yields. Edward Keil and family joined them for a Journal visit this afternoon.
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Gottlieb Sprieck
Stanton
Neb
Otto Sprieck
Louisville
Returns From European Trip by Philip Thierolf
Philip Thierolf returned Monday from a long European visit noting better health and happiness. He toured Germany Switzerland and Italy enjoying Hamburg during the Great Turner festival art galleries Paris and the Swiss Alps while traveling on two ocean steamships. He was glad to return to his family in America after the enriching journey.
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Philip Thierolf
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Hamburg
Paris
Alps
America
City council settles Main and Sixth street paving dispute
City board settles with contractor C J Woodworth over Main and Sixth streets paving. Council directs ordinance to tax costs to district one and two property owners. Several budget and street issues addressed while pay for street commissioner is cut. Adjournment follows after delays and debate.
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Gering
J.P. Faler
W. A. White
C. J. Woodworth
Main
Sixth
Judiciary Committee
Elster
Fifth Ward
O'Neill Place
Clara Street
Lincoln Avenue
Earl C. Wescott
Council
Finance Committee
Street Comitacione
Cits
York
Falter
Dr. Elster
Neuman
Schalef
Hinees
Tie
Weber
Steinker
Mr. Woodworth
Woodworth
W. N. Scott
C. E. McEntee
Scott
al Slivalwin
Woolworth
W. Ih
Beoe
Steimker
Sattler
Third Ward
Janda
Sclons
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Philip Theirolf Binch
City Fathers
Claims Committee
W. H. Scott
N. Y
C. L. Martin
Tom Hickson
Fred Heisel
Geo. Heisel
Oe St Agee
C. D. Woodworth
Streets Committee
Claims
John Bauer
Elm Street
Judge
Fire and Water Committee
G. Rhode
Rookamser
Sore
John Bates
John Harkins
W. B. Rishel
Peter Evers
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