Cheyenne County News Roundup March 28 1892
News notes from Silverthorn Neb including a proposed new voting precinct cutting from Weir Lisco and Court House Rock. reports on editor visits ranch rentals Assessor Shark and local farming, crops, and livestock. Mentions Edgar Yulton Emigrants Pumpkin Creek and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Lisco
Court House
Board of County Duds
Cary
Bateman
Edgar Yelton
Laramie
Wyoming
Rock Salt Sale and Local Notes from March 28 1892
Rock Salt priced at $1.00 per ewt available in ten lots offered by L. M. Halstead. A reader asks about hot beds for sweet potatoes, seeking best methods, timing, depth and culture tips. The item also notes a local plant and harrow tips, plus a selling out notice for drug stock and household goods at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Halstead
Happy Fellow
Happy HoLiow
Piguet
Veer Laurels and Sunday Visits in 1892
George Harvey viewed LaPeer on Sunday while Mr and Mrs James Finn called at LaPeer. James La Butlett and wife, Mr Wade, John North and son Lawsen and Edward North enjoyed Sunday entertainment. Hotel de Lubeer hosted dinner for Silverthorn residents as others were away. Belmont residents curious about two unnamed mongers, who cranked along thirty five miles in windy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Canal
J P. Ames
Redington
Mr. Dasset
Benny Stark
LaPeer
Silvermhore
Lou Finn
Elter
Hotel de Elier
la Peer
North River
Edward North
Belmont Ditch Company
Wm Elter
James Luckalett
LB. Cary
Manon
George Harvey
James Finn
Hon T
Belmont
Willful the trotter a low bid from Atkins stables
A brood report on Wallful C C Nelsons standard bred trotting horse Willful will start this season at Atkins stables for a low price of 21600. Willful is sired by Wilean from Ariadne with strong trotting lines including Clark Chief and Mambrino Chief. The dam line traces to Blackbird and Simpson’s Blackbird with examples like Vic H. 2.18, indicating fast early speed. A yearling filly by Willful owned by Atkins shows speed potential. Jury List for May term includes J E Mscerly Janes Burnett and others. Colton feed mill shipped a car of chop feed to Cheyenne. Stolen dog alert with reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Nelson
Wallful
Atkins Stables
Willful
Wilean
Harrison Chief
Clark Chief
Mambrino Chief
Croxie
Phallas
Majolica
Kentucky
Robert Fulton
Grandam
Blackbird
Simpson
California
Anteco
Antivolo
Vic H
Wilful
A. W. Atkins
Democrats Call Delegate Convention in Cheyenne County
The Democrats of Cheyenne County Nebraska meet at Sidney Court House on Saturday April 9 1892 at 2 o'clock to elect delegates to the Democratic State Convention in Omaha April 18 1892 and to select delegates to the Sixth Congressional Democratic Convention. Precinct primaries are set at school houses except Sidney at Masonic Hall on April 4 1892 at 7 pm. Representation allocated to Bronson Bayard Galton Stock Camp Clarke Davison Evzle Gilchrist Haynes Fudge Pole Lotter Redington Sidney Union Valley Wolf and Libabae. C P Chanbens J J McIntosh chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Court House
Sidney
Omaha
Masonic Hall
Bronson
Bayard
Galton
Camp Clarke
Davison
Evzle
Gilchrist
Haynies
Fudge Pole
Lotter
Redington
Union Valley Wolf
Lie
Cheyenus
Neb
Kearney
Charles Trognitz
County Sunday School Convention at Trinity Lutheran Church
A county Sunday school convention will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church this month. Representatives from every Sunday school in the county are urged to attend. Mrs. E Perkins, a state worker, will present and counsel based on her experience. A partial program includes Devotional services, papers by Mrs Perkins on roles in teaching and child life, and question boxes. The event is hosted by local churches with travel info from the Union Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church Inn
E.J3. Perkins
Ptate
Asgistance Td
APIUS
Mire
E. B. Perkins
E.D. Perkins
Pepei
Steclatlon
Model Bible
Peper
Local Citizens Address the North and South Platte Divides
A civic address to residents of Sidney Lodge Pole Rotter and the Great Divides urging attention to regional waters and community concerns. The message references grassic waters and geography between the North and South Platte valleys, framed as a public appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Rotter
North
South Platte Avers
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Don
Star Clothing House
The
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OUR
Mills & Averill
St. Loui, Mo
M Cohn
Sidndy Nev
Silverthorn Flappeninga
Silvertuorn
Edgar Yulton
Cedar Creek
Telegraph
M Hunt
Wade
Stockton
Main Street
Poniard
Assessor Shark
O I. Know
Htetington
Revincton
Curtis
Herman
Aw Paralein
Pumpkin Creek
I'neru
Putin
Sam Coulter
Unis
Crigler
Chas
Nuon
Ranger
Heermaan
Potter Review
Milas Bello Thompson
Potter
O. Dressers
Harper
Win Arbot
Anderson
Oleson
Sholtz
T B Dawson
Petit Jury
J. E Mcscerly
Janes Burnett
Joseph Sharmer
Gus Kange
W.F Dunsmore
Robert McConnell
Toby Pavin
D C Robbins
Geo. M Heerman
Henry Leiner
Willian Hoffmeyer
Sidney Pool
I. Ht. Barlow
E. P. Osgood
Herman E Folkerts
Horses Fisk
M. Yobin
Fred Price
Fred Kurth
J. B. Huister
John Snyder
R.j.cowdin
J. W. MecMahan
H. H. Heermaan
Colton Feed Mill
Cheyenne Thuradiy
P'acific Hotel
Kucena
Steport
George Higgens
Edward Buck
Curry Buck
Annie Hexon
Charles Buck
Klass Dykman
Jennie Winter
Buck &Drive
Annie Dykman
Ae Wiltie Winter
Judy Buck
Hannih Lhayen
Dick Sloyen
Flora Heyon
Oberfelder
Babae
C. P. Chanbens
J. J. McIntosh
Ict
Arene
M. H. Tost
P R Borequist
O Kane
Gar Hotel
James Britton
Great West
Gates
Seon
Vo Wi
North Platte
Cheyenne
Tee
Colton
Caump Clarke Tee Davison Engle Gulchrist
Eons Haynes ‘ Lodge Pole Potter Redington
Union Vailey
Sarees
Chicago
Union Pacific & North- Western
J.C. Barnhart
Union Pacific Lyst
Filyvy
Belges
E. McLernon