Notable visit to Greenwood Tusler residence parade
A large party traveled by carriage to the Greenwood estate of Elijah and Henry Tusler, enjoying a day of hospitality and festivities. The trip featured scenic views, a formal ball, meals, music, and socializing among local families and guests from Wisconsin and nearby towns.
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Sidney
Greenwood
Elijah
Henry Tuster
Flanders
I. R
Tusler
Sidney and
Blick
Forsis
bUsey
Nowe
Terpsigueare
Evgae Tusler
Andy J Walcatn
Vo Kedhepton
Henry Toter
Branerd
Andy
Elijah Tpueler
Ington
Rumor of East Country Party Near Lodge Pole
Rumors speak of a forthcoming country party to the east, near Lodge Pole, to be held on one of these Hae evenings.
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Court House Rose
Greenwood Creek
Round House
Court House Rock
North Platte
Blue Creeks
Bosler Bros. & Lawrences
Jonganu
Great Coud Range
Lodge Pole
Lyceum Notes Readings and Songs Highlight Last Week
The Lyceum weekly program featured Jos Obberfeller reading The Pillsh Boy with fine delivery by Mr Saunders reciting Shamans O'Brien. Ed Countryman performed Dree Thousand Miles Away as M Leavitt, Thos Ryan, Mag Rote and Susie Powell also gave recitations and songs. Next Monday's lineup includes Sidney Brata Band, Roy W Rhone readings, Mrs R OG Howard recitations, Ed Countryman music, Kizzie Smith readings, and a debate on government policy toward Jefferson Davis with Brainerd Kelner Essig Day supporting and C D Essig contra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tusler
CG. K. Allen
C.K Allen
H. V. Redington
Jnc. W. Griffin
Joe W. Griffin
Robt
C Howard
Robt. C. Howard
Ing. Zweifil
Jno. Zweifil
Sam’ Mathews
Mer
Sam’l Mathews
Sarah Phillips
W. Welchman
Moritz Urbach
M. Urbach
A. 8. Brown
Thos. Kane
E. C. Cochran
Dennis Carrigan
D. Corrigan
Mary Adams
Minnie Howard
Jesse Montgomery
J W. Conley
Chas. Bennett
Jerome Dickey
E. D. Kowver
Andy Wiet
Jos Shermer
Chas. Endsey
Mr. Ferris
W. Ulff. Brainerd
Jos Obberfeller
Thos. Ryan
Angel
C. D. Essig
McGrady
Mag. Rote
C. Soward
Migel
Snyder
L Cohn
the Journal
C. D. Beate
Susie Powell
Banjo 3Ulu
Ed. Countrymi
Monies
Sidney Brata
Meading
Roy W Rhone
R. OG
Howard
Sidney Glee Club
Silverman
Kizzie Smith
Countryman
M Oj Sanders
Mrs. Fowler
Ealiter
The Bismarck Route Into the Fili and Sidney Route
The Bismarck route into the Fili is the lonesomest in the world while the Sidney route is the liveliest. Hundreds of discreet travellers use the Sidney route into the Black Mills, contrasting with the sparse traffic on the Bismarck path.
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Fili
Hudreds
Black Mills
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Fey Telegraph
WAL Paper
Keith Cos
Hilla
Mt Yo
Nti P
Sat Sih
A.M
Tod P
Cuany
P.O
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m.jNo
Directory
Heatrice
Ounnhia
Weat
Pate
Kearney
Princers
NTY
Stavies
Moner
Nic
COW Lodge
LL. D
Masonite
SN. F. Iazen
W. ad.Bee
Kas
Nebraska
Pal Danking Dueimese
Ankuet
Fowler
Notary Publice
Faebraska
Neville
Fe -At- Law
Atte, Neb
Brlower
Prev Benson
Pevenson
Incuranse
Praney
Pa. Kane
r-at-Law
I Masonic
Efall
Lnree
Goond Ssitagh
Leeafad
Joan W. Griffin
Bidney
Greeley
Sidney Fri
Greeley Fri
Tralne
Minck
Lewis
Surinds
Fyuffdo
South Platte
Eaver Creek
Femont's Orchard
Greenity
Platte Valley
Creeley
Buffalo, Cel
Midney, Now
MEKPO
Satudie Horses
Fead and Sale Stable
Mit Fe
Lambert Jenne
Second Street
Sidney, Neb
John Cameron
Bhop Om Rove
Bank
Bidney, Nebraska
Curran & Johnson
Carpenters & Builders
Myrtle Street
W. Smith
Law
Josiau Blick
Oske
Aidney, Kebraska
Cheyenne County
Tag
Trans
Jth
Mjor Winthrop
Usu
Marion Shafer
Birnie
Searee
Indiana
Bey
Iinowa
Wach
Tile Ranch
Taglers
Lisbon
If Vo Redington
Cieta
Wisconsin
Snow
the Meors
EL & Tusler
McMath
Dickey
Koster
Sherm
Pwain
Buiper
C. K. Allen
Allen
Zweifel
Moritz Usbach
A. S. Brown
Misa Maisse Kinsey
Indies
Jno
W. Griffin
A.B. Persinger
DD. Essig
Andy Walrath
The
Lyceum
Jefferson Davis
W. H. H. Brainerd
S Kel
E. M. Day
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