Spectacular Garrison Ball Delights Society Circles
A grand full dress ball at the post theatre drew society’s attention with flags and banners, an orchestra from the 21st Infantry Band, elegant refreshments, and a reception committee led by Mrs Morrow and others. Guests, officers, and citizens danced well into the night amid elaborate decorations and praise for the committee’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Committee On Decoration
Mrs Morrow
Mra Parka
Miss McFarland
General Morrow
Lieut Park
Our Country Cousins Cheyenne County News Log Apr 1890
Potter special correspondent reports local news from Cheyenne County Nebraska including arrivals from Schuyler Redington and Loup City visitors, farm work and crop progress after melting snow, a school entertainment planned, wind damage to a cattle barn, and immigration prospects. Mentions Rev Dry, Rev Adams, Chas Anderson, Frank Whipple, E A Huckleberry, P Gustafsson, C Hogberg, Postmaster Price, and local happenings in Potter South Divide Lodge Pole and Naspy areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Pottern Nes
KE Washburn
Schuyler, Nes
Freeport
W R Adams
Redington
Charles Anderson
Frank Whipple
Wis
E A Huckleberry
Cheyenne Wye
Chas. Anderson
Rev
T E Dry
Loup City
Dix
Potter School
Miss Wells
Gsamo
Sidney
Friends
Beard and Robertson
TH Dry
Bethel
P Gustaffson
Stillwater Minn
Chas Abbott
Laston
A J Keiser
C. Hogberg
Price
Bronson
Local News Roundup From LutaIs and Salt Lake Trips
J W Vanderhoof returned from Fort Duchesne Utah after five months directing government work for Geo A Jewett the Sidney trader. Jewett still runs a general store with wet goods moved to the canteen. Ed Haummiston left for Colorado Springs, Brett from Potter and Geof Moyer opened a Salt Lake City law office. Jo Tim many now runs a real estate office in Salt Lake and is prospering. Geo O Streeter bought an Ochre mine near Park City and plans a stock company with machinery imported. Nickerson now road master for Utah Central. Kellner a former Sidney merchant rents a Salt Lake City store for 600 dollars monthly. J J Robinson died in the Norfolk asylum. his brother in Cheyenne could not be found. A public meeting of the Cheyenne county Prohibition Amendment League is set for Tuesday at the outfit house with Rev Fleck. Sunday services listed for Trinity Lutheran and Methodist churches. Hooded Stock Wm Slaynes of Snake Creek received registered Hereford cattle from Grand Island. A five year old Mand daughter of Gus Swan died. funeral at Catholic church. Telegraophilue joins in sympathy. Shoes arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W Vanderhoof
Fort DuChesne
Utah
Geo A. Jewett
Sidney
Mr. Vanderhoof
Jewetl
Ed Haummiston
DuChesene
Jewett
Colorado Springs
Brett Formery
Potter
Geof Moyer
Kimball
Salt Lake City
Jo ‘Timmany
Kimball County
Salt Lake
Geo O Streeter
Park City
Jordan
New York
Nickerson
Utah Central
Vanderhoof
S Kellner
Arbor Day Exercises at Sidney High School
Arbor Day observances at Sidney High School featured a two o’clock program led by the post band. Students and teachers presented songs, readings, and speeches dedicating trees to American icons Lincoln, Alcott, Longfellow, and General Morrow, with praise for the school’s student body and staff. About 200 attendees witnessed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sidney High School
Post Band
Edna Elmer
Jesse Moffit
Thayer
Minnie Chase
McVoy
Supt Lane
Tom Duncan
Henry Worden
Longfellow
Caesar Neubauer
H A Morrow
Edgar North
B V. Sunner
Corps of Stendhers
Sidney School
Sidney
Ant
Gasthy
County Commissioners Record and Local Financial Notes
County commissioners met with all members present and ordered a certified copy of Cheyenne county’s financial condition as of January 1 1389 to be sent to Dead Banner Kimball and Scotts Bluffs. Rail fare for Mrs Ashley and four children to Missouri noted. they may move permanently. April 24 an individual from Potter received a druggist permit. A jury list of sixty names for the June district court term was prepared for clerk. J IL Robinson deceased owned Wyoming real estate. Contingent fund accounted for Morris Davis bill. cash disbursements listed include tickets for Mrs Ashley 45.00 wood 3.60 telegrams 2.00 pauper ticket to Ogallala 2.20 total 52.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Dead Banner Kimball
Scotts Bluffs
Ashley
Weerman
Potter
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Minneapolis
Crockery & Glassware
Bidney
Ama
Sols Schwab &Cos
E. McLernon
Cor. Rose & Second
EW Stony
Wittieh
Parmieter
Bonesteel
Parnieter
Lo S Tesson
J W Dancan
FE Palmer
Tesson
JW Duncan
Saeut Wittich
J S Parke
E W Stone
J W McAndrew
Lieut Wittich
Sparrow
McFarland
Kenney
Jenner Bush
Fred Mancourt
Blakely
Cary
Taylor
May
McIntosh
Fort Russell
Mra Poillon
Migs van Horn
Charles Clay
Marty
T. J. Dawson
Fred
Frank Carroll
John McIntosh
James McIntosh
May Kane
Ada Brown
Rebecca Doran
Sophia Urbach
Henry Doran
David Gutfreund
John Barnhart
Whillo Baldry
Horace Moore
Ralph Slull
Bennie Carroll
Union Pueble
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Dickinson
Missouri Division
Ressipue
Mountain Division
Superin
Tendents Barr
Omaha
Baxters
Choate
Danver
O'Neil
St Joseph & Grand Island
Brinkerhof
Kansas
Burns
Buckinham
Baxterys
Telegraph
Dorsey
Cngressman
Kings Daughters
Morrow
Washington
Muppy Hoosters
Timmons
Idalville
Ind
John Leslie
J W .Gardner
Fife
W J Brennan
Hosewater
E Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Tokamah
Nob
Gougar
J. J.mcintosh
Omatin
Johnson
State Bank of
Nebraska National Bank
W. Sullivan
Alg Lander
Wyoming
Sullivan
Post Office
Eubank
Oberfelder & Co
South Divide
Sourm Divine
A. E. Monnette
Donis
Dyson
J. C. McClure
A .E
Monnette
Lodge Pata
Lopae
Fitch
Alliance
Dr. Libby
W. I. Gerhartst
Lutais
McAleese
G W Wilkinson
Norfolk
J JI Robinson
Hs Brother
Trinity Lutheran Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Snake Creek
Grand Island
Haynes
Gus .Swan
Te ‘Telegrapil
High School of
21St Infantary Band
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