Sounds Of Revelry At Garrison Ball In Full Dress
A grand post theatre ball at the Garrison drew society interest with twelve piece orchestra from the 21st Infantry led by Prof Lamar. Guests in full dress enjoyed receptions, promenades, and elegant refreshments. The event featured decorated halls, national colors, and a large reception committee including Mrs Morrow and Mrs Parke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Decoration
Colbo W Stone
Wittich
Parmeter
Bonesteel
LS ‘Tesson
Jo W Duncan
Palmer
Tesson
J S Parke Finanes
E W Stone
OUR COUNTRY COUSINS IN POTTER NE AREA APRIL 1890
Special correspondence from Potter and South Divide reports arrivals from Nebraska and Wisconsin visitors, church services by Rev R Adams and Rev T E Dry, local improvements, weather effects on crops, and planned entertainments at Potter school. Residents discuss immigration prospects, waggish town criticism, and community projects including tree planting and dam construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Potter Nes
E Washburn
Schuyler
Neb
Freeport
Reyv
R. Adams
Redington
Charles Anderson
Frank Whipple
Wis
E. A. Huckleberry
Cheyenne Wye
Chas Anderson
Rev
T. EB
Dry
Loup City
T’ E Dry
Dix
Potter School
Miss Wellsigs
Sidney
Beard and Robertson
TV Dry
Bethel
P Gustaffson
Stillwater Minn
Chas Abbott
Votter Scnoui
A J Keiser
C Wegberg
Price
Bronson
Lodge Pole
Leper Poly
Nes
Wolf
Westward Movements and Local Notices in Utail
J W Vanderhoof returned from Fort Duchesne Utah after nearly five months in charge of government work for Geo A Jewett. Jewett remains post trader, now selling general merchandise with wet goods moved to the canteen. Ed Hummiston gone to Colorado Springs. G Moyer opened a Salt Lake City law office. J B Tinmony runs a Salt Lake real estate office. Geo O Streeter bought an ochre mine near Park City and plans a stock company with New York outfitting machinery. Nickerson now in charge of road work on the Utah Central at Salt Lake. Kellner rents a Salt Lake City store for $600 monthly to illustrate Utah trade. Died: J If Robinson, a former county resident, died at the Norfolk asylum. remains interred locally due to lack of relatives. Public meeting set at the court house for temperance work. Rev Id Fleck to speak. Religious services listed for Trinity Lutheran and Methodist churches with sermon topics. Blooded stock news from Snake Creek and Maud Swan, age five, dies. funeral at Catholic church. Our shoes have arrived. Oberfelder & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W . Vanderhoof
Fort DuChesne
Utah
Geo A. Jewett
Sidney
Mr. Vanderhoof
Jowett
Ed Hummiston
DuCheyene
Jewett
Colorado Springs
Brett Formery
Potter
Geof Moyer
Kimball
Salt Lake City
J.B Tinmony
Kimball County
Salt Lake
Geo O Streeter
Park City
Jordan
New York
Nickerson
Utah Central
Vanderhoof
S Kellner
Arbor Day Exercises by Sidney High School
Arbor Day observations at Sidney High School feature the 21st Infantry Band, choral performances, and dedicatory trees honoring American figures and institutions. About 200 attendees witnessed speeches by students such as Tom Duncan, Louisa Alcott, Lincoln, Longfellow, and General Morrow, with praise for teachers and the public school.
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Nebraska
Sidney High School
Post
Edna Elmer
Jesse Moffit
School House
Governor Thayer
Minnie Chase
McCoy
Supt Lane
Tom Duncan
Henry Worden
Pansy
Louisa M. Alcott
Ray Cundiff
John McAuley
Abraham Lincoln
Arthur North
21St Infantry Band
Viola Cundiff
Longfellow
Caesar Neubauer
H A Morrow
Edgar North
E. V. Sumner Post
Sidney School
Sidney
County Commissioners Meet Adopts Financial Statement Request
Cheyenne county officials met after adjournment with all members present. The clerk was ordered to provide a certified statement of the county’s financial condition as of January 1, 1889 to Deuel Banner Kimball Scotts Bluffs. Railway tickets were bought for Mrs Ashley and four children to Missouri, as they planned to return home after months in the county. April 24 a Potter druggist permit was granted. A sixty name jury list for the June district court term was prepared and given to the clerk. The clerk was to check if J Il Robinson, deceased, owned Wyoming real estate. Contingent fund bills for Morris Davis were approved: tickets for Mrs Ashley $45.00 wood $3.50 telegrams $2.00 pauper ticket to Ogallala $2.20 total $52.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Deuel Banner Kimball
Scotts Bluffs
Ashley
Lorman
Potter
J. Il. Robinson
Wyoming
Morris Davis
Wood
Ogalalla
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Edllit
Anio
Uson
Minneapolis
Crockery & Glassware
Cloee
Schwab &Cos. Koods
Nore
E. McLernon
Cor. Rose & Second
Murty
L. Dawson
Fred
Frank Carrol
John McIntosh
James McIntosh
May Kane
Ada Brown
Rebecca Doran
Sophia Urbach
Henry Doran
Davis Gutfreund
John Barnhart
Willie Baldry
Horace Moore
Ralph Hull
Bennie Carroll
Daniel McKee
Leslie Neubauer
Florence Howard
Mia Whitney
J Vanderhodf
Union Pacific
Cheyenns
Dickinson
Missouri Division
Ressigno
Mountain Division
Barr
Omaha
Baxter
Cheyenne
Choate
Denver
O'Neil
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Brinkerhof
Kansas
Burns
Buckinham ‘Ho
Telegraph
Dorsey
Kings Daughters
Morrow
Washington
Happy Losters
Timmons
Idaville
Ind
Electric Bitters
John Leslie
Gardner
W. J Brennan
Rosewater Triumphant
E Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Ekamah
Ile
Gougar
J J McIntosh
Johnson
Into State Bank of
Nebraska National Bank
W. Sullivan
Sullivan
Post Office
Eubank
Oberfelder & Co
South Divide
SouTh
eWeo
Fitch
Alliance
Libby
W. EI. Gerhartst
Utail
McAleese
G. W. Wilkinson
Norfolk
Robinson
Hs Brother
cPaAt
Court House
Prohibition Amendment League
Fleck
State League
Lincoln
Friends of Temperance
Trinity Lutheran Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Suaynes
Snake Creek
Grand Island
Waynes
Maud
Gus Swan
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