Republican Delegates Chosen for State and County Conventions
The Republican party organized in Cheyenne County with M. N. Tobin as chair and A. J. Carruth of Sidney as secretary. Delegates and alternates were named for state, senatorial, and representative conventions, plus a county central committee led by Alpheus Pease. The assembly praised the party’s vigor and announced a September county attorney nomination convention, while mourning the death of Samuel Urbach of Grand Island, brother of local resident Moritz Urbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Tobin
Republican Central Committee
A. J. Carruth
Sidney
C. B. Trognitz
T. J. Dawson
Fred Price
James O'Halloren
Jed Price
W. C. Couch
Bronson
I. ©. Wisner
Bayard
L. B. Cary
B.S. McConnell
Court House Rock
Logan
Fr. A. Comstock
C. E. Webb
Ff. O. Wisner
Proxy
Camp Clarke
Tobe
Paben
FF. W. Cramer
Eagle
EF. Trognitz
J. F. Fushia
T. J. Tawson
B. O A. Jones
J. McMullan
A. Ks. Greenlee
J. P. Fisher
W. N. Eaton
J. Neubauer
J.T. Tholecke
M. Tobin
A.J. Carruth
FB. Brett
Te. Root
N. PP. Nelson
Trognita
J. N Scherer
Martin Cape
Union
Jas O'Kalloren
A. Jones
John Lederer
August Thompson
W. Fowler
N. P. Nel- Sot
L. Is. Cary
A. Ease
J. W. Harper
L. R. Barlow
Thocecke
A. Gunderson
Seerman
Bruce Wilcox
John North
J. D. Herald
J. W. McDaniel
John Waverly
A. Britton
Firth Booth
Hh, Newman
Jus
Carruth
County Central Committee
Alpheus Pease
Mr. Pease
Cheyenne County
Samuel Urbach
Morriz Urbach
Grand Island
Moritz Urbach
Pleasant Itil
Omaha
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Containe no Animonia or Alum
An old advert notes Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder claims to be free of alum and ammonium compounds. It emphasizes purity and safety for baking use, appealing to household readers of the period.
Oberfelders Sells Straw Hats and Summer Wear
Oberfelder's offers straw hats, summer underwear, percale and linen shirts for the season, inviting shoppers to browse a select range of light garments and fabrics suitable for hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelders
County Board Meets in Cheyenne County July 1891
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met July 30 31 1891 with J W Harper A W Atkins and C J Osborn present. They approved road petitions granted several claims and adjourned to July 31. A county institute note praises instructors Professor McCoy Mrs Shelton and Superintendent Chambers and records a crowded session with praise for the instructors and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olice Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Neb
J. W. Harper
A. W. Atkins
C. J. Osborn
A. H. Frame
McLernon
Clarkson
A. A. Ricker Express
C.J. Osborn Express
A.W Atkins Pauper Transportation
HW. B. Muntley
Union Valley
J. W. Warper
Andy Lindberg
Sherl
J. J. Reynolds
RS. Green
Hay Nes
M. Stearns
Hulse
A. Gunderson
Nelson
Bk. Huntley
Wm. Stilwill
Court House Rock
M. L. Kent
Bayard
Totak
Philip Higgins
Davison
AO James
Lane
John Daugherty
J . W. Harper
J C. Johnston
Louis Baumberger
Old Soldiers Relief Commission
Alexi
Schlegil Field
Meleese
Isaac Jones
State of Nebraska
Allie Davis
Dan Mckee
Cig
Dan Bergmen
G. E. Swan
Vwgan Bated Reiley
Fred Dawson
F.C. Jones
State of Nebraskaa
Aliie Davis
Board
McCoy
Shelton
Chambers
Court House
Teva@rari
Death of Rev Leslie Stevens Former Sidney Pastor in Pekin
A cablegram from Pekin dated July 28 reports the death of Rev Leslie Stevens former M I church pastor in Sidney and later district presiding elder and missionary to China. He was beloved for unselfish work, helped build the Sidney church, and leaves many grieving friends across the community. May he rest in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Lyman
Kearney
Pekin
China
Leslie Stevens
Stevens
Sidney
M. I. Church
God's Vineyard
Rev
Japan Rules the Sea Sinks Chinese Warships in Battle
The Japanese government released a report on hostilities with China and the sinking of the Kow Shung. British flag confusion and later war declaration are noted. Shanghai reports describe Japanese attacks on Chinese vessels and the Chen Yuen reaching port for repairs amid entrenched fighting. Tokio says Britain will be apologized to as Kow Shung is sunk while flying a British flag. Captain Galworthy and others were rescued by Naniwa crew. In Nebraska, August 3, IJton and Daugherty nominated for Congress in the Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Corea
Yokohama
Lowpon
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lord Kimberly
Shanghai
Takachiho
Hi-Yei
Chen-Yuen
Yashian
Li Hung Chang
Tokio
London
Great Britain
Galeworthy
Buoken Bow
Ijton
Mat Daugherty
Ogalalla
Keith County
Nebraska
Daugherty
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AIM
Clothing House
Jerome B. Halston
Charles J. Ramsdell
Mr. Naiston
Jacob Eckert
Jake
N.P. Nelson
E. Root
Trognitz
Mr. Nelson
FO. Wisner
Jamess
Talloren
Wisner
O'Malloren
Ife
Tlarrison
R. S. McConnell
John N. Scherer
Scherer
Tobe Paben
Samuel Urdach
the Institute
John Pantenburg
South Dakota
Pekin, China