Sidney County Board adjourns and funds transfer noted
The Sidney County Board adjourned to August 20 1879 and approved the transferring of fifteen hundred dollars from the Sinking Fund to the General Fund. Claims examined included jail goods, criminal fees, carpenter work, and clerical services. A constable appointment was adjusted and a two hundred dollar reward was set for Jack Nolan, wanted for murder in Cheyenne County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheppard
Victory
Thomas R Bensoan
Sidney
Thomas R. Benson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Board of County Commissioners
Maine
Anid
Nevranka
Jack Nolan
Vom
Stockmen Stand With Governor Nance For Western Nebraska
The piece declares stockmen will respond to Governor Nance's call and asserts he protects the West End. It denounces what it calls fake and malicious attacks on stock growers by journals seeking discord over fair dealing and truth.
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Prof Williams
Hastings Nebrackan
Church
Gillen
Armstrong
Omabs Herald
Hastings Nebraskan
Williams
Custer County
Nebraska
Gillen and Armatrong
Leva
Guster
Nance
Middleton
Armatrong
Custer Jeousty
Olive
Adame
Estizena
Doc Middton
Custer
Dawson
Lincoln Keith
Cheyenne Counies
Brother Williams
Kandile
Nolan
Richard
Meleskio'a
West End
Nearby Christian Service Ends With Cemetery Rites
An address urged unity and charity in Christ as a congregation drew close to one another. The service concluded with a choir performance and led to a cemetery rite marking the final prayers.
Hunt to Stock Raisers and Cattle Markets
Longstanding Texan cattlemen push to finish cattle before sale to avoid long drives and hunger. Indicator notes high prices for well fed wintered Texas steers from Indian Territory, with corn feeding cited as key. Observations contrast local sales, showing fed cattle fetches about 3.25 dollars per cental versus 2.85 to 2.80 for unfed steers, highlighting feed and weight differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaan
Jess
Snider & Drumm
Texas
Indian Territory
Yaoetsu Kansas
Kearney Girls Shine In County Fair Parade
Nebraska dispatch notes that Kearney girls appear more handsome in the pageant than those from Sidney and North Platte. The weariness of travel is mentioned, yet their spirits and appearance are praised as they parade, with claims of superior looks acknowledged by locals.
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Sidney
North Platte
Kcarney
Kearney
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toYa
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Icial Directory
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Usha
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Premerkecr
Yipta
Altormey
Muallugs
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Alge
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Pat
Beeler
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At- Law
Moore’s Block
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Ye -At - Law
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Nebrask 2
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Greeley
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Lewis’ S Ann
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Southlatte
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A J Walruth
James F Binsp
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J.J Methreen
E.M. Day
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Julia Neubauer
M.©. van Tarseli
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J. W. Haas
F. A. Beeler
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A. J. Haskell
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Harry Dubola
Curran & Johnson
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Busi
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Geo H. Jewett
George W. Hent
Joseph Douglass
Sidney Prezinet
Puesos
al Sidney
Ugallala
Masonic Hall
Bidney
E. G. Fowler
Gore
Tom Vale
Lambert Jeb Mink
Bidmey, Nah
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Bhopen
Bakary
Sidney, Nabraska
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