Harvest Notes From Ye Country Correspondence
Harvest has ended and farming tasks fill the day. Hinrichs plans corn harvest for others at sixty cents per acre while Woyerts returns from South Omaha with cattle. Water shortages threaten stock as land deals advance and new Dalton business hopes fade without capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G Hinrichs
Chris Woyerts
South Omaha
Chris
Otto Busacker
Henry Leiner
Creo. Miller
Mrs Jurgens
Colton
George Miller
Lizzie Thompson
Willie Bauer
Maggie Folkerts
Geo. Thompson
Mary Jurgens
Conrad Sticker
John Seifer
Cedar Creek
Chris Weyerts
Frise Bratz
J. G. Miller
HH. G. Hinrichs
Union Valley
Busucker
Gayle Precinct
Dalton
Valentine
Sidney
Camp Clarke Haying Busy Livery and Ranch Work
Camp Clarke livery and ranch crews are haying as Gus Mittlestad and Asa Baker drove to Bridgeport on Saturday. R H Willis took the train to Mitchell and back. Pitt Lacy rode from Wild Horse and Gee Tompson works in the Sand Hills during haying. Robison Bros began haying on the Chirk meadow Monday. Jessie Young visited from his ranch Saturday. Mr and Mrs C H Burke visited R H Willis ranch Saturday. Mr Ware rides the Alliance Canal. Mrs R H Willis and Mrs W H Willis drove to Bridgeport Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Mittlestad
Asa Baker
Bridgeport
R H. Willis
Mitchell
Pitt Lacy
Wild Horse
Riverside Reapings at Johnson's Ranch Creekside
Cooler weather and a Saturday visit by Fritz Smith and Guy Lee followed a trek by a party of U.S. forestry inspectors last week. They found twenty four different species of trees and sarabs in the vicinity, a strong tally given the dry spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Smith
Guy Lee
Johnson's Ranch
U.S
Social News From The Missouri Valley Area
Mrs G T Gannon and children and Miss Emma Honnette visited Mr and Mrs L M Meyer over the weekend. Daykin Harris and Barber traveled to Bridgeport with a load of registered Durham bulls to ship to Seneca. Miss Emma Honnette returned to Des Moines Iowa after a week with Mrs J Johnson. Asi Remsburg moved his haying outfit to his upper ranch. A picnic party visited T e Point and spent the day exploring and fishing with pitch forks catching thirteen fish. Lunch followed on a sand bar with bread in short supply. The group included Mrs Johnson Miss Honnette Mr G T Gannon and children, Miss Emma Marie and Edna Johnson A Johnson and Lloyd Remsburyg. Mrs G T Gannon and children left for Missouri Valley Illinois after six weeks with her parents. Pat Rowlan branded calves Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daykin
Harris
Barber
Bridgeport
Durham Bulls
Seneca
J. Johnson
Emma Honnette
Des Moines
Asi Remsburg
Peisure
Johnson
Honnette
G. T. Gannon
Emma
Marie
Edna Johnson
A. Johnson
Lloyd Remsburyg
Missouri Valley
Ill
Pat Rowlan
Bridgeport Notes: Local Marriages and Changes in Town
Bridgeport locals report the marriage of B C Hutchinson and Miss Eunice Skinner at the Presbyterian parsonage with condolences offered. Shorty Gaines and Bert Scott purchase into Lee's Livery, and Della Sawyer resumes clerical duties. The Bayard baseball team defeats Bridgeport 15 to 5, and a reunion is planned for September 10-13 with Commander White handling details. R. P. Scott returns from Kansas City to work on ditches and irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hutchinson
Shorty” Gaines
Gaines & Miller
W. E. Gaines
Misa Della Sawyer
Bert Scott
Lee
Commander White
Bridgeport
Gibralter
R. P. Scott
Kansas City
Unclaimed Letters at Sidney Post Office August 7 2001
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Sidney Nebraska post office for the week ending August 7 2001. GENTS Browerick.d W Nellen Fred Bode Jus Edward Ulsan Ole Gilbert Alvin N Sellman Henry Hlunnery Walter Stevens Ey Morris 3 W Walace Phemis Whirell James LADINS Alison Miss Jennie Emilton Mrs Carve Bruner Miss Bhinghe Cevy Mes Nude Persons calling for these letters please say advertised Cras CALLAHAN P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Ladins
Alison
Jennie Emilton
Carve Bruner
Bhinghe Cevy
Gossipy Notes On Land Filings In Wrights Gap
Two homestead filings on one quarter section in Wrights Gap caused local chatter. Georgian A Fix of Gering and Mrs Ingraham of Chimney Rock reportedly filed first and second, with both placing bonuses. the Fix residence appears ruined, and the Chimney Rock siblings admit tearing it down on their mother’s instruction. Prairie chickens seen plentiful. hay shipments from the station reach 58 cars to Kansas City and Chicago with prices eight to eight twenty five on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright's Gap
Georgian A. Fix
Gering
Ingraham
Chimney Rock
Sidney Land Office
Fix
Gering Courier
North Platte Tribune
Kansas City
Chicago
N. P Tribune
What Are the Young Mans Chances Symposium Planned
THE CONSERVATIVE weekly western review edited by J Sterling Morton of Nebraska City Neb will publish a symposium on What Are the Young Mans Chances The enlarged edition features eminent Western figures including W C Brown E D Kenna Rev Jenkin Lloyd Jones H H Kohlsaat Juba R H Luatchaw Robert C Clowry Frank Orren Lowden M B E Ingalls and other prominent citizens The editor promotes the issue as a powerful guide for young American manhood and a landmark in this literary field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Review
J Sterling Morton
Nebraska City
Neb
THE
Conservative
West
W C Brown
Lake Shore Railroad
E. D. Kenna
Santa Fe
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
H. H Kohlsaat
J. Sterling Marion
Largest Circulation in The United States
The Chicago Record leads two cent newspapers with the highest circulation in the country. Combined with the Chicago Record-Herald and Chicago Times-Herald, it stands far ahead of competitors in readership and news facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo Record Ter
Aircwation
United States
Chicago Record
Chicaco Times-Herald
Cricaco Record-Herald
America
Summer Outing Excursion Rates to Rocky Mountain Regions
Union Pacific announces summer excursion deals to Colorado Rocky Mountain spots for health and tourism. One fare for round trip plus 2.00 from Missouri River, valid June 8– Aug 31 with July 1–9 and Sept 1–10 at 15.00, return by Oct 31, 1901. Proportional rates from intermediary points. agent W D Curron provides details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Union Pacific
Missouri River
W. D. Cuirron
The Fruits of War and the Shattered Skull Piles
A narrator recalls skull pyramids in Novara Italy where 18 to 35 year old soldiers from Savoy Sardinia and Austria lay buried under rain shelters. The passage imagines blood-stained scenes across Europe from Magenta to Jena to Waterloo and cites Napoleon on fate of boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novara
Italy
Savoy
Sardinia
Austria
Magenta
France
Egypt
Pyramids
Germany
Jena
Leipsic
Lutzen
Bautzen
Austerlitz
Russia
Moscow
Belgium
Waterloo
Napoleon
Popular Science Monthly
Feted Spring of Our Lady of the Fishes Near Constantinople
The tale centers on Ba luka the fish place outside Constantinople now famed for healing. A monk doubted a messenger claiming Turks seized the city. the half cooked fish allegedly jumped back to water. A church marks the spring and cures are said to occur during a yearly pilgrimage. Brown and white fish descendants swim in a marble tank in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Determining If Cold Open Air Baths Are Safe
A person can judge cold water baths by observing after effects. If circulation returns quickly, skin reddens, and warmth and vitality resume, the bath is beneficial. If skin stays cold and clammy for 15 to 20 minutes and weakness lasts an hour, the bath is likely harmful.
Electric Bitters Cured Dyspepsia in Bennettaville Wife
Editor S A Brown recites how his wife suffered indigestion and loss of appetite until Electric Bitters relieved her suffering. After four bottles she recovered fully and can eat anything. The tonic is praised for stomach and liver trouble relief and laxative action. Sold for 50 cents at druggists. Overfeldens advertises summer underwear and negligee shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A Brown
Bennettaville
S.C
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Riverside Reapings
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L. M. Meyer
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Bayard Transcript
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Overfilden's
Stras
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Meaner
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H. H. Hizer
Harpham Brothers
Doran Store
H. T. Doran
Jorde McIntoshe
J.T. McelIntosa
Cashier
American Bank
Europe
Che
M. H. Tobin, Prope
Schlitz Beer
J. Frep Dawson
INI
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G. FP. Salle
Pacific Express Office
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Sidney Meat
Co. Girmann
Nannie Galleger
LaGrange
Bucklen
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