Normal Institute opens for Cheyenne County Teachers
The Normal Institute opened Monday with about forty attendees, mostly teachers, as Prof Rork of Salem directs sessions on arithmetic grammar and psychology. The piece notes ordered, attentive classrooms, the use of anecdotes to illustrate points, and discusses evolving ideas in grammar and pedagogy, emphasizing the law of life and the teacher’s noble role while listing the first-week attendees.
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Rork
Salem
Oregon
Noliced
Brest
Cole
Johnie
Heners
Come
Jalie Britton
Mary N. Slinglaff
Adelia Willman
C Lingenfelter
C A Benton
If N Slinglaff
Lizzie Lager
Jushe Zimmerman
Frane Grafton
Fred Slawson
Seanah Keiser
J B Ragan
Lulu Burg
C. P Chambers
Ettie Braden
Cora Fitch
Rose Walford
Mary Sprague
Nettie [Senhood
Maud L Lull
Maggie A Dickey
Cora Spencer
A K Greenlee
Ella Brown
Viola Cundilf
Arte Johnson
Minnie Chase
Addie Pillsbry
Military Affairs At Fort Sidney In Modern Update
Corpral Kelly spent a few days in hospital this week. Sergeant Coulter received an extension of furlough. Private Pueter transferred from Co E to the band. Private Jacob Seitz granted three months furlough. Sergeant Stowell returned with family. Master Hartwell Bunesteel ill but improving. Livut Palmer assumes command of E Company. Lieutenant J W McAndrew appointed post treasurer. Band concerts set for 7:15 p m on Mon Wed Fri. Lieutenant Parmenter released from Co FE command. Battalion drill resumes 3 30 to 4 30 on the north part of the reservation. Private Keegan sent to Fort Omaha for treatment. Lieutenant J S Parke placed in command of G Company. Fort Sidney base battery pleased with Sterling care. Ghost of garrison removal stalks the post. Mus King and Private Burke returned from Bellevue rille. One year of sentence remitted for James O Connor. Sergeant DeGiber transferred to First Infantry at Angel Island. Lieutenant Sparrow named recruiting officer at Fort Sidney. Private O Donnovan and Tidwin J Wood desert from post. reward offered. Rainfall records for Fort Sidney show April 2 77 inches May 1 07 inches June .08 inches July 1 16 inches. Complimentary serenade program for Captain Willis Wittich listed with regimental band pieces.
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Kelly
Coulter
Peueter
Co E
Jacob Seitz
Stowell
Hartwell Bunesteel
Livut Palmer
Ecompany
Parmeter
J W McAndrew
Leutenant Parmenter
Co FE
Keegan
Hospital Corps
Fort Omaha
J S. Parke
McFarland
Fort Sidney
James O'Connor
Co. II
Twenty-first Infantry
Leavenworth
Pergeant Christian DeGiber
Angel Falod
California
Sparrow
Department of the Platte
Wittich
O.donnovan
Vo. A
Tidwin J. Wood
Willis Wittich
Twentyfirst Infantry
Bach
Fantuala
Millars
Melgn
Venus
Wee Vooleoy Meloy
Parewell
E Lamar
Examinations for Teachers Scheduled at School House
An examination for teachers will be held at the school house this morning with further exams on Friday and Saturday August 20 and August 30. Mariia Moore Superintendent Sidoy notes the dates of August 20.
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Mariia Moore
Sidoy
Old Soldiers Picnic at Lawrence Fork Grove
An old soldiers picnic and camp fire are planned in the Grove two miles south of Redington on September 11 1890. Veterans from Scotts Bluff Banner Kimbah Cheyenne and Deuel counties are invited to share an army camp style day and night with baskets and speeches. Committees appointed for arrangements include Ho Chase David Shults C Siemiller S Skimmer and John North Onmuie W A Strong and Il Chase On advertisement W A Strong and J Dearmger Yoursin C L
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Redington
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimbah
Cheyenne
Deuel
Ho Chase
David Shults
C Siemiller
S Skimmer
John North Onmuie
Strong
Il Chase
A Strong
J Dearmger
C.&l
Journal editor under fire over public and private life clash
A critic assesses the Journal editor's editorial policy and conduct, urging honest reporting of public matters and restraint in attacking private citizens. The piece mockingly questions the editor's behavior, endorsing news fairness and denouncing sensational squibs.
Country Cullings From Cheyenne County Gossip
The Cheyenne County column reports Grand Prairie wheat thrashing by Ayers & Co, J W Love selling crops to B A Jones, and Rev Ikenberry's farewell sermon. Local humor about Levi Cox, a weed growth debate among threshers, and a cold outing at McCools. Redington snake sighting note and various farm updates across Kedington, Gatsan, and surrounding areas.
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Grand Prairie
Grand Pram
W. Ayers & Co
J. W. Love
B. A. Jones
Ikenberry
Grand Prairie Church
Leyi Cox
Levi
McCools
Levi Cox
Deadwood
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Repincron
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