Annual Institute gathering for teachers in Potier Nebraska
The Yoner's Institute annual gathering of educators opens Monday with about thirty teachers enrolled and more expected. Departments led by Prof McCoy, Prof Wharton, and Mrs Carr cover arithmetic, geography, physiology, reading, and primary work. County funds support the event, and social events are planned. Next Wednesday features a prize reading contest at the Lutheran church with three prizes from Dickens, Macaulay, and Doros Bible Gallery.
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Schoo! Seine
Atien
Vison
Mabers
McCoy
Wharton
Carr
Mancourt
Koltner
Whitney
Martin
Alan McFadden
Kate Shelley
Mildred Norvale
Lulu Hurg
J J King
Lodge Pole
Prof
Topeka
Hhem
Thesday
Lutheran Church
Institute
Dicken
Macauley
England
Doro
Bible Gallery
Divison of Opinion on Johnsons Proposition in State Bank case
Creditors largely favor Johnsons offer to settle debts despite a bleak administrator report showing about 59 000 in liabilities outside Omaha 26 000 and only 11 000 in assets with several thousand doubtful In a separate bank matter eight other judgments favored plaintiffs and an appeal bond of nearly 11 000 was filed Johnson is said to be worth under 50 000 with most of value in real estate and many creditors fear losses if litigation continues The G A R excursion to Milwaukee is announced with dates rates and travel details The death of Miss Emma Love near Sidney is reported with her life of self support and Christian faith described at length
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State Bank
Oberfelders
Frank B Johnson
Johnson
American Bank of Sidney
DeCastro
Omaha
Cnnfin
Tey
State Bank of
Sidney
Milwaukee
Chicago
Goodrich
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Jno
E. McCune
Western Pass
Agt
St.p. Ry
Farnam St
Ned
Emma Love
Leonard Love
German Baptist Church
Wilson
Cheyenne
Jesus
Emma
Hallard's Snow Salve Promises Frostbite Relief
An old advertisement touts Hallard's Snow Salve as a universal remedy with claims it relieves pain, reduces swelling, heals wounds, and cures frost bites chilblains and corns. Sold by W J Brennan, agent.
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Ballard
W. J. Brennan
Hallard
W.J. Brennan
Flies on Oberfulder Clothiers No Flies on Shuman
An ad style notice boasts Metropolitan Hotel rhetoric claiming Oberfulder & Co. as leading clothiers face no flies while naming Shuman as unaffected by such issues. The terse claim suggests a business rivalry or promotional quip familiar to the era.
Wheat in at the mill hints at ample supply this year
Several hundred bushels of this year's wheat have been brought to town and stored at the mill. Proprietors note high quality and expect drought may restrict shipments for about six months. Farmers foresee local production meeting demand if next season is favorable.
Bonds Likely To Carry County Vote Says Local Gravy
A town paper quotes a prominent resident predicting that county bond issues will pass by a large majority as conversations with locals across the county indicate broad support for issuing the bonds. In other news, blacksmith P Spangler suffered a severe hand injury requiring amputation of the finger above the last joint after a drill mishap. Weds Springs Idaho reports the new Indians hotel at Soda Springs is open for the season.
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P. Spangler
Br Field
Weds Springs
Idaho
Soda Springs
Soda Springs Hotel and military notes update
A local notice describes the Union Pacific area hotel near Soda Springs with springs, hunting, and fishing, plus lodging details. Military matters report the commissary sergeant sick, repairs progress, personnel updates, leave extensions, reassignments, and a false battle rumor debunked. Col Poland returns from Fort Omaha to Camp Crook.
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Camp Crook
Poland
Fort Omaha
Fletcher
Church Services and Farewell Sermon Scripted
The ME congregation joins Baptists at the Masonic hall Sunday at 11 AM for Rev Veeder's farewell sermon. At 8 PM Prof Wharton of Topeka will deliver an educational sermon at the ME church. Lutheran Rev Fleck preaches morning and evening with an introductory address in the evening inviting all to attend.
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Masonic Hall
Veeder
M. E
Prof
Wharton
Topeka
Kans
Fleck
Jupiter Lights to conclude in Harper’s September issue
Magazine notes report Constance Fenimore Woolson’s Jupiter Lights wraps up in Harper’s Magazine September number Critics admire its forward momentum and heightened drama more dramatic than the novel Married In Cheyenne Wyoming on August 19 1880 Joseph Kingham and Miss Lizzie Robbins wed with cheers from Sidney friends and a Cheyenne bride of charm Elizabeth Kingham extends congratulations The Telecram conveys greetings from Fort Adams RK L and from Patrick Henry old residents praising the paper’s ongoing success and Western Nebraska competition distance.
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Constance Fenimore Woolson
Harper's Magazine
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph Kingham
Lizzie Robbins
Kingham
Sidney
Tsix- Grard
Patrck Henry
Fort Adams
RK L
Nebraska
Pleasant visitors from Terre Haute stop in Sidney
A party led by Mr and Mrs W I Miller and Mrs O Boyle from Terre Haute Ind on their return from Colorado summer resorts spent a few days in Sidney visiting Mancourt family relatives. The item also notes an Australian herb pill promo and a store sale at Oberfelder's with wide price cuts.
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W. I. Miller
O'Boyle
Terre Haute
Ind
Colorado
Miller
O’boyle
Mancourt
Sidney
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Yoners’ Institute
Skelton
Monnday Inst
California
R . Gettemy
J J Carr
The
Republican
Edda Wells
Mansfield
Potter
Nasur
Gurman
Garswas
Neb
Messrs Nelson
Calvert
Love
Greenlee
Watkins
Aylward
Burton
Fisher
Rose
Page
Cofian
Trinen
Lenze
E P Garman
Council Bluifs
Denver
Union
Oberfelder
Jones
Quenrelver & Co
Wis
Grand Army of the Republic
DeMoss
Persous
Post Theatre
Lieut
Bailey
the Theatre
Ronister
Maryville
Messrs
Keunster, King
Glenn
I. Burnett
W.H. Burnett
Missouri
Cheyenne County
Ogden
Americana Bank
American Bank
Hadley, DeClark & Brookhart
Union Pacific Ry
E. L. Lomax
Gun's Pass
Omaha, Neb
Magazine Notes
Williams
Wm. J. Brennan
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