Annual Institute gathers teachers for summer sessions
Potent gathering of educators opens with about thirty teachers enrolled and more expected. Sessions divide into departments led by Prof McCoy Prof Wharton and Mrs Carr as county funds support the event. Evening programs, recitations, and prize readings headline a week of instruction and social activities in Potter Nebraska.
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Schoo! Seine
Atien
Urse
Movdy
Vison
Mabers
McCoy
Wharton
Carr
Mancourt
Koltner
Whitney
Martin
Alan McFadden
Kate Shelley
Mildred Norvale
Lulu Hurg
Prof Wharton
Artette
Profundo Dasso
Espig and McCoy
Cotter
Miss Allen
Skelton
Division of Opinion on Johnsons Proposition and Bank Case
Creditors weigh Johnsons offer amid a complex State Bank dispute in which Oberfelders versus Frank B Johnson yielded a recent judgment and an appeal bond for nearly $11,000. Experts debate paying 25 to 60 cents on the dollar versus pursuing litigation, while an Omaha asset review shapes creditor strategy and a Milwaukee G A R excursion is announced with detailed ticket rules. The report also records the death of Emma Love aged 20 in Sidney and a lengthy tribute to her character and faith.
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State Bank
Oberfelders
Frank B Johnson
Johnson
American Bank of Sidney
DeCastro
Omaha
Omafin
Tey
State Bank of
Sidney
Hallard's Snow Substitute Promises Frost Bite Relief
Hallard's Snow Substitute claims to relieve pain reduce swelling and heal wounds. It promises cure for frost bites chilblains and corns with W J Brennan listed as agent.
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Ballard
W. J. Brennan
Hallard
W.J. Brennan
Flies on Oberfulder Co. But Not on Shuman Clothiers
Metropolitan Hotel notes a playful jab about Oberfulder Co. as leading clothiers with flies on them, while asserting Shuman has none leaving guests with a confident endorsement of Shuman's services and quality.
Wheat piles at mill as crop arrives in town
Several hundred bushels of this year's wheat have been brought to town and left at the mill. Proprietors note good quality and anticipate six months without further shipments if drought continues. Farmers expect local production to meet needs if next season is as productive.
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California
R . Gettemy
J J Carr
The
Republican
Sidney
Edda Wells
Mansfield
Potter
Nasur
Gurman
Garsas
Neb
Messrs
Nelson
Calvert
Love
Greenlee
Watkins
Wilson
Aylward
Burton
Fisher
Rose
Page
Cofian
Trinen
Lenze
E P Garman
Ae & Ot
Bonds Will Carry County Vote Strongly Says Local Man
A town source predicts a decisive bond issue win after speaking with many county residents who favor the proposal. The sentiment is described as overwhelmingly supportive, suggesting a big majority at the polls.
Hotel at Soda Springs Promises Comfort and Scenery
Under direct management of Union Pacific Ry the first class hotel to accommodate hundreds. Nearby metrical springs noted for cures and renowned hunting and fishing. Good livery and guides available. For info contact E L Lomax Gun's Pass Omaha Neb. Military notes report repairs progressing, personnel moves, and a false battle rumor denied. Col Poland returned from Fort Omaha to Camp Crook.
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Union Pacific Ry
Soda Springs
Camp Crook
Poland
Fort Omaha
Fletcher
Religious Services Schedule and Farewell Sermon
The ME congregation joins Baptists at the Masonic hall Sunday at 11 a.m. for Rev. Veeder's farewell sermon. An 8 p.m. educational sermon will be preached by Prof. Wharton of Topeka at the ME church. Lutheran services include morning and evening preaching by Rev. Fleck with an introductory address in the evening inviting all, members or not.
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Masonic Hall
Veeder
M. E
Prof
Wharton
Topeka
Kans
Fleck
Jupiter Lights novel to end in Harper's Magazine
Magazine notes report Constance Fenimore Woolson's Jupiter Lights will conclude in Harper's for September. Critics say the instalment drama advances with inevitable momentum, more dramatic than Married. Also reports a Cheyenne August 19 1880 marriage of Joseph Kingham to Lizzie Robbins praised by friends and local editors.
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Constance Fenimore Woolson
Harper's Magazine
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph Kingham
Lizzie Robbins
Kingham
Sidney
Tsix- Grard
Pleasant Party Visitors Return via Sidney Stopover
A Ter re Haute Indiana party including Mr and Mrs W I Miller and family and Mrs O Boyle and daughter paused in the city on their way home from Colorado summer resorts. They will spend a few days in Sidney with relatives, the Moncourt sisters. Oberfelder’s store drew large crowds as prices were cut and slashed on all goods.
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DeMoss
Persous
Sidney
Post Theatre
Lieut
Bailey
the Theatre
W. I. Miller
O'Boyle
Terre Haute
Ind
Colorado
Miller
O’boyle
Moncourt
Oberfelder
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Yoners’ Institute
J J King
Lodge Pole
Prof. Wharton
le Wk
Hhem
Les
Lutheran Church
Institute
Dicken
Macauley
England
Doro
Bible Gallery
Council Bluffs
Denver
Union
Council Blulfs
Portland
Ore
Potter Munday
Iowa
Jones
Quenrelver & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Goodrich
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Jno
E. McCune
Western Pass
Agt
St.p. Ry
Farnam St
Ned
Emma Love
Leonard Love
German Baptist Church
Jesus
Emma
Keomster
Maryville
Keunster, King
Glenn
I. Burnett
W.H. Burnett
Missouri
Chayenne County
Ogden
the American Bank
American Bank
Hadley, DeClark & Brookhart
P. Spangler
Br Field
Weds Springs
Idaho
E. L. Lomax
Gun's Pass
Omaha, Neb
Magazine Notes
Patrck Henry
Fort Adams
RKL
Nebraska
Williams
Wm. J. Brennan
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