Can Issue Warrants So Says The Attorney General
Sidney Nebraska August 24 1896 county board meets approves claims in general and road funds and adjourns to next meeting. Leroy Martin county attorney presents Churchill attorney general letter upholding warrants for lawful claims after levy limits. Board defers further action and reduces road overseers. W C Bullock clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Anderson
J. W. Harper
Lewis Brett
Fr. M. Kemp
Bird Cage Gap
Gt Onelogic
Leroy Martin
Lincoln
Neb
Sidney
Wessell
A. S. Churchill
Lodge Pole
Redington
Special Session on Lodge Pole and Other Roads in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne county Nebraska Commissioners met in a special session in Sidney to consider leasing 100 feet of Union Pacific right of way for a county road across the railroad from Lodge Pole to Sidney and Potter. Attorney E L Sayre outlined lease terms of 20 years at 20 dollars per acre, with future site agreements to be negotiated. board adjourned sine die to Omaha to finalize with receivers. A visitor named Rouse, claiming to represent a New Mexico cattle syndicate, attempted to solicit advances and later disappeared after agency bills were made, causing concern among local cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Nebr
E. L. Sayre
Union Pacific Raiway Company
Sidney
U. P. Ry. Co
Cheyenne County
Fred Lehmkuhl
L. H. Bordwell
Henry Anderson
L A Stanton
Wong
Union Pacific Roailway Company
Board of County Commissioners
Nebraska
Union Pavilic Railway Company
Union Pacific Railway
Board of
County Commissioners
Union Pacific Railway Company
Deudl
Lodge Pole
Town
Second Street
Front Street
Potter
Sayre
Omaha
Rouse
New Mexico
Dil
Colo
Missouri
Washburn
Fred Giltan
Colorado
Gise
Greenwood
Jo Nichols
Berg
T. S. Mackie
Bayard
Charles Endsley
Widow Hill
Foster
Hattie
Dr. Stewitts
Chappell
Bob McCracken
Wes
Adam Gunderson
Potter Miller
J.C. Wolfe
J. L. Essig
H.T. Dean
Belmont
Charley Doran
North Platte
Herman Miller
Mort Smith
Sand Hills
Idaho
Montana
Transmisssissippi Exposition to Boost Nebraska Omaha 1897
The government has allocated 200000 for the Transmississippi exposition in Omaha Nebraska to attract national interest. The Omaha Bee plans extensive publicity and offers a 25 cent subscription rate for sending issues nationwide through January 1 1897 to promote the event.
National Listedfod Annual Meeting Ticket Offer
For the annual meeting in Denver Colorado September 1 to 5 Union Pacific sells round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars from points in Kansas and Nebraska. Tickets on sale August 29 to September 1 inclusive. For more details contact E R Breisch agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
Kansas
Nebraska
E. R. Breisch
Gold Democratic meeting travel to Indianapolis by Union Pacific
Round trip from Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming and Utah to Indianapolis Ind via Union Pacific with connections. Gold Democratic meeting September 2 4. Best through car service to Chicago and St Louis via this line. For full particulars call E R Breisch Agent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Democratic
Chicago
St. Louis
E. R. Breisch
The best Salve promises cures for skin ailments
An old advertisement touts a salve claimed to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by W F Bassett. A solid ladies grain leather shoe offered for 1 at Bergmans.
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W. F. Bassett
Riverside Notes and Local Happenings
Riverside notes cover haying, visiting neighbors, mischief by coyotes on watermelon patches, sales of cattle, people moving or traveling, a school term starting, and local political commentary. The piece mentions the US Geological Surveyers camping near Reimsburg brothers, Nebr State Fair tickets via Union Pacific, and community chatter from Kedington and Riverside.
Political contest shifts in Sixth district race
The State Journal notes a tightening race as Hon. A. E. Cady is pegged to win over rivals in the Sixth district. Campaigns by MacColl and Cady report strong local momentum, while populist and free silver foes face a growing stampede toward Cady amid broader party realignments.
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A. E. Cady
State Journal
Crawford
Cady
MacColl
Jack MacColl
Kearney
William McKinley
Bill Greene
Teonarchy
Congress
O. M. Kem
Greene
Prairies
St. Paul
Fremont Tribune
State Journal pledges unified campaign coverage
The State Journal declares an upcoming campaign will be the most exciting since the war. It promises complete, unbiased news from Lincoln, Neb, with a focus on Republican principles. The Semi-Weekly Journal will reach thousands of new homes, priced at 25 cents until November 15.
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Henry Randall
Chimney Rock
Berg
Nelson Dunlap
Miss Dunlap
William Dugger
My. Pitts
Charley Nunn
South
Omaha
Hornaday
Glendale School House
State Journal
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
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A. W. Atkins
W. R. Woop
W.C. Bullock
Wessel
W. Atkins
Woop
J. W. Warper
W. C. Bullock
Omaha Bee
Bee
Weekly Bee
Omahu
Backlen
Bergman’s
Kedington
Riverside
Riverside Heapingas
Carl Wagoner
S. M. Bassett
Riverside Friends
J. Johnson
2D Smith
Pat Kolan
Kate
Krum
Bassett
Fred LaMore
Marie Johnson
Pat Rolan
Kate Hagerty
United States Geological Surveyors
Reimsburg Brothers
Brady
Bruce Wilcox
Jo Trinnier
Mckie
Ehre
Mac Radcliff
Cedar Creek
William J. Bryan
Gen. Lee
Bryan
Gettysburg
New York
Lee
Pennsylvania
Globe-Democrat
Stewart
Nevada
Senate
Boston Journal
King Solomon's Nation
Northwestern
Salt Lake City
Pete Wade
Belmont Canal
City
L. A. Thompson
Father McCarthy
Father Burke
Lexington
Thomas Clinton, Jr
Dave Thie
J. W. Mahoney
Chiraday
Breaisch
A. W. Haig
Mitchell Flats
R. F. Powells
B. A. Jones
Leroy .Martin
J. D. Brubaker
George A. Beecher
Episcopal Church
White Haven
Ben McKinney
Centennial
H. V. Redington
McKinley
John M. Adams
A. J. Perry
Washington, D. C
Grasmere
Potter Ranch
Perry
Adams
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