County Board Proceedings and Elections in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met in Sidney on January 23 1896 and approved bonds for Frank Isenbarger constable and W C Couch Soldiers Relief Commission member. Dr A D Stewitts won a medicine supply contract for 166.50. James Finn appointed justice of the peace for Court House Rock precinct. Wm H Gates named Deputy Sheriff. Claims audited and paid. financial report to State Irrigation Association receipts and disbursements audited. An irrigation association convention report dated December 18 19 1895 certified with signatures. Farmers Institute dates set for February 18 19 with lectures by H B Ward J B Dinsmore and others. location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebr
Frank Isenbarger
Lodge Pole
W. C. Couch
Soldiers Relief Commission
Cheyenne County
A. D. Stewitts
P.C. Wade
James Finn
Court House Rock
Finn
Daniel McAleese
Wm. H. Gates
State Irrigation Association
Pungent Paragraphs From Camp Clarke and Redington
A compilation from Camp Clarke Hedberg and Redington reports a string of local items. Notes include health declines of F A Jillson in Arizona and return to Providence RI, visits by Col F O Wisner and Walter Jackson, jokes and courtship chatter, missing mutt and stolen item pleas, and social quiet at weddings parties and schools.
Organisers Auxiliary Club Meeting in Cheyenne County
An open invitation urges all business firms farmers and residents to join a Cheyenne County development effort. A February 3 1896 meeting at 2 pm at Sydney courthouse will organize and discuss the sugar beet issue with committee signs by Oberfelder McIntosh McLernon Callahan McMullan. Mary Sprague ends support for her former bed and board obligations. Daniel Sprague dated January 13 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sydney
Cheyenne
Joseph Oberfelder
J.J. McIntosh
E. McLernon
Chas. Callahan
James McMullan
Committee
Mary J. Sprague
Daniel Sprague
School Notes and Activities Across Classes
The Grammar department presented a program yesterday with visitors and student reports. Spellers Kenworthy and Oldershaw led Second Primary, First Primary finishes three Readers, and enrollment shifts due to George Struthers leaving. High school literary society elected officers, with a planned program on Friday and notable items including reviews, papers, and a Venezuela question. An advertisement promotes No-to-bac as a nicotine remedy, and Union Pacific announces Nebraska round trip tickets on sale Feb 11–12 via The Overland Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Struthers
North Platte
Margaret Stewitts
Rose Bergman
Wallie Doran
Harry Jones
Mattie Griffith
Ethel Pilsbry
Walter Nelson
Eoaelia Adams
Laura Brower
South Africa
Emilie
Sunningham
Sadle McFadden
Moore
Pilebry
Venezuela
Ernest Hiett
Belle Howerton
Horace Hull
George Hower
Clyde Lancaster
Radia Orbach
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Beet Sugar Factory Hopes Rise in Lodge Pole Valley
Bronson farmers led by Phillip Mushied and N P Lyngholm gathered in Bronson to push plans for a beet sugar factory in Cheyenne county. A temporary committee formed The Cheyenne County Sugar Beet Association with McLernon as president and Callahan as secretary, aiming to draft a constitution and by laws and secure a market for beets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Mushied
N. R P. Lyngholm
Bronson
Lodge Pole
Sidney
Mesers
McLernon
Atkins
Gapen
J. L. McIntosh
Fred Price
Chas Callahan
Mr. McIntosh
Cheyenne County
McIntosh
Fremont
Nebraska Club
Restless Americans Ease of Travel by Vestibuled Trains
Advertised services claim the solid vestibuled trains of the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line surpass all competitors with no Missouri River delays. Contact E R Breiss, U P System agent, for full information. Also note sale of household goods and blacksmith tools offered by 8 L BURGER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Missouri River
E. R. Breiseh
U. P. System
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capes
Gardless
Our Grocery
W. Shoemaker
Dads
Our County
Financial Statement
Convention
Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Belmont Canal Co
Gutfreund & Dick
Aseer
Kk. McLernon
Ae Oberfelder & Co
Aly
G. BE. Swan
Ij. McMullan
Greenlee & Benson
A. Pease
Shere Eeere
J. L. Essig
A. W. Atkins
Eeeee
Bridge Fund
J. Z. Stickney
W. R. Woop
J. W. Harper
Attest
W.C. Bullock
E. L. ‘Ysrletz
C. P. Chambers
John Daugherty
County General Fund
County Bridge Fund
County Sinking Fund
Soldiers Relief Fund
A. W. Athans
Shelton
Lincoln
Jake Cramer
W. J. Davis
W.S. Allery
J. Lauderdale
H. Snyder
J. McMullan
Chimneys
Sidney Telegraph
Peoples Poniard
Pacific Express Company Express
Iewlit
Jos. Oberfelder
Prees
Sec
E.R. Bresscd
Treas
ERS Institute
W.R. Woop
W. C. Bullock
Sidney Neb
W. R. Wood
Wood
Atkine
Harper
Hidmey
Ed McLevrnon
F. W. Taylor
State University
H. B. Ward
Univers of Nebraska
J. B. Dinsmore
State Board of Agculture
Messrs. E. F. Stephen
State Horticultural Society
S. C. Bassett
de Witt
W. F. Bassett
Telegraph
Camp Clarke
Hedberg and
Redingon
Col
F. O. Wisner
Walter Jackson
J. R. Crittenden
Schlatter
Dr. Crittenden
L.B. Cary
W. O. Snavely
Hedberg
Fritz Smith
Our City
A.D. Waggie
Berg
Amadi Teetrau
Anthony Johnson
These Parte
Caat
Uoetor
Julius Johnson
Lisco Nebr
Pat Dunn
Pat
Morton Smith
Alliance
Geo. Beerline
V. E. Covall
Ville
Anna
WMCIA
Redington
Guin Fix
Lou Dugger
William Dugger
Middle Creek
KE. Doran
Arthur Parker
Fred Putner
Missa Hattie Hill
Barden
Glendale
T. S. Mackie
Sam Coulter
Daggie
Miss Lee
Bayard
Hattie Bill
Mackie
Cook
Reuben Tompson
Dugger
Brother Hornaday
McLernos
Tazie Harter
Willett McCombs
Charles ‘Mick
Iaa Kenworthy
Jennie Oldershaw
W. F. Buscett
Slaney
Sterling Remedy Co
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St
GA. R
Lodge Pole Valley
L. Burger