Tabor Dance Marks Inaugural Event at Camp Clarke
Special correspondence from Camp Clarke reports superb weather and a celebrated inaugural dance at Tabor with 30 to 40 guests at Mr and Mrs Keepler's new house. A quartet played between dances, a late supper followed, and local officials note townsite development by Fairfield and Paine Yensen. Reports mention immigration, a borrowed-logs incident, and plans for a railroad and new depots in nearby towns.
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Camp Clarke
Boreas
Tabor
Sidney
Sone
Reddington
EB. E. van O'Linda
Tabor News Reports Growth and Ferry Plans
Correspondence from Tabor Nebraska dated February 10 1886 notes correct distance to Camp Clarke twenty miles west of the town and reports broad activity with plowing fencing and new buildings. A ferryboat is ordered by Sidney lumberman Mr Hoy and will run opposite Tabor once ice clears.
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Telegraph
Genera
Camp Clarke
Mr. Keeler
Morris Addler
Cheyenne County
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