Local News From Lodgepole and Outlying Areas
Funeral attendances noted as Veroe Bates and Mrs. J W McDaniel with Robert Barrett visiting from Sidney. Moses Swift heads to Mineral Wells Texas for hoped health benefits. Widespread colds grip residents with two teachers ill. Edward Bowser suffers leg injuries after a hay wagon incident. Mrs Ellen V Bates dies at eight and funeral held with lodge and school participation. W H C Woodhurst and J E Evans appointment confirmations reported from North Platte Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veroe Bates
Lincoln
J. W. McDaniel
Robert Barrett
Sidney
Dalton News Roundup of Local Events
Dr Robinson left Tuesday on a business trip to the State Capital. Dalton youths danced in the loft of the new livery barn last Saturday. District 138 school children were entertained to supper at Mr George Bewleys home. At the Dalton Camp M W A meeting a committee was appointed to solicit funds for a hall. A group gathered at Mr William Eatons to celebrate granddaughter Grace Royers seventeenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Robinson
Dalton Young People
Livery Baro
George Bewley
Dalton Camp
William Eaton
Misa Grace Royer
Death in Sandhills Alters Blain Family Ties
Mrs. Blain died last week at her daughter Mrs W C Brown’s home in the sandhills northeast of town about fifteen miles. Mr F G Blain is a son and Mrs T Robinson of the north side is another daughter. Frank Wilder and family moved to California this week to start a new home. Charlie Hagerty tended Chas Tolle’s ranch chores after Tolle slipped on ice and struck his head but recovered to town for care. he is reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M.rose
Bert J. Bates
W. E. Minusball
Battive Fusha
Joe Lieco
Bellfoursh
Wis
Bright
Ruben Linco
Ellen V
Batea
Cook
LaSalle
Cary
Tate
Yarlett
Lodge
National Protective Legion
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Robert Barrett
Blain
W. C. Brown
Sandhills
Here
F. G. Blain
T. ©. Robinson
North Side
Frank Wilder
California
Charlie Hagerty
Chas. Tolle
Lexie
Adam
Department of Thenterior
North Hlatte
Nebraska
James Tucker
Sidney
Truman’ Chapman
Potter, Neb
John Walsh Sidney
Nels Thurston
Potter
John Seyfanng
Henry Walsh
Groner E
Bayard News: Local Band Forms. Child Dies After Illness
In Bayard, youths formed a permanent band with fifteen members after meeting at Gilbert and Parton's store. The Bayard cemetery saw the burial of the Vashall girl Sunday, following illness after consuming canned sweet potatoes. Authorities cite scarlet fever before death and extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Weehall, who faced two burials in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Gilbert & Parton
Vashall
Weehall
Railroad Notes From North Platte Tribune
The traveling conductor position is abolished and C A Weir returns to freight runs between North Platte and Sidney. Eighteen train crews run west of North Platte as February traffic looks strong. North Platte buildings on the branch are being painted yellow to match Union Pacific standard. Burlington weighs cutting North Platte as a division terminal, possibly creating a new town for employees, a move likely to face local opposition. North Platte seeks the Burlington line and division terminal status while contesting appraiser awards. Congressman Kinkaid reports North Platte to be the court town for a division including several counties with one annual term starting January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
The
Burlington
North Platte
Platte Valley
Burlington Road
Jests and Jingles Valentine Parody in Roaring 19th Century Tone
A humorous column of comic verse and snaps pokes fun at valentines and social quirks. It lampoons romantic exchanges, a Parisian fashion of scorned cards, divorce jokes, and contemporary figures with pithy lines. The piece blends satire with playful jabs at culture, politics, and society.
Whimsical Fragments Highlight Political Banter and Society Briefs
A miscellany from a 19th or early 20th century page notes a chaplain’s prayer against graft, a congressman’s bid to abolish the weather bureau, and satire on goosebones for local aid. It cites disputes over Salome’s pronunciation, a clergyman injured in Baltimore, fashion trends, and lyrics author imprisonment. Also mentions Bryan in Los Angeles, the anti pass bill, and a claim about wheat as a health food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Committee On Railroads
Atute
State Journal
Phillipa
Senate
Rude v Rude divorce petition in Cheyenne County
Tota Pearl Rude files for divorce from Lloyd Harris Rude in Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska on February 8 1907 for desertion. Defendant Lloyd Harris Rude must answer by March 18 1907 as directed by attorneys Mites & Melnrosu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wridzes
K. FE. Barrett
Tota Pearl Rude
Lloyd Harris Rude
District Court
State of
Tova Peakl Rude
Mites & Melnrosu
Guss Wellner
Gus Wellner
Agnes Wellner
John Wellner
Mary Haas
Lena Haas
A. A. Ramsey
Towit
North Range
Lenora Tumbleson
Francis Taumbieson
Mar L. Tumbleson
Sanford C. Tumbleson
Andourl GO. Tumbleson
H. Dale Tumblieson
Blanche Tumbleson
Sanford OU
Tumbleson
Eliza 8
Devel
Nebraskan
Lizzie Tumbleson
McKinley Lanning Loan and Trust Company
Hastings
Nortzgage
Premses
Evita
Deven
Mices & McIntosh
Karl Schaefer, Jr
Karl D. Schaefer
Chris E. Woyert. Penns
Karl K. Schaefer
Cours
Oe &S
Oe Cunis Werenis
Mites & McInreen
District Court Ad Notices Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal advertisements list parties including Herman Haas and Bertha Haas his wife John Haas widower Charles Haas and Matilda Haas his wife Wm Haas and Anna Haas his wife Catharine Porth and Fred Porth her husband Anna Berg and John Berg her husband Platiniuus.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Erman Haas
Bertha Haas
John Haas
Charles Hass
Matilda Haas
Wm. Haas
Anna Haas
Catharine Porth
Fred Porth
Anna Berg
John Berg
Platiniuus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Wade
the Telegraph
Fae Sidney Telegraph and
Peoples Poniard
Sidney, Neb
J. A. Gapen
Lodgepole
Moses Swift
Mineral Wells
Texas
Mies McLernon
Ritchie
McLernon
Edward Bowser
Yarletz
North Platte Tribune
W. H. C. Woodhurst
J. ‘E. Evans
Nalton
Bridgeport
Railroad Notes
Commercial Club
Kinkaid
Federal Judicial District
Au Division
Canson
Logan
McPherson
Keith
Cheyenne
Kimball
Scotts Bluffs
Banner
Riamond Bran Chichester’s
James Barton Adams
Jes
Moses
Akeer
Valentine
Ohio
St. Paul
Harry Lehr
Berlin
Chicago
Jeff Davis
Arkansaw
Japan
Maine
Boston
Young Rockefeller
Foraker
Legia
Weather Bureau
New York
Baltimore
East
Bill Bailey
Michigan
Tennessee
War Department
Arkansas
William Jennings Bryan
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
H. M. Grimes
Johann Meyer
Ae Pintle
Vaclav FF Kucera
Barbara v. Kucera
Victoria Bunta
Court House
J. W.mcdaniel
Sid County
District Court OF
Oneyenne County
NOMCE
Qparer
George Huchtel
Mary Meyer
George EL. Huchtel
Frederick Bcank
County Cour
Sidney Telegraph
Seid
Virgil Cradit
Mary Burzanerny Craper
Ige
Department of the Interior
Iis Offie
Ablram Johnson
Neb
Swi
Lin
William H. Gates
William W. Chowins
David R. Snyder
Eli Henderson
Gro
E. French
Register
United States
Pan 1
Ira
S. Kilne
Henry M. Knox
Sal
B. A. Jones
United States Land Office
Minnie Busacker
Harry A. Hawkins
Harry HM. Hawkins
United Stazen Land Office
Hugh Mc
Bape Ie
Samuel P. Wilson
Samuel B. Wilson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
E. Furxca
E. D. Ownns
Cheyenne Counry
Pounty Court
Said
A.D
Pannie A. Sandoz
Paul E. Sandox
JW. Harrly
P Jones
Palace Livery Barn
Lirney
Jones
Sid Clutteel Mortgaga
Wes
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery
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