Official Record of Their Doings Pay Their Personal Taxes
Cheyenne County Nebraska boards on Jan 8 1896 approved bonds for local officials and auditors credits. January 9 1896 details settlement with ex county treasurer J J MacIntosh and receipt of funds totaling 10298 79 with fund breakdowns including general sinking road and school. January 10 1896 board considers damages claim for bridge crossing. tax setoff procedure adopted. deputy clerk appointed M J Bullock. Jos Fritz appointed justice of the peace. Cheyenne Ickes note extension offered with partial payment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Dorscher
Lloyd Remaburg
F. W. Cramer
Who. Kreuger
Cyrus Sixberry
Jerome B. Halston
Office Board County Commissioners
Sidney Neb
J. J. MacIntosh
United States
A. Pease
J. J. McIntosh
Sidney
Neb
A. W. Atkins
W. R. Wood
J. W. Harper
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nebr
Gus Wellner
Redington
W. C. Bullock
M. J. Bullock
Jos. Fritz
Robt. S.oberfelder
Jose Fritz
Justice of the Peace
Sidney Precinct
W.R. Wood
Ickes
Through Car Service From Minneapolis to Los Angeles
Union Pacific and connecting lines will run a Pullman Tourist Sleeper from Minneapolis and St Paul to Los Angeles via Sioux City and Columbus without change. The car leaves Minneapolis Thursdays at 7 40 p m St Paul 8 15 p m returning from Los Angeles at 2 00 p m each Thursday. Applications for space should be made early. For information contact a Union Pacific agent or E L Lomax Omaha Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Los Angeles
Cal
Sioux City
Columbus
Neb
California
E. L. Lomax
Omaha
Bill to Transfer Fort Sidney Reserve for Education
Congress considers House Roll No 3340 to hand over six hundred forty acres of the abandoned Fort Sidney Military Post Reserve to Sidney Nebraska for non sectarian educational use. The measure, introduced by Congressman Kem, passed two readings and awaits action by Public Lands and Buildings. Local plans anticipate funding a state normal institute at Sidney using the site, with revert provisions if educational use ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
House of Representatives
Kem
Fort Sidney
City of
Committee On
State Normal Institute
Old Fort
Senate
United State of America
Congress
Secretary of Interior
Nebraska
Fort Sidney Military Post Reserve
Fort Sidney Military Peat Reserve
Igeo
Ain Nay
United States
Nebraska irrigation committee promotes immigration to lands
The Nebraska state irrigation association forms a committee to promote immigration to irrigable lands. A special meeting is planned at Fremont on February 5 after sugar beet sessions to hear the report and discuss cooperative colony plans. Members include I. A. Fort chairman E D Johnson H W Heath G W Harvey John Powers and S M Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Irrigation Resociation
Nebraska Tabor
John H. Powers
State Irrigation Association
Sidney
Nebraska
Fremont
Lexington
Union Pacific Land
H. W. Heath
Nebraska Farmer
Lincoln
G. W. Harvey
World-Herald
Omaha
John Powers
S. M. Knox
Princeton, Jr
State Journal
Restless Americans Favor Vestibuled Trains OnUP Line
Advertised line touts solid vestibuled trains of the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line with no Missouri River delays. For full information contact E R Breiseh, agent U P System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific ,& Northwestern
Missouri River
E. R. Breiseh
U. P. System
Judge Logan's trip and local notes from Camp Clarke
Jan 13 Camp Clarke notes report Judge Logan traveling to Sidney and returning. Bayard worker Bob Davis for P. E. Vangarder, town talk centers on railroad plans. J R Crittenden sells medicine for catarrh and hay fever. Brubaker ferries potatoes to Sidney market. farmers haul wood. Antelope shot in sand hills. Rev Bolin preaches at Rock View schoolhouse and bridge. Public sympathy for Henry Neihus bound over for district court after failed fight with Stockton. Political hope for prompt court action. critique of Stockton. Hedberg area reports brief items about visitors, cooler weather, local business, and civic gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hull
Ester
Sand Hills
Bolin
Rock View Achoval
Camp Clarke
Henry Neihus
Stockton
Jury List for District Court Term Named
Commissioners submit panels for the jury draw from three districts. Names include Sidney Pool A Hague Jon Rodgers Jas W McDaniel Luther Dickinson J. R. Young S I Isenberger Wm Kell ey Mitchell Pasha Jr Marcuna Swift Fred Lisco Lewis Meyer and many others across the three districts for sheriff and county clerk selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Pool
A. Hague
Jon Rodgers
Jas W. McDaniel
Luther Dickinson
J. R. Young
S. I. Isenberger
Wm. B. Kelley
Mitchell Pasha
Marcuna A. Swift
Fred Lisco
Lewis Meyer
Tom Burrows
Paul B. Bargquist
Noah Calvert
C. P. Davis
John P. Fischer
John E. Ickes
W. C. McCool
C. Otteman
Peter Shadd
Jos. Sharmer
Chas
E. Trognitz
John W. Allery
J. A. Slingriff
R. O. Raymond
W. O. Ludlow
Thos. H. Epps
J. B. Halston
Martin Cape
J. H. Vaughn
John Troyer
E. P. Oagood
Oscar Anderson
H. Luplow
H. H. Heermann
J. N. Jacobson
Ole Nelson
Cyrus Semiller
David Shutts
S. C. Gurtaon
R. S. Thompson
No to bac quit tobacco cure advertises strength and refund
An advertising notice promotes No-to-bac as a guaranteed tobacco habit cure with claims of nerve improvement and vigor. It lists W. F. Bannett of Sidney Nebraska and The Sterling Remedy Co. as sellers with mail order options from Chicago and New York offices. The ad also mentions selling household goods and blacksmith tools by 8 L Burger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bannett
Sidney
Neb
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St
Stockton Contest Seeks Dismissal of Case Against Harper
In Cheyenne county Nebraska judge Neubauer hears L C Stockton contesting J W Harper. Stockton moves to dismiss the action with prejudice and withdraw complaints. The court grants dismissal with costs to be taxed, estimated to exceed one hundred dollars. The piece laments costly local disputes and warns against continued factionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neubauer
J. W. Harper
Cheyenne County
Nebr
J. Neubauer
L. C. Stockton
Plans Formulated for District Fair at North Platte
District Fair officials led by President Park and Secretary Seeberger presented plans to the board for a five year lease of the fair grounds. Proposed improvements include a 230 by 60 foot agricultural hall, a new fence, expanded seating, a reworked bicycle track with a central lake and Col. Cady statue, an irrigated farm exhibit, and a revised speed ring. The fair would run four days in late August, with Cody’s Wild West show possibly sharing the dates. expected paid attendance is about 2,000 over three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Seeberger
District Fair Association
Board of Managers
North Platte
Wheel Club
Col. Cady
Col. Cody
North Platte Tribune
New Composite Buffet Cars On The Overland Route
New Buffet Smoking and Library cars operate daily on the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line between Salt Lake City and Chicago. The cars are of latest design with modern improvements and stocked with papers magazines and writing materials. Union Pacific inaugurated this service west of Chicago on The Overland Limited and tickets should read via The Overland Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Salt Lake City
Overland Limited
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Capes
Our Grocery
W. Shoemaker
E. McLernon
Treasur
Robert H. Willis
Warren Coulter
J. D. Johnson
C. A. Holbrook
D. G. Hannah
John Heller
James C. Wolfe
C. E. Wyerts
Jacob F. Kline
Amund Gunderson
Luken A. Gault
E. Crawford
John
Sidney, Nebr
C. J. Osborn
E. S. Crigier
S. Ruby
Peter Eklund
J. P. Krum
Hirman Tisk
Oscar Johnson
A. J. Hagkell
W. A. Dugeer
Ewe
Byron Gilman
W. R. Woop
J. Osborn
General Fund
Sinking Fund
Bridge Fund
Soldiers Relief Fund
County School Fund
Sidney Village Fund
Wee Eee School District Fund
Minneapolis and
St. Paul, Minn
Californian
Cade Fortidney
FOR Immigration
Hedberg
Bob Davis
Bayard
P. E. Vangarder
J.R. Crittenden
J. D. Brubaker
John Wagoner
Berg
Mr. Waggie
Lee's Creek
Johnson
Alma
Anthony Johnson
Box Butte
Delp
Pete
Rodgers
Orlando
Alliance
L. Burger
Atand
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