Commissioners of Cheyenne County Nebraska Meeting Notes
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met in Sidney on January 13 1892 with F S Crigler J W Vanderhoof and A H Frame present and D McA lisee county clerk. Accounts of the sealer relief commission were audited showing receipts 951 26 disbursements 243 07 and a remaining balance of 108 19. The term of M A Swift expired and L A Ganson was appointed to fill the vacancy and to file bonds. Accountants Mancourt DeCastro reported a deficit of 28 806 15 by ex treasurer Adam Ickes with a detailed balance and notes.
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Jnnce Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Neb
F. S Crigler
J. W. Vander
A. H Frame
D. McAleese
Sealer Relief Commission
Board of County Commisners
M. A. Swift
L. A. Ganson
Lodge Pole
M. Mancourt
F. H. DeCastro
Rches
A. Ickes
Board of County Commissioners
Nebraska
Adam Ickes
Ickes
Sidney Village
Epwand M Riancourt
State of
Cheyenne
Ian Ag
Edward M. Mancourt
F. IL DeCastro
Epward M. Mancouur
F. H
Daniel McAleesf
James McMullan
E. M. Mancourt
F.H
Neobraska
D. McAcrese
James McMopLan
E.S. Crigler
J. W Vanderhoof
IL Frame
Sidney Neb
E S Crigler
J. W. Vanderhoof
A Mo Frame
John S. Elliot
William Akerman
Henry Kiassert
Redington District No. 11
Sidney Telegraph
Daniel McAleene
E S. Crigler
A. H. Frame
J. W Vanderhoef
James McCmullan
M.H. Tobin
Frank B Johnson
Samuel C. Morgan
State Bank of
Said
State Bank
Frank B. Johnson
Johnson
M. Ickes
Cou'ry
Icke
Halanco
Big Springs
Ser
Bon Ate
Bchue
Arene Fund
J. J
Ulg Springs
Vila
Fence of Progress and Cold in Happy Hollow and Cheyenne County
Rural notes from January 12 1892 report Happy Hollow sees rabbits disrupted by nimrod while Cheyenne County residents discuss emigration land hopes and farm price signals. Reports mention E Carpenter returning home from the east, cattle values from 800 to 14 per head, and plans to attract settlers to build groves and orchards. Some residents plan to move west for independence from taxes, while others expect continued borrowing and rent pressures amid a looming housing boom.
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Happy Hollow
E. Carpenter
Cheyenne County
Peter
Paul
Revival closes with reform and church confessions at Dugger school
A revival near Court House Hock ten miles south of Bronson Neb ends with many conversions and rejections from the M E church, a large family impact, and strong testimonies. T H Foster reports the community’s lasting change sparked by a sermon on First John chapter 1 verse 9.
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Ed Saper
H. C. Weideburg
Frank Vincent
Frank
E. B. Rogers
Colton
Merrill
Cawhey
Washington Alliance
OI Krow
Union Wey
Union
John
God
T. H. Foster
Bring your rye and wheat to Oberfelder
Farmers are urged to bring rye and wheat to Oberfelder for the highest cash price available. Local market officials promise prompt weighing and immediate payment to sellers.
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Oberfelder
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D. McnLerose
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A. J. Frame
D McAleeese
James McMulluan
Road Fund
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Diabuyement
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Chappell
North Platte River
Bunker J. S. Robson
Omaha
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