Local notes from Nes and Wellsville on farm, wind, and arrivals
Nes., Jan. 24 1887 reports buildings rented and improvements at Wellsville, new post office room, postmaster contest, and arrivals of merchants, with Windy conditions and social events. Mentions J Joy Kimball, F E Wood, A Hoagland, and post office changes. Also notes dance failed for lack of musicians and local business updates.
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mrCowre
Nes
J. Wellington
Siduey Democrat
Wellingmand
GF. Robertson
N.C. Newell
Adam Mrodare
Igen
MM ‘Otter
Weka
J. Hale
J. F. Kimble
A. Hoagland
Omaha
Potter Hotel Law
Leary
Johnson
Cts
Elty School
Mder Yard
Mig Mprings
Corres Parmlence
SruiNas
New
de. B.D. Koept
J. Glass
Belmg Fe
M.L. Porter
Wellaville
Tabor
Mitchell Bottom
Cedar Slate
T'abor
Platte Valley
Stover
of Countryman
C. A. Moore
Washington
Camp Clarke
W. H. Rockford
Wellsville
John Dyer
Hayes County
Butte City Named World’s Wickedest Town, Reader Claims
Eli Perkins cites Butte Montana as the wickedest city, surpassing Dodge City and Cheyenne. He notes Miles City as a distant rival and describes Helena’s gambling saloons and a riotous night scene with concerts, saloons, and a demimonde district.
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New York World
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Anaconda
Zingerfest
The
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Methodist Church
Oberlin
Butlea
Cugong
Hades
The Bore and Conversational Gluttons in Life
A fragment from Terus Siftings critiques people who dominate conversations. It contrasts honest listeners with gluttons who talk endlessly then flee, leaving others with little chance to speak. The piece lampoons social manners and the drain of one sided chats.
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Cheyanne County
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Dig Springs, Nebraska
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General Merchandise
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Bard Wire &c
Frank W. Hyde
August Thompson
Thave
Nose Street
L. Jonking
Charles Trognitz
Sidney Nebraska
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Lodge Pole, Nebraska
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Sidney and
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