Sidney Fourth of July celebration recounts grand turnout
The July fourth celebration at Sidney drew an estimated four thousand attendees. Delegations from Greeley, South Platte City, Bathe, and others joined Grand Marshal Mo Cummings as Hon. Benjamin To Butler spoke. Festivities included a parade, a flag ceremony, singing, a greased pole contest, a greased pig chase, baseball, horse racing, and a city fireworks display.
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Front Street
Surinda Rifle Company
Front
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Brown
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Loomis Wilson
Rockwell
Kennard
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Donnelly
Anderson
Jerry Mahoney
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Acarnas
Pratt & Ferris
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Fifteen days of rain boost Nebraskas crops and theatre notes
The TeLeararit reports a fourth wet season with rain falling through mid June. Crop progress is praised as sod planting and deep soil soaking support growth. Grace Hawthorne’s East Lynne performances attract large crowds at Haslin's Theater with standing room in demand. Local social notes mention residents traveling, tradesfolk in town, and visitors from New York and Wisconsin.
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Fort Sidney Ball
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Nelson
Greenwood
Sherif
Fowler
Dentloud
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North Platte
EE van QO Linda
CJ Maxwell
Pamphin Creek
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Lande Pole
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Antelope
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O'Fallon
Paine
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Lynch
J J. Kinney
Cle Trogmtz
M.S Morrow
Omaha
Pacific
Harry Winters
Fred Lehman
Chicago
Tusler
Wisconsin
Hartman
Blails
Geo Laing
Charley Stover
Camp Clarke
Henry Rayner
Ogalalla
Rayner
Jude Heist
Wim. Annin
Robert K. Annin
New York
Robinson
J.W. Fowler
Sidney
Pennington County
Jim Ware
Opalalla
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Fourth at the Fort Dress Parade and Independence Day
Fort Sipney July 8 1885 parade for the 109th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will assemble at 8 oclock am capt Evan Miles 21st Infantry will command. After parade and until retreat only guard and police service will be performed. Firecrackers forbidden within post enclosure by order of Maj Pearson.
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Evan Miles
21St Infantry
Sidney
Pearson J W Duncan
Cheyenne
J CG Langle
Fort Laramie
Ninth Cavalry
Hastings
Whitney
Chandler
Fort Robinson
Quartermaster Williams
Fort Sidney
Wright
Watts
Fifth Cavalry
Dewees
Carroll
Parker
Valois
Humphrey
McAnany
Corp
Garvey
John Pantenburg
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