Local county judge offers free weddings in Mullen Fourth
Hooker county judge vows to wed all couples at no charge during the July 4 celebration in Mullen Nebraska and presents silk dresses to brides. Thirteen couples have signed up, risking his patriotism or possible receivership as the event approaches. Hanna Wyoming named for Senator Mark Hanna after mine disaster last Tuesday.
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Hooker County
Mullen
Neb
Hanna
Wyoming
Mark Hanna
Union Pacific
Sidney
U.S. Land Office
Kasper Wolf
Township
Harm Poppen
George Miller
Michael Windsheimer
William Frerichs
Moist Tosy
Register
Evergreen Trees on Radcliff Lawn Delight Sidney Residents
A reader praises the twenty evergreen trees on the Radcliff lawn on south Rose Street. The trees, planted after earlier failures, are described as a local attraction enjoyed by owners and passersby, with robins, shade, and fragrant scents enriching the village. The note also recalls Mr. Whitney, former owner who had the trees planted and moved away.
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Radcliff
South Rose Street
Telegraph
Sidney
Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Various county notes and arrivals mark Fourth of July eve
County residents travel to Lincoln Alliance Bayard and Denver for visits. Fireworks supplies and a Redington stage load gear for the celebration. A.C. C. Knempfer joins M. C. French shop. R. P. Scott re elected treasurer. potential experiment station discussed. A notable hail and storm tale ends with a boastful rainmaker rifle anecdote.
Dalton News Briefs and Local Happenings
Milo Webster visited Sidney on Thursday while Walt Reinmuth tended hail insurance this week. Our new minister met residents this week. Otto Perso is said to have much cheek due to the mumps. Mrs. C. C. Nelson of Greenwood is seriously ill. Mr. Nelson travels to Columbus to bring her home. Tom Freeman and Reinmuth survey the north line for a seven mile fence after obtaining needed articles. A thunder shower Thursday morning caused hail damage.
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Milo Webster
Sidney
Walt Reinmuth
Otto Perso
C. C. Nelson
Greenwood
Mr. Nelson
Columbus
Tom Freeman
Local notes from Clara and vicinity show social visits and farm activity
Clara residents report visits between Portrey Epps Cloud and Lager with gatherings at Benish and John Cloud's. hay making and cattle work dominate farm life as rain spurs crops. Sunday School attendance fluctuates and the annual school meeting reelects the moderator after a tied vote.
Riverside Notes On Fourth Of July Preparations
Warm weather in Riverside as residents prepare for Independence Day. Rev. Tolle and Geo Elsass were in the neighborhood Sunday. A celebration is planned in Henry Riley's Grove on the Fourth. Misa Mamie Hagerty visited her sister Mrs. P. Rowlan recently. Round ups and calf branding have occupied the past two weeks.
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Tolle
Geo Elsass
Henry Riley
Misa Mamie Hagerty
P. Rowlan
Pleasant View Social Roundup Dated Visitors
D Heimer and Peter Nelson dipped their cattle on Wednesday. N P Nelson of Sextorp is adding to his large barn. Miss B A Shrear visited the Stone Ranch and Mrs Gilman. Miss Lora Adams of Pleasant View visited T C Quinn. Ed Nelson of Potter had an accident from a horse stepping in a badger hole. Miss Lora Adams of Potter closed a four month school term at Pleasant View. Mr and Mrs Chas Lager and children of Clara visited D Heimer. Mr and Mrs John Cloud and children and Mrs T C Quinn and children of Clara visited the Stone Ranch Wednesday.
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Mr. Portrey
T. H. Epp
Ickes
D. Heimer
Peter Nelson
N. P. Nelson
Sextorp
B. A. Shrear
Stone Ranch
Pleasant View
Chas. Lager
Clara
John Cloud
T. C. Quinn
Local folks visit and farm notes in district No 70
Ickes and Schwartz searched for horses while Grandma Smith, Jacob Eckert, and Rosie McNulty plus Pat Dalton and others visited Sundays. Mills on grain look fine as a rain is needed. John Harold shears for Eckert and Davison. Mrs. Bowen from Laramie visits.
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al Schwartz
Grandma Smith
Jacob Eckert
Pat Dalton
Rosie McNulty
Mr. Mayer
Mrs. Sanders
Lewis Wilson
Mr. Johnson
Bridgeport and Area News Roundup Shows Local Trade and Crops
Local papers report eight thousand dollars sent from Bridgeport by Southworth and Moffat amid mule and horse movements. Alfalfa and wild hay crops look fine while corn and small grains progress despite cold weather. Wool shipments and rising cream yields forecast cash for patrons. Grasshoppers threaten crops as drought eases. Vandalism incidents and warnings follow a spree damaging poles and equipment, with residents predicting arrests and legal action.
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Messrs
Southworth and
Moffat
Bridgeport
Bay
Ard Transcript
Bridgeport News
Bayard Transcript
Chicago
Davis
Lower Rates West Burlington Round Trip Tickets
Burlington offers round trip fares for July 1 to 10. Denver at 6.25, Colorado Springs at 8.75, Pueblo at 10.00. Each includes return. Ask the ticket agent for details and participation.
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Burlington
Denver
Col
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Boston
Mass
Saratoga
N. Y
Atlanta
Baltmore
Mda
Detroit
Mich
St. Paul
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Madill
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Masa
the Telegraph
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Ponlard Consolidated
Cheyenne County
Eisaco Terres
F. A. Gapen
Dismal River
Nebraska
Bureau of Forestry
Washington Dispatch
Bureau
Niobrara
County News
E. G. DeSpain
Lincoln
M. Hanawald
Alliance
Bradford-Kennedy
Dr. Anderson
Bayard
A. W. Atkins
H. T. Clarke
Omaha
D. W. White
Koonts
W. H. Green
W E. Gaines
Torrington
Geo. Haxby
J. L. Finn
South Divide
Redington
Sam Keiffer
Northport
Sterling
Elbert Scott
Sharp & McCatrick
Thet Knights-Campbell Magic Co
Tod. E. Elliott
Lead City
S. D
Carr & Neff
Gaines & Miller
A.C. C. Knempfer
M. C. French
Mr. French
Wm. Wood
George
Pat Dunn
Wyo
Wm. Wood Jr
Platte River
R. P. Scott
Bill
Sue
Susie
Wast
Dalton
Riverside
John Harold
Jas. Davison
Thomas Bowen
Laramie
Hay
Henry Mayer
Monette
James Davison
John Eckert
Divide
Lodgepole Express
Jim Aetal
Jim
Sunny Jim
Eas
H. H. Miller
Fuith
District Court
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Ella Sears
William Stuht
Cheyenne
Clarkson
Sidney, Neb
William Sturt
Plainthit, Iby
H. E. Gapen
Eewcross
Ad Stevens
Merut
OLU
Mitchell
Maitland
Niggerhead
A. J. Bickett
Swan Dedrick
Metropolitan Hotel
Pat’s
Patrick Madden
Prop
Coors’ Golden Beer
McMullan Building
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Stuyvesant Publishing
Postel Telegraph
New York City
Sidney Meat Market
C. Girmann
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