Cheyenne County Primary Political Candidates Announced
A list of candidates announces bids for Cheyenne County offices in the July 18 1922 primaries. Names include J W Billeter George W Brewer Fritz Brauer N E Wood Fred Frahm Mrs D B Fletcher Walter K Hodgkin A E Warren Fred E Stephens Earl R Kratz Andy Brott Oakley O Otten L H Bordwell P C Collart and others seeking Republican or Democratic nominations for Treasurer Sheriff County Commissioner Superintendent County Attorney County Clerk County Surveyor County Assessor and Representative from the Ninety-fifth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
George W. Puckett
J. W. Billeter
George W. Brewer
Fritz Brauer
Fred Frahm
Nebraska
Vetera
Cheyenne
Kimball
Walter K. Hodgkin
R. P. Kepler
A. E. Warren
Fred E. Stephens
L. H. Bordwell
P. C. Collart
FOR STATE SENATOR IN NEBRASKA PRIMARY BALLOT
J B S Krow of Ogalalla Nebr declares candidacy for state senator in the 31st district. claims eight years observing Western Nebraska needs and asserts time as farmer stockman and businessman qualifies him to serve faithfully and constructively in the Republican primary on July 18 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Nebraska
Local and Personal News Mentions
Born to Rev and Mrs W F Peters a son on July 5. Will Frederickson visited from Gurley last Monday. Miss Hazel Armstrong celebrated with friends in North Platte. Kinley and James McIntosh drove to North Platte for the Fourth. Born to Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of Lorenzo a daughter on July 3. Mrs Oakley Otten spent Friday with the Elks at Sterling Colorado. Mrs Pantenberg visited Lexington over the Fourth. Walter I Robbins of Lodgepole was in the county seat Thursday. Edward Schneulle from the North Divide shopped in Sidney Thursday. Dr Taylor wife and baby expected home from Chicago soon. Ray Frame and family traded largely in Sidney Saturday from the North Divide. Warren Cunningham to Lorenzo July 15 to take charge of the bank. Glenn Bales and family from Bunker Hill were in Saturday on business. Mrs J H Matthewson of Brownson improving in an Omaha hospital after operation. Miss Marie Knox of Kimball County visiting aunt Mrs A B Knox during chautauqua. A B Persinger and wife of Lodge Pole motor into the county seat Monday for personal missions. De Frank X Rilen of Gurley and family motored to Sidney Saturday. Mrs Shepherd, Mrs Eskildsen and Mrs Ernest Stuht went to Sterling for Elks session. J W McDill Light and wife and two children left Sunday for Sterling, Colorado after pleasant visit with Rev and Mrs Samuel Light.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. A. Sharp
J W McDaniel
N. E. Wood
Myrtle Lancaster
J. M. Nelson
J. W. Smith
John J. Treinen
A. D. Rose
Sidney
W. R. Wier
Anna McFadden
D. B. Fletcher
A. J. Kinnersley
Henry C. Blome
C.W. Johnson
Potter, Nebraska
Henry Pavlat
Sunol
H. T
Lucke, Lodgepole
Nebr
Leon Fine
B. K. Bushee
Earl R. Kratz
E. C. Stockdick
Ninty-fifth
Andy Brott
Potter
Charles H. Gardner
Oakley O. Otten
Charles N. Deaver
D. R. Campbell
Cheyanne County
Flossie Belle Krueger
John Daugherty
Sidney Creamery
M. E. Pettibone
Deanet
Larsen Music Store
Phese
Henry Hargens
Krow
Oxallala
Mickie
Prinkin Nesthy
W. F. Peters
Will Frederickson
Gurley
Hazel Armstrong
North Platte
Kinley
James McIntosh
Mrs. Howard Smith
Lorenzo
Oakley Otten
The
Elks
Sterling
Colorado
Pantenberg
Lexington
Walter I. Robbins
Lodgepole
Edward Schneulle
North Divide
Dr. Taylor
Chicago
Ray Frame
Warren Cunningham
Glenn Bales
Bunker Hill
J. H. Matthewson
Brownson
Omaha
Marie Knox
Kimball County
A. B. Knox
Chautauqua
A. B. Persinger
de Frank X. Rilen
Mrs. Shepherd
Eskildsen
Ernest Stuht
J W. McDill Light
Samuel Light
Furer’s Grocery
Carload
Furer
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