Republican State Convention Call for Nebraska 1906
The Nebraska Republicans call a convention at Lincoln Auditorium on August 22 1906 at 2 PM to nominate candidates for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor and eight other offices and to transact business. Delegates are apportioned by county with one for each county plus one per 125 votes or major fraction thereof from the last election. Provisions include no proxies and voting guidance on a constitutional amendment about a State Board of Railway Commissioners. Credentials must be filed via uniform blanks with delegate names addresses and precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
United States
Tay
Tve
Cnet Ap
Horton
Charles B. Letton
Supreme Court
Oald Otol SA Tele
Chris Couly
State Board of Railway Commissioners
State Committee
Wa. P. Warner
Chiuhmian A. Bales
Lincoln, Neb
Republican County Convention Called for July 21 1908 Sidney
The Republicans of Cheyenne County Nebraska convene at the Court House in Sidney on July 21 1908 to nominate a County Attorney select delegates to State Congressional Senatorial and Representative conventions and choose a Commissioner from the First district Also to conduct other business The primaries for delegate selection are advised for July 14 1908 Representation is based on votes cast for How Chas By Ten Yon at the 1906 general election with one delegate per twenty votes or major fraction plus one additional delegate per precinct Delegates may not proxy their vote and must cast for their represented precincts unless authorized to cast the vote for their precincts by the delegates present R Borgquist Chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Country
Nebraska
Jaly
Court House
Sidney
County
Atorney
Tts
Chas
Bayard
King
Bronson
Lodgepole
Colton
Potter
Camp Clarke
Redington
Court House Rock
A Davison
Trogait
Union Valley Ghchrist
Weir-Liseo Sit Haynes
Potul
Death of Lady Curzon, Mary Lester’s death in London
The brief notes the death of Lady Curzon once known as Mary Lester in London. It also mentions a claim by Harry Thaw’s mother that he is insane. A separate item observes famine in certain districts and notes an upcoming conven tion of old maide and bachelors at Forest City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Curzon
Mary Lester
London
Harry Thaw
Harry
Forest City
Iowa
Lodgepole community notes and county updates
Friends visit Mrs Mettey and Mrs Lehmkuhl in Iowa and Hot Springs. Crops in Cheyenne and Duel counties report unprecedented yields. Real estate interest grows with incoming land buyers. Residents plan education at Brownell Hall and fruit growing in Lodgepole Valley. A Sedgwick reservoir idea gains support. A quirky reptiles study and a humorous verse conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehmkuhl
Iowa
Moses A. Swift
Hot Springs
Jas. W. McHatton
Indiana
Haze Young
Overton
Cheyenne
Duel
Frank Lebukuhl
Community Notes From Bridgeport Area
Friday visitors include C. A. Cule and engineer M. B. Parker from Bridgeport. J. J. Grimes and others from Jayhawk Valley and local neighbors drop by. A July 27 dance is announced with music and good times promised. Sugar factory in Ames to be dismantled and shipped to North Platte for a new plant. Ames building to become denatured alcohol distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Grimes
Jayhawk Valley
Bridgeport
Ed, Smith
Steve Lowley
J. Johnson
Parker
A. D. Waggy
Charles Smith
Geo. Beerline
Grant Chaste
Ames
North Platte
Setting Down Piano Prices in Summer Clearing Sale
Midsummer sale closes out over fifty used pianos regardless of cost to clear room for fall stock. Upright pianos priced from 88 to 138 dollars, squares from 10 to 18 dollars and up. Terms available. write for complete set. ships pianos everywhere. Visit 1311-13 Farnam in Omaha area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Kimball
Singer
Omaha
Lincoln
Bronx City
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Notice of Contest for Homestead Entry No 2589
Department of the Interior North Platte Nebraska informs Frank Robertson contesting Calvin Neeley for Southwest Quarter section Township Rungeotw. Neeley allegedly abandoned land with no residence or improvements and not due to Army Navy or Marine service. Contestants must appear August 15 1906 at North Platte Land Office. Publication ordered after due diligence failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departmenter the Interior
United States
Lind Offee
North Platte
Frank Robertson
Isn
Calvin Neeley
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States Land Office
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Recvelyer
Sidney Draw News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. Dye visits Sidney on Monday. Will Hull and family return to Indianapolis. Chris Dybdahl considers building on his claim. James and Ed Nelson gain a new herder from the south. Hulls move to Kinkaid homestead. C. K. Lawrence to teach Bronson school next year. Chris and Carl Ligoni rebuild the former’s house. Multiple rains bring gratitude to the Draw. Pitts moves windmill to Kinkaid. Someone steals Newton Biggs wheat kept safe. Heavy rain south of Potter washes out roads, hindering travel. Morris repairs well and cistern on Dye’s upper place. Ickes herding for Morris. W. A. Nelson wins land office contest at North Platte. Ed and Arthur Nelson witness. Edmund Lane and wife of Simla visit on land office business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Dybdahl
James
Ed Nelson
Hull
Kinkaid Homestead
C. K. Lawrence
Brongon
Chris
Carl Ligoni
Mr. Pitts
Kinkaid
Newton Biggs
Potter
Notice of contest in homestead entry No 36
Department of the Interior United States Land Office North Platte Nebraska announces a contest by Frank Robertson against Elmer D Carte for the W 1/2 1 1 4 W E 1 4 and S E 1 4 of section 44 township 14 range 41. The contestant claims Carte never established residence or improved the land and has abandoned it. A hearing is set for 2 o'clock noon on Aug 15, 1908, before the Register and Receiver. Publication ordered by E F French, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Doterior
North Mhute
Nebo
Frank Robertson
W. Ney
Elmer D Carte
Wiitetert Ds
Elmer de Carte
United States Land Office
North Platte
Linecola County
Nebraska
Inc
Egister
Contested Homestead Entry Hearing Notice North Platte
Department of the Interior notice in North Platte Nebraska dated July 3 1906 announces James McNulty as contestant against William C Chamley for a November 26 1905 entry of the NW quarter section 2s township in range st w. The issue is lack of cultivation residence and absence due to nonmilitary service. Hearing set before Journal Clerk September 11 and final hearing September 6 1906 before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver at North Platte Nebraska. Publication ordered due to ineffective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
North Platte
Neb
James McNulty
Homestead
William C. Chatmle
Wishaw C. Chimley
Lcelork Wom
Janis Tucker
Soiney
Nebraska
United States Land Offer
Ino Novus Platte
Nebraskia
Gronee
Receipts and Expenditures for the Year Ending June 1906
A Nebraska association presents its financial statements with receipts including on hand balance, interest, premiums, and expenses. The document includes a sworn secretary’s statement, notary approvals, and board directives on bid procedures for reflooring a wagon bridge over the North Platte near Bridgeport, Cheyenne County.
Notice for Final Proof on Homestead in Nebraska
Notice is hereby given that Charles Faitnger filed intent to make final proof in support of his claim for a home stead entry No. 4450 SE 1/4 Sec 7 T 48 R 48 in Nebraska. Proof will be made before James Tucker at Sidney Nebraska on August 2 1906. Witnesses: Adam Schimkau Sidney Felix Polucek James Vacik John Suchy Lodgepole. Grance Be Crensch Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
North Platte
Neb
Setter
James Tucker
Sidney
Nebraska
Charles Faytinger
Adam Schimkau
Felix Polucek
James Vacik
John Suchy
Lodgepole
Grance
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Ayer
Ao Arye Co
Lowell, Mase
Roe Aand Lyersii Cucesy
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph
Peoples Ponlard
Cheyenne County
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
Republican County Convention
R. Borgquist
Chafroan
Mickey
Norfolk Asylum
Nicholson
Looge
Kansas
North Dakota
Meiklejohn
New Mexico
Lam
Henry George
Mart
W. W. Young
Viola
Brownell Hall
Lodgepole Valley
Frank Isenberger
Big Orchard
Grand Valley
Sedgwick
Vrawish
Enterprise
Irving
C. A. Cule
A. D. Waxggy
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
Farnam &T
Bridgeport, Neb
North Platte Valley
J. W. Iddings, Prop
Will Hull
Indianapolis
Mr. Morris
W. A. Nelson
Land Office
Arthur Nelson
Edmund Lane
Simla
Montest
Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Loan & Building Association
Rae Ea Aes
Caplass
Tatal
State OF
Curnyvense
CWA
Callahan
Chas. Callahan
Aly
Fes
Leroy Matin
A. Pear
Forts
Granneman
Tra
Board of County Commissioners
North Platte River
Goharper County
Liane
Milteria
RE. Bakners
Robert F. Glass
Duecased
Jeremith Glass
Louvinkt Tishue
Elizabeth Wauchope
Louissanifieman
Mary A. Deems
Larissae Chapman
Maggie HcCartney
Amanda Smith
Edward Bender
Irwin Bender
Lydian Bender
Ellen Bender
Anniz
Bender
Samuel Bender
Conrad Bender
John Bender
Hulda Bender
Herman H. Braver
District Court
Herman H. Brauer
Phainum
Lreakey Mantoin
Julius Vogers
McAdam Brothers
Shick Updilse
Towit
Shreck Upchise
Schlitz
Budweiser
COORS
Kruse Brothers
Sioney, Neb
B. F Mitchell
Schlitz Beer
Telephone
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
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