Melon article linked to Osborn sparks confession in Cheyenne
The 1895 deposition recalls Charles Dick age sixteen a compositor for The Sidney Telegraph recounting an incident with County Clerk C J Osborn at the Oberfelder block. Osborn allegedly coerced partial manuscript theft and destruction of copy while warning Dick not to speak of it.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Charlies Dick
Charles Cullahan
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
sMant
Oberfelder
Block
C. J. Ouborna
Cheyenne County
Epworth League
Melon
aMiant
Osborn
Fanny
Affant
Atfiant
Afiant
Ondors
Charles Dick
James McMullan
Sidney Considers First Race Meet For Fall
Citizens of Sidney plan a fall race meeting to boost business with purses of 1000 dollars. Local hotels saloons and merchants would fund half the purses while entrance fees cover the rest to attract crowds of several hundred visitors for a four to five day event.
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Sidney
Gering
Alliance
Accidental Runaway Injures Cheyenne Worker
Charley Peterson was injured when a horse drawn wagon ran away while he tried to intervene. He was taken to Cheyenne for treatment and then transported to Denver’s U P hospital. His wife and friends followed for updates as doctors held hope for recovery. The piece also promotes Groff's Rheumatic Cure from The Groff Medicine Co. with local dealer W. F. Bassett.
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Charles Peterson
Cheyenne
Denver
Charley
U. P
Peterson
Stevenson
Notice of multiple foreclosure sales in Cheyenne County Nebraska
An 1901 to 1895 sequence shows sheriff sales issued by Judge William Neville on Hermany Kountze and others with real estate levies and sale dates in Sidney Nebraska. Properties include sections in townships 2s 21 and 30 with 100 acres and additional tracts in other listings. Also includes stock descriptions and a public land notice for final proof in Nevada with witnesses named.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
William Neville
Sith
Hermany Kountze
Floreens Lakeman Et al
Sidney
Herman Kountze
Waldo FE Jones
Range 51
Ihavenay County
Wm. Neville
Hermns Kountze
Samuel E. Powell Et al
Range &l
Cheyenne
My Place
Ron
Pice
AAG
John Sieferht
Erle O.tolf
Charles M. Lowe
Adam Nichols
Lisvo
Nebr
John Slefer
Weyerts
M. ApaMs
Register
Lad
Sdney Neb
Srport
Sidney, Neb
Adelaide A Coonyings
Adelaide A. Cundiff
William N. Eaton
Frank C. Roger
John Thompson
Henry Wellenman
John M. Adams
Icha] Elsass
Patrick Dunn
William
Bassett
Edna B. Crawford
Camp Clarke
Jonn M. Adame
Belmont & North Platte Railway to be built in Nebraska
A 90 day construction plan announces the Belmont & North Platte River Railway, forty miles from Alliance to Belmont, via Belmont Canal company backers McShane & Condon. The project aims to serve business beyond current Union Pacific and Burlington lines, with stock books opening in Omaha.
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World Herald
Nebraska
Alliance
Burlington Road
Belmont
Platte River
Belmont & North Platte River Railway Company
McShane &Condon
Belmont Canal Company
McShane & Condon
Platte Valley
Oxalalla
Ogalalla
Frank Condon
Belmont & North Platte Valley Railway
Union Pacific
Burlington & Missouri River Railway
Burlington & Missouri
Condon
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Chas Callahan
Izaak Walton
An Eastern Exchange
State Central Committee
Owlm
Charley Peterson
Groff
Groff Medicine Co
Chicago
W. F. Bassett
Sidney Neb
Tpaien
JouNx Daugherty
Said
Qherifr
Joan Davunenrry
Said County
Qherlers
John Daugheenry
W. F Bassett
Neb
Sterling Remedy Co
Randolph St
New York
Spencest
Neubauer & Co
Publc
Burtling
P. H. Ford
Quach'ta City
Ayer
Hot Springs
Ark
P. H. Fern
Quachus City
Postoffice
Ae Drug
Pner Bea Ss Aes Geaul
tLe
Aarticles
W.F. Bassett
H. T. Doran
Second Street
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
AS. McIntosh
Glo. E. Taylor
Emerican Bank
Europe
A. W. Atkins
Rock Springs
Sum Rock Springs
Standard Oil Co
U. P. Hotel
Rose Street
Myrtle and
Second Sts
Money
NES
D. J. Scanlan
Robe Street
Winger
Wisesits
James W. Harris
Palace Barn
Farmer Bex
L. M. Halstead
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