Auction Sale of Horses in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Auction notice for June 20 1902 at 10 am on a place four miles south of Lewis post office and twelve miles north of Potter Nebraska. Thirty head of horses mostly mares aged 2 to 7 years with some foals or cost by side. Terms cash or bankable paper in six months with ten percent discount for cash. Sale starts at 10 sharp with free lunch at noon.
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Lewis Post Office
Potter
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
District Court
H. M. Grimes
Gust Carlson
Arthur A Snell
Court House
Sidney
Nebr
Sidagy
James 1
Stron
Louise E.strone
Bas
Eirculit Court of
Lagham
Olive du Mason
Michigan
Land Office
Sidney Net
Charles Erickson
Chiries Olander
Oscar K, Anderson
Lewis
Stanley Sidney
RouLey C. Larris
Ifon
Ff M. Grimes
Thirteenth Judicial District
Lortie ML .Tripp
Eugene Taolin
Prlince
Guker
Sul
Range Fitts-Tavo
Sidney. Nebr
H M. Grimes
Chris FE. Weyerts
Karl D. Schufer
Ringe Forty Oleut
Sidaney
Queriff
HM. Grimes
Nebraskia
Joseph B. Piper
Israel
BR. Best
Sili
Townslip
Fifteenth Year Of The Chappell Register Celebrated
The Chappell Register marks its fifteenth anniversary this week as Babcock and Johnson publish a neat and newsy paper. Flag Day on June 14th recalls the 125th anniversary of the US flag adoption, while memorials pour in for J Sterling Morton. World events note that on June 1st fighting in South Africa ended with heavy British costs and casualties. In Crawford, a bustling Sixth district convention looms with several candidates led by Judge Kinkaid and Grimes. Recounted are Beeman, Currie, and Cady among likely delegates from multiple counties.
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Congress of the Stars
Atripes
Sixth District
Crawford
Kinkaid
Grimes
Currie
Custer
Cady
St. Paul
Beeman
Kearney
Lincoln Journal
Potter County Notes From Our Special Correspondents
Potter visitors and town residents appear in a string of short items. John Nelson, Edgar Anderson, Rob McAdam, and others travel, work, and visit in Sextorp, Sidney, Lewis Neb., and Cheyenne. Local projects include barbed wire fencing and a dipping vat. A wild west spirit shines through accounts of hunts, horses, and a late Sunday candy run.
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John Nelson
Sidney
Ed Root
Sextorp
N.P. Nelson
Edgar Anderson
Rob McAdam
John Adams
L. E. Wilson
Lewis, Neb
G. Bergquist
U. P. Fence
Andrew Nelson
A. W. Olson
Riverside Reapings in June Rain and River Levels
A June rain drenched the Riverside area while the river stayed high but receding. Neighbors Johnson Ed Smith Pat Rowlan and others were seen visiting at ranches and towns including Bridgeport Alliance Dugout Creek and Sandhills stockman R D Hessey. J Johnson finally secured water by deepening the sand point after repeated failures due to mud clogging.
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A. Johnson
Irving
Ed Smith
Johnson
Pat Rowlan
Bridgeport
Alliance
R. D. Hessey
Sandhills
J. Johnson
Dalton Doings in a Rainy Monday
Dalton notes a fine rain on Monday as Tom Freeman visits Sidney and Albert Morrow remains on the sick list. Freeman received a new riding cultivator by freight Sunday while the section gang helped clean up a wreck in Sidney earlier in the week. Several neighbors shared dinner with Will Morrow Friday.
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Tom Freeman
Sidney
Albert Morrow
Redington Notes Reach for July Fourth Plans
Miss Toman visits Mrs Whites this week as grasshoppers thickening. Mrs Iva Willard returns to Bayard. Uncle Sammie Hodges in town. Toman hosts entertainments at Win White’s. Old soldiers’ Decoration services held at Bayard. Thornburgs visit brother’s ranch over Sunday. Boys prep running horses for July Fourth races. ball game urged. E B Polly injured by horse fall while rounding cattle. Loretta Trowbridge visiting Gilman sisters. Toman, father in law of Win White, plans Edison moving picture show next Saturday. Chas Nunn drives mail on Higgin s Clara route starting July. P T Higgins captured four young coyotes. Frank Morris hauling cement for large reservoir. Lawrence Fork picnic includes Gilman, Wilcox, Kettle families. May 31 meeting set Fourth of July arrangements. Redington to celebrate. Weather wary. consider dry weather insurance. crops and rain noted.
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Iva Willard
Bayard
Maud Duncan
Miss White
Sammie Hodges
Toman
Win White
Thornburg
Susie
E. B. Polly
Loretta Trowbridge
Scotts Bluffs
F. Gilman
Lawrence Fork
Redington
Local Notes on Farm Life and Small Moves
Wind blows yet crops prosper. Lewis Willson received care from Bridgeport last week. Miss Pearl Wilson visits Mrs. Welton. Sadie Hanna closed school in Ickes. Fred Bent drove cattle to Lewis ranch. Mr. Lipsky in charge. Lindberg and Willson report a large crop of coke. Weltons settle in new home. Wig operates well drill. Chantal Kemp trips to Sidney with sister Hattie.
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Lewis Willson
Bridgeport
Win
Judd
Bessie
Reding Place
Pearl Wilson
Art Welton
Sadie Hanna
Ickes
Fred Bent
Lewis Ranch
Mr. Lipsky
Fred Lindberg
S. N. Willson
Sickles
Town Notes and Local Socials Reported
Rebecca Shrear spent a few days in town while Mrs. Heimer is reported as being somewhat better. W N Foster visited T H Epps on Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs. T H Epps were in town on Monday. Frank Morris spent Sunday night with T H Epps. Tom Quinn Jr now rides a fine Indian pony. John Halston returned from Cheyenne and visits his parents. L A Stanton took a week off to enjoy the country. Wm Gustafson and Ed Sanders left for the mountains to work in a saw mill. A light rain would be welcomed. locals note injuries among some residents.
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W.N. Foster
T. H. Epps
Frank Morris
Tom Quinn, Jr
Tommy
John Halston
Cheyenne
L. A. Stanton
Wm. Gustafson
Ed Sanders
Bulls For Sale or Trade in Sidney Nebraska
For sale or trade two short horn bulls four year old and one white face grade bull two years old. See at the ranch three miles east of Sidney or contact P R Borgquist Sidney Neb for further information.
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My Ranch
Sidney
P. R. Borgquist
Sidney, Neb
Nebraska Republican State Convention Call
Nebraska Republicans are called to meet in Lincoln at the auditorium on Wednesday afternoon for nominating candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor public accounts treasurer superintendent of public instruction attorney general and commissioner of public lands. Delegates are apportioned by county votes for Samuel Sedwick and Cheyenne County gains seven delegates. no proxies allowed. Odd numbered senatorial districts appoint two year state committee members. order given by HC Lampsay chair, JOAN TT MALLALIED secretary.
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Hon Samuel 'S
Sedewick
Supreme Court
Sid Samuel
Ste
State Committee
HC Lampsay
Chittrona
Joan TT Mallalied
Weather, crops, and return of soldiers in Henry Stems area
The notes report a dry spell with occasional rain needed for crops, local hunts for coyotes, and residents like Mr Sickler and family planning to move. Gerd Hinrich and family enjoyed their visit, Willie Setorians returns from the Philippines after three years in Co. I, Twelfth US A, with tales of service and a lost blouse containing eight twenty dollar gold pieces. The assessors finished work but tax evaders in nearby precincts are urged to reconsider.
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Here
Gerd Hinrich
Sammy
Grundy County
Iowa
Hinrich
Philippines
Willie Setorians
Wyoming
Co. I
Twelfth Regiment
Grant
United States
el Paso
Texas
Denver
Sidney
H. G. Miller
Willie
Republican Congressional Convention in Crawford Nebraska
A Republican convention for Nebraska’s Sixth district is set for June 12, 1902 at 1 30 p m in Crawford. Delegates from Cheyenne and other counties, including majorities from 1900 votes, will nominate a candidate for Congress to contest the November 4 election.
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Nebraska
Crawford
Congress
Lion Mop
Kinkaid
Cheyenne County
McPonany
Chatrinin
Hassa
J. L. Metstosi
Democratic Congressional Convention Passes Resolution in Nebraska
A delegate convention of the Democratic party in the South confessional district of Nebraska is set to meet in Nearney Buffalo county on Wednesday July 6 to nominate a candidate for Congress from Nebraska's Sixth District. Delegates apportioned by county votes, with no proxies allowed, will cast their full counts. I H McEvoy chairs the meeting with W B McNee as secretary.
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Democratic Party
South
Nebraska
Nearney
Buffalo County
Deat Oteloeds Pem
Unity Cone
Ston
W. Oldham
Att'y
Cheyenne County
I. H. McEvoy
W. B McNee
People's Independent Party
Sixth Congressional District
Kearney
Congress
Sixth
Wm. Neville
Cheyenne
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Lottery ad style product notice touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds with a no cure no pay promise priced at 25 cents.
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the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph and
Peoples Poniard
F. A. Gapen
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Chappell Register
Messrs. Babcock & Johnson
Esteer
J. Sterling Morton
South Africa
County News
Potter Pickups
Jim Cunningham
Dix
Our Town
Swedish Lutheran Aid Society
J. Johmson
Professor Boyer
Charley Hornaday
Lass
Grant Brady
O. E. Anderson
Wyo
Roy
Mable McAdam
Will Norfolk
Evens Place
Harry Felps
Kimball
Tony Benish
Bennie Nelson
Fred Olson
Charley Erickson
Ed Brett
John M. Adams
Mr. Adams
Riverside Reapings
Coote Mulloy
Dugout Creek
Dalton
Fred Hanson
Lock Smith
Ed Welch
Alber Morrow
August Erickson
Will Morrow
Redington Tips
Miss Toman
Leslie Cunningham
Higgins-Clara
P.T. Higgins
Cunningham
James Birdwell
Mrs. Morris
Lawrence Forks
Mrs. Welton
Mr. Wig
Chantal Kemp
Hattie
Clara
Rebecca Shrear
Sidney Meat
Co. Girmann
Henry
John Busacker
Mr. Sickler
S P Jones Ranch
Casper Wolf
George
H. G. Milley
Slawson
Lodgepole
Jherive
Querive
H. M Grimes
Ranire Forts Pine de
Sixth Principal Meridian
A. D. Fe
Sheripe
Basa
Said County
State of Nebraska
Nancy R. Adamson
Prayine
Yin
Fin
Zino
Goelook
Renal
Iis
Sidney Telegraph
Jarne
Pinal
SALE
Siale
Cheyenne Pole
W. M. Grimes
George Morris Phillips
William Pyle
Andrew
J. Ketterring
Laken
Sild
Svetton Eleht
Querifr's Sale
Bannsheriy At
S. Sia County
Herimf
H. Bann
Bang
Salt County
Preasury Department
Washington, D.C
First National Bank of
T. Thomas P. Kane
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