Summer military camp and events at Fort Sidney
Strongly probable plan for a summer encampment near Sidney led by Gen Howard with potential two regiments. Rifle contest eyed for Sidney, plus a six week to two month stay. Other items include Walking Match at Fort Sidney, new bath house, desertion case at Fort McKinney, and village clean up efforts plus local mail petition at Pumpkin Creek and letters remaining at Sidney post office.
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Fort Sidney
Morrow
Twenty-first Infantry
Omaha
Meee
Sidney
Twenty- First Infantry
Howard
Europe
United States
Gen Morrow
Fort
Sergt
Thos Cunniffe
Flint
Eager
Degan
McCarty
Burke
Sullivan
Bath House
Yard House
Pickwick Literary Association
Fifth Cavalry
Fort McKinney
Hathaway
Livut Foster
Sergt Sehhrieder
Fort Niobrara
Buffalo Echo
G T T Patterson
Quartermaster Fourteenth Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Paymaster Stanton
Fort Robinson
Gen. Morrow
Dr Will
Burton
Twenty-flost Infantry
Buchanan
C Company
Fourteenth Infantry
Washington
Chappell Notes On Weather Cattle Boom and School
Special Correspondence from Camp Clarke New March 18 reports a severe storm then clear weather. Cattle thrive in this region and land hunters visit occasionally. Real estate may boom on Pumpkin Creek this summer as settlers file homesteads and railroad land purchases continue. Chappell holds its first school meeting electing officers and preparing a small eight to twelve child class for the district.
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Fliat School
Chappe Il
North Plath
Camp Clarke
New
Pumpkin Creek
Sidney Tetecram
Cheyenne County
Lafferty
Chappell
Charre
Olmstead
Twoldrege
Nebraska
Pinppel
Commonen
Chapyell
Fred Sudman
WB Cooper
Frank McAuliff
Chappell Puan
S.deLui
Midnight Murder and Western Rail Trade Tangles
A Dawes County shooting leaves Frank Anderson alias Shanks in critical condition after a window snip shot in Bordeaux saloon. Western items note Cheyenne burglaries, political shifts, new rail routes, and local bonds as Rapid City votes on water works and Logan town plans progress.
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Dawes County Journal
Frank Anderson
Shanks
Dead Horse Creek
Dickson & Allen
Bordeaux
Burns
Charlie
Rapid City
North Platte
Logan
Annual meeting notice for Cheyenne county schools
The annual meeting of School District No 1 Cheyenne county will be held at the school house on Ayvil 6 185 at 4 pm for electing a district director and other lawful business. Dated March 2 1885 A Racker Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Racker
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Adam Ickes
Sidney, Nebraska
Curtiss
Iss
Anders
Arles Anderson. ‘N
Cheyenne
United States Land Office
Lockwood House
R.R. Depot
H. W. Chowins
ALBO
Madame Demorest
Borgquist
Sidney, Neb
Rock Springs
Powell & Whitney
X MIX
Ridney
Theonarn
E E VanOlinda
Redington Gap
Nebrapka
Crawford
Hom
Annesou Nash
James
General Digest
Texas
Chadron
Utah
Wiertra Falls
Tex
Harold
Fort Worth
Caldwell
Hunnewell
Kans
Kansas Inn
Colorado
New Mexico
Enttle
Sterling
Red Cloud
Washington Garden
AY. Reel
Valentine
Cheyanne
Episcopal Church
North Wintte
Rawlins
Hawlins Journal
Buffalo
Stoneroad
Seattle
John Singer
Las Vegas
Graham
Hoagland
North Platte Telegraph
Ed Sanford
Rosebud
Wood River Miner's Union
Grand
Poudre Bridge
North Platte Tribune
Rawlings
U. P
Green River
R. E Potter
F Deitrick
A. F. Johnson
Ab Henry
Dawson County
V T Mcsillicuddy
Pine Ridge
Gordon Press
Chris Streeks
Deuel
D_ Sheedy
Countryman Cameo
Bridge
Spoor
J L Wright
Messrs Snodgrass and Lynch
Antelopeville
R J Cowdin
George Barnhart
Lodge Pole
Jack Crane
Persinger
Lodge Vole
Monny
Dun Grey
E Tusler
Greenwood
Cluggage
Wyoming Stage Line
City
Fi Barrett
M Mclaughlin
Bradford
Cond
St. Patrick's
Richard Frewer
England
Mr Jonks
Price & Jonks
John Mead
Pina Ridge
G. I. Jewett
Chas Reilly
Kearney
WC Reilly
California
John Cummings
Miners’ Hotel
Sioux County
John Adams
G T Pogue
Euxiria
Iowa
Wright
Creek
Pogue
Roewl
Wm Wallace
Joseph Sharmer
James Sutherland
A A. Ricker
Isabel Winnett
J J McIntosh Ton S. Oberfelder
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