Dissolution of M & D Equipment Company Co‑Partnership
Notice is given that the firm M & D Equipment Company conducted in Dalton Nebraska by Sam W. Michal and Ronald Dykman was dissolved on April 28 1960 by mutual consent. Business will be carried on by Ronald Dykman alone who will pay all debts and liabilities and is entitled to receive all monies payable to the firm. Thorpe and Babcock Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam’w. Michal
Ronald Dykman
Dalton
Nebraska
M.& D Equipment Company
Guardian seeks license to sell minor's Cheyenne County real estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the district court orders a hearing for Harold O Connor guardian of Dorothy Jean Schimka a minor to obtain a license to sell undivided 1 12 interest in the south half of section 4 township 12 north range 48 west and reserves 1 24 minerals in all producing oil gas and other minerals. The court notes the income is small and directs proceeds be invested. A public notice requires appearance May 20 1960 at 10 00 AM and publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold O’connor
Dorothy Show
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Dorothy Jean Schimka
District Court
Harold O'Connor
Guardian
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Stella Wittrock
Emanuel Suchy
Emil Suchy
Suchy
Katherine Hrbek
Hrbek
Anna Canick and
Canick
Anna Canick
Guardianship sale petition for Wittrock estate in Nebraska
District Court in Cheyenne County orders notice and hearing on Stella Wittrock guardian’s request to sell Lots 3 and 6 in Haskell's Addition Sidney and SW1, 29 16N 51W, to pay debts. publication for 3 weeks in Sidney Telegraph. Also lists heirs and notices in related land conflict with R. E. Richards suit to quiet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Sidney
Nebraska
Treaty Tree Efforts Foiled Beginnings of Black Hills War
A 1875 council at the Treaty Tree near Crawford failed to seal a treaty with Sioux leaders led by Red Cloud and Spotted Tail. The Allison Commission sought to legalize gold seekers in the Black Hills, but Indian resistance and threats by Little Big Man doomed negotiations, foreshadowing the 1876 war and Custer's downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree
Black Hills
Custer
White River
Crawford
Allison Commission
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Black Hillis
Sitting Bull
Camp Robinson
Fort Robinson
Allison
Destruction of Custer and His Men at Little Bighorn
The piece notes the defeat of General Custer and his forces at the Little Bighorn, and argues the campaign’s lasting effect was to destroy Indian power and resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Little Big Horn
Campaigns and Treaties Around the Black Hills Purchase
The 1876 campaign backed by military power aided the 1876 purchase of the Black Hills led by George Manypenny. Officials split dealings with tribes at each agency to avoid a unified Red Man council like the September 23 1875 Treaty Tree gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manypenny
Black Hills
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M & D Equipment Company
Sam W. Michal
Thorpe
Babcock
John H. Kins
Jack R. Knicely, Attorney
Louis Wittrock
John H. Kuns
R. E. Richards
Sam
Diedrichs
Lincolneounty
North Pliers
VT Platte
Doyle Foland
John Deere
Oliver
Foland Farm Machinery
Calkins
Behlen
Old
E Richards
Martin
Congress
Fedders
Triangle Shee
Illinois
Dinah Shore
Nbc-Tv
Pat Boone
Lorenzo
Emerald
Pete’ Rapp
H. P
Fey
Peg
Nea
Fisher
America
Chevy
Chevrolet
Jackson
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