Cavalry Station Exchanges and Dispatches 1885
General orders detail the exchange of stations between the Fifth and Ninth Cavalry regiments. Major Sumner and three Fifth troops move to Arkansas City Kansas for exchange with Ninth troops, then proceed to Fort Reno. Ninth HQ and other units move to Fort Niobrara and Fort Laramie with rail plans and post assignments. Additional provisions cover transportation, dismounted men, and consolidation efforts across the Department of the Platte and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
ADJT
Chicago
Slllinois
J. V. Sumner
Arkansas City
Kans
Ninth Cavalry
Sumner
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Reno
N A. M. Dudley
A. G and T
Fort Niobrara
Neb
Dudley
Fort Hays
Evans
Department of the
Department of the Missouri
Port Miley
Port Laramie
Wot
Fort MacKinnes
Thomas B Dewees
Fort Robinson
Nebraska
Fort Washakie
Frederick Wo Bentwen
Port Melving
Department of
Department of the Platte
Seventh Infantry
W .T
Fort McKinney
Newend Department of the Pintte
Ninth Infantry
Fort A Russell
Schofield
County and Village Meetings Elect Village Chairman
The village trustees met at 7 30 p m Friday May 1st with both old and new boards present. Essig moved Sharmer be elected chairman for the year, Pease seconded, and Sharmer was declared elected. The clerk reported the new board members Jos Sharmer Jos Sutherland as surety A Pease CL 1 Borgquist as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tt. Williams
J. Cleburne
C. D. Essig
E. McLernon
J.B. Christ
J. Pantenburg
Chas
Trognitz
J. C. Bush
A. Burg
John Myers
Sharmer
Pease
Wisig
Christ
Williams
W. J. Powell
W. C. Reilly
J. McLernon
Poundmaster
W. C. Couch
Pease, Williams, Hasig
Williams, Pease and Christ
Essig, Pease and
Essig and
Board of Village Trustees
McIntosh
Oberfelder
Tobin
Village Board of Trustees
Essig
Memorial Day Observances And Rail News At Fort Sidney
Grand Army of the Republic posts in Sidney issue notices for memorial services on May 24 and May 30. Events include assembly at QO hall, parade to Methodist church, grand parade with Twenty first infantry, and cemetery decorations. Captain Ebstein and Rev Stevens named for oration and chaplain duties. Also describes wreck of Eastbound freight No 22 near North Platte with significant damage, and snow at Cheyenne briefed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. V
O.Q . Hall
Methodist Church
Fort Sidney
Twenty-first Infantry
Court House
F. Hf. &. Ebstein
Stevens
Adam Ickes
A. A. Ricken
North Platte
Fenwick
Lockwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W. Chowins
Madame Demorest
Borgquist
Sidney, Neb
H.W. Chowins
Rock Springs
Peter Smith
L. D. Livington
Hardaw WnWare
Second Street
Postoffice
Sidnes
Foe
Iowa
Barb Steel Wire CO
Marshalltown
Nature
Jake
Regulaio -Pouilpoint
Seth Fuuigpoint
Iowa Barb Steel Wire Company
Marshallyown
W. Krueger
Alto
Second Birect
Bidway
F. M. Disney
Coerige
Metvoy
Dealwoods
Stetson
Miners’ Hotel
Sivneth
Clasa Cooma
Neal
Eures
Oliver
Lea Pucnitarus
Sidney
Ofice
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
A. J. Walrath
J. B. Stetson
John Snodgrass
J. Neubauer
O Fowler
S.C Fowler
Fowler
John McSweeny
Joun Snodarabs
Melotosn
New Village
Onicorn
Grand Army OF the Republic
Carolan
Adjutant
Cheyenne
I Rubel & CO
Ann
Ptl
Chez
L.rubel &Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Joseph Sharmer
James Sutherland
Cashier
Inhi
Duebber
J.T Thorlecke
LEFF
Front Street
Cp. R. R. Depot
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