Republican Congressional Convention for Sixth District Nebraska
A Republican convention for Nebraska's Sixth district will convene in Crawford on June 12 at 1 00 p m to nominate a candidate for Congress and address other business. Each county may send delegates based on votes for M P Kinkaid in the last election with apportionment listed. officers include N P McDowallp as chairman and J F R HaASNA as secretary pro tem, with J L Mcinvosu as assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Crawford
Congress
Siaid
M. P. Kinkaid
Gheyenne County
N.P McDowallp
JF. RR. Haasna
Sec
J. L. Mcinvosu
sAss
Nebraska school funds apportionment and local convention note
The state apportionment per pupil reaches 81.10, a near record high under Commissioner Follmer. The Grand Island Independent urges Republicans in the Sixth district to move their convention from Crawfont to Grand Island, citing travel difficulties if a deadlock occurs. Memorial Day is noted for community cooperation in honoring fallen soldiers. Recent heavy rains improved crop prospects as small grains and alfalfa thrive, bringing optimism to farmers and stockmen. Jupiter Pluvius is wished to keep rains steady for Western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follmer
Grand Island
Sixth
Crawfont
Crawford
Platte Valley
Worth Pintte Tribune
Jupiter Pluvius
Nebraska
Garden of Eden
Sidney chosen as site for Union Normal Institute
Sidney is named as the hosting location for the Union Normal Institute for teachers from Bunner Kimball Scotts Bluff and Cheyenne counties. Citizens are urged to entertain visiting instructors and offer lodging at reasonable rates and report to County Superintendent Chambers to set a precedent for a permanent Union Institute in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Union Normal Institute
Bunner
Kimball Scotts Bluff
Cheyenne
Union Institute
Nebraska’s past hardship fades into blessed prosperity
Eight years ago press dispatches described destitution in Nebraska with thousands of farmers in need. The article reflects on a contrast with present times when Nebraskans are well supplied, prosperous, and rarely audible in appeals for aid.
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Nebraska
Light and darkness in Sterling and Sidney notes
A Telegraph piece recalls A. M. Stevenson, once a Sidney resident, in a Salon of opinions from Sterling and North Platte. The columns deride light plant delays in Sterling, advise cautious friendship as a social art, and condemn slander while praising Nebraska’s prairie spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stevenson
Stevey
Denver
Sidney, Neb
Telegraph
Sterling Democrat
Democratic Central Committee Meeting in Sidney Nebraska
Democratic county central committee members are asked to meet at the Court House in Sidney on Saturday June 14 at 2 PM to arrange representation at the state convention and conduct other business. Hart chairman McIlver secretary. Also note Dr Seymour will visit the city again and plans to return as needed. Wednesday May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sald
Samuel W. Sedgwick
Supreme Court
Samuel IL Sedgwick
Cheyanne
H.C. Lindsay
Joan YT
Mallalienu
Democratic County Central Committee
Court House
Sidney
Neb
Joun Hart
H. G. MclLver
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
Dudietal
Louie Foo Tripp
Eugene Paptin
Wtt
Siath
Aow. HK
Nebr
Community notes on farming, travel and a wolf drive
Readable items report Dalton area activity including horse breaking visits by Will Morrow and Tom Preeman, seed purchases by George DeGraw, corn and grass growth, and a planned wolf drive in Davison precinct. Weather and crops show a wet pattern with June moisture needed for good yields.
Across Town Notes from Redington and Nearby
John Cross of Harrisburg visits this week while Joe McKole of Hartville buys horses in town. F Gilman trips to Bridgeport. Judge Beasley and Charley Perkins note local grazing, railroad ties, and park improvements. A croquet scene ends with fish tales and a two bushel sack of suckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cross
Harrisburg
Joe McKole
Hartville
Wyo
F. Gilman
Bridgeport
R. H. Walford
Bayard
Win White
Win
Fred Gilman
Rain records and local cattle moves dominate week
Last week saw record rainfall while J. and A. Johnson branded calves Saturday. Pat Rowlan led business at Bridgeport. Asa Remsbury and Chas Tolle gathered cattle last Thursday. John Galasher left for Montana after time with Pat Rowlan. Mr. and Mrs. C A Tolle hosted relatives from up the river Friday and Saturday. J T Rodgers assessed personal property in Weir and Lisco precincts. Mrs Pat Rowlan and her children visit her parents in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. and
A. Johnson
Pat Rowlan
Bridgeport
Asa Remsbury
Chas. Tolle
John Galasher
Montana
C. A. Tolle
J. T. Rodgers
Weir
Lisco
John Hagerty, Jr
Alliance
Pleasant Caller Visits and Local Happenings
Mr. Smith was a pleasant caller at Ickes Friday. Michael Dunne visits friends. Saddie Hanna and sister met Mrs. Jackson Sunday. Maude Davison visits Gertrude Collart this week. Rosy McNulty called with Mrs. Davis Monday. Dan Davison called on Mike Flood and James McNulty Friday. Mayer family visited Reinmuth Sunday. Eckert hunts Indian ponies that strayed again. Beldon in neighborhood Tuesday seeking cattle that strayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Ickes
Michael Dunne
Saddie Hanna
Mrs. Jackson
Maude Davison
Gertrude Collart
Rosy McNulty
Mrs. Davis
Dan Davison
Mike Flood
James McNulty
Jacob Mayer
Jacob Mayer and Family Visited With Mr. and Mrs. Reinmuth Sunday. Samuel Eckert
Mr Beldon
Local residents pass week visiting and tending farms
Clara Cullings and T E Quinn spent Tuesday at the Waterholes. Mr and Mrs Morris visited Epps on Wednesday. P J Dalton spent Sunday at J C Quinn's. W I Morris searched for horses in Sidney Tuesday and John E Burk recovered his horses after weeks. Frank Morris helped W N Foster with fencing. The Morises visited the Lindines at Higgins Sunday. Potato fields show promise for new potatoes. Small grain looks fine. fall rye heads out and corn seems early and cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T E. Quinn
Mrs. Morris
Epps
P. J. Dalton
J. C. Quinn
W. I. Morris
Sidney
John E. Burk
Frank Morris
W. N. Foster
Windmill Erected Over New Well in Local News
Geo. Baker built a windmill over a newly finished well this week and plans to start his house next, noting the well gives a sure supply. B. A. Jones of Sidney visited Waterholes to tend his horses, considering Frank Morris, with several fine two and three year olds among the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Baker
B. A. Jones
Sidney
Frank Morris
Local notes from Sextorp and Sidney visitors
Rev Leafdale of Sextorp was seen on our streets last Monday. O EB Anderson and daughter were Sidney visitors last week. Tony Benish helped John Nelson plow for corn. Frank Norfolk went to Mr Thornburg's ranch in Sidney draw last Sunday. Charley Brothers and Emma visited Miss Myrtle Vandiver. Rev James will preach at Potter schoolhouse next Sunday forenoon. Andrew Nelson struggles with a ill well. Brett Bros visited to help. Rath Hornaday and Ina McAdam visited Sidney last Friday evening. returned next day with enjoyable trip. S E Wilson returned from J mois with several fine horses. Frank Nelson finished planting. crop looks well if rains come. Brett Bros drilled a well for John Nelson. water reached 250 feet. Our public school closed for term. Potter items to stay in THE TELEGRAVIT after Boyer leaves.
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Supt
Chambers
Weyerts
Union Valley
Henry Ebnrich
Rev. Leafdale
Sextorp
O. EB. Anderson
Sidney
Tony Benish
John Nelson
Frank Norfolk
Mr. Thornburg
Sidney Draw
Charley Brothers
Emma
Myrtle Vandiver
James
Potter School
Andrew Nelson
Brett Bros
Rath Hornaday
Ina McAdam
S. E. Wilson
J Mois
Mr. Wilson
Frank Nelson
Fred
John
Lowly
Boyer
Stock Market Report from South Omaha Nebraska May 21 1902
The week saw cattle prices at yearly highs with 45000 head at Chicago and 7000 at Omaha. Prices ranged 70 to 7.20 for heavy beeves, 6.10 to 6.70 for midweights, and 5.40 to 6.10 for 900 to 1050 pounds. Hogs touched nine year highs. recent days show slight declines with bound 6.75 to 7.25. Sheep and lambs were light with higher quotes for choice wool and spring lambs.
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Southh Omaila
Neb
Chicago
Beeves Ab
Nyr & Buchanan Co
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F. A. Gapen
Sterling
York Times
Prairie State
North Platte Tribune
Democratic Central Committee
County News
Dalton
Henry
Will Morrow
Tom Preeman
Andreen
Master Baker
Chris Shuler
Poverty Hill
Jake Mayer
Ben Carter
Walter Reinmuth
George DeGraw
Camp Clark
George
Davison Precinct
Willie Busacker
John Poppen
Wyoming
Eagle
H. G. Hinrich
Iowa
Redington Tips
Lere
T. S. Mackie
R. S. Thompson
Addie Kettle
St. Paul
Minn
Judge Beasley
Ed Crigler
C. B. Pickerill
Charley
Charles Perkins
Deadwood
S. D
J. G. Perkins
Charlie
B & M Railroad
Riverside Reapings
Clara Cullings
Potter Pickups
Wierkas
State of
Sius
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenney County
Sioney
James Burns
MJ Saxpens
Queriff
Hon Uo
M. Grimes
Nebraskia
George Morris Phillips
Wittiin Pyle
Phuintit
Idrew
Ketterring
Ios
Sul
Jiadzinenst
Seccion Eight
Piemeridtin
Nebritoki
Wall
May Ltd
Mwh
Wei
S. HL Baty
Said County
Briff
Herts Sle
Soh
Sherif
Dudielal
Chris B. Weyerts
Karl
Cheyanne County
Sheribe
Oevenne County
H.M. Grimes
Thirteenth Judicial District
Joseph J. Piper
Israel
Best
Township
North Range
Bera Meridian
SH Tah
P. Dunlap
Charles H. Whipple
Sxpines
J.P Dunna
U.S. Land Office
James W. Strong
Louise E.strong
Ding
Circuit Court
Tngham County
Mason
Michigain
U. S. Land Office
Charles Erickson
Charles Olander
Oscar E. Anderson
Potter
Lewis A. Staurton
Roney DD
Warms
Et Register
Queriees Sale
Hs M Grimes
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D.C
First National Bank of
United States
Thomas P. Kane
Stlney
TH. M. Grimes
Gust Carlson
Plainthy
Meridhain
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