Cheyenne County Aims and Developments Across the Plains
A historic account details Cheyenne County's original size and 1889 changes, its current 36 by 40 mile bounds, and proximity to Wyoming and Colorado. It notes climate, soil, irrigation, railroads Union Pacific and Burlington, Sidney as county seat, Lodgepole Creek, and a thriving population rooted in German, Bohemian, and Scandinavian heritage. It covers churches, Dunkard cemetery, schools, district growth to sixty-two, finances, and county prosperity with farming and industry driving growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Big Springs
Wyoming Line
Alliance
Colorado Line
Morrill County
United States
Rocky Mountains
Union Pacific
Lodgepole
Potter
Sidney
Sunol
Burlington
Dalton
Marlow
Ickes
Clara
Leafdale
Sextorp
Weyerts
Farming in Cheyenne County by Jacob Eckert praises local profits
Jacob Eckert and his family migrated to Cheyenne County twenty nine years ago and built a large farming operation totaling 3200 acres. He cites consistent crop success with oats, potatoes and cattle, noting no crop failure in twenty nine seasons and strong returns from 100 cultivated acres yielding two thousand five hundred forty dollars. He asserts any family can prosper on a 160 acre plot in the area.
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Jacob Eckert
Mr. Eckert
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Sidney
Dalton
C. E. Harper
Eckert
The Postoffice at Sidney Wyoming Through Time
The Sidney post office began in July 1868 as Sidney, Wyoming, with postmasters Hilliard Ellsworth and Thomas Kane. It moved to Nebraska in 1870 and has since had sixteen postmasters including Moore Jewett Dudley Brennan Lyon Sanders Callahan McLernon and current holder John T McIntosh. Edward McLernon longest serving eight years. Reuben T Hilliard shortest six months. Office is third class with a salary of 1900 dollars.
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Sidney
Wyoming
Hilliard
Ellsworth
Thomas Kane
Nebraska
Moore
Jewett
Dudley
Brennan
Lyon
Sanders
Callahan
McLernon
John T. McIntosh
Edward McLernon
Reuben T. Hilliard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhine
Bohemia
Italy
Dunkard
State Ap
Wighty
Leslie Stevens
Edith M. Stark
Krueger
David Huff
J. W. McDaniel
Nels Thorstensen
S. Fishman
H. T. Doran
Henry BE. Gapen
R. W. Devoe
L. Wasem
J. B. Hulston
Wasson
Myrtle Lancaster
Lena Jessen
L. R. Barlow
the Postoffice