Dalton Notes Show Residents, Travel and Local Projects
Dalton moves and visits fill the week with residents like Miss Rose McFadden and Mrs. Mallory visiting kin. new homes, cottages, and a long list of town improvements, farm work, and events unfold. Potatoes shipped, corn yields reported, and social gatherings include the Ladies Aid dinner and the om-A-Set Club meeting with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Plummers
Durand
Mich
G. H. Willis
Mallory
John Willis
Sidney
John Hire
W. H. Kimnke
Dalton Bank
Dad Handley
Denver
Dalton
Ladies Aid
Armath
Stark
Andreae
Ravert
California
Mr. Huffman
Mr. Junkers
Bridgeport
Clara Pool
Julesburg
Jesse Ewing
Henry Handley
Miss Munstermann
Troidle
Walford-Heilzer
Lta Heizer
Alta Kreader
Claire Armuth
Mrs Marquis
Miss McFadden
Miss Mughes
Clara Still Leads After Sidney Visit
Clara remains on top as E. Krebs visited Sidney on Wednesday.
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E. Krebbs
Sidney
Sidney Draw Report Notes Bridge Nearing Use
Sidney visitors Lund and Rinicka came Wednesday. Bridge grade work nearly finished and soon ready for travel. E. A. Ruther visited Potter briefly last week. Mrs. Voll and Mrs. Kitzman of Yankton South Dakota are visiting sister Mrs. Harry Devine.
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Messrs
Lund and
Rinicka
Sidney
E. A. Ruther
Voll
Kitzman
Yankton
S. D
Harry Devine
Ghildern tells of father's murder in Nebraska
Ashland Nebraska November 13 revelations from the Johnson children detail how Dutch John Johnson was killed in a quarrel with his wife over eighty five dollars he kept. The couple’s dispute ended with a fatal blow and the wife has been jailed after a coroner's inquest pointed to her guilt. The case proceeds to district court in December. The children led Sheriff Dailey to the axe used to sever the victim's legs, hidden in an oats stack north of town. The victim’s last words were You can have the 835 now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Neb
John Johnson
Salt Creek
Here
Saunders County Poor Farm
Dailey
Wahoo
N C Pederson
Susie Johnson
Johnson
Berggren
Sherif Dailey
City of Florence Must Pay Supreme Court Upholds Verdict
Lincoln dateline reports the Supreme Court affirms a $2,900 judgment awarded to Katherine Gielen against the city of Florence. The case stems from injuries after bricks scattered along a wall during improvements, with questions of negligence and contributory negligence for the jury to decide. A Chicago expert is sent to York to value telecommunications plants amid prior disputes. A derrick car overturned near Ashland delaying Burlington trains while building the Platte River bridge.
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Lincoln
Katherine Gielen
Florence
District Court of Douglas
Supreme Court
Phintiy
Ashland
Neb
Mainine Burlington
New Platte River
Nebraska Power Wins Water Rights Battle at Loup River
The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld the Platte county district court and state irrigation board in granting Nebraska Power Company prior rights to water in the Loup River near Genoa, over Commonwealth Power Company. The case involves a twenty five year fight for potential 30 000 horsepower and stalled construction on a Genoa power project. In Nemaha County, Missouri Pacific Railroad was ordered to pay damages for striking a wagon and water tank at a crossing. Lincoln reports note Nebraska officials discuss troop transportation routes to Mexico and rail freight schedule readjustments amid state considerations.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Nemaha County
Railway Board
Lincoln
Supreme Court
State Board of Irrigation
Platte County District Court
Nebraska Power Company
Loup River
Commonwealth Power Company
Genoa
Nebraska
State Supreme Court
Nebraska National Guard
George A McNutt
Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
State House
District Court of
Charles R. Whitlow
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Union Stock Yards South Omaha reported cattle receipts around 4,600 for the day and 18,975 over three days. Cattle prices ranged from 6.75 to 9.50 for various grades, with feeders steady and stockers dull. Hog arrivals about 9,800 with bids down early then steady, top at 7.75. Sheep and lambs totaling about 17,000 showed active killers and prices for lambs and ewes in the 4.25 to 8.10 range. feeders mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Markets Report Chicago November 13 Prices and Cattle Pigs and Sheep
Closing prices for grains show wheat corn oats and meats with typical bid figures and daily changes. Cattle receipts lie around 26 000 with beef prices ranging from six seventy to six eighty five while hogs trade near seven dollars with varied weights and slaughter totals and sheep receipts around 60 900 with declines at 15 to 30 cents.
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Chicago
Brantley in Omaha Jail on Fraud Charge
Dr. E. D. Brantley, held on a federal fraud indictment, was brought from Memphis to Omaha for a district court appearance. Bail set at 5,000. hearing date not yet fixed. Indictment also names X W Wittman and a woman posing as Mrs Wittman over Electro Oxygen company affairs. Wittman believed alive by authorities. Mrs Wittman released on 4,000 bond, arrived from Louisville Kentucky. Colfax voters reject new county court house proposal by 141 votes across ten precincts.
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Omaha
United States
Johnson
E. D. Brantley
Memphis
Tenn
United States District Court
Brantley
X. W. Wittman
Colfax
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Mr. Sauer
F. Beyer
Marlowe
al Limbeck
Potter
Clara
Scott
Ghildern
York
State Railway Commission
I W Bemis
Nebraska Power
State Railroad Commission
Railroad
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mana
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Rewick
Standard Oil Company
Florida
Gulf Resorts
New Orleans
Washington
Southland
Landseekers
Burlington Main Line
St. Louis
Union Stations
Burlington
Colorado
Salt Lake City
M. A. Shipman
Sidney, Neb
L W. Wakeley
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
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