Gapen Neville elected to Arizona legislature and other notes
Judge F A Gapen and Neville, now in Arizona, win legislative seats. Ton Majors named as a candidate in the First District to replace Burkett who seeks promotion. Czar faces pressure as subjects demand a constitution, risking revolution. Washington land decision affects homesteaders as an old entry is canceled and a vacant fund claim allowed to amend the contested plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Majors
Wheelhorse
BE. J. Burkett
Little Brown
Czar
Throne
Land Department
Washington
Local Notes on Farmers and Traders Passes Through
Chas Lowe exits through Antelope Valley with a corn load. Lloyd Smith to finish the Humphrey homestead house. Adam D Waggy improves Minnie Wilmoth place. A telephone line to Oshkosh and Bridgeport is proposed. George Beerline travels to Bridgeport with grain and ranch supplies. Milton Cerad replaces Frank Mulroy hauling day and night. Lovell of Mutual Supply House Omaha visits Saturday seeking business. Pat Rowlan and Robi Walsh go to Bridgeport. Rowlan then to Sidney to visit family.
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Lloyd Smith
Miss Humphrey
Adam D. Waggy
Minnie Wilmoth
Oshkosh
Bridgeport
George Beerline
Milton Cerad
Frank Mulroy
Lovell
Mutual Supply House of
Omaha
Fru
Pat Rowlan
Robi Walsh
Sidney
Local notes on absences, trips, and contracts
Clara Sadie Sanders was absent from school Tuesday. James McNalty's new house is now completed. John and Will Gustafson made a timber trip Tuesday. T. Pp. T. and Chas Higgins took a timber trip Saturday. Ray Hascal of Redington contracted for the Sextorp school. Mr. and Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Flood traveled to Sidney Saturday. Chas Lager John Carlson and Herman Jessike dehorned cattle Monday. Mrs. Yarden and Miss Sasson, homesteaders, returned to Denver.
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Sadie Sanders
James McNalty
John
Will Gustafson
Pp. T
Chas. Higgins
Ray Hascal
Redington
Sextorp
Baker
Flood
Sidney
Chas. Lager
John Carlson
Herman Jessike
Yarden
Miss Sasson
Denver
Twenty Years Ago In The Trisaram Of Navy 1884 Events
Twenty years ago an issue of The Trisaram Of Navy from 1884 records Dr and Mrs Ewing at a grand garrison reception. Mark Coad and wife return from a coast trip. Dan Grey arrives with family from Lussl horse ranch. Soldiers from Fort Robinson deliver Thanksgiving supplies. Local Democrats celebrate Cleveland’s election with fireworks and a band. Morris Davis moves from Sterling to head the U P car dept here. Geo Ubiman brings a 32 inch horn mountain sheep head from Pump kin Creek. A E Schultz en route to Greenwood loses his way on the prairie, wanders three days, and ends up at Hale and Anderson sheep camp with frozen hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Schultz
Stage
Greenwood
Hale and Anderson
November Low Rates Offer Exposition Trip To St Louis
November low coach excursion rates from Sunday to Thursday for the St Louis Exposition with seven day limit. Higher rates for sleeping car tickets. Also to Chicago with round trip options via St Louis Kansas City or Omaha. Live Stock Show deal seven dollars plus twenty. Winter tourist rates to Gulf Coast and Florida with travel information from L W Wakeley. Omaha MA Sitrpan agent.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Exposition
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Galveston
San Antonio
Texas
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mobile
Alabama
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Florida
L. W. Wakeley
M A. Sitrpaan
Breezy Time at Fitz and Webster Delights Rapid City Crowd
Rapid City Journal notes a long vaudeville run for Fitz and Webster's A Breezy Time with minimal plot yet ample music dancing and witty bits. Crowd laughs fill the house as costumes and pratfalls provide rapid entertainment in a lively three ring style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City Journal
Fitz & Webster
Journal
Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Promise
The advertisement urges taking Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back refund if the cure fails. Each box bears Grove's signature. The note is signed with EBW Grove.
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Ebw Grove
Rail News Mixed With Local Incidents In Omaha and North Platte
Oscar Harris leaves railroading for 4 Pease & Sona as a drayman. A U P special westbound carried Jacob Schiff and other New York capitalists linked to Herriman lines. A new UP sign near the depot features a flag and shield likeness. UP considers an eight hour day at Omaha shops due to light work. Night operator at Ogallala stalks a gun on Conductor Mooney. Mooney disarms him and the operator is jailed. Jack Dauber mocks the audience in A Breezy Time at the Tobin Opera House December 1. Land office blanks for sale via The Telegraph.
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Oscar Harris
Pease & Sona
Drayman
U.P
Jacob Schiff
Amillionaire
N.Y
Herriman
W. J. Park
North Platte
Wyoming
U. P
Overland
Omaha News
Union Pacific
Omaha
Ogalalla
Joe Mooney
Mooney
Ogulalla
North Platte Tribune
The Honey Bearing Ants of Mexico and Colorado
A living ant worker stores honey by muscularly transferring it from its mouth into a distensible crop. The swollen abdomen resembles amber honey and is guarded by fellow ants. The crop is walled by muscular teeth and the honey is later pressed out for consumption by natives at feasts.
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Mexico
Colorado
Panorama of Finance and the Markets in The Record-Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald markets section presents extensive coverage of live stock grain and provisions and stocks with two full pages. Special cables cover finance abroad and columns like Speculative Gossip Wall Street Talks and LaSalle Street Notes reveal undercurrents and personal pit gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Northwest
Wall Street
LaSalle Street
Record- Herald
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
John Chambers
Gotham
New Year Plans Include Farm Focus and Serial Novels
The Youth's Companion unveils its 1905 volume with articles for farmers and youth, including topics like New Fields for Young Farmers and The Sanitation of the Farm. It will feature seven serials and 250 short stories by leading American writers, with free illustrated announcements mailed to subscribers and an offer of 1904 issues plus a Carnations Calendar for 1905 upon a 175 payment. The Companion offices are in Berkeley Street, Boston.
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Companion
York
Notices of final proof and sale in Cheyenne County
Legal notices announce final proof dates for Urerry Wo Chowlin and others at Sidney Nebraska with witnesses named. A foreclosure sale is scheduled in Sidney on November, by order of the Cheyenne County District Court, against Gen Hakena for $578.80 plus costs, description of land given, sale to the highest bidder. Additional notices cover non resident dependants and property tax foreclosure actions with required court dates and payment demands.
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Department of the Interial
Lisa Orlee
Sidney
Nebraska
Dav Bro Snyder
Bye. Johnson
Jeremiah O Waltz
Andrew J Haseatl
Allot
David Kosnyder
Johnson
Jerentat OG
Waltz
Andrew Tasealh
Sade
District Court
Theyenne County
WM Grimes
Cheyenne County
Nebraski
Noember
James No Brown
Plato
Gen
Hakena
Court House
Nowe Eto
District Court Rt
Agnes Hedley
Matovic
Jacob CG Welth
Jacob G
Webbiand
Cheyenne
Wester Sinth P.M
Neb
Agnes WeHetey
Phabocur
W Belgavis
Department of the Batertor
Sidnavy
Sertier
CIA
Dee Omigde
Egister
Revelver
Lad Offer
Nee i. Weak
Vine Jobin Halston
Hind
Hubert O. Raymond
Henry A. Raymond
Francis L. Ransdell
Daniel Davison
Higwins
Melsrosn. Register
Lamb and Dam Reunite After Odor Restores Bond
In a Cheviot lamb tale shared by Sir Herbert Max, a ewe failed to recognize her drowning offspring after the creature fell into a river. The lamb was rescued by an angler and later identified as its dam once the fleece dried and smell returned, restoring the reunion.
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Sir Herbert Maxwell
One Phase of Mexican Etiquette
A quotation from a letter by a Spanish woman traveling in Mexico describes a strict etiquette rule. All new arrivals including foreign ministers must publish in print a notice to every family in the capital announcing their arrival and readiness to reside with residents, or risk being ignored and unseen by society.
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Ayers
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph and Peoples Poniard Consort
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
Neville
Arizona
Territory
Irving
Chas. Lowe
Antelope Valley
Clara
Clark A. Thornpcom
The
Times
Tth Vnst
Gothenburg
Alliance Times
Ted Fer
Chichester
Madison Beeeney
Jack Dauber
Troup
Tobin Opera House
Land Office
Saale
Querepics Sale
J. W Lar, Sherri
Said County
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Schutz
Budweiser
Coors’ Select
Kruse Brothers
B. F. Mitchell
Prop
Harry E. Tagg
A. W. Tagg
Harlie Hamill
Live Stock Commission Company
Exchange Building
South Omaha, Neb
OLR
Egeeer
W. B. Tagg
Che
Capital
Horeksy Tobin & Wasem
Schlitz Beer
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
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