Bonding Cheyenne County A Question of Settlement Finance
Cheyenne County commissioners again submit a bond measure for 25000 dollars at the November 5 1889 election to liquidate outstanding warrants accounts and other floating debt. The proposal would move debt into one low interest bond, enabling cash dealings and stabilizing credit. Supporters urge timely funding and broader county benefit, while opponents face personal objections to cashing claims. Harvest notes cover O Osborne Union Valley reports a Harvest Nome Festival with 250 attendees and a rich display of agriculture and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Teleomar
Cheyenne
Chen
Northwest
Peleguatit
O. J. Osborn
Union Valley
Raymond Bros
County in General An Interesting Resume of Local Happenings
Local notes from Garman Nebraska dated September 27 1889 and October 2 1880 report dry cool weather crops disappointing potato digging hay and poor harvests east of the county while Sidney and Ogalalla face dull times. Residents Shepherd and family return from the east as harvest fairs outshine Sidney, Quinsy sickness hits Ira Keiser, soldiers pass through, local trades trip with beef sale, and school bells loom. Community events include funerals visits to Dickinson Jones schools and new postal hopes amid multiple residents and movers in Cheyenne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garman
Neb
Ogalalla
Sidney
CotNen
Mr Shepherd
Chappelou
Fred Shepherd
Raymonds
Home Association
Ira Keiser
Robert ‘Lussler
Willie
Charles Harper
Harper
North Divide
Crn
J R Peacce
Chalton
Itl
Tle
McGinnis
Optign Guanes Bury
Cheyenne County
G. W Shepherd
York
Chappell
Minnie McGee
Rosa Locker
Cresco
W.C Milthorp
Destiny
Saunders County
Phil Brooks
Curtis Holland
Mr. Higgins
Fred Slare
Otto Pascoll
Mass convention urged amid political intrigue in Cheyenne county
Citizens gather for a public display as stalls brim with stock and crops. A mass convention plans to form a people’s ticket at the county courthouse in Sidney on October 12, 1880, to resist party maneuvering. Updates include clergy appointments, county court actions, a new commissioner in Ledge Pole, and notices from local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
County Court House
Sidney
L BR Barlow
Ledge Pole
J C Jobson
Barlow
Unfortunate Trip for No 3 Passenger Train
Passenger Train No 3, coming from the east, wrecked twice near Ogalalla and Archer. An unknown man was killed, engineer Dillard and a Pullman porter were bruised, and several passengers shaken. A broken rail and a derailed five-car overturn near Archer caused more injuries. repairs followed as crews aided victims and cleared the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogalalla
Dillard
No 3
Roscoe
Ogalala
Archer
Cheyenne
Rinker
Ceyenne
Omaha
CHURCH MEETINGS AND LOCAL NEWS FROM SIDNEY
The Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Dauron's home with Presiding Elder Amsbarry preaching next Sunday morning. Regular services tomorrow at Trinity Lutheran Church with morning and evening worship and Sunday school at 10 AM. Also notes about a $200 reward for coughs and lung troubles, Ballard's Horehound Syrup ad, and local clothing and train updates for Knights Templar to Washington plus new Star Clothing House stock in Sidney.
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Amsbarry
Sidney
A J Clifton
North Platte
Lodge Pole
Froid
York
Potter and
Kindall
Chappell
Ladies Aid Society
Thurdar
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Attorneys AT Law
Tl. Decastro
Notaiy Public
Rose
Sy Far & Reilly
W. Thlst
Sidney, Neb
Sienry St. Staynor
Attornex
Nebraska
Rvell & McIntosh
Jorneys
U. S
Algo
Offic
U. S. Land Ofice
Fe Weill
Donvex
United States Land Office
Sidney, Neh
Astorne
Siebank
U. Ney
Prov Martin
Brney
Gra Domer
Teeter
Uv Owell& Whitney's
Nurth
P Miles
Atsurvey
Umco
Physicians and Surgeons
M. D
O. P. Hallway
Ponaslon Bureau
Q. Cotter
Galvania and
Farndse
Ofilee
Residence
Oilleo
Ilice
Devapatuh
Btate Bank
Dideed
J.T. Thoelecke
SE Street
Chao Krueger
Rees
Thaber
West End
Second Street
M. WL Tobin
Doran
Sisney
Wheuser
BUSCH
Bond
Meiners
Williams
Sergi DeOlboar
Co. G
Eniire Company
McAndrew
Parrow
Willis Willich
Parke
Bailey
FG. Patton
21St Infantry
McFarland
F L Palmer
Wittich
Qms
Timothy McCarthy
Co. A
Collins
McCarthy
John >. Brooke
Department of the Platte
A. Morrow
Stephen P Jocelyn
Charles A Dempsey
Seventh Infantry
Barry
New York
Kansas
Episcopal Clergyman of
United States
Soda Springs
Idaho
Union Pacific Ry
Lomax
Gop's Pass
Agt
Zay
Hinartnisa
Union Pacific Railway
Albert Woopcock
Gen
U. P. Ry
Lenoy S. Winters
Land
Emig
Ellis, Kan
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Denver
Connell Bluffs
Portland
Ticcach
Noway
Potter
Poor Man's Corner
Porter
Nwe
Jseph Gettemy
Squire Warren
Ed Johnsott
Greo
Mantfee
UVP
Zev
Shultz
Bethel
Geo Seyfung
Gertrude Fiesher
Kearney
F. Kimble
J P Lule
Laing Bros
Ed Brett
Kettenring
S E Spitler
DeCastro
Norvell
Messrs Miles and Reilly
Chautauqua Circle
Wilson
Blakely
Sam Deemes
Stewart & Beghtal
Industry
Mr Decmes
Utah
Willams
Wm.d. Brennan
Oderfelder & Co
Ballard
W.J Buexnan
Oberfelder & Co
Star Clothing House
Knights ‘Templar
Washington
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