Lincoln Neb Session Grand Lodge Degree of Honor notice
Lincoln Neb Oct 28 1900 at Session Grand Lodge of Ne s Degree of Honor A O U W gone and one third fare on certifi can from all points in Nebraska ft sale Sept 28 Oct 4 Limited 900 further particulars as to above please apply to E R Breisch J Union Pacific R R Co Sidney
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Country correspondence ERRR authorities Henry items
A terse country correspondence item notes an error marked by a long string of R letters and the name Henry. Details are fragmentary, no clear event or action is described, and no dates or organizations are identifiable from the text.
Potato fields and town life in Union Valley
Last week we failed to meet the mail boy on time but are watching for him this week. Final proof on Cobus Stevens homestead last Friday with Henry and Albert Frerich as witnesses. Local talk of Henry Lerner entering mercantile trade at Dalton and Henry Vick considering matches and nails there. Old friends visit Jacob Hulse from Hancock County who may return to Cheyenne County. Cattle plague continues with stock losses. John Busucker and four sons went to Eaton Colorado to fetch spuds. Uncle Johnny and gang pursue land office business in Colorado potato fields. Henry threshing underway. trip to look after jobs was tough. Potatoes raised on large vacant Chicago and Boston lots noted. Newborns report two babies with same political leanings. Weather volatile last week, now mild. Threshing ends this week. corn husking begins. fodder being hauled. next year could see more corn-binders if corn remains available.
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Cobus Stevens
Henry
Albert Frerich
Henry Lerner
Dalton
Henry Vick
Jacob Hulse
Union Valley
Hancock Co
Illinois
Jake
Cheyenne County
John Busucker
Eaton
Colo
Johnny
Colorado
Chicago
Boston
Emerson
Riverside Reapings
Aga Remsburg attended the races at Alliance last week. Mr and Mrs C A Tolle and daughter visited relatives near Irving Sunday. Miss Johnson visiting at home for a few weeks. A dance at J T Rodgers on the 21st drew many locals. Mr and Mrs P Rowlan and daughter went to Alliance. A good rain Monday could have helped crops two months earlier. A D Waggy remains active. Christmas still far off. Mrs L M Meyer visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Johnson last week. Mr and Mrs Chas Tolle traveled to Sidney last week.
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Alliance
C. A. Tolle
Irving
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J. T. Rodgers
P. Rowlan
A. D. Waggy
Chas. Tolle
Sidney
Agents Wanted for South America Book by Carpenter
Live active men and women can earn from 5.00 to 10.00 a day by canvassing for Frank G. Carpenter's new book South America Social Industrial and Political. Sold by subscription only. solicit representatives to introduce this work in your territory. Write today for territory and full particulars to The Saalfield Publishing Co Akron Ohio.
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Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Ohio
Estrayed yearling cattle near Potter Nebraska
A yearling steer branded rail on the right shoulder and a yearling heifer branded raile with a round ear hole and an upper left ear half circle are estrayed. A liberal reward is offered for return to Dan Heimer at his ranch nine miles northeast of Potter, Nebraska.
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Dan Heimer
Greeted Roosevelt at Alliance Largest Western Nebraska Rally
Fifty to sixty Sidney Republicans escorted Roosevelt's party into Alliance for a vast gathering. Governor Roosevelt, Senator Dolliver of Iowa, and others spoke on tariff and prosperity, with a crowd of about 3000 cheering from decorated streets. The event was hailed as one of Western Nebraska's grandest political demonstrations.
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B. & M. Road
San Juan
Alliance
Sidney Rough Rider Club
Col. Dawson
United States
W. R. Akers
Dobson
Mr. Dobson
Roosevelt
Gov
Dolliver
Iowa
C. H. Dietrich
F. M. Prant
Dullivan
Deitrich
Nebraska
Van Dusen to Speak at Opera House Monday Evening
Hon J H Van Dusen of Omaha will deliver an address at the Opera House in the city on Monday evening October s. He speaks under the auspices of the Republican State Committee and is recognized as a leading Republican orator in the state.
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Opera House
This City
van Dusen
Republican State Committee
Charles Weston State Auditor Nominee Profile
Charles Weston born 1854 in New York moved to Champaign Illinois as a child. He earned a University of Illinois degree in 1876, practiced law, edited papers in Washington Territory and Nebraska, served as university regent, and held school and village board roles in Hay Springs. A Republican, he became auditor nominee after long public service. He is a widower with a daughter in Chicago.
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Charles Weston
New York
Champaign County
Ilinois
Weston
Chicago
Champaign City
University of Illinois
College of Literature
Illinois
J. W. Langley
Champaign
William H. King
Board of Education of Chicago
Supreme Court of Illinois
Frederick W. Packard
Washington Territory
Lewis County
Nebraska
Hay Springs
Sheridan County
Harrison
North West News
State University
State Journal Half-Year Offer Promises 1901 Delivery
The Semi-Weekly State Journal will be mailed from now until January 1, 1901, for 25 cents. This is the largest reading matter offer in the west, aiming to introduce the paper to thousands of new readers. Send a quarter to Lincoln, Nebraska, for yearlong delivery through the rest of 1900.
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Patent Cold Cure Claim Ad In Local Paper
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a refund if failure and bears E W Grove's signature on each box, reflecting period marketing claims.
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E. W. Grove
Fire at Bergmans Store Ends with Insurance Claim
A lamp sparked a blaze at Dan Bergman s store last Friday in the rear cotton filled room. Fire Chief Sanders arrived and kept the fire from spreading as flames were smothered with blankets. About seventy five pounds of cotton and several dozen blankets were damaged. loss near 100 dollars covered by insurance.
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Dan Bergman
Sanders
Sudden Death of M. L. Nash in Lodgepole
M. L. Nash, longtime Lodgepole resident and head of the Union Pacific water plant and park, died suddenly Wednesday at 2 pm from heart failure while on duty at the tank. Coroner Bassett investigated but no inquest was needed. His death followed the recent loss of his wife, with two sons living in Mechanicaburg, New York, and Alaska.
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Nash
Union Pacific
Bassett
Mechanicaburg
N. Y
Alaska
Cheyenne county school report highlights finances and staffing
Superintendent O D Lyon presents Cheyenne county school figures. Receipts total 24382.82. expenditures 22480.28. balance 1002.54. Indebtedness 27545. district property 36851. Enrollment 1678, census 1489 five to 21 ages, 112272 pupil days, 7559 teaching days, five months average. Ninety nine districts, eighty two school houses.
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O. D. Lyon
Cheyenne County
Independent bid for re election as county attorney
Henry E. Gapen announces as an independent candidate for re election as County Attorney. He will appear on the ballot by petition. Cheyenne County residents urged the move and he issues the declaration as an official notice to voters.
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West Nebraska M. E. Conference Appointments Listed
At Lexington Nebraska the West Nebraska M E Conference announced North Platte district appointments led by R S Moore as Presiding Elder. Several towns receive ministers including Bayard J H Hoff Big Springs Geo W Keisling Brady Andrew Bolin Curtis W A Tyler Elwood Allen Chamberlain Elsie L S Doorman Farnam and Morefield B J Erwin Gering R Randolph Grant and Madrid W H Jackson Gandy W H Danielson Harrisburg D M James Hays Center B L Gaither Imperiel Earl C Hoon Kimball Russell Link Lewellen Oscar L Burres Lodgepole W E Ancopher Maywood O F Chesbro North Platte C P Wimberly North Platte c R E Gilpin Ogalalla W H Hornaday Paxton and Southely J H Derry berry Palisade J M Johnson Stockville J J Ramsey Somerset Elmo Kellar Smithfield M B Carman Sidney W L Austin Wauneta To be supplied Rev Austin returned from conference Monday evening with an appointment to Sidney for another year and ordination to fuller pastoral duties.
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Lexington
Neb
North Platte
R.S. Moore
Bridgeport
Bayard
J. H. Hoff
Big Springs
Geo. W. Keisling
Brady
Andrew Bolin
Bertrand Loomis
L. Chandler
Curtis
W. A. Tyler
Elwood
Allen Chamberlain
Elsie—L. 8
Doorman
Farnam and Morefield
B. J. Erwin
Gering—R. Randolph
Grant and Madrid
W. H. Jackson
Gandy
W. H. Danielson
Harrisburg
D. M. James
Hays Center
B. L. Gaither
Imperiel
Earl C. Hoon
Kimball
Russel Link
Lewellen
Oscar L. Burres
Lodgepole
W. BE. Ancopher
Maywood
O. F. Chesbro
C. P
Wauneta
Austin
Sidney
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Piles Cure
Claiming to cure the worst piles and other injuries, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as the best salve on earth. It boasts thousands of cures, guarantees, and a 25 cent price, sold by druggists with subscription to THE TELEGRAPH.
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School Notes Describe Visits and Student Highlights
Miss Smith hosts rooms 1 and 2 as 37 students enter room 1 with 18 on time the first day. Visitors reach 17 in the first month, boosting school spirit and parent involvement. Notes cover absences tardies, student strides, and staff visits from Beaver Falls and Lodgepole with Roosevelt references and a Theodore Roosevelt bouquet event.
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