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Commissioners Hold Busy Session in 1913 Meeting
Cheyenne County commissioners met at Lodgepole Nebraska on August 5 1913 to approve minutes select jurors for the September term and authorize road and contract actions. Roads 210 A 216 227 A were discussed with bids from L M White and N H Troelstrup and a $500 bond required. Damages and refunds approved and various warrants authorized for county funds.
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Sidney Precinct
John McCleneghan
P. J. Beyer
J. R. Frame
L. P. Houge
F. A. Jack
Nels W. Olson
Zeb Gustin
W. A. Fulton
C. BE
Ed Brown
William Alexander
Nels Hoagland
S. T. Watson
Jacob Bruns
Lee Howard
Colton
Mons Johnson
Adam Schimke
Emery Planck
Eagle
C. J. Dykman
Frank Heinzman
Bronson
Ed Root
Henry Anderson
Thomas Quinn
Potter
O. E. Anderson
Grant Brady
Andrew Nelson
Joseph Johnson
Chambers
W. W. Chowins
Court House
L. M. White
H. W. Struble
Cheyenne County
G. L. Cook
Oberfelder
Lodgepole
H. A. Prindle
Jacob Mayer
G. B. Lobb
State Line
L. G. Pitts
R. R. Reinmuth
A. Gunderson
Towit
W H Martin
Sidney Road
Ben L. Glenn
H. J. Raymond
Towi
Sidney
Carrie Cook
L. CG. Pitts
Road district expenditures and hiring in 1913
The document lists numerous entries for pauper care, janitorial salaries, publishing fees, appraisals, and road work across multiple districts. It records payments to individuals such as John Owens, J Z Easterday, and F W Portrey, with totals and claims approved or adjourned, ending with the board adjourning to September 12, 1913.
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Hornaday
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Mann
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FE Hedlund
Simon
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St Patrick’s Church
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Board of Insanity
Doran
Ayle & Erickson
Sa Sheffer
Fishman
Seeseen
R Barlow
Portrey
Halston
S J Hedges
Wm Schwartz
Esas Teatper Abiasite Aabe
RS Oberfelder
al Towod
Wysrintence Eensaeraede
Herman Stahl
Juedes
TC Spiker
Fred Witzel
Fred Rehmer
Sidney Road
Frank Twonge
Frank Ackerman
Walter Wellemme
Jfe Nelson
Optical Delusion at the Barracks Ends in Sword Confusion
A stern colonel notices a captain lacking a sword yet the captain borrows one twice. Each return prompts the colonel to doubt memory and his own sight. The twist ends with the colonel’s wife declaring the officer has a sword, exposing a comic misperception. Fritz Kurth visits town Wednesday from a thrifty homestead.
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Fritz Kurth
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