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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1899
Page
3
Fragmentary text lists Josepy Ane Garp Islandry and J. M. Apere as a general freight and passenger agent. Includes W.8 Hall and Loos Acunt. May indicate a note of accounts or shipping roles in a maritime or commerce context.
Fragmentary notice shows varying office hours with misprinted times. It lists the L. Fownan postmaster with schedule noting Sunday hours and different morning and evening openings. The text is garbled with inconsistent punctuation and locations.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to trustees and courts including district court terms in 1899 and county court sessions. Mentions J. de Sy-Barrow and C. O. Boyus as judges with regular meetings on Tuesdays and Mondays respectively.
Steele City Lodge No. 107A F and A M announces meetings on the first Wednesday after the full moon each month at 7 30 p m with cordial invitations to visitors. J W Hiss W M L Fowuma Sec. A second lodge K of P meets Thursday nights weekly led by Frank Wing C C Lampget K of R. S.
Steele City Camp No 46 Modern Woodmen of America meets every second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month at G A E Son Voummast X Co Marvin Evane clerk.
STSELE CITY LODGE NO. A Q U W Meeksee notes a Monday night gathering in the G A R hall at 7 30 p m Visiting members are cordial invited Recorder MITE A VW We vu P yur
Steele City Lodge No. 151 invites brethren to attend a gathering in the G A R hall tonight. Warden J. W. Pereng and D A Bugbeek, secretary, urge respectful attendance and emphasize fellowship.
The Steele City W C T U schedules its monthly gathering for the second Saturday each month at :00 o clock p m at Cortical church with Mas ee Graves as president.
Steele City Lodge No. 4 Degree of Honor meets on the first and third Saturdays each month at 8 oclock P M in G KR hall. Music Aloe Linnane vice B Mus A T Presis recorder.
The B. A. Rick Post No. 14 G.A.R. meets the second and fourth Saturdays at 7 p.m. in their hall with marching comrades entertained. Local veterans post and Sons of C. meet on the fourth Saturday each month at 77 800 o clock p.m. with listed officers and times.
A Baptist Ladies Aid Society gathering is scheduled for the second Thursday at 7. A Covenant meeting will occur in August with plans for regular daily activities and a focus on community service.
Sunday at 11:00 a.m. prayer meeting announced with a brief schedule. The message mentions observance and gatherings but lacks full details.
Congregational church announces sermons every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Pastor H. Avery. Prayer meeting Thursday evening and Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Bupp or Bupt? listed as superintendent A. T. Seen.
A fragment reports Megas chance in a bat toss event at Waynes site with unclear details and names unreadable. The readable elements imply a local event note without full context or outcomes.
Intermediate notes show a dated de Mies event with unclear location and persons. Headlines hint at a chancellor or official action, but the readable text remains fragmented and lacks concrete details.
In the corrected weekly market report, hogs and cows show steady price levels while steers advance. Prices listed include 83.80 to 84.00 dollars for certain cattle and ranges from two to three dollars for others, reflecting modest gains at the outdoor market.
Washington residents and visitors frequent the town with mentions of travel to Omaha Beatrice and Chicago. The column notes include names such as A B Miller John Martin Lem Hodges Mrs May Scott Miss Nannie Goldsberry and J Mooroe Davis with assorted errands, weddings, purchases, and social plans.
Fire last Wednesday night destroyed L W Lee's livery stable at Washington. Eighteen horses perished and Lee's son Hari was rescued from the office as the flames broke in. Loss near 1500 dollars with no insurance. Subscription being raised locally to aid Lee who was away in Oklahoma. Chamberlain's products praised in Beaumont Texas testimonial. R T Taylor, Druggist, sells the medicine.
District No. 80 records for September 29 1899 show 14 enrolled, 12 average attendance with Ethel and Harold Graves neither absent nor tardy and Wilfred Blair present every day but tardy once. District No. 58 lists 80 enrolled, 23 average attendance, with Leslie Barber Maggie Duchett Ray Moss Johnny Boettcher Fred Clark and Johnny Roseman never absent or tardy. A 1897 testimonial praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via Rev S A Donahoe and R T Taylor Druggist. a rural Keokuk News reflection and James Reed’s treatment with Pain Balm are noted. a fragment hints at a new pastor’s first sermon and Bible reading question.
On September 29 1899 Justice C L Fowler of Newton precinct Jefferson county Nebraska issued an order of attachment for 19 25 in an action where M A Willey sues W E Dewey. Attached property includes five bundles of canine thirty five tent poles five bundles of trestles one step ladder three boxes and contents lumber and stakes. The case is continued to October 40 1899 at 10 o clock M Steele City city Oct 8 1899 M A Willey
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