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Shooting Affray  

 

Ainsworth, Neb., May 25 - In a shooting affray between George Crandall and Zack Alderman, Crandall was perhaps fatally wounded. No reason is assigned, except that Alderman was drunk and having a good time generally. There is strong talk of lynching. 

 

 

The Bismarck Tribune, June 1, 1883

Contributed and transcribed by: Amanda Jowers

 

 

 

 

Preacher Held for Assault   

 

Special Dispatch to the World Herald

 

Sidney, Nebraska, July 15. --  Sheriff Ira M. Reed of Brown County, Nebraska, passed through here today with the Rev. George W. Gregory, a former Methodist clergyman of Johnstown, Nebraska, whom he arrested at Wamsutter, Wyoming, charged with an attack upon three different girls under 15 years of age.

 

Gregory has a wife and three children and is 40 years old.

 

 

Evening World Herald:  Monday, July 16, 1917

 

 

 

 

Ainsworth Brevities  

 

 

C. A. Barns of Woodlake, Neb., is visiting friends here.

 

Mrs. N. Blue returned last week from Chadron, where she has been visiting friends for a month.

 

Dr. Farleigh and son of Johnstown were in town last week.

 

Miss Anna I. Miller spent Sunday in the country, the guest of Miss Maud Carpenter.

 

Mrs. W. H. Pierce of Bonesteel, S. D., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. S. Rippy.

 

The first fight of the season occurred Monday between A. J. Warreck and B. Sweet. It was a draw.

 

 

Omaha World Herald – 2 Aug. 1897

Transcribed and contributed by:  Dan Zwakman

 

 

Ainsworth Brevities   



The Brown County agricultural fair will be held at Ainsworth September 30 to October 2. D. D. Carpenter, president; G. Miles, secretary.

 

The town council is putting in a pump and wind mill to take the place of the steam engine to furnish water for the town.

 

Henry Reuby, who has been at Sturgis, N.D., for the last year, returned here with his family last week, and says Brown County is good enough for him.

 

S. Atkinson of Little Rock, Ia., has been spending the last week in town, looking after some real estate in Brown County.

 

The most of the old soldiers here attended the reunion at Bassett July 15, 16 and 17.

 


Omaha World Herald - 19 July 1897

Transcribed and contributed by:  Dan Zwakman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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