History of Dodge and Washington Counties, Nebraska, and their people, Volume I, Part 2

Author: Buss, William Henry, 1852-; Osterman, Thomas T., 1876-
Publication date: 1921
Publisher: Chicago : American Historical Society
Number of Pages: 504


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Bliss, Walter C., II, 593


Block, Samuel, I, II, 809


Bloomer, Arthur, I, 52


Bloomer, John, I, 52


"Blue Book" Paragraphs, I, 23


Boggess, N. M., II, 622


Bohling, Caroline, II, 845


Bohling, Henry, II, 845


Botanical specimens, I, 27


Bottom lands, agricultural value of, I, 10; Nebraska, I, 13; Dodge County, I, 128


Boundaries of Dodge County, I, 56; Washington County, I, 312 Bowen, I, 390


Bowen (John S.) Lodge No. 232, A. F. & A. M., Kennard, I, 363


Boyd, H. H., II, 482


Bradbury, James, II, 829


Bradbury, Mary A., II, 830


Bradbury, William H., II, 796


Braucht, Frederick E., II, 784


Briggs, A. H., I, 97


Briggs, Clarence D., II, 688


Brown, David, II, 814


Brown, George S., II, 583


Brown, Gratia C., II, 591


Brown, Nathan H., II, 590


Brown, Owen D., II, 815


Brownell, Rainsford C., II, 823


Brunner, Charles H., II, 476 Buchanan, Albert E., II, 758 Buffalo (illustration), I, 34


"Buffalo Bill," I, 31, 32, 34 Burdic, Eugene W., II, 851 "Burlington," I, 83 Bushnell, G. A., II, 679


Business Directory, Fremont, I, 230


Buss, William H., I, 133, 180, 239; II, 903 Butler, David, I, 24


Button, Frederic W., I, 97; II, 637 Byers, Robert C., II, 497


Caddoan tribes, I, 43 Cahoon, Ira E., II, 507


Cain, Ulysses S., II, 577 Cain, William M., II, 725 Calhoun Chronicle, I, 353 California trail, I, 23 Calkins, Frederick E., II, 830


Cameron, A. J., II, 896 Campen, George C., II, 733 Capitol buildings, I, 25 Carpenter, Ernest H., II, 506 Carpenter, Harlow J., II, 505 Carrigan, E. B., II, 828 Carter, John B., II, 624 Carter, Thomas N., I, 436 Cary, Peter F., II, 709 Cassell, James, II, 791 Castetter, Abram, II, 749 Castetter (A.) banking house, I, 345


Castetter, Francis M., II, 610 Catholic Churches, Dodge County, I, 186; Washington County, I, 373 Cederlind, Martin T., II, 882


Centennial celebration of Ft. Calhoun settlement, I, 440


Centennial Lodge of Odd Fellows No. 59, I, 192


Central High School, Fremont (illus- tration), I, 153


Central School buildings, I, 136


Chappel, R. H., II, 800


Cherny, John C., II, 579


Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R., I, 83 Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, I, 332


Christensen, Arthur G., II, 491


Christensen, Christ H., II, 789


Christensen, Christian, II, 662


Christensen, Christian J., II, 656


Christensen, F. W., II, 903


Christensen, Louis, II, 863


Christian Churches (Disciple), Dodge County, I, 186


Christian Science Churches, Dodge County, I, 186


Churches: Dodge County, I, 178; Fremont, I, 178; Nickerson town- ship, I, 252: Pebble township, I, 264; Snyder, I, 266; Dodge Village, 1, 271; Everett township, I, 281; Ridgeley township, I, 283; Union township, I, 288; Pleasant Valley township, I, 290; Maple township, I, 295; Wash- ington County, I, 370; Kennard, I, 450


Citizens State Bank, Blair, I, 348 City Building, Fremont, I, 224


City Hall, Blair (illustration), I, 403


City Hall, Fremont, I, 224


City Hall, Hooper (illustration), I, 276 City Hospital, Blair, I, 344


City Schools, Fremont, I, 155


Civic Societies, Dodge County, I, 188; Washington County, I, 362 Civil War Monument, I, 386


Claim-jumping, Washington County, I, 319


Claridge, Frederick H., II, 750 Clark, Mrs. E. H., I, 438 Clark, William, I, 37


Classified business interests, Fremont, I, 226


Cleland, J. C., I, 223


Clemmons, William H., II, 799


Clerk of the Court, Dodge County, I, 142


Clerks of the District: Washington County, I, 328


Coal, I,


Cobb, William A. G., II, 581


Cody, William F., I, 31, 32


Coffman, , 389 Colson, Sireno B., II, 681


Comanches, I, 48


Commercial National Bank, Fremont, I, 111 Condit, William C., II, 471


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Congregational Churches: Dodge


County, I, 178; Washington County, I, 370


Consolidation of country schools, I, 135


Constitution of 1875, I, 40


Contal, Captain, I, 314


Cook, Cortez U., II, 879


Cook, Joe S., II, 557


Cook, Joseph C., I, 141; II, 724


Cornhusker Highway, I, 135


Coronado, I, 40


Coroners, Dodge County, I, 145; Washington County, I, 328


Cotterell Township, Dodge County, Officers of, I, 149; boundary of, I, 260; population of, I, 260


Country schools: Consolidation of, I, 135


County Agricultural Societies, Dodge County, I, 86; Washington County, I, 334


County Attorney: Dodge County, I, 140


County buildings, Dodge County, I, 69 County Clerks, Dodge County, I, 140; Washington County, I, 326


County Commissioners, Dodge Coun- ty, I. 60, 145; Washington County, I, 328


County fairs, Dodge County, I, 86; Washington County, I, 334


County jails, Dodge County, I, 71; Washington County, I, 325


County judges, Washington County, I, 327


County land surveyors, Dodge County, I, 143


County school superintendents, Dodge County, I, 144; Washington County, I, 327


County Seat, Dodge County, I, 68; Washington County, I, 315


County supervisors, Dodge County, I, 146


County surveyors, Washington Coun- ty, I, 327


County treasurer's semi-annual state- ment for 1920, of Dodge County, I, 67


County Treasurers, Dodge County, I, 142; Washington County, I, 327


Court houses, Dodge County, I, 69 Courthouse, Blair (illustration), I, 324 Crabbs, J. H., I, 101


Crane, William J., II, 548


Creeks, I, 55


Criminal cases, Dodge County, I, 214 Crowell, location, I, 171, 266; platted, I, 171; business interests, I, 267 Crowell, Christopher C., II, 857 Crowell Memorial Home for the Aged, Blair (illustration), I, 410 Cuming City, I, 390, 412


Cuming City Township, boundary, I, 412; population, I, 412


Cuming Township, Dodge County, officers of, I, 150; boundaries of,


I, 254; description of, I, 254; first settlement of, I, 254; first events, I, 255; population of, I, 254; pioneer settlement, I, 260


Cuming, Thomas B., I, 313


Cunningham, Charles C., II, 883


Cusack, Christopher, II, 561


Cusack, John, II, 611


Cusack, Roy J., II, 562


Cushman, Edward F., II, 884 Cuykendall, C. E., II, 771


Dahl, Henry C., II, 715 Dale, I, 390


Dame, Arthur K., II, 634 Dana College and Trinity Seminary, Blair, I, 360


Danish Brotherhood, I, 195, 368 Danish Lutheran Publishing House, I, 352


Danish Sisterhood, Fremont, I, 197 Dau, Ernest, II, 785


Dau, William G. J., II, 609


Davies, William J., II, 533


Debel, Mary C., II, 618


De La Matyr, Fred, II, 726


Delaney, J. W., II, 700


Denver trail, I, 23


Deposits along the rivers, I, 7


De Soto township, I, 414; boundary, I, 414; population, I, 414


De Soto (village) first settlement, I, 316; platted, I, 389; I, 414; popula- tion, I, 414; newspapers, I, 415; incorporated, I, 415; early pioneers, I, 416 Devries, Joshua S., II, 647


Diels, Adolph F., II, 748


Dierks, Elise, II, 685


Dierks, John H., II, 684


Diers, E. C., II, 842


Diffey, Edwin, II, 751


Dixon, Asa Jr., II, 917 Dodge, General, I, 78


Dodge City banks, I, 115


Dodge City Postoffice, I, 269


Dodge Congregational Church, I, 180 Dodge County, deposits along the rivers, I, 7; first settlement, I, 52; pioneer experiences, I, 52; Pawnee Indians in, I, 53; first death, I, 53; topography, I, 54; settlement of 1857, I, 54; rivers, I, 55; boundaries, I, 56; organization, I, 56; first commis- sioners, I, 58; government, I, 60; precincts of, created, I, 60; new era in government of, I, 63; assessed valuations, I, 64; taxes, I, 64; farm lands in, I, 65; finances, I, 66; property valuations, I, 66; county treasurer's semi-annual statement for 1920, I, 67; first county seat of, I, 68; county seat, I, 68; county buildings, I, 69; court houses, I, 69; county jails, I, 71; officials, 1920, I, 72; poor farm, I, 72; supervisors, 1920, I, 73; railroads of, I, 75; rail- way mileage in (1920), I, 84; farm statistics, I, 85; agricultural socie-


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ties, I, 86; fair grounds, I, 86; farm names, I, 87; lawyers of, I, 91; bar, leading members of, I, 92; judges of the District Court of, I, 97; physi- cians of, I, 99; past and present physicians of, I, 100; hospitals, I, 105; banks, I, 107; bank summary (1919-20) of, I, 119; newspapers, I, 123; first newspaper, I, 123; soil and drainage, I, 128; bottom lands, I, 128; terrace lands, I, 128; drainage, I, 129; tile drainage, I, 129; modern roads, I, 133; state representatives, I, 138; state senators, 1, 138; judges, I, 139; county attorney, I, 140; coun- ty clerks, I, 140; clerk of the court, 1, 142; county treasurers, I, 142; county land surveyors, I, 143; sheriffs, I, 143; registrar of deeds, I, 144; superintendent of public in- struction, I, 144; coroners, I, 145; county commissioners, I, 145; county supervisors, I, 146; party vote by decades, I, 148; public men, I, 149; township officers (1919-20), I, 149; schools of, I, 152; school superin- tendent's annual report (1919), I, 157; private and parochial schools of, I, 159; graded schools of, I, 159; valuation and tax levy of school districts, I, 160; miscellaneous items, I, 168; postoffices in, I, 168; market prices, I, 168; population of, I, 169; original village plat, I, 170; early marriages in, I, 171; Old Settlers Associations, I, 173; first Fourth of July celebration, I, 173; first church in, I, 178; civic societies of, I, 188; Odd Fellows Lodges, I, 192; mili- tary history of, I, 200; roster of sol- diers, Spanish American War, I, 200; roster of soldiers, World war, I, 202; Liberty Loans, I, 210; Red Cross work, I, 211; crimes in, I, 212; famous criminal cases, I, 214; remi- niscences, I, 239, 270


Dodge County Agricultural Society, I, 86


Dodge County Bank, Hooper, I, 118 Dodge County Corn Field (illustra- tion), I, 131


Dodge County Farm Bureau, Officers of (1920), I, 89


Dodge County Introduction, I, 1


Dodge County Medical Society, I, 105 Dodge (village), platted, I, 171; loca- tion, I, 171, 269; incorporated, I, 269; conditions in 1920, I, 270; early business interests, I, 270; churches of, I, 271


Doering, Henry, II, 729


Dolezal, Frank, I, 91; II, 635


Douglas, Stephen A., I, 38


Drainage, Dodge County, I, 129 Dudley, Charles L., II. 553


Dudley, Ina B., II, 554


Dundy, Elmer S., I, 31


Durkee, W. E., II, 729


Dustine, I, 41 Dykeman, John G., II, 473


Early days in Fremont, I, 233, 235 Early days in Fremont Township, Dodge County, I, 246


Early events, Platte Township, I, 307 Early marriages in Dodge County, I, 171


Early milling plant, Pebble Township, I, 264


Early missionaries, I, 41


Early Nebraska explorations, I, 40


Early settlement, Webster Township, I, 268; Everett Township, I, 280 Eaton, John P., II, 465 Edelmaier, Henry, II, 501 Edelmaier, John, II, 806


Elkhorn River, I, 954; flood, 1873, I, 172


Elkhorn Township, Dodge County, officers, I, 151; location, I, 272; orig- inal settlement of, I, 272; popula- tion, I, 272; railroads, I, 272


Elkhorn Valley, I, 55, 128


Eller, Israel C., I, 338; II, 888


Emerson, John A., II, 515


Episcopal Church, Fremont (illustra- tion), I, 153; Dodge County, I, 186; Washington County, I, 373


Equitable Building and Loan Asso- ciation, I, 119


Erickson, Eric G., II 626


Everett Township, Dodge County, officers, I, 150; boundaries, I, 280; early settlement, I, 280; population, I, 280; postoffice, I, 281; churches, I, 281; schools, I, 281.


Ewald, P. J., II, 519


Explanation to Old Fort Atkinson Map, I, 447


Fair Grounds Dodge County, I, 86 "Faithful" Rebekah Lodge No. 332, Kennard, I, 367


Farm lands, average value of, in 1920, I, 65


Farm names, Dodge County, I, 87


Farm statistics, Dodge County, I, 85; Washington County, I, 335


Farmers' Alliance, I, 24


Farmers & Merchants Bank, Ken-


nard, I, 346


Farmers and Merchants Bank, Snyder, I, 115


Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Fremont, I, 109


Farmers State Bank, Ames, I, 117


Farmers State Bank, Blair, I, 349


Farmers State Bank, Dodge, I, 115


Farmers State Bank, Nickerson, I, 113


Farmers State Bank, Scribner, I, 113


Farmers State Bank, Uehling, I, 116 Farmers State Bank, Winslow, I, 114 Fanquet, Mannasses, II, 862


Fauquet, Mary, II, 862


Fidelity Trust Company, Fremont, I, 120


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Finances of Dodge County, I, 66; Washington County, I, 330


Finegan, John, II, 864


Fire department, Blair, I, 403


Fire department, North Bend, I, 305 First apple orchard in Nebraska, I, 314


First Bank of Nickerson, I, 113


First Bank in Washington County, I, 345


First church parsonage, Nebraska, I, 314


First church in Dodge County, I, 178 First Congregational Church, Fre- mont, I, 178


First constitution of Nebraska, I, 40 First courthouse, Blair (illustration), I, 324


First courthouse, Washington County, I, 357


First events, Fremont, I, 219; Nicker- son Township, I, 251; Cuming Township, I, 255; Union Township, I, 286


First Fourth of July celebration, Dodge County, I, 173


First house in which United States Court and District Court was held (illustration), I, 322


First Legislature, Washington County, I, 313


First National Bank, Arlington, I, 347 First National Bank, Dodge, I, 116


First National Bank, Fremont (illus- tration), I, 108


First National Bank, Hooper, I, 117 First National Bank, North Bend, I, 118


First National Bank, Scribner, I, 112 First newspapers: Dodge County, I, 123; Washington County, I, 352


First parsonage in Nebraska (illus- tration), I, 179


First public school: Dodge County, I, 153; Washington County, I, 356 First school building, Washington County, I, 357


First settlement, Dodge County, I, 52; Maple Township, I, 295; Hooper Township, I, 274; Union Township, I, 286


First State Bank, North Bend, I, 118 First territorial capital, I, 25


First territorial legislature of Ne- braska, I, 57


First white settlement, Washington county, I, 316


Fletcher, I, 390, 423


Flynn, Eliza Lee, I, 241


Fontanelle, I, 52, 56, 168; platted, 390; pioneer settlers, I, 428; important events, I, 429; of today, I, 429; another history of, I, 430; trouble with Indians, I, 432


Fontanelle High School (illustration), I, 428


Fontanelle Township: location, I, 426; correct spelling of name, I, 426;


population, I, 426; first settlement, I, 426; pioneer settlers, I, 428; im- portant events, I, 429


Fontenelle, Chief Logan, sketch of, I, 429


Fort Atkinson (see Fort Calhoun), anecdotes, I, 314; first settlement, I, 316; description, I, 387; established, I, 398.


Fort Atkinson map, I, 446


Fort Calhoun (see Fort Atkinson), first settlement, I, 316; Masonry at, I, 363; description, I, 387; estab- lished, I, 398


Fort Calhoun map, I, 446


Fort Calhoun Village, I, 435; remi- niscences, I, 435; Thomas N. Car- ter's story of, I, 436; in the later fifties, I, 438; retrospective view of, by W. H. Woods, I, 439; centennial celebration of settlement, I, 440


Fort Calhoun Village, I, 442; mu- nicipal history, I, 443; present offi- cers, I, 443; schools, I, 444; post- office history, I, 444


Fort Calhoun High School (illustra- tion), I, 444


Fort Calhoun school grounds, I, 358 Fort Calhoun State Bank, I, 348


Fort Calhoun Township, I, 435; boundaries, I, 435; population, I, 435; settlement, I, 435


Fort Kearney, I, 24


Foster, George, II, 524


Fowler, Frank, I, 97


Frahm, Robert, II, 589


Franke, George, II, 508


Fraternal Order of Eagles, I, 197


Free Masonry, Dodge County, I, 188; Washington County, I, 362


Free Methodist Church of North America, I, 183 .


Fremont, site of, I, 52; permanent county seat of Dodge County, I, 59; physicians (1920), I, 104; banks, I, 108; newspapers, I, 123; schools, I, 152; present city schools, I, 155; location, I, 170; platted, I, 170; churches, I, 178; origin of, I, 218; first platting, I, 218; first events in, I, 219; postoffice history of, I, 220; postmasters at, I, 221; secret socie- ties at, I, 222; municipal govern- ment, I, 222; city officers, I, 223; indebtedness of, I, 224; city hall, I, 224; water works, etc., I, 224; city building, I, 225; orphans home, I, 225; public library, I, 225; classified business interests, I, 226; manufac- turing industries, I, 227; business directory, I, 230; population, I, 232; early days in, I, 233, 235 Fremont-Albion Highway, I, 135 Fremont Baptist Church, I, 184 Fremont Business College, I, 161 Fremont College, I, 164


Fremont Commercial Club, I, 134, 232


Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad, I, 81


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Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Company, I, 332


Fremont Foundry, I, 227


Fremont Herald, I, 125


Fremont High School, I, 154


Fremont Hospital (illustration), I, 106


Fremont, John C., I, 1, 24, 218, 220


Fremont Joint-Stock Land Bank, I, 122


Fremont Lodge No. 23, A. O. U. W., I, 195


Fremont National Bank, I, 110


Fremont Normal College and Busi- ness Institute, I, 161, 164


Fremont Precinct, I, 246


Fremont Presbyterian Church, I, 184


Fremont State Bank, I, 112


Fremont Stock Yards, I, 229


Fremont Town Company, I, 218


Fremont Township, Dodge County,


Officers, I, 151; early days in, I, 246 Fremont Tribune, I, 123


Frick, J. E., I, 91, 96


Fried, William, II, 540


Friendship Chapter No. 122 O. E. S., Hooper, I, 192


Fritz, Christian G., II, 574


· Frontier conditions, I, 24 Frost, Andrew, II, 670 Fuhlrodt, Frank W., II, 781 Fur Traders, I, 41


Gaines, Henry L., II, 705 Garfield, James A., death of, I, 175, 392, 393


Geological eras, I, 3


Gericke, Albert F., II, 919


Gibson, John H., II, 612


Gilmore, Mae, II, 522


Glover, Jennie, II, 539


Glover, Samuel G., II, 539


Goff, John W., II, 833


Gold hunters' panic, I, 42


Goll, William R., II, 905


"Good Roads Wolz," I, 133


Gottsch, Emil, II, 896


Governors of Nebraska, I, 29, 137, 355 Grace Lutheran Church, Hooper, I, 185


Grange movement, I, 337 Grant Township, organization, I, 453; population, I, 453 Grant, U. S., death of, I, 176, 393


Grasses, Nebraska, I, 28 Grasshopper plague, I, 171, 291 Great American Desert, I, 42, 311 Great exploring expeditions, I, 41 Grey, E. F., I, 91, 94 Gross, William D., II, 824


Grimm, John H., II, 869 Guidinger, W. A., II, 740 Gumb, John, II, 526


Gumpert, H. Gus, II, 700 Gurney, Edmund R., II, 867


Hagenbaumer, Adolph, II, 537 Hahn, Ernest, II, 691 Halfbreed tract, I, 49 Hall, Dervie, II, 894


Hamilton, Cynthia, I, 233 Hammond, Frank, I, 120; II, 663


Hammond, Ross L., I, 124, 134; II, 460 Hansen, C. Edward, II, 571


Hansen, Hans, II, 879


Hansen, H. Charles, II, 839


Hansen, John J., II, 521


Hansen Ole, II, 571


Hanson, E. P., II, 854


Hanson, James F., II, 764


Hard winter (1857-58), Washington County, I, 391 Hartung, Gottlieb, II, 508


Harvey, Andrew, II, 775


Haslam, George J., I, 101, 106; II, 654


Haun, Frank M., II, 551


Haun, Henry A., II, 629


Haun, John, II, 705


Haun, John W., II, 706


Hauser, Byron B., II, 632


Havekost, John, II, 747


Haverfield, Rutherford H., II, 638


Healy, Byron N., II, 720


Heath, E. V., II, 876


Heaton, Isaac E., I, 220


Hedelund, George T., II, 892


Heine, J. Howard, II, 628


Heine, W. Howard, II, 522


Hemphill, W. F., II, 669


Hendricksen, John, II, 621


Henneman, William, II, 703


Herfurth, Fred A., II, 667


Herman (village), platted, I, 390; mu- nicipal history, I, 423; business in- terests, I, 424


Herman Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, No. 216, I, 365


Herman High School (illustration), I, 424 Herman Record, I, 352


Herman State Bank, I, 346


Herman Township, boundaries, I, 422; population, I, 422


Heuermann, Fred, II, 878


Highland, I, 412


Highlanders, Scribner, I, 199


Higley, Harry, II, 820 Hilliker, William E., II, 550


Himebaugh, O. A., 1, 52


Hinchman, Joseph V., II, 603


Hindmarsh, George G., II, 510


Hindmarsh, Ray, II, 468


Hines, G. G., II, 584


Hinman, Beach, II, 487


Hinman, Guy M., II, 487


Hinman, Miner H., II, 486 Hiram Lodge No. 52, A. F. & A. M., Arlington, I, 363 Historic items: Dodge County, I, 239; Washington County, I, 317 Hoebener, John H., II, 738 Hoegemeyer, Casper, II, 618 Hoegermeyer, Otto, II, 596 Holbrook, William D., II, 575


Hollenbeck, Conrad, I, 91, 96; II, 601 Holloway, Louis F., II, 707 Holsten, Herman, II, 580 Hooker, Edward W., II, 535


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Home Savings Bank, Fremont, I, 111 Home State Bank, Kennard, I, 347 Hooper, Charles H., II, 605


Hooper, Banks, I, 117; schools, I, 156; location, I, 170; platted, I, 170; village of, I, 275; business begin- nings, I, 276; commercial interests (1920), I, 277; municipal history, I, 278; waterworks, I, 279


Hooper Building and Loan Associa- tion, I, 121


Hooper Lodge No. 72, A. F. & A. M., I, 190 Hooper Lodge No. 226, A. O. U. W., I, 195 Hooper Methodist Episcopal Church, I, 181 Hooper Roller Mills, I, 276 Hooper Sentinel, I, 126


Hooper Township, Dodge County, Officers, I, 150; description of, I, 274; location, I, 274; population, I, 274; first settlement, I, 274; organ- ization of, I, 274


Horstman, Morris, II, 680


Hospitals of Dodge County, I, 105 Hovendick, F. J., II, 857


Hrabak, Charles, II, 672


Hudson, I, 390, 422


Hustead, Edwin L., II, 622


Illustrations: (map) Normal Annual Precipitation, I, 17; Typical Scene Along the North Platte, I, 20; Mov- ing Indians, I, 45; Log House of Hon. E. H. Rogers, Fremont, Erect- ed in 1857, I, 58; Old Courthouse, Fremont, Destroyed by Fire, De- cember 5, 1915, I, 70; Railroad Yards at Fremont, I, 76; View on "Burlington" near Fremont, I, 82; Tractor Plow, I, 88; New Court- house, Fremont, I, 93; Fremont Hospital, I, 106; First Building of First National Bank, Fremont, and Present Building, I, 108; Typical Dodge County Corn Field, I, 131; Old Stage Coach, I, 134; Joseph C. Cook, I, 141; Central or Old High School (1870), First Methodist Episcopal Church, Fremont, 1899, I, 153; High School Fremont, I, 154; First Parsonage in Nebraska, I, 179; Postoffice, Fremont, I, 221; J. C. Cleland, Many Years Mayor of Fre- mont and Father of the Fire De- partment, I, 223; Carnegie Public Library, I, 225; Factory District, Fremont: Fremont Gas and Electric Co., I, 229; Log Cabin in which Hon. Ray Nye was born, I, 236; Resi- dence of Hon. Ray Nye, Fremont, I, 236; Business Street, Scribner, I, 256; City Hall, Hooper, I, 276; High School, North Bend, I, 299; Thor- oughbred Cattle, I, 308; First House in which U. S. Court and District Court Was Held, I, 322; First Court- house in Blair, I, 322; Courthouse,


Blair, I, 324; Cattle, I, 335; Thresh- ing Scene I, 336; Log Schoolhouse, I, 357; Mt. Hope Fruit Farm, I, 400; Street Scene, Blair, I, 401; Blair City Hall, I, 403; Ware Farm, I, 404; Postoffice, Blair, I 407; Crowell Memorial Home for the Aged Blair, I, 410; High School, Arlington, I, 418; Arlington Nurseries, I, 420; High School, Herman, I, 424; High School, Fontanelle, I, 428; Henry Rohwer Farm, I, 434; Lewis-Clark Monument, Fort Calhoun, I, 441; High School, Fort Calhoun, I, 444; Kennard School, I, 450; R. Peterson Farm, I, 452


Independent Order of Odd Fellows, I, 366


Indians, Removal of, I, 24; customs of, I, 45; location of the various tribes, I, 46; character of, I, 49; relations with settlers, I, 49; im- plements of, I, 50; hostility towards the whites, I, 50; scare, Platte Township, I, 306; troubles in Wash- ington County, I, 394; trouble with at Fontanelle, I, 432


Indian Council, Fort Calhoun, I, 398 Indian War of 1890-91, I, 51


Introduction, Dodge County, I, 1; Washington County, I, 311


Jackson, I, 23


Jackson, Edward C., II, 586


Jahnel, Frank, II, 822


Jahnel, William, II, 872


Jamestown Methodist Church, I, 183


Episcopal


Janssen, John B, II, 779


Janssen, Katherine, II, 779


Japp, J. F., II, 907


Japp, W. L., II, 852


Jensen, Andrew, II, 782


Johnson Allen II, 594


Johnson, Charles C., II, 534


Johnson, Frank W., II, 723


Johnson, Magnus, II, 902


Johnson, Nels M., II, 710


Johnson, P. G., II, 786


Jones, William P., I, 161, 164


Judges, Dodge County, I, 139; Wash- ington County, 327 Judges of the District Court, Dodge County, I, 97


Jungbluth, Fred E., II, 898 Jungbluth, Herman, II, 886


Kahnk, August, II, 874


Kavich, Jacob, II, 762


Keene, C. A., II, 485


Keller Paul L., II, 528


Kelser, Jacob J., II, 607


Kendall, Harvey C., II, 853


Kendrick, Henry G., II, 696


Kendrick, Verne, II, 696


Kennard (platted), I, 390; churches, I, 450; schools, I, 450; business inter- ests in 1920, I, 450 Kennard School (illustration), I, 450


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Kennard Weekly News, I, 351 Kidder, Henry M., II, 675 Kinkaid act, I, 11 Kiowan tribes, I, 48 Knapp, Frank B., II, 847


Knights of Pythias, Dodge County, I, 193; Washington County, I, 367 Knoell, Henry, II, 843 Knoell, Fred, II, 479


Knowles, John H., II, 774


Koehne, Č. Julian, II, 480


Koehne, Fred F., II, 585


Kolterman, Carl F., II, 570


Kountz, John A., I, 219


Koyen, Victor E., II, 841


Koyen, William, II, 678


Krajicek, Benjamin E., II, 665


Kroeger, Carl, II, 783 Kroeger, Harry, II, 727 Kronberg, Gustave E., II, 898


Kuss, Henry, II, 745


Laird, Fred C., II, 744 Landmark Lodge No. 222, A. F. & A. M., Herman, I, 364 Langhorst, Edward F., II, 552 Langhorst, Otto A., JI, 518


Langhorst, Otto, Sr., II, 511


Largest beet-sugar plant in world, I, 18


Largest broom factory in world, I, 18 Largest cattle feeding station in


world, I, 18


Largest creamery in world, I, 18


Larson, Luther C., II, 489


Larson, P. Harry, II, 807


Last romantic buffalo hunt, I, 31


Lawyers, Dodge County, I, 91; Wash- ington county, I, 338 Leake, Endell N., II, 730


Lee, Henry J., II, 606


Lee, William B., I, 241


Legal Holidays, Nebraska, I, 23


Lewis, Captain, I, 37


Lewis and Clark Expedition, I, 41


Lewis-Clark Monument, Fort Calhoun (illustration), I, 441


Liberty Loans in Dodge County, I, 210; Washington County, I, 386 Lincoln, I, 25


Lincoln, Abraham, death of, I, 175


Lincoln Highway, I, 133


Lincoln Highway East, I, 135


Lincoln Highway, West, I, 135


Lincoln Township, I, 454; population, I, 454; settlement, I, 454 Lippincott, M. R., II, 768 Livingston, Duncan, II, 484 Livingston, J. Stewart, II, 484 Location of Nebraska, I, 19




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