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Conrad had many adventures. He landed in rough and tumble Dead Wood, South Dakota for a few Two Niver years where he panned for gold and perhaps made a tidy fortune. He also had a terrible encounter with Sons and the desperados in Cheyenne, Wyoming, then a frontier town. He was shot in the arm and with much pain “Wild West” and suffering, the arm was amputated without any anesthetic. This event changed the course of his life. He later wrote in a letter to his brother Eugene By Susan E. Leath (December 1890): “While I am healthy weigh #180 yet Phoebe and David Niver of Bethlehem had seven I am a cripple, you will remember I said I was shot and remarkable children. This article looks at two of their that it left its mark well so it did marking me a cripple sons, Conrad and Garret, both of whom experienced for life, but it financially speaking and in every other the “wild west” of the 1870s in and around the Black way was the best thing that ever happened to me for it drove me from the life I was leading and made a Hills of Dakota Territory. new man of me” Let’s begin with the 1870 census. David, age 50 is a farmer with real estate valued at $10,000. Phoebe, As fate would have it, in June 1876, Conrad was also age 50, is keeping house. Their children are all passing through the area where the Battle of Little Big there: Mary (age 25, school teacher), Garret (23, Horn had recently happened. Years later he learned clerk on steam boat), Edgar (22, teacher) Anna (21 and married to Richard Van Allen but still at the Niver home), Conrad (18, teacher), Eugene (17, domestic servant) and Charles (16, at home.) The census was taken July 25, 1870, and sometime soon thereafter Conrad headed west. Three years later, Garret would follow.
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Garret Niver enlisted in the U.S. Army’s 7th Cavalry on October 2,1873, at age twenty-seven in New York City under the assumed name of Garrett H. Van Allen. He listed his occupation as farmer and the enlistment records indicate that he had blue eyes, brown hair, and was 5'7" in height. Family tradition says he used an alias order to protect his mother. The 7th Calvary was organized after the Civil War and in 1873 was stationed at Fort Abraham Lincoln in Dakota Territory. Garret must have traveled there and would have served under Lt. Col. George A. Custer. One wonders if he went with Custer and the 7th Calvary when they explored the Black Hills in 1874 and found gold there. Garret was certainly part of Custer’s column on the fateful day two years later when the 7th met defeat at the hands of the Lakota and Cheyenne during the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Garrett’s memorial at Bethlehem’s Elmwood Cemetery reads “Killed in the Custer massacre on the Little Big Horn Dakota June 26, 1876.” About the same time that Garret was out west, his younger brother Conrad was also heading in that direction. After a brief time in West Barre, New York, as either a shop keeper or school teacher, and due to some poor decisions (apparently, he tried to finance his honey moon with forged bank notes) Conrad determined his only option was to change his name and go west. He started for Indian Territory probably The young man on the left of this circa 1870 photo is John around 1874 under an assumed name to make a new Eddy, AKA Conrad Niver. The older man on the right is Garret Niver, identified as “Bro Garry” in the handwriting on start. He was in his early 20s at the time. the picture.
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On the left is Henry Haswell, husband of Mary Niver and brother-in-law to the two other gentlemen in the photo. In the center is Charles Niver and on the right is John Eddy. The family resemblance is remarkable.
built a trolley line that covered the entire city. He was active in politics, serving terms as alderman and losing a bid for mayor by only 400 votes. In 1886 he was appointed Post Trader at the Sac and Fox Indian Agency in what is now Oklahoma, a post he exploited for only a short time. In 1893 Eddy was appointed postmaster of Bloomington by President Grover Cleveland. John Eddy seems to have always felt the pull of home in Bethlehem. He and Nellie moved back to the area in 1906 first purchasing the Hurlbut estate in Glenmont, then later moving to 732 Madison Avenue in Albany. That is the story of two Niver brothers from Bethlehem, New York who lived in a time when our The young man on the left of this circa 1870 photo is John country was young, and experienced the good and Eddy, AKA Conrad Niver. The older man on the right is the bad of the “wild west.” Upon his return to our Garret Niver, identified as “Bro Garry” in the handwriting on area, John Eddy often talked about his experiences in the picture. Indian Country giving talks and lectures. One hosted in a letter from his father that his brother Garret had by the First Reformed Church of Bethlehem was called been killed there. As he recounted to his brother “The Primitive, the Pioneer and the Present West.” Eugene in a letter dated April 17th 1891, “What would John Eddy died June 15, 1935 and is, as one obituary the letter [from his father] divulge and what awful stated, “sleeping very peacefully in his mausoleum in news it did declare. I read and reread its terrible the Elmwood Rural Cemetery, Selkirk, NY.” information, Garrat butchered … and I had perhaps PS: Many thanks to Judy Sutherland, great seen his mutilated body but not aware of it…My god granddaughter of Eugene and Castella Niver, for what a terrible revelation did that letter disclose.” sharing her family’s history. It is not clear exactly when Conrad Niver became John Eddy. Both of his letters cited here are signed Susan E. Leath presently serves “Conrad” and one of them was signed “your loving as Bethlehem’s Town Historian brother Conrad.” One of them refers to the name he and the author of Historic Tales used in Deadwood but it is illegible and doesn’t look of Bethlehem, New York. like “Eddy”. However, in the 1880 U.S. census he was firmly established in Bloomington, Illinois as John Susan welcomes suggestions for Then and Now articles. Eddy husband of Nellie Long. Conrad, now John Eddy, prospered in Bloomington. He owned a cigar store and was part of company that
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Hey Folks, meet Lisa! Lisa is a cyclist in the Capital Region, a member of the local color guard, and she enjoys gardening. She works part time at a local sewing shop and also owns her own business, Clear Spaces Organizing, where she helps families declutter their homes and teaches them the skills that they need to keep their homes that way. Lisa has been suffering with unexplained neck pain which radiates into both arms with frequent numbness and tingling. She knew that something had to change when these symptoms started to interfere with her job(s) as well as her personal life. Lisa sought care at Kinkaid Family Chiropractic where Dr. Jessica Kinkaid was able to identify the Dowager’s Hump and help her take care of it.
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Speaker Series Bonnie Hartley Sept 21 7 PM “Mohicans in Bethlehem, History and Today” Chuck VerStraeten Oct. 18 7 PM “Geology, Landscape and the Iroquois Homeland” The Museum is OPEN: The Cedar Hill Schoolhouse Museum is open Sunday afternoons from 2 to 4 pm through October 28. Admission is free! Bethlehem Historical Association P.O. Box 263, 1003 River Road, Selkirk, NY 12158 518-767-9432 | BethlehemHistorical.org
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SEPTEMBER Saturday, Sept. 1-Monday, Sept. 3 LIBRARY CLOSED FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND Tuesday, Sept. 4 PERSONAL SAFETY FOR KIDS - In this personal safety program for elementary age children, educators from the Albany County Crime Victim and Sexual Violence Center will discuss boundaries in regards to personal space, such as comfortable and uncomfortable touches, 2:30 p.m. Please note: Explicit body parts will be mentioned in this program. For grades K-5 and families. Friday, Sept. 7 COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: PROCTOR – A MAN, HIS THEATER, OUR HERITAGE Get an illustrated look at the history of Proctor’s Theater and its founder Frederick Freeman Proctor, 1-2 p.m. program; 2-3 p.m. coffee hour. Co-sponsored by Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. Saturday, Sept. 8 UPPER HUDSON LIBRARY EXPEDITION KICKOFF Learn more about all 36 of the libraries in the Upper Hudson Library System during the 2018 Upper Hudson Library Expedition by visiting as many UHLS locations as possible. Maps are available at all of the libraries. Kick off your journey at Bethlehem Public Library today at 11 a.m. Meet fellow expeditioners and enjoy some crafts and games. Monday, Sept. 10 INTRODUCTION TO FACEBOOK Find out what Facebook is all about and how to use it, 10 a.m.-noon. For adults new to Facebook. Sign up for one session.
CALENDAR Thursday, Sept. 20 LISTENING PARTIES: JONI MITCHELL Listen to and discuss one of the greatest songwriters of all time who created a personal Friday, Sept. 14 COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: ARMCHAIR TOUR hybrid of pop, folk and jazz, 7 p.m. OF YADDO GARDENS A docent from the gardens will talk about the Friday, Sept. 21 history of the site, founders Spencer and Katrina COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: MUSICAL Trask, as well as the private artist colony there, AMERICA WITH THE DELMARINERS 1-2 p.m. program; 2-3 p.m. coffee hour. Co- The Delmariners will perform a musical tour of America— from the whaling ports of the East sponsored by Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. to the historic railroads heading west, 1-2 p.m. program; 2-3 p.m. coffee hour. Co-sponsored by Saturday, Sept. 15 Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. GRASSROOT GIVERS BOOK DONATION DAY Donate your like-new books, especially children’s books, to a nonprofit organization that shares Friday, Sept. 21 them with those in need in our area, 10 a.m.-1 PICTURING BETHLEHEM PHOTO CONTEST p.m. Collection takes place in front of the library’s RECEPTION The library will hold a reception for the entries in garage. our photography contest, 7-7:45 p.m. Winners in each age category will be announced and prizes Saturday, Sept. 15 awarded. Refreshments will be served. OPEN SEWING Sewing machines will be available for independent projects. Bring your own supplies. Saturday, Sept. 22 Volunteers may be on hand to assist you, 2:30- IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Get the tools and resources you’ll need to 4:30 p.m. Registration required. prepare for, and recover from, any type of disaster. Attendees receive an emergency prep Sunday, Sept. 16 THE SUBVERSIVE PLEASURES OF ‘THEIR EYES starter kit, 2:30 p.m. Must register with Citizen Preparedness Corps at www.prepare.ny.gov/ WERE WATCHING GOD’ A PBS Great American Read event! Dr. Eurie Dahn, training-events. Presented by the New York an Associate Professor of English at the College of National Guard, Division of Homeland Security, Saint Rose, will discuss how the use of dialect and Office of Emergency Management and Office of the depictions of black love and an all-black town Fire Prevention and Control. in Zora Neale Hurston’s classic novel are full of Sunday, Sept. 23 subversive pleasures, 2-3 p.m. SUNDAY CINEMA: ‘FINDING YOUR FEET’ (PG-13, 111 MIN., COLUMBIA PICTURES) Sunday, Sept. 16 Film series with titles suitable for adult audiences, BACK-TO-SCHOOL FUSE BEADS Stop by the Teen Area in the library to make some 2:30 p.m. Shown with Subtitling for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing when possible. fuse bead crafts, 2-3 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 10 FUN AND GAMES FOR GROWNUPS An adults-only gathering where you can play games, including chess, and socialize, 6-8:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17 Snacks served! DAYBOOKS Discuss “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Wednesday, Sept. 12 AFTERDINNER BOOKS - Discuss “The Song of Neale Hurston, 1:30 p.m. Copies are available Achilles” by Madeline Miller, 7 p.m. Copies are at the information desk. Large-print audio and available at the information desk. Large-print downloadable copies may be available. audio and downloadable copies may be available. Monday, Sept. 17 LIBRARY BOARD MEETS Thursday, Sept. 13 Meetings are open to the public, 6 p.m. DAYBOOKS Discuss “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Neale Hurston, 1:30 p.m. Copies are available Tuesday, Sept. 18 at the information desk. Large-print audio and KBA: KIDS BUILDER ASSOCIATION Build your own fun with Legos, Snap Circuits, downloadable copies may be available. K’nex, blocks, puzzles, origami and more, 4-4:45 p.m. For kids and families. Friday, Sept. 14 RUBBER DUCKY PARTY ON THE GREEN! Rubber Ducky Club is changing the way families Tuesday, Sept. 18 participate, and we’re holding a party on The CHESS CLUB Green at 10 a.m. to celebrate. There will be Sign up for one session per night and try your games, bubbles, dancing and more! Families of hand at chess with our teen volunteers, 5:30-6:30 babies, toddlers and preschoolers are invited to OR 6:30-7:30 p.m. All experience levels welcome. join the club and get started on 1,000 literacy For grades K-5. activities before kindergarten.
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Monday, Sept. 24 OPEN SEWING Sewing machines will be available for independent projects. Bring your own supplies. Volunteers may be on hand to assist you, 6-8 p.m. Registration required. Monday, Sept. 24 TRIVIA NIGHT FOR ADULTS Come alone or as a team and match wits with others, 7-8:30 p.m. Limit of 10 teams. Prizes donated by the Friends of Bethlehem Public Library. Wednesday, Sept. 26 HOW TO AVOID SCAMS Representatives from Better Business Bureau of Upstate New York and AT&T will talk about how to recognize and avoid scams that prey on seniors, as well as tips for safely navigating the internet. Attendees will be encouraged to log scams they encounter on the BBB’s “Scam Tracker,” 1-2:30 p.m. Sign up online or call.
Friday, Sept. 28 COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: ORGANIZING FOR DOWNSIZING Michelle from Organize Senior Moves will discuss how to prepare your home and belongings for downsizing, 1-2 p.m. program; 2-3 p.m. coffee hour. Co-sponsored by Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. Friday, Sept. 28 VIDEO EDITING Take Adobe Premiere Elements for a test drive and try some basic video editing, 4-4:45 p.m. For grades 6-12. Sign up online or call. Saturday, Sept. 29 ROLL WITH THE LIBRARY - Explore the Town of Bethlehem together and celebrate the community on a “slow roll,” or leisurely paced bicycle tour. At 9 a.m. there will be a relaxed 10mile ride showcasing the town’s green spaces led by bike educators from the Bethlehem Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee and New York Bicycling Coalition. It is open to everyone, although riders should be comfortable navigating some roadways. At 11 a.m. we’ll hold an all ages and abilities ride that will meander over to the rail trail and back, wrapping up with some refreshments and crafts. Both rides start and end at Bethlehem Public Library. Sunday, Sept. 30 LOCAL AUTHOR BOOK FAIR FEATURING GEORGE GUIDALL AS KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Celebrate our area writers with a Local Author Book Fair headlined by award-winning audiobook narrator George Guidall, whose keynote address kicks off the event at 1 p.m. The book fair, featuring works for sale, follows from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30 KNIT ONE PURL ONE If you’re an experienced knitter, bring your current project. If you’re a beginner, bring size 8 knitting needles; we’ll provide yarn and get you started, 2-3 p.m. For adults, teens and kids age 9 and up.
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Dear Fellow Readers… As you read this I am probably with my family on Sebec Lake in north central Maine; breathing in the fresh balsam scented air, relaxing on the deck overseeing the crystal waters of the lake. Hummingbirds & dragonflies may be dancing overhead as Seamus, my husband & family reconnect & refresh in this incredible place. Sebec is about 3 hours from the "ocean destinations" and in the center of the state. The lake flows 11 miles long and 2 miles wide at its widest point. A large portion of the northern shore is undeveloped and only accessible by boat. It is thru the graciousness of my sister-in-law, Ann that we have the time on Sebec each year. This year we opened the camp in May and return, perhaps to close it up for the season. The summer season comes to a close up there with the Piscataquis County Fair in the town of Dover-Foxcroft, just 5 miles from the lake's shore. The Monday following that, school starts, and the lake, a mecca for kayak, canoe, pontoon, motorboats & sailboat, become eerily still . This is when I love to swim in our cove the best! The cool, still water is often occupied by just me, under Seamus' watchful eye. At night, the lone loon calls out, fewer camps on the other shore have lights on and the night sky is full beyond anything one can see near a city, often sprinkled with meteorite showers. The evening air wafts with the sweet smell of campfire smoke as I cuddle up on the screen porch with my next "read". This year I am bringing 6 novels, with hopes to make it thru most of them. I have the next in the Scotland Yard Mysteries by Alex Grecian. I can't wait to read the sequel, "On the Bright Side: The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen age 85" my next Stephen King, "Sleeping Beauties", the next in the "Alienist" series by Caleb Carr along with a few others. I have packed a few games including Mille Bornes (in French) card game donated to my granddaughter by bookshop friend Jan, coloring books and French paper dolls! Maine is my place to also create incredible meals made with just picked farmstand produce, eat lobster (which is brought in daily from the shore 2 hours away) support the local shops with purchases of homemade bread, chicken pie, cookies, homemade ice cream, fresh fruit pies and whoopee pies! Can't wait to check out the new bakery in town and the farm to table shop that just opened. We visit the cemeteries while we recall memories of relatives now at peace under a cedar tree or burning bush. The tiny town church reminds me of the fellowship of townies & the vacationers who boost the small town economy. When I return to the shop it, school will have already resumed! Just a reminder to all teachers: all
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the customer mentions your name will be tallied at the end of the week and you will receive a Tattered Pages Gift Certificate worth 10% of the total week’s amount! That can be used to purchase books, DVDs, toys, greeting cards in the shop! (So $250.00 in total sales where your name was mentioned would earn you a $25 gift certificate that you can spend for your classroom or yourself!) Also, just a reminder, that I gladly donate to our local schools, programs and charitable events throughout the year with boxes of next to new books and gift certificates. Eagle Elementary has already approached me for books for their silent auction. I often donate books with approximate value of $250+, so contact me if you wish to have me donate to your upcoming event! The shop hours will remain in September; M 10-3, T,W 10-5, Th, Fri 10-6 and Sat. 10-2 I hope that Seamus & I can depend on seeing you once we return. Remember I get “new” inventory daily, will put books on reserve for you, and many of our books, DVDs & toys are new or next to new and reduced 20-60% off original price. Until next month…happy reading!
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