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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1928
Page
5
Classified fragment batch includes sale offers for White Rock eggs and Delco lighting plant items, a vacuum cleaner, and electrical shop ads. Also estate notices from Cheyenne County Nebraska announce hearings on Stella Kemp estate with heirs named and dates set for May 14 1928.
Mrs Frances Knox called on Thursday and visited Scotts Bluff for relative illness. Guests at John Groshans included Mrs Harry Netherland and children. Charles Gathman took daughter Helen to Scottsbluff for rheumatism treatment. Mrs Victor Knox stayed with Kreps family at Simla. Mrs Ray Spiker recovered from pneumonia and returned home with her mother Mrs Braasch. Henry Kreibring’s home narrowly escaped fire from pasture blaze driven by wind. neighbor Greenwalt burned weeds near plowed ground as flames spread. Richard Schuetz of Simla helped Victor Knox, Curt Scott aided Dick Seimers with machinery work.
A large crowd attended Dr Powell of Julesburg lectures Sunday and Monday. Mrs R L MacAdam hosted guests over the weekend with Mrs Fletcher and Miss Reena Ellsworth of Pine Bluffs. Mrs W A Johnson hosted relatives. Supt Johnson toured eastern counties. A major Home Lumber company day drew big crowds with prizes and music. A Kimball hospital flu illness affected a small child of Mr and Mrs Jim Bertramson. Victor Johnson welcomed a newborn son on Tuesday at Kirk. he is the great grandson of Mr and Mrs Martin Leafdale.
Otis C. Dimick filed a petition alleging Alice Cooprider died testate or intestate about February 27, 1919, owning a 1/40 undivided interest in the NW quarter of Section 21, Township 13, Range 50, Cheyenne County Nebraska, with husband George E. Cooprider and children Walter P. Cooprider Bonnie Arnold Ruth Bannister Wendell Cooprider Mildred Cooprider Albert Cooprider as heirs. No Nebraska administrator appointed. real estate descended to heirs. Dimick now owns a contractual interest. no debts listed. further prayer follows.
Lodge Pole village board adopts resolutions approving a five year renewal of the park lease on Union Pacific rail land. The previous lease expired April 2 and the new term runs to April 2, 1933. Also notes an Altar Society bake sale at 2 p.m. Saturday April 14 at Greenlees. Committee members listed.
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