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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
3
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court hears the final account and petition for final settlement and discharge of the executrix for Estate No 725 of Herman Folkerts deceased. Heirs at law determination and contest allowed at the April 30, 1930 10:00 A M hearing before County Judge G P Kratz.
By order of John T. McIntosh Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska issued on judgment for Inter Southern Life Insurance Company against Joseph H Foster et al directing sale of Section 22 Township 17 North Range 50 West Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska At 10 oclock A M April 24 1930 at the front door Court House Sidney Nebraska I will sell the described real estate at public auction for cash W W Schulz Sheriff March 15 1930 Radcliffe Wehmiller Sidney Attorneys 54 6 8 60 2
Order of sale from Cheyenne County District Court to Inter Southern Life Insurance Company against Benjamin H Patterson et al directs sale of NE1/4 Section 13 Township 12 North Range 48 West at the County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska on April 23, 1930 at 10 00 AM to the highest bidder for cash. Attorneys 54-6 8-60-2
The Sidney School Board of Sidney Nebraska invites bids at public sale for a school bond issue of 192000 dollars drawing 434 percent interest. The issue voted December 3 1929 will be issued as serial bonds including ten thousand dollars due January 1 1937 and ten thousand dollars further details follow.
Sidney Nebraska notices call for bids on certain serial bonds totaling $162 6400 with payments optional after January 1 1940 bid deadline April 22 1930 at 6 pm in the secretary of the school board office must include $500 certified check right to reject all bids. Also a court hearing in April 1930 for Abiram Johnson estate with public notice in The Telegraph.
The County Court for Cheyenne County Nebraska orders that heirs of Alice Closman and all interested parties appear April 15 1930 at 10:00 AM to show cause why the will filed March 27 1930 should not be probated and the estate granted to Jay M Closman and Arthur B Closman as executors. Notice will be published in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Notice to creditors of Lucy E Mills Carter deceased in Cheyenne County. The County Court in Sidney will hear claims on June 23 1930 at 10 a.m. Three months to file claims and one year to pay debts from March 20 1930. Witnessed by County Judge Kratz seal.
Court rules in favor of Fidelity State Bank against John C C Livoni et al on land in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Also probate notice for the estate of Joseph M Swenson calls creditors to present claims April 28 and June 28 1930 with a three month filing period ending June 24 1930.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Clyde M Johnson petitions under oath for administration of Abiram Johnson estate to be dis pensed with seeking a decree. The County Court is to determine steps and appoint an administrator if required preserving rights of interested parties.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the referee will sell for cash at the courthouse east door Sidney at eleven o clock a m on May 5 1930 the east half of section 25 township 17 range 48 and the northwest quarter of section 24 township 17 range 48 west of the 6th P M the sale follows a court order in the district court of Cheyenne County John T McIntosh Referee
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition has been filed to probate the estate of Mary E. Horne with Charles W. Hornaday named administrator. A hearing is set for April 18, 1930 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court.
Tom and Ernest Bonser hauled hogs to Crook Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F L Chapman were Sterling visitors. Albert Otties sold hogs in Crook. Harry Bonser delivered corn to O E Rhodes. C W Bonser helped at George Bonser’s. Tom Kendrick visited George Bonser. Fred Spencer of Sidney called in the territory. Bailey Jameson delivered oil and gas at the Chapman farm. Crook men helped Tom Kendrick fix his well. Cheese factory canvassing underway in Crook. Ernest Bonser and wife visited Sterling. daughter and son accompanied home from Liff. Joe Miles of Big Springs called at John Bahr home. James Vacik and E N Roth were Sidney visitors. E L Stickney and wife of Crook visited T A and G W Bonser. Laverna Roth was a Suno caller. Lola and Dale Roth on sick list. Olga Japp confined with mumps. Meetings: Kensington society in Crook. Bonser relatives present. Little Wildine McCumber on sick list. Sund shoppers include Mrs Jacob Skrdie and family. J F Japp. Joe Hornicek family. George Bonser and wife. Mrs C W Bonser spent week near Elm Creek. mother Mrs H Darnell joined for visit. James Oliverius family visited Jacob Skrolle. Mrs Lydia Bonser of Grand Island arrives for summer with Bonser brothers. Herman Bluhm and wife visit George Bonser home.
Mr and Mrs J B Smith of Sterling visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Fleming on Sunday after Mr and Mrs W C Phelps and Agnes spent Sunday at the home of their son and brother Melvin and others in the area.
4 H club girls reorganize for the year meeting at Mrs Silas Rose Friday evening with Mrs Ed Nelson and Mrs Rose to lead the first and second year sewing. Several members and spouses attended events including salads and sandwiches demonstrations and lunch. A district spelling contest saw Iona May Brown place third.
The report notes Mr and Mrs Max Smith and Mr and Mrs Reuben Berg visiting Mr and Mrs George Fleming on Sunday afternoon in Sidney. Evelyn Lipska joined Eleanor Wise for Sunday with. Mr and Mrs Otto Raddatz and family spent Sunday evening at the J D Bolton home. Mrs George Fleming and Mrs Dwight Bolton called on Mrs Still Saturday morning.
Falls City Nebraska ad from Richardson County Bank endorses the Falls City Creamery Co. promising top market price for cream. It urges steady patrons to ship cream and asserts fair handling for shippers.
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