West Sidney Social News and Local Movements
West Sidney residents and visitors fill a lively week with social calls church events and home projects. William Miller returns from Cheyenne hospital notes several travelers visit Cheyenne Logan Kansas and Casper while homes undergo remodeling additions and new restaurant construction progresses. The senior class plans to present Mail Order Brides at the opera house on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hayden
Joanne
Casper
Wyo
Frank Kucera
Kent
Dicky
Tribune
Kansas
Bates
Inland
Cheyenne County Bank
Emil Englert
Sunol
B. J. Bates
J. F.carter
Ella Carter
Tom Carter
Chappell
David Kendall
M. E. Church
John Grimes
Floyd Jacobson
Billie Minshall
Sidney
Clara McDaniel
Ted Hein
Perry Bowser
Medicine Bow
Opera House
Community Notes From Gurley Area This Week
Route A West Gurley and local residents report help for Nora Segelke while family traveled and Elton Segelke recovering from illness. Martha Braasch returned home from two weeks with Mrs Ray Spiker. Elton’s condition improving. Herman Segelke remains in Omaha hospital. Ross Bales joined Victor Knox for supper. Heavy rains and road washouts ease travel after. Mrs John Groshan accompanied by two others for medical treatment in Sidney. Mrs Elmer Larson visited Ray Spiker while men attended Gurley demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fastenau
Nora Segelke
Omaha
Elton
Martha Braasch
Huntsman
Ray Spiker
Elton Segelke
Herman Segelke
Ross Bales
Victor Knox
Chappell
Grant Knox
Galen
Knoxs
Carroll County
Iowa
California
T. C. Spiker
Donald Spiker
John Groshan
Fred Bartels
Will Jeudal
Sidney
Elmer-Larson
Gurley
Lorenzo Briefs Highlight Local Social and School News
Lorenzo residents attend dances and visits in Sidney. Mrs. Silas Rose underwent an appendectomy at Taylor hospital. she is recovering. Miss Helen Jacobson gains after appendectomy. P T A met at the schoolhouse with officers elected and lunch served. Christina Biers and Silas Rose wed March 23, with many friends sending joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Sidney
Donald Hare
George Fleming
Dwight Bolton
Muriel
Elva Crosby
Bernice Willams
Floyd Fleming
Ervin Phelps
Bud Johnson
Silas Rose
Taylor Hospital
J. G. Crosby
Eilva
C. D
Lorenzo Club
Clyde Robertson
Ralph Fleming
Miss Eversman
Elmer Fulton
Muriel Crosby
J. D. Bolton
Fred Walker
Frank Meier
J. B. Smith
Lodge Pole
A. M. Smith
Bert Walker
West Gurley
Harry Fleming
Agnes Phelps
Geo. Fleming
Charles Jacobson
Peetz
John Armstrong
Christina Biers
SEXTORP REPORTS LOCAL VISITS AND MEETINGS
Mr and Mrs Fred Prince and daughters called at the Caldwell home Sunday afternoon. The Farmers Union held a regular meeting at the school house Friday evening. Miss Lundberg district 18 teacher gave a fine program. Refreshments were served. Several families attended a literary in Potter. George Reefz owns a new Ford sedan. Landscaping services and nursery stock are advertised by B C Johnson Florist in Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Jewett
Sidney
A. J. Bracen
Chappell
Howard
Donald Miller
Cheyenne
William
J. M. Linn
Logan
Kans
Ernest Graham
Mary Pavlat
R. W. Englert
C. D. Crosby
Kinkaid
Wolfe
Meier
Chas, Robertson
Lorenzo
Clyde Robertson
P.T. A
Peter Struve
Carl Schmidt
Dwight Bolton
Geor. Fleming
Chas. Walker
Joe Lipska
Earl Hall
Harry Fleming
Fred Prince
GC. C. Caldwell
Roy
Robert Nelson
Jerome Kalka
Oscar
Elmer Moench
Farmers’ Union
Miss Lundberg
Henry Moench
Jesse Lambert
Chris Crowell
Geraldine
Potter
Lewis Brett
Harold
Fred Reetz
Arlo Fisher
Clarence Strandburg
George Reefz
Residents Busy With Visits And Weekend Trips To Crook
White Cove Valley notes a sequence of Monday to Sunday visits and errands. Numerous residents including McDonnell, Meyerholz, Reeves, Gross, and Brossard travel to Crook on various days to visit relatives, tend farms, and attend the local events and the Saturday Baker remedies sale. Mrs. McViker dies in Crook after a yearlong illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Gross
Ross Brossard
Meyerholz
Harry Reeves
French
D. R. Gross
Crook
Doc Parmore
Mrs. Hill
McViker
Bernard Hill
Carl Meyerholz
Merrill
Tete Pederson
Ross Crossard
McDonnell
Clarence Bebe
Center Laconics The VOW Draper Family Quarantine Notes
Center Laconics reports scarlet fever quaran tine aftercare for the Draper children. Ruth Osborn stayed overnight with Echel Guill. Guill family visits Marion Osborn. A.1 Rose family dined with Sheldon Scott. Orval Rose birthday party hosted by Mrs Leonard Freeburg with five boys. Ed and A.D. Rose homes visited. Multiple local visits include Ted Jensen at his ill father’s side and other visits among Guill, Osborn, Rose, Freeburg, and Brown families with neighbors in Sidney Dalton and Wednesay events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Osborn
Echel Guill
Guill
Marion Osborn
A. 1
Rose
Sheldon Scott
Leonard Freeburg
Orval
A. HW. Draper
Ed Guill
Ted Jensen
A. D. Rose
Kenneth
Sidney
George Guill
Wayne Freeburg
Manola Christofferson
Melburn Brown
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of Isola B. Wassom clerk of Cheyenne County District Court Hamilton Mortgage Corporation sues M. J. Elliott and The Omaha Trust Company. The property described NE quarter of section 20 township 13 north range 51 west and south half of section 20 will be sold at Sid ney Nebraska at the court house front door on April 18 1927 at 10 o clock a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola B. Wassom
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Hamilton Mortgage Corporation
M. J. Elliott
Omaha Trust Company
Said County
Sidney
Public Auction Notice by Cheyenne County Sheriff
Cash auction to highest bidder. Dated March 14 1927 J M Nelson Sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Nelson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Pursuant to a district court order in a foreclosure case Fred Lehmkuhl v Joseph Pokorney and others, a 2 3 interest in all of section 14 township 12 range 48 Cheyenne County Nebraska will be sold at public auction for cash on April 13, 1927 at 10 pm at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney by Sheriff J M Nelson to satisfy a $2 963 79 debt plus interest 7 percent from May 26 1926 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Fred Lehmkuhl
Joseph Pokorney
J. L. Tewell
Court House
Sidney
J. M. Nelson
Stallion LISCARD to Stand Near Gurley in 1927 Season
F H Korsmeyer offers registered stallion LISCARD a chestnut Bel gian with life health certificate for the 1927 season at a location 1 mile south and 9 miles west of Gurley. Service charge 10 to insure colt, 15 to insure colt to stand and suck. Money due when colt is foaled. Mare removal or departure from county triggers immediate feal bill. mares served at owner's risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Korsmeyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Sidney
Sextorp Report
B. C. Johnson
Sterling, Colorado
White Cove Valley
Bernard Will
John McDonnell
Mr. Klers
Reeves
Lois and
Wilma
Lucille
Ross Hoss Brossard
Mr. Merrill
Pete Pederson
Nicholas
King
Meyerholn
Mrs. Reeves
Mr. Bristow
Con Slitz
Ruth and
Buss Lee
White Dove
Mrs. French
Mrs. Ake
Ellis Frakes
George Cary
E. F. Loudy
Bobicholas
Phyllis Brossard
Minnie
Linnie Lavergne
Laramie
Wyoming
B. F. Loudy
Grandpa
Grandma Freeburg
Dalton
Howard Morey
Melvin Cherry
John Brown
Hart of
Albert Linton
M. B. Webster
Mrs. Schrader
Sheriff's Sale
Union Pacific
Burlington R. R. North
AS. H. Gardner County Surveyor
R. E. Roche, M. D
Roche
Suliding Res
J. R. Taylor, M. D
Lareen
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Sidney, Nebr
G. D. Webster
Gapen
J. C. Proper
Kimball County
Logan County
Colorado
Peets
Garden County
Grundy & Beltzer, Realtors
Grand Island
P. O. Box
Liscard
Gehrig-Wright
Tady
Wear Third Street
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