Estate Administration Hearing Set in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the state seeks administration of the Charles M Cradit estate with Edith Cradit Violet J Cradit and Grace Cradit named as interested parties. The court orders all parties to appear May 20 1913 at 10 am to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice will run in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing. MENTS E GAPEN County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ernst Kruse
Said
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne
Edith Cradit
Violet J. Cradit
Grace Cradit
Charles M. Cradit
Charles M. Hadley
Mary
Ments E. Gapen
Order of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administratrix
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a hearing is set for May 15 1913 at 10 am to consider Julia Ahrens petition to appoint her administratrix of Milton Ahrens estate. George Ahrens Edward Ahrens and Jon Ahrens and all interested parties are commanded to show cause if any why the petition should not be granted. The order is dated April 19 1915 and signed by County Judge Sene BE Gapen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F Bassett
Susie D. Bassett
Sidney
Nebraska
Mary B. Stewarts
Omaha
Sidney Drug Company
Said Corporation
Mary B. Stowitts
William F. Bassett
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
George Ahrens
Edward Ahrens
Jjon Ahrens
Milton Ahrens
Julia Ahrens
Caose
Sidney Telegraph
Sene BE. Gapen
Card of Thanks Expresses Club Gratitude for Library Support
The B M S Club thanks the County Commissioners for library cooperation Mr Fishman for furniture and the King's Daughters for books and deeds. The club ladies express appreciation for these aids to keep a public library open and publicly thank them. This action was taken by unanimous vote. Mrs Uptegrove Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. S. Club
County Commissioners
Fishman
King’s Daughters
Uptegrove
Not at all a cup of lather but a charlotte russe
A quip exchanges between a woman and a man with a sharp joke about misidentifying a dessert as shaving lather. The man accuses the woman of insinuating drinking, the woman responds with a pointed remark. The line appears in a Washington Herald excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Found a Cure for Rheumatism Claim
A Mapleton Iowa resident L Chapman reports relief from two years of rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Liniment. The ad claims pain relief and long-term wellness within two months and promotes the product as available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Nebraska Legislature Ends Longest Session on Record
Lincoln April 22 the thirty third Nebraska legislature adjourned sine die after a seventy seven day session the longest on record. total bills 1356 up from 1099 two years ago. major appropriations include deficiencies 162 568 general salary 962 123 general maintenance 3 192 649. final act centered on university funding and campus location with a building fund levy and a 1914 vote on locating the university at the state farm or downtown campus. senate backed saloon zoning but adjourned without further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
House
Senate
State Farm
McKissick
Levy
Agricultural College
Abel Cox Dies After Clothes Fire Drowning in Creek
Abel Cox, 87, living south of Wilber Nebraska, burned when his clothing caught fire while burning carpstalks. He fled to Turkey creek, jumped in, and drowned. A pioneer homesteader and trapper with a history of brush with Indians, he leaves several grown children. Funeral held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber
Neb
Abel Cox
Turkey Creek
Rail hearings set for Mel beta and Gering on May First
The state railway commission will hold hearings in Gering on May 1 for Mel beta’s request to establish a station and agent on the Burlington. May 2 hearings follow for Gering’s bid to move the Union Pacific depot closer to business districts. A Falls City depot hearing is postponed to May 4 due to the schedule. In North Bend the city library moves to the Carnegie building and hosts Miss Templeton of the state library department as principal speaker at the dedication with local volunteers providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Railway Commission
Gering
Melbeta
Burlington
Falls City
North Bend
Neb
Carnegie
Miss Templeton
State Library Department
Laura Roump
Mr. Trolstrup
Potter
J. A. Woten
Louis Lafferty
Wm. Breiting
Dix
Rob't. McAdams
Canada
Troistrp
L. J Spitzbart
Phillip Gering
Lincoln Association closes with Packard elected moderator
Beatrice Nebraska hosts the annual session of the Lincoln Association of Congregational churches with addresses by Rev N L Packard of Liberty and Rev L L Howard. Packard elected moderator and R F Clark clerk. In Crete Nebraska a Burlington passenger train killed Joseph Krecja near Berks on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice, Neb
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
N. L. Packard
Liberty
L. L. Howard
The
State University
Packard
R. F. Clark
Crete
Neb
Burlington
Joseph Krecja
Berks
Krecja
Bible study at the Christian church weekly
A weekly Bible study casson is held every Tuesday evening at the Christian church with 25 to 30 participants. Herbert Moniger's outlines begin at Genesis and all are welcome to attend regardless of church affiliation. Mr Hiett leads with strong interest as the church runs a graded Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Herbert Moniger
Genesis
Hiett
Hellwig
Shoemaker
Mitchell
Episcopal Church Activities and Services in April 1913
The notice lists Fifth Sunday after Easter services including Sunday School at 9:30 and morning prayer at 10:30 on April 27. It notes May 2 choir practice at 7:30 pm and a sermon based on John 16:23. May 3 is a Ladies Guild bake sale exchange. German Lutheran services by Rev Juengel at Dunkard church on April 27 at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Ladies Guild
Juengel
Dunkard
Frances Willard Union Meeting Notice
The Frances Willard Union will hold its next meeting with Mrs B A Jones on May 2 at three o clock. All members are asked to attend and interested non members are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Union
B. A. Jones
Three O’cock
Tioga Matron Returns from Visit to Millionaire Uncle
A young Tioga matron says her trip to her wealthy uncle was not pleasant as she spent the entire time guarding her trunk to prevent the maid from unpacking it.
Potter Notes Reveal Local Happenings and Road Survey
Potter updates show potter hotel staff changes and new residents. shipping and farming activity includes road survey by County Surveyor Bordwell and H W Struble oversight. Town council meetings, entertainments, moves, and local improvements reflect a bustling community life with poultry growth plans and alley cleaning on the horizon.
Her Dearest Desire in a Wife’s Quiet Triumph
A reflective line about marriage as a woman’s quiet triumph and the social bite of relatives who once underestimated her. The text contrasts a wife’s desire for her husband to succeed with the derision she faces from kin.
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F. G. Griffith
Oberfelder Bidg
Sidney, Neb
District Court
Hanna Maria Johansson
Hanna Maria Johansdotter
August Erickson
Said County
Robert A. Barlow
Hanna Maria Serareedleee i
John Schanus
John Meyer
Feier Meyer
Court House
Isona
H. M. Grimes
Brewer Garage
West Second Street
Louis Mann
COAL
Essig.Store
Nebraska News
Congregationalists
E. Harper
Paneral Director
Cc. M. Wright
Cheyenne and
Kimball Counties
Home Realty Co, Biggs & Dybdahl, Mgrs
Potter, Nebraska
Fundingsland Investment Company
Brown Palace
Andy Potts
W. C. Milthorpe
BE. H Biggs
Mabel Rutherford
Potter Hotel
Wm. Bundy
D. H. Shultz
Kimball
Clarence Johnson
Denver
J A. Graham
Wallin
Lou Wilson
Lawerence Forks
Henry Mohler
Oleson
L. Lafferty
R. J K. Elms
North Platte
Devoe & Swenson
R. W. Devoe
J. M. Swenson
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Cheyenne Co
Government Land Business Specialty
Bidney, Neb
Gapen Building
Hoagland
W.V. Hoaonanp
Np Bankruptcy
Hoagland & Hoagland
Attorneys At Law
Norra Plarree
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara
der H. E. Mantor
Office
Stowitts Building
J. O. Swatzlander, M. D
First National Bank
W. D. Taylor
Sidney Telegraph Office
Sunol
J. D. Wilems
Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
Oscar M. Harris
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