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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
12
Legal advertisement announcing a sheriffs sale issued by the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska in the Oberfelder v Gentry case. The sale describes Lot Three of Wellner's Third Addition Sidney and directs auction on September 1 1925 at 11 AM at the Sidney County Courthouse for cash with one hour duration.
Heavy rains over the past week soak beet fields and pasture, with corn ears filling well and alfalfa recovering after first cutting. Travelers report water on roads, while the Path finder dam nears half full, easing irrigation fears for the season. Bridgeport News-Blade
Sheriff Jones endured a 42 hour road stretch with insane prisoner Von Cowley from Alliance to Kankakee Illinois. Cowley refused sleep and resisted regular meals forcing close supervision and constant vigilance. Illinois officials chose to return Cowley to Kankakee at Illinois expense, deeming Ingleside unaffordable.
A brief notice offers loans of 2008 or 2500 dollars on good farm land at eight percent. Interested persons should call Mr W P Mites for complete details.
Creditors, debtors and stockholders are notified that on August 6 1925 the Guarantee Fund Commission of Nebraska and the bank receiver filed a petition to sell all remaining assets of the bank. A hearing is set for August 20 1925 at 10 a.m. in the Sidney Nebraska courthouse. Attorneys are C M Skiles and McIntosh and Martin.
A sheriff sale issued by clerk Isola B Wasson directs sale of real estate in Sidney, Cheyenne County Nebraska. The property starts at the northwest corner of the Third Addition and runs 324 feet south, 688 feet east, 324 feet north, and 888 feet west to the starting point. On 1925 date at 10:00 A M, at the courthouse front door in Sidney the land will be sold to the highest cash bidder, with the sale open for one hour.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court examines Anna Reineka petitioning for administration of the estate of William Reineka, deceased, and sets a hearing date on the matter. The filing indicates a request for appointment of administrator or administratrix of the estate.
Administratrix petition hearing ordered for August 24 1925 at 11 a m in County Court. Interested parties must appear and show cause why petition should not be granted. Notice to be published in Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated August 4 1924. Elmer Kahl, County Judge. Kepler and Kratz, Attorneys.
In pursuance of a District Court decree, A. R. Brock sues George H. Wrightsman et al. The sheriff will sell at 10 A.M. on September 16, 1925 at the east front door of the Sidney Courthouse the west half of Section 15, Township 12, North Range 53, all west of the 6th P. M. Cheyenne County Nebraska for cash. Sale open one hour. J. W. McDaniel Sheriff. Roland V. Rodman Attorney for Plaintiff.
The timetable lists trains including local passenger No 3 at 12 45 am No 19 San Francisco 10 48 am No 23 Los Angeles 6 08 am No 6 mail and express 5 55 pm No 7 Interstate 2 6 45 pm No 1 Interstate cc Ge ps ML No 0 mail and express 7 55 pm No 17 Portland passenger 0 25 pm No 265 local freight 10 00 am.
East north bound No 302 leaves at 1 03 a m and No 301 at 8 13 a m West south bound No 301 leaves at 2 45 a m No 303 at 4 20 p m No 302 stops at Bridgeport and Alliance only
Charles D. Gardner commands the American Legion with Frank Wyman as 1st Vice Commander and Harry Wingerson as 2nd Vice Commander N Rene Whlhelmy is Adjutant Roy Walker serves as Finance Officer J G Andrews as Sergeant at arms S P Hunt as Publicity Officer Regular meetings are on the third Tuesday night each month at Odd Fellows Hall
The document lists Country Club officers including Dr M E Pettibone as President A E Greenlee as Vice President Earl R Kratz as Secretary and a board of directors including Dr R E Roche Paul Jr Martin M W Dimery J L McIntosh J A Bentley A J Jorgenson A E Phelps R P Kepler and R S Oberfelder.
Advertises money to loan on good farm land with a value estimate of 2006 to 2500 dollars. The note invites interested parties to call V. P. Miles and mentions a taxi line 161. The Telegraph is the advertising vehicle.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the matter of the estate of Michael M. Kline deceased is set for final settlement and allowance of final account filed August 11 1923 35. Judge Elmer Kahl presiding A K Greenlee petitioned for final decree heirship determination and administrator discharge. Hearing assigned August 31 1925 at 10 oclock A M all interested parties may appear and show cause why petition should not be granted Notice to interested parties by publication in Telegraph weekly newspaper for three successive weeks prior to hearing.
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