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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
6
Lawyer JW Tewell departed Monday for Bridgeport Nebraska on professional business. Mrs James Verner and Mrs dents of near Lodgepole shopped in the city Monday. Alvin Bale of Lodgepole was a Bidney visitor Monday in the Interest.
New Thompson arrived from Dalton Monday and met local business friends while handling affairs. H. C. Christensen of Gurley visited Saturday to engage with local business men and attend to matters. Guy Chambers departed Monday for Al-
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Franzen and child visited Sidney from Lodgepole for business and shopping while Mrs. J. W. Graham and son enjoyed a Denver visit. Mrs. Lean Fine vacationed in Denver and returned with Mrs. Fishan. Misses Esther Devine and Harriet Radcliffe toured Yellowstone and Idaho. Albert Greenlee plans permanent Sidney residence with congratulations from friends. Dr ROE Roehe departs for Lincoln Nebraska for two weeks then will settle in Sidney. Osborn Battery Station and Sidney Lumber Co advertise services and homes in Sidney.
In a Cheyenne county Nebraska district court petition filed August 1 1919 Geo Eurich sues you as defendants. The heirs spouses and unknown creditors or claimants of Section 13 Township 12 North Range 49 West are named as potential interest holders in the estate. The action seeks the usual estate relief.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court invites creditors to file claims against the estate of John Thomas Bear, deceased. A hearing at Sidarey County Court Room occurs August 9 and November 24, 1919 to examine claims for adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from August 22 1919 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witnessed by the County Court with official seal on July 22 1919.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska an attachment action by Henry T. Doran and Charles M. Hadley against Charles Kilroy seeks $150. A writ of attachment was levied on Kilroy’s electric supplies guns and ammunition. The return day was continued to September 1 1919 at 10 o clock AM.
A formal notice lists multiple individuals with incorrect or unknown spellings and missing details. The text names several spouses and relatives in a garbled roster, including George Murich, W. C. Bond, Ponedel, I F Miller, John Peterson, M A Brown, William Huffman, C B Keyser, and others with uncertain aliases and “real name unknown” notes, making the purpose and action unclear.
The petition seeks to quiet and confirm title to the described real estate and to exclude respondents from all right, tithe, and interest. It requests cancellation of deeds mortgages and assignments of mortgages executed after January 10, 1919. Service was authorized by court order. respondents must answer by September 22, 1919, or a judgment will be entered. George Burich is plaintiff. Isola B. Wasson clerk.
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