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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
4
The nation disposed of 23 million acres of government land last year for over eleven million dollars. The Republican national committee agreed to accept 75,000 dollars and a convention hall to host the next convention in Chicago in June.
Misses Poole and Johnson and their companions visited friends over Sunday while Mrs Warren Neff brought home Leona Neff from Lexington Neb. North river residents Sam Dunn and others visited Sidney. Sharp McAstrich bought horses for shipment. The Clipper Studio opened here drawing Xmas shoppers for photos. Coal shipments and farm traffic perk up as James Boyd returns with his bride amid a tin can celebration.
Legal advertisements announce hearings on settlement of accounts for the estates of George Heldinger and James W. Grosvenor, detailing petitioners Fischer and Davison, dates in December and January, publication in the Scripny Telegraph, and notices to interested parties. Also public bids invited for Cheyenne County supplies with delivery through the year, bid deadline and county clerk submission details.
An order from the Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska directs action on a judgment granted November 9, 1900, before Judge Gr. We Norris of Cheyenne County District Court in favor of the County of Cheyenne.
An order of sale issued by the Cheyenne County District Court directs the sale of the north west quarter of section 34 in township 13 north range 48 west. The sale, to satisfy a judgment of 69 dollars 94 cents plus costs, will be held in Sidney Nebraska on January 23 at 1 p.m. at the courthouse.
Multiple levies on real estate across Cheyenne County Nebraska with judgments in favor of the county and plaintiffs including Elisha A Robertson and August Baer. Properties include sections six and seven in various townships, to be sold at public auction in Sidney Nebraska on January 25, 1904 and January 2, 1904, respectively, to satisfy sums ranging from 42.84 to 154.52 plus costs.
Legal advertisements dated December 1993 describe multiple sheriff's sales in Sidney Nebraska. Auctions will occur in front of the Cheyenne County District Court building at 11 AM to 3 PM on January 25 1904 and January 23 1904 and January 26 1904 for various parcels including the east half of the northwest quarter and lots 1 and 2 in section 20 township 13 north range 46 west and other quarter sections to satisfy judgments in favor of Cheyenne County against named defendants with costs and accruing fees.
A long OCR extraction outlines multiple sheriff sale notices from Cheyenne County Nebraska. It lists numerous judgments in favor of the County of Cheyenne against various defendants including Walter W. Bracken and others, with sums ranging from about sixty to nearly two hundred dollars plus costs. Real estate descriptions specify sections, townships, ranges and parcels to be sold at public auction in Sidney Nebraska on specified January or January–February 1904 dates, in front of the courthouse, with hours noted and under orders of sale from district court judges including G W Norris.
Clerk announces two sheriffs sales in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Judgment creditor Cheyenne County against Braner and Osborne with totals of 122 dollars et al plus costs. Real property described as Northwest quarter section ten township thirteen north range forty seven west will be sold to highest bidder. Sale set for December in the county courthouse at 10:30 AM. The second sale to Francis A Osborne Jr against Osbourne with 113 dollars 50 cents costs. Property described as Northeast quarter section thirty township thirteen north range forty six west. Sale to highest bidder in cash on the date specified.
Justice details a sheriff sale ordered by Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court Chief Justice Norrh. The property is the northeast quarter of section 28 in township 23 north range 41 west. The sale, to satisfy a judgment for eighty eight dollars and thirty and costs, will occur January 27, 1904, in front of the Cheyenne County courthouse at the court hour.
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