Commissioners Proceedings in Sidney Nebr December 16 1930
The board of county commissioners met in regular session with Chairman Bert Allington presiding. Attendees included Joseph Nelson P C Collart J W Billeter W K Hodgkin Henry Pavlat and others. Claims were audited and allowed with warrants to be drawn. multiple labor oil gas and service payments listed to various individuals and firms. Transfers between funds were approved and taxes on certain Dalton blocks canceled as church property. Action to pursue bondsmen and debtors related to Gurley deposits authorized. Meeting adjourned to January 6 1931 or by special call.
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Sidney
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Bert Allington
Joseph Nelson
P. C. Collart
J. W. Billeter
W. K. Hodgkin
Henry Pavlat
Township 16
P. C Collart
Sidney No. 2
Sidney No. 3
Pleasant View
Davison
Bunker Hill
Gilgren
Dalton
Nelson
Collart
C. C. Hansen
T. J. Hansen
CS. H. Rowan
Gurley
Local Social Notes From Bronson Area Sharing Visits and Events
Brownson Harry Anderson has been ill with lumbago. Families and neighbors visited and hosted gatherings through the week. A large crowd attended the Herdon schoolhouse dance and a Bronson school Christmas program is planned for December 20 with invitations extended.
Antelope Divide Guests at Bertramson Home
Mr and Mrs Jack Richards were Sunday evening guests at the J W Bertramson home in a social gathering noted in local society circles.
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Mrs
Jack Richards
J. W. Bertramson
West Center Social Notices and Local Calls
Rebekah Kensington met with Mrs E B Osborn Friday afternoon with Mrs A H Draper as assistant host ess A pleasant social afternoon was spent and after the business session lunch was served The next meeting will be held with Mrs Friede at Dalton Mr and Mrs George Young and family called at the Earl Young Among the Sidney shoppers Saturday were the George Young Earl Young E E Osborn and A H Draper families Thure Salburg called at the E E Osborn home Tuesday evening Dorcas Ald society met with Mrs A H Draper Wednesday afternoon Mr Goranson one of the directors of Harmony school visited the school Tuesday John Davison called at J C Guills Tuesday Mr Graff of Dalton moved onto to the Alva Birdwell place this week Mr and Mrs George Young and family and Mr and Mrs A H Draper and family attended Farmers Union oyster supper at Gurley Saturday evening Telegraph Wantade Get Results.
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Will Turner
Fred Stotts
Jack Anderson
Robert
Francis Turner
Geneva
Frank Smith
Gilbert Goss
Herdon School
Bronson School
Frank Anthony
Harold Lyngholm
Chris Anderson
Sidney
Palmer Thurston
Bronson
Jerome Kafka
Ed Stoffer
Kimball
Charles Anderson
Raymond Anthony
Thelma Anthony
Adrian Shindle
Roy Shaw
Oshkosh
Leonard Kirts
J. C. Guill
Mr. Graff of
Dalton
Alva Birdwell Place
George Young
A. H. Draper
Farmers Union
Gurley
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W. E. Chambers
Labor
Walter Robbins
Lee Livesend
Fred Feldman
W. E. Spearow
Rdnk
Ray Voltz
Geo Higgins
E. J. Schneider
Archier Hafer
Frances Ackerman
Kurth
J. R. Taylor
Ser
Paul Hecker
Fritz Huddin
Potter
Standard Oil Co
Roy Huff
Glen R. Keller
Ed Burris
E. R. Waite
Chas. Gathman
Rt of Way
David Huff
Chas. H. Gardner
Mige
Srvy
J. M. Jennings
R. M. McCart
W. F. Krueger
J. P. Hansen
Surveyor
Fritz Hudding
Rank
Earl Strickler
Cecil Hunt
C. A. West
A. E
Lewis Million
C. O. Bills
Ernest Stimka
al Marsh
Alvin Kahler
L. A. Kenfield
Brownson
Harry Anderson
Earl Tolle
Gilbert Gossin
Tom Todd
Dewey Larson and Son
Burwell
Jens Olsen
George Whitney
V A. Nelson
Dewey Larson
Edson Madden
John Carlson
Roscoe Madden
Pete Howe
Bowerman
Todd
Andrew Anderson
James Johnson
Clifford Hammond
Anna Reineka
Lloyd and
Lula
J W . Sertramson
C PP Herboldsheimer
Carl Larson
Jim Willeford
Jim Jensen
Omaha
District 82
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Safeway
Prunes
Bakers Chocolate
Celery
Pascal Celery
Father
Texas
Safeway Stores Inc
Sidney, Nebr
Priscilla Aluminum
Shears
Tricycles
Scooters
Apex
The
Sidney Hardware Co
West Center
Rebekah Kensington
E. B. Osborn
Telegraph
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