District Court Deliberations Open With Record-Setting Docket
The district court meets Tuesday with no bar term changes. 193 cases filed mark the heaviest docket in county history, many from prior terms. Notably fewer divorce cases. docket includes Uttering False Check, Forgery, Larceny, and various civil actions across multiple plaintiffs and defendants, with continued proceedings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Kepler
State of Nebraska
L. A. Simmons
Fred Loeffle
Algor Frickson
Manuel Martinez
Walter G. Goble
W. J. Ruhter
Charles McKee
State of
Nebraska
Clarence Loveland
Otis C. Dimick
Myron
Munsinger
Equitable Relief
Charles Gundergon
F. J. Grand
Louie Arndt Ve
Perry E. Babb
Hiram Eckert
Mechanic’s Lion
Cheyenne ‘County Trading Company
Henry Ehmke
Dalton Co-Operative Society
Edward Johnson Equity
Maria Duhring
Lion Bonding Company
Emma Law
O. E. Osborn
Martin Christofferson
Als
Rosa Bartels
Lincoln G. Simon
A. E. Warren
B. B
Farmers Mercantile Company
John Davis
Jasper C. Dunn
Lous Stahl
W. C. Robbins
T. C. Spiker
Oscar F. Sandburg
John Hokom
Frank B. Tobin
William H. Kittenring
John C. Jones
Christine E. Ross
D. R. Jones
Valiant Lodge K of P
Frank W. Scherer
C. E. Weyerts
F. N. Slawson
William Peck
Nebraska State Bank
Gurley State Bank
Krats Land & Title Company
W. C. Fastenow
A. J. Jorgenson
H. A. Stover
American Bank
Rosas Dunlavey
C. E. Reynolds
Sarah Jewell
Alta Souder
Benjamin B. Keller
Lillie Hertsog
John August Johnson
W. EB. Swatslander
Phillips
County Bank of
Sidney City Council Minutes February 2 1923
The Sidney city council met in regular session at 8 p m with Mayor R H Rogers and councilmen present. Minutes of prior meeting approved. Ordinance 80 approved and warrants to be drawn. Council authorized contract with Union Pacific to lease Sidney Athletic Park to the city. No further business. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Sidney
R. H. Rogers
H. Schroeder
A. J. Jorgenson
M. A. Shipman
W. Breternus
R. P. Kepler
F. E. Stephens
Schroeder
Jorgenson
Shipman
Breternitz
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Sidney Athletic Park
Sidney Athletic Association
Hieternitz
Good Games in Prospect in Sidney and Ogallala Battle
A top matchup looms tonight between Sidney Athletic Club and Ogallala Legion. Both teams boast husky players with solid past credits and strong conditioning. Sidney plans several fast games, including a likely upcoming clash with Kimball and possible dates with the University of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Athletic Club
Ogallala Legion
Sidney
Kimball City
University of Wyoming
Sidney Athletic Club
Universty of Colorado
Postmaster Pindell and Staff Reopen Post Office
Postmaster Pindell and their lodgings have daily labors cleaned and refreshed. Mail carriers and rural delivery clerks may enjoy decorations briefly. Walls ceilings repainted, woodwork oiled and varnished, floors not yet finished. An oil bath during sweeping helps keep everyone healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindell
County Agent Growth Sparks Nebraska Farm Progress
Cheyenne County becomes ninth to hire a county agent as 44 counties adopt the program. Two are women and one is a boys and girls organizer. Box Butte calls for an agent amid potato market needs. Kimball County credits county agent for success. Cheyenne awakens to opportunities in certified potatoes culled hens and other profitable tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Box Butte County
Kimball County
Cheyenne “County
Seven Year Old Walter Blair Dies After Illness
Walter Glenn Blair of near Peetz died Wednesday morning at his father's home from diabetes. He would have turned seven in March, still striving with diet to curb the illness. Grief over his mother's burial and a flu attack weakened him. Burial plans placed in Sidney with a Catholic funeral Saturday led by Father Link. He was the grandson of Ignatz Meick and his wife of Colton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Walter Blair
Walter Blair
Peetz
Walter
Sidney
Father Link
Ignatz Meick
Colton
Nebraska Children's Home Society drives for new receiving home
A 30 year old non-sectarian charity asks Cheyenne County to raise 10000 dollars by February 11 to build a new receiving home for homeless children. Mrs. O Owens leads canvassing across churches and businesses to meet the county quota as the society serves nearly all counties in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Children’s Home Society
Cheyenne County
O. R. Owens
Nebraska Children's Home Society
Owen
Illness of Mrs James Leads to Hospital Transfer
Mrs. R. R. James of the north side was found unconscious after a night fall. A physician diagnosed illness and mental distress. She was rushed to a Cheyenne hospital on No. 19 Thursday for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. James
North Side
Gladys
Cheyenne
Dramatic Club Banquet Honors High School Revue Team
The Dramatic Club celebrated with a banquet at the Union Pacific Hotel honoring their vaudeville group after a successful week. Covers were 31. toastmaster Burns led witty toasts. Dwight Frankeberger spoke on The Hero, Kathryn King on The Heroine, Kenneth Mahr on The Villain, and Professor Jones on The Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Union Pacific
Peres
Burns
Dwight Frankeberger
Kathryn King
Kenneth Mahr
Professor Jones
Fathers Day With B D Club Entertains Husbands
The B D Club classily entertained their husbands Friday evening at Mrs. W. R. Weeden’s home. Her husband served as guest and host at his own rental board. Howard Root of Longmont Colorado attended as an invited guest. They called it one of the jolliest evenings and planned another similar gathering soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D
W. R. Weeden
Howard Root
Longmont
Colorado
Rainbow Class Meeting At Mrs Shoemaker Home
The Rainbow Class of the Christian church held its monthly business meeting on January 20 and enjoyed a social evening at Mrs W J Shoemaker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
W. J. Shoemaker
Quiet Snow Brings Fresh Start to Cheyenne County Weather
Midnight snowfall continued into Thursday night with big rose petal flakes melting to water. Despite California warmth and past worries, local farmers report winter wheat in good condition, stock wintering well, and markets hopeful as March 1st adjustments loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
California
Auto Hits Small Boy Near Krueger Corner
Saturday evening a distressing accident occurred six miles east of town at Krueger corner. Louie Jobanek’s boy rode home with Courtney to pick up others. A younger child darted from behind a car and was struck by a vehicle from the north. The boy, under six, suffered a concussion, a fractured hip, and a forehead wound from the radiator. He is very sick but under doctor care. The driver, a Sidney man, could not see the child and maintained moderate speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krueger
Courtney
Louie Jobanek
Hiro
Jobanek
Sidney
Endeavorers of the Christian Church Hold Monthly Meeting
The Endeavorers of the Christian Church gathered at Pastor Rev. John Hewitson’s home for the regular monthly business meeting and social. About 30 young people attended as President Teddy Brooks led the session followed by games. Refreshments ended a pleasant evening shortly after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavorers of the Christian Church
John Hewitson
Teddy Brooks
Mrs Bentley Hosts Charming Bridge Party
Mrs Bentley’s home hosted a refined bridge afternoon last Saturday with five tables and a luncheon. Out of town guest Mrs Carter Dunaway from Chappell attended. awards went to Mrs Barlow for first prize and Mrs Whitelock for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
Bridge
Carter Dunaway
Chappell
Barlow
Whitelock
Doctor Pettibone Recovers Well After Major Denver Operation
Mrs. Pettibone reports Dr. M. E. Pettibone endured a serious operation in a Denver hospital last Friday. She says he is doing very well and has every encouragement for beneficial and lasting results, a welcome message for their many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
Denver
Christmas Stamps Remittance Notice From Omaha
Some recipients of Christmas stamps for the health crusade have not sent remittances. If they do, Sidney will receive a percentage for the campaign here. Please send in the stamps or the money promptly, committee urges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Crusade
Omaha
Sidney
C E Trognitz Buys Cozy Buick Coupe
C E Trognitz has taken ownership of a Buick coupe described as cozy. The deal transfers motor vehicle ownership to Trognitz, with no additional parties named or dates specified in the readable text.
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C. E. Trognitz
Wooldridge Cash and Carry to Open in Sidney
F M Wooldridge and son Clark plan a new Wooldridge s Cash and Carry Grocery in the McPheeters building Sidney opening Monday February 12. They will run a self serve operation with carload stock and produce, offering standard and fancy groceries at low prices based on economical buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
McPheeters
Wooldridge’s
Cash and Carry Grocery
F. M. Wooldridge
Sidney
Clark
Messrs. Wooldridge
Building pepping up on new Sidney area land
Sunny weather spurs home building fever as Biamarck Range erects a modern two story house on land six miles west of Sidney. Ayle-Eric-Daniel hold the contract. Tadcliffe builds a farmhouse 16 miles northwest on his own farm. Several others await final plans as the activity continues.
Two B. M. 8S. Club Days at Woman’s Club
The Woman's Club faced grip illnesses hampering attendance at recent meetings. January 30 featured Russia themed program with stories and social notes. February 6 saw several officers ill yet productive sessions with duties and salaries of County Officers discussed by Mrs. Matteson.
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Russia
Ivan Turgenieff
Hodgkin
Johnson
Doran
Golding
Luncheon and Bridge at Union Pacific Hostess Lone Keedick
Mrs Kee dick hosted a one o'clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel with crimson carnation decor. Guests traveled by car to the Bentley home for a bright bridge session with five tables and prize winnings by Mrs Witham and Mrs Semerad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedick
Union Pacific
Bentley
Bridge
Mrs. Keedick
Witham
Semerad
The King's Daughters Gather at Mrs Lowe Home
The King's Daughters met at Mrs L G Lowe's pleasant home on Monday evening. They conducted business orderly and then enjoyed a social Kensington with a delicious luncheon provided by the hostess.
Sidney Chamber Luncheon Reflects Optimism and Local Action
Paul Martin chaired the Sidney Chamber of Commerce midweek luncheon where no major business was on the agenda but several topics drew discussion. J W Johnson noted progress at the state secretary convention and urged opposition to bill H 171 to cut automobile licenses, while supporting a county land purchase bill. Visitors spoke on better times with E J Shoecraft of Bata via New York urging a positive outlook, and Chevrolet rep Mr Viner touted rising output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Johnson
Secretaries of Chambers of Commerce
Board of Directors
State Association
Johnson
F. N. Stanson
Chamber of Commerce of
Sidney
M. W. Dimery
Kroh
Ernst
E. J. Shoecraft
Batavia
New York
E. J. Leonard
Mr. Viner
Denver
Chevrolet
Viner
Burlington
C. 8. Radcliffe
Attorney Stone
Martin
Mr. Winders
W M B C Party at Mrs C B Kinton Home
A pleasant gathering of the Ww M B Club met at Mrs C B Kinton’s home with all members present. They planned work for the Home project, completed several garments, and one member was announced as delivering twins. The group ended the day with a profitable farewell as night fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. M. B
C. B. Kinton
Bridge Follows Dinner at Pacific Hotel Hosts
The Fortnightly Club met last Friday night for a dinner at the Pacific hotel with Mr. and Mrs. A E Phelps presiding. Guests included Mrs Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Golding. Bridge followed the meal at the Phelps home in the after dinner hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Hotel
A E. Phelps
Kennedy
Golding
Bridge
Bright Phelps
Bridge Luncheon At Mrs Hart’s An Elegant Afternoon
Mrs Anna Hart hosted a Thursday afternoon luncheon from one to two thirty with guests and then a two hour bridge session. Five tables were set and prizes awarded with Mrs Hyde taking first and Mrs Stokes second.
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Anna Hart
Hyde
Stokes
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County
James
B. D. Club
Small Boy
Co. E. Social
Mrs. Bentley
Mr. Wooldridge
Chappell Register
the King's
Wideawake
W. M. B. C. Party
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