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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1916

Page

5

Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Neb

In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court notices the estate of James St. Clair Boal deceased. Creditors must meet the executrix for claim examination on March 5 1916 and July 8 1916 at 2 pm with six months to present claims. Notice published in The Telegraph for four weeks before March 8 1916. County Judge P Chambers seal February 2 1916.

Cheyenne County Nebraska James St. Clair Boal Said County Telegraph Seal Co P. Chambers

Final settlement hearing in estate of William Stuht

County Court in Cheyenne County states that Alice Mann and Annie Osborn petition for final settlement and discharge as executrices of William Stuht deceased. Hearing set for March 7, 1916 at 10 a.m. and published in The Telegraph for three weeks prior. Co. P. Chambers, County Judge.

Mubraska Cheyenne County Said C. P. Chambers William Stuht Alice Mann Annie Osborn Telegraph Co. P. Chambers

Final settlement in estate of Albert Burke filed

In Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition for final settlement and discharge as administrator of Albert Burke, deceased, was filed February 16 1916. The hearing is set for March 13 1916 at 1 pm in County Court. Notice by publication in The Telegraph for three successive weeks prior to hearing.

State of Nebraska Cheyenne County Said Albert Burke John Johnson the Telegraph

Ordinance imposing license tax on fire insurance firms Sidney Neb

The Village of Sidney Nebraska enacts an ordinance to levy an annual five dollar license tax on every fire insurance company corporation or association doing business in Sidney for the use support and benefit of the Volunteer Fire Department. Tax due May 1 each year with license issued upon receipt to the Clerk. Failure by June 1 incurs civil action. Passed February 8 1916 by Chairman L C Fundingsland and Village Clerk Leslie Neubauer.

Sidney Nebraska L. C. Fundingsland Leslie Neubauer

Order of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will ty 1916

County Court room Mahaska county Iowa February 3 1916 hearing on the estate of Henry Shaw. L. O. Fundingsland asks that a copy of the last will and testament proven in Mahaska District Court be allowed probated and recorded. Hearing set February 28 1916 at 2 pm with notice published in The Telegraph for three weeks. (Seal) C. P. Chambers County Judge.

Nebraska Cheyenne County Said A.D C. P. Chambers Henry Shaw L. O. Fundingsland Mahaska Lowa Petitius Telegraph

Local and Personal Items From Sidney Area

Louis Meyer of Lisco visited Sidney Thursday. Ed Bowser and wife of Lodgepole shopped in Sidney Thursday. W. C. Pettit of Elm Creek Nebrick is visiting his son W. R. Pettit and family. A son was born February 13 to Reverend O. W. Jeungel and wife. John Vandeburg and Alfred Swan of Raymor Colorado were Thursday visitors. Mrs Minnie Kelly returned to Pine Bluff after visiting her parents. Mrs E L Uptegrove and daughter returned from Lincoln after seven weeks. Mrs Ada Mack of Seattle returned to duties after two weeks with Don Devine family. Attorney W T Wilcox of North Platte was in town overnight Wednesday for district court matters.

John Vandeburg Alfred Swanson F Raymor Colorado Sidney Minnie Kelly Pine Bluff William Smith Ada Mack Seattle Washington Don Devine W. T. Wilcox North Platte District Court

Mrs Minnie Jewett Visits Lodgepole Friend and Plans Alabama Trip

Mrs Minnie Jewett of Lodgepole visited Wednesday with Mrs J J Mcintosh. She will travel early next week to Tuscaloosa Alabama to visit Mrs Searcy, daughter of A B Persinger. James W McDaniel shows a splendid drag outfit surpassing 1917 automobile models in a black and green drag drawn by a proud black team in nickel mounted harness.

Minnie Jewett Lodgepole J. J. Mcintosh James W. McDaniel

Local Dealers Embrace Saxon Cars for Endurance and Style

Lloyd Mann and Maynard Osborn have become Saxon dealers and praise the models for endurance and beauty. They display a four cylinder and a six cylinder in stock and are conducting demonstrations during fine weather days.

Lloyd Mann Maynard Osborn

Sig Gutfrend Reunites With Sidney Friends in Local Visit

Sig Gutfrend now living in Anaconda Montana visited Sidney this week meeting old friends. They shared memories and stories as Gutfrend, a former local resident, traveled with Pierre Sanders who is also well known in the area, and both are in the clothing business.

Sig Gutfrend Anaconda Montana Sidney Pierre Sanders

February party at Mrs Ed Ahrens home

Social and Club Affairs notes invite club ladies and their husbands to a February 22 gathering at the home of Mrs Ed Ahrens. Committee members McClenaghan Ahrens Simons McKernan and Mann organized the event with hospitality praised. Also reports Mr and Mrs Swan Dedrich hosted a six o'clock Valentine dinner for twelve featuring five courses and festive decor.

BM S Club Ed Ahrens Ahrens Mesdames MecClenaghan C. ‘W. Simons McKernan Charles Mann Swan Dedrich Cut Powers Valentine Merry

Episcopal ladies rectory party a brilliant success

The Monday afternoon affair hosted by Episcopal ladies at the rectory drew many patronesses. The Guill fund grew well while whist winners included Mrs. Bentley first, Mrs. Hart second, and Miss Radcliffe third. A two course luncheon pleased all attendees.

X Y Z Club Met Friday With Mary Harris

Club members gathered Friday evening with Miss Mary Harris and shared a cheerful time. They enjoyed fine eats and kept their private secrets to themselves, as befits youth and a lively social gathering.

X. Y. Z Club Mary Harris

Kensington Luncheon Hosts Sisters and Friends

Mrs. R. D. Derine entertained at Kensington on a Wednesday afternoon with sister Mrs. Ada Mack of Seattle. Twelve ladies attended, enjoying embroidery and conversation before a three course luncheon. Distinctive place cards featured a needle woman image and a small paper of needles.

R. D. Derine Kensington Ada Mack Seattle

Farewell Oyster Supper For Mr. and Mrs. Clark

The Lake View Local hosts a farewell oyster supper at St. George ranch for Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Clark on February 10. Guests include Sam and Mrs. Jones, M. M. Kline, Ira and Mrs. Kline, F. Loth, F. N. Slawson, Fritz Kurth, Jacob Zimmerman, and William Kreuger. The Clarks plan to return to Iowa where their children live, and well wishes are extended for their future.

R. F. Clark St. George Ranch Lake View Sam Jones M. M. Kline Ira Kline F. Loth F. N. Slawson Fritz Kurth Jacob Zimmerman William Kreuger Clark Iowa

French Move on Bulgaria Front After Salonika Reinforcements

In Athens a dispatch notes growing French and British activity at Saloniki with troops advancing toward the Bulgarian frontier. Bulgar ians reportedly occupy one third of Albania while church services proceed with Rev Boggs delivering two strong sermons to about 300 attendees. Regular preaching at the Method ist church includes morning and evening services and the building is disinfected for safety.

Ballang Athens Saloniki Albania Methodist Church Boggs Bogg

Freckles at the Opera House March 11

Big sons hits and songs from Freckles featuring lines like I never knew what Jove could do and The girl I had in mind. The show promises a lively performance at the opera house with audience urged to see SIDNEY LUMBER Co. for UMC information and tickets.

Jove Opera House

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