Community Socials and Visits Around Grand Prairie
Mr and Mrs Fred Windsheimer and children hosted guests and neighbors with a Saturday party drawing about thirty attendees despite bad roads. Fern Miller and Orville Miller led a party on January 20. Visitors included John Meyers of West Point Nebr and cousin William Meyers. The community shared multiple calls and local visits throughout the week including Edwards family, Lundgrens, and Holmes households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Windsheimer
Henry Flesner
Johnson Bros
Fern
Orville Miller
John Meyers
West Point
Nebr
William Meyers
John Edwards
Ben Folkert
John Olson
Charley Smith
Sidney
Windsheimer
Beebe
Sund
Harms
Gothenburg
Frank Lundgren
Carl Lundgren
Holm
Meyer Boys
Fern Miller
Lillie Tolmes
Lillie Holmes
Earl Holmes
Frank Flesner
Dist
Mrs Edwards
Kluge
Johnson
Bernice Shrader
Evelyn Johnson
Alva Hart
Leslie Gillian
Bidney
Local Residents Travel and Gather for Friday to Sunday
Bunker Hill Glen Bales and Theo Borcher drove to Sidney on Thursday. A large Farmers Union meeting drew many from the area Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt autoed to Sidney Friday. Hazel Bales visited Lyria Happel Saturday. Many locals shopped in Sidney Saturday. Frank Beyer hosted dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs Beyer and families, Lawrence Beyer, Anna Sheridan, Hattie Eversman. Sunday dinners also at H Wittrock’s for the Borchers and Meyers. Theo Borcher and Henry Schmidt hosted a few days at Schmidt’s earlier week. Paul Bayne and wife drove to Sidney Monday. Beyer children returned to school with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bales
Theo Borcher
Sidney
Farmers Union
Henry Schmidt
Hazel Bales
Lyria Happel
Fred Beyer
Beyer
Lawrence Beyer
Anna Sheridan
Hattie Eversman
Frank Beyer
John Borcher
Wm. Borcher
Wm. Meyer
H. Wittrock
Theo. Borcher
Paul Bayne
Library notes new circulating volumes listed
Following volumes are ready for circulation Age of Innocence Wharton Birth Gale Happy Highways Storm Tameson Ethan Trowe Wharton The Harbor Poole Teerie Sawyer Kaleema McClelland Juvenile 4 Vols Ruth Fielding Series 5 Vols Suddie Boys Series
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Library
Age of Innocence
Wharton
Birth—Gale
Happy Highways
Storm Tameson
Ethan Trowe
the Harbor
Poole
Teerie
Sawyer
Kaleema—McClelland
Ruth Fielding
Suddie Boys
Re districting Hearing Planned for Cheyenne County Schools
The Re districting Committee of Cheyenne County Nebraska designates March 4 1921 from 9 00 AM to 5 00 PM as a hearing time for objections to proposed school district boundary plans. Maps were mailed to school directors. objections must be in writing to County Superintendent Anna McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Coun
Senate
Anna McFadden
L. P. Wmouge
W. EB Chambers
Notice to Bidders for Cheyenne County Printing
Sealed bids for county printing for 1021 and 1922 will be received by the Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners. Work includes public notices announcements commissioners proceedings treasurer's semi annual report delinquent list tax stamps both personal and real teachers meeting programs and districting committee proceedings. Bids due by 4 PM March 12 1921. The board may reject any bid. February 1 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Ite-districting Committee
TI Board OF County Commis
Red Squirrels and Their Foraging Habits
The ray squirrels thrive in woods with chestnut hazel or oak trees. These nettle squirrels do not store large food caches like other varieties. In summer they roam fields and orchards, with apple seeds a favored treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belds
Famous Small Bells and Their Historic Traces
The article discusses how dinner table bells called bella originate from old churches as altar bells and bear Latin quotations on their medallions. It notes that bells representing famous figures reflect the periods when those deeds made them notable. It also mentions bells patterned after famous chimes such as copies from the Miller collection in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
California
Notice to Defendants in Estate Case Includes Multiple Welch Parties
Public notice to Edward Welch and numerous spouses and heirs with unknown real names, and all creditors and heirs interested in the estate of Edward Welch and related Welch defendants. Lists Lot Five in Block Twenty- with unspecified city or jurisdiction, seeking legal actions by heirs and personal representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Welch
Welch
Harriet E. Welch and
Samuel Welch
Mary Welch
Mary E. Franklin and
Franklin
Frank Welch
Lydia A. Welch and
A. J. Welch
Quieting Title Action in Sidney Nebraska Lands
Nine twenty nine of Sidney Nebraska land platted as Lot Five in Block Twenty Nine faced a quieting title suit filed February 1 1921 in Cheyenne County District Court. Plaintiffs Edward McLernon Henry E Gapen Mabel I Doran Mary H Hagadorn and Laura A Butler seek to confirm title and exclude all listed defendants whose real names are unknown from any claim. Service on each defendant is by the names listed above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Edward McLernon
Henry E. Gapen
Mabel I. Doran
Mary H. Hagadorn
Laura A. Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Prairie
Bunker Hill
Sioners
N. Slawson
Henry EE. Gapen
Plaintiffs
Isola RB
Wasson
Sene Engines
Oil Service
W. W. Heinemann
Herbert & Hiett Insurance
Gapen
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
Willard
Sidney Auto Sales Co
West Second St
Willard Batteries
Sechrist Css
ESSIG
Hornaday’s Cafe
W. E. Cutts
Alliance
YALE
Burlington Depot
Sidney, Nebr
Nebraska State Bank
Clark Wooldridge, Mgr
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