Sunny Side Social Roundup From District 68
Harold Linde and Art Rathbun led district 68 children to Lodge Pole to view an old fashioned train. Neighbors and families from Sidney and Lodge Pole attended meetings, visits, and events including glee practice, pageants, and a public sale notices. Local clubs, calls, and talks by Mr. Redditz highlighted the week with several neighbors hosting visits and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Linde
Art Rathbun
District 68
J. Theig
Ethel
Wassum
Sidney
L. A. Pearson
Emil Johnson
Glee Club
Omel
Theis
John Block
Walter Hernbloom
B. A. Johnson
Helping Hand Society
Ira Bennett
Clarence Peters
Albin Olson
Mr. Florke
IL. A. Pearson
Paul
Henry Schmaller
A. H. Rathbun
Will Thurow
Mr. Redditz
Lincoln
Rathbun
Potter News From Chadron And Local Scenes
Alfred and Herbert Wallin travel to Chadron for their nephew’s burial amid a spike in scarlet fever deaths in a six child family. Paxton town team defeats our church team 25 to 35 in a fast game. Kimball high school visits Tuesday. Potter boys travel to Sidney Friday. Townspeople went to Chadron for a basketball tournament. Leeds South Dakota beats us in finals. J Ray to Kimball for treatments. Mrs. John Quein absent due to aunt’s death. Mrs. Emil Nelson to Kimball hospital for appendicitis surgery with good recovery. Potter State Bank building purchased by R J Wallick who will move a grocery stock there. Mr. and Mrs. N S Miller, Marilyn visit Sidney relatives. Miss Alice Sachison of Grand Island stays with Cords and Babcocks. Mrs. Emma Olson buys E H Biggs property. Biggs to relocate to Sidney. American Legion auxiliary welcomes new members. president N S Miller presides Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Place
Paxton Town
Kimball High School
Sidney
Chadron
Leeds
South Dakota
J. Ray
Kimball
Lee Hagemeister
Emil Nelson
Kimball * “Hospital
Potter State Bank
R. J. Wallick
Emil Cords
R. A. Babcock
Emma Olson
E. H. Biggs
Biggs
American Legion Auxiliary
N. S. Miller
Route A West Gurley Herman Segelke, Jr. recovery in Omaha
Route A West Gurley in Omaha after operation followed by pneumonia and asthma. Leonard Spiker six, rides pony three miles to school. Harry Segelke hauling wheat before spring rush. Otto Horst also hauling wheat. Harry Segelke and Fred Siemers plan trip to Omaha Saturday to visit father and uncle Herman Segelke. Oscar Aurich spent days hauling wheat. Hoy Taylor and Will Ruhter hunted for butchering stock. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker visited Harold Spiker. S J Ehlora bought fine bread sows from Harry Brown. Oscar Aurich threshed corn for himself and Walter Aurich. Bert Walker butchered a calf and hog. Will Evert and Donald helped. Sympathy for Hugo Haack family over loss of firstborn buried Sunday. Mrs Haack was Anna Schwartz. Lutheran school kids enjoy new basketball field. Baskets regulation height to aid play. Henry Brasch and wife visited Ray Spiker family Sunday. Monday broke all dust storm records. locals eye California flood waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Segelke
Omaha
Leonard Spiker
Harry Segelke
Otto Horst
Fred Siemers
Bert Walker
Harold Spiker
S. J. Ehlora
Harry Brown
Oscar Aurich
Walter Aurich
Will Evert
Donald
Hugo Haack
Haack
Anna Schwartz
Henry Brasch
Ray Spiker Fuilly
California
Local Social News From Ickes Area
Mrs Southard and Mrs Guill listened to President Coolidge on the radio with Mrs Rathbun. A A Morrow family dined with George Young. Several neighbors visited, dined, or returned from travel, as notes show a flurry of Sunday meals and small gatherings. Irma Morrow resigned from Sidney work and Odette Morrow plans an X-ray in Sidney for a knee injury. March 1 approaches and families anticipate better weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southard
Guill
Rathbun
President Coolidge
A.A. Morrow
George Young’s
Conover
Helen
Mae
Ernest Meyers
J. W. Eckert
Emil Larson
Aurora
Odette “Morrow
Sidney
E. N. Southard
E. E. Osborn
Sale a Success as South Sunol Holds Auction
George Stephens presided over a highly successful sale on Tuesday February 15 drawing a large crowd and fair prices. The item mix included farm gear while local chatter noted winter winds and moisture needs. community updates covered travel, chores, illness recovery, and a schoolhouse dance. A lengthy excerpt details hazardous gasoline storage rules and city ordinances in effect, including outdoor handling restrictions and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephens
For Better Used Cars Sidney Mo Tor Sales Company
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. Want ads in The Telegraph get the beat results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Hahler Garage
Telegraph
Doran Offers Free Consultation In Medical Tour
Dr. Doran, a regular graduate in medicine and surgery, visits major towns offering free consultations on this trip. He does not operate for chronic appendicitis gallstones ulcers goitre tonsils or adenoids but treats stomach liver bowels skin nerves heart kidneys bladder catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatica and rectal ailments. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Amendment to Ordinance 188 Adds Explosives Permit Rules
Amendment to Ordinance Number 188 Section 2 relating to Explosives. The mayor and city council of Sidney Nebraska enact that Section 2 of Chapter 15 is amended to read When Lawful Permits. The notice preserves legal form for public ordinance changes and sets forth the amendment action by the city governing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Pry
Central Avenue
First Street
Sixth Street
Second Street
First Avenue East
First Avenue West
Standard Oil Company
Porter Oil Company
Western Nebraska Oil Company
C. D. Slayter
N. G. Brewer
Sidney
Nebraska
City Ordinance Repeals Prior Provisions February 1927
A city ordinance repeals conflicting ordinances passed before and approved prior to this measure. The ordinance becomes operative upon passage approval and publication by law. Signed and approved on February 15 1927 with city officials R H Rogers and H E Armitage noting attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rogers
H. E. Armitage
Notice of Hearing on Messinger Estate in Nebraska Land Case
The International Trust Company of Denver has filed a petition seeking a decree that Moses A. Messinger died intestate in Illinois, owner of land in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Heirs include Margaret A. Messinger and others in Illinois, with no Nebraska administrator sought. hearing set March 12, 1927 at 10 a.m. in the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Messinger
Moses A. Messinger
International Trust Company
Denver
Colorado
Peoria County
Illinois
Ilm
S.E
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Margaret A. Messinger
Champaign County
Ilinois
Lora M. Condit
Charles C. Condit
Iinois
Edna M. Crane
Loren I. Crane
Fay M. Walker
Charles M. Walker
Fern Peters
Walter C. Peters
Evelyn Messinger
Notice of Referee's Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a judicial sale is scheduled by Referee under Honorable J L L Tewell. On March 28 1927 at 10 a m at the east front door of Sidney County House the North Half of Section 28 Township 16 Range 49 West will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. The sale remains open for one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ll. Tewell
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Estate of August Granneman Final Settlement Hearing
Edna Granneman as Administratrix has filed the Final Report and Petition for Final Settlement for the estate of August Granneman. The hearing is set for March 10, 1927 at 2:00 p.m. in the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court. Objections to the petition will be considered. Dated February 17, 1927. (SEAL) 44-46-48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Granneman
Edna Granneman
Buildings for Sale in Sidney Nebraska Simons’ Buildings
Two story stone structures in Sidney’s business district offered for sale. Bids accepted until March 5, 1927, with terms stated in bids. Receiver L L Bromfield of Globe National Bank Denver reserves right to reject any bid. Best offer submitted to the Comptroller of the Currency for approval before acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Thest
Sidney
Nebraska
Comptroller of the Currency
LL. B. Bromfield
Globe National Bank
Denver
Colorado
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A. H. Kuhlman
Jay and Winfield
Fletcher
Jean Herring
Chris Lee
Lodge Pole
Albert Wiegers
Lester Theis
Fremont
Oscar Olson
Hernbloom
Potter News
Alfred
Herbert Wallin
West Gurley
Hoy Taylor
Will Ruhter
Ickes News
Gehrig-Wright Funeral Home
Embabner
West Third Street
Cit-Chester & Diamond Rand
South Sunol News
Gordon Diehl
Sund
J. C. Miles
Thomas Earls
Charles Miller
Tom Bonser
Swaine Phelps
Barbur
Frank Fortoray
Suno
Charles Poole
George Lauderback
Sam James
B. N. Roth
Dale
Franss
Todd Gentry
Miles
Charles Reddon
Sterling
Frank Pokorny
Dr. Doran
Sidney Hotel
Moses
Elmer Kahl
District Court OF
Carl Gottfried Quandt
Franz Albrecht
the Telegraph
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