Cheyenne County appoints W W Schulz as sheriff
In a special February 25 1930 meeting the Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners appoints W W Schulz to succeed the late James M Nelson as sheriff for the unexpired term. The resolution notes Nelsons support for Schulz and Bales expressed willingness to serve but Schulz is chosen with a $10000 bond approved. The session adjourns to March 4, 1930. Local social notes follow including birthday references and visits.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
James M Nelson
Bert Allington
Joseph Nelson
P. C Collart
John W Billeter
W. K. Hodgkin
Henry Pavilat
James M. Nelson
Nelson
Glen Bales
W. W. Schulz
W ‘Schulz
W W. Schulz
Cheyenne ‘County
James M.nelson
Nelson. Olson
M W. Dimery
North Divide Social Hosts at Sparks Family Home
Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks and family visited C W Sparks home on Sunday. C B Kinton and family joined Ed Lipke and Claude Sparks for a Tuesday dinner hosted by Mrs Claude Sparks. Cards and music followed. Emma Ely visited Lipke and Grace Cradit stayed as a guest at Sparks. Emma Ely and her son Vincent called at Sparks and Cradit was an overnight guest at Paul Sparks.
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Clyde Kinton
Ed Lipke
Ed Woerton
L A Yowell
Hughes Stamiues
Paul Sparks
C. W. Sparks
C. B. Kinton
Claude Sparks
Emma Ely
Ss Grace Cradit
Vincent
Grace Cradit
Community Socials and Visits In Maple Grove
A flurry of Tuesday to Sunday gatherings marks Maple Grove social life. Neighbors including the Sharmans, Denners, Nightengales, Newtons, Johnsons, Waddells, Milles, Workmans, and Hades share meals, plays, and cattle vaccination events. Many attend plays at the Fox theatre and visit relatives in Denver and Sidney, with farming duties noted.
Community Gatherings Highlight Local Dance and Calls
Mr and Mrs Chris Peterson and family and Mrs Pearl Lipska and family attended the dance at the penish hall Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Charlies Neaman called at the Charles Mayer home Friday.
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Chris Peterson
Pearl Lipska
Penish Hall
Charlies Neaman
Charles Mayer
Community Notes From Sidney Area Social Roundup
The GT club met with Mrs Clyde Click on Thursday. Mr Kreader remains under doctor care as friends wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Helen Christensen visited Oatton Saturday. Miss Jessie Goding spent Sunday at the Charles Mayer home. Ernest Myers and family Clayton Mayer and others were Sidney callers Saturday. Rudy Nagengast visited Charles Mayer Monday. Alex Ross and Henry Blome visited J M Kreader Saturday. Dennis Walsh travelled to Sidney Saturday. Charles Neaman with others travelled to Dalton Friday. Several families, including Wallick Carter Vogler Mayer and Neaman, were Sunday dinner guests at the Mayer home. Rose Walsh spent the weekend with Ernest Myers as they travelled to Potter and Sidney Tuesday.
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GT Club
Clyde
Kreader
Helen Christensen
Oatton
Jessie Goding
Charles Mayer
Ernest Myers
Clayton Mayer
Sidney
Rudy Nagengast
Alex Ross
Henry Blome
J. M. Kreader
Dennis Walsh
Charles Neaman
Dalton
R. J. Wallick and
Mrs Alma Batey Telegraph Want Ad Prospect
Local representative of the New York Life Company announces an advertisement option. Residence at 1304 12th Ave. telephone 59W. 35-tf Try a Telegraph Want Ad.
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The
New York Life Company
12Th Ave
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Nebraska
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Maple Grove
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Emil Nightengale
Edna
Denver
John Newton
Marjorie
Miss Bryant
Fox Theatre
Clyde Wallace
Ed Miles
Fame
W T
W T Sharman
Frances
Charles
Dallas Hade
Frank Workman
Farmers Union
F. A. Johnson
Karl Nightengale
T. C Spiker
Harold Spiker
Nels Johnson
Earl Nightengale
Frank Workmans
Mark Her ‘Erson
En of
Crawford
C O
R. W. Johnson
Walter
C . Hade
John and
C. Junker
Clyde Walace
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Alice Mae
J.C. Penney" CO
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J. C. Penney
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Alma Batey
Cream Producers
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Colton
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Fordson
Hubbard
Acme
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