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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
5
North and south roads remain rough after the last snowstorm but are drying. Residents report widespread colds while neighbors visit and assist the sick. News covers sales at Howard and Rhine and Hutchins auctions, upcoming local sales, and various visits among families, with school disruptions and farm routines noted throughout Sunol and surrounding towns.
White Cove Valley residents report Sunday visits to Wheatland and travel to Sidney for repairs and errands. Several households note hospital stays and recoveries, weather-related school closure, and ongoing visits between neighbors like Mey erholzs, Reeves, English, and McDonnell. Trips to Crook and Mon tana are mentioned, with multiple social calls and Prairie area homestead movements.
The week’s social scene includes Mr. and Mrs. Robertson at a covered dish luncheon. families in Gurley and Colorado visit relatives. basketball team Lorenzo wins Class C cup from a tournament. Ed Nelson, Clyde Lucas, and Clyde Robertson appear among local helpers. night school and WHC meetings arranged. Sid ney Wiett recuperating after a slight appendicitis.
Friday visits at the J C Kreader home and radio listening mark a community weekend. Cattle shipment to Omaha includes George Worth Clyde Click. companions include Max Shrinker and Dewey Dirks. Social gatherings at Worth's home feature Ruth Shinker Esther Anderson and Gertrude Fullerton with Max Shinker Dennis Walsh and Harold Hedlund. County Superintendent Mrs Fletcher visited Meadow Fawn school. Allen Overman spent time in Denver. John Wallick in Padroni Colorado. George Young family hosted supper at 7 ¢ Guill home. PP OW Weihle also visited. Irma Motrow and Esther Anderson spent time with home folks. Art Rathbun from Lodge Pole visited John Rathbun. Esther Anderson spent weekend with home folks. Miss Fullerton vacationed at Scottsbluff. Poultry talk by Willey and Summers from Lincoln extension at Worth home Thursday. cold weather kept some away. Charles Mayer family visited B F Carter in Dalton. Elmer Jacobson of Potter dined with Elmer Mayers.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a writ of execution issued by the court the property described in the attached schedule will be sold at public auction. The sale will occur at the county courthouse on a date to be announced, with proceeds applied to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Suanette Tin order of sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs the sale to satisfy a $7,005 decree plus costs and interest. The North half of Section 5 Township 12 North Range 40 West totaling 320 acres will be sold March 1, 1924 at the East Front Door of the Sidney Court House to the highest cash bidder.
Mary Vipond plaintiff versus NE Med lock and others defendants. Court decree of foreclosure issued May 22 1923 for 3485 dollars plus costs and interest. Sheriff will sell March 31 1924 at 10 am at the East Front Door of the Court House Sid ney to satisfy the lien on the SEY of Section 17 Township 12 Range 50 West.
Proceedings note an order of sale issued to Sheriff J. W. McDaniel after a 1923 decree in favor of North American National Life Insurance Co against Charles F. Harper and others. On March 1, 1924 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the Court House in Sidney the sheriff will sell for cash the north half of section 21, township 14 north, range 51 west to satisfy $1650 plus costs and accruing interest.
W M Maupin surveys a turbulent race with Charley Sloan gaining on Norris and Republicans potentially nominating Sloan for senator. Democrats explore options like Tritchcock Andrew Morrissey Morrissey and Jacob J. Thomas as possible picks, while Maupin hints he would back Hitchock or any strong alternative.
Petitions circulate for Charles Graff in the Democratic nominee race while Gov. Bryan faces a likely challenge. Edgard Howard of Tekamiah opposes organization efforts as the March 3 St. Patrick’s auditorium dance bids farewell to the season.
Community members visited at the Fisher and Nelson residences during the week. Couples and families from the area called on Mrs. Ib Bo Fisher and Mrs. Peter Nelson, with meals and Sunday gatherings noted. Several residents traveled to Potter for the Bonham hand concert, and Bill Prince announced a move to the TR Fisher farm, with good wishes from friends.
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