Cheyenne County Commissioners Elect Nelson Chairman for 1929
The January 8 1929 Cheyenne County Nebraska board session elected Joseph Nelson as chairman for the year. The meeting approved 1929 expenses including 60000 general indebtedness and 11000 for bridges, set salaries for county officers, and appointed officials and committees for county operations and relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Bert Allington
P. C. Collart
Joseph Nelson
J. W. Billiter
W. K. Hodgkin
Henry Pavlat
Court House Yard
Soldiers and Sailors
District Court
Farm Bureau
L. T. Johnson
Dalton
George Burke
Gurley
J. M. Nelson
Sidney
Cheyenne County Fair Board
A J. Ames
Potter
Guy E. Clark
Dan Heimer
L. O. Fundingsland
R. T. Kidney
Fred E. Stephens
Edw. J. Meyer
C. O. Bills
Wm. N. Tompsett
H. H. Hippen
Earl Easton
Sunol Social and Farming News
Sunol reports show residents visiting and traveling for business and family. Local shoppers include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson and Mrs. Emil Englert. cattle shipments by A Fenske Englert and Kuhl. teachers return from vacation. new school drinking fountains installed. county agent Willey and locals William Bergener and Gade visit Sunol.
Local Socials Note Weekend Visits and Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson of Nickerson Nebr visited W W Craig home Friday night. Mrs H R Glassburn traveled to Grand Island to a sanitarium Sunday night after three weeks of illness. Mr and Mrs Jerry Vacik were Sund callers Saturday. James Booth family recovering at home after influenza. Leona Lindley visited Mrs McDaniel in Sidney Saturday afternoon. Mrs J B Ruttner and Frances and Angela spent Thursday with Mrs Bert Allington and daughter Opal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Johnson
Sunol
A. Dodrill
Velma Glassburn
Howard McHatton
Chappell
Wm. Bergener
Sidney
J. W. Billeter
Dennis Wynne
Loyal Lindley
George Dickinson
L. D. Loreman
Lincoln
Colorado
A. Fenske
Omaha
A. J. Englert
Chicago
Hugo Kuhl
Denver
Leona Lindley
Lodge Pole
Opal Allington
W. Polendnicek
Emil Englert
Virginia
J. E. Hill
Tryon
H. R. Glassburn
French of
L. D. Willey
Wm. Gade and Son
Earl Johnson
Nickerson
Nebr
W. W Craig
Grand Island
Jerry Vacik
James Booth
McDaniel
J. B. Ruttner
Frances
Angela
Bert Allington
Opal
New State Capitol
Dan Rupert
Doris
Charles Yost
Jesse Yost
Rupert Home
Will Frerichs
Frerichs
Charles Smith
William Frerichs
Betty Jean
Herman
Vernon McManes
Maxine
Douglas
Vivian
Carl Thomas
J. H. Gell
Frank Klockner
August Gade
W. O. Johnson
Leola
McLean
Wood River
Polk County
T. G. Waddell
Alfred Jorgensen
Farmers Union
Mr. Waddell
Alfred
Maple Grove
Will Gade
Marjorie Lou
P. Z. Gentry
Leslie Johnson
Ted
West Sidney News Notes Obituaries and Socials
Mrs Anna Ling wall dies last Saturday morning. Mrs W E Chambers returns home after hospital care. Mrs Charles Peterson Utah and Mrs Roy Hull Brule visit Nel son family. Louis Scheer family and H P Thomas party at Scheer home Potter. Arthur Vogel helps at Hand farm south divide. Milan Glassburn visits Hull near Brule. Ted Huff family dine with Arvin Livingston. Mor felds host 72nd birthday. Arthur McMillen and Arvin Livingston ship hogs to Denver. Carl Olson does business at Hammond farm. Martha Hammond visits Chambers. Paul Bundy Bronson aids Livingston haul feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lingwall
W. E. Chambers
C. P. Chambers
Sidney
Charles Peterson
Utah
Roy Hull
Brule
E. M. Nelson
Louis Scheer
Joe Morefeld, Sr
Mr. Morfeld
Arthur McMillen
Arvin Livingston
Denver
Carl Olson
H. J. Hammond
Martha Hammond
Paul Bundy
Bronson
Center News Holiday Visites and Family Gatherings
Miss Clara Ewing spent Thursday night with Ethel Guill and Eloise Southard visited Ira Guill. J C Guill and family drove to Sund Friday to visit Mrs Guills brother Paul Draper and family. E L Weed Clyde Click and George Winkleman families visiting North Bend. Leonard Freeburg guests at Ed Zorn home Friday. Ed Guill returned from Council Bluffs with a horse shipment. Paul Weible family visited by Mrs Weibles brother Fred Kleughantz of Egbert Wyoming and nephew Kenneth of Pine Bluffs. Art Draper hosted New Years dinner. Albert Jorgenson and Sid ney family dined at J C Guill home. Gwendolyn home from Stevens college for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ewing
Ethel Guill
Eloise Southard
Ira Guill
J. C. Guill
Sund
Mrs. Guill
Paul Draper
E. L. Weed
Clyde Click
George Winkleman
North Bend
Leonard Freeburg
Ed Zorn
Ed Guill
Council Bluffs
Paul Weible
Albert Jorgenson
Sidney
Gwendolyn
Stevens College
New Year Social Round in Grand Prairie Neighborhood
Grand Prairie residents hosted and visited during New Year celebrations. Families including Gade, Gentry, Jorgensen, Welton, Johnson, Rexroth, Hart, and Irwin shared meals, visits, and local events. A note ends with Blair offering wholesale lighting energy for the new Missouri river bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Missouri River
Coal price list notes furnace coal at 12.50 per ton
Cheyenne County Lumber Co advertises furnace coal as an excellent grade and lists a price of 12.50 per ton for Silver Canyon Coal. The brief item presents a pricing detail and supplier attribution in a compact trade notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Canyon
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
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Farmers Union Organization
P. C. Colalrt
David Huff
Court House
R. E. Roche
Pp. C. Collart
Coats
J.B. Byars Co
West Sidney
Center News
Dad
American Bank
Grand Prairie
Ralph Gentry
J C Jorgensen
James Irwin
Charles Welton
Erma
Ralph and
Mae
Martin Christensen
Albert Johnson
Leroy
L. A. Pearson
Ray Rexroth
Alva Hart
Mons Johnson
W W Craig
George Hinrichs
Weyerts
Ethel
Dorothy Irwin
West
T. G Waddell
J. C Jorgensen
J. C. Jorgensen
Nels Johnson
Wilson
Henry Johnson
Albert Frerichs
Sam Irwin
Fred Irwin
Ethel Irwin
Fr. Smith
Charles
Gustav Kragel
John Olson
Russell Galatian
E. Planck
Ben and
Forrest
Fred
Willard
Henry
Earl
Elmer
Jorgensen
Mary Walsh
Ray Tremain
Ernest Wickard
Eppenbach
J H Gel
Sas
Kratz Abstract Co
Earl R. Kratz
Pres
Sidney Nebr
Fisher
Buick
Hahler
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