South Colton Community News Highlights
Mrs. Eisen reports numerous local visits and events in South Colton. Paul Booth injured last Wednesday in a horse accident. New Year gatherings at Demers and Englert homes with cards and meals. Residents frequent Sunol and Sidney for business and social calls. School opened with full staff after a ten day break. The store interior is being repainted and the American Legion plans a Whittlin’ play. Various visits, illnesses, and community activities populate the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Booth
John Demers
G. W. Barlow
Frank Pavlat
A. J. Englert
Joe Demers
Ruth
Naomi Fenske
Maxine McKibbon
Mons Johnson and Son
Leslie
Sunol
Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska 1931 Notice
By order of Judge McIntosh the sheriff will sell all of Section 28 Township 13 North Range 52 West in Cheyenne County Nebraska at public auction for cash on January 11 1932 at 10 A M at the east front door of the Sidney Courthouse to satisfy the judgment with interest and costs Dated December 10 1931 W W Schulz Sheriff Karl R Kratz attorney for the plaintiff Hink Building Sidney Nebraska 26-8-30-2-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McIntosh
Cheyenne County
Aska
Helen A. Swanson
Roscoe E. Madden
Township
North Range
Nebraska
Court House
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Karl R. Kratz
Plaintiff
Hink, Bldg
Sheriff’s sale in Sidney Nebraska on real estate
Sheriff W W Schulz will sell Lot 2, Block 25, Original Town of Sidney, Cheyenne County Nebraska, at public auction on January 12, 1932 at 10 a.m. at the county courthouse front door, for cash, in a judgment recovered by Lincoln Savings and Loan Association against James P. Reisdorff et al. The action was in the district court of Cheyenne County. Dated December 9, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McIntosh
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lincoln Savings and Loan Association
James P. Reisdorff
Sidney
Said
W.W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Paul L. Martin
State of Nebraska Estate Notice in Cheyenne County
Cstate No 804 of Joseph Kulik deceased estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska cites executor Rin on settlement administration and petition for heirs at law distribution. Hearing set before the county court January 11 1932 at 10 A M. Dated December 23 1931 Geal C V Sowards acting county judge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kulik
Cheyennne County
Nebraska
Geal
C. V. Sowards
Sunol News Brief by Mrs Bert Allington
Mrs Bert Allington reports a Sunol update noting a new conference arrival and local developments. Details are limited but indicate ongoing community events and civic interest in Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Allington
Thomas
Sunol
New
Local Social Notes From Lodge Pole Area
Mrs Lucas cared for Mrs Joffray during her absence. Alta Bahr returns home after working nearby. The Allingtons visited George Line, Mary Paviat and A Englert in Lodge Pole. H C Craig, Lodge Pole, visited Suno on Monday. A J Englert and son joined Firth Booth for New Year’s. Englert shipped a car of hogs Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Allington
A. Fenske
Susie Cronk
Pavlat
Demers
Ernest Seeger
Sunol
L. K. Omel
Joe Hornicek
Suniol
Lucas
Joffray
Alta Bahr
Lodge Pole
George Line
Mary Paviat
A. Englert
A. J. Englert
Potter Items By Mrs N S Miller
School opened Monday after the Christmas vacation with several new pupils enrolled. The American Legion auxiliary filled 12 baskets and distributed them at Christmas. The Boy Scouts provided toys for about 25 families. Lawrence Schwartz visits Denver for a few days. A B Danielson of Kimball is the new pump man and moved his family into the Carl Bartlett house near the M E church. Mr Clatterbuck, long time depot helper, has been replaced by Jack Satterfield of Kimball. The Johnson store began cash operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Lawrence Schwartz
Denver
A. B. ‘Danielson
Kimball
Carl Bartlett
M.E
Clatterbuck
Jack Satterfield
Johnson
Sextorp Ne News By Mrs Pete Nelson
The storm delayed the mail carrier on Wednesday and Thursday. C C Crowell, after an Omaha hospital operation, may move to his parents home for a few days this week. George Reetz bought a load of corn in Potter Saturday. Neil Dunlavy visited Dave town Friday morning. County Commissioner Ford Wickhorst shoveled to aid mail delivery on Saturday. Cubert Mangels returned home Sunday from Piger where he had been picking. Ee Sina Larson of Potter is senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Ruby Deaver
Kearney
Harvey
Bill George
H. J. Eisen
W. C. Fastenow
R. Thompson
Margaret
Messing
Harold Witters
H. E. Witters
M. E. Webster
Alfred
Leo Koester
H. J. Elsen
W. L. Needham
Billy
Sidney
Norma Jean Deaver
Raymond
Fred Wittig
J. F. Fastenow
Adair
Bertha Brauer
Joe Petre
Elmer George
Crook
H. E. Elsen
C. C. Crowell
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
George Reetz
Potter
Neil Dunlavy
Davetown
Torning
Ford Wickhorst
Cubert ‘ Mangels
Piger
Ee Sina Larson
Senate
Frank Mintken
Harms
George Worth
James Devier
John Harms
A. W. Jebe
Clarente Marek
Jebe’s
Carl Christensen
Fred Rathman
Lloyd Yowell
Clarence Melberg
Dalton
Reinhold Miller
Social rounds and birthday gathering report
A series of casual visits and family gatherings are noted. Mrs C C Crowell hosted a few days with Mrs Crowell and guests included Mrs Pete Nelson and son Robert and Miss Loretta Osborn. Several families shared Sunday meals and calls across Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crowell
Pete Nelson
Robert
Loretta Osborn
C. C
George Reetz
Lina Larson
Gaylord Reetz
Clayton Spencer
Harold Tennant
Sidney
H. G. Mangels
Eagle News Roundup of Local Visits and School Start
Elda Hume reports a busy period with Mrs Paul Ingwerson and children visiting Arnold, plus multiple callers including Dave Hume, Howard Neff, and Louis Borges. Local residents shopped in Lodge Pole, school resumed in district 57 after a week’s break, and several families shared visits and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ingwerson
Ruby Woods
Arnold
Leo Thompson
Dave Hume
Howard Neff
Bobby Hume
Lester Ingwerson
Louis Borges
John Gortemaker
Harry Reed
Sidney
Otto Rahe
Orval Hume
Garhart Thurow
Chappeh
Will Frerichs
Lodge Pole
Millard Queen
Charles and
Dr. Colman
Harry
Glen Harris
District 57
James Hume
Antelope By Vivian Bertholdshamer
Christmas vacation ended as the Antelope Divide community sent students back to school and workers resumed duties. Edith Haack Christie Bertramson and Harry Stein returned to Kimball Delbert Nelson to Sidney Lewellen Nelson to Kearney are listed among those traveling for schooling or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antelope Divide
Edith Haack
Christie Bertramson
Harry Stein
Kimball
Delbert Nelson
Sidney
Lewellen Nelson
Kearney
Social Roundup at Dewey Larson Home and Local Visits
A list of social visits and gatherings from the Dewey Larson household and surrounding families. Guests include Mrs. V A Nelson and family, C P Herboldsheimer family, James Willeford, Jack Richards, Frank Steinbrook, Clarence Evans, and Warren Nelson visiting from Tuesday to Saturday. New year dinners, sleigh party attendance, and various host homes are noted along with several flu illnesses and a large rabbit hunt ending with a banquet planned by Captain Rasmussen and his hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Larson
Denver
Jens Jensen
Jens Olsen
E. M. Nelson
Carl Larson
Mads Larson
Potter
C. P. Herboldsheimer
V. A. Nelson
Vivian
Hubert
Welsey Herboldsheimer
Mildred
Chauncey
Virgil Nelson
Christie
Rodney Pertramson
Lavonne Vesey
Donald Nelson
James Wileford
J. W. Bertramson
J. H. Madden
Howard Madden
Edson Madden
Roscoe Madden
Maurice Nelson
C. A. Glassburn
Mildred Nelson
George Whitney
Janice
Barbara
Captain Whitney
Rasmusseau
Whitney
Rasmussen
Wesley Herboldsheimer
James Willeford
Captain Rasmussen
Hunters Taste for Big Feast Captured in Report
Report notes hunters preparing for a large coordinated hunt with expectations of significant game. The piece highlights planning by participants and the anticipated abundance of meat. Local authorities caution on safety and legal hunting limits during the event.
Dalton Neighbors Weather Snow Drifts and School Return
East Dalton residents recount Christmas and New Year visits with the Groves Jobe Harms and Marek families. Snowbound travel forced a mile walk home while shoveling cleared roads to the highway. Schools reopen amid storm damage and line outages as locals resume daily routines and repairs continue.
Farm Loans and Insurance Notice
Western Securities Co offers farm loans on favorable terms at current rates. Delinquency loans available at 5 and 6 percent with reasonable commissions. Office and writ or sail 5 or Write or Sail 5 additional details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Securities Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sal
Massey-Harris
Hart
Osterloh
John Henzl
Huntsman
Neb
Leo E. Osborn
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Brill
Kratts Abstract Co
F. A. Barger
Golden P. Kratz
C. P. Chambers
Yedtntosh
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Sidney Hardware
H. M. Brown Electric Co
Burlington Depot
Money, Nebraska
Telegraph
Finke Creamery Co
Lorenzo
J. A. Hutton
Martin Osterich
Leo E. Osborn & Son
Illinois St
W. E. Adams
Sidney Hotel
A. A. Bauer
Firth Booth and Sons
B. C. Kucera
Michel
D. E. Dickinson
Lee Johnson
South Colton
George Messing
J. F. Fastenew
American Legion
Whittlin
Glen Erickson
Clarence Johnson
C. W. Johnson
Married Folks Bridge Club
N. S. Miller
Earl Thayer
Lee Hagemeister
Elsie Bier
LaSalle, Colo
Cheyenne
G. L. Rogers
Wahoo
Bruce Hagemeister
Emil Nelson
Potter Community Club
E. H. Seyfang
John Seyfang
Whitmire
John Bruner
California
Sheriff's Sale
N.s.miller
Mrs
Eagle News
Elda Hume
Antelope
Vivian Bertholdshamer
East Dalton
Ruth Jo Be
Arthur Larsen
Wilbur Clarence Marek
A. W. Jobe
Englert
Henry Yowell
Lloyd
Ray Clough
Em Marx
Central
Helen Stibor
Shelton
Lynn Cunnigham
Gurley
Lincoln
Charles Stacy
James Thompson
A. W. Jobs
Ed Mayer
Junior Yowell
Farm Loans and Insurance
C. W. Smith
Yeche Bldg
Mer.fadkey
New Doran Building
Servey Stores
Guy V. Doran
Piggly Wiggly
Campbell’s
Biloxi
Santa Clara
Bob Ross
Oranges
Rome
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