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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
2
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Sheriff Frank Kinging announces the sale of real estate to satisfy a judgment against Emma H Flotnmnes and spouse. The property is in section 29 township 13 north range 46 west, and will be offered for cash to the highest bidder February 17 at 10 o clock in front of Sidney courthouse. Public attendance encouraged.
Sheriff Branis Ul King announces a tax foreclosure sale of the southwest quarter of section 29 in township 17 north range 47 west. The property, linked to defendants including Home Saving and Trust Company, is offered at public auction for cash on February 7, 1902, at Grant County Court House, Shiney, at 4 PM.
By order of sale the Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs a sale to satisfy a judgment for 40 dollars and 29 cents plus costs in the case of County of Cheyenne versus M Valentine and unknown spouse. The real estate area is the southwest quarter of section 28 township 16 north range 60 west. The sale will occur February 1, 1902 at 3 PM in front of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse. Frank R. King sheriff of Cheyenne County presides.
Frank Ho King sheriff announces a court ordered sale of defendant Robert McAllister and unknown spouse property in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The real estate is the north half of the northeast quarter section 11 township 12 range 12 west, to satisfy a judgment of $215.51 and costs. The sale is February 9 1902 at 2 oclock at the county courthouse in Sidney.
Shuerifi s salic in virtue of an order of sale directed to Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy a judgment of 965.65 plus costs. The property is Southeast quarter section 28 township 16 north range 50 west, to be sold at public auction at 2:00 AM on February 12 at the Sidney county courthouse. Frank P. Feuring sheriff of the county.
A sheriff sale is ordered under a Cheyenne County Nebraska judgment dated November 15 1901 and November 18 1901 in favor of Cheyenne County as plaintiff against various defendants including Oo Lee Jennie Co Lee and Mary Kent for amounts 128.47 dollars and 37.47 dollars plus costs. Real estate in township fourteen north range fifty one west is to be sold at public auction for cash on a weekday in February 1902 in Sidney Nebraska. The sale will occur at the courthouse steps at 11 o clock AM with the sheriff’s sale conducted by Frank E Kung Sheriff.
Frank J r King Sheriff of said county will offer at public sale for cash the northeast quarter of section thirty two, township thirteen, range forty six west of the sixth principal meridian in Nebraska to satisfy a judgment. The sale is February 1 1902 at 3 o clock PM in front of the courthouse at Sidney Nebraska. Attendance is required.
An order of sale on November 18, 101 diverts judgment in favor of Cheyenne County Nebraska against Wmith Powell and Powell for 3641 dollars and costs. Public sale of the northwest quarter of section one township twelve range six to satisfy the judgment will occur February 1, 192 in front of the courthouse in Stites Nebraska at 2 oclock p.m. Auction conducted by Sheriff Frank Iskin.
An order of sale issued by the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs the sheriff to advertise and sell the northeast quarter of section ten in township two north, range one west, to satisfy a judgment for WestCy-Raine against N Hawes and unknown defendants. Sale to be held February 7, 1902, at the courthouse at 1 o clock in the afternoon. Frank ElKing, Sheriff, is identified.
Judgment against Hus Nash and unknown husband for 77 dollars 26 cents plus costs. Real estate in the North half and South half of section 17 in township 12 north range 48 west to be sold at public auction on February 8 1902 at the courthouse building for cash to satisfy the judgment. Frank H King sheriff of Cheyenne County notes date November 4 1901.
By order of sale dated November 19 1901 Sheriff Frank H King lists real estate of John Co Pritz and Helen Wolritz as security for a 35.84 dollar judgment in favor of Cheyenne County Nebraska. Property is the southwest quarter of section one township eight north range forty eight west. Sale for cash February 32 1902 at 9 oclock PM at courthouse building where court was last held.
Judgment secured November 1901 by Plaintiff against George Is McDermod and wife McDermod in district court of Cheyenne County Nebraska for 855.96 plus costs. Real estate levied as property of defendants to satisfy the judgment, Southwest quarter section 26 township 20 north range 50 west sixth principal meridian. Sale to be held February 1 1902 in front of the court building at 1 o'clock p m. Frank Young sheriff.
Clerk’s record shows a judgment in favor of Cheyenne County Nebraska against Katherine Blodgett and her husband for $23.79 plus costs. Real estate levy is listed Sec. 23 Twp 13 N Range 52 W to satisfy the judgment. Sale to occur at the Sidney court house on February 19 1902 at 11 AM. Frank H. King, December 1901.
By order of judge Iluon ll M. Grmes a judgment against W J Hamiston and unknown wife in Cheyenne County Nebraska for 16.44 and costs 18.38 will be satisfied by selling the northwest quarter of section 3 township 2 north range 50 west at public auction February 7 1902 in front of the Stoney courthouse at 2 PM. Sheriff WL Frank Wing notes the sale date and location.
Judgment obtained November 1901 in Cheyenne County Nebraska in favor of Cheyenne County against R C Hazlett and unknowns for 83 18 plus costs 18 83. Real estate described as North half section 19 township 13 range 49 west of the sixth principal meridian. Sale set at courthouse steps Sidames Nebraska February 14 1914 page date. Sheriff Frank Ogw ing.
Judgment obtained against Wm Middendorf and unspecified wife for 319.40 plus costs 18.23, levied on the southwest quarter of section 20, township 13, range 52, in Sidney Nebraska. Court session held December 1901 with Frank Kling presiding.
By order of the Cheyenne County Court judge Frank I. King sheriff advertises sale of real estate to satisfy an $82.92 judgment plus $18.33 costs. Property includes half southwest quarter and lots 3 and 4 in section 19 township 21 north range 34, in Sidney Nebraska. Sale February 3 at 10 a.m. courthouse steps.
Frank H King issues a sale notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska listing a judgment against Pheriveys Sale and others for 41.06 dollars with costs, levying on the southwest quarter of section 26 township 16 range 53 west for satisfaction of the judgment, dated December 28 1901.
By order of gale a 1901 judgment in favor of a plaintiff against George B Haynes Mitza Haynes and First National Bank of Seward Nebraska was entered for 37.97 with 19.98 costs and accruing costs. The sheriff levied on the south half of section 4 township 12 range 53 west of the 6th principal meridian as the defendants real estate. The seizure occurred at 2 PM on watch day in the building where the last term of court was held. Dated December 26 19__. Frank S King Sheriff of Suld County.
An order of sale based on a 1901 judgment by Judge Grimes favors Cheyenne County Nebraska and co defendants William H Simms Nettie Simms John Rutledge and Rutledge wife unknown. The award totals 27.81 with 18.33 costs, involving seizure of the northwest quarter of section 26 in township 3. The text notes a real estate levy tied to the action.
Seventeen (Tp 17) north of range 50 west of the sixth meridian in Nebraska. The property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on the 7th day of February, A.D. 1902, in front of the courthouse in Shiney, Nebraska. Dated December 5th, 1901. Frank H King, Clerk of the County.
By order of sale from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff against J L Markwell and others, the sheriff will sell cash on February 13, 1902, at 11 AM in the building of the last court term, the NW quarter of Sec 14, Twp 15 N, Rge 52 W, to satisfy a debt of 28.29 plus costs. Frank King, Sheriff.
Judgment before Hon H M Grimes on November 11 1901 in favor of plaintiff against John R Pierce and Jimmie J Pierce his wife and J W Tulleys trustee for 53.57 dollars and 18.33 costs. Real estate Northwest quarter section 20 township 13 north range 46 west of the sixth principal meridian Nebraska taken to satisfy the judgment. Sale dated February 13 1902 in front of court at 10 oclock A M. Sheriff Frank King of said county.
A lien sale is set to satisfy a 74.27 dollar judgment plus costs in an 1901 Nebraska case. Real estate to be sold at Southeast quarter of section 12, township 16, range 48, on February 16, 1902, at 8 PM, in the building where the last term of court was held. Auction to be cash in hand.
By order of the Cheyenne County Nebraska court a judgment dated November 15 1901 in favor of the plaintiff against Lucey Hulst and Hulst husband amounts to 254 81 with costs. The debtor’s real estate described as section 13 township 15 range 50 lies in Nebraska west of the Palomeridian. The property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the county court house in Sidney on February 28 1902 at 1 o clock PM. Attendance will be allowed by Frank Wing dated December 24 1901.
Judgment obtained in 1901 in the 13th Judicial District in favor of the plaintiff against James A Cratty and Cratty his wife for 34.41 and costs. A levy on the northeast quarter of section 14 township 16 north range 47 west at the sixth principal meridian Nebraska is advertised for February 12, 1902 at 1 o clock PM in the court building. Dated December 26 1911 by Frank F King clerk of said county.
Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska places the August 1901 judgment against William H Hardman and unknown wife for 804.54 plus costs. Sheriff Frank E King will sell the Southwest quarter of Section 15, Township 13 North Range 47 West in Sidney Nebraska on February 14 1904 at 1 PM in front of the courthouse.
By virtue of an order of sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska the County sues Lottie Gray and unknown husband for 82.82 and costs. A levy was made on the southeast quarter section 8 township 14 range 46 west of the Sixth Principal Meridian Nebraska. The sale will occur February 9, 192 at a specified front location. Frank H King.
A sale of real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska under a court order issued November 18 1914 to satisfy a judgment for Cheyenne County against DeWitt Huntington and wife. The property is the southeast quarter section 27 township 17 range 52 west of the sixth principal meridian. Sale held February 1902 at 10 oclock AM with Francis T King as clerk.
A judgment obtained November 1 1801 in Cheyenne County Nebraska against Benjamin F Stark and a unnamed wife for 42 72 dollars plus costs. A levy on the northwest quarter section 33 township 18 range 44 was executed February 1 1901 at the Sidney courthouse to satisfy the judgment. The notice dates December 2 1901 and is signed by Frank Foping as clerk.
A recorded judgment in Cheyenne County Nebraska dated November 11, 1964 favors Counts of Cheyenne against Jo M Stilson and unknown defendants for 326.22 plus 71.83 costs. A real estate lien is described as the NE quarter of section cone town 14 north range 51 west of the Sixth P.M. The sale occurs February 10, 1902 at 1 o clock in the afternoon before FRANK H. KING, with attendance granted.
The Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska on November 1 1991 ordered judgment for the County of Cheyenne against Robert Brown and his wife for forty seven dollars ninety five cents plus costs and accruing costs. The sheriff will levy on the southeast quarter section 27 township 16 range 49 west and advertise the sale in front of the building where the last term was held. Dated December 8 1900. Frank Heising Sheriff of Cheyenne County.
By order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court under a 1901 judgment for 44.20 plus costs, the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter in township 20 north range 51 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska, will be sold at public auction. Corvallis? Corvash in hand, February 8, 1902, in front of the Sydney Nebraska courthouse at 9 a.m. Sheriff Frank H. King will conduct the sale with due attendance.
Grimes, judge of the 13th Judicial, announces a judgment dated November 18, 1901, in favor of the plaintiff against Serman 3S. Smith and Smith, his wife. Amounts include eighty four dollars and ninety six cents and costs taxed at 1233. The sale follows a sheriff's sale process as ordered.
On February 8, 1902 in Sidney Nebraska at the county courthouse the sale of property located in township sixteen north range fifty one west of the sixth meridian was held at 1 o clock P M. The notice dated December 26 1901 names Frank H King sheriff of the county.
Court orders the sale of the Southeast quarter of section 14 township 12 north range 49 west at 10 o clock A M February 12 1902 in Sidney Nebraska to satisfy a judgment against Samuel J Bridge and his wife for 868 12 plus costs. The property is offered to the highest bidder for cash in front of the Sidney courthouse the building where the last term of court was held. Signed Frank Linkking December 33th 190L.
By order of sale issued in Cheyenne County Nebraska the Northwest quarter of section 26 township 15 range 50 west of the sixth principal meridian will be sold at public auction February 2, 1902 in front of the Sidney courthouse at 11 o’clock. Wages and costs totaling 1848.97 plus 18.33 tax accrue to satisfy the judgment in favor of Cheyenne County against James E B Woodman and Woodman’s wife. Dated December 26, 1901. FRANK H. KING Sheriff of Cheyenne County.
A district court judgment against Helen P. Kuhn for $117.78 plus $18.33 costs leads to a real estate levy. The southwest quarter of section 15, township 20, range 51 west, will be sold at public auction on the first Sunday of February 1962 at 10:00 AM in the courthouse.
Ainslee's Magazine describes Newfoundland as an honest, crime free land where doors are left unlocked and property left exposed on the fish flakes. A man from Birchy Bay attempts to excuse theft by clever reasoning while another neighbor warns that such thinking invites theft and would reveal the thief.
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