Real estate warranty deeds filed across Sidney and Dalton
A sequence of warranty deeds records transfers by J H Durst to Ignatz Meick for NE% 8 13 48 at 2080 dollars, Frank Mueller to Ray Wills for NW 44 21 15 52 at 8000, George Thornburg to Wn M Goding for NE% 20 14 52 at 2000, and multiple other transfers including Seyfang to Babcock, Braham to Harper, Radcliffe and Tewell to Harper, Oberg to Harper, Sage to Barlow, Barlow to Bentley Land Co, Harper to Armstrong, Wendt to Schuster, Brady to Ramsey, Loder to McIntosh, Lind to Hade, Worden to Mahr, Olander to Troelstrup, Union Pacific to Struble, Dickson to Swenson, Wood to Rabe, Johnson to Johnson, Kimmell to Bowser, and Carow to Baker, with various lot descriptions and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Durst
Ignatz Meick
Frank Mueller
Ray Wills
George A. Thornburg
Wn. M. Goding
John Seyfang
R. A. Babcock
Seyfang
Potter
Nebraska
W. J. Braham
C. E. Harper
Callahan
Sidney
Nebr
Co. S. Radcliffe
J. L. Tewell
Charles Harper
August Oberg
Clarkson
Neb
Madison Sage
Robert A. Barlow
Bentley Land Co
John W. Harper
Harry K. Armstrong
Antje Wendt
Maria
James F. Worden
Jacob Mahr
Morrow
Harry Olander
George H. Dickson
Joseph M. Swenson
William R Wood
George N. Rabe
Edd C. Johnson
Elvin M. Johnson
Jennie Kimmell
Edward Bowser
Sec
A. H. Carow
Carl Baker
Dalton
Local Social Notes From Lorenzo and Nearby
Local residents share visiting reports and daily activities. The Dunhams host and Mr Kremer’s family gathers for meals. Wheat hauling by H E Jacobsen and Mr Thompson links to road conditions to Sidney. Frank Meir and wife celebrate a wedding reception at a brother’s home with about fifty guests and May Boggs of Sidney as a guest. Joe Kremer’s friends mark his seventeenth birthday with a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Dunham and Son
Kremer
H. E. Jacobsen
Lorenzo
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Dunham
Mr. Kremer
Sidney
Joseph Kremer
Mrs.Dunham
Bud Mason
Peetz
Frank Meir
Meir
May Boggs
Joe Kremers
District 135 Weather Disrupts School and Local Travel
The district reports three days of bad weather leading to a half day of school. Bessie Billeter was absent Monday. Arthur Oldenburg drove from Crook Colorado to Joseph Oliverius place to care for stock before returning from an eastern trip. L Bauer shipped a carload of hogs with nearby farmers hauling hogs together. Mr and Mrs Guy Gilbert agreed to Sidney Saturday. Mrs Gertrude Rexroth left for home on the North Divide. John Billeter went to South Dakota for a few days. Miss Henrietta Oliverius, employed by Mrs J Fraass, visited at her home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Oldenburg
Crook
Colorado
Joseph Oliverius
Jos. J. Oliverius
Mr. Oldenburg
Gertrude Rexroth
North Divide
John Billeter
South Dakota
District 78 residents travel and outings noted
Miss Annie, Joe and Carl Zimmerman returned Sunday from eastern parts of the state while Ed came back earlier due to a questionnaire. Al Bauer shipped a carload of hogs to Denver on Monday. Emanuel Brauer called at Al Bauer's Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bauer, their son Welby, and Miss James attended Sunday night movies in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Joe
Carl Zimmerman
al Bauer
Denver
Emanuel Brauer
al, Bauer
A. A. Bauer
Son Welby
James
Sidney
Robbery at Camp Funston Army Bank By Uniformed Captain
Three civilians killed and two wounded at the National Reserve Bank in Camp Funston as a man in a captain’s army uniform robbed the bank. Vice President C F Winters of Kansas City was gravely wounded, and police were alerted to watch trains for the suspect, Major General Ballou asking for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Funston
Rap
Army
United Sates Army
Elvilians
C. F. Winters
National Reserve Bank of Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Army Bank
Ballou
Funston
Wilson opposes munitions department plan in Washington
President Wilson told visitors at the White House he favors no new cabinet post for a munitions department. He relies on Secretary Baker and believes war and navy departments can manage munitions supply. Rep Borland and five military committee members discussed the bill with him after Baker’s senate hearing. Baker to testify again before the senate inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Military Committee
Wilson
House
White House
Baker
War and Navy Departments
Borland
Senate
Viennese Riot Over Serbian Pigs At Market
A Vienna New Year event saw over 20,000 people gather in freezing conditions to buy 500 Serbian pigs at 75 cents above base price. The crowd breached police lines, invaded the market, and wounded several as they protested municipal and imperial authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vienna
Switzerland
Ukrainians Beat the Reds in Tchernigov Region
A Reuters dispatch reports Ukrainian troops occupied Richmatch in Tchernigov after seven hours of fighting with Bolshevik detachments seizing stations at Debaltavo Kharkov Inovska and Semenov. Fighting near Rachmatch caused severe casualties with reports from Petrograd dated January 12 and 14 in seven hours of combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Petrograd
Richmatch
Tchernigov
Debaltavo
Kharkov
Inovska
Semenov
Rachmatch
Tchernigow
German Raider Active in Pacific Unconfirmed Report
An unconfirmed Nagasaki report says a second German raider roams the Pacific. An officer from a Dutch merchant ship says the Japanese vessel Hitachi Haru, missing three months, was captured between Colombo and Delago Bay and converted into an auxiliary cruiser by Germans. Details of how the seizure occurred are not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Pacific
Nagasaki
Colombo
Delago Bay
Water conservation in Lodgepole Valley irrigation report
A U S Geological Survey report by O E Meinzer details natural underground reservoirs in Lodgepole Valley Nebraska and Wyoming. It notes irrigation potential, pumping benefits, existing strong wells like Sidney’s, costs of pumping in 1914, and the feasibility of expanding irrigated areas without greatly reducing stream flow. Water Supply Paper 425-B available free from the U S Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole Valley
Nebraska
Wyoming
O. E. Meinzer
U. S. Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Lodge Pole Creek
Sidney
Geological Survey
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Valley
H. C. Diesen
Division of Irrigation Investigation Department of Agriculture
United States Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Local notes from Herdon and Potter region
Herdon residents report bitter cold with 26 degrees below zero last week while visitors frequent Potter including Nels Nelson and family. A public sale is planned January 16 as Mueller Bros. helper Stanley Davis returns home to assist his mother. A big dance at Herdon schoolhouse followed by crops hauled to Potter. Denver Stock Show special round trip at 7.18 includes war tax with January 20 to 22 sales. Presbyterian Circle meets January 25 at Mrs. Saxon’s. John Null buys tire shop in North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gilliam
Misa Blance Kulp
Nels Nelson
Palmer Thurston
J. S
Ben Wagner
James Mitchell
Potter
Herdon School
John Walsh
Sidney
Denver
Presbyterian Circle
Saxon
Sidney Gazette Local Notes and Social Notices
Mrs Isaac Jones has been in the past week. Dr J Osborn returned Sunday from a trip to Lincoln for the State Union meeting. County Union members attended the Sidney meeting on Monday. The new home of J A Sparks narrowly escaped a fire caused by faulty furnace pipes last Saturday with little damage. The North Sidney local gave a farewell surprise party to Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Jones
J. Osborn
Lincoln
State Union
County Union
Sidney
J. A. Sparks
North Sidney
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Ohio Firm Promise Payment
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notarized December 6 by A. Gleason. Company advertises testimonials and nationwide druggist sales at 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W.gleason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bessie Billeter
L. Bauer
Guy Gilbert
Henrietta Oliverius
J. Fraass
Harry Zick
Optometrist
Carl Hanks
al Bauer’s
First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Fenske Bros
the Home of Quality
Sunol, Nebraska
Balleu
Viennese
REDS
Rachmathh
Chas. Boggs
Harold Spiker
Hattie Braasch
W. Hornby
John Null
North Platte
Huntsman
Big Horn Basin
Sam
Burlington
Wyo
Ss. B. Te Imigrates Agent
Farnum Street
Caehk, Neb
M. A. Shipman
Mazola
Corn - Products Refining Company
Battery Place
New York
Dee
Omaha, Nebraska
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