SEXTORP REPORTS SOCIAL GATHERINGS AND EVENTS
Andy Brett dined with Pete Nelson on Monday. Miss Lillian Minor spent Friday to Sunday at Henry Moench home. Farmers Union met at Pete Nelson's Friday with about thirty five attendees. A cafeteria dinner followed the business meeting. Next meeting at Chas Fisher home. Dad Aldridge visited C. Crowell’s Sunday. Mrs George Dowarack celebrated her birthday with friends Friday evening. cards and visiting followed by a midnight lunch. Mrs Joe Kubis is ill under Dr Roache care. Elvin Johnson called at Pete Nelson's Monday. H B Fisher visited Potter Monday afternoon. Cr H McKee and Frank Prohaska bought cattle Wednesday. J E Morrow called at Pete Nelson's Wednesday morning. en route to B R Gibbon's south of Potter for the day. Oscar Moench and Roy Nelson received a surprise party Saturday at Moench home for their birthdays. about 25 youths attended with games and lunch. Harold Davis, Pete and Roy Nelson helped Chris Crowell finish picking corn. Chas Fisher and family shopped in Sidney Saturday. Home Economic class hosted board of education with dinner Thursday. Sea Revel party at school auditorium Wednesday. games and lunch served. Junior class planning a play for early next year. Basketball teams to play Dalton Friday night in home gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Brett
Pete Nelson
Lillian Minor
Henry Moench
Farmers’ Union
Chas. Fisher
Dad Aldridge
C. .Crowell’s
George Dowarack
Dowarack
Joe Kubis
Dr. Roache
Sidney
Elvin Johnson
H. B. Fisher
Potter
Cr. H. McKee
Frank Prohaska
J. E. Morrow
B. R. Gibbon
Oscar Moench
Roy Nelson
Moench
M.'s. Moench
Nelson
Roy
Oscar
Harold Davis
Pete
Chris Crowell
Board of Education
Dalton
Local social notes from North Divide area
R R Owens butchered beef and hog Tuesday. J A Choan shopped in Sidney and Mr and Mrs Wm Sparks motored to Broadwater to visit a brother. A Choan family party drew a large crowd. Harvey Bell welcomed a seven pound baby girl born January 6. mother and baby fine. Andersons motor to Sidney Friday. Hubert Owens visited the Jones boys Thursday. Geo Rippe and Jeffry guests at Sidney dinners. Mrs Ed Schmuelle of Dix cared for daughter and baby. Chester Owens back home from hospital Wednesday and improving. Sidney visitors included multiple families. Chas Lesemian guests at Borcher home. Geo Rippe visited John Jones Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Owens
J. A. Choan
Sidney
Wm. Sparks
Broadwater
Sparks
Edwin
Harvey Bell
A. K. Anderson
Hubert Owens
Jones Boys
George Rippe
Jeffry
Ed Schmuelle
Dix
Chester Owens
Chas
Lesemian
And
Borcher
Geo. Rippe
John Jones
Dalton Teams Split Narrowly in Friday Basketball Night
The Dalton girls and Gurley Boys each won on Friday. The girls defeated Dalton sextette 41 to 4, holding them to a low first half score. The Gurley Boys beat Dalton 21 to 18, trailing 2 points at the break before a stronger second half changed the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Ame
Gurley
Potter News Briefs Include Obituaries and Local Sports
Funeral services for Mrs Julius Cavalli aged 79 were held from M E church with Rev G B Bing officiating. Ars Cavalli an early settler leaves grown children. Mrs Wm McIntosh had minor operation at Kimball hospital. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Evan Stines on January 7. John Pavlot learns of his sister's death in Oklahoma. he left for funeral. A motorcycle sidecar crash west of town injures rider treated at Dr Ames. Mrs Harley Uite attends funeral of classmate Mrs Dean Hagemeister. Myrtle Gunderson returns to Ferrin Utah. her father died. N S Miller away on state business. Potter High ties Kimball in basketball. Kimball wins in overtime 16-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Cavalli
M. E
G. B. Bing
Ars. Cavalli
John Pavlot
Oklahoma
Pavlat
Signal Gang
Potter
Brule
Nebr
Ames
Harley Uite
Bushnell
Dean Hagemeister
Myrtle Gunderson
Ferrin
Utah
N. S. Miller
Sunny Side News Brims With Social Calls and Local Events
Sidney residents Mr and Mrs Harold Linde hosted visitors Tuesday while Otto Olson left for Rock Island for studies. Art Rathbun shelled corn for multiple families last week. The Helping Hand club met at Mrs Joel Wickard’s with a full attendance and lunch. A schoolhouse literary Friday drew a large crowd with contests praised. next meeting January 21. Several locals visited friends and relatives around Sidney, including E A Johnson family and the Thurows. Key errands included mink visits, birthday meals, and shelling corn for neighbors, with multiple local calls recorded Sunday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Olson
Rock Island
Art Rathbun
Harold Linde
Oscar Olson
Hernbloom
Joel Wickard
Plate gines for windshields at Habler Garage
Plate gines for windshields and sedan Geers metalled at Habler Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habler Garage
Trans Atlantic telephone link eyed for New York London
Trans Atlantic telephone service between New York and London may start on a commercial basis next month. Arrangements between American Telephone and Telegraph and the British system are advanced. Tests show limited hours daily due to atmospheric interference with service from 8 30 a m to 1 p m New York time and 1 30 to 6 p m London time. The three minute call may cost seventy five dollars with twenty five dollars per extra minute or fraction and a ten dollar report charge if the designated party cannot be reached. Calls may be limited to twelve minutes when lines are busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
P. C. Cunningham
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Vgtem
British Telephone
Atlantic
Cunningham
Rugby
Houston
Maine
University of Michigan Way
Antelope Divide Sunday Socials Mention Local Callers
Sunday morning callers included Jens Jensen at Philip Nelson and Carl Larson with James Johnson and James Elliford at C P Herboldsheimer. Others visited, motored to Sterling, or dined, noting several families and neighbors in social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Jensen
Philip Nelson
Carl Larson
James Johnson
James Elliford
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Dewey Larson
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Michael Wels Deceased
In the County Court of Ghey Enne County Nebraska creditors heirs and interested persons are notified that Conrad Wels filed a petition alleging Michael Weis died in testate on July 18 1920 in Marshall County Illinois owning an undivided one fifth of the west half of section 25 township 16 north range 47 west of the 6th I M Cheyenne County Nebraska. Heirs named are Alex Weis Conrad Weis Ida Noll and Emma Weis. No Nebraska administration filed. The real estate descended to the heirs and there are no debts. The petition will be heard February 5 1927 at 11 a m in the County Court room. Dated January 3 1927. Elmer Karl County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheyenne County
Nebraska
Michael Wels
Conrad Wels
Michael Weis
Marshall County
Ilinois
I. M
Cheyenne County
Alex Weis
Conrad Weis
Ida Noll
Emma Weis
Elmer Karl
Enne County
Edmund Weis
Illinois
Johanna Wels
Alex Wels
Emma Hintz
Petition in estate matter over Edmund Weis deceased
Conrad Weis files petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska to probate Edmund Weis estate. Heirs named include Alex Wels Conrad Weis Ida Noll Emma Hintz and Michael Weis. Real property is undivided one sixth of west half of section 25 township 10 north range 47 west. No Nebraska administrator appointed, heirs inherit by descent, debts none. Hearing set for 10 30 a m dated January 3 1927. (SEAL) 2 Elmer Kahl
High Grade Piano For Sale in Denver by Mail
Interested buyers can purchase a fine high grade piano in Sidney on favorable terms with a significant price reduction. The Denver Music Company at 1536 40 Stout St Denver Colo requests particulars with immediate response. Est 43 years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
R. R
St. Add
Denver Music Company
Stout St
Denver
Colo
For Sale County Maps and Legal Blanks Descriptions
The Telegraph advertises sale of county maps and legal blanks of all descriptions. Listings suggest a local dealer offering varied document forms and mapping materials for official or archival use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Chamber of Commerce Officers Named in Local Notice
M. A. Shipman serves as President with Tom Poole as Vice President and Henry Pavlat as Secretary. Marius Christensen is Treasurer, directing alongside A. K. Greenlee Carl Ledbetter M. W. Osborn P. W. Barker Wm. Winders and Jess Goodale on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Shipman
Tom Poole
Henry Pavlat
Marius Christensen
A. K. Greenlee
Carl Ledbetter
M. W. Osborn
P. W. Barker
Wm. Winders, Jess Goodale
Post of American Legion Officers Listed
P C Cunningham serves as Commander with Al Greenlee as 1st Vice Commander Carl Hutchison as 2nd Vice Commander Claude Golding as Adjutant Chas l L Marsh as Finance Officer Ed Runge as Sergeant at Arms Dean J J Crawford as Service Secretary Hugh Slawson as Liaison Officer Nick Wilhalmy as Relief Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Cunningham
al Greenlee
Carl Hutchison
Claude Golding
Chas. l L. Marsh
Ed Runge
Dean J. J. Crawford
Hugh Slawson
Nick Wilhalmy
Sidney Country Club Officers
A list of Sidney Country Club officers led by President A K Greenlee and Vice President D R Thomas. Secretary is BH Kratz with committee and board members including Dr R E Roche J A Bentley Paul L Martin A J Jorgenson M W Dimery A E Phelps J L McIntosh and R R P Kepler R Oberfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Greenlee
D. R. Thomas
BH. R. Kratz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sextorp Report
North Divide News
Charles Tessman
Lai
Potter News
Potter High
Kimball
E.A . Johnson
Mr. Sutton
Erma
Albert Wiegers
Walter Hernbloom
Olson
Hazel
Lawrence Tinde
E. A. Johnson
Rathbun
Thurow
W. QO. Johnson
H. Linde
Fred Holtman
Walter Wasaum
Mrs. Kahiman
Mrs. Fletcher
Will Thurow
Emil Johnson
Walter Wansum
Ike Sutton
U.S
Rodney Bertramson
Chauncey ‘Nelson
Hubert ‘Herboldabelizier
Mre
Hare
Philip’ Nelson
Lory Edwarts
Edgar Hite
Guy Hite
Chey
Tate
Elmer Kahl
Castile
Gehrig- Wright
West Third Street
Burlington &. R
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
East
Chamber OF Commerce Officers
American Legion
Sidney Country Club Officers
Dre
Frank A.barger
Stowltte
Harry L.mantor
Ando
Osborn Bldg
R. E. Roche, M. D
Roche
Res
J.B. Taylor, M. D
Larson
G. H. Thompson
Stowiltts Building
Ico
MIU
Joseph Oberfelder
United States Sea
COUN
Chas. H. Gardner County
Co. W. Hornaday
Sidney, Nebraska
Ird
Sidney’s
A. R. Lesueur
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