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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
6
Bunker Hill notes a son born Wednesday January 14 to Mr and Mrs Charles Hill named Lester Raymond. Mrs Meyers returns from Alliance with a new son, plans to return in two weeks. Social visits, travel and daily weather reports fill the week along with multiple family dinners and Sunday gatherings.
Irving praises Bryant's writings for transporting readers to primal forests shores and wild streams. The prose evokes extreme climates and dramatic landscapes, with vivid imagery of promontories rising over oceans of foliage and nature's fierce vicissitudes.
The aid de camp is an officer attached to a general's staff aiding him as acting assistant adjutant general. He attends the general, serves as private secretary, and may be assigned to special military duties. During the Civil War the aides carried orders and performed varied useful tasks.
To remove the last drops pour cold water. Dry the rim, hold the bottle upside down under running water, then dry the outside for about half a minute. Examine the inside. it should be perfectly dry.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court orders Henry H Millard Nancy B Bel den Maude B Benton Orpha A Noble Charlie R Millard Guy Millard Kate J Ayie and all interested parties to appear February 15 1920 at 10 AM for final settlement of administrator Alvey S Ayle estate account filed January 21 1920. Notice published in The Telegraph for three weeks prior. County Judge C B Chambers signs the order.
Estimate of expenses based on assessed valuation of five million dollars outlines costs for County Justice and District Court, poor relief, medical care, official salaries, school exhibits, eighth grade funds, clerk hire, furnishings, printing, supplies, fuel, road and bridge work, Old Soldier relief, and a County Agent. It lists salaries for officers including Sheriff at 100 dollars monthly plus 25 dollars monthly tailor fees and County Superintendent at 1,700 dollars annually.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court orders all interested parties including Frank D. Gould and heirs to appear for a final settlement and decree on the estate of Wilhelmina Gould filed January 15, 1920. The petition seeks final accounting and distribution from the Gould estate.
On the eighth day of February a petition requests the court grant relief. The petitioner must show cause at 10 o’clock a.m. why the prayer should not be granted. Notice of pendency and hearing to interested parties must be published in the Telegraph a weekly newspaper in the county for three weeks prior to the hearing. Dated January 18, 1920. (Seal)
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