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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
14
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Mr and Mrs Smith and their son Chas along with the Weavers the Will Sharmans and their sons were entertained at John Olsons Sunday visit. Mr and Mrs Albert Frerichs and continued the social gathering with further introductions and conversation.
Family business dealings in Sidney included Mr. Weaver and Mr Will Frertehs at the elevator meeting in Col ton last Thursday. Visitors Mrs. Clayton Parks and daughter spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. Alvahour and family. Albert and Will Johnson visited Sidney Sunday evening as Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and children attended a ball game and the Chautauqua. Mrs. Hart and son Leslie and daughter Mildred spent Sunday evening with relatives. Frank Lundgren began building a new house on his farm. Mr. Hart laid a foundation for a new garage and is hauling lumber. Fred Winselmer and baby were Lodge Pole visitors Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. J Miles visited Fred Smiths Monday afternoon.
Germany has petitioned the reparations commission to deduct 215 million gold marks about 53.75 million from France’s share of the Versailles Indemnity. The Petit Parisien says the claim covers the value of improvements to French roads made by German prisoners of war.
Two pronounced earthquake shocks were felt in Anchorage Alaska on June 28. No damage occurred. The tremors were recorded about 100 miles north of Anchorage according to reports.
William Killgere and wife transfer to John Scharrel in Sidney. Campbell and wife sell to Campbell Imple ment Co. several lots in Sidney for 4000 dollars. Mintken couple sell to Herman Mintken for 3500 dollars. Jacksons sell land lots in Sidney for 5050. Jons Jonsen and wife sell to Joel Schad. Dickenson and wife sell to Charles Dickenson for 25. John G Arthur Land and Inv Co transfers partials in multiple sections. Hardy and wife sell to Chas Chambers for 14400. Schroeder and wife sell to Osborn and Jorgenson for 3350. Meags and wife sell to Charles P Chambers for 12400. Schmit and wife sell to M P Pettibone for 5400. Pryor and wife sell to Julius Johnson for 3540. Ann Kirk sells Lot 3 in Sidney for 1250. Morris and wife sell Lot 1 in Wellner’s Addition for 5800. Gustav Juedes and wife sell Lot 3 in Gurley for 3150. Reel and wife sell interests in Section 12-16-49 for 23600. Reel and wife sell additional interests for 3000.
The directors of the Community Association met Tuesday afternoon and passed a resolution releasing Mr Lewis from his contract as Musical Leader. It notes his announced removal from Sidney on September 1, 1920 and that his services would cease then, though the contract covered the entire season.
Central Granaries Co manager N E Sanders announces ample oats in stock for farmers. Prompt delivery and expert guidance available.
Mr Williams, an Oklahoma poultry raiser, praises Poultry Prescription from Dr LeGent as reducing chick loss and advancing pullet laying by a month or two. The ad urges buying the package from LeBar Med Co, St Louis, with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
The Willing Workers club will hold a bake sale on Saturday July 3 at the Cash Grocery. Proceeds support their community projects and local charity drives.
In the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska an insane person William F Krueger guardianship by Isaac Fe Grabill announces sale of land described as section 33 township 14 range 48 at the Sidney courthouse on July 26 1920 at 10 am to highest bidder. Purchase price about 16000 cash with remainder as a five year lien at 6 percent payable semiannually. abstract available. sale open one hour.
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