Local Social Notes From East of Dalton
East of Dalton activities show a flurry of visits and family gatherings. Names include C R Tompkins, Frances Tompkins, Fred Schuler, W L Ravert, Will Goodman, Nelson Finney, Faye Ravert, Viola Kivett, and others. A baby girl Nannie Lola Lee was born to W J Ravert and wife, while Gordon Schuler suffered a minor bruise from a fall. The Fourth of July rodeo at Olson's Grove drew many locals including Henkle, Gib, Engel, Bechuler, and Ravert family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Tompkine
Frances
Fred Schuler
Will Goodman
Bill
Charley Schuler
C. R. Tompkins
W. J. Ravert
Nannie Lola ‘Lee
Dsntanna George
Doyle Sinemore
Finney
Olson’s Grove
Redington
Ed Henkle
Roy Gib
Billhorn
Fred Engel
Faye Ravert
Viola Kivett
Frances Tompkins
Louis Vick
George Kivett
Lloyd Ravert
Bus Tompkins
Little Wallack Schuler
Jacob Mowrer
W M. Schuler
W. L. Ravert
Clair Gillespie
Nelson Finney
Lete Ravert
Gordon Schuler
Pally Goodman
Community Notes From Maple Grove and Nearby
A sequence of social visits and gatherings in Maple Grove and surrounding areas includes Mrs. James Irwin and daughters visiting W. T. Sharman, Ed Miles hosting families, and many farm neighbors attending Farmers Union meetings. Several households hosted guests through Tuesday to Sunday with ice cream and cake at events. painting and crop visits also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irwin
Ethel
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie
W. T. Sharman’s
Ed Miles
Earl Helm
Farmers Union
W. Johnson's
Richard Sellin
Ben Folkerts
Apent
G. Exwing’s
Charley Krueger
R. C. Ruhter
R. W. Johnson
Mable Pittman
Chris Jurgens
W. T. Sharman
Irwin
Andrew Johnson
Nels Johnson
Gustav Kragel
Local residents share meals and visits this week
Mr and Mrs Ray Miles and daughter and Mr and Mrs Frank Sassaman and daughter ate dinner on Monday at Ed Miles residence. Art Roberts and two children called at Nels Johnsons on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miles
Frank Sassaman
Ed Miles
Art Roberts
Nels Johnson
Local notes from Crook area social mix and weather
Ogden visitor Mrs Frank Fagan left for home after visiting sister Mrs Gus Sutter. Heat caused fainting in fields as Ernest Biiney worked for W A Stadden. Communities shared ice cream, dinners, and rides while crops and rain featured in weekly life. A small cyclone damaged a chicken house at Milo Moore farm, others noted showers and social visits across Sterling and Sedgwick regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fagan
Ogden
Utah
Gus Sutter
Local Notes From Sidney and Surroundings
South Sund Mrs J C Miles and children visited Sidney on Wednesday afternoon. Farmers Wife magazine agent passed through taking subscriptions. Ernest Biiney, recently at the Stadden home, fainted from heat but recovered. Dr Sprecher reported no danger. Burdette Sharp family and Mrs Fat Biiney visited Sidney. Gentry and Allen preparing combine for harvest. Pokorny family in Jim Shimka's railroad job. Crowds enjoyed Sunday celebrations with rodeo and Krueger's Lake well patronized. Mildred Holmes stayed with friends near Crook. Roth and Deal in Sidney Thursday. A good rain Friday night improved crops. Henry Bahr and Jim Houser called on Miles Thursday morning. Ed Biiney in Sidney Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Miles
Sidney
Guy Gilbert
Pokorny
Farmers Wife Magazine
Ernest Biiney
Stadden
Sprecher
Ernest
Burdette Sharp
Fat Briney
Ralph Gentry
Albert Allen
Frank Pokorny
Jim Shimka
U. P. Railroad
Henry Bahr
Jim Houser
Miles Home
Ed Biiney
Local social notes from Potter and vicinity
Sextorp HW Maher and family and Mr and Mrs A FE Fisher visited Ellis Fishers in Potter Sunday afternoon. George Reetz shopped in Potter Friday evening. Arlo Fisher and visitors called at Pete Nelsons and Homer Fishers on Monday. Greenlee of Kimball canvassed in the area. H B Meber drove to Sidney Friday night for harvest help. Lena Larson returned home Tuesday from aiding Homer Fisher. Gance family visited C C Crowells Saturday evening. Gance and Crowell were Lincoln University schoolmates. H B Fisher and family spent Sunday at Charles Fishers. Pete Nelsons family visited W D Matthewsons Saturday night. John G Meler of Point of Rocks called at Gus Carlsons Monday to retrieve horses. three horses were hurt by lightning. Mrs Lloyd Shaw visited her parents Tuesday. Mamye Farr called at Otto Lorens Sunday morning. Pete Nelson and children Roy and Myrtle shopped in Potter Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Granquist
Hilda
Gladys Sellin
J. J. Collart
Ed Miles
J. Jorgensen
L. H. Pope
Beulah Merea
J. E. Bates
J. P. Hutchison
Ruth
Eldon Salvidor
Cecil Salvidor
Holyoke
M. T. Moore
A. McKelvey
A. D. Hilliard
Hilliard
Sterling
George Reetz
Potter
Arlo Fisher
Pete Nelson
Homer Fisher
Redington
Mr. Greenlee
Kimball
H. B .Meber
Sidney
Lena Larson
Gance
C. C
Gus
Meler
Lloyd Shaw
Peter Nelson
Dan Dickinson
Preston Smith
Loyal Lindley
Albert Allen
Sunol
Emil Zalesky
Emi, Jr
Jennie
Shaffer
Bert Allington
Alta Babr
Emil Blubm
John Demers
Tiff
Oholo
John Honicek
H. R. Glassburn
Julesburg
Margaret
Gordon
West Sidney Draw Social Notes and Visits
West Sidney Draw residents share visits Sunday with the Robbinette family and other kin. A Glassburn fishing trip to Torrington included a stop to see Tom Glassburn. Multiple Draw residents shopped in Sidney Saturday and several families hosted dinners and visits. Maytag delivery to Mrs Drost and cattle shipments by Lingwall and Sprenger are noted.
Sunol Social Roundup and Local Visitors
Sunol residents hosted and visited widely with many locals attending gatherings. Mrs Millard Pavlat entertained the Sunol Womans club. Mr and Mrs John Junker visited. Helen Englert, Mrs Scanlon, and John Zalesky and family were in Sunol. Lee Howard and Len Sherwin were seen in town. Loyal Lindley works for Tom Allington. Mrs Frank Paviat travels to Rochester for goitre surgery on July 2 with hopeful recovery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Pavlat
Stunol Womans Club
Richard Pavlat
Sidney
Sunol
Helen Englert
Lodgepole
John Junker
Scanlon
J. B. Ruttner
Lee Howard
Len Sherwin
Loyal Lindley
Tom Allington
Frank Paviat
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
John Zalesky
H. R. Glaesburn
Velma Attends Royal Neighbor Convention at Sidney
Velma attended the Royal Neighbor convention at Sidney last Thursday and took initiation. Various residents and visitors are noted in Sunol, Sidney, and nearby towns, including calls to A. J. Englert home and shopping trips. A 1920 court decree is cited with sheriff J. W. McDaniel and attorney Adams V. Rodman listed.
High Grade Piano For Sale Offer From Denver Music Company
A Sidney piano sale notice from The Denver Music Company offers a high grade piano at a special price for quick buyers. Terms of payment are promised to responsible purchasers with no obligation. Send for further particulars to Denver Colorado establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Denver Music Company
Denver
COLA
Notice to Creditors in Westphalen Estate Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska July 3 1926 the County Court schedules claims for the estate of Henry E Westphalen Deceased. Creditors must present claims by November 1926 and debts are due by July 3 1927. Public hearings to receive examine and adjust claims set for August 7 1926 and November 7 1926 at 11 A M in the County Court Room with County Judge Elmer Kahl presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Henry E. Westphalen
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
Cheyenne County Nebraska county court hears Henry T. Doran petition for final settlement on July 23 1920 at 10 am to determine heirship grant final decree and discharge. notice to interested parties via The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Elmer Kahl county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Said
Elmer Kahl
Henry T. Doran
Telegraph
Gaid County
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Order of Sale issued by the District Court of Cheyenne County directs a public auction at 11:00 AM on July 12 1926 at the east front door of the Sidney Court House. Security State Bank of Omaha plaintiff seeks sale of Stock Certificate No 45 for 21 shares of common stock in the First State Bank of Lodgepole Nebraska belonging to defendant F H Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Security State Bank of Omaha
F. H. Wolf
Sidney
Said
Towit
First State Bank of
Lodgepole
Wellner seeks sale of Sidney Neb real estate by court order
In the Cheyenne County Nebraska district court guardianship of Frances Veronica Michael Kathryn Helena and Edwin Wellner seeks leave to sell real estate under a Feb 14 1926 order of Judge J L Tewell. A public sale will be held July 17 1928 at 10 a m at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska for cash subject to encumbrances of record. The property includes multiple lots and additions in Sidney. Sale remains open one hour. Dated June 23 1926 Stephen Raymond Wellmer guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Raymond Wellner
Frances
Veronica
Michael
Kathryn
Helena
Edwin Wellner
Anihor
Anna Belle Wellner
J. L. Tewell
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Bidney
Eaid County
Sidney
Paine
Stephen Raymond Wellmer
Helen
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Public auction set for July 9 1926 at 10:00 A M by Advance Rumely Thresher Co Inc mortgage holder. Seized items include Advance Rumely Ideal Wood Separator No 23007 Farmers Friend Wood Windstacker No 204598 and other machinery and a 125 ft 7 inch 4 ply canvas drive belt. Buyer to bid at Advance Rumely warehouse Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
F. 8. Helms
Advance-Rumely Thresher Co., Inc
la Porte
Ind
Rumely Ideal
Farmers Friend Wood
Herald Jr. Weigter
Advance-Rumely
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Country Club Officers Roster
Sidney Country Club lists officers including A. EK. Greenlee as President and D. R. Thomas as Vice President with E. R. B. Kratz as Secretary along with directors Dr. R. B. Roche A. J. Jorgenson Paul GL. Martin A. E. Phelps M. W. Dimery R. P. Kepler J. lL. McIntosh R. 8. Oberfelder J. A. Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EK. Greenlee
D. R. Thomas
E. R B. Kratz
Chamber of Commerce Officers
Mr. A. Shipman serves as President with Tom Poole as Vice President. Henry Paviat is Secretary and Marius Christensen holds the Treasurer role. Other listed officers include A. K. Greenlce, Car Ledbetter, M. W. Osborn, Pp. W. Barker, Wr. Windera, and Jess Goodale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. Shipman
Tom Poole
Henry Paviat
Marius Christensen
A. K. Greenlce Car
Ledbetter
M. W. Osborn
Pp. W. Barker
Wr. Windera, Jess Goodale
Burlington Route North No 302 Departs at 12:48 AM
Train details show North No 302 and No 304 schedules with early morning departures. West south bound No 301 leaves at 2:38 AM and No 908 at 2 PM. Stops listed at Bridgeport and Almance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Bridgeport
AlMance Oaly
American Legion Officers Named In Post Announcement
The American Legion announces its officers for the post including Commander Nick R. Wilhelmy and Francis J. Herbert as 1st Vice Commander with B. C. Grabin as 2nd Vice Commander. Hugh L. Slawacon is Adjutant and Chas. L. Marek Finance Officer. Dean J. J. Crawford Sergeant at Arms. David Mile Sergeant-at-Arms and service secretary Claude Golding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick R. Wilhelmy
Francis J. Herbert
B. C. Grabin
Hugh L. Slawacon
Chas. L. Marek
David Mile
Dean J. J. Crawford
Claude Golding
Lisisier
Hoke Baselting and Refining Co. Otsego Sets Dishonest Claim
A brief notice reports C4SH paid for false material including dental gold platinum magneto pointe diamonds and discarded jewelry. The Hoke Baselting and Refining Co based in Otsego Michigan is named in connection with the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C4sh
Hoke Baselting and Refining Co
Otsego
Michigan
Pinte ginester Win viichus and Se Gem doers
Fragmentary OCR sentence yields unclear names and actions. The readable portion mentions Habler Gerace and vague references to winners and winners. No complete event or outcome can be established from the readable text.
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Viichus
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Dalton
Maple Grove
Will Kesselhorst
John Nelson
Oakland
Nebr
Nels Johnson's
Frank Bassaman
Esther
Gering
Exi Miles
Spring Canyon
W. A. Stadden
Bert Hilliard
Wyoming
W. A. McKelvey
Charles Brecht
Rank Pokorny
Sedgwick
Sund
Roy Kinney
Arenzo Lee
Marshalltown
Roy Kenney
South Sund
Krueger
Mildred Holmes
Crook
Ben. Roth and
Gordon Deal
Sextorp
HW. M. Maher
A. FE. Fisher and Gon
Ellis Fisher
Mamye Farr
Otto Lorens
Roy
Myrtle
West Sidney
W. E. Chambers
Henry Rovbinette
A. Glassburn
Dewitt
Torrington
Wyo
Tom Glasaburn
Madela Scheer
Vera Driever
South Divide
L. Lund
Frank Klentz
F. H. Kragel
A. M. Anderson
W. C. Knight
Veree
Henry Robinette
Addie
W. W. Glassburn
Emaline
Max Glassburn
Hans Drost
John Lingwall
Charles Sprenger
Velma
Jim Vacik
Ed Killhahm
John Bahr
Ione
Edwin
Raymond
Vernon
Ae Ws. Weber
Mias
Louise Englert
A. J. Englert
Scanion
J. W. McDaniel
Adams V. Rodman, Kimball, Nebr
Plaintiff
Hubert Bettendorf
Sidney Country Club
Chamber of Commerce Officers
American Legion
U. P
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
G. E. Thompson Dentigt
Stewitts
Gpharig
W. Srd Gt. Phene
Harry L.mantor
Charles H.gardner
Lota
Irrigation Phane
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Teact
Sidney, Nebr
J.B. Taylor, M. D
Larson
R. E. Roche, M. D
Frank A.barger
Stewiltts Bidg
Gléney
Res
Sidney Wrecking and Construction OG
J. Viggo Nielson
Henger
Mark C. Boward
Bonham Breas
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