White Cove Valley Omitted Last Week
Ed Rogers and family visited at E F Loudy s Sunday. Mr Reeves went to Crook Monday. Mr Gross and John McDonnell took their cream to Crook Monday. The doctor from Tiff was called to Mrs Shinden s Sunday evening. She had ploed poison in her finger. Filmore Sheridan ate dinner at Carl Meyerholz s Monday. Harry Reeves and family went up to Ed Binney s Tuesday evening, Nora and Dorothy English went to Red Lion with Mrs Bernard Till the fourth. The Gross boys, Harry Reeves and family, Carl Meyerholz and family, Tillard Marshall and family, John Mc Donnell and family and Mrs Margaret McDonnell and Jennie all drove to Sterling to celebrate the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Dubbs, living near Crook, are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mrs Lee was in Crook Friday doing some shopping. Mrs Reeves and Mrs English went to town Friday with Mrs McDonnell and Lawrence. Vernon Reeves hauled hogs to Crook Saturday with Hillard Marshall s truck. Mr and Mrs Raymond Pope drove to Martins Sunday to spend the day with his parents. Mr and Mrs Hillard Marshall went to Crook Saturday, also Mrs Marshall s father, niece and nephew, who are visiting them from Big Springs Neb. John McDonnell has been helping D R Gross get his threshing machine repaired this week. It won t be long till harvest as the hot sun and wind is ripening the grain fast. Jennie McDonnell has the measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rogers
E. F Loudy
Mr. Reeves
Crook
Mr Gross
John McDonnell
Tiff
Raymond Pope
Martins
Hillard Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Big Springs
Neb
D. R. Gross
Jennie McDonnell
Sam Polick
Gladys Sutter
John Hansen
Sidney
Gus Sutter
Sterling
Noy Gregory
Dan Beebe
Avid
Colo
N. E. Woods
Bill McIntosh
Lou Klers
Elmer Shelton
Roy Gregory
Ed Hickerson
Milo Moore
Arthur McKelvey
Grandpa McKelvey
Charley Stork
Clarence Beebe
Wayne Sharp
Burdette Sharp
George
Ruth
Glen McCall
Proctor
P. R. Bell
Dan
Bobby
Robert Nicholas
Spring Wheat Heads and Warm Weather Boost Farm Work
North Divide notes a promising wheat heading with rain expected to finish ripening and boost corn growth. Farmers prepared for harvest as heat persists. Sidney visits include Mrs. Hopple under a physician’s care, Elmer Hughes family on business, and Chean couple returning from trade. Local Fourth of July gatherings and shoppers mark community activity.
Sextor and nearby families attend Fourth of July events
Sextor residents report visits and gatherings Sunday afternoon and evening. Mrs Will Scheele from Dix cared for Mrs Heimer and newborn at John Heimer home. Families from Bronson Cheyenne Omaha and Chicago join dinners suppers and calls. Jacobson Nelson Lambert Ellsworth Prince Schubrath and others appear in community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Moench
Will Scheele
Dix
John Heimer
Penish
Fred Prince
Bill Trince
Herman Schubrath
Local residents visit and call on neighbors this week
Bunker Hill Glen Bales and Cashy Scott drove to Sidney Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Beyer and family called at Fred Beyer's Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Theo Borcher and baby called at Glen Bales' Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ehmke, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jendas and families spent Wednesday at Pete Beyer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bales
Cashy Scott
Sidney
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyer
Theo. Borcher
Baby
Henry Ehmke
Wm. Jendas
Pete Beyer
Local residents attend Bronson celebration and ball games
Mr and Mrs Frank Bever Iva Seyer and families and Lawrence Lever spent Wednesday at Fred Lever’s. A large number from the vicinity attended the Bronson celebration. The Bunker IH] and Sidney game drew a crowd. Sidney won 11 to 1. Donald Ewert, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Ewert, broke his leg in three places Wednesday when his leg was caught in a plow wheel. Several local families and neighbors visited, shopped or attended events through the week. The Bunker Hill band planned a benefit at the Bronson schoolhouse on Saturday July 21. The rain Monday night boosted crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bever
Iva Seyer
Lawrence Lever
Fred Lever
Bronson
Bunker IH
Sidney
Donald Ewert
Wm. Ewert
Ernest Hille
Curt Scott
Ross Bales
Raymond
Olan Ohlbrecht
Minnie Bales
Theo. Borcher
Baby
Glen Bales
Carl Schmidt
John Borcher
Henry Schmidt
Frank Otto
Edwin Aurich
Bunker Hill
Bronson School
Kenneth
Community Notes From Crook and Nearby Sidney
Spring Canyon Sam Polick and Miss Gladys Sutter join Mrs. John Hansen of Sidney shopping in Crook. Families irrigate alfalfa, attend gatherings, and travel to Proctor Sterling Avid Colorado. Record heat peak 98 degrees with dry, windy week. crops look fine. measles illness easing for John Hansen's family.
Local Social News Highlights Visits and Gatherings
Ickes News Mrs. O P Click of Sidney spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Click. Mrs Bird Williams of Fremont Neb arrived Monday for a visit with Mrs J C Kreader. Misa Sadie Scott of Council Bluffs Ia is visiting with her father Chas Scott. Miss Fern Benton called on Mrs E L Weed Sunday afternoon. Miss Ruth Shinker is helping Mrs Weed this week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyers took
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
O. P. Click
Sidney
Clyde Click
Bird Williams
Fremont
Neb
J. C. Kreader
Misa Sadie Scott
Council Bluffs
Chas. Scott
Fern Benton
E. L. Weed
Ruth Shinker
Sunday Dinners and Local News From the Eckert Home
Sunday dimmer at the Eckert home with Paul Weibles and many local families. Neighbors report an electric storm that struck Ed Zorn’s barn but insured damage kept to a minimum. Several residents visit, travel, or aid with house repairs, while others note sick days and social visits across the community.
Fourth of July Celebrations Across South Colton
South Colton reports a quiet Fourth with few casualties and small gatherings. Families like L. E. Cabe A. A. Wilt and Henry Laaker R. G. Simpson enjoyed picnics, ice cream, and fireworks. A reservoir outing featured W. E. Wood and A. D. T. Hilliard party with notable ice cream and fried chicken. Community members visited, helped with work, and some neighbors faced illnesses while others shared travel and hospital news.
Public Auction Notice of Cheyenne County Real Estate
By order of Isola B Wasson Clerk the district court directs sheriff J W McDaniel to sell the NW quarter of section 21 township 16 range 50 in Cheyenne County Neb at public auction August 15 1923 at 3 pm at the front door of the Sidney courthouse for cash with a one hour rate open. Equitable Life Insurance Company holds the judgment. 42-5T
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Wiliam Hoersch
Said County
Tsola R. Wasson
State Savings and Loan
Association of
Beatrice
Potter
Cheyenne
State of Nebraska
Theresia M. Litty
W. E. Swatzlander
Sheriff's Sale Notice for East Half of Sec 11 Neb Region
Sheriff's sale of real estate to satisfy an instrument filed by Isola B Waccon clerk of the district court in favor of American Bank Sidney Nebraska. Property described as East Half of Section 11 Township 12 North Range 51 West and Southwest Quarter of Section 11. Sale to proceed under execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola B. Waccon
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
American Bank
Sidney
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Sheriff sale notice directs William Hoersch to sell SE quarter section 5 12 48 in Cheyenne County Nebraska by auction at two oclock PM on August 1923 at the front door with a one hour open bidding period. Dated July 12 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie FE. Root
Minnie E. Root
Edmond Root
Ypistrict Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Notice of Court Order Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of Isola B. Wasson Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska upon judgment in favor of The Rush Creek Land and Live Stock Company against J. O. Beatty et al directing sale of described real estate by execution to wit The
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Rush Creek Land and Live Stock Company A Corporation
J. O. Beatty Et al
Community Officers and Directors Listed
OFFICERS A. E. Phelps President L. T. Poole Vice President M. W. Dimery Treasurer J. W. Johnson Secretary DIRECTORS I. E. Grabill A. K. Greenlee Co. W. West Wm. Winders Howard Kennedy A. J. Jorgenson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Phelps
L. T. Poole
M. W. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
I. E. Grabill
A. K. Greenlee
W. West
Wm. Winders Howard Kennedy
A. J. Jorgenson
Local Club Officers Named and Listed
Country Club Dr. F. A. Barger serves as president with J. T&T. McIntosh as vice president and E. R. Kratz as secretary-treasurer. Also named are J. L. McIntosh RE. L. Hyde P. L. Martin R. E. Roche R. H. Rogers J. A. Bentley M. W. Dimery A. E. Phelps and R. P. Kepler as officers or members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Barger
J. T&t
J. L. McIntosh
RE. L. Hyde P. L. Martin
R. E. Roche
R. H. Rogers
J. A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
A. E. Phelps
R. P. Kepler
Burlington Route Schedule Fragments
Partial OCR shows train numbers 308 984 301 302 with departure times around 20 and 30 minutes past, and a note that Me 302 stops at Bridge 3 Alliance only. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge 3 Alliance
U P Time Table Westbound and Eastbound Arrivals
Westbound No 3 local arrives 6 45 am. No 19 local arrives 11 30 am. No 7 interstate arrives 6 45 pm. No 1 Interstate arrives 6 55 pm. No 17 local arrives 12 00 am. No 9 express arrives 9 10 pm. No 5 mail arrives 6 10 pm. No 261 way freight daily 2 30 pm. Eastbound No 6 mail arrives 4 05 am. No 2 interstate arrives 8 40 am. No 8 interstate arrives 4 45 pm. No 18 arrives 9 05 am. No 10 local passes arrives 9 40 am. No 20 arrives 3 03 pm. No 4 arrives 5 P M. No 262 way freight arrives Mon Wed and Fri 2 00 pm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Cove Valley
North Divide
Hopple
Frank Kinton
Prine
Elmer Hughes
McMullen
Arthur Lingholm
J. A. Chean
Fred Sternburg
Huntsman
Wm. Hornby
Tressie
Sextor
Spring Canyon
Paul Weibles
Wand
W. Eckert
G. H. Worth
Vera Shinker
John Davison
Sidney Zimmer
Frank White
J. W. Eckert
E. J. Weed
G. I. Worth
Margaret Miller
W. E. Larson
Zorn
Alex Ross
John Iverson
S. W. Eckert
Paul Weihle
Dalton Ball
Lorenzo
Bridgeport
R. N. Miller
Clara Ewing
Ethel Guill
Florence Bloome
Thelma Zorn
L. E. Cabe
A. A. Wilt
Wilt
J. H. Wendte
Claude True
Wm. Nienhuser
Ruth Rogers
Brauer
Walter Kiollsmith
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Steve Denver
John Cortney
J. Steinway
Lincoln Highway Janitorial Service, Incorporated
Steinway
Sheriff's Sale
State of
TW. McDaniel
Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
U. P
Leander Clark College
Welock A. Moor
J. W McDaniel
Sueriff’s
Crowley Drag Line
Benham Brothers Co., Inc
W. Bonham
Ey. Ners
Tritons
Mirs
Benham
Bentley Land Company
Sidney and Chappell, Nebraska
Charles H. Gardner
L. A
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
J. R. Taylor
Lerven
Res. Pho
M. Hadley
T. Doran
Abstract Company
Abstrasts Bens Real Etats
Poesteffics Phheme
Shiney
H. S. Wilson
W. C. Campbell
Odd Fellows
Lincoln Highway
First Ave
R. E. Roche, M. D
Stult-Hink
Ray E. Witham
Bidmey, Nebraska
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Plexsician
Stowitta Bidg
Office Pheme
Lae Stubt-Hink
Phene
Harry L. Mantor
Pheos
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