Cheyenne County Board Approves New Clerk District Court Office
The Cheyenne County Commissioners in a June 4 1918 session authorized creating a Clerk of the District Court office for counties over eight thousand population. They ordered the ballot listing the office in upcoming primaries and general elections and noted candidates. The Board granted a petition to form Bunker Hill Precinct and appointed Karl Hank as road overseer for Colton Precinct. Mrs Judah received a $10 monthly family aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Municipal Serv
Thos. Neumoller
Psbapeetis
KFR
Schneider
Same
H. F. Leichty
H. Mickelman
C. Marsh
Charles Gotham
Standard Oil Co
Jesse Osborn
J. D. Adams & Co
Bronson Road
L. M. White
Arthur C. Borcher
Frank Gross
William Gross
Charles Gross
Alfred Rocker
Hilbert Rocker
William Rhode
G. E. Dales
Colton Road
Frank Kucera
Gurley Road
Zeb Gustin
Lodgepole
Floyd Carter
Harris Kratz
Frank McCool
Robert Johnson
Dee Williams
Charley Scott
Sidney Road
L. P. Houge
Matt Hemmer
W. C. Robbins
Frank Wittig
George Kretz
Anna McFadden
J Lz. Sitton
David Huff
Frank X
George Beel
A. B. A. Independent Oil Co
C.cse Scence
J.D. Adams & Co
A. K. Anderson
Nels Troelstrup
M. Lancaster
Samo Coves
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne
District Court
J. F. Borcher
Bunker Hill
Township Fifteen
Township Sixteen
Goding
Barlow
Rihn
Colton
Karl Hank
Judah
Road No 230 Improvement Petition Before County Board
Otto Krueger appeared before the Board for improvement of laid-out Road No 230 and the petition was considered with improvements promised as soon as time and money permit. The County Agent was authorized to purchase a filing case for his office. Fritz Brauer was appointed official State Unit Insurance Adjuster of Cheyenne County under the State Hail Insurance Law. The Board acted as Board of Appraisers to appraise the escheated estate of Charles Kuhn, describing Lot Five, Block Thirty-five, Original Town of Sidney, with values $400 for the lot and $325 for the building. The Board adjourned until June 11, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Krueger
Fritz Brauer
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of Commissioners
Charles Kuhn
State Lands and
Sidney
F. X. Rohn
F. N. Slawson
Johnson and Ray wedding in Omaha ceremony
Frank A. Johnson and Miss Zella Ray wed in Omaha last Monday officiated by Reverend Savage. Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs N P Johnson, is a leading ranchman on the northeast bench. Ray, from Elm Creek, is a bright county teacher. They will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Johnson
Zella Ray
Omaha
Heverend Savage
Mr. Johnson
N. P. Johnson
Miss Ray
Elm Creek
Pleasant Valley News From A Busy Week
One and a half inches of rain fell Wednesday. Chas Lenon is sick. Mrs. Pearl Simpson from Sterling visited her mother Mrs McDonnell. Harry Louderbach and wife visited Chas Simpson. Mrs. Guy Ramsey arrived to stay a few weeks visiting F R Reker. Mrs Goldin Bliss returned to Sidney after visiting Mrs C N Simpson. Tractors busy again after a week idle. P R Simpson roofed their kitchen. Barb wire line repairs fixed grounding. Mrs Deaa Baldy returned to Omaha. Bernard Bonser stayed with grandparents. Ollie Wilson family dined with George Louderbach. Lenons served ice cream. crowd gathered. Stewart family of Peetz visited. Pleasant Valley cemetery decoration day after a large turnout. Jay Simpson, Chas Simpson families and children dined at Chas See’s. Edward Biney and family visited Chas See’s. Albert Otties visited G W Bonser. Guffins from south of Cook visited. Sunday school growing. about forty attended. District No 15 social next Saturday night to raise Red Cross funds. Mrs Geo Louderbach and daughter visited. Get batteries tested free at Sidney Battery Station.
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Chas. Lenon
Pearl Simpson
Sterling
McDonnell
Harry Louderbach
Chas. Simpson
Guy Ramsey
F. R. Reker
Goldin Bliss
Sidney
P. R. Simpson
Deaa Baldy
Omaha
Bernard Bonser
Mr. Stewart
Peetz
Pleasant Valley
Jay Simpson
Little Nina
Avis Clemmens
Chas
Edward Biiney
Albert Otties
G. W. Bonser
O. O. Guffin
Cook
Colorado
Dan Brandt
Youths struggle to look wise in shell-rimmed era
A Dallas News comment notes the challenge for young men to seem wise in a time before shell-rimmed spectacles became common, highlighting cultural eyewear trends.
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Dallas News
Welcome Guest Finds Family in Two Old Bachelors
In 1918 a double-heart story unfolds as two lone bachelors adopt a foundling. A hidden widow’s tale links to a nephew, and the brothers, with Mrs Wade and nurse Mrs Bell, rally to reunite baby with his rightful kin, offering home, love, and a hopeful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leslie
Robert
Martino
Martin
Twain
Mrs. Wade
Brother Martin
Leslie
Resolutions of Respect by Willing Workers Society
Resolutions of respect on the death of Monroe Clark adopted by the Willing Workers of Pleasant Valley. They mourn his passing, note his pain relief in heaven, and express sympathy to his family. The society resolves to record these resolutions and send copies to the family. The same resolutions memorialize Mrs. Mary Simpson, noting her devotion as wife and mother and pledging to inscribe the resolutions and to send copies to her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Clark
Willing Workers Society
Meausant Valley
Hidhes Society
Monroe
Society of
Pleasant Valley
George Louderback
Gee, Bonser
Cora Wilson
Mary Simpson
Millet Seed for Sale by W A Tetters Peetz Colorado
Red Siberian millet seed offered for sale in bushels by W A Tetters of Peetz Colorado. Quantity available and pricing undisclosed in readable text. Potential buyers urged to contact local supplier for details and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. TE Ters
Peetz
Colo
Notice and Classified Items From Sidney Neb
Notice to keep milk bottles clean for early delivery by Bentley Dairy. For sale six room house with full basement and modern amenities by Mrs. A Lindberg. Household goods for sale by Mrs. H A Stover at her home in forenoons. Real bargain span mule pair 4 and 5 years old, 1600 pounds, $100 by Walter L Thompson near Lorenzo Neb. Lost black shawl and baby blanket from auto in Sidney last Saturday, reward offered by Mrs. John McLeneghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley Dairy
A. Lindberg
Walter L. Thompson
Lorenzo
Nebr
Sidney
John McLeneghan
Estrayed ponies near Dalton Nebraska reported
Estrayed from four miles east and four miles south of Dalton two ponies: a bay mare white on both sides and a bay mare blind in one eye, likely with a colt. Notify owner R Ellis Dalton Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Dalton
R. Ellis
MISSING SORREL MARE NEAR DALTON NEBRASKA
Taken up a sorrel mare with light colored eyes four miles east and four miles south of Dalton Nebraska. Owner F. R. Ellis of Dalton requests contact for identification and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
F. R. Ellis
Nebr
Card of Thanks for Mary Hadley Loss
We extend our heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who offered help and comfort during our sorrow in the loss of our dear mother Mrs. Mary Hadley. The Children express warm gratitude for the floral offerings and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hadley
Grateful thanks for help after great loss
A note of gratitude from Mrs. F. M. McManbel and children for the many friends and sympathizers who assisted after the sudden loss of husband and father. J. S. McIntosh visited Omaha early in the week. Mrs. Esther Booth and daughter Esther shopped in Sidney from Sunol Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McManbel
J. S. McIntosh
Omaha
Esther Booth
Esther
Sidney
Sunol
Montgomery Tuts Rented Home Pending Mrs Montgomery Arrival
ET Montgomery linked to Virgil Marshit business rents the Parks house and will assume possession when Mrs Montgomery comes next Sunday. Mrs OW Olson returned Saturday from St. Joseph Missouri leaving her daughter Annie for a short treatment for a shortened mirse¢ le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Virgil Marshit
Pleasant Parks House
OW. Olson
St. Joseph
Missouri
Annie
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Johnson—Ray
Sidney Battery Station
West Lincoln Way
Dr. Graves
Doctor Graves
Western Newspaper Union
Robert Leake
H. A. Stover
Nora Braasch
Hawks & Hockinson
Vienna Cafe
The
Red Cross
Union Pacific Train Service
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Ogden
Chicago
W. J. Shoemaker
Sidney, Nebr
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