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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
7
Selwood shrugs off talk and leaves the tent in a sour mood. The valley, river, and flats are darkening as he heads toward the hill where the gambling house’s front windows glow in sunset. He orders Scott to bring Pardalee after dark and moves on.
John Selwood prepares for a deadly night as he moves Tracy out of town with Pardalee and Scott. They evade vigilantes at the river bridge, clash with guards, and head toward Calabasas using a hidden route. Tracy lies asleep in the wagon while the party fights through a tense, daring escape toward safety.
Sheriff J M Nelson announces a public sale of the South Half of the Northeast Quarter and Lots 1 and 2 in Section 4 Township 14 Range 48 Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale follows a court order in favor of Simon P. Witters against Frank Christensen et al. at the Sidney courthouse on June 25 1927 at 10 AM. The auction is cash only and remains open for one hour.
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