District Court Actions Involving Confirmations And Divorces
Visiting attorneys and out of town litigants observe Judge Tewell as court confirms sales and renders judgments. Cases include American Bank versus John Walsh with sale confirmed and deed ordered, and multiple foreclosures with sale confirmations and deed orders. Divorces granted with custody and alimony provisions. several cases note specific child support and property arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewell
American Bank
John Walsh
Siemon Goeman
Citizens State Bank of Chadron
Walter R. Rhodes
Home Loan and Investment Co
M. Gray
Joseph
Julia Lingwall
James CaMcNew
Ella M. McNew
Barbara de Longpre
Leroy de Longpre
Olive C. Johnson
Charles Henry Johnson
Ella Ostermier
Henry J. Ostermier
Winifred E. Osborn
Maynard W. Osborn
Durland Trust Co
Anton Schad
Midweek Luncheon Discusses City Progress at Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured informal discussions on city matters. Three visitors attended: Attorney Lindquist of St. Louis, Attorney Ostergarad of Kansas City, and a Nebraska Extension Department member. A U S Farmers Grain and Livestock Growers letter requested a meeting room for the 21st, and J W Johnson said the courtroom had been secured and he would inform the inquiry. W J Shoemaker was named chairman for the next meeting after illness kept him from presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lindquist
St. Louis
Ostergarad
Kansas City
Nebraska Extension Department
J. W. Johnson
U.S. Farmers Grain and Livestock Growers
Johnson
W. J. Shoemaker
Times Improve L. E. Sanders Report from Milford Visit
L. E. Sanders of Snyder Jenks Company returns with a sunny Milford Nebraska report. He says crops look splendid and residents feel hard times are over. He notes wide territorial improvement and an upbeat attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Sanders
Snyder-Jenks Company
Milford
Nebraska
Mr. Sanders
Masonic Quintet’s Muddy Journey to Julesburg
A group of five Masons from Julesburg and Cheyenne county travel in Martin Dimery’s car to Julesburg for a lodge gathering. The slick roads ruin the tires and clothes, but they reach the event in Sunday best and return by 3 a.m. with muddy attire and stories of their snowy trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Julesburg
Martin Dimery
Mr. Dimery
H. Schroeder
J. W. Johnson
R. P. Kepler
Ray Witham
Cheyenne County
Chappell
Business Picks Up at Sidney Mercantile and Cheyenne County Trading
The Sidney Mercantile and the Cheyenne County Trading Company each lost a department head this week due to drowning in the sea of matrimony. Neither marriage joined the two firms, but commentators note the mercantile business remains buoyant despite personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Mercantile
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Collart Announces Candidacy for County Assessor
Paul C. Collart, a long time Cheyenne County resident since 1887 and former precinct assessor of Gurney, announces his bid for County Assessor. He is described as highly respected and fully qualified for the office after six years in local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Collart
Collnart
Cheyenne County
Gurney
This Girl to Alaska Miss Greenlee’s Travel Plan
Miss Katherine Greenlee writes from Astoria to home folks describing a tour to Alaska and east through Canada toward St Paul Minnesota, then north to the Great Lakes, returning to Sydney for rest before teaching in Washington next year. The Greenlee method since college aims to travel yearly while selecting positions for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Greenlee
Astoria
Oregon
Alaska
Canada
St. Paul
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Sidney
Washington
Greenlee
Sidney Ball Team Wins at Bridgeport and Scottsbluff
The Sidney squad beat Bridgeport 4 to 3 in a tight Sunday game. Andy Anderson and Art Closman aided Kimbell to a win over Scottsbluff in the afternoon. The newly organized Sidney Merchants fell 9 to 2 to Peetz in a lax local contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ball
Bridgeport
Andy Anderson
Art Closman
Scottsbluff
Kimbell
Sidney Merchants
Peetz
Nebraska travelers praise Cheyenne county earth roads
Tony Folks and his sisters from Omaha traveled to Sidney, starting Thursday at 5 30 a m and arriving Friday at 3 p m after 150 miles of mud. Folks claims Cheyenne county has the best earth roads in Nebraska after touring from Chappell to Sidney. The visit included their parents Mr and Mrs Jim Folks 14 miles northwest of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Folks
Parker
Frank Hamilton
Omaha
Sidney
Chappell
County Treasurers Call for Registered Road Warrants
The county treasurer Miss Lancaster urges payment of all registered road warrants in all districts except three. The county lags about five months behind on the general fund due to tax payments and tax sale certificate redemptions. It shows money exists and people are paying for necessities despite limited spending elsewhere.
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Lancaster
Shall Unit of City Hall Be Built Shown by City Council
City Council discusses using idle funds to advance construction on a one story council chamber and city jail behind the Tobin Opera House site. Proposals include a $6500 city hall fund and extending water to the cemetery with a $1250 appropriation, plus matching subscriptions. The council aims to proceed despite funding gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Opera House
Griffiths Welcome Home To Four Sons Visit
Travelers arrive from New York as F G Griffith and his mother Mrs Jennie Griffith reunite. Fred spent three weeks aiding his mother to settle business matters. Mrs Griffith plans a California trip to continue business, visiting her four sons and bringing cheerful hospitality to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Griffith
Jennie Griffith
New York
Fred
California
United States
Cheyenne County Welfare Campaign Meets in Sidney Church Parlor
The executive committee of the Cheyenne County Nebraska Welfare Campaign is called to meet at 3 p m in the Methodist church parlors in Sidney on June 11. All members are urged to attend as important questions regarding the county's welfare campaign will be discussed. O F CHESEBRO, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
The
Nebraska Welfare Campaign
Methodist Church
Sidney
O. F. Chesebro
Daniel Relatives Visit Westward Ahead of Mountain Trip
The Daniel family enjoys a week with visitors including Mrs. A. J. McCrea of Mayville and Mrs. B. G. Gordon of Callao Missouri. Sisters of Joe Daniel from Cheyenne join the gathering and report miles traveled on muddy roads improving as they head west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
A. J. McCrea
Mayville
Missouri
B. G. Gordon
Callao
Joe Daniel
Cheyenne
Rose Campaign Seeks Votes in Davison District
Mr and Mrs A D Rose and daughter Evelyn were seen shopping in Sidney on Monday. They hail from Davison precinct where they own a fine ranch. Rose is a candidate for commissioner from the second district and is building favorable acquaintance across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rose
Evelyn
Sidney
Davison
Doctor on Leave Travels to Omaha for Research
Doctor R. E. Roche departed Tuesday evening for Omaha to pursue research in his profession. He plans to be away a week to ten days depending on his class commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Roche
Omaha
Priest Flood laid to rest in Wood River after burial in state
The remains of Father Flood were removed from the cemetery two miles east of town and shipped Tuesday to Wood River Nebraska for burial in the priests plot. Michael Flood of Dalton accompanied the funeral shipment. Father Flood died in Sidney twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Flood
Wood River
Nebraska
Michael Flood
Dalton
Fathr Flood
Sidney
U S A Keeps Up With Big Time
The U S A Theatre in Sidney offers two nights of vaudeville above average and this week features the Wonder Girl famed worldwide for her powers. She appears between shows Thursday Friday and Saturday, with a strong lineup of picture attractions listed in the theatre ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Wonder Girl
Prospect Whalen Eyes Bid on North Platte Project 130 B
C T Whalen contractor from North Platte surveyed Project No 130 B on Tuesday with intent to bid. He previously built the road north of Chappell two years ago and currently handles two federal projects in the state. He noted excellent crop conditions and signs of national well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Whalen
North Platte
Mr. Whelan
Chappell
Degrees Conferred by Eastern Star Chapter
The Eastern Star chapter conferred degrees on candidates Wednesday evening then hosted a social time and luncheon in the club rooms. It marked the retirement of Worthy Matron Mrs Simondynes and Worthy Patron Teon Fine. Attending from out of town were Mrs Julia B Deaver from Wyoming and others including Mrs Brain age Hills North Spangle and Mrs Harry King of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Simondynes
Teon Fine
Julia B. Deaver
Wyoming
Brainage
Bridgeport
Harry King
Beulah Grabill Returns Home Briefly From College
Miss Beulah Grabill arrived home Saturday night from the State University and will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs I E Grabill until June 22. She then heads to Steamboat Springs Colorado to oversee juveniles in a dancing school. Beulah is praised as one of Sidney's sweet unspoiled girls making good with her talents and advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Grabill
State University
I. E. Grabill
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
Baeulah
Sidney
Residents Change Homes In Local Move
N E L Jackson took possession of his house last Wednesday. Dr Simon moved into the house next door on a short lease from I L Pindell until his own home is finished. Mrs Margaret Worden has settled with her son Ernest and will stay indefinitely. Her own modern home near Ernest’s is now occupied by Mr and Mrs Claud Golding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. L. Jackson
Simon
I. L. Pindell
Margaret Worden
Ernest
Claud Golding
One Way to Succeed John Pelster Profiles Diversified Farm
John Pelster of north Davison precinct traveled to Sidney with four carloads of cattle bound for the Omaha market. He fattens cattle on a large ranch using sweet clover pasture and corn as the main feed. He is finishing hogs for market, advocates diversified farming, and argues that smaller operations yield steadier profits than very large farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pelster
North Davison
Sidney
Omaha
Pelster
Home for Summer Returns from Toledo Graduation
Kenneth Kepler has come home after graduating from Toledo High School last week. His mother attended the exercises and later visited relatives in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kepler
Toledo
Iowa
Wisconsin
Sterling Visit by Mrs A E Tanner and Miss Fern Phillips
Mrs Tanner and Miss Phillips visited Sterling on Sunday afternoon to see friends. Mrs Tanner returned Tuesday, leaving her companion in the care of Mr Grabill who drove over on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tanner
Miss Fern Phillips
Sterling
Mrs. Tanner
Mr. Grabill
Brother's Funeral Ride Briefly Delayed by Road Trip
J. J. Drieyer of the Lorenzo route drove to Hitchcock Oklahoma to attend his brother's funeral. He started Tuesday and expected to cover the distance in about 20 hours, claiming faster travel by road than by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Drieyer
Lorenzo
Hitchcock
Oklahoma
Hail report from Sidney man notes crops fair nearby damage
William Reineka of Sidney Draw says crops look well in his neighborhood but nearby fields were hit by heavy hail Tuesday evening. He spoke in town Wednesday noting the contrast between protected and damaged areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reineka
Sidney Draw
Golf Notes Fort Morgan Course Expands and Trespass Warning
Fourteen golf fans played matches at Fort Morgan on Sunday on a poor course not favorable to outsiders. Sidney lost to Fort Morgan by 114 strokes. The new nine holes ease congestion and a Ford truck was bought for caretaker use. Club warns trespassers against using the grounds without paying and notes plans for a cheaper club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morgan
Sidney
Sterling Lady Here With Judge Tewell and Wife
Mrs. Wesner hosted an informal luncheon after a Friday and Saturday visit in Sterling with Judge Tewell and wife. They traveled home Saturday night with Mrs. J. W. Redmond who stayed as their guest until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Tewell
Sterling
J. W. Redmond
Swenson Attorney Busy in City Court Week
Old friend Swenson attorney 7. M. Swenson was busy in this city during court early in the week. He is highly satisfied with prospects in Burlington Colorado country where he now lives. Mrs Swenson came over with her husband and both visited a short time with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Heinz man north of Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Swenson
Burlington
Colorado
Mrs. Howard No Stranger In Denver Visit
Mrs. Alice Howard of Denver joins her daughter Mrs. C. Co. Jones and family as Catherine Jones returns home from Denver after visiting grandmother and aunt. The Howard ranch south of Sundl has long been home to the family with sons still residing there. Mrs. Howard anticipates reconnecting with old friends during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Howard
Denver
C. Co. Jones
Catherine Jones
Howard
Howard Ranch
Sundl
Seeing and Smelling Sterling Seeing and Smelling Sterling
A cheerful motor party traveled Sunday to Sterling visiting several local spots. Members Herschel Spearow LaRue Haworth Hazel Armstrong and Raymond Rogers admired the town and were particularly impressed by the aroma from the sugar factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euting
Herschel Spearow
LaRue Haworth
Hazel Armstrong
Raymond Rogers
Sterling
Inetfest
Class Party at Rainbow Class Meeting
The Rainbow Class No 7 of Christian Biblye school met at teacher Mrs W Z Shoemaker’s home last Friday. Guest Kenneth Mahr gave a fine reading. The class plans another gathering at the Brooks home on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Biblye
W. Z. Shoemaker
Kenneth Mahr
Brooks
Mrs Fletcher Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
Mrs. Fletcher, a candidate for county superintendent, visited Sidney briefly on Tuesday. She holds a state certificate filed with the county superintendent's office at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Fletcher
Sidney
Hart Couple Plans Shrine Train Trip West
Dr and Mrs G E Hart spent busy hours in Sidney on Wednesday as the doctor arranges to join the Shrine train passing through Saturday toward California. No Sidney Shriners have reported plans to take the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Hart
Sidney
California
Sidney Shriners
Largest still comes to light at Herdon hootch plant
A sheriff discovered a substantial moonshine operation at a semi deserted farm on Lincoln Highway near Herdon. About 15 gallons of hootch and a large still with accessories were moved to the sheriff's office vault after a six hour wait for the makers. The plant shows long use and is likely connected to other such sites in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
McDaniel
Tincoln Highway
Herdon
Andy Anderson to play ball in Nebraska tour
Mr and Mrs H W Anderson left by auto for Friend Nebraska where Andy will play ball. Andy has spent two years here, played semi professional ball, and managed a local team this season. He is a vice commander in the American Legion and will be missed by the Post and other activities. Sidney could have spared others better than these.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Anderson
Friend
Nebraska
Andy
American Legion
Sidney
Hodgkin Family Greet Sister In Law From Wyoming
Mr Hodgkin and Mrs W K Hodgkin hosted Mrs Julia Beaver sister of Mr Hodgkin and wife of W K Hodgkin from Wyoming. An honored Eastern Star matron and guest of the Sidney chapter she left Thursday to visit relatives in O Neill and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Hodgkin
Julia Beaver
Wyoming
Eastern Star
Sidney Chapter
O'Neill
Mrs Krueger Hosts Visitors from Shenandoah on Yellowstone Trip
Mrs Krueger's guests Mrs Z W Irwin and Mrs W J Treynick, aunt and cousin, arrived from Shenandoah on their way to the coast and visited Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Krueger. They planned to continue to Yellowstone for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Irwin
W. J. Treynick
Flossie Belle Krueger
Shenandoah
Mrs Krueger
Husband
Yellowstone
Kimball Band Arrives in Sidney With Flags Flying
The Kimball band arrived in Sidney Thursday at noon with full camping gear and flags. They played on the street at noon and their evening concert was in progress as we went to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Sidney
We &0
New Clerk Miss Anna Kurz Joins Sidney Mercantile Staff
Anna Kurz is named the new clerk in the dry goods department at Sidney Mercantile. She previously acted as extra during busy times and earned a steady position by the pleasing manner of discharging her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kurz
Sidney Mercantile
Quarters Progress for W. Campbell Undertaking Business
W Campbell nears completion of new quarters for his undertaking business with decorations nearly finished. The work progresses toward opening preparations and furnishing the premises for future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Campbell
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Jacob D. Walker
Mary E. Simpson
Catherine Ward
George Shinker
Clyde Turner
Albert W. Schlichting
Richard Schultz
Louis Willie
Brother’s. Funeral
Country Club
Swenson
Mrs. Howard
Mrs. Fletcher
Mr. Hodgkin
Mrs. Krueger
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