Notice to Creditors Estate of William F Bassett Deceased
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court at Sidney will hear claims on October 25, 1924 and January 23, 1925 at 10 a.m. for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within six months from July 25, 1924 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witness the seal and hand of the County Court dated June 28, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
William F. Bassett
Sidney
Said
A. D
Said County Court
Personal visits and local business in Sidney region
George Fitzpatrick of Bridgeport visited in the county seat on Tuesday. Miss Gladys Zimmer visits North Platte relatives. John Suehy of Sundl called in the county seat Monday. Arthur Larson of Dalton in the city Monday. Nels Miller of Potter in Sidney Monday. Judge Chambers attended the Potter Howard sale at Sundl Tuesday. Miss Gertrude MacGirvin recovering from illness. Harold Tobin and Dorothy Wright dined in Sterling after a motoring trip. Mrs. John Burk left Saturday for Alliance for a week. Fred Thompson of Weyerts in Sidney Tuesday visiting the Telegraph office. Mr and Mrs J C Burkhart and Fred Gates of Merino Colorado visited Sidney Sunday. Prof Merle C Green and wife en route from the east to Kimball. Miss Marjorie Pettit left Tuesday for Kearney to spend summer with paternal relatives. Rosa Johnston and family in Bridgeport last week visiting the Richardson family. Henry Peterson of Chappell in Sidney Monday on state guarantee fund business. Mrs Frank Hahier went to Chappell Tuesday to stay with her brother.
Local Notables and Visitors Adapting to Illnesses and Travel
Mrs B W Bonham slowly improves from a bedfast illness returning old trouble. Frank Zalesky drives a new Maxwell between duties at the Standard Oil station. County Agent Willey visits Johnson brothers ranch north of Sund on Tuesday to treat small pigs afflicted with worms. Henry Ehmke of Bunker Hill continues medical care in Sidney after a stroke. Miss Avis Rogers of Greenlees visits home with throat infection. William Gordon of Harvard Nebraska, here for property matters, is in town this week. Miss Alice Markley came from Central City to visit her Hornday relatives.
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Willey
Johnson Brothers Ranch
Sund
Alice Markley
Central City
Nebra
Hornadays
Judge Gapen Resumes Denver Vacation After Interruption
Judge H E Gapen traveled to Denver Monday evening to resume his vacation, interrupted by business. Rev J H Wilcox and Mrs Wilcox stayed Wednesday with Rev Kilburn and wife at the Methodist parsonage. Kilburn hosted Wilcox at the Country club and beat him a few rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Gapen
Denver
J. H. Wilcox
Local residents noted in Sidney area social and family movements
Mrs. G G Griffith traveled to Omaha to be with her critically ill nephew Espey Green. Mrs Frank King returned from Bridgeport where she cared for her stock ranch. A K Anderson and wife shopped in Sidney and visited The Telegraph. Assessor Collart and wife spent time in Sidney as precinct assessors report. Ladies of the Altar society plan a meal at Academy hall for the Dar association. Miss Gladys Philson returned from Iowa and began work at the Kimball telephone exchange. Sidney Webster, of Kansas, visited his father Dr Webster in Sidney. Gwendolyn Jorgenson returned from a country visit with the Osborn family. Faery Remsburg arrived from Marland and rode out to the Lisco ranch. Phil Etherton and wife and children left for Siloam Springs Arkansas to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Griffith
Omaha
Espey Green
Gladys Philson
Iowa
Kimball Telephone Exchange
Kuhlman Party Joins Mrs Fletcher in Sidney Shopping
Professor and Mrs. Kuhlman and babs of Lodge Pole accompanied Country Superintendent Mrs. Fletcher to Sidney on Tuesday and did some shopping in the stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlman
Babs
Lodge Pole
Mrs. Fletcher
Sidney
Brewer Family Attends Probate Court in York County
Mr and Mrs Dave Brewer and their infant traveled to York County on Monday to attend probate court for an estate in which Mrs Brewer is an heir.
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Dave Brewer
Baby
York County
Brewer
Miss Anna Uncapter Stops in Sidney En Route to Bridgeport
Miss Anna Uncapter of Potter County paused in Sidney for a few hours on Wednesday while traveling to Bridgeport to attend to her ranch interests near Court House Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Uncapter
Potter
Sidney
Bridgeport
Court House Rock
Miss Grace McFadden Stays With Family This Summer
Miss Grace McFadden who returned last week from Seattle with her brother John will remain the rest of the summer with her mother and the family as plans for her stay are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McFadden
Seattle
John
Mrs Light Visits Distant Daughters in Nebraska
Mrs. Samuel Light, visiting her daughters in David City Nebraska, finds the climate more oppressive at altitude than at home yet remains in good spirits and enjoying her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Light
David City
Nebraska
Telegraph shop foreman visits Bayard with family kin
Co. D. Green, print shop foreman, drove with his family to Bayard on Sunday and called on the Earl Vanatta family. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Vanatta are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Green
Telegraph
Bayard
Earl Vanatta
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Vanatta
A J Jorgenson Returns From Omaha On Guaranty Fund Mission
A J Jorgenson arrived back Saturday noon after a visit to Omaha for several days dealing with duties tied to his role as a special agent of the guaranty fund commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgenson
Omaha
The
Guaranty Fund Commission
Morgan Reunion Close to Kimball Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Morgan drove from Kimball Tuesday evening while Mr Morgan handled business affairs and the lady enjoyed a happy reunion with her niece Mrs Donald Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morgan
Kimball
Mr. Morgan
Donald Bassett
Russell Dedrick Visits Parents After Illness Recovery
Russell Dedrick, husband and father, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dedrick as he recovers from a recent severe illness. He is gradually regaining lost flesh and strength, aided by family support during convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dedrick
Dalton
Dedrick
Lions band members enjoy Omaha trip for national convention
Donald Costello and Robert Horna day travel with the Kimball Lions band to Omaha to perform at the National Lion convention. All are expected home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Costello
Robert Hornaday
Omaha
Kimball Lions
Frances Knox steps in as Telegraph reporter this week
Mrs Frances Knox covers The Telegraph in the absence of regular reporter Ralph Pierce She has prior experience in this role and knows the community well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Knox
The
Telegraph
Ralph Pierce
Anderson Seeks Legion Backing for Street Carnival
Mr. Anderson visited Wednesday to interview the executive committee of the American Legion post about bringing a street carnival to town on the eleventh. The committee declined to sponsor the proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
The
American Legion Post
Telegraph Printing In Need of Quality Service
When you require reliable printing, contact Telegraph for dependable service and clear, well produced outputs.
Sid ney social notes and travels across state lines
Miss Frances Wright visited Sidney as a house guest of Mrs Henry Libby in Lodge Pole San Francisco music instructor spent several days with friends. G M Plein returned from Wyoming where he worked on government carial stations at Burns and Liberty. Mrs C E Couch hosted ten friends with a dainty lunch. Mrs Snell and twins Marilyn and Jacquilyn visiting Thurston Nebraska. Dr Greenlee’s daughter Martha Hill attends summer school at Greeley and has been promoted to principalship in Tucson Arizona. Glenn Matteson at Supreme United Commercial Travellers convention in Columbus Ohio as one of six Nebraska delegates. H Y Boekstadter moved family to a Sidney ranch near building contracts. son Hubert to farm. Kathryn Ning, 1924 Sidney High alumna, left for Kansas City to visit Fred King and stop in Lincoln to see Carrie Cultra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wright
San Francisco
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Henry Libby
Martha Hill
A. K. Greenlee
Greeley
Colorado
Tuscon
Arizona
Glenn Matteson
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme United Commercial Travellers of America
Matteson
Nebraska
Kathryn Ning
Sidney Hi
Nanasas City
Fred King
Kathryn
Babe
Lincoln
Carrie Cultra
Mrs Mann and Daughter Return Home After Visit
Mrs. Lloyd Mann and daughter Kathryn left Thursday for their North Platte home after a three week stay with relatives in Sidney. Mrs Mann, formerly Alice Stuht, has many warm friends in Sidney from girlhood and as a young matron, with friends including Mrs Leo Osborn and the Stuht brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Mann
Kathryn
North Platte
Leo Osborn
Stuht Brothers
Mann
Alice Stuht
Sidney
Mrs T Porter Bennett Completes Eye Lid Graft
Friends report Mrs. T Porter Bennett now of Falls City, wife of Rev Bennett at a Methodist charge, underwent an unusual operation. Flesh was taken from her lower lip and grafted under the lids to correct an eye trouble. The procedure was successful and the ailment corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Porter Bennett
Falls City
Rev. Bennett
Miss Gertrude Brewer Visits Pasadena Family Ties
Miss Gertrude Brewer arrives in Pasadena to visit sister Mrs. Mabel Nolls husband and attends Pasadena high school graduation where 456 graduates and 30 000 witnesses heard Schuemann Hinke sing. She will soon travel to Yosemite to join sister Mrs Emma Perry and Mr Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Brewer
Pasadena
Mabel Noll
Schuemann-Hinke
Gertrude
Yosemite
Emma Perry
Perry
Mrs Miles and Son Return from Hot Springs Trip
Mrs W P Miles and her son Billie came back Tuesday from Hot Springs South Dakota where they visited Mrs Miles father and sister. They enjoyed themselves and spent much time in the water with some riding and driving. Mr Whitman Miles father and a well known figure in this town is active and well.
Picnic schedule highlights weekly church classes
Several picnics have been on schedule the past week. Mrs. A. A. Rudd took her Sunday school class, the Winners, to the Olson grove for a happy day. On Thursday O. R. Owens drove his class of boys to Julesburg. On Friday evening at the Rudd home Miss Caroline Rudd assisted by Miss Alice Markley was hostess for her Kensington class with Mrs. Kilburn as sponsor.
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A. A. Rudd
Olson Grove
O. R. Owens
Julesburg
Rudd
Caroline Rudd
Alice Markley
Kensington
Mrs. Kilburn
Sidney native John Witters visits Scottsbluff and Cheyenne
John Witters, a Sidney native and son of 8 P. Witters, who after graduating from the local school worked at a Scottsbluff bank, and his wife, were visitors in the city this week. They traveled by car, stayed with Milo Websters in Daviton precinct, then toured Sidney area for two days, and left Wednesday to visit Alva Witters and family in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Witters
Scottsbluff
John
Sidney
P. Witters
Scottsbluff Bank
Gospel Wagon Evangelists to Visit Methodist Church
A touring gospel car with an ice box and sleeping trailer arrives from California. The M. M. Trio comprising Dr and Mrs Montgomery and A C Mintz will conduct evangelistic work and sell Bibles. They perform kindly, and will appear at the Methodist church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Trio
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Foreclosure sale announced for Ernest Busboom property including milk cow yearling heifer three calves and work harness. Auction to be held July 2 1924 at 2 PM at Carl Busboom farm near Sidney Nebraska. Mortgage dates to October 31 1922 filed November 18 1922 with First National Bank of Peetz Moon Shipman Jr Kepler Kratz attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Busboom
Carl Busboam
Sidney
Nebraska
Ernest Busboam
First National Tank of Peers
Colorado
Moon
Shipman, Jr
Cheyenne County
First National Bank of Peetz
A Shipman, Jr
Sidney Nebraska Amends Braking and Parking Ordinances
Ordinance No 184 amends Ordinance No 162 sections on brakes horns signals and parking rules in Sidney Nebraska. It requires vehicles to have functional brakes muffler bell horn and lights and restricts spotlights and beam height and sets parking limits of ten minutes on specified business streets with curbward angled parking standards.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Central Avenue
Union Pacific
Third Street
First Street
First Avenue
Second Street
No Parking Rules Detailed by City Ordinance
The text outlines unlawful stationary parking beyond six hours and rules for curb placement within yellow marked spaces, supervised by the City Police Department. It bans parking on sidewalks or near fire hydrants within fifteen feet, and designates non parking zones by signs under city mayoral and council direction.
Sidney Nebr amended ordinance take effect June 20 1924
The passage approval and publication of amendments to Chapter 4 of ordinance 162 of Sidney Nebraska are declared effective from and after their passage as law. Signed June 20 1924 by Mayor Rh H Rogers and City Clerk Fred E Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
For Sale Large Safe and Show Cases by Goodall Jeweler
For sale by Goodall Jeweler on East Main Street is a large safe and several fine show cases offered before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodall Jeweler
East Side Main Street
Barber shops in Sidney close July Fourth all day
All barber shops in Sidney will be closed for the Fourth of July. Rasch McDonald and Weinburg will open the night before until 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Rasch, McDonald and Weinburg
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Martha Washington
Burk’s
S. P. Hunt
Telegraph Force
Yuma, Colorado
Gladys Zimmer
Casper Ellison
John Suehy
Sundl
Joan A. Mintken
Arthur Larson
Nels Miller
Judge Chambers
Gertrude MacGirvin
Harold Tobin
Dorothy Wright
Sterling
John Burk
Alliance
Fred Thompson
Weyerts
J. C. Burkhart
Fred Gates
Merino, Colorado
D. C
Merle C. Green
Marjorie Pettit
Kearney
Rosa Johnston
Fred
Myrtle
R. E. Richardson
Henry Peterson of
Chappell
Sidney Monday
Business Missions
State Guaranty Fund
Frank Hahier
B. W. Bonham
Frank Zalesky
Maxwell
Standard Oil
Henry Ehmke
Bunker Hill
Avis Rogers
Greenlees
Wiliam Gordon
Harvard
Frank King
A. K. Anderson
East
Collart
Gurley
Altar Society
Inneh
Academy Hall
Dar Association
Sidney Webster
Kansas
Doctor Webster
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
E. F. Osborns
Faery Remsburg
Marland
Asa Remsburg
Lisco
Clarion Radcliffe
Phil Etherton
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
G. M. Plein
Wyoming
Burns and Liberty
C. E. Couch
East Lincoln Highway
H. Y. Boekstadter
Fis
Hubert
Kepler & Kratz, Sidney, Nebr
Rh. H. Rogers
Fred E. Stephens
Ose
Hatty
Santa Clara
Vdc
Eastman Camera
Hawk-Eye Pictures
Kodakery
Berricn Thayers
Rexall Orge
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