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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
7
City Clerk Carl C. Jones lists caucus details with ward venues: first ward in city auditorium, second in north side school, third in east side school. General caucus at city auditorium follows at 8 p.m.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska notices announce hearings on the estate of Booth N Curtiss deceased with claims of intestacy. Petition seeks decree of inheritance of real estate in Section 17 13N 50W and lists heirs Elizabeth L Curtiss Samuel B Curtiss and others with no debts. Hearing set March 30 1935 at 10 am County Court room. Robt A Barlow County Judge Heaton Heaton attorneys.
Bids will be received at Sidney city clerk office until March 15, 1935 at 7 30 p m for two projects. Project one covers labor and materials for a sidewalk along the east side of Lot 8 Block 1 Simon Hardy Addition. Estimated cost 78 00 dollars. Project two covers labor and materials for a sidewalk along Lot 10 Block 12 Callahan's Addition. Cost 94 60 dollars. Plans are in city clerk's office. City council may accept or reject any bid. Dated March 5, 1935. Cc C Jones and city council.
The Sidney Nebraska city council met at 7:30 p.m. with Mayor Roche and six councilmen present. Minutes were read and approved. Ordinance No. 226 appropriation was approved. caucuses set for March 12 at 7:15 p.m. and 8 p.m. A charge of eight dollars per night was approved for Sunday night church services at the auditorium. council adjourned. Attest C C Jones. Appropriation items include General Fund Payroll Bell Telephone and Telegraph Printing.
Edward J. Slater files foreclosure against Carl Kohlschmidt et al and orders sale of the northeast quarter of section 31 township 13 north range 48 west at the Sidney county court house on March 30, 1935 at 1 PM. Lands described contain 160 acres in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sheriff W W Schulz states sale for cash with Courtright Sidner Lee and Gunderson as attorneys.
In the County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska the estate of F A Barger deceased. Creditors are notified that claims will be received and examined at the county court room Sidney on June 18 1935 at 10 AM with three months from March 16 1935 to present claims and one year to pay debts. Robt A Barlow County Judge R P Kepler attorney.
Peetz area items detail attendance at a Sterlin g basketball event, a funeral in Grand Island, and family moves to Hebron. Local visits include Sterling residents, Sacred Heart sodality activities, birthday celebrations, bridge games, and dinners. Ranch and farm life notes cover pleurisy illness, school graduations, and neighbors traveling or hosting guests.
Mrs. Sarah Hunt hosted a quilting party on Thursday afternoon with guests Mrs. Ed Stevens and daughter Gladys, Mrs. Charles Earnhart, Mrs. Garrett Schartel and baby, Mrs. Ollie Withers, Mrs. Hubert Bondegard, Mrs. Charles Bonds gard, Mrs. Millard Queen, and Rosa Rowedder. A delicious lunch ended the gathering.
Mrs Ansker Smith and daughter Margaret Tolle visited the Charles Bondegard home Wednesday. Pinochle party at Ollie Withers Friday night included Hubert and Charles Bondegard, John Kastens, Milard Queen, Sarah Hunt, John Grimes and daughter Marjorie, Clifford Smith, Dorothy Dawson, Lloyd Maus and Dave Nelson. Ice cream and cake served at midnight. Dorothy Dawson of Oshkosh area visited George Dawson Friday. Ollie Withers hosted Sunday dinner with Dick Brown in Lodge Pole. Joyd Mays left for North Platte for work. Oshkosa shoppers included Millard Queen, Hubert Bondegard and families. Billy Moss recovering from chickenpox. Kenneth Earnhart shopped in Sidney. Lloyd Bondegard and Byron Lucas visited C N Bondegard Friday. A good rain fell Sunday night. Ralph and Maxine Hunt returned from Wyoming. Wilbur Lutkehus moving to old Dampke farm. Sarah Hunt family visited Garrett Scharretholme Sunday evening. Herman Rewedder and children Albin and Rosa visited Chappell Wednesday. Stanley Stevens Johnny Grimes sick this week. Henry Weyerts family and Hanning Foster family visited Chris Foster Sunday. Presbyterian circle bake sale March 9 at U and I store. 51 52
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