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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1932
Page
10
A busy weekend summary notes Johnson and Mr. Stultz at a large Saturday night dance hosted by John Newton. Many local families shared meals Sunday across several homes including Ben Jurgens W T Sharman and the Gade and Nightengale families. Local visits included Steven and Leo Gibson to H P Cortney’s and Andrew Johnson at Nels Johnson’s.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Theatre Miller deceased announces a March 1932 hearing in Sid ney county court. George H. Miller petitions for probate of a written instrument as last will and testament and letters testamentary to be issued. Sheriff W W Schulz and attorney Earl R Kratz sign the notice.
Notice issued by Clerk John T McIntosh commands sale of land in Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy judgments by Edward Tippett Blanche Hill against William P Carpenter et al and Blanche Hill against William P Carpenter et al Affected properties include Northwest Quarter Section 26 Township 13 North Range 52 West and Southeast Quarter Section 26 and Northeast Quarter Section 26 all at the East front door of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse on April 4 1932 at 10 am for cash with costs and interest involved
Inter Southen Life Insurance Company sues J H Lawin and others in the Thirteenth Judicial District Nebraska. Sheriff W W Schulz will sell at public auction on April 4 1932 at 10 am at the court house Sidney to satisfy the order of sale. Property is the south half of section 27 township 13 north range 52 west. Cheyenne County Nebraska. Radcliffe and Wehmiller attorneys Sidney Nebraska.
Creditors of estate No 828 in Cheyenne County Nebraska are notified that claims must be presented by July 11 1932 and debts paid by March 16 1933. The county judge will receive claims on April 12 1932 and July 12 1932 at 10 o clock AM in the county court room to examine allow or adjust.
Jim Reed was convicted in Cheyenne County on January 19, 1931, of forgery. The Nebraska Board of Pardons has scheduled a hearing at 10:00 a.m. on April 1, 1932, at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln to consider his commutation application. Interested persons may appear and present their cause. Frank March, Secretary Board of Pardons. N. T. Harmon, Chief Probation Officer.
The district court directs sale of real estate in Cheyenne County to satisfy a judgment by Claus Joens against William P Carpenter et al. The property is the Southwest Quarter of Section 26 Township 13 North Range 52 West of the 6th P M. Sale is at 1:00 AM in Sidney Nebr for cash to cover judgment interest and costs.
Frank Workman helped Frank Ruska move belongings to the place vacated by Frank Deaver on Tuesday. Ed Miles family and Alice joined dinner at Ray Miles. John Newtons spent Wednesday at F A Johnson home. Rasmussen and Albin Johnson drove from Kimball area for dinner at Nels Johnson. Spiker visitors at Harold Spiker home. Joan Newton Earl Nightengale and Frank Deaver stayed with Jos Green during the blizzard. August Gade spent time at Elmer Gade’s. Nels Johnson and Stultz hosted Thursday afternoon at Ed Miles home. R W Johnson and family and F A Johnsons dined at N P Johnson. Dinner honored Mrs Julian Lundberg before she left Friday for Idaho. Chris Junker visited James Irwin Friday. Friday evening at Emil Nightengale’s. Andrew Johnson spent Saturday with Nels.
Numerous families including Engale, Jurgens, Sharman, Irwin, Walker, Cortney and others gathered at homes around Antelope to share dinners and afternoon visits. Notable events include Mrs John Heimer’s death at a Kamball hospital and a busy round of chores, visits, and town news across Denver to Kimball.
A quotation notes the odd claim that the scarcity of hunting pleasures should drive society toward collective hunting. The line attributed to Doctor Johnson reflects a witty critique of scarce amusements pushing people to engage in shared pursuit.
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