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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1914

Page

5

Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account

In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court hears Jennie Weaver petitioning final settlement as administratrix in the estate of Nicholas O Brya n deceased. March 30 1914 at 19 00 o clock hearing set. notice to interested parties by four weekly notices in Sidney Telegraph. Henry E Gapen County Judge.

Nebraska Cheyenne Henry E. Gapen Nicholas O'Bryan Jennie Weaver Sidney Telegraph Henry E. Gapen Seal

Tax Notice of Private Tax Sale Purchasers McIntosh and Gapen

J J McIntosh and H E Gapen bought at private tax sale the east forty four feet of lot 1 block 29 in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska for taxes 1908 1909 and 1910. They paid 1911 1912 taxes and sidewalk assessment. lot now taxed in Castle Hall Building Association. After three months from March 21 1914 they will apply for a tax deed. Dated March 5 1914.

Castle Hall Building Association J. J. McIntosh H. E. Gapen Cheyenne County Nebraska Sidney Cheyenne H. B. Gapen Castle Hall Association J McIntosh H. BE. Gapen

Lantz Estate Heirs Set for Cheyenne County Hearing

In Cheyenne County Nebraska a 1914 order notes Simeon Lantz died intestate in 1895 leaving heirs Mary Lantz N P Lantz Salina Lantz Simeon Lantz John Lantz Lyman Lantz Lydia Lantz and Nancy Lantz Stutzman. Heirs listed as surviving include M P Lant Salina A King Simeon Lantz Lydia Lantz Claude Stutzman Josephine Ankeny Ada Phillips Oliver Stutzman Ollie Stutzman Luella Andrews Victor Stutzman Milton Stutzman and Paul Stutzman all of whom live in various states. The court orders a hearing March 24 1914 at 10 am to consider waiving administration and entering an heirship decree.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Simeon Lantz Leroy Martin Illinois Range Forty-Eight Mary Lantz N. P. Lantz Salina Lantz John Lantz Lyman Lantz Lydia Lantz Nancy Lantz Stutzman Claude Stutzman A. L. Stutzman Josephine Ankeny Ada Phillips Oliver Stutzman Ollie Stutzman Luella Stutzman Victor Stutzman Milton Stutzman Paul Stutzman Towit M. P. Lant Carlock Ilinois Salina A. King Congerville Cove Oregon New Sharon Iowa Hale Center Texas Luella Andrews Said Henry E. Gapen

Sidney Nebraska Village Election Notice 1914

Election to be held in the Village of Sidney Nebraska on April 7 1914 to elect two village trustees for two years Balloting hours are 9 a m to 7 p m at the Commercial Club room in the Doran and Hadley building Sidney Neb Dated March 1 1914 E W Ziebert Chairman Village Clerk Leslie Dee 23-

Sidney Nebraska Board of Village Trustees Doran & Hadley Commercial Club Room Neb Sidney, Neb

Ayle and Holmer Wed in Bridgeport Ceremony

Earl V. Ayle and Miss Frances Holmer married in Bridgeport on March 16 1914 by County Judge Stouteville Their home will be in Sidney with the groom working in carpentry alongside A S Ajgle The Telegraph extends best wishes for the couple’s new life together

Earl V. Ayle Frances Holmer Alliance Bridgeport Stouteville Sidney A. S. Ajgle Telegraph

Stearn and Wilkinson Married in Denver Ceremony

Carl Stearn and Eva Wilkinson of Denver were united in marriage by County Judge Gapen at his office on March 11 in a formal ceremony.

Carl Stearn Eva Wilkinson Denver Gapen Marcel Friy--Pauli Arthur Frey Emma Pauli

Marriage of Haine and Provence in North Platte

Ulyssis Daniel Peter Haine and Jessie Provence of North Platte were married in a local office on March 13. The article also wonders about names and Friday the 13th superstition with no further details.

Ulyssis Daniel Peter Haine Kermmode Jessie Provence North Platte Gapen

Frey and Pauli Wed in Denver March 16

Arthur Frey and Emma Pauli both of Denver were united in marriage on March 16 in a local ceremony noted for its simplicity and family presence. The couple announced plans for their future following the ceremony.

Ramsey Curvey Wedding in Crook and Sidney Pair

Guy Ramsey of Crook Colorado and Flora Curvey of Sidney wed March 9 in County Judge Gapen s office. Harry Dick Wilson of Fort Collins and Mayme Santoz of Fort Collins married March 7 in A A Clark s office.

Guy Ramsey Crook Colorado Flora Curvey Sidney Gapen Harry Dick Wilson Fort Collins Mayme A Santoz A A Clark

Pullins Auliegate Couple Granted Marriage License

John Pulline of Sidney and Angel ine Auliegate of Italy received a license this week to wed. The bride has just arrived from her native land to be married in the best town on earth.

Tama man seen in city on Wednesday with Cheyenne county land

J Bracken of Tama Iowa was in the city on Wednesday and owns valuable land in Cheyenne county surrounding the area.

J. Bracken Tama Iowa Cheyenne County

Final settlement petition in Kruse estate ordered

County court orders April 18 1914 at 10 am show cause why the final account of Ernest Kruse Sr. and Albert Kruse as executors should be granted and discharged. Notice to interested parties by publishing in the Sidney Telegraph. Henry E. Gapen secretary.

Nebraska Cheyenne Henry I. Gapen Ernst Kruse Ernest Kruse, Jr Albert Kruse Sidney Telegraph Henry E. Gapen Seal County

Nebraska bank statement from Cheyenne County March 1914

The document records assets and liabilities of a Cheyenne County Nebraska bank as of March 1914. It lists loans and discounts 154607.01 overdrafts 670.00 bonds 24000.00 real estate and fixtures 23784.75 other items 2139.04 due from banks 6229.90 cash items 715.00 notes of other banks 0.00 lawful money reserve 5138.50 legal tender 655.00 redemption fund 1250.00 total assets 212216.04. Liabilities show capital stock 5000.00 surplus 10000.00 undivided profits 1187.48 deposits 37268.15 time certificates 10641.22 cashier’s checks 1870.19 due bills payable 14000.00 total 212216.04.Signed by cashier S Neubauer and directors J Jones, Julia Scanlon, J Harper. Notary public R A Buseke.

National Bank Sksute Neubauer Eesusr NeErsauer A. Jones Julia Scanlon Jow Harperr A_ Buake

Teachers Gather in Bridgeport for Western Nebraska Education

North Platte Valley Teachers Association meets in Bridgeport March 26 27 28 with Judge Ken Lindsey of Denver and Mabel Carney of Normal Illinois as speakers. Lindsey will discuss delinquency education and Carney will present Possibilities of Country Life and The Country School as a Community Center using slides. Frances Willard Union session covered Sabbath observance and home efficiency topics with plans for April 3 meetings and a 10 cent lunch.

Nebraska North Platte Valley Teachers’ Association Bridgeport Ken Lindsey Denver Colorado Mabel Carney Normal Illinois West Lindsey Miss Carney

Nebraska man rents Kucera ranch to improve his own south section

Mr. Tesar of Tobias Nebraska has rented the Kucera ranch and will occupy it a year while he improves the section which he owns south of it.

Mr. Tesar Tobias Nebraska Kucera Ranch

Fishman Returns From Spring Purchasing Expedition

S Fishman returned early in the week from a spring purchasing expedition for his department store, reported by the local business desk.

S. Fishman

Harmony Hair Beautifier and Shampo Now Restocked

Harmony Laboratories in Boston announces full production of Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampo for immediate orders. The rose scented liquid hair dressings promise natural gloss, soft waves, and bright appearance without coloring or greying. Sold at Rexall Stores and Sidney Drug Co. in town.

Harmony Laboratories Boston Harmony Rexall Sidney Drug Co Sidney, Neb

St Patrick’s Church announces services and events

St Patrick’s Catholic Church PATHER LINK lists Mass at 10 o’clock next Sunday and an evening service at 7:30 with Instruction ending Saturday at 2. Dorcas society held a 15 cent lunch at Mrs Tropnitz home last Thursday afternoon. Rev Utesch and family plan summer vacation largely in Colorado. J S Leamer, former pastor, slowly recovers from a serious illness at home in Clinton Ohio.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church Pather Link Dorcas Society Utesch Colorado J. S. Leamer Clinton Ohio

Pastor Harry Mitchell Schedule At Local Church

Pastor Harry Mitchell conducts Bible school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Evening service follows a 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor. The Willing Workers meet Thursday afternoons.

Harry Mitchell Christian Endeavor

Christ Episcopal Church Lent and Services Schedule

Christ Episcopal Church lists Lent services with Holy Communion at 8 am and Morning Prayer at 10 am on March 22. No weekday or March 29 services due to the rector's travel March 25 to April 2. A Lent service is planned Friday April 3 at 7 pm conducted by Priest Lascelles.

Christ Episcopal Church North Valley Lascelles

Trinity Lutheran Church Service and Activities

Rev J H Utesch pastors a Trinity Lutheran service at 11 am and 7 30 pm Sunday school at 10 am choir practice every Tuesday 8 pm Dorcas society meets Thursdays at members homes church council meets first Monday each month confirmation class 2 pm Saturdays in winter months.

Dorcas Society Church Council

Church notices for Reverend Hayes service schedule

Rev E J Hayes pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. League services 6 30 p.m. on Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p.m. Choir practice Friday 7 30 p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.

E. J. Hayes Ladies Aid

Baptism of Morris Carl Livoni Held at City Home

The baptism of Morris Carl Livoni, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Livoni, occurred Thursday at the Livoni home. Rev. Utesch officiated and sponsors were Mrs. J. C. Livoni and Mrs. Kate Treiney.

Morris Carl Livoni Carl Livoni

Kucera Sale at the Kucera ranch on St Patrick

A St Patrick day auction at the Kucera ranch drew a large crowd in fair weather. Horses sold up to 180 dollars and cows from 61 to 71 dollars while all other stock sold in proportion. Three auctioneers kept bids brisk with Milett of Sidney and Taylor of Sunol assisting Kucera. Greenlee clerks and many ladies aided in serving hunch hot meat buns cheese cookies kolaches and coffee.

St. Patrick's Day Kucera Ranch Green Ribbon Cols. Milett Sidney Taylor Sunol Kucera Greenlee

Joy to Speak at Long Pine For Week of Lectures

From the Long Pine Journal Mr. Joy will be here from the 22nd to the 27th of this month. He spoke at Long Pine to a large and ever increasing audience each night with standing room used the last two nights. He is a lecturer whose events drew growing crowds.

Joy Long Pine

Reverend Garrett to Lead Local Church In April Return

The Rev Garrett preached last Sunday to a good sized congregation and will return about the tenth of April to take charge of the work at this place.

Garrett Christian Church

St Patrick’s Church Observes St Patrick’s Day

Fr Donnelly of Alliance led St Patrick’s Day services for a large congregation and preached on St Patrick. Fr Link attended ordination in Kearney Sunday. Altar Society met with Mrs Frank Clinton in her new home for a joyful social and luncheon. Large attendance reported.

Father Donnelly Alliance St. Patrick’s St. Patrick Father Link Kearney Altar Society Frank Clinton

Methodist Ladies Lunch At Church Draws Big Crowd

The Methodist ladies lunch at the church on Wednesday was well patronized. They served hot pork and beans potato salad pickles rolls butter and jelly light and dark cake and coffee in unlimited quantity for fifteen cents. Mrs Trognitz class served a delicious fifteen cent lunch Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall after the Maccabee session.

Young Man Draws Crowd At Fundings Land Sale

A large sale organized by the Fundings land investment company drew a vast crowd from surrounding country and towns. The event featured a young man with a strong inspired countenance and compelling personality. No admission was charged, but a collection was taken from willing attendees. Many animals were disposed of during the sale.

Fundingsland Investment Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. R. Martin L. M.garey E. W. Ziebert Leslie Dee Ayli Holmer Stearn—Wilkinson Kermmode—Province Ramsey Curvey Wilson—Santoz First National Bank of Sidney Resources Strate Bigs County Rances Willard Union Frances The Parr-Reed Orchestra Trinity Lutheran J. H. Utesch Black Methodist Church Lutheran Christian St. Patrick's Catholic Methodist Frank Vickers Rhode Island White Rocks Hastings Fairbery
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