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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
10
Sidney School District Number One petitions Cheyenne County Nebraska for an order to take the south half of lots 1 and 2 in block 9 Wellner's Addition Sidney for district or general school purposes. Hearing set May 31, 1930 at 10:00 A.M. in County Court. Attorney R P Kepler represents petitioner.
By order of sale issued by John T. McIntosh Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska on judgment for Carrie A Schulenberg et al against Carl F Erickson directing sale of the Southwest Quarter of Section 35 Township 15 Range 50 West of the 6th P.M. the described real estate will be sold as upon execution.
On May 27, 1930 at 10:00 A M at the front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska the sheriff will sell real estate at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. W W Schulz Sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska April 23 1930.
In the County Court Cheyenne County Sidney the matter of the estate of Alice Closman Deceased creditors are notified of a claims hearing on August 9 1930 at 10 o clock AM to examine and adjust all claims The period to present claims ends three months from May 9 1930 and the period to pay debts ends one year from April 21 1930 Witness hand and seal of the County Court April 21 1930 Seal
Mrs. John George and son Harvey visited H J Elsen. George Deaver and children stopped at T G Waddells. Elsen did business in Lodge Pole. The George family hosted the Womans club at Peetz church parlors with sixty members present and lunch. Several locals visited Sidney and Dalton, with absences noted for Ruby Deaver and Harvey George helping while others were away.
Mr and Mrs A J Talish visited Sidney Tuesday. Mrs James Tighe hosted Belping Hand club on Wednesday. E A Wickard returned home from hospital Tuesday. Theis siblings and Irma Welton drove to Denver to fetch Dorothy in school. Numerous locals attended Sund? senior class play Tuesday night.
South Sunol area week features numerous calls and errands around Crook, with Bonser, Kokes, and Ottjes families receiving visitors. Sod breaking for Bonser and Ottjes, a Kensington church meeting, school events, a senior play in Crook, a weiner roast, and local shopping outings are described along with several absences for medical and family duties.
Mr and Mrs A Persinger Mrs Dye and Mrs Badger spent Friday in Lewellen at the W B Jewet. Mrs Martha Winston left Friday for Chappell to visit the L Nelson home. Mrs B Bates and daughter Ruby entertained five tables at a bridge luncheon Tuesday. Prizes were awarded Nora Wolfe Mrs L R Barlow and Mrs Oscar Meyer.
A grateful patient credits Konjola with swift relief from stubborn stomach pains. The article notes her eagerness to share how the medicine worked quickly, confirming its positive impact on her health.
Mrs Otto Pulasky Mapleton of Mina recounts severe illness three years earlier and says Konjola cured her indigestion and stomach troubles. She notes four bottles ended her ailment, with weight gain and renewed energy. six to eight bottles advised for a fair trial. Konjola sold at Sidney Drug Co in Sidney Nebraska and by other local druggists.
Sunday gatherings at the L. L Spindler and F J Grant homes are noted along with a Lehmkuhl meeting that drew 15 members and visitors. Refreshments included snerbet and angel food cake. Mrs Mary Sasha traveled to Ovid Toos via punming to meet her dancer. Laura Wilkins plans to accompany her to Canada. Harry Kreider bought a new Pentic car last week.
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