District Court Third Week Disposes Several Cases
District court proceedings show multiple dispositions. Judgments for plaintiffs include sums of 2217, 211, 4763, 469, 1657 with various actions such as foreclosure replevin and ejectment. Divorce decrees grant custody to the plaintiff in one case. A jury verdict was overridden and a new trial ordered in another action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Ryman
Lincoln G. Simon
First National Bank of
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lincoln G Simon
American Bank of Sidney
Siemon Goemann
Opal Smithburg
Theodore A. Smithburg
Mutual Oil Company
Robert Co. Sumner
First National Bank of Bayard
Nebraska
Nora Chambers
Metropolitan State Bank
J. W.mcdaniel
First State Bank of Lodgepole
Walter W. Craig
Edward J. Brogan
Bentley Land Company
Lulu Mower
Byron G. Hower
Allen FE
Warren
B. B. Isemberger
C. L. Mann
Sam Fine
Gustav J. Henning
Local and Personal News Briefs in Sidney
Born to Mr and Mrs William F Peters on May 5 a son and to Mr and Mrs Roy F Walker on May 9 a daughter. Mr Carnwin of Dix Nebraska drove here for repairs. J A Miles and J A Foster of Dalton visited Sidney Monday. Gus Hennig and A W Friede of Lisco drove to town Tuesday. Peter Nelson and Ellis Fisher from Sextorp were in the county seat Monday. Mrs Jollis of the Fashion Shop visited Sterling last Sunday with Mrs O E Frandsen. Mrs Montague Gurley schools superintendent was in Sidney Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Walker
Mr. Cnarwin
Dix
Nebraska
J. A. Miles
J. A. Foster
Dalton
Sidney
Gus Hennig
A. W. Friede
Lisco
Peter Nelson
Ellis Fisher
Sextorp
Mrs. Jollis
Fashion Shop
Sterling
O. E. Frandsen
Efficiency meeting attended by Burlington Agent Shipman
Burlington Agent M. A. Shipman was absent at Sterling Colorado Monday evening for an efficiency meeting of his company on the Prevention of Loss. Officials gathered to hear discussions as great economies are being pursued by the big railroads through these regular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
M. A. Shipman
Sterling
Colorado
President Osborn Homecoming After Omaha Visit
President C. J. Osborn of the State Farmers' Union returned from Omaha where his offices are and stayed through Tuesday with family and friends to oversee Union business. He reports his staff as efficient and says there is plenty of work to keep him busy, and the community is glad to have him back in town whenever possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Osborn
State Farmers’ Union
Omaha
Ned
Hospital Notes Highlight Nurse Vera Dugger’s Leadership
Miss Vera Dugger has assumed full charge of the hospital with support from doctors and the community. The youngest patient is a baby boy born to Mrs. W. F. Peters on Sunday morning. Reverend Peters of Gatheran Evangelical church is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Dugger
W. F. Peters
Peters
Gatheran Evangelical Church
Local Residents Discharged and Returning Home
The article notes Mrs. Will Journey has been discharged and returned to her country home. Charles Ericson has been discharged and gone to his home near Potter. Mr. Duncan, landlord of the Metropolitan, has been taken to his home, not improving as his friends wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Journey
Charles Ericson
Potter
Mr. Duncan
Metropolitan
New Business Men Converge on Sidney Oliver Line
New business men Mr Perritt from South Bend Indiana and Mr Bartholomew from Omaha Nebraska met this week with W W Heinemann who will head the Retail and Service branch of the Oliver line of implements at Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perritt
South Bend
Indiana
Mr. Bartholomew
Omaha
Nebraska
Oliver Chilled View Works
W. W. Heinemann
Oliver Line
Sidney
Doctor Swatzlander Recovers From Eye Trouble in Denver
News from Denver reports Dr Swatzlander told his family late in the week that he had recovered from the severe eye symptoms after a minor operation. Friends express optimism he will fully restore normal use of the affected eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatzlander
Denver
Byars Store Opens With Public Interest
The J. B. Byars Company store opened for business Thursday with a roomy city appearance, clean stock, and skilled clerks. A large number of citizens visited, inspecting the interior as Fort Collins’ F. Hunter helped local manager A. S. Kennedy greet shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Byars Company
If. F. Hunter
Fort Collins
Byars Company
A. S. Kennedy
Voice From Past Visits Telegraph From York Resident
John Ittner of York Nebraska, aged eighty and more, visited on Monday and recalled the old days. He owns several farms here and is engaged in renting them and general business, noting the great westward advancement. He also stopped by The Telegraph office for a pleasant call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ittner
York
Nebraska
Ittner
West
Old Timer Mike Sanders Visits Community in Omaha
Old timer Mike Sanders, longtime favorite, spends time with friends while visiting his daughter Mrs E D Worden. He shows his usual cheerful health and warmth in the community before returning to his home in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike” Sanders
Wrights Return From Missouri. Mrs Wright Recovered
R W Wright and wife have returned from a long stay in Macon Missouri. Mrs Wright has fully recovered from a nervous breakdown that required hospital care. They are at home with Mrs Endsley and their two children join in relatives relief. Metz Millinery offers transparent hats and Sidney Flower Shop promotes porch plants. Laundry line and taxi phone listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Wright
Macon
Missouri
County Board Lets Contract for Road in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County commissioners J L Rees and L R Barlow returned from Lincoln with federal highway approval. They awarded a twelve mile road project, Federal Project 130 A, to HW FE Knowlton of Denver. Local workers will be hired, and bridges and culverts contracted to Western Bridge Co. of Omaha. Project aims to connect towns north to south with Lincoln Highway traffic, advancing arterial highway plans and saving at least $25,000. Next year $100,000 is poised for federal projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Board of Commissioners
Feder Aid
J. L. Rees
L. R. Barlow
Lincoln
Goding
Sidney
Old Burying Ground
Round House
Union Pacific
Todd
Morrill
FE. Knowlton
Denver
Greeley
Knowlton
Western Bridge Company of
Omaha
Rainy Weather Casual Observations From Weld County
Found More Rain Ren Vacik and V Klein drove Monday in the former s car to Denver via Weld county Colorado All Bonish accompanied them and met HT C Casselman and the latter two drove back together They found water standing on the surface of the ground in many places 80 abundant had been the rains and all vegetation looking green and rank Mr Vacik and Mr Klein returned on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Vacik
V. Klein
Denver
Weld County
Colorado
HT. C. Casselman
Mr. Vacik
Mr. Klein
Wier Named Official Adjuster for Hall Losses in Nebraska
Mr Wier also known as W R Wier the genial drink mixer in Thayers appointed by the Department of Trade and Commerce as official adjuster of hall losses and damages his territory covers Cheyenne Morrill Devel Kimball Banner and Scotts Bluffs counties He looks forward to outdoor interests after years of indoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wier
Thayer
Department of Trade and Commerce
Hall
Cheyenne
Morrill
Devel
Kimball
Banner
Scotts Bluffs
No Place Like Dome See Us About Sidney Lumber Co
Local ad notes a Sidney Lumber Co display or promotion at a dome venue. The item highlights a sales angle for building materials and invites readers to inquire about products and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome
Sidney Lumber CO
Temporary closing of First National bank Sidney
The First National bank of Sidney did not open Wednesday due to slow liquidation of its paper. Bank not insolvent. deposits decline and reserves impaired. Steps planned to reorganize quickly. Community shows confidence and cooperation to restore normal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Telegraph
Sidney
Cheyenne
First National Bank of Sidney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiliam F. Peters
May Sth
President Osborn
Dr. Swatzlander
Byars Store
Wrights
Metz
Sidney Flower Shop
County Board
Charles HH Gardner
Lloyd Anderson
F. N. Slawson
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Wier
NEBR
New
Oberfelder Clothing
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Chamber OF Commerce
Association
Union Pacific Hotel
Jorgenson
Kepler
the American Bank
the Foundation
George BE. Taylor
George R Buckner
Eugene D. McAllister
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