Public Auction Notice of One Half Interest in Nebraska Property
W. W. Schulz sheriff announces sale of an undivided one half interest in the southeast quarter of section 15 township 13 range 52 west of the 6th P. M. Cheyenne County Nebraska. On November 30 1931 at 1 PM at the east front door of Sidney county courthouse the bid will be cash to satisfy execution totaling 4061.20 with interest from July 11 1931 at 10 percent and court costs. Courtright Sidner Lee & Gunderson attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Owak
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Ownership and certification of The Telegraph and Telegraph-News
Guy V. Doran and the estate of F. A. Gapen hold sole ownership of The Telegraph and The Telegraph-News published weekly at Sidney Nebraska. No bonds or mortgages exist against the newspapers. Subscribed and sworn before Notary G. H. Doran on October 28, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Doran
Notice of Final Report Estate No 742 in Cheyenne Nebraska
Notice to all sons interested in Mary A McIntosh estate that the executrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heirs at law determination. Hearing set before the Court on November 27, 1931 at 10 00 a m. Dated November 5 1931. Seab G P Kratz County Judge Patrick J Heaton Attorney. 16-18-20. Sent District No 1. City of Sidney Nebraska. October 28 1931. H Schroeder Carl C Jones City Clerk Mayor. 14-16-18-20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. McIntosh
Seab
G. P. Kratz
Patrick J. Heaton
Public Notice of Debt by Sidney Motor Company
In Wanay Nebraska on October 27 1931 the board of directors of Sidney Motor Company gives public notice that total debts amount to 17045 30 dollars conformance with Section 24 the Compiled Statutes of Nebraska for 1929. B L Walker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanay
Nebraska
Sidney Motor
B. L. Walker
Special Meeting Notice City Council Sidney Nebraska 1931
Notice is given that a special meeting of the City Council of Sidney Nebraska will be held at the regular meeting place on November 28 1931 at the hour of unspecified time for the purpose of making an assessment against a parcel of land within Street Improvement District No 1 to cover the cost of grading curbing guttering and paving of the streets avenues within the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Neb
By order of John T. McIntosh clerk of Cheyenne County Court Ruth Ewing wins judgment against B. J. Marek et al. The NE fractional quarter of Section 10 Township 13 Range 47 West of 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska will be sold November 10 1931 at 10 a m at the front door of the Sidney County Courthouse for cash. Dated October 7 1931. W W Schulz Sheriff. Paul L. Martin attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McIntosh
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ruth Ewing
B. J. Marek
Said County
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Paul L. Martin
Executed Levy on Real Estate of A E Tunberg
By order of the Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska on a judgment from Lancaster County Nebraska in favor of First Nations Bank of Hooper against A E Tunberg a transcript filed in Cheyenne County judgment docket shows a levy on the described real estate of A E Tunberg with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lancaster County
First Nations Bank of
Hooper
A. E. Tunberg
Notice of Indebtedness for Western Creamery Company
In Kidney Nebraska on October 26 1931 in compliance with section 24 213 of the Compiled Statutes the president and a majority of the board of directors give public notice that all existing debts of the Western Creamery Company incorporated total 1273 27 on October 1 1931 Directors John Peetz Fred W Stuht C S Radcliff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidney
Nebraska
Western Creamery Company, Incorporated
Local Social Roundup in West Center
West Center residents share visits and dinners across several families. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ehlers hosting, Mrs. E E Osborn returning from Grand Island as a Rebekah delegate, and J C Guill returning from Lyons after selling a carload of potatoes.
East Gurley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ray Miles spent Thursday at the Charles Nelck home August Kurth and Ernest Burke were in Gurley Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Henry Hinrichs motored to North Platte Tuesday to see Mrs Stava Mrs Charles Nelck and son Vern Archie Conrad was in Gurley Wednesday evening
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Tamma Nelck
Ray Miles
Charles Nelck
August Kurth
Ernest Burke
Gurley
Henry Hinrichs
North Platte
Stava
Vern
Archie Conrad
Gurley Visitors and Local Errands Reported
Bert Gibbons and son Orville were Gurley visitors Tuesday evening. Numerous Gurley visits occur including Mrs L F Cunningham and Mrs Archie Conrad at the Christensen home. Roy Miles works for Archie Conrad in his absence. Harold Gibbons and Arthur Sassaman attended Gurley on Wednesday. Grover Larson visited Gurley Friday morning and Mrs L F Cunningham and son visited Sidney Friday. Henry Hinrichs transacted business in Gurley Friday. Multiple families and individuals visited Gurley Thursday and Friday including Mr. and Mrs S D Ahlm Carl, Grover Larson family, and Neal Parody. The Bert Gibbons family hosted visitors Friday afternoon. Grover Larson and family motored to Sidney Saturday. Thurma Nelck visited with Mrs Ray Miles. S D Ahim Carl and Mrs Charles Nelck Vernon visited Gurley Sunday morning. Harold Gibbons accompanied Arthur Sassaman to Sidney Sunday. Mrs Herman Jurgens and son Dennis were in Gurley Saturday afternoon. Charles Neick daughter Thurma traveled to Sidney Monday. Jean Johnson, Earl Johnson’s daughter, enjoys school Fridays. Vernon Neick and Ed Kieselhorst called on Sidney Sunday. Neal Rowan and Norma Lea visited Frank Rowan Sunday afternoon. Fred Johnston and children motored to Sidney Saturday. Vernon Neick and George Bennett attended the Sidney show Saturday evening. Bert Gibbons attended to business at Gurley Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Osborn
Irvin Ehlers
A. H. Draper
Earl Young
Ed Zorn
Bishell
Martin Christofferson
Freeburg, Jr
James Collins
Proken Bow
George Fisher
George Young
Scottsbluff
E. E. Osborn
Grand Island
Rebekah
Dalton Lodge
Paul Weible
Olive Gineau
Roy Neary
Warnock
iMarian
Osborn
Dorothy Tryer
Ila Rhea Et Ste
E E. Osborn
Gurley
J. C. Gunl
Vinetta Osborn
Leonard Freeburg and Sons
Andrew Jensen
J. C. Guill
Lyons
Bert Gibbons
Orville
L. F. Cunningham
Archie Conrad
Aid
Christensen Home
Roy Miles
Mr. Conrad
Harold Gibbons
Arthur Sassaman
Grover Larson
L. F. Cunningham and
Sidney
Henry Hinrichs
S. D. Ahlm
Carl
Neal Parody
John Hinrichs
Ray Miles
Lois
Charles Nelck
Thurma Nelck
S. D. Ahim
Vernon
Herman Jurgens
Dennis
Vernon Neick
Ed Kieselhorst
Neal Rowan
Norma Lea
Frank Rowan
George Bennett
Henry Busacker Family Dines With Paul Vicks
East Dalton brief notes list dinner guests and social visits. Ruth Jobe, Rowena Jobe, Ruth Jebe, Vivian, and Helen Stibor are mentioned with local families and Sunday school and church activities. School dismissed Wednesday noon. several families spent weekends with relatives in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Busacker
Paul Vick
Fred Rathman
Reinhold Miller
Rowena Jobe
Jolly
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Jebe
Vivian
Grandma Heizer
Mrs. Melburg
Helen Stibor
Sidney
Rathman
Marx
Lloyd Yowell
Mr. Yowell
Henry
Weather Turns Pleasant After Winds. Velma Marx Sicks List
Wind blew last week until Friday and dirt settled improving conditions. Forecasts indicate more nice weather ahead. Velma Marx was on the sick list Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Marx
This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat
Mrs H Price of Woodside Long Island reports losing 64 pounds using Kruschen. She weighed 190 pounds a year ago and now is 126, saying she looks younger and feels better. The ad promotes a half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks, offering a money back guarantee.
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Jay
Western Drug Co
America
Mooney
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Finke Creamery Co
Telegraph
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Betty Hardy
Newton Street
Henry Laaker
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H. Schroeder
Carl C. Jones
Sheriff’s Sale
R. C. Jackson
John Peetz
Fred W. Stuht
C. S. Radcliff
West Center
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Jaques Mfg. CO
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Charles Neicik
Thurma
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