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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1928
Page
7
No school Tuesday as the school house hosted election duties. Community members attend church in Lodge Pole and a showing of the film King and Kings in Sidney. Mrs. J B Ruttner hosts bridge with George Barlow. others visit Sidney for shopping and hospital visits. Several residents attend to cattle shipments, car updates, and weekend outings across Sunol and surrounding towns.
Bunker Hill notes report Miss Clara Mohatt hosted a class Halloween party with four guests and lunch. Families, births, illnesses, and gatherings fill the week as multiple households visit, care for a sick child, and attend events. A newborn baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Greeve as Earl Bayne hauled hogs to Sidney and school closed for election day.
L A Pearson was a Suno caller on Monday. Residents visited and hosted gatherings at E A Wickard, L A Pearson, and Johnson homes Sunday afternoon and Sunday evening. Names include Will Thurow Phoebe Elge August Jurgens Oscar Olson Albert Johnson Mae and Kenneth Hernbloom Ray Rexroth Neva June Roberts and many others with several Sid ney and Sidney area calls.
Bun motored to Sidney Saturday afternoon to shop. Garhart Thurow Beulah and Orville Hume and Vera Weigers visited the Will Thurow home Sunday. Mr and Mrs W W Wassum and Mr and Mrs Al Pierce and son spent Tuesday evening at the Walter Was sum home.
A car driven by Swea Christ skidded into a railing near Gustin hill south of Gurley, causing damage to both vehicles. Geneva Cagley suffered bruises while F M Knox could not stop in time. The town saw a record Gurley precinct voter turnout despite bad roads. District events included a quarterly conference, a Farmers Union meeting, and a church chicken dinner.
Mrs W A McMillen and son Stew art and Alice Lyngholm shopped in Sidney Saturday with dental work for Alice. Dewitt Glassburn shot coyotes last week. Arvin Livingston and family and J F Killham with new Buick and Ford sedan visited Sidney and area. Numerous calls and visits: Lingwall Sprenger Hatcher Scheer and Westphalen among others.
Mrs. J L Hughes visited with her son and family Monday. Mrs. Wm Tompsett stayed with Mrs. Henry Branch Tuesday while Mr. Tompsett served on the election board at Huntsman. Mrs Clyde Kinton and friend visited Sparks area Tuesday. Ed Lipke and Ed Wolverton assisted with hog butchering Friday. Mrs Ed Brockelsby has been on the sick list. Paul Sparks hosted dinner guests at the Claude Sparks home. Floyd Jacobson of Dalton and L Taylor of Gurley visited. L M Sterling cared for Henry Johnson's children in Sidney while the Johnsons were in Grand Island. School district No 77 earned a standardization plate for meeting requirements and boasted as an early recipient. Miss Belle Stafford and pupils presented a standardization effort.
J C Guill traveled to Omaha last week and sold a carload of sheep. Families and neighbors gathered for dinners and Sunday visits with the Osborn, Guill, Berry, Ankeny, and Hart households. Community hosts include Ladies Aid lunches and Halloween activities at Center School and election day events.
Brief political notice from Sunol Nebraska dated November 7 1928 thanking voters for loyal support at the election and pledging to merit their confidence by Bert Allington
The meeting lists numerous claims for road work mowing oil and fuel including Ed Meyer Troy Smith Standard Oil West Nebr Oil Co and multiple labor and material charges. One claim Dr Hibbard for professional services was disallowed. The session adjourned to November 20 or by special call of the chairman, with P C Collart as chair and Henry Paviat as County Clerk.
Kittie H Mays petitions in Cheyenne County District Court to quiet title to NE Section 8 Township 14 North Range 49 West and remove clouds on record title. She seeks a decree declaring mortgage paid and that she holds fee simple title with ten years adverse possession. Defendants include Elizabeth Flynn and unknown heirs and devisees with notices by publication.
In the county court at Sid ney Nebraska the matter of the estate of Nora Hunt deceased is filed. Creditors are notified that the county judge will sit in the County Court Room in Sid ney on December 4 1928 at 10 o clock A M to examine claims and settle the estate.
On the fourth day of February, 1929 at 10 oclock A M to receive and examine all claims against said estate with a view to adjustment and allowance Three months from November 31 1928 to present claims and one year from October 31 1928 to pay debts Witnessed by the county court seal October 31 1928 Elmer Kahl County Judge Kepler and Kratz Lawyers 13 5 7 9
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