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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
7
Potter Review urges all Cheyenne county towns Potter Lodge Pole Dalton Gurley and Sidney to unite for the Cheyenne County Fall Festival in Sidney on October 1 2 3. The event promises strong sports and exhibit attractions across the county with a festival for all residents and counties.
Three fine automobiles were purchased last week by Potter residents. A. E. Brady owns a new Buick Master sedan, Jos. Nelson has a Buick Master coach, and N. S. Miller returned from Hastings with a Studebaker Special sedan. The Potter Review praises the cars as beautiful examples of mechanical perfection.
Money to loan on improved farms with quick service offered by E C Stockwick. Before buying a new battery for your farm light plant consult J H Borland who will grant a liberal allowance for your old battery toward a new Westinghouse.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the district court orders sale of the banks remaining assets by receiver J W Rogers on October 20 1925 at 11 A M at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney Nebraska. The sale includes notes totaling about 12178270 dollars real estate in Cheyenne and Kimball counties overdrafts totaling 940.06 and other assets. Offers may be cash or per law and may consider bids from the Guarantee Fund Commission.
State of Nebraska ex rel Gurley State Bank receivership to sell remaining assets at 10 a.m. October 20, 1925, at Cheyenne County Court House Sid ney. Assets include bills receivable, cash items, real estate in Cheyenne County, past due accounts, and judgments. Also sale of land by Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association case at front door November 2, 1925, in Sid ney. property is SE quarter of section 30, township 16, range 49 with a 24.1 acre parcel.
In pursuance of an execution need, Isola B Wasson clerk, upon judgment for J W Harper against P C Kirkpatrick, I levy real estate Dot 6 Block 1 McFadden Addition Sidney Nebraska. At 10 AM November 3 1925 at courthouse front door I will sell to highest cash bidder for one hour. Dated September 30 1925 J W McDaniel Sheriff. Jerke Commission Co ads poultry eggs.
Isola B. Wasson, Clerk of the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska, orders the sale of the NW quarter of Section 24 Township 15 North Range 49 West at the Sidney courthouse front steps on October 6 1925 at 10:00 A M to the highest cash bidder. The sale follows an order of Marshall Pryor against G R Buckner et al. Auction proceeds go to satisfy the judgment.
J W McDaniel sheriff states that under a court order in the case of Wasson vs Weber the un divided four fifths interest in the north half of section 1 township 15 range 49 west of the 6th P M in Cheyenne County Nebraska will be sold at public auction October 20 1925 at 10 A M at the front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebr with the sale remaining open one hour.
Josef J. Pokorny is named as non resident defendant in a foreclosure action filed September 1925 by Fred Lehmkuhl in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court. The petition seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Section 14 Township 12 North Range 48 and related amortization coupon of 178.75 assigned by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha. Defendant’s answer is due by November 2, 1925.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court notices a hearing on the petition of Frank A Beyer to appoint Peter J Beyer as administrator of the estate of Lawrence H Beyer deceased. The hearing is set for October 8 1925 at 2 o clock P M in County Court. interested parties must appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice to be published in Telegraph newspaper for three weeks prior to the hearing. Elmer Kahl County Judge dated September 14 1925.
By virtue of an execution issued July 28 1925 by the District Court clerk Cheyenne County Nebraska the Union Loan and Savings Association obtained judgment against Annette C Holmes et al I have levied on Lots 1 2 3 4 Section 20 Township 12 Range 4 and will sell on Sunday October 1926 at 10 o clock A M at the east
Court order directs sale at the Sidney Nebraska courthouse door to satisfy a deficiency judgment in favor of Equitable Trust Company with interest and costs. Property to be sold to the highest cash bidder, sale held open one hour. Dated September 2, 1925 in Sidney Nebraska.
Sileriff's sale directed by District Court clerk in favor of Paul L. Martin against John Troidl and others. Description: SW of Section 4, Township 16, Range 49 West, 6th P.M. in Cheyenne County Nebraska. To be sold October 6, 1925 at 11:00 A.M. at Sidney County Court House for cash to highest bidder.
State of Nebraska v Cheyenne County County Court orders hearing on petition by Asa I Hooper for appointment as administrator of the estate of Claiborne V Hooper Deceased. October 10, 1925 at 10 A M set for hearing in county court. interested parties may appear.
A court order directs notice and publication of a petition in the county. The document bears the seal of Judge Elmer Kahl and specifies a hearing date to be set, requiring publication to all interested parties.
American Legion officers listed include Commander Charles D. Gardner and Vice Cmdrs Frank Wyman and Harry Wingerson with Adjutant N Rene Wilhelmy, Finance Officer Roy Walker, Sergeant-at-arms I G Andrews, Publicity Officer S P Hunt. Regular meetings on the third Tuesday each month at Odd Fellow Hall.
The Burlington Route reports eastbound train No. 302 leaving at 1 03 a m and train No. 304 at 8 13 a m. Westbound train No. 301 departs at 2 45 a m and No. 303 at 4 20 p m. Train No. 302 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
A notice states no hunting is allowed on the ranch five miles west of Sidney, signed by H R Fuller.
The Chamber lists M. W. Dimery as President Dr. Harry L. Mantor as Vice President Marius Christensen as Treasurer Leo Osborn as Secretary and directors B. W. Bonham M. E. Pettibone M. W. Osborn W. R. Weeden C. E. Ledbetter Wm. Winders.
Dr M E Pettibone serves as Presidente with A K Greenlee as Vice President Earl R Kratz acts as Secretary and R B Roche among officers list includes Paul L Martin M W Dimery J L McIntosh J A Bentley A J Jorgenson A E Phelps R P Kepler and R 8 Oberfelder for the club's governing body
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