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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
7
Historical notices list estate proceedings for Artie A Livingston deceased in Cheyenne County with account filings and heirs at law. followed by a long, dense delinquent tax sale ledger covering numerous blocks, additions, and parcels in various towns. The notices mention Krug, Seyfang, Brady, Seyfang’s Addition, and Potter precincts, with dates, amounts, and parcel identifiers interwoven.
Sheriff’s sale due to a district court judgment in favor of Dohm Senior against Claude D Moorhead and Emma Moorhead. Property listed includes Lot 2 and East Half Lot 2 Block Fifteen Nash Addition to Lodge Polk Nebraska. Sale set for November 21, 1923 at 10 am at the courthouse steps in Sidney to satisfy the judgment.
Werner v. Huerbs case issued order of sale for property described as Let Six Block Twenty Clarkson's Addition to Sidney Nebraska. Sheriff will sell November 7 1933 at 10 AM at court house east front Sidney Nebraska to satisfy judgment costs and interest to highest cash bidder. Dated October 1933. W W Schulz Sheriff. Attorney Frank Kratz Sidney Nebraska attorney for plaintiff.
By order of sale from John IT McIntosh Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska in favor of Maric Lagons against Gertrude F Nelson et al I am to sell described real estate Section 31 Township 13 Range 52 West 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska On the first day of October 1938 at ten o'clock AM at the front door of the court house in Stone Nebraska to the highest bidder for cash Dated September 1922 W W Schulz Sheriff
Mrs O Rane and Mrs R P Volkmar with children motored to Eustis on Friday and spent the weekend with Mr Volimman's mother. Mr and Mrs Charles Davis ate supper at the Otto Bratz home. On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Walter Flicker motered to Scottsbluff. Mr and Mrs F G Bauer entertained at Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs James Payne and children. Mr and Mrs Harm Hippen and family were present.
SOUTH COLTON residents visit and gatherings noted. Families including Mr and Mrs John Moseman and Mr and Mrs H J Elsen share a picnic. others call at Needham home and visit Sidney. several names and families appear with small local events over a span of days.
Local notes list numerous supper guests and visits across Maple Grove. Activities center on Ec Miles hom and W T Sharman hosting events, with members, children, and visitors from the community attending readings, dinners, and potlucks at Anchor school house and nearby homes.
Mrs Nels domiser Weg Sith dtlerneer ai Ee Al mem ber drsi wero. Two Puc cf Andrew duap or tuna: Mr and Mrs Parl Nuitht visited J C Jergemethens Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Alvh Fringe and children had dinner Sunday with Mrs William Frangzer. Mr and Mrs Huth Cortney and children were dinner at H P Cortney's. There will be a school program Monday evening Oct 3 at Andersche house. Mrs Ed Miles united with Mrs Nels Johnson and Glady Jchsor Monday afternoon. Callers at the Eco Mile home Monday were Ander dohnsch Max Weave Al Cruise Earl Nishtingale Rand Handley and Werner Welck.
Union Valley notes host duties party at Gilesors home Saturday with a family focus and a feathered rain forecast. The MC C club met Thursday with Mrs Sam Sawin providing hospitality as plans discussed. Local families attended dances and Sunday visits included Ray Clouss and Elliss, with Raymond Errest off sick then dismissed from medical care. Martha’s Guild invites Halloween dance October 31 at the auditorium.
Western Securities Co offers farm loans at favorable terms with current interest rates, 5 percent and 66 percent money for wider loans, and a reasonable commission. W. Smith, Resident Mer. Roche Bids, Sidney, Nebraska.
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