Order of Hearing and Notice for Settlement of Account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court set a hearing for November 20 1916 at 10 am on Florence Frazeys petition for final settlement and heirs right of descent in the estate of William Grosvenor deceased The Telegraph is to publish this order for three weeks prior to the hearing to notify interested persons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
William Grosvenor
Florence Frazey
Ralph Grosvenor
Telegraph
Order of Hearing on Peti tion for Settlement of Account Neb
County Nebraska notice to heirs of Edgar H Heath and interested parties to appear November 13 1916 at 10 a m in County Court to show cause why final settlement and discharge of administrator should not be granted. publication in The Telegraph for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jennie Cleath
Joseph W. Heath
Uorace Heath
Pearl B. Seltzer
Edgar Ii Heath
Edgar H Leath
Robert A. Barlow
Telegraph
P Chambers
Hila H. Ong
Horace H. Heath
Jennie Heath
Wheeler W. Heath
Seal
P. Chambers
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Ralph Grosvenor
Florence Frazey has filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska county court seeking administration of the estate of Ralph Grosvenor who died intestate October 16 1910. No administrator has been appointed. He owned an undivided one half interest in all of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 20 Clarkson’s Addition Sidney Nebraska subject to a life interest in Florence Frazey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Grosvenor
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Florence Frazey
Clarkson
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Heirship Petition Details for Ralph Grosvenor Estate
Florence Frazey, mother and sole heir, seeks a court determination of Ralph Grosvenor death date and heirs, kinship, and descent of real property as of his death. A decree barring claims and other relief are requested. Hearing set for December 5, 1916, at 1 PM in Sidney Nebraska County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Frazey
Ralph Grosvenor
Sidney
Nebraska
A.D
C P Chambers
Hearing on Petition for Administratrix in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court on October 24 1916 set November 18 1916 at 10 AM for hearing the petition of Mary Vath seeking administration of the estate of Frederick Wrath. The court ordered notice by publication in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
C P Chambers
Frederick Wrath
Mary Vath
Telegraph
P. Chambers
Non-Resident Defendant Notified in Cheyenne County Suit
The District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska notifies C G LeSueur a non resident that June 14 1916 the plaintiff filed suit on a 4000 promissory note and 120 interest note for 4127 65 due since 1915 with 6 percent interest. An attachment on the defendant’s property in Section 1 Township 14 Range 50 was issued and appraised at 3200. The plaintiff seeks 4227 65 plus costs and sale of attached property. Answer by December 4. Fannie Tobin Dudley Executrix of Michael H Tobin deceased is plaintiff.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Fannie Tobin Dudley
Michael H. Tobin
C. G. LeSueur
C. G. LE
Charles Callahan
Michael W. Yobin
Victor E Wilson for state railway commissioner
The people's attorney is a Democratic candidate for the state railway commissioner this year. Known for authorship of bank guaranty and the 8 o clock galeon closing laws, he led fights against higher telephone rates and supports nonpartisan regulation. He has experience as farmer, business man, bank examiner, legislator, and attorney. Voters urged to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Attorney
State ‘Railway Commission
Bank Guaranty
Victor E.‘Wilson
State Board of Equalization candidate seeks re election
The candidate states that as a member of the State Board of Equalization he voted to reduce the state levy in 1915-16. He claims Cheyenne county taxpayers saved 5205.50 over the two years versus the previous period. He asks for voters' confidence and support for re election.
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State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Cheyenne County
Chief Justice Morrissey Secures Clear Primary Victory
Chief Justice Andrew M. Morrissey wins a strong April primary showing broad support from voters. He led in 80 counties and statewide by 9,993 votes more than any other candidate. The judiciary remains nonpartisan and Morrissey is described as vigorous and fit to continue as chief justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alltics
Morrissey
Justce
Sureme Court
Timeaelf
Advertising Judge Fawcett for Chief Justice of Nebraska Supreme Court
Advertising Judge Jacob Fawcett as a candidate for Chief Justice on a nonpartisan ballot. He is praised by the Nebraska bar for integrity and ability, noted as a self made man who rose from training to district judge and now seeks the top post with a record of fearless unbiased service and a pledge to expedite court work with careful deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fawcett
Supreme Court
Fawcett
Nebraska
Omaha
Supreme Bench
Potter News Roundup From Potter and Nearby Towns
Irwin Spitzbart broke his arm in a car crank. In Sidney area buyers, bidders and cattle at the stock yards drew a good crowd but low prices due to cattle condition. Grant Brady adds to his north divide ranch. Potter Garage helps Mrs Raywood after a stalled ride. Snowstorm hampers goods while coal runs short. Commercial club activity continues amid road hazards. A Bryan banquet or Budweiser style dinner is teased for next week. Birnie Robinson rents Stanton place. John Mueller tests a new Reo Six by driving 120 miles. auto trade strains local garages. John Nelson travels to Denver. Andrew Nelson buys a Sedan Fora. Dix prospers and Edison phonographs boost business. Vern Russell leads the drug store during absence. A serious wreck near Bushnell delays U P traffic and malls. Charles Stanton plans to move to Rasmussen place. Potter ponders a new town hall. Wrath Schroeder returns from Omaha post appendicitis operation and resumes timekeeper duties.
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Irwin Spitzbart
N. E. Medlock
Sidney State Bank
Fundingsland and
Millett
Grant Brady
Potter
Brady
North Divide
Raywood
Sidney
Organizaton
Birnie Robinson
Charles Stanton
Thornburg
B. F. Thornburg
John Mueller
Dix
Fred Nelson
Leroy Larson
Denver
Edison
Vern Russell
Bushnel
U. P
Rasmussen Place
Christmas shopping at the Essig Store closes out furniture
Don’t forget Christmas days and the value of buying local. Merchants in town offer goods for Christmas seasons, keeping dollars circulating locally and enriching the community. An ad in this paper signals a merchant ready to make good and be a “live wire.” The Essig Store announces a furniture closeout.
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C. P
Chambers
United States
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Washington
Hitchcock
Alaska
Flo
Wilson
The
First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Paitiwon
Plaintife
Wm. H. Smith
Smith
Charles W. Pool
Chief Justice
Andrew M. Morrissey
Wrath Schroeder
Union Pacific
St. Patrick’s
ESSIG
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