Certificate Of The Condition Of The Assets
Certificate No. 109 reports the condition of assets for Caterent with findings on financial status and coverage.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1914
Page
5
Certificate No. 109 reports the condition of assets for Caterent with findings on financial status and coverage.
Mr Casselman of Lodgepole transacted business in the county seat on Friday Floyd Breternitz of North Platte visited with his uncle s family William Breternitz Co P Grant and family returned from a pleasure excursion to Wyoming and Colorado The Cleo club enjoyed a dance at the opera house Tuesday The cub consists of the younger dancing set John Vogler of Dalton arranged for Sidney orchestra for a Catholic dance September 12 Mr and Mrs Nathan Mick and two children left for Loveland Colorado to make their home Mr Mick has a lucrative position at that point E W Ziebert and H Schaff of Grand Island returned from a two week fishing trip near Encampment Wyoming They report a fine trip and excellent fishing Clarence Chambers in Sidney Draw plows night and day with a big headlight on his tractor engine to take advantage of the good fall wheat ground
County board minutes list payments across departments including printing, medicines, road work, and election judges. Names such as H T Doran, J Daugherty, and A Yank appear among clerks, inspectors, and public works entries with sums ranging from a few cents to over 60 dollars, reflecting a busy fiscal session.
Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of Equalization met at Court House Sidney on September 8 1914 to levy taxes after state equalization shows assessed value 82 800 497. Present were County Assessor Louis Wasem Chairman and Commissioners Halston Barlow Thorstensen with Clerk H T Doran. Levies include General Fund 7 mills Bridge Fund 2 mills Road Fund 3 mills and 2 mills for interest and sinking fund. Commissioner and Mrs Nels Thorsetensen were in the city Wednesday.
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church for Mrs Co L Jones who died in an automobile accident Thursday morning. Rev J W Bean led the rites at 10 o'clock with a quartet and soloist. Interment followed at Parkview cemetery. Mr Jones, also injured, attended the service. Mrs Jones had served on the Hastings college faculty and aided many students. Several Koreans who had visited for instruction also attended.
The week includes H R Fuller in Omaha and Frank Hazlitt of Sidney Draw in the county seat. George W Hicks of Potter precinct visits Raw Town. Mrs Hart hosts T N society meetings. Edith Cradit and two children return from Colorado trip. Mrs Rushia Sager entertains Mayday. Myrtle Lancaster and Lena Jessen visit Chapell. May Hutchinson and son P H Hutchinson guests of F A Busch in Kearney. Plus international briefs on Spain Germany Austria neutrality and Maubeuge capture. Italian reservists restrictions. Waldner jailed for six ty days for service delay.
Invitation from the Committee of D. of H. for a luncheon program and social dance at the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening September 15 at 8:30 with no charge.
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