Community notices from Maple Grove and area
Ed Miles dined with Henry Johnson. Missouri visitors stay with C. O Hade. New pupils Lloyd Johnson Keith Spiker Albert Workman in district No. 2 north. Various Johnsons Sharman Spiker Workman families attend gatherings. Birthday dinner planned for Walter Johnson. Several families host dinners and visits at Nelson Johns, Krueger’s Lake, Sid ney. Miscellaneous social calls and travel, including Vanderkorijk family from Nampa Idaho. Walter French of Peetz visits. Denver-bound Osborns return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miles
Henry Johnson
Fred Long
Missouri
Mr Long
C. O Hade
Lloyd Johnson
Keith Spiker
Albert Workman
District No. 2
North
R. W. Johnson
N. P. Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Nels Johnson
Walter
Helen Johnson
Krueger's
Mat Kruse
Kenesaw
Nebr
C. Junker
Kruse
John
Chris Junker
Elbert
Sutton
Donald Spiker
Harold Spiker
Earl Witters
Ada Gerard
Orville Brooks
Henry Siedow
Ralph Hammond
Buck Davis
Ralph Spearow
F. A. Johnson
Harry Witters
Clyde Wallace
Will Hecker
S. Junker
T. C
Local glimpses from South Sunol and area visitors
Fred Bluhm and wife from Seward visit with brother Herman Bluhm and family. Ed Roth and son and Ray Osborn of Denver were Sidney visitors. Mrs. Ed Roth and daughters, and Mrs. Osborn, visited Denver friends and C. O. Gentry. Schools opened with some familiar teachers. C O Lind delivered potatoes in Crook. Miss Sarah Carr substituted in Crook. Ernest Bonser and wife visited George Bonser. Monroe Lewis visited John McCumber. Gentrys spent time with James Lynch. George Bonser handled Crook business. Ernie Brown and wife from Proctor visited J R Brown. Ernest Bonser and wife visited Sterling. grandson Robert visited. Tom Kendrick delivered cucumbers in Sedgwick. Mildred Wesley visited Ernest Bonser. Olaga Japp stayed with Tom Carr. Albert Ottjes was a business caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bluhm
Seward
Herman Bluhm
Ed Roth
Ray Osborn
Denver
Sidney
George Bowser
C. O. Gentry
C. O. Lind
Crook
Sarah Carr
Ernest Bonser
George Bonser
Monroe Lewis
John McCumber
James Lynch
Ernie Brown
Lorenzo News Chronology of Local Visits and Socials
Mr and Mrs Fred Walker and sons spent Saturday evening at the H E Jacobson home. John Winslow from Cedar Bluffs Nebraska visited J G Crosby at the J D Bolton home. Mr and Mrs W C Phelps returned Monday after trips to Edison Beaver City and Holyoke. Lorenzo club met with Mrs Harry Fleming Thursday with lunch served. Nelsons of Lincoln visited nephew Reuben Berg and wife. Ed Cortney called on Mrs Charles Deaver at Colton. R C Jackson of Sidney called Sunday. Esther Schmidt returned from Canistota South Carolina. J D Bolton called at George Fleming home. W C Phelps dined at George Fleming home. Bert Walker spent Monday at Fred Walker home. Hugh Cortney and Helen Mohatt visited Ed Cortney. Mrs Jacobson and Helen visited W C Phelps home. Mr and Mrs W C Anderson of Hooper, two months with son Frank, stayed overnight at Frank Meier home then left for Hershey. Ed Cortney and wife evening with George Fleming. Mrs H S Jacobson and Helen called on Melvin Phelps. Dewey DeBrunner Lodge Pole and Luthera Sellhorn North Bend and Violet Cradit resumed Lorenzo schools Wednesday. Tom Waite made business trip to Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker and
H. E. Jacobson
John Winslow
Cedar Bluffs
Nebr
J. G. Crosby
J. D. Bolton
W. C. Phelps
Edison
Beaver City
Holyoke
Lorenzo Club
Harry Fleming
Nelson
Lincoln
Reuben Berg
Ed Cortney
Charles Deaver
Colton
R. C. Jackson
Sidney
Esther Schmidt
Canistota
S. C
George Fleming
Bert Walker
Fred Walker
Hugh Cortney
Helen Mohatt
Jacobson
Helen
W. C. Anderson
Hooper
Frank
Frank Meier
Hershey
H. 5
Melvin Phelps
Dewey DeBrunner
Lodge Pole
Luthera Sellhorn
North Bend
Violet Cradit
Lorenzo Schools
Tom Waite
Potter
North Divide Social Notes Mention Sickness and Visits
Ed Brockelsby recovered from summer flu after a week on the sick list. Roy and Jennie Larson visited North Platte relatives, staying with Mrs. Jennie Jones and Catherine. Ed Wolverton and family also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brockelsby
Roy Larson
North Platte
Larson
Jennie Jones
Catherine
Ed Wolverton
Rainy travel and social notes from the county
Mr and Mrs Ed Brockelsby traveled to Sidney for shopping through muddy roads amid rain. Mrs Jennie A Jones learns of brother-in-law R H Jones of Wymore badly injured when a scaffold failed while building a silo. he remains in serious condition under doctor care. Jack Frost visits the area. Mrs Ray Frame rests with rheumatism. Veronica Wellner and Elsie Nieman return with the county agent from the Lincoln state fair, representing the CC club and enjoying the trip despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brockelsby
Sidney
Jennie A. Jones
R. H. Jones
Wymore
Jones
John J. Jones
Jack Frost
Frost
Ray Frame
Veronica Wellner
Elsie Nieman
Paul Sparks
Lincoln
Pleasant View Community Notices Tie to Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Mueller and family and Mr and Mrs C G Gemeinhardt and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Art Schubarth home. Mrs J E Morrow returned from a month with relatives in North Dakota and Iowa. Rev and Mrs Boehnke and family ate at the Ben Hilpert home. W D Matthewson and Carl Stromberg visited Sidney and Albion trips. J E Morrow Emma and Carl Stromberg were business callers in Sidney. Pleasant View school opened with Miss Bertha Larson as teacher. Gene Smith works on the W D Matthewson farm. Harry Courtright visited J E Morrow home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mueller
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Art Schubarth
J. E. Morrow
North Dakota
Iowa
Boehnke
Ben Hilpert
W. D. Matthewson
Sidney
Carl Stromberg
Albion
Emma Morrow
Ben Hilpert and Sons
Billy Smith
Pleasant View School
Bertha Larson
Emma
William Borcher
Sullivan
Teich
Gene Smith
Paul Morrow
Harry Courtright
Piano for sale by Knight Campbell Music Co in Scottsbluff Neb
A high grade piano, slightly used, paid for largely, will be turned over to a new purchaser for the balance due. Must be disposed of at once. Easy terms if desired. Write Knight Campbell Music Co., Scottsbluff, Nebraska, 103-4-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Campbell Music Co
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the sheriff will sell the south half of the northwest quarter section 2 township 13 north range 53 west of the 6th P M at the east front door of the Cheyenne County Court House in Sidney on October 9 1929 at 10 oclock to satisfy the judgment with interest and costs. The Peters Trust Company sued Nettie Ghipps and others and obtained the docketed December 4 1928 judgment. Dated September 3 1929 J M Nelson Sheriff. G P Kratz Sidney Nebr. 102-4-2-4-6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Peters Trust Company
Nettie Ghipps
S& NW
Cheyenne County Court House
Sidney
A. D
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Sale 1929
Notice of chattel mortgage foreclosure sale advertising a sale on September 23, 1929 at ten o'clock in the forenoon on Lots 9 and 10, Block 3, Original Town of Potter Nebraska. Property is a Massey-Harris Reaper Thresher No 9 15 ft grain tank pledged to secure notes of 1790 dollars with 1490 dollars due plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey-Harris Harvester Company
Corporation
Potter
Nebraska
Massey-Harris Reaper
Lewis Brett
Massey-Harris Company
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E. N. Roth
South Sunol
Kratz Abstract Co
Earl R. Ekeratz
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Lorenzo News
North Divide
Greenlee’s Inc
Smith
The
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Alliance, Nebr
J M. Nelson
G. P. Kratz
Sidney, Nebr
NAGEP
Ando
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
City and Business Properties
Colo
Kraxburger
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Thomas
Woolridge
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Jim Hoover
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