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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1929

Page

8

County Commissioners Meet for Regular Session Sept 17 1929

The Board of County Commissioners met at the courthouse in regular session with Chairman Joseph Nelson presiding. Present were Nelson, Allington, Collart, Billeter, Pavlat, and Hodgkin. After approving minutes, claims were audited and warrants issued for general and various road and bridge projects, including labor, surveying, graveling, and repairs, with an escrow for indemnity deposits. A special joint meeting with the Department of Public Works discussed awarding a contract for bridge project 130 B to Western Bridge & Construction Co. The chair was authorized to sign the contract. The meeting adjourned to October 1 or by special call.

Board of County Commissioners Joseph Nelson Bert Allington J. C. Collart John Billeter Henry Pavlat W. K. Hodgkin Arnold Kahler Ray Voltz EB. L. Thorne Geo. Higgins al Marsh C. N. Ravert E. J. Schneider H B. Kerk Morris Chaliburg A. J. Oeltjen Tom Allington H. B. Kerk J. W. Billeter Archie Hafer Raymond Busboom W. C. McGowan Dick Brooks John Ahlm John Hull Lewis Million Raymond Bushoom Alvin Kahler John Call W. E. Chambers F. A. Bauer Calvin Call William Chambers Chas. Nelson Freight Labor Ray M. Johnson Fritz Huddin EAGLE Cecil Hunt Jack Williams Colton Lee Howard Geo. Allington Davison John J. Brown Roy Huff P. L. Mason F. Shields John E. Ahlm Fred Slawson Walter Hoops Same Walter Schoonover B. J. Marek Omar Eppenbach Albert Eppenbach Graveling Donald Russell Ellis Robbins John E. Winn Durward Winn Harold Lessman John Hume Department of Public Works T. C. Middleswart T. C Middleswart P. C. Collart Henry Paylat Western Bridge & Construction Company

Local social notes from Lorenzo area joys and visits

Lorenzo residents and guests attend birthday gatherings and weekend visits across Chadron and surrounding towns. People drop in for meals, bridge club, and shows while planning visits to Burns Wyoming, Sterling, Sidney, and Medicine Bow. Factional car news and hunting plans round out a busy weekend social run.

Local Social Notes Highlight Phelps Robertson Visits

South Divide details show Marjorie Sellers Berneile Lunberg and Verle Lunberg with Eldon Payzant last Sunday. Archie Willet and spouse work for Robert Robertson occupying vacated Miles buildings. Warricks visited Fred Walker home Tuesday. Fisher resumes teaching in Payzant district. Mabel Foster heads to Lincoln for second year at state university. W C Phelps family joined George Fleming for Sunday dinner. Robertson household activity noted.

Marjorie Sellers Berneile Verle Lunberg Eldon W. C. Phelps George Fleming Robert Robertson

Local families share weekend visits and progress notes

Mr and Mrs Clyde Robertson and children spent the weekend at their Scottsbluff home. Mr and Mrs Charles Walker and family visited Bert Walker’s west of Gurley. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleming were in Sterling Tuesday. A. M Smith of Sterling and Mr and Mrs Melvin Phelps and baby attended a six o’clock dinner at George Fleming’s Thursday. The Robersons spent the past week at their home. George and Mrs Fleming were in Sterling on business and stayed for the show. Neighbors note Mrs Elmer Harlan’s improving after a serious operation.

Ed Meier H. E. Jacobson Charles W. C. Phelps George Fleming Mr. Meier Miss West Sidney A. M. Smith Sterling Mesdames Louis Carson Struve Burns Wyo Mary Cortney Dalton Ed Radditt Lincoln Otto Radditt Melvin Phelps Fred Walker R. A. Brown J. G. Crosby Robert Robertson Bernard Rolle Pleasanton Reuben Berger Frank Kirschner Jack Peters J D Bolton Bridge Club Hand O. G. Maley Bert Walker Charles Walker Otto Radditz Carl Schmidt H. E. Jacobs Lewis Klarr Crook Erwin Radditz Nash Esther Schmidt Yowell Charles Kirschner Reuben Berge Ed Cortney J. D. Bolton Frank Meier Hershey Boggs Brothers Clyde Robertson Scottsbluff West of Gurley Ralph Fleming A. M Smith Baby

Pleasant View Social Roundup and Visits

Mr and Mrs William Borcher moved to Sidney Thursday. Mrs W D Matthewson and Mrs J E Morrow were Sidney callers Friday. Mr and Mrs Ben Hilpert and family left for West Cliff Colorado to visit Rev Hincke and family. Mr and Mrs W D Matthewson and family were Sunday supper guests at the August Theis home J E Morrow. Paul and Emma spent Sunday evening at Pete Nelson’s. Bertha Larson spent the weekend at the Easton home. Mrs W D Matthewson was a dinner guest at J E Morrow’s Friday. Dan Heimer spent Monday at Charles Heimer’s. Walter Hilpert called at the J E Morrow home. W D Matthewson and Gene Smith called at the Starka home Sunday afternoon. Ernest Gerler called on Dan Heimer Monday evening. Family called at the August Theis home.

William Borcher Sidney W. D Matthewson J. E. Morrow Ben Hilpert West Cliff Colo Rev. Hincke W. D. Matthewson Paul Emma Bertha Larson Easton J E. Morrow Dan Heimer Charles Heimer Walter Hilpert Gene Smith Starka

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