Commissioners Proceedings Continued From Page 1
County records list numerous small sums for gas, labor, repairs, and supplies across Sidney and Gurley areas. A notable item is Dr. J. R. Taylor’s professional services totaling 227.00, approved for file when funds become available. Fred Graff named justice of the peace for Union Valley precinct. Renewal of highway liability insurance approved. Meeting adjourned to June 21 or special call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Braasch
Wm. Tompsett
L. J. Hughes
Soldiers Relief
John Bennett
Allw
O. P. Skaggs
J. B. Hartley
Sidney No
Gas Fund
Jock Hearvrin
Gurley
Colton No
Jim P. Seda
J. R. Taylor
Fred Graff
Union Valley
City Appropriations For May City Funds Summary
City records show May appropriations across funds including Road Water General and others. Payments include payrolls small utility bills vendor repairs supplies and insurance with various amounts listed.
WEYERTS NEWS by Mrs. O. Rahe
John Folkerts called on W. C. Sears Tuesday afternoon. Ruth Jesson was ill but improving. D. L. Hume visited Dale Rogers. Carl Jurgens and Dick Volkman hauled corn to Lisco Tuesday. Charles Rathbun and sons visited Sidney Friday. Margaret Sears visited Mrs. Otto Rahe. Alice and George Buss called at Walter Flicker’s. August Jurgens hosted Ben Jurgens. James Payne and children visited Jurgen Folkerts at Lodge Pole. I. W. Sanders sister visit with William Hull’s family. Dick Volkman party among Lodge Pole callers Saturday. Carlton Rufenacht dined with Norman Folkerts Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Rahe
John Folkerts
W. C. Sears
Ruth Jesson
D. L. Hume
Dale Rogers Sears
Carl Jurgens
Dick Volkman
Lisco
Charles Rathbun and Sons
Sidney
Margaret Sears
Otto Rahe
Alice
George Buss
Walter Flicker
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Dinners
Afternoon visits with Arthur Volkman and Delmar Rahe noted. George Buss made a Lodge Pole business trip Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Walter Flicker hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs John Tieman and children Freda Lena and Johnson and John Peters. Morris Jessen delivered oil Tuesday. Vern Weigers and daughter with Mr and Mrs Arnold Thurow and children visit Loveland Colorado to see their father who is ill. Margaret Sears spent Friday with Muriel and Caroline Volkman. Mrs Sarah Hunt and children Ralph and Maxine visited H Petteth and I W Sanders Saturday. Dale Rogers and Lew Stickley called on Dick Volkman Monday. Otto Rahe and family and Charles Rathbun and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Harold Pettett and daughter. William Hull and Henry Weyerst helped Harley Weyerts shell corn Thursday. Herman Forke and daughter called at William Florke home Saturday. Harold Pettett and daughter and Irvin Sanders were Gurley shoppers Wednesday evening. Harley Weyerts and mother Harm Weyerts were Sunday dinner guests at William Huls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Volkman
Delmar Rahe
George Buss
Lodge Pole
Walter Flicker
John Tieman
Freda
Lena
Johnson
John Peters
Morris Jessen
Vern Weigers
Arnold Thurow
Loveland
Colo
William Hull
Henry Weyerss
Harley Weyerts
Herman Forke
William Florke
Harold Pettett
Irvin Sanders
Harm Weyerts
William Huls
Local residents share visits and a lakeside fishing trip
Mrs Paul Ingwerson and Barbara Ingwerson called on Mrs Frank Krauter Monday. Elsie Rahe spends this week at Dave Hume's home. Mr and Mrs Alvin Reed visited relatives in Oshkosh Sunday. Dave Hume Cecil Hume and Elsie Rahe joined a fishing trip to the lakes Sunday. Mrs William Frerichs and her daughter Lillie visited the Bertha Borges home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ingwerson
Barbara Ingwerson
Frank Krauter
Elsie Rahe
Dave Hume
Alvin Reed
Oshkosh
Cecil Hume
Lakes
William Frerichs
Lillie
Bertha Borges
Community Social Notes Include Visits and Reminders
Harold Pettett and Irvin Sanders called at Paul Ingwerson's Tuesday afternoon. Mrs William Florke spent the week at Dalton and returned home Monday. John Sorge and Melvin Jurgens motored to Dalton Sunday. Bonnie Royal visited relatives Friday. August Jurgens, Charles Reed and Otto Braiz called on. Morris Jessen and Mrs Arnold Thurow and Vern Weigers were called to Loveland Colorado Saturday by their father's illness. Mr and Mrs Morris Jessen and daughter, John Sorge, Otto Braiz and August Jurgens visited Cecil Home Sunday evening. Iva Mae North of Padroni Colorado is spending several days with Vern Weigers and family. Garhart Thurow was a Sunday dinner guest at Paul Ingwerson's home. Several from this community attended the Lewis Saali dance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sorge
Melvin Jurgens
Dalton
Bonnie Royal
August Jurgens
Charles Reed
Otto Braiz
Morris Jessen
Arnold Thurow
Vern Weigers
Loveland
Colo
Cecil
Iva Mae
Padroni
Garhart Thurow
Paul Ingwerson
Parole Granted to Cunningham in Liquor Case
Fred Cunningham of the south Sioux district was paroled to the Sheriff of Sioux county for five years after pleading guilty to third offense possession of liquor. He also pleaded guilty to possession of liquor from a raid last week and was jailed for 60 days. Parole terms are strict, with conduct and associate restrictions, replacing a penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cunningham
South Sioux District
Sioux County
BE. L. Meyer
Harrison
Cunningham
Apple a Day Fails to Avert Car Collision
A newspaper item reports a motor car collision where drivers and bystanders remark on preventive routines and the role of daily health habits in road safety. No injuries are specified, with emphasis on the incident and local reaction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merle Billeter
Melvin Sweet
Huntsman
Farmers Union
Sidney Tractor and Mach. Co
A. R. LeSueur
Jack Heavrin
P. Simms
Osborn Mtr. Co
Hutchison & Siover
Pump House
Phone Co
General Fund
J. P. Hansen
James Cafe
Breternitz Bakery
Hobos
Simpson Mach Shop
Winders Howe
Iron Park Fund
I. E. Grabill
Trees Co
C. Jones
Eagle News
Elda Hume
Wiliam Florke
General Motors
Price
Ed Coveralls
Stevens-Van Engelen Company
Roy Liggett
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