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HIGHscaoou
....Big Percentage Of High School Pu
pils win Be From Rural Dm
rirls For Coming Year.333
Pupils Apply For Tuition
CITY SCHOOL RECEIVES new
That the people of the rural clie
tricts are interested in the education
of their children is evldenmd by the
fact that 3%pupils from the rural
»=»=»~=1;g»=~county have made spplicatiforfreehighschooltuition
for nesdt year.This number is a very high.p¢l~centage of the total number of pupilsinthevuleoshighschoolsof
the county and it tells its oem story.
Time eras when the oguotrr 50?
or girl found in the high school was...Nldllar me nnlv the mallto<do
Blair family the Shumaliere.who
The following item in the Frel ~~4 ~~In the Press there is published amontTribunereferstoaformerilegalnoticeofanexceptlonlevied
lived in Blair thirty odd years l!..ocsx¢»s Place For Darla AvenueintheoldFawcettpropertyonthe
Dr.G.Lsngetai!residence corner.Mrs.Josephine Shurnalrer will be reraemberedbyanumberofBlair
people her son Floyd being sl small
lad at the times
Captain Floyd Shumaker a vet
eran war aviator now instructing in
sxiation at the National Guard
lcamp at Denver Colo.dropped out
lo!the clouds over Fremont Satur
lday af ternoon to visit his motherMx.Josephine Srhurnaker in thi
oily over the Fourth of July hell
days..Late Monday afternoon CaptainShumalrertookoffagaintofly
to Omaha and then back to his field
at Denver.He flew a Delisvlland
Liberty metered plane.5nee the World War he hcl
been all instructor ln flying In var
Bridge \llllc\wuz Be Bull!This
Fm.Brion To Ba Thlrtp
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PROACHES AND BRIDGE B4 Pr.
Towle of the Towle EllflneeringCompanyofOmahametwiththa
city council yesterday and went lrlth
that body to the proposed changeofthecreekandtheplaceofthe
building of the bddge aerese Davis
Avenue.After a careful survey of
the premioes he located the spotforthenewbridgeandmadehis
recommendations on the new road
proposition.The work will not be
completed until during the fall.
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Wllhlonon County People Hear
Nomad sreheomrtn Speak On
Archeology Ol Nebraska.
Inlerestinl and lnalrudlre
...A ygoizous PATRIOTIC 1~;v1::r
A number of Washington countypeoplereceivedinvitationstoattendalltureandpicnicdinneronthe
Henry I.Kleser residence grounds
on Pl.Crook boulevard in Omaha onlast Sunday July ith.
or.Robert F.Glider noted arch
eologist talked about tsro hours onihl?1Ibioct Areheology in Nebras
ka Dr.Gllder spoke ddifly of
hiaiixperieneea as an sreheolofistinsbraskaduringthelastthirtyflyears..e oldest known residents or
lm favor of Senator Arthur CopperlngalnrtaNorfolkfarmerfor52s4..1owithinterestand costa.Sale of tne1nrmerslandtosatisfythe.lvdr
:nent is to be nude June ao
How did a U.S.Senator from
Kansas secure 31|»\..¢|.cn agslnet
Norfolk farmer that calls for the
sale of the !armers land!Sen
ator Arthur Capper like Sam Me
Kelvie edlu a farm paper und oarnes on e printing business.It must
be that Mr.Rasmussen sent to
Kansas for his printing or advertis
ing needs.The rms doesnt know
the details of the case but ventures
to guess that this Norfolk farmer
nas swept off his feet by the clatmn
and promises oI some highpoweredsalesmanlntheem;ioy of the Capperpublications.Perhaps Mr.Ras
mussen tried to :ell some of hispegllgreedhopthroughU.S.Serv
mlm fIax:|oer!nerraosper.Perhaps
1
;councn.noloi
REGULARllEE'l'lllll
......Grdlnaaees Rehd In Compliance Will
Law And Light And Water Col
mitlee Asked To Meet To
Employ Comaslasleners
THE _PRICE OF GAS DISCUSSED
Aausual the :ity eoundl mst in
regular session last hlesday evening
and took up aevenl matters of h
laerest.The major portion of tha
time was taken up rdth the readingofdifferentordinanceswhicharependingpassagebeforethatbody.After this prefunctory matter wasdisposedoftheattentionturnedtothereportsoftherationscommit
bees and the Llxht and Water committeeswereaskedtomeatinjointsesalonrntheefflosofDr.R.J.
ladoeh on Thunder arming of
this week.These two eommlwsel
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eculd afford to give their children
=ll1l.a privilege but legislation and adesirerngiveeverychildthead
vantages of aneducation has broughtaboutthis change and new that the
handicap has been removed by thegraduationoftheruralschooland
the tuition paid by the county wefindthorntakingtheirplacesinthe
hlgh schools all over our land.
The tuition paid to these highschoolsbythecountytillamountthiscomingyear to $35964 and this
money is collected over the county
by a tax \vh{c.h goes into the generalfundandthanispaidouttothe
various high schools
r:xs>1.os|oN PBOVBS SERIOUS
What zght he classed among the
Fourth of July alebration accidentsoccurredlastThursdayatthehornc
of Professor C.X.Hansen in rest
Blair near the college.The son.Winston who graduahil fr6m high.school this last aprinfnnd who is
quite a.chemist attempted to mhz
potassium :chloride and sulphur.He
was in the barn and\1\ras mixlngthe
u re vessel
lous army camps.uunng we warCaptainShumakerwasfirstwith
the Royal Flying Corps of Englandandlatersawactiveservicewith
the Amenlan flyers with whom he
held a oornmission as major.Un previous occasions he has
visited his mother in Fremont hy air
plane.once flying from LangleyfieldNewportNewsVs..to risit_at his home in Fremont for a fear
days.On his trip to Fremont from
Denver the veteran flyer experienced
no trouble.
GERMANIAHALL
50thANNWERSARY
Hold Celebration Sunday In Honor
[Of Event.T10 Ol The Original
Cherie?Members Ol The
l Society Were Present
....THE BENz~izNGroN BAND PLAYS
.rm aminesua11o»»m in south
ern Richland township just onefompounmlinan _earthen a nholdingthevesselbetweenhislege|ml1¢east and three miles north of
while doing the mixing.The extremeheat is supposed to have done
the mischief and caused the explo
Bennlngton is one of the old land
lmarks of the county and in the goodolddaysmanyapoliticalbattlehas
LADIES 1§.1nsu r .am
The nares Aid Society of the
German Lutheran church held thdr
regular meeting at the church parlorslastWednesdayafternoonat
which tirne Hrs.Geo.Staben.Hrs.
H.L Helsdnkle and llrs.William
Fiek were the enbertadnment comrnlttoe.A very nice time was re
ported.
l..UDW!GH HOMER
BREAKS THE nm
A home run by Ludwig in the
ninth after two were out
Arlington club a victory
last year rnplon Blair
tion st Arlington Monday.ton tied the score In the
gave the
over the
l|£T3|Arlingeixthin
ning and held this tie again in the
eighth.When Ludwig came to hat
with none on and two out in the
ninth it looked as though the\bat~
tle might go extra innings..How
over he found Jensen for a long
smash that ended the conflict.
inthe eighth F§ch.aras sent lassapinchlonerwithunnooneat
liour all.Fink busted the tie by
smashing out a homer.Arlingtontiedthetallyagaininitshal(of
the eighth however.Arlington heated Blair at the hal.
sion which broke the crock nndlbeen fouht and won orlust at thehaving 12 hlts to the lut yeardrovethepieceswithviolezxt.ioreelllrcelectron ball gnven an this oldchampions six.in every direction.He was hadlyllllll 1 Following is ¥h¢!\l1mlf)=
cut about the legs and stomach and lt was built fif ty years ago bi Blllsf
chest and his hands were so badly the German settlers of that communlaceraledthatitisaquestionjustllfbwhobandedthemselvestogether
how they will turn out.He was
taken Immediately to the hospital.and expert care has rendered him
.as comfor table as coufd be expected.
Winston is an exceptionally brightyoungmanandhasthequalitiesihatgo to the mllifls of real manhoodandweregretthelamentable
accident and only hope;that it will
not be as had as ls feamrl.
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CEl.EBRr\II15 60TH BIRTHDAY
Mr.H.J.Gibson accompanied byhiswifejourneyeduptoTekamah
last Monday to celebrate the grandandgloriousFourthof July and hls
own sixtieth birthday.The celebra
t.io1 hc asserts was a spcccss both
for the Fourth and his ownanni.ers
:ary and he came home after huvinrx
met with many of his old friends
of curly days feeling that at wasindeed good to have been there but
xml.formed the German Verein.
lLast Sunday July flth was the frtlth
lanniversary of the opening of the
l.all and accordingly the members of
ithe association and their friends and
lneighbore gsthcrecl there with well
lfilled baskets and enjoyed a social
time visiting over old times and the
happeninge of the neighborhoorl.The
Bennington band fumfhed music
during the day but no uncing was
indulged in.
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Two of the charter 11llT11b¢1S»1xBatted for Robinson in
Ihiessrs Chas.Gottecb and Henry
flloverkrublac were present on this:
occasion.
5 scuooz.BOARD MEETS
I1 Blair.Nebraska July 6 1926
Adjoumed regular rnectin of thegBoardofFducutionholddtthe
Superlntendents office.Present:
T.H Wright C.ll.Koepke W.F.
Lis wife In kept busy reminding hlmnemphm Ed.Matthiesen.
that the real reason for the big Meeting called to order nt B PH
perforrnances was the patriotic cele wlth President Wright in the enair.
brutlon and not his birth nnniverni Minutes of meeting htlrl June 7
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ary.lletter wake UP ill and 29 also of meeting of Julyiireallandnprprowd.
GOOD WHEAT Yi!BLD |Report of Treasurer was read
|sho\elng;balance of cash on hand.
The wheat on the lands north ofiluly 1 1926 of $24055.81 and onBlairisturningoutmuchbettlermotlonreportwasreceivedand
than the farmers in that vicinlty placed on file.x
anticipated and many .fields a\lll Th f;|;bm 1|£5malceayield~of forty bushels it hand i..»2.§r Sid.s aero a ow
f arlanglen ..I ooo 001 ouo 12 2
;Summary
uns country acconnns to ur.unoorll|§t}|0|¢whose remains are found
ln eocalled buffalo sralloas or depnguon.Ln the ground caused bythejilllnginof the ancient mound
hmlii Hany of such places havebeenexcavatednearherebyDr.
Glldtf.Skulls of these people resembletosomeextentofthoseoftheNcanderths1menlnhavinglow
fprieada.Tlx people of that ancient timewerenot related to the modern Ind~
lane according to Dr.Gilder.Evi
dence shows that they were carrnl~ballstic he said and that theyamdin more permanent homes than
did the Indians and our in religionaudlgeneralculturetheywereverymudmdifferentfromthemodern
redskln.Dr.Gilder believes that thenrlhotresidentsofthesepartsweremorecivilisedthantheIndian.
Visitors were interested in seeingtlencnnstructedhomeoftheprehistedcpeoplesofNebraskawhich
is on the property of Mr.Kisser.Along with this ancient mound home
|.leanhd!a.ntep¢eof t.he8ioua
t and s hut of bull rushes hé
eembllng those used by the Winne
h==ed¢_s_» Sam Carley Whmebaxo
Indian living at 2120 Harney streetandhisfamilywereonthegroundsinIndianregaliaSundaytolend
color to the scenes and to help withthcdesigningofthehut.
Following the lecture picnic bu
kcta were opened .and tablen spreadwiththeluncheonandallhadn
most en§oyablo tlrne.Those present from this vicinitywereMr.and Mm Joe La:urel
Henry Rohwer and niece Katie Meh
rcns of Cklhoun and Mr.and Mrs.
John Aronson of Blair and Mrs.
Senator Cappefs newspaper d.ldnt
have the selling power his agents
and Hr.Rasmussensellhishogsandassra.rnt able to paybill.
claimed for lt
wasn able to
I consequencehisadvertisingSo oiten me find fsnuers here and
there with hogs chlcksls cattle
or perhaps seed for sale lendhs
their advertisements to some blg
newspaper;these ads to be smoth
(Continued on page (ive)
take in all of the members of thecouncilexapttwo and s member of
that body raised the question of
having all members present but nothingwasdonewiththequestion.Hr.P.C.Sorensen than took uptheprleeofthesuandputforth
the argument that since the prta d
lee had been lowered that it would
seem only just to lower the price
of the gsa.It was hoansver onlyageneraldiscussionandnomotion
was made on the matter.The or:iglnal prloe of gas was $150 perthousandcubicfeetanditwasraisedflrstto $1.75 and then to the
present prlce of $2.25 per thousand.
After allowing of the bills the
meeting adjourned.
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SCH00l.FACTS
0F THEcomm
Facts And Figures Concerning He
Rural Schools OI Washington
County That ls Ol lalereat
To The General Public
......58 DISTRICTS ABE AFFELYED
.The run!schools rd Washingtoncountynewembracefiftyqihedis
tricts and three fractional dlstdcts.
A fractional district is one wherein
the land!of the district lies in twocountiesthustheWashingtonschool
dirtricl.is a fractional district.a
BLAIR AUTHOR DN HAP
Stanley Osborn rgeelrld tvro eop»le:of his book yuhnlllf hom Lon
don.It was pulallahed ln Great
Bdwn by the house of Geoffrey
Bles Suffolk street Yell Hall.The
title of the English edition is Pal
myraa Pirattle the beck isblund
ln skybtue cloth and the front is
adorned with rl efilectivu lithosraph
of a lonely reddaeadad girl weepinggalnstseocoanuttreewithan
empty ocean as a background.The
portion of ns territory lies in Wash i IEl1u§¢f1=§&»~. _gd 33 of g
lngton county and a portion lnamh edition;which recently includ
Douglas county.!In these fiftyeight rural da»¢r1¢ol§f I§mm Joseph Vance and
and three fractions 2.560 children er;2r§hw§;m on the market in
school are reside and of this numny Stanley has dn been reber 1429 were enrolled last year ln calvlhg lovdy little cards from var;t.llBh ~¢Ol!.~io royal Londdll
~attic ers are required to teach these Ibeseachlng him to drop in soon and
schools and they are paid an wares!
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f;37 o ul f :hr.1 nk have a setof complimentary set
.»\:onsons sister Mrs.E.E.Block1.per rn n or r se ea tinge so that his portrait may be
man of Lincoln.Regret was expressed that Nr.W.
ll.Woods of Calhoun was not able
lhe total valuation of these dis uttictaamounts to $133551 which in|photographers collec
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ieufrested in this mbgeer.It w¢.»f and these schoolboards lmleruem :nun be rpecially eager to
rlreided to hold a plcnle next Sun
flny at Calhoun park in Mr.Wuods
honor and a number have promisedtobeonhandwithwellfilledbas
ltcts.
lrrznarmlis zNs1.=u.1.DFII(l}RS
The Rebekah lo.l;;e met Tuesdayowningfortheirinstallationofof
faremMrs.Lulu Mcnking of Arlington
who la district deputy president1\$t.a
[rJ|>13fllL with her staff of officers
nr.l had charge ol the installation
year received for the running exIpcnreeandupkeepofthetchoolsprlg:u.portraits of homely he»
umI school building the sum of $l40» L an ora.
150 in round numbers.or thlnvls1rxNG Pasron srusxs
amount $91915 was actually sp»ent§.cr conunucnzonsr.cnuacn
f
lleavlng a balance of something lllre |$42395 on hand with which to start;The members and frtwd of the
ischool the coming year.;Congregationsl church were glad ggjhhavetheprivilegeofhearingDr.
.rwlsf R nous DAMAGE 111.Bross nn.of Lincoln at the
lmprning service last Sunday July L
Q Last nlghts fine mower brought Dr.Brass is the fatherinlaw of
:with it a small twister west of Blulqtlm pastor Rev.A.F.Newell and
which for a time kept things lively.is in his ninetysecond year.lt happened at about 8:30 when the Ho was invited to make a few reelectdcaldisplaywasatitsworstfmarknandspokebrleilybutinalollowlngtheworkrefroohmentsoflcv cream and cake were served.The garage on the Dave Steed fam1§1nost entertaining manner on pat
r was picked vu and carried to theriottsm touching on early days in
Twohue hits Pnaner Masters v a _farm of E.V.Heath and smashed Nebraska..:home runs Fick Ludwig;hit by...llfrilL.§E§§I3e?.£ffi¥.l?=l piecen.The distance the building]Dr.B1oss has been assistant ad
pltchedhall Jspp;bases on bam off lwilln uma v G:Elisa ;4 ¢1.l\f=»moved was about bro hundred jutant general for the past ninehlooro2Jensen1;struck out b>§S»f>:Hellta Taylor Trees.ylrill i)¢U3 ml offices In Nehraskas
MOON 7 Jensen 4:time of game The following were appointed and Mr.Harry Hlnellne who lsvcs r .State House and at present ls ac
1 hour 40 minutes;umpire M¢QttI\dflu\:m installed:Nellie Newell.warun place had ddven to town lIl¢||ti\ely engaged ln carrying out the
1 Blair won the df?§m Snvdcram;Frnswcls Sappenfield Cond;the pause was vacant at thedutiea of his office.
now estimated.]p }|f J last Sunday with a acore of B to 5lAl1na Hines I.G;ldatilda Hanse1;ho other darnage was report1ThewheatononBehrensfamebroorunc35ln1¢ir got 1s hir.off Johnson and0.G;Lnusn Harrna CMP:Annafd .xsazzr:P .xr run wllzrzl.
Petty cash sect l{)5.S9|..a \r ...__ \...r..... ....._1...| s...rs ..e a 1._ __.MSf:|ydcr got 0 off Pack.Fuck strucl:.}|Compton R 5 }{G:Ella Brosrnl vwrn nm:nvvvnwc mfr |M d M N we_~on unsonan rss e
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\\ . .. ¢3 }¢U g w m y g||¢)[|fg Jm 4 f J hNormanWarrick5ihzeshed335S:C.Smith Type Writer Co.2B0D0|.ué 7 men to or o neon.il.S. N.G;Anna Compton tt.5.v.r I ummary f c;Adele somms 1.s.v.o.week and mah:an average u r N 1 E;q C .tytwo bushels and weighing sixty »r§.¥.o..§.i o.~Blair mo 300 1203 13 22
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two pounds to the bumz rhlslamdl Hardware 1foo§5Y f soo ooz ooo5 9 .\R1.1NGroN Cannon/rrso §given it grade number one and wi|l¢P|f5berg Hanlware Im 43 Blair is Isfth place in (lm Elkhorn...bring Mr.Warrick a price U\U|.LlcCognell Moeller 5 Green Valley lfiii .Arlington put on a celebration lost
£1.20 per l hl r E field 25005 Q filnnclay in honor of the Gloriour
I On motion the Supt.was inztruc~l WH()CAN BEAT IT 1F;rh f;g.¢f=1>DFW gf?gh
~n o anmxnAUCTIONco.Jug]to unchase 40 arm chllra 40 r rn %E
p |Mr.lvl.P.Turner the genialfsuihtehairaand11Pd5ljewelerintheOllermannllewelry trrnoon a patriots:speech was de1liwzedtowhichsixtyoreightyHavinzlennonithebuildingop~cl.alra.atom reports that yn is ik 1 1 ed ng b ||posite the Rathmann Garage we are Here on motion arijoumed .g .I 11 c ms rPP e isten a a a game wumzb1|ea 11 hu ..o mee inpe tomatoea these days.His to~plnyfd between Blair and ArlingtonPNPTYor so go 5 ir Ylat call of the Irea1dent.lmato plants have been grown in ll1Bly1 which gm re atood five to giglmlfurniturerugsandotherWm.Kelly Scc§f open and not hot house forced.fl favor of Timm...This was the knocking out of two front neethq
la I h m od I h.:ou e o sv 5 or can !s Mr.Turner ialtea great Pl!\5l~\lfflllo\rad by a second game between
1§.l3fIZ§i=J..Z.d1=l§§ll~¢l5§A number of fHen¢!s gair :sim in his garden work and has a mightymahavjh~lxla Guatnaon a pleasant surprise fine garden to show for his labors.
a w at you wan :lust Thursday awning the occasion]uehoca sales on Saturday.Bring being in honor of her birth anni»|A baby bw ara:born to ilr andananythingyoumaywmttosell.vernry.The time 1aa spent 5f1.}im.Martin Ruhr on last eveningl
2bit.Jensen &B Dll>l¥\Z ramen and dancing and at at seven ocloe3r.The youngsterTheEnterprisefornews.~late hour refreahzrrenla §fl%§.L ..§..:;=:o:;;i;1$
licnnard and Brown Creek.
ln the evenin the Slsoooo worthlisIIofmeworks was ehot off and f.lNl11}
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........On last Sunday night Walter L.
Sparks of Omaha while driving.
north of Calhoun ran into another;car and tin geeult ia that five peoplevnenltakentothehospitalinaseriouscondition.Sparks was brought to Blair and
charged with speeding to which ho
plead guilty and was fined fifteen
dollars and costa.Ilia car which
wa;a new Fond aedan was a ruin
but all the injury he Nttlxml was
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Terrell left Blair Monday night at
about 11 PM.for Omaha after hav
imz spent the day in celebrating.Both young people work in Omaha
and thought best to drive back that
night.On the amy Mr.Munson who wasdrivingfellasleepandranintoa
truck that lu standing on the
street in Dmaha.The young ladyreceiveal serene cute about the face
and eoveral bminca and the car was
lN1\lly damaged.
BUS!Nl:f.§ANDQTAKING1..»\CA11oN 3 socmi.FOBECASI
TRIP :N CA NADA1July xo-w. R. C. meets 5:1 M.w.Miss Elsie Shriver one of Blaira A.hallthe:lance which was scheduled andiwpular teachers is takin;a filmluly 1|Chamber of Commerce pic
which lasted until the wee 5m;|\.acation trip up through Canada.nic at Tourist Paris 6:80 P.H.
hours and everybody went hemellllaa Shriver to come back to Aug.3Countywide Masonic pic
Blair for ne r.nic at Blair.
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petent Men
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rices Reasonable
Sensible, Sanitary Method
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GAS COMPANY
hyder Motor Co
k Motor Cars
N N °f.$12J00.D0 to n i h u with in-
muz th ereon fzom Mare); l,1924
at 10%. per annum lm! for cart: uf
a d d s c ¢ i tn i n th e lu mo f $ 9 . 8 5 md
nil accruing ends,I-lid deems offudgment and iqneclocun Pwvidins
that u i d pnmines nbove described
be 4016 in satisfy uid judgmentInd costa in can the uma remained
unpaid for a puiod of mam than
twenty days from the entry of said
decree, md uid judgment md costabdng unpnid ma middec ree bein:still in fu ll fnroe,|:zd #affect u i d
premise; will be mid to nthiy uid
.Fllilmlnh the htenlt thereon, the
cons and all accruing cents as pro-Pided by said under md docile and
by hw in meh c ues made and pro-vided.
Dated this 17th hs of June, 1926,at Bldr, N¢§|nlh.21-St.llama; Behrens, Sheriff.
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AR L I NG TO N NOTES
Arlington, July 2 . - A picnic din-ner *ls tnjoy ed at tha Fad: groundpark on Sunday by the followlng:|
hiessrs and Kesdames~ Otto Ron-nard, Ed Renard and family, I'rankJohnson and daughter, Catherine of!
Fremont,H n .G.A .3\lar.¢hall,_Maurice Snavely and H i l l Uehling
of Fremont.Mr. and Mrs. Qierbert Fulton ofSiouxCityarriwdonWednesdayandwillremainovertheFourth
with relatives.
.R.L.Schwab of Hooper is as-sisting in the First National bankduring the absence of G. 1. Pfeiffer,who with Hrs. Pfeiffer left Friday
ior California.Mr.and Hrs. C.P.Masters andMr.and Mrs.F.W.-Pfeilisr :not-oned to Counc"1l Blu£(a on Sunday
adternoon.\Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Anderson and
son, Earl went to Oakland over theweek-end.Earl will remain with
relatives there through the summer
vacation.Sunday guests at the Dr. W. J .
Nelson home were Mrs.Neison'spanenta, Hr. and Mrs. II.H. How-arth of West Point and her brotherH. H. Howarth, Jr.. and Mrs. How-
arth of Columbus, 0.Mrs. Tempede' of Stanton carriethe forepart ol week for a vintwath her mother, Mrs. Helen Monk-
ing.Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Nelson u-onein Omaha Friday where they wereguests of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Utloy.hir.and Mrs.L.P.DeWitt andfamily moved Wednesday to Wash-
ington where Mr. Dewitt is eatin;
as depot agent during the vacationoftheregularagentwhoexpectsto be away about four months..Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Davies attend-
ed u 6:30 dinner of the fifth coun-cillor district at the country club
in Fremont on Monday evening.Mrs.Leonard Hammang enter-tained hor music pupils on Saturdayafternoon from s to 4 o'elock.Dutchtreatswereenjoyedafterthefol-
lowing program which was given biMisa Helen Chapman:"Petite Valle"bylleese Gaynor; "Hungarian Dance"by IJngel; "I`lower Song" by Laos:"\lalse" by Deane; "Shadow Picture"
by Reinhold; "The Mill" by Failow.Mrs. w. J. Nelson and baby wenttoWestPointMondaytovisita
week with home folks.Mrk. Alice Newsom had as her
dinner guest on Tuesday evening,Rev.and Mrs.J.E.Aeschbacher.Billie and .lohn IIdmund,Mr. andMrs.. J. D.. Neweorn,Mr. and Mrs.
Wm.Osterman,ar.Hr .and Mr s . ~ G a i n o y havereturned from th r honeymoon trio.
Will Wilson and Ge01'Z° Schoett-ger expect to leave the latter partof this week on a month'a vacationtrip through Yellowstone park. They
have planned many intereltlnz side
trips and are anticipating a wonder-ful time.They will make the tripin a new truck and will c arry their
bedding, etc.. but do not plan to doany culinary work while camping pn
the way.M m H. H. Gllfney is enjoying a
visit from two of her sisters.Mrs.W. L. Noyes of Sastakatoo, Canadaand Mrs. David R. Martin and dsugh
e o u e u u s
ter, Ruth Ann ofMr. and Hrs.
in Omaha on W
Mrs. 0. C. Ro~hostess at a oon Thursday whmembers of the Ilintgonanda
Those attendinL.Cady,C. lv
Davies, J.C.:shall,D.1.WLawrence Echten
Ramp,J.E.ASchoettger,J.\
Blackbui-n,.,J.Grimes. Ja)BIshall, C. C. Ma
ton; Idea-darnesWhile and R. StA daughterMrs.Leonard FdaJune 28th.
r. and Mrs.son, Raynamd ofinto the llrs. A.recently raca |Mr. Planck ia e
fer Mai.~dialI's nMr. and Mrs.on Sunday withThe Vocationa
ed here on Fri~ers and several
companied thewhens they apeat Elmwood paii. W . Marshaday from the N
convention atMrs. F. J . EnMrs. Julian Jun
opening of the
change buildingThursday. The oyan! National \5Imeroon is vieloctacd in this
Geo. ZA.li nan honor whenNationalNu .
he was presenfrom a tres whLincoln's birth~merclnl clubs(their annualMr. Marshall
mon on the -»the coming yeaMi. and Mrs.e brief visit thiMrs.Harry .Smerly of Allis
their new homoMr. and Mrs.panled by Mr. aand sons, l'ayson, visited wi
vom, Iowa overRev. and Mrs
and family meWedrresday.
Miss Nina C
Tuesday for aFranzenburg ho
Miss Violaoontlyfrasiuschool at Dem
weok on on extrelatives.
Mrs. Fred 0
Missouri Valleywth Mr. and
Hrs.D.w .
Friday from H
she visiteddaughter, Miss
Mr. and Mrs.Orn are vlsi
Hannah H. Jenln Deconlndz To theheir: at Zur, next of kin, deviroos.
le p to n ,crediton and All penona
interested in the final settlement ofuid estate nm hereby notified that
on the 8rd day of June, 1926, .limosH. Jensen tho F.x~eeutor of add a-
hte filed a petition in uid County
Dvurt,praying that his Tuul ua-
miniztration aocotmt filed herein besettledthd around.that proof of
hoinhip be taken, order for distn-
bution of Luau and auigrmment of
dover and homestead rights entered:
and the mid Executor discharged.If y ou fail to spear before mid
County Court on tho 3nd day of
July 1926, at I0 o'clock A. M., nm:
contest sold petition, the Court may
gnnt the prayer thereof and makesuchother and fszrthor orders,al-
lovagsnoea m d doemes on to than
Court may seem proper.
Witness :ny hand and Official Seat
this 3rd day of Juno. 1926.
(SEAL)1. c. ELL!:R,
I9-5L .County Judge.
NOTICE OF HEARING
m m .s s n m u s m
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
Wuhlngion County
Henry Munch, Attorney
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of Tha Nebnxkl Suu Bullding md
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m m m o n vr mdn d sum a$2400.W,logither with interest
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n n -The gr ind !! on the nth d a! of
Srphm r 1926 obtained n h e n s
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in ve s t t h e r e o n f r o m M a r c h l ,
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Th lhnl-iid! is this mek mhrinz
upun vlc ltklll.Laurin; his intb e vr e e k h e p la n s to b o a vly f r o m
Blair for nppmximately om month.
During that time the Sunday School
will hold its n g u l u un io ns and
:ln ehunch wil! meet for pnygr andpraise each Wednealny waning.
'I ' h e p uwr d e d r en t. h a tin lo I a z
5 ponihle the memben of tht
~ will |.n-up their Weldon
Smilh, Gb mp ,
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Miss Hilda.Koenig is hu i n g n
two weeks vncatiom from her workinOmahaandisspendingltathome.Misa Bda is also at home an
za mention.Rav. Smaliey of Blzlr, was a call
er at George Badgemwi Thursdaynfterncon.Chas.Cutvr ig ht of llodnle,issu¢n¢Ir.¢: a few days at the home of
Theo.Oiinger.Among the family picnics held on
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dy irrhen a mother planned ayt in honor of his eighth blnh-.Tho little folks gathered atCadhome and were then tokenthe 3.1, gmund park. when they
amused by various games,tint. etc.A picnic supper was|on a long table which heldo pretty birthday cakes each hold1ev~ qandles.The cnlldran also
jo miner mm in c onnec tionth ..supper.Jack received a:r me gifts from his littleends..Cletio Peterson assisted
Cady in servinx.Those prea-
t were Vee Louise and Marinorahall,Frances llarahadl,Cloth,n and Gail Peterson,DorothyLeonardMiller,De ar Ander-n,Raymond and Freddie Hart.
ul Hawkins.Lornlne Marshall.
ph and Jerome Bnennlg,Ottoeidarn,B»llEe Aeachharhor,Mc-lvin Haynes,Rlclund Sorenson,
rold and Nomgndchoochnepner.ls Cady and Billie Christensen of
mont.Hu. B. F. Cool: of Scribner spent
edneaday at the F. E. Webb home.Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chapman andnghter, Jenn,motored to Lincolner the week-ond where Mr. Cl|ap»an and Mrs. A. B. Batson aharod
non at a birthday c elebration ateIlatsonhomo on Sunday.Theents include|| two distort of Mrs.~tson from Intlihnl. Mr. and Mn.
lm lloff and dau hter from W is-r, Mr. and Mrs. to Bataon, and
mily from Lincoln. Mrs. Ida Jung-uth and Mr.mul Mn .Chapman
ll Jean, all of Arlington.hlr.and Mrs.li.C.McClellan-ent Sunday in 'l\eknmnlx with MmcClell:m's parrots,lllr.and Mrs.
. 3. Chades.Minn Anna.Eisner had the mia-
rtune to fall out of o cherry tree:ly Tlmsday morning and frac-ml her right arm near the wristJ. A. l'arrow um! son, Morton of
ndolph spent the week-em!with
emln here.Walter Echtonkamp, jr.. hai beenk \~e past week with an attack
.~¢l' Lou and Junior King npcntHtnday at ll. J. Slnlth-l'.Norman Warrick and wife wereSundayeveningvlaltorl at J .H.
Colitptona.The following were pleats at a
July 4th plcnlc at E. C. l..ippineottaSwodrr=Mr.liana Anderson anddltlghtere,l' lo n and Ethel,andli n .llnnrichs of Florence;Mist
Hahn Amlenuon of Omaha,the 1-:.
C. Schmidt and Lyle Guyer familiesanti§ll.».L Cantlln of Blair.llr .und Mrs. Fraud: Herring ofHodlio, la., were Sunday [small at
the Then. Olin homo.The llench &1.\.met with Mrs.
Fred Peck lut Thursday .Owingtothecanningseasontheattend-ance nas not large.Hrs.AllenNefell, Mn. Andrew Svengaard and
Hrs.lilancho Puffer were guests.H. .l.Smith! were dinner guest;at HN. Sylris' in Blair Monday.Leelnf-Peak vlaitcd Rnasel Johns
Sunday afternoon..li n .Alice Neaell apent two or
thrgv 1|:1)»| last week with-lncr ale-tlr, Mn.. Johns.Her Bench friendswr y .meh remet that aloe is leav-ing lhlw meek for Loa Angeles, but
happy llmt alle hu no far recoveredlu to he nlmle to rv -Hr.and Mrs.Clifford Ray and:ons ale Sunday dinner with llra.Rafe mother,Alls..Suaie Lane in
Blair.Monday they attendd a
uI!l||l|J¢1.lloo\l picnic at Fred Raya,go v; 1 Teknmah in the evening.li s a Dnrothie and Floyd Smith
anemnea Arn..lo Guata»on's party
ln Blmr |humlay evening.Clifford llny and family spent laatMondaye\.eninlr at bred Ray'awhentluyvisitedandll.0 lee
cream lusrether.Frank Smith and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. llovee and little girl wervviallorn at ll. J. Smltluu Wenhnsdayutter wut)Un Sunday Nrs.Sylvia
anfl John viailed them.Hrs. Andrew Svengaanl and little
dlttlhtvr viniyd ot Jonas lilombergr
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h a M o n d a y .L a y ,W a l t e r a n d F r a n k Jn h n e i
»| ~ I- 1 S ll n ll ny wi th Lo re n B la s te rs .
M r .a n d hi t s .A .J.F o w l e r : n d
sun K e n n e t h ,a¥_cnt M o n d a y u t e r -
n o o n w i t h H r s .o1 r l e r '|a i s l e : M r s .
R a y m o n d D i x o n o f O m h a .I n t h e
e w n i n g t h e y aul oe rl t o IontaneIIr.~
]: |» k t o a n t h e fi r c w o r k !.
T h e L o n :C m e k P i ;C l u b a n d
n h l h e C o r n {|1.|b m e t a t t h eh o m e . o £A ve r y Ju p e r a o n W e dn es -
uag.e ve n i n g ,Ju n a 30 t h .A l l t h a
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~verhmg nicely.Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Enkin om!
mily from Willsnl. Colo..arrived.lt week for 1 Visit with Mr. Hak-'s parents,Mr.and Mn .J.D.akin.The Eakin family teft Wil-
rd Juno 10111in their auto an-ln n vidtcd relative.:in Kansas.klahoma, Miuouri and Iowa. TheyInn to remain; here until after the~urth of July wma they will ro-
m to tholr homo.Merritt McClellan left lut wool:~r Camp Sheldon at Columbushere he as one of the camp Ecad-rs.He hu c harge of the Woke-
iclcl boys' cottage and will return.Satunhy when their time at
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flmily n<p|.nb Monday evening atOmlhn.Donnh;Lluatcra nncnt Friday af-ternoon oith Bcntrce and Teresa
Foley.A large number of people met atthohomoofCoriHansenlrldnyovcnimr. lll honor of Mrs. llansenbl|U\day.She was quite surpriaa!to s w :\l.\aI.ll smrnllty five of hcr
fritndn ant relative: join with her.The tvning was passed by viadtlm:m d playing various games.A t nlatehouraluncheonwaszonedconsisting of sandwiches, coffee, ice
cram and cake.All deported Wilh-
Leonnrd Ilnmmong ol' Omaha \ll-'h f 5;h.tg mg wf the weekend with hfa ggi; or m;my more lor ul rt
al cl I L0 v as dRachelMcClellanhas been \isl£`*l Mr v'}Il;»...."_¥<....'?Lf M sknaaffr.
nn wll.l:|relatives m Omzlha f°f= Frank Haven ich and family :mlron! weeks.Illlr. and Mrs. Fred Haters and fam
Mr.and Mrs.Roy McCoy and
arnily on-I Mr.and Mrs.Swansonndfamily,all of Schuyler.weremfg; gout; at the homo of Mr.
:td rr. C. J . Anderwn.
115 were lmong those that :punt nte n enjoyable o\cnir.;; at Benning.lon watching tho flreworkl, dancing
nn-I other lmulrmentn Saturday wc-
mng.Mr. and Hu. D. R. Fowler, Harry
w i n M c C a n n w e r e
nea da y.»
r t s o f O m a h a w a so'clo-ck lu n c he o n
n h e r fu e a t a w e r e
m i l e s C t e l e o f A r -
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l r l Mo a c h ei , L es t e r
l i g h t , a l i o f O m a h a| b o r n t o M r . a n d
ut e n ka m p o n M o n -
Im m e t t P l a n c k a n d
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th e r c ha p e r o ne ; a e -
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I r e t u r n e d o n S u n -ti o n a l n u r s e ry : m m 's
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fi c e r a o f t h e s t o c k -
m k o f w h i c h I' .J.
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(ll moe! with Hy mn W unl.
Avll Hamm and har silver. Bw-lh gelumed home from Ulnr I-Ill.
n k : m r apmdinzf |¢o\|ple,of
eeln vldzlng n h vu .Inn Ry an spun Friday nlgnt with
ielen Taylor.Rudolph Munch w a r n Hermannller nm vvenlng Int vuk.Prumk S d n ! " m d family :nt
hunay analog at Della! W u fn.
Cullen w n m m l nm| \:pant'Inu-xday evening at the w ll Ryu
Sun dny awnin g mad : lt Un h om
» 1 u f . u » 1 u n . A L N . / u » a ¢ r » mMr. and Mn . C lu r h Ur m» : n dZhlldmnnf <>»==g-- by"g - -
ny guests l t s mu o olltC lm£yd
Mr.and Mn .Alfn d Humanmoved lut B atur dly nn m | ( umnartlu of Blmlr.Their runy Irlsadlhon will mlu them but wllh Kham
me nu ln um thd r :n w bo nu .»Dr.li e d w a n t t o Oxu ln ' h u -
dly lo uh Franc es u» an Un doe-wr.Mn. Denwn uwmR?Iad theml n s p s n d l h w d m n n t t h shome nf lr. md Hn. Tay lor lead-
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HERMAN NEWS
sum of $2400.00, toglther with in-
terest. 'thereon frm July 1, 1926 at
10%per annum and for outa of» . u d mu m m u » ¢ n m ¢ r $ 1 4 , s s n a
d l accruing cotta,: d d dec relof
judgmtnt and Iorodrnrure providing
th at ui d premises above ducribedansoldtoM i l f !n u iudznune
md costa in cue the-same remained
unpaid for a pu iod of mon tha n
tt e n t y d a y i f z n m t h t m t r y o f l d d
slecme, and ah! fudnncnt snd costabeing unpaid and uid derives bills;
itil!in ful!form and dfeet m e
Coon `\v|TH
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suzalrrs sfnle
Wm. J.Haber, Atty.
Hy virtui of an order of ale il-
sued out of the District Court of
Waahington County,Nebraska,and
in pursuanéo g m.decree of saidCourt ln an aéti n therein nmdinz
wherein Edward s. Neve!! ls plain-
:iff and William McCormick is de-
fendant I wil!on Wednesday the
2iat.day of July.1928,at 1300
o°clock PM.of laid day at the
West Pmnt Door of the Waahing-
ton County Court House in the city
of Blair,Washington County,Ne-braska, sei! at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the foiiow-
ing desc:ibal rea!estate,to-wit:The East Quarter of the South Wu!
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of
Secticm !3,Towruhip IB North of
Range l l East of the sixth P.H.
Washington County. Nebraska.
The plaintiff on the 14th day of
September,1925,obtained a decree
of forecloaurg in said awon for the
iudgmeat,the Interest thereon, thecosta and nil warming com as pro-
vldtd by laid order and dicrit and
by lu r ln nach cues nude an
provided.
Dated this Nth day of June, 1826,at Blair, Nebruh.
21-Bt.Maurice Mehmena, Sheriff.
The Only Sensible, Sanitary Method
Cheaper than any other way
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
-
Repair Work
Alzvvayé Try Us First
Should Be Done
by First-class
MECHANICS
0ur`Shop is Manned by
,_ Competent Men
0ur Work is Fully G|1aranfee;i
Our Prices Reasonable
x
I ~-I 'l l I
unpdd for | psrlod of mon than
twenty dl!! from the entry of : d d
decree.md llld jud gmu nt md mst:
Be i n g uu p d d wx A d d da c m ~ -:till I n mu fa r ee _ nd :f lee t mu
pranhea will he wld io lalhly :dd
.f0\'||'Illln¢. thc htenn thereon, thecon.: and ull seeming muh u pm-
Wded by uid older md damn and
by hw in meh uses mule md pro-
vided.
nm- 1 u m n u. by of J une , mu,lt B lllr , Nl§r \ | h .
21-SL lluuiq llehn xu. Sh eriff.
..
In tho Hattzr of ttho Estate o
Hannah H. Jenln Deconlndz To theheir: at Zur, next of kin, deviroos.
le p to n ,crediton and All penona
interested in the final settlement ofuid estate nm hereby notified that
on the 8rd day of June, 1926, .limosH. Jensen tho F.x~eeutor of add a-
hte filed a petition in uid County
Dvurt,praying that his Tuul ua-
miniztration aocotmt filed herein besettledthd around.that proof o
hoinhip be taken, order for distn-
bution of Luau and auigrmment o
dover and homestead rights entered:
and the mid Executor discharged.If y ou fail to spear before mid
County Court on tho 3nd day of
July 1926, at I0 o'clock A. M., nm:
contest sold petition, the Court may
gnnt the prayer thereof and makesuchother and fszrthor orders,al-
lovagsnoea m d doemes on to than
Court may seem proper.
Witness :ny hand and Official Seat
this 3rd day of Juno. 1926.
(SEAL)1. c. ELL!:R,
I9-5L .County Judge.
NOTICE OF HEARING
m m .EEITLEM
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
Wuhlngion County
Henry Munch, Attorney
u .
I m .ul l a n )§¢`""v1 iL" "';5';, hrL a a m p , m m .1.0.0.f n n c m r u n x r mv ;,,,., 31 mir so $ . 2 3
sau s-:ml zo A. H,wi-4\h M611 2'°=*'=¢|.¢».au,» from me Sunday .f Us re-lmw wmmp 1 1 A. a l.P.N.c. cum m m .c m ¢ m n m » m ¢ ¢ 1 = o o : > . a L , _ , , _ _ _ , * ° U" " " " ¥ ° = f ° ° ° " " ° " " ' a
tur d, to -lr ita -- an "Em o ne- ha! !!
lntzfutl in and to the following ~scribed rel] utah to-wits--I.ats No.|1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, in Block 14,1v n lm or Ariington,wuhi nrmi
E n llfvicil at s P. za.m v . " -n......\.m.a.»w..a.....| .» 1nn I Int Ihd. Std Friday EVOISIIII County , Nebraska, u pnyed for rn;
uid appllation.|Now,tbenefole,it is hereby or-
:lend tha t umq nu t of kin of uid!
minor and my md LII 1sons ln-!mreshd In her uid , be and
they hereby an directed appear
lifore the Distric t Conn of W uh-
lngion County , Nebruh on the 13day of August 1926, et I0 o'cloek,
.\.as..xt 'the Court Home in the
City af Blair in nld County to show
enum,if any there be,why the
pny er of said petitioner,he notgranted for Ileenle to sell uid res!
utah of uid turd at private sale.
I t in tlmrdunn ordered that no-tic e of mid appileltion and of the
time and phm of the hearing there-
of, u above fixed, be given to aid
minor, the gmrdlm, Quant of kin,
ind to al! person: interested ln uid
matter, by jubliation of a c opy of
this order in The Enterprise, a legalweekly newspaper printed end pub-
lished in Blair of uid County and
of general eirexdntion therein,forthree agzcceanive weeks prior to :mid
day of bearing.By the Court-
Chnrlez Leslie.
Su m E . Hllll P m. No. 1 5 4
m and ara Fd. Bvminn 8:00BUSYBEE CLUB
lui Friday of eu): Month
0. U. llcProud, ?aatol"
Your attention la called to the item
of a full day of snrricea :text Sun-
uay.The hearty cooperation of themembersandMandalaurgedin
clodng out the finaneaa of thiss l r on the 1881 of Anguat,at:hclk time the fourth quarterly con-
ference will be held.
The Wornen'a Foreign lllaalonary
Soelely srl!! man with llra. HcProud
an next Friday afternoon.Rev. MeProud and una oeleama
ara attending the E. L lmtitute at
w h l k n t h i s m e k .
W e Bw!! Ou r Blm Living Costa
A study of the c oat of livin: in
2 repnraentative cltlea of tha Unlt-
od sum. under the auapicea of theBureauofLaborStatiaticaU. S.
Department of Labor, hulieltea that
taxation has increased falter than
any other element entering intothe cos; of living.
On January lat of thla rear. thecostoflivingintlreladtieawas
78% over the 1913 hvel, while the
coat of govemment, aa upreueo intaxation,has risen 200%.Federal
taxation which was $8.92 per capita in 2913, has than to 125; atate
tion,from r m s to $850:andlocaltaxation,Irom $12.63 to $35.
From theae figure:it will ba me1
that the cost of federal luxe;in3%times, and state and local lax
ca 2%tlmea mg great aa in ltllzt.
GIVES "'lIINTS" OF CARE UF
CREAM IN HOT WEATIIIIIE
Lock of proper can of cream on
the farm in warm weather Ia foal.-
inz famrera thousands of tlollus an
nually, according to the Blue ValleyCreameryInstitute.Since three
times as much milk and cream ia
produced on the farn1 in summerthan in winter, proper care given to
cream during the warm weather de
terminus to a large extent the (armer'¢income from his oovra for the
year.This la especially true now when
bdter creamerlea pay a premium
for sweet cream..
With a vlerr of helping fu?1nen
in the care of their cream in warmweather.the following "hlntn" have
been prepared by the Institute:
CLEANLINESS.Cleanliness of
tlbenalla and-low temperature are
the controlling factor:that deter-
mine the quality of cream.An on-
wnahcd separator contaminate:thecreamof the next separation, and
high temperature does the rent.
Cream produced under such condi-
tion; will not only become intensely
aour but ia also likely to become
yeaaty and foamy.Further, 't willdet-\'lop a disagreeable odor.In all,
lt makes a very poor quality of but-
ter which always Sells at bottom
pricea.The use of clean otnu illandwashingtheseparator"after
each .reparation by taking the bowl
apart will prevent tlrla.LOW TEMPERATURE.The milkshould be aoporated after ouch milk-
imr. and the cream at once sol. in n
tank, barrel or tub of unter an cotd
an possible.Stir the cream n few
times to hasten the cooling Do notathe cream can on the buck punchor under a tree expecting the air
to cool the cream.Wnber enola 2|
times as faat na does air-otan inpart: of the country where thu wa
ter gm quite warm in the rtlmmer.
In the absence of a runnin: springfixup a cooling tank lJel\acenil|upumpandthewateringtrough.
Any big tank, tub or barrel be
used that is large enough to old
two cans,a shipping con and asmallcan.Hold the warm creamin the small can till it in thoroughly
cooled. then add the cold cream to
that in the ahlpplng can alreadycooledNever pour aann cream in
cold cream.lf you do,you rrlilsimply have a large batch of warm
cream to cool down ani-n.PREQUENT DELIVERY.Deliver
orahlpthec rearnaaoftennepoaa-ihlet The longer the cream la kept
on the farm the more time it huto lpoll.In hot weather c over the
cream with a wet blanket while iia ta lte ntothe a ta tlon .S e e t o i t
that it ia not allowed to nano tothehotrunwhilewaitingfor the
train.
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was mxoro nz c o uz ~rr r`
:max BUREAU NOTES
_ - u r u
The queatlon regarding indemnitypaidonTubenulodareactorsandthe :sewer rel. arilh a maximum o!
$80 on grades and $60 on pure laneda
hae brought forth many other quee-tlona from our famera here in Wall-
lngtoo county.The queatiooe re-
cently uked are aa follow:Ia royVeterinarianallowedtoteatmy
herd?The annmr la in many eaeeayea, ln fact ere want to use ae mrxy
home Vetertnarlana aa possible, who
are trained and qualified Veterin-
ariana.It in the utmon deaire o!County Agent Geo Beta in bow!
of the Waaltington County Fatrrn
Burau to maintain peace and har
mony betame: the farmers and thosedoing the work.The queatlon, what ia Tuberculosis
was asked at UN public poultry cull-
ing demonstration at Nevin McCtlnes
last weelt.What le "l'.lberculodeTuberculoelalaatrannnlttabledl-
aease of man and anlmala. .Thla ia
on eftabllahed fact proven by sci-entific experiments.Another quee-
tion.What caua-ea 'hlbereuloalelIt la caused by the preaetlco of vltal
activities of o apecific rnicropororltxor germ known aa Bacillus Tuber-
culosis and Bclence haarfurther prov-
ed that 'lilberculoeia cannot he pro-duc edin any other way except by
the presence of the Beccilua 'I\1herculoaia.
Some of the Advantage: of
an Accredited County
1. Amore.a freedom of our mllk eupplyfromthedangersof Tuber
culoain.
2. lt vm eetabilah a better marketfor the cattle and dairy zmductf
because ol their freedom from T. B.
3. Cattle may be ahlpped from anaccredited county to any point. inthe United Statxn without ah ad
ditional retest..
t. In order to comply with the Deir);
Law dairy cattle need not be teet-
ed my oftener than is neceuary
to nmlntain the county ae accred-ited and the intervals of retest
éeperale upon the pereeutlge of
reactors.Our netghbortngcounty
Burt county,was accredited with
pr uwa lly the first teat and taexpectedthatWaahlngtoncount;
vrill have a very small percent of
reactors.5. The Packing Compuniea havelrrehl ami they mlopay 1041 per 100
pounds on hogs bred and fed in
accredited counties which they pur-chase for alauarhter."
So le Local Disadvantages
A Holstein breeder living north-
ecmlt of lllnlr is in the market for
a 'bull and he poaitluely will not
buy unless the animal ia free fromTubarcdode.This Iamter has marle
two trlpe to Burt county and at
trust three trips to Dodge. county i
search of an aoeremiitable sire.It isnot only o lone to the buyer in malt-
inz auch tdpe but it ia a lose to ourEoealbreedersandfarmersinnotbeing able to provide a high e\\|||ll
ard, :lean product of breelllnlt stock.a e e
ll. lZ. S. T. Community Club
last Saturday evening Co.Ammt
Geo. Bates helped organize the B. II.
S.T.Community Club at Stalker
into what pmmllee to be one of thi'real live rural community clubs.
The Club has not yet selected lls
otflcera but intends to do so aa soonae their roemberahtp reachee ditty.
They plan to have radio dances one-reach month and a aocial entertain-
ment also once each month.CountyAgmt Bates plans to ehosr moving
pictures allowing Nebraalu scenesofcorn.cattle,beets,india,and
other toduatrlu along erlth football
pictures, winter eport.: In Cmda- atcAa In induoroeeot to all rural clubs
County Agent Bates has a supply of
copies of Constitution and by -iamwithaerelloutlinedprogram that
will be een; free to anyone wishing
il..
SATUBDA Y
G. A. R.md W. RC.2nd and ith Saturday Aftemocas.
LEGAL NOTICE
Wm. J.Maher,\tt3.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ol"
w.asH1:5:c1'c:N COUNTY,NE-
BRASKA.
ln the Mutter of the Applicaziun L0SailRealSaute by Ed.1.Smith,
Guaniian of Gladys Echl |.aknn|p.
minor ma ve n ' r o s n o w C A US ENow this 3111 day of July, l92¢, ii
being ann of the days of the Peb-
nmry, 1926. term of this Court, this
matter came up for hearing nn tha
duly verifltd applkation of Hd.I..
BLAIR navrnsrr cnuncn
Arthur D. Smailey, Pastor
The church gnatly appreciates!
thu pruenee und 3mask of lin J. W.Swihart onhealn at the :venic e on
S l m l l a y ~The nelectium both
of secular ani, patriotic numbers addedgnatlytotheinterest of the
service.A solo by Hhs llary Pick
eil lm!an lnthem by the thumbchair combined to give just thatnn du l touch to make the newlce
oowanm/momu. cmmcn(Qu. wum An. ma mum
P. Nw. Pa m:sum sdml xo A. ll.~
I l! - i ll B u ' v| m _ l1 A . I .
mmn c n 0 ? O OD
(Cn. W uhingtou na hd Sweat)Bind!! mmm Qt 10:00 A. ll.
li d - va l: B i b h Study,Wadnoodl;
tuning ut 'l:a0.
r r .PA UL LUTHERAN c n u n m
u m uI n a a n d J a m a l R y a n c a l l e d o n
e a a e H a n s e n S u n d a y a v e n i n i
U a r l P l e p e r a n d f a m i l y o f B l a i r
l a i t e m l a t W a l t e r S a p p e n f l e l d i o n
.undo .Boogie R m has had poisoning
he put week but il much hater."Tm Hosea Wilson and lin. WilllynnmeraOmahashopperslast
l1uraday.Cullen W rlfht ls :he ovmer of anewFordtouringcar.Marlon Haatln haa been alckhe past week wth tonallilia but la
.alter again.Mr.and Mrs.Jesse Hansen via-
tod at the Noni: Ward home Sat-
nnlay evening.Raymond and Dorothy llenelnu
lpdut '1'h,u|-eday aftemoon with
use Hansen.A picnic wa.|\he|\l at the Della!Nulf!home last Sunday.A wr y
urge crown! attended.Nearly everyone in this vicinity
ment the am c elebratlnl at Arllnp
a l h l t u l
C. E. Johnson Waldo Hancock. E.C. Bundle and rim Tmhlllrl. mam
beta of the town board went den
neu conourthat
com-at a
to Lincoln Thursday on baslnectedwiththepavln;of
streets.The contract 'araa letday to the Moran eonatruotlon
puny and :alla for .08 mlleallnit price of $2.12.Mr.and l n .Loulll Homthree children and his brother, Chanmotored to Omaha Saturday and at-
tended the funeral of an aunt.Joseph Knott of Sioux Falla, s. D.spent a few day a lut week with hhparenta. Mr. and Mm Robert Knottand other relatives and friends.
l l l u Louise Llraon Iraa a al-enger ba; bus zo Omaha lnat F day.Mina helmo Go¢lae.wh0 la -goding her vacation at r home eravisited friends ln Omaha from I n t
Thuraday until Monday.
Chas.Trlplett, a former Harmanresidentvisitedhiabrother,Elay
and
I
: I
(omni, Netnuka)
Rev. Ft. J. Relnartaan. Pastor
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Chuneh Services at l l A.M.
n m n x c m EV.-LUTH.TRINITY
tw.Lllhroln and 2nd. mm)
H. J. Wanting, Pastor.
' H I Amirlnan Lutheran :laurel
i l l!arrange for k d u r u of
"Christian Fundamental Teachings'
or instruction !or Saturday after
noons at 2:30.Sunday sums at 9:46.\
Strvlces every Bunday morning a
10:30; either in Gemsan or Engllai
languaga.
Bible class at 2:30 or 7:30.
Further infomation Blair Toi. 1802
Tha pastor intends to serve
anlaalon-station:on Sunday P.3I'¢
o m z s u EV . ur r m- :n m c nu nc n
(Cor. Jackson and Center street)
ll. Nielsen. PastorSundaySchool9:35.
English :ervlce 9:45.
Danish aarvlon 11:00.Endlah aerwlcea at 8:W P. ll.
a s - o n c m a z n n CHURCH 0 ?
.ma us c amsr OF ' LA TTER
DAY a m r r s
(Linc oln Stunt behratn ith A 'nm
E d o ! T. J . mu m. o mm.Suppl;
Sunday School at 10 0'¢1oei.
Pnaehtng 301vleoa at 11 A. gt.
sr . F RA NCI S B o so n
(Catholic Church)
(Coma Colfax and #tin ztxaat)
Fatlaar C. A. Beyaradorfur,Pano:
Flat and 'Baird Sunday of incl
month, Ilan at 9 A. H.
Soeond and Fourth Sundays, Haas
at 10:90 A. u.\
JudgeEd -I l Sr.. Int Sunday.L A; P llfi lh of Omsha, visited
nasonunox
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSI2 FOR
THE YE AR 1926-1927BE IT RESOLVED BY 'PHE MAYOR!AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY'
OI"BLAIR»NEBRASKA:lThat .the estimate of the probable
amount of money ncedesl for all
purposes to be raised in amd Ci'y
for the fiscal year commenczmg "'\the xiret Tuesday in Hay, 1920. in
cluding interest due and principai
due on the bonded indebtcdnen and
r-inking fund and the rliffcrcnt nb~
jects-and branches of expenditureare an hereinafter se; forth, itemized
and classified aa follow. to-uit:
Pdnting cmd publication S 50099Salaries of city dficcrs 0,000.00
Principal and interest due
and to be-wine due 00,000.00Streets, alleys and bridge;8,000.00
Fire department vurvwvr 1,000.00Miacetlaneoua xwnmu 5,000.00
Civil and criminal ailliqur'1,000.00
Maintenance.operation,
extension and aalarieaof employees of the
electric light plant
and aystcm 50,000.00
Street and pubtic lighting 3,500.00
Water and Waller irorks
ayatun. salaries of cm-ployaos and extensions 30,000.00
Parks and park purpoaea 500.00Music and public amuse-
ntenta 750.00
Library fund 3,000.00
Sinking fund for newer
bonds and interest 2,500.00
Sinking fund for inter-wclion Pwifls bond;
and interest 15,000.00
Paving aneaamenta oncity property 1,000.00
Maintenance,operationextension and salaries
of ice plant employees 8,500.00
Hydrant rental.:2,500.00And the Mayor and Councii of the
City of Blair, Nebraska, hereby cer-
tify that the following is a tme andcorrect statement df the entire rev
enue of the City of Blair, Nebraska,received for the fiscal year com
mencing on the first Tuesday in
May,1925.Revenue rcceirnl from
all sources $127,027.06
BE I T FURTHER RESOLVED:That this resolution be entered at
large upon the minutes of this coum
ci! and that tho same be publishedforfourconsecutiveweeksina
nwdvaper of general circulation in
the City of Blair. Nebraska.
Dated thia lat day of Jump. 1926.
33-5t R. J. HURDOCH, Mayor.Atteat:c. E; KRAUSE. City Gert.
snr:mr:»"s SALE
Wm. J.Maher,Atty.
By virtue of an order uf a-:sie ia-
sunl out of the District Court ofWashingtonCounty,Nebraaka,and
in pursuance of a decree of saidCourt tn an action therein pending
wherein Herman State Bank, A Cor-
poration,ia plaintiff and JenningsWestandWent.Pint and
n a l name unknown,wife of J en-
Iringa West.are defendants I will
on 1`ueMay the 20th day of J uly,2926,at 1:00 o'clock PM.of said
day at the West Front Door of the
Waahington County Court Home in
m m l vl u u n u . vu " - .. .- - -.cn j o y a b ie t i m e .M r .a n d M r s .W x l t e r N e h o n a n d
ch i l dr e n : g e n t S u n d a y e ve n i n g u
t h e " f i l l y a n h o m e .
imrgunnn News
U r .arul M n .M o c k w t n t t o O m a -h l l a s t T h u n u i a y t o b r i n g h o m e M i s s
Fr an ce s.w h o h a d be e n n t t h e ho s -
Ph fpp n o ! T e l u m l h w h o m m h e r o
l r l a i w u re l at i ve s d m f o l l o w i n g g i r l s
g u n |p l w c p u t a t t h o to u r i s t
p a r k S a t u n l a y :E l a b e R u ~m u u c n .E m i l y . Io n a H a n a n , V i vi m
Ru t l e d g e a n d V i vi a n R u m u a e n .
H r .o n d l i n .A l b e r t W o o d w a r d
m d Jooréuellrla d r o w o u r f r o m
Li n c o l n nt un d a n d vi d t e d o ve r
th e F o u r t h w i h i s xme1r§s.M r .
a n d M n .L .A .W o o d w a r d .
U.....|. . - I \ . l - .Q ¢ | ¢ u n-nl n n s i n h
Wtrltd ally Io:me Benelli.or utrhwalth.Mr.and Mrs. Clint Eakin andchildren of Willard, Colondo werevisiting old limo friends in Kennard
n Thursday of lut week.Mra.»Neln Svengnnl underwent
an operation int week at an Omdn
hospital nd at this writing is get-ting along u Ire!! as can be expect#:NL Her :pony frlerdn here wish
§.\'¢»z}l¥'§~3diy of Hn. ==~I-~{- pu-
ontl, Mr. and Mn. L. F. Hbingir.Mr.md li n .H.C. °=<;;g==. are=§1»=~===a fine our "Ya whichi ?have g g h d g lt on Llnlr
omo near orEd Sheet! and fob.. Will rnotored
be Omahl on Tiséoulay.»':
o we nover from nmomt Thur:-d|.y onhuadneuandvidtedwhilehareat
urmonasr rzmsooru.
cmmcnx
[Can Calhx and um linth)Miss Hilda.Koenig is hu i n g n
two weeks vncatiom from her workinOmahaandisspendingltathome.Misa Bda is also at home an
za mention.Rav. Smaliey of Blzlr, was a call
er at George Badgemwi Thursdaynfterncon.Chas.Cutvr ig ht of llodnle,issu¢n¢Ir.¢: a few days at the home of
Theo.Oiinger.Among the family picnics held on
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:p or e in sp ir in g md vm-- h u n d n d l u r n u n : I a m
bl* I|~I |M r .a n d hi t s .A .J.F o w l e r : n d
sun K e n n e t h ,a¥_cnt M o n d a y u t e r -
n o o n w i t h H r s .o1 r l e r '|a i s l e : M r s .
R a y m o n d D i x o n o f O m h a .I n t h e
e w n i n g t h e y aul oe rl t o IontaneIIr.~
]: |» k t o a n t h e fi r c w o r k !.
T h e L o n :C m e k P i ;C l u b a n d
n h l h e C o r n {|1.|b m e t a t t h eh o m e . o £A ve r y Ju p e r a o n W e dn es -
uag.e ve n i n g ,Ju n a 30 t h .A l l t h a
9. U. llc Pmud, Putor.
s u m: s a m: t h a n A . ll .
Homin ; S rr dn 11 :0 0 A . I.
Epworth League 7:00 P. M.
Evening service: nt 8:00 P. M.
Pray er linking W odnudly ann
int mo.
BT HARTS z:P1sc oPA1._ c annon
(Grunt Sum bitten ith and Sth)
Rev. Chu D. Hating, Pastor
Holy Communion I n n 'Sunday
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:gone xnspnnlug und vm.non dy' ure happkrvhen
xheen of due crnil reveals:he Blue Bell sign.For
xhen you kgmr you ue
near home.
The Ions! distance tele-phone is wa s ready to!akE'§'ou quicdy over nL
ear Home `0 1 - 0 - : n rleys, :ivan md mmmuina
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in n : a fl x r b us i ne s s m ot h er .H .C .B l a e o w a s t r a u a c t i n g h u i -
n t n n a t t h e : t a l e ca p it o l Th u r s d a y .
J. C . R h e a o f n e a r A r l i n g t o n w a str a n a nc t l n g bu n i ne l n i n o u r l m l e
t n w n la s t F r i d a y .
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d a u g h t e r ,o f Cl e ve la n d .O h i o c a m e
l a n .S a t u r d a y b d m ;n l l u l h e r e b y
t h e se ri ou s illn es.-n o l M m H i l l e f a
mo t h e r. M r s. J. C. A p 'p i ¢ b yTh e R e b e k a h s a n d . D . 0 . F . w i l l
h o l d a j o i n t in s t al l a ti o n o f o ffi c e r s
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h o m e o f h e r p a r e n t s , M r .a n d H n .
W m . L o w e .M r .a n d M r s .H a r r y Jo h n : o n o f
Te l t a m a h w e r e r a l l e r a a t t h e Joh n.
W i l l h o m e i n t S a t u r d a y .W m .C r a m ,w h o ha s b e e n w o r k -i n g o u t In M o n t a n a c x m e T h u r s d a y
e ve n i n g f o r a f u r m e e k !vh i t .
M i s a Na r l a n a R a t e r ,o f B l a i r l a
: s e n d i n g a f e w d a y ; i n H a r m a n a t
e h o m e o f h e r nis te r,Li r a .H e r !
L o w e .C h a s . E l l y d r o ve d o w n fr o m C r a k
o n F r i d a y f o r a b r i e f de l l .a t t h q
D a ve C u m m i n g :h m n e .'Il i n .H .B .C a m e r o n Vi l l b u l g m ,
Church School at 9:45. Also agn
flee mr! Sunday .
Fraternal and |
Club Directory
MONDAY
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A U X . To A l ma z c m LEGION ;'IFHQ u m a n a l n o p p e n x u u u u y uaH i n we ek .M r s .Jo h n A .Bu r g e s s a n d so n,
Ja m a a r e s p e n d i n ; t h e m e k a t s h e
h o m e o f H n .A .N .An d e r a o h .
H r s .El l z l a W e e d e n h m a i n e d t h e
fo l l o w i n g l a d i e s l a a t F r i d a y In h o n o r
o f h e r b i r t h d a y s ;Me a d am e a Jo h n
Ro s e n ba u m ,B e r r y .C a r h m a n ,S w i -
h a n , B l u i e r ,G a i n e s . M c C a n n , W i d -
e n e r a n d Ch ar l ul lt e 1=°f;.z»al s o h e r
d a u g h t e r , M n . C l a r k o f r e m o n i a n d
gr a n d c l a u fh t e r ,H i n G e n a W e e d o f
Si o u x Fu Is , S .D A t l l d l l u n c h o l' k o é r e a m a n d a l e w a l S é f f e d a f -
t e r w h i c h t h e lm l i e e de p a r t e d w i s h -
i n g M r s .W e e d m a n y m o r e h a p p y
harttu lays.
M r . a n d M r s . L o u i s P e l l e : o f O m a -
h a a r e t h e h a p p y p a r e n t s o f u b a b yu i r l b o r n Ju l y 4.H r s .H .G .V a n
D e u s e n o f t h i s p l a c e i s h e l p i n g c a n
fo r t h e m .M r .a n d M n .W a l t e r W e e d d r o ve
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w h e n h e s m a i l e d h e t W e d n e r
d a b y t h e d e a l h o f a s i s t e r ,4i n n . . A l i c e a n d C i z r l a t l a n a H a n -
a e n w h o a r e e m p l o y e d i n O m a h a a r e
h o m e fo r a fe w d a y s vi s i t w i t h t h e i r
p a m n u ,M r .a n d B r a .C h r i s I l a n -
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f o r Ex c el s io r Sp r i ng s ,Mo . ,w h e nel m w i l l a t a y se ve r a l we ek s.H r s .
C a r r i e V o e a o f O m a h a ,f o r m e d y o f
H e r m a n i n d M r s .C h r i e Tr u h l a e n
a r e a l n e a d y d o w n th e re .Th e y w i l l
li m i 1 ; q u i t e p l e a s an t t o b e t o ge t h e r .
T h e A .Z.Pa t n a u d e fa m i l y o fO m a h a s p e n t se ver a l da y . ; t h e p a s t
w e e k at.t h e h e m e o f h e r pa re n ts ,
M r .a n d M n .S a m Be l vil l e .
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going away on a vacation. or for the folks
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Beautiful Japanese Window Display
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2nd and an Wed. Evening
R o u x . m : m a s o n s U. Nebrukn, ntl! at public luc iiontn ihe hidnxt bidder for euh the
foliowing described rel! estate to-wit:'Lou 21422-za24as in Bloc k 18 vn-
ilngwe of Iiemun, 'v\'uhi.ng!.on Caun»
Buicint and ard Wed. EveningusrrsCHAMBER¢DF COIIMERCE
4111 Wednesday ennlmCHAIIBER
OF c o m m u n e
-ith Wednesday lvluiril
ty, Ncbruka, to satisfy one certain
mortgage on the red estate above
described which ia mhjacg to a first
mortzlge on mid premises in favor 5
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r u h .Call |¢ The En-n ._ 1241.
l n .Hnrold 8¢h lhr
outin g a t hh Ok obo li
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H.Undnrvood n tu r u d
ntu n h y f r om W vu : -
Um vn u c ou t.
wn lly n d Gu n d llh ml
nm' fo lh , h uh ; a twoion lt ¢-hh dmc.
ki n , wh a lh u o u t a n
up und him The Entlb
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nu m d fu nn y drovn |»
'|lloy m d lurmundlnglast llunday, July 5.
'. l(uu.r. who u Inc h-
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1 | w ~ ' v ° " " '
Th !Entir prln fo r un s .
Blnhdny and eonnltulnion u l l !
at Th ! E n h rp r i u o wn .1841.
ln . O t h N i h o n 1| very ill at
bar hom an nord : W dku lm.
l m u n u m m m 1,vi-nr-Ȣ
her | l4!¢r m Linc oln this Inc l.
"Am nlsn an y bd ! k s de aon pv! l¢ I o n vlu e vh h u Mu m f o r d d r
f| | !ln'| !" llhd dll eoloml xnlnmer
"Y umh, " nn ou d¢ d B n tlm ln n e s"Mft 5 ||'»:»'lhr1!',A h d a w n
ma h m m ' r o u n d n e k h u l i b . "" V w n u .W e vn u hm an mv-
e r lo ' B n th e h J u n o - j d d u h h
collec tion y hu '°°'r bam panel"
n s r o r r OP TH B o o u n m o n :
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Read for Bhéiness
n .
Cllvord came in Saturday evening
tn finish up the group.
Miss Hey wi lki m.daughter of
Mr.and Mn .Albert Wilkins andClarenceHansen,son of Mr.md
Mr; Wm. Hansen stole a march on
their reintives .aa friend! and drove
to Login,Iowa when they were
married July a The bride has beenintniningfortheprcfessionof
naming in Denver and urn home an
Inr vacation.
Mrs. Oscar Guyer ¢f=Qw¢ to Lyons
u
The Enterprise Io! news..
Economy Nut Coal i l b u t for
threah1n|.za-sz.Riwett Lumber a Coal Go.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,m uandundertaking.so-u.
Wanted-A place to do honneirork.Call at The Enurprm offic e.Pa-L
Lllnh Johnson of Omlhl.t u nguest of Lozeln Rhoadel Int Bat-
urday dh:noon.
Robert Hiltnn af Lincoln spentJ = u y 4 ¢ = d s . ¢ m » h » m ¢ a h n m° - I
ther, Hrs. T. C. Hilton-llr. and Hrs. Gem Davin and in.
and li n .Ha n ?Bsppeniield eulo-bntad at Arlington on Monday.
loving-~Dr. B. E. Tilden is mav-
biir his office to h h reddenoe at605 W. Grunt St.Leave wh ¢;;=~-
-u.
Bert Silket of Llnmln urn a weekendgus t o f Hiltan Rhodes. both
boys returning to the university onf
Monday evenizu._1
Alhn e i nd Alta N
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_-3°=» who are
attending the :tain versity sum-
mer school emma homo Friday eve-'
ning returning llonday evening.
llr.and Hu .Nvdq Germ Jensen
and dQ1||hter ,lnzr¢¥.now Mrs.William Koenig drove to Dnulu on!
Tu a d ly to attdzd tha funenl of]
li n .L.G.c u m .the lady with
whom Mn .Koenig lived prior to
her marriage.For Sala-Hadng disposed of my*
pulure I am offering my Ima J er-
sey c ow for nle.If y ou are look-ing for a real c ow this is y ovr op-
porurzmity.She will be fresh in
August.Inquire of John A. Rlunadesat The Enterprise office.22-Lf.
O1mn Tllden and non of York,
Nehr.. left Tueadly (or their hmm:
after a few days visit with his bro-ther, R. E. Tilden and fnmi¥y HeIdt one sun, Nd! for a iongwer visit|
and was accompanied home by theTildvngirls,Ruth and Doris,who;
will visit their gfrrrldpanats hl Yodcfor a week.
I .E.Campbell,fusniwre.r u t!
m d nude;-ating.50-U
Attorney Wm. J. lhher and fam-
i ly l. o o k l n ! h c r n c e ¢ i n o ma h s o n
Ic nday .
W. X. Strode and wlfn wen imong
the Blair crowd who énioyed Hem-
day It Arlington.
0: lc. Banded, ilcenaeé embaimur
and underuker. Blair.Offielphones
181.Residence Ph°f=u. 224.8-ti'
Dr.Earl Brooks m d family of
Lincoln spent Sunday and Handu'a t th h o m! a t l i m L . L . I u tr y .
Hr.and H n .Ro n Duets andchin n d r o \ u z o o m n h a t a a e t t h l
f i in Fonuneile Park I n t
l l y evening.
Beard,who i i vu north of
Blair,I1 at the Mn .Elia Tyson
home where uhm U caring for I n
Tyson who in quite ill.
Hin Vila. Bailey at Albian, Nabr.
w a s home with Lozetn Rhonda:
from me uniwnity summer schooltospend the weekend.
's Blldr was practically deserted on
Handay,the budnesa hnluu beingdosed and the inhabitants away at
various picnic celebrations.
Hr.and Mn .Harry Ervey and
Hr.and Mn .J.L.Plaersen :ndBobble grow to Fontanelle Park to
ue the fig; works Monday \*Ȣni:l|.
Mr. and Hrs. Henry llmcke droveover to North Bend and Schuyler to
\'i;i£Mrs.Menckfa brother,Ros
McCoy am! family for a few hours
on Zut Mo y.
Rudolph Fisk, Igho drive.: for Mr.
Wm.Bryant on his selling trips,
was in Chadron l few weeks agoandwhilethemmel.Mr. J une;
Skinkle.Hr. Skinkle, he reports is
teaching in the Chndron State Nor-
mal this summer at a very good
salary.
Get .acquainted for s doilar.Send
$1.00 for n special 5 months' aub-
scription to Sunil!-the Wen): Great
Natiow Magazine--the clean, up todate monthly for the whole famiiy.
pam-time agents wanted.AddnsaMa n t;Bu1\n,who h¢enoa -seo?h 3 sa p m ;_the Niaci schooi board since C:;f0m;_,mm 1.n " ° %
"Heck was ab pup" and then some,!
was in Blair Lbq first of the wuekgqtting the necessary blank: for the
publication of a special school meet-
ing,the abject of which would
bring forth a new school building:
for that district.We |:nn't conceiveof a better mcve for the b-everment
nf. the school conditions and we
hope there will be no hitch in Ihr
proaedings.
Mn. Dixie L Bond, Mr. and Mn.
Franklin H. Bond :nd daughter, JaneofWashington,Pa..und Mr.and
Rn d it r llh l i n The E n h r p d n
J.E.Campbell,fnmilurt,m y
and undoruking.50-tf.
Dr.Layland States,Chlropmetor,
Farmers State Bank Building.17-tt.
Dr.Ea r l He a t: md f a mi ly n nKn| |Park visitors last Sunday I!-
ternoon.
C. K. Bendarf, ilcenud embaimcrand undertaker, Blair.Orrin phones
263.Ruidena phones, 22-I.I-tl.
sm. 2 . J . ni i ma vm p un c h a t
the Free Ilatlmdist church m u !
Sunday nftea-:noon at 2:30.Even'ons is cordially invited.21- li
Lo llln md Hilton Rhonda m d
llln ' J ill B ai ky a n d llr Blrt Sil-
lcst fmloyed Sunday afternoon and
awning at Khlg Park.
l r .and Hrs.Lou Llttn v n uan on ;than fmm Bhir who arit-
neued the ball game and ealebnhd
in Arlington Int Ilonday .
Wdtnr Slvrmfield.Emil Di n a .Jr., and Howard Clausen left 'hel-
day for Chicago.Wgltar axpoctl to
finish 5 course in electrical engin-eering and the other two lldl are
In hopes of finding work.
Hr. and Hrs . lh nlull Ty so n of
Omah ame up Sunday momiug and
visited Sunday xt the ll. -E. Tyson
home in um c ity and vim Hn. Ty -son5\ mother.Mu .F u n k Pitagr,
north of Blair, on Monday.
Mrs. Alice Nun!!plans to havemon for her home In L-on Audu,
Calif., as she has improved in hedth
Her niece, Donia Johns, will go with
her and stay with her adaters,who
hum employment out then.-..
Tire Wm. Flanagan family of Burt
county :nd John Beckhm welt ertertainedatthe Peter Rudin home
on York Creek on Sunday.There
they met Mr. xnd Mrs. John Petersonof Berkley, Calif..who were
spendingsome time with we Rudlns.
Hrs. M. S. Miller lah lulnmday forForeat Lnke, Minn., to spend a few
months with her son. Harry T. Miller md wife of Detroit, Mich., who
nm enjoying an outing there.The
like is about fifteen miles from St.Paul :ml in a wary attractive place'for than wha enjoy the water.
Fpr Sain-1 unitary cot and maz-
ress, 1 Vernin Martin bed and mal-Mrn. Harry D. Boordqnd family of |1en. 1 oak dresser. 1 china cabinet,
Zanesville, Ohio arrived in Blair onMonday evening and are the guesla
of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur D. Snmliey
They wil! have the httar part of the
week on their return trip,taking
Mrs. Smalley with them.
1 oak dining table,e oak m mlchairn,!wooden rocker,I office
ld¢fk,1 writing denk,1 Perfection
;oil stove, 1 hand power washer.Ind. H22 400 w. Grant St.
I2-l-lt.L.H.(hmp.
Buster Noyu ll home from Gary,g -_-H-»~-»for s vi d!with mlathel
re.
1 Lost-A ral! of bills,Fimlen re-
wm 1 0 Blai r Ru lm d on .'Llberil
llYnrd..24-It.
H i n Lillian Wilkins and Funny
Blaristensen are whiting friend:at
Waltmk, Nab.
Hr. and lin. E. E. Zimmumm of
Omaha called at tha John Hc kay
Lune lut Monday.
"C. K. Bcndorf, lkennd ambalmlr
and undertaken Blair.Office phonon
li l .Residence phones, 224.8-ti.
»0pen "ll and c istern work.Cali
Ind door but oi' 91h i Ne b r u h
SCI.Ward :nd Reynolda 24-ez
u and Hn . J .1.Pounds m a
time daughter an ¢1\i0¥iM a two
Ieelvfs "c ation in the Blank Hills.
MH md Mn .Jnhn Hc lh y are
#pasting thdr daughhr,llmlelhne,
from lm Ann ka, Cd if. , wllh in a
hw days.
Mr.and Hn..Inver Gamer of
Omaha spent Monday with Bldr
nlativu gud attended the celebra-tkvp at Ariinnon.
Thv Sylvia family, who :udde in
Ihxtorvilln Edt the ionpnn. of the
week for Colorado than ihey will
sperm! some time on a vacation out-
Ing.
Louie Inland .spent Satundnf
~ght :md Sunday with his param:
. Hia mother, Mn. 0. ll. Inlandnd his daughter, Janice accompan-
ied him to Omaha Monday evening
and xihilrd until Tuesday.
Mr.:ml Hu .John Paterson of
Berkley, Cailf., visited nt the John
B¢¢kI|.r.1 home the iirnt of the week.
All nltendai the cehbration ut Ar-Ulmtull,when the Peterson:re-
newed many old acquaintances.
T.L.Lathrop pumlused the
limllvr grocery,taking possession
on July 1.Mr.Lathrop has been
in nw employ aa! the late Mr. Julius\Iu¢ih-r for some time and no knows
'the ills and outs of the game.
Mi Dorothy Tyson left Tuesday
for Omaha when sho wok the tnin
to §:\irbury to :nut her :inter Ind
husband Rev. W. W. Paut: und wifebnluratoryto:mins by auto to
Pennsylvanin.They plan to go thelolllhem route nturning the north-
ern way ind axpec t lo be gone two
InDnlhs.
-llr. and Hn. Ed Lewollyn had a
hmH,:weunion over the Fourth wlnn
their three children were home.lit. and Mn. Grant Ganz md Hin
Sue Belle lnwtilyn of Omaha vena
'l`h1 Ent|
Bicycle f'harprlno o
Hr.and
enjoyed amlut mek .4
Hn .W.ho m: I nt
tion trip
Cdweftir 'ridting
w¢k '. | n c :
Cla n W
tha P\pig,
mine.Th
Fmd N
Fremont,
territory ..
M u i ) .i.n | i nS Io
andFifth'i
Hr. andOmnlu YI:
Geyer of t
The s m
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md which
location m
d n !U13through t
Miss A
a t 1 ~f o r |few
girls inevvrinr
and enjoy!
H u r Yhnmawla
auwon, at
July 10.need be o
Hamm.~ll
N b e mid
2| -lt.
Messrs
A. R. Bto llcigrml
Hr.ind
Pewnemturningh~
The l.\|-oc
Monday ~
Jimmie
W u rk k,
had the
when I
coming §Ford car
on Suu s
zo jumpFu nd vu
from a I:
hurt.
A flmi l
Sunday i
the follow\1.¢ll'fllle1.!
Th o s e p
E .n . E h
h a , M r . \
a n d H n .
M n .F
M n .P e r
L e m o n
Jo e J
Tu es -d iy
w r s z h u
I2.C . Ja c
#"¢.\.mo.u:ma hum-r ~owed »~-lr~: atop, tells the nary.
'QC 4|.
m u r u Yo u sue ~ n t o ~ m~ r !~ b i l l
h h ! ! ! u n o o n d d l n m n i c u
t h w w t h r u n u r . N 0 5 - . a d u -
& A d ¢ ( D a | n ¢ l d l n n h ! , l . ! l 9 .
been 'raked by the Amenian Ano-dlU°11» m1ruv==Hn| 800 motor clubs
md over n million motoridl.
Pm! V. Long , | pro min ent Sl:
thc d u t h x t the e ..after.HE: a wild, had dog.H»'|thc bay r h o was down Budd:51.
r n , ~~the mayor h u mu l¢ C h u b b y l~ l mr e t h a t n l lw uedhome before re »-.pn -dlcament.Hi !mother:of eouru
Shi urn out on the porch ~ looked
mllod and very muc h rdfled, a bil;hy , wud Ioeking,timping du fal
hvhll c loldy at his heals.
"W hy wu li m" .shi u i d and
m ~ , ~ b u t ~ h a d not ~ld by
mother."H1l'l not wild at all,P¢P¢"»Chubby ma a n d m u d u w do fa
h t n d l d i t t o t h e : M Y
" W II I h e l e t - y o u p u t t h i s o n h i m ? "
h e a s k e d .
" O h d a d d y ,i n h u r e a i l y gol rxg t o
b e m y d o g a l l t h e t i m e !A n d i r o n !
9|. .
#"¢.\.mo.u:ma hum-r ~owed »~-lr~: atop, tells the nary.
'QC 4|.
m u r u Yo u sue ~ n t o ~ m~ r !~ b i l l
h h ! ! ! u n o o n d d l n m n i c u
t h w w t h r u n u r . N 0 5 - . a d u -
& A d ¢ ( D a | n ¢ l d l n n h ! , l . ! l 9 .
been 'raked by the Amenian Ano-dlU°11» m1ruv==Hn| 800 motor clubs
md over n million motoridl.
Pm! V. Long , | pro min ent Sl:
thc d u t h x t the e ..after.HE: a wild, had dog.H»'|thc bay r h o was down Budd:51.
r n , ~~the mayor h u mu l¢ C h u b b y l~ l mr e t h a t n l lw uedhome before re »-.pn -dlcament.Hi !mother:of eouru
Shi urn out on the porch ~ looked
mllod and very muc h rdfled, a bil;hy , wud Ioeking,timping du fal
hvhll c loldy at his heals.
"W hy wu li m" .shi u i d and
m ~ , ~ b u t ~ h a d not ~ld by
mother."H1l'l not wild at all,P¢P¢"»Chubby ma a n d m u d u w do fa
h t n d l d i t t o t h e : M Y
" W II I h e l e t - y o u p u t t h i s o n h i m ? "
h e a s k e d .
" O h d a d d y ,i n h u r e a i l y gol rxg t o
b e m y d o g a l l t h e t i m e !A n d i r o n !
9|. .
u -
ILlvu 1r en 't sa1\tl1lm|eh¢|| t h i | h | ¢ l | u l f h e t o o £ o o k p q l g o !h ¢ , h i m ,u n z m e f n e m k m u m m 'm m mS E wiki'Wh a n slid h h father " I £1 the hand Ind led :aim tg ul| "¥.°n. nlrpooplo vrhohh:t;d.¢u; 5.
~~Thebaby that might tba g u n gran,the pu tty "r ",I .9- 1 \._.| .».- ...m. ..x... in-nf.-pf..nil dn zindnz birds.believe thAt':the y dlwr mmigrgl back lgrrlgi Al ti nlie y u i: | H- | l!the limg 13315,Chubby had umgp
ein Inulu nf the |1119 und bv
u n l -
Determined opposition to the ¢n~nuupnr to compulsory antomobih
lubmty lmurmoo legislation,a u
been voiced by tho Amonlan Ano-dllioln m1ruv==Hn| 800 motor clubs
and over n million motorilll.
Pm! V. Long, o promin ent Sl:
rn ms m o tlo mq r, c lau s meh in -
surneo as "a pioéo of uporimenul
Iogldotion of in emotioa d dun e-
ur . "Th!fundamental lim to bo affuinod br such legislation: ll rpduo-
tlon of aoeldenh.But will innu-
noo tom-d upon s roeklou driver,
ond to make him mon elnfui 'khan
ho :mn th at o n tn mnno o wmrlnror tho mu vm bo bdd nspondblo
for too damage ho do-el?The inmnnco ulvisory oommlttel
of the Unlhd S t o l e n m m m ofCommerce. Lfwr on oxhauntlvo study
of the altuatlom, un that the finalrupondblllty for nduc tion of noe!-
denta rut: aquonly upon the url-
ouo commufdtlu which, with their
polla powers, an In n position to
mforoo nzolatory measures.It ll ¢hild'| vllr to "pau the
~»§;,°= neddinta on to inmnna
com on whole business lt 1|nopa y la m:md n ot a t a s police-
men.It i n still mom Ioolish and
unwind-for to launch in the auto-mobile lmunnoo bwn eli .on the
Llmory that by writing cheap insur
ance at the expense of the tupayqr,automobile accidents and ca:weld:
driving will he stopped.
do|'| held, and the buy and the dog|'now a a e :nl l anbelonged to ueh other.ly ou to go out. and dave that dog
Up the road,whose milieu were nay from here."decorated with f r o m g n u .,,,. \ 'IL urns rn enxiomu moment for
pretty wild flowers and whose hush-Chubby.Ho foliowed his father ou!
ea were fiiled with singing birds,to the back porch, telling him what
Chubby went.The dog limped a a womierfui dog he vu, how he hadlittle but foilowed very proudly at'found him and that he wanted to
W W T { " i " W " ¥ ¥ " f "`"`"`"`W W "Wi"`i?"§"'
THE YELLOW MDNGRBL
(By Jolm Wm. Cotter)
{Contlnuod from last week)
The boy looked at the dog and
forgot nbout' the reward. The gnsw
ing ln his boy heart seemed to atop.Hen was n friend-a !riendo[ the
truest kind and one who needvdhelp.The dm: looked HJ pitiful zoo.
Almost u if they had been mu-
ler and :log all their ahah. liven, theboy whllllad and wlod "ho-a". They
come together,THB dog licked the
PROGRAM
i -ww 8 to JULY ls-
g Ngw Home Theatre For the Money
S UND AY
Vera Reynolda. i-Edmund Burns and lhnlplx Lewi-» in
"The Million Dollar Handicap
-I-Piece Orchestre-4
FOX News. HODGEPODGE AND SPORTLIUMT
as
FRID AY a nd SAT. a n d SAT. MATI NEE
z mo LAUGH SPECIALS z
Reginslrl Denny in
"l'll Show You The Town"
Lingettes--all colors--501: yd
New patterns in Silk Crepes, 36 in. 951: yd
M O N D AY
Dumlhy Ravier. Formal Stanley and cos: in
"WHEN HUSBANDS FLIRT"
A r-inuhiug Cumedg; Drum:9
MERMAID COMEDY
_ llaruid Lloyd in
NOW OR NEVER
I 4-Pima ()rche~\U~a-4
;Hosiery
g Don't forget about our Humming
§Bird Hosiery in all shades
E .5`\at $1.50 pair
Sateens--36 in. 50c yd
I All shades of "Non-Kling" the new slip
material at 50c yd.
TUES DAY
Cullen Llndin And Dorothy Dellore in
"THE MIDNIGHT FLYER3'
A liignnlic Dmmn uf the Roaring Rails
CHRISTIE comsov
3 We also have the famous Rollins
E Runstopin ihe new ahhdes priced
;at $1.95 a pair
The latest Polka Dot Voiles-40 in. 39c yd
~<4 Pretty little voile and gowns
$1.35 and $1.65 each
5 '
WEDNESDAY `
Leu Cody and hiny Busch in
"TIME, THE COMEDIAN"~
Hero is the moat powerfut and huunan picture yuu've ever ~
a seen.IL is I, fascinating story of a woman who laughed |
un. Time, hut. found that Time would not lat. her
Iorgct the wounds of a abatwred romance
ALSO comenv
Try our RaybnSilk Rollins Runstop at 79c pair
An extra fine Blue Crane Service Chiffon Hose
at $1.00 A pair ;
Shi urn out on the porch ~ looked
down: onhlr boy -dirty "NIL dotbu
lolled and very much rdfled, a bilshy . wud 1o»kinc.Umnf==t du su
hvhll c loldy at his heels.
"W hy wu li m" .she u i d andthrew up her hlbd h t i n th e
world £4 the matter eh you?"
At ti n sound t d!lie vrommfa
vain the dog J um -up In Investiglte the Y E
then covrend down elolely to Chub-\>)¢'s hd as if by some evll mqie,
tbl boy'| care fell onc e more uponhisnhouiden.but before ho "eould
lwk h h mo th e r s p i n u i d :
"And that lame wild Iooking
mound dog, when in :notion did
you pkk it up?Come tight :knight
in the house and drive thot dogaway.Get away from ben",she
ui d,:puk ing to the dog.
The dog Jumped back. thru looked
up at hh little mute: aa if he weretrying to determine what to do and
If thing:were real or not."Aw mcthef', said Chubby , most
concerned nbout bil Hof, "heh not
5 wild monfnel.He'a e wonderfuldog and he'a my dog."-
"You come right in hen this min
ute and get wuhd and some c leanclothes on you lime tramp.Wait
'til your falher oomen home,he'|l
show you about that dog." ...
It vu n blue world for Chubby .
He v u goin to be debumhml
though probnb for the f ini timein his iife.He p t the do¢'a had
nml earnestly for as long an hifmother would let him.
"You're my dog",he ui d ,"an-l
)u\.|r name's going to be Wolf
'cause at first 1 thought you was
a wolf."
Then with a final pat he urn*
the dog under the porch zo abidethodmowhenhisfathervrouhl
come home.Several times that af-
ternoon, he slipped away from h hmother,sometimes with something
.to ant,and alwly l he found :he
.dog wnltirng for him.
.J
1
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/f f
c
.__40 in. Sifk Rayon for sports wear or
1 costume slips $1.45 yd.
Im e m wuu au u z l u l l u l u .vn u 1Iu n iw h i l e p i n ;p u t C h u b b f a h o u s e h e
u w o n e o f h i s n n :o ve r vi r i tl r u g
C h u b b y a n d M u d h i m g o i n g - o n
s h o u t t h e d o c H a t t n l l h t i l r i t h
c d l n d h i m o ve r . p u h i ~a b e a t i n g
a n d w a r n e d h i m n e ve r t o m u m
ill him on wright.
l m r y n h x r l p d o n u n g n n x u uls op mms sn nt-T h l m m u d n b -
u r lb a n v m b e lmh n tly n mo n d
t x n u n r n m u u n n m u p l z -
|lcu o!\ .\s dm|pdd 1ur ¢!t h|p nb-
l h h u l h n o d d n d g u t h u v h t h n b
gerlptionviilz vzmlnlnlonnntthl
a- ¢¢ » \» d »u = =s w»= vd= ~z~ »p
§.";'»'l1T§"°».?. nu °`§'T.¢"3..""", 1 3 3 m'€; ';» ."' u.' ;i, ;'". , ; a : ; § ; ; ;
'hom the giqg it 61| the dog.K o n f te l vu iying down with hh "No | on».U'° mayor wont kill himh a d re ni n!n m h h ,¢gm¢¢¢1 and be'Il be y our dog dun.But
p u n , h h g y u turned ( i n t m a n 1re'il have to imap him tied up' if
mn. 1uni nmI than i n h h hther.he doesn't lil? M h6ll!¢'
;;;"°:;. °1I`§Fu'£§ m`Zi¢able than a nut ocean wave. Some-
thing had to bl done.He eontinu-
d i y found it harder to hold u mn n ;together.They complained
m o n n d m n m u m u l k e d u u t m n g ~;La a a q v r v ;g a n . . . v u , _-_ _l l e ne e de d a f r i e n d - b e l l a a d o w n
a n d o u t a n d ne e de d a fr i e n d ve l ?
b a d l y , fo r , fo r t h e fi r s t t i m e h a w a s
about to glee up.He had emmfl-
denee In h h newly acquired little
master and !¢ mo d to onde nd
that the little b o y v u m k h r apta for him, even for ltia life.
Ch1::= pleads: with hir: ln nueyesThe father looked at the boy
and then at thsdog--he understood.
The dog received and aeeopted,
may be for the rim time in his life,I hind sincere pat from a man.Ile
took his little boy by the hand.
"Well it'a supper time,son",hesaid, "we will go in and eat."
That night Chubby stayed awake
for a long time.Many things were
on his mind.IIe wondered if thedogW u going to ba hll dog.He
v.ondered if he were still clown un-
der the porch.It ae-amed to him as
if it must have been almoat morn-
ing when he at tart fell asleep. Thethatheremembered his father and
. __a ! . - . . ._ . . . . . -. a i l l a - \ l . 2 . - . a
Chuhbyk father vatehecl hiC boy
pu; the eollar on the do¢,he aaa
the dog ilc k the boy -_ g m h o y
loving the dog and talkl in under-
tonel to him, and like a good and
arlaa fa the r h e u w th at he vu athlnland tmneoeaaary party. ao he
went in the House and told his wife
than he had seen a lawyer who had
told him that lf he paid taxes on
he dog and aan that he. mt intono more trouble, about the moat any
one aould do would be to make him
pay for the damage he had already
done.
With regular and plenty of eat-
hxg, dl the rest he needed, and the
necessity for always bein!on thealert, gone. Mongrel soon became a
different dog.'With bla new maa-ter,with elffection bestowed upon
him, with potting and kind wonls,
he loat that shy look, and developed
that dignity and complacency thatis part of any thing that feels that
it has a rightful place in the enter
nf Qhlnra
lr aa they eonld about Chubby andI m a m .
He Planned a course of action. He
took his gan; and went by Chub-h;y'a place.Seeing him out in hla
yard playing with his do; he wledover to Mm "Y-ou'd betterget rid
of that mo u n d dog of yourn,or
l"Il do lt for afw"~Nothing but admiration for his
tio; would make Chubby do what hedid.Ile went so the edxi of his
yard ln a veriwleflant manner.
"Yon wont kill my dog and I
wont get Hd of him either.My dadpaid taxes on him and I'm ruin: to
keep him."
Like all auch occaalone, one wordbrought on another, for Chubby was
standing his ground.
"Soy do you know who you're
talking to?" Tuffy asked.
"Yes l do",Chubby answered,
"amd I don*t care.You leave mydog alone."
Tuffy might not have done whathedidbutheheardsomeof the
lt her homo In Bhlr.'
ll:a. A. F. J enolnn of
.ted a deter. Mn. Oacar
hls city on Int Hondey .
r tourist park v u fu!!
:ry night over the week-
a m to prove that the
Let be :ight in older sotouristsaaq w n w
e country.
die Bunn Il entertaining
u party .at Bunn'a Lake
days..There arc sevene party and they are o¢°\
e c ottana at the Lelzc
fre the ahnplo llfe.
- A complete line o'
good:will be sold at
2:80 Ratnnley atternoon,In good condition.If
n hand at Blair Auction
I Haiti-Gap Spark Plugs
at Auction.
Jensen I Bron.
nd Mcadamee J. Petersen,
k and James Kirby drove
s Sunday morning to visitHrs.IIrncat Brock.The
also riaited at Albion rc-
IITIB Wednesday evening.| and Klrbya returaad on
ening.
Warrick,son of Nelrm
sho lives north of Bllir.
no of his life this noon,12:35 passenger.train.
:rp the north atrtlck hia
in which he was riding
Lrcet.IIe had barely timemd eavc hla life but the
a complete wreck.Aaldc
oiled shoulder he was not
y picnic was enjoyed last1thetouristparkwhen
ing relation brought their
baakets and spent n heiring and vinitlnl' together.
:sent were Mr.and Mrs.:ingot Ind family of Oma-od Mrs. ma Dompvon, Mr.
John Compton,Mr.andnkhlcilanigal,Mr.end
eh Compton,li n .Robert
d Hn. J. A. Compton.:luon :nd family left on
nonlng for Hinneapr|»4 af-daya visit at the parental.
in the Suu of Nebraska at the :lou
of bualnoaa Juno IU,1926.
a s s o u n a s
Lomu and discounta .. $431,313.510 v e n i r a f h . . . . . ¢ . . .439,13
Bonds. securities, ind;-
menta and claims (|x.clu-.
sive of caah ooaerve) . .1452832
Banking house, fumlture
and fl:nnres . . . . . .
Other real m m
Bankers' Conservation
Doo from National and
State wp- . .$9t,791.&0
Check and turlaof exchange . 11,900.60
Cul: in bank . .7,328.84
U0 0 0 0
v3.32l.29
1,849.09
"1
n?,0®o.'u
LIABILITIES
C a p i t d l t o c k . . . . . .$50,000.00
Surphu fund . . . . . . .10,006.00
Undlvldod profits (Net) .l,l84.9S
Individual deposits mbject
to check . . $218,357.80 .
Timo coftiflcatea ..¢
of depoalt . . . 274,I'll.50Duc to National ind
sum banlth .1 s . s s w °
:>'r2,Boo.e4
Depositofa guaranty fund 1,5lYl'.18TOTALsssu,oev.ao
1...STA TE OF Nlz nlmsm.
'Wuhlnguan County I
1. A.R.n m x ,Preaident of the
above named bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is n true
am! correct copy of the report nude
to the Department of 'Pmie m o
Commerce.A. R. BROCK.
President.
APTBS1:
R. J. Murdoch, Di,|¢|_~
Carrie Brock.Dlnector.Subscribed and :worn to before me
this sum dur or JI-wir.a m .A. C.Dcbel.
Notary Public.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
o r
THE CITIZENS 3a\VINGS m m :
of Blair, Charter No. 989in the State of Nebruh nt the cloao
~ m d c a p u t o t t h a
aoatn c tbetwoen thopn blhbo rand
nhlu'lb01'.
or the mu vm bs bdd nspondble
for the damage ho dau?
The inmnnco ulvisory c ommlttel
of the Unlhd S t a t e n m m m ofCammenao. Lfwr an sxhauntivva study
cf the dtuatiua, nys that the final
rupondblllty for nduc tion of nec !-
denta rut: aqusnly upon the url-
ous commufdtiu which, with their
polla nvwm. an I n n p ositi on to
mforoe nzulatory measures.It ll ¢hi1d'| plsy to "pau the
~»§;,°f neddinta an to inmnnacomonwholebusinessll1|no
pa y la m:md n ot a t a s police-
men.It i n still mom Ioolish and
unwind-for to hunc h in the nuI.o~mobile imunnc e bwn eli .on the
dreary that by writing cheap insur
ance at the expense of the tupayqr,uutomoblh accidents and ca:weld:
driving will he stopped.
c a m help but f u l proud of her
because nhl always givll tim public
a run for ihelr money.It does usgood zo nt away fmm home some
ti mu b la u thm we c an d nw alwmplrlsonNa li n how much
bitter Blair doe:things than does
other plum and we an more yto throw our hall mu! yell for Blair.
LOU!go,brother.
N g w H o m e T h e a t r e g
PROGRAM 1
-ww 8 to JULY ls-
T h l l h n s b t l u s b l d s l s m f o r
t h ma v h o g o u o u n d t h a ma n t n
mssrdingumbnilu.
Bnlancd Bduuthn
Eightytwo boys in ihu graduating
elm of 2.1¢ Jefferson High Schoolin Portland, earned $64,888.50 during
thdr high school courle. the aver-
nge for the class of 98 being $69250Ona boy, Neil Bodey, earned $2,280.
'Thu girls arm-d nn avenge of 871.-
05. with 48 girls ccllecting 18,45-1.60:und Aims Lorenz earned $500.
The nniurc of the }obs indicutu
that the prearnt generation in not
drifting too far into "vrhlte-¢oll:r"
lldon't ukumuchw 1-uh:gun dna mu dly|wc nm my
ul FW-"K hitbv.
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
z mo LAUGH SPECIALS z
Reginslrl Denny in
"l'll Show You The Town"
_ llaruid Lloyd in
"NOW OR NEVER"
4-Piece ()rche~\U~a-4
Lf thin is 3 butter flrfllnl c oun-
try anywhere ihln rlght hero inWuhingwncountywe don't hear
my one idling us zbout lt.
'Due to increni-ed efficiency,cost
of trtmlporiltlon to the pubHc
:hows a decline, repreaendng a alvhzzxo uhlppen : i n n i92l, of 82,-
3-|(,000,000. This is the totll amountwhich shipper: would have pldd for
lnnlponltion sunrise In those yearnownand sb-we what they did pay.
had the rain rernnined at the pen
G! l92!.
In spits of protaaution that Qhe
conditions of American fli"lMrA asa c la n a n nlhoua, no rhaonably
F111 lnfonued param: can deny thatthan h u been great rnanrld Im-
pmvamcut ln far-win; cantllllons In
the put two years.
The but argument um could ever
he put ac:ou ln favor of prohibition
'ru that of tha Fourth of July c el-lbntion,1 m pu t.In comparing
this y e ah relabntions with than
when the span uioon vu in vogueone cannot but konder whit would
htm been the muit had our pren-
enl day automobile been in un at
that time.
mm ¢n.\£='é`¢¢i¢bf£\§'m¢ Fourth
"And that lame wild looking
mound dog, when in :nation didyou pkk it up?Come :ight :knight
in tho bonu and d xi n thot dogaway.Get away from bun",she
ui d,:puk ing to the dog.
The dog Jumped back. thru looked
up at hh little mute: aa if he weretrying to dctermlrlo what to do and
If thing:wwe real or not."Aw mcthef', said Chubby , most
concerned nbout b i l lo r . " h w n o t
5 lrlld monfnel.He'a ; wonderfuldag and ho'a my dog."-
"You come right in hem this min
ute and get wuhd and some c leanclothes on you lime tramp.Wait
'til your falher oomen home,he'|l
show you about that dog." ...
It vu n blue world for Chubby .
He v u goin to be dobormlwiefl
though probnb for the f ini timein his ilfo.Ho p t the do¢'a had
I
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P " - I - - 1
5-|
I n " n u r l n n n h n n
kson home ol Ianni!!!I June 80,1916
z CAPPBR BUYS FARM n a s o u s c s s
=
E
\. ,J §1 ul ucvy uuuauuu
3;W hile not as yet completely equipped
§to care for the auto service needs of the
=m r s . u= | l u s t Situ..|uy vu u 1.uu l u n |; |||¢ul\:u u.u\l_|l ) 0 |\ P U I |lM 1 1 |Co n t i n u e d f r o m p a g e o n e Ii l o m l n ,S e t u r i t l u ,j u d g -
Irank Vlbneil of Kennanl.Mrs.
iiuyer visdtod her daughter,Hrs.A-niresr Madsen and family an¢!the
Vibreils visited a sister. Hrs.Ar i
Andnuon and family.Fred Guyer:mel family, Min Esther Guyer, Matt
lfnnriorf and Burman Buyer joined
thrn on Sunday.They retunmi on
Monday.
Mr. J .w.Newell celebrated his
uzhty-ninth birth anniueruary last
Monday, July 5, at the home of his»!.|ugh!.er,Mrs.John hickny.Hin
31Unger brother, Hr. H. D. Newell
uf this city sp5nt the niternoon 35
h m an did a number of other -mea and near friends.Ho enjoyed_. _ 4 . . . . . . . l | "- I u l n z l f n n u v i f n
and among timilar "adn" jrom other
communities and to be ioal or :noneor lou raluzleal as far aa the form
er'¢return is concerned when the
same amount of money spent on nl,
vorliaing in his horn;newspaper!would llc°|¢¢n by his neighbors, tht
farmora in his county and district
who could como with their trucks.
buy the ulvertlaed animals and haul
them home without the delay andexpenseneceaaitabytholo n r
distance 'methods.Farmers do n
lot of kicking about the big losses
sustained through middle men andthey say marketing, not production,
is their problem.They mn over-
rorno tho marketing difficulty easily
ments and claims (exc[u
sive of cash r~eaarve.l._51,228.5
Other run ms u _ . _ . . .2o,1su'r
Bankers' Conservation
Fund 741.23
Due from National and '
$tate banks. $20,000.09
Cub in blank 2,106.50
22,1os.oeTOTAI-rzs.a,so1.s4
IJABILITIE'5
Capital nloci $1350090
Surplus fund _ ........2,500.05
Umlirided profits (Net)-1,896.83
Savings rmoon .- $ 232 ,105 .34 ._f _
pnfennca.Almost wary industryIuomwsrha d or hand-ming,was
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P U D I I C ,w e a r c | a r e u u u g n a l o n g W l l l l
rehabilitating the old Lutz building
that we can now serve you with=--
nnmnnled." f " " - -- -E d u c a t i o n s h o u l d m a k e a m a n b e t -
ter quaiiiied for citizenship,for en-
joy mlnt, for lrunt,because of hisigtter bslaneo and hh wider vilidni
i l lhouid not iake from him the
bask principles af fnithfulneu £0 his ___._GAS and (MLS e - n ls u nu
1 1a n - Ianu a
o _ -
nand Car Washing `_ Q
e s na _ »\=
Knowing the merits oi Deep Rock ;
Clasoline,_we are pleased to fill your ~
tanks and our pump is now in opera-2
tion.it is along the curb and easy to
get to. .-Wfe are also prepared to give
your cars a complete greasing.
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n:a4 -4 | a IHaaa
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E v e r e a d y A a n d B B a t t e r i e s _
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\vppur tuuaq ua viaruim -5-..nrth hia relatives and fnenlla anal
1 ln very good health and spirlta
millering his ulvanced age.(HNels Jackson, who recently moved
o Herman leaving his fine farm
um\t of that city to the managementofhissons,went down to Omaha
the fhat of the week to roqpult a
1:|lil.ll1\ expert..Nels, while he hasnucllto enjoy in the way of this
orrld'a goods, in subject to the bod
ily ills just like the feat of us and
of caxibnally needs the attention of
:Phyaiclan to repair the ravagesof time Intl a Ilfe of activity.He
a-not, we am happy to nay , in auriounwayandwehopehawill
me many years yet and fight many
Iliflfll political battles aa he wal al-
va-ys known in his parts for his
Lrnwlectge of public affairs.
ltev. and Mrs.A. F. Newell held;|family reunion at their homo In
:\nl1weal. Blair over July 4 and r
the Occasion being the home ooming'nf their children and ,!»lra. Newell'¢
|\.|I?!l.\l..This was the first tl!r\\
l|.|} had all been together nlnce tho
.mer elauzhtera marriage two years;l|!an l the vu-eel:-end was a \ll"£
pleasant one for all.Then-.nerollChtRev.ll.llrol-ul,D.D: and
Mrs.Broan.of Lincoln, parents of"-Ir.Newell:Hr.anal Mn .D.P.
rTvreclter and son of Omaha.Mrs.
:4pncl1er being a daughter of Rev.
.a -1 Mn. Newell: ltembert ll. New-'I of Plattxmouth,Nebr...Hallam
l<fry Newell of Lincoln. Donald F.
Swe ll and Lwrlia M.Newell,who
Blu: witl:their parents.
by ualng the newspaper aclsrertiaing.
Home newspapers are always the
bl:l.nmlluma, neunpapers that ateread by the family.4
llow many Notirlk farmers have
llreu 1bed by Norfolk newspapers!la f t because Norfolk farrnera al-
nnyo 1-ay these Norfolk 11|vupapersproaptlyIndeed not.But because
Nrvfnk newspaper folks are homefolkswhoundrzvtandthdrneigh-
bots and who are willing llvraya toc»1| mate. to oven work hardahina
to tlrenmdvea end their newspapers
when 'llley feel their farmer nr oth-
(.|:rlemla are unable ta oar-DoNorfolkfarmers and other Norfolk
patrona appreciate this feeling of
friendliness ln their publisirera. Theysl1oult' and Mr. Rasmusmn'a eaperi-ence hltonlsl be a |B|4 c lo lilb neigh-
bcn in town and country.Recalling the splendid neception
tendered hir.Rasmussen by theNorfolk Chamber of Commerce and
the liberal quantities of helpful pub-
lic ity'given him by the Norfolk
.e\e|=papern when hia sow won ravtrlrlchampionship,it ia harll tohellete he would go outside Norfolk
for his advertising and Pontius
meds but The Prem:.loesn't knowho.v el=e to explain the legal notice
of execution and sale runnin!in
the,e columns.'i lu l'|can believes tlat .:lcr.ato\
r\rl.n\lr Copper by Lis suit .n,,ahst5.1.llaarnussen lla.:given l'J:l'¢il:
farmers and Ollie.;somethin::-|1.i|.l¢a'mut an-I that aomelhizlf 'rf
loyalty to home fJllt=.- 't.ufolk
f'l".r=
Due to National ami "'
State lmnlsa 1_§,466.58 215,571.72
Depo1~ltor'a runrwtv funfl 888.94TOTAL$23s,3o'fa4
STATE DF NEBRASKA}
aa.Waahlnftoa County.l
l, A.R.Brock,Preuldent of the
above named bank do solemnly smear
that the above statement is a tnle
lull correct copy of the report made
t5.2
to the Depanment.ol Trade a n i
Ccmmene.
A.n.a n o c x.
President.
A'l"IE..Tl:R. J. Hunioch, Director.
Carrie Bnaclt.Director.|sumribea and sworn tobeforeme
ilhf! Bth day of July. J9?5.A. c. Dehel,
Notary Public.
.nalaaolo 7211% 'mam-2
. . - -Chirago and North wr é n m
Trains Sad6:39 P.Ll.Daily execpt Sunday.
I Trains West
7:28 A. M. Daily except Surrnlay.
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6:40 A
8:18 A.
12:35 P.5:55 p
A
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M.
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al.
M.Ill.
al.
St. I)M. o o
Traiaa NorthDaily except Sunday.4
Daily except Sunday.Daily except Sunday.
Sunnlay only.Trains South
Daily except Sunday.
Daily except Sunuiay.Daily.l- n
hh, wmuve: in
L l n M Cronin(
fini nl! atreetn lnll roads Ullli
|z~intersect a main highway should bemule sto strata, il the contention
of the lbany,Oregon,Huahl-
Democnt.lt ny s :"If meh n onctico had been in §forc e lllt Sunday it is very 13611
d m tha md accident in which 1
baby ion his life imuld n o t h m
happened."Chlnu the picture to a main lin#
ni lmu l.Would thi openting of
ficials of the n1lmad"'permlt n rto enter the madn line from spun
nuritxhu lm!branch lines vrithoustopping to be s un that in inc l
In c le a r !Th !Block signlh :nd loc kl
witc h es h elp up hi n wh y mi me
that a n y millions oi'passengerannually, do so almost without los
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g Another mm. of c ourse. u du
engineerl don!operate locomotiveuntil they know how and until thai
eyesight mi hzdgment an tested.
The n will be no read safety Imotor opention until a mute: tra
flrplan hu igven adopted and e
fomeml.
If railroad systems did not enforceeveryprecaution to wer-ba
mee the carelessness of thounmof peopk, they wuuld kill thouuru
alumaily.One rallrund,the Southern Pa
Lfic , foci: that it hu progrcuudh r in making peopig u f :that
has I right to sue motorists wr!
collide with in can and lninn.
A S nuhing Cnmed5; Drama.Q
ME R MA I D c o me o v
WEDNESDAY `
Leu Cody and hiny Busch in
"TIME, THE COMEDIAN"~
Hero is the moat powerfut and huunan picture yuu've ever ~
a seen.IL is I, fascinating story of a woman who laughed |
un. Time, hut. found that Time would not lat. her
Iorgct the wounds of a abatwred romance
ALSO comenv
THUR S DAY
Eleanor Ik-afdmnn und Mn\c\\\m Mc(Ereg|»r in
"THE CIRCLE"
ALS() COMEDY
TUES DAY
Cullen Llndin And Dorothy Dellore in
"THE MIDNIGHT FLYER3'
A liignnlic Dmmn uf the Roaring Rails
CHRISTIE comsov
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W. J. S!x S
The Old Reliablew~Trne Big Store
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F " 'GOPHUGH1 »y annum unownsu smrn
n m ¢ ' a r ¢ a ¢ ¢ ¢ : 1 m ¢ n | m 1 » n ¢stern lneeu.
"Glory" ucmmld loin 0"Do¢m»Il.
Mr blue qu :ride with dellzhua bobfor.'tlnrfa one I'd not :mea Lo han
p o ln le d o u tt o me mk n o s r l z lm gplrutr-or tbl dnldful k a n n t h !
do be roving the mm*Har father glound down at tht
heap of treuure ken.cheats mmwr ku l wh ic h lla: ru h ad Ord en tl
fotehld on deck that morning,u t !:hen mued ot! at F'¥lnt's und; 1|
um."And 'au to acoumlnls ilu rw id!
tartrulting the urea of all d nz, .Ln-dr iv Murray?he :nuied."By
tlmu, mia, I think lliufu a | 1109mndneu in soxir brain.Why, thc vlll'
of lhll gold and silver below wouldbe mmclent to tempt better mm than
Olly to comm!! murder." ».Us malundo look mutt.
lier." he retorted."They noun! cheer-
fully commit murder for 1 co'r|¢e¢knife or a dxpenro with n hole in
n.My design in revnllng to themthc : nun e ltenl of the zmmn wenrry 1| to impnu than at onc e with
my good huh and henumb ihdr aequhltlvefnrultleibythetightI t
greater wealth llnu they ever dqeamod
ol' obulnlng sl one tlme."
c s u n z n l . - T h a I n m a n l i l ) l l: : . . : " : . ' " ¥..%'"<,'= ° » a . : ': a '" . : . '§ '6
h u n t e r .~ l a sr i o oa e n .
C H A P T E R X l . - i l b l f l O fb o l s s l ln m u t o n e a t !R o b ¢ n n |Pe t e r a s!r i 1 l d | . n , g g g f ° g m v o s °;p»==;_;§o n .o I I f l lr a l ! a t t h e i t l l D U I ! o n t h e ~
C h u ! ( 1 'n u u r ¢ i a - = - G w i l l l c In l d l la n a a n - h r r a vi n g ;h u n t h e p i n t s !a n l g i a r l a t 9 a n l r h o r u b o u u a t: u r l o f th e t r a u m a .tha go l d b o i l :I l l i a I n q l i l l r n y N l l s n a .
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Smpicioul
mm un Dua' ll.m'|an em
.|n I ..th e A tl an t tc .L l u r r a y Imaur t m :th a
S l n t t u i m a Tr i n i d a d mq s t h a ve ne ntt h e t i d l n u o f h i s fe l t 't h e Ir n g t l t a n d
br e a d t h or t h r A nt i l l e n .i t y n o w t h e
Bpa nl sh sq ua dr on s m m t d h a ve p u t
t o a n fr o m S l n J u n t a d o P o r t o It l m ,
S l n t o h o m l n g n m a d t h e l h w l n a . u n d
th e C ar l b l vnt n w o ul d b e m w r n m s w i t h
ga n l n c m t u s ; b u t m u t e t o b e f r a u d
th a n a l t th e R p tm l tt r dl ' e t in r ts wo t ll d
b e t h e c o n s e q u e n c e n fl \ t 0 c o m p l a i n t
m n t u 'b e d l m n t c i u - d t o t h e p o r t u d
m i n t a t R l u g x t é n .Th e J n m a l n t r i g
l t t i w o u i d c u r r y a hu nt lu ga ra li t o
a t e r ; c r u i s e r o n t h e W e s t l n d l d n s n -
t u mW e pl r k ed u p l sm a r t s o 't 'a xt vr a n d
ru n o u r t te s t in g d a wn |» n t k< Ift t ¥1 | I0 n ;
wi th ne ver n u t!! i n s i gh t fflt ' n at - ek ,
un t i l |m o r n i n g " h e n th e su n ca m o
ur oumnm; ll one um.-A :mn lrvm Peter diverted Idon to me Dmrhmln."H Fill! llu der (td for ll u
r 41"W f *
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up at our back: ljkc | burnished fw-
per plaque nfl we sur lhe ¢one of
ily l}p| ;|ual llfllnl aut of \he hu!'nlln¢L A lelxue or tum flrlineronllsl whole illnnd slumped Itself ¥»ene|1h
4 »~ll n~n column of
i . . . , . . . . . » ' ; , -' G r
N1 "' \y g f g
- Q m ,{."\..__».as
ltbo abou. and u oliranEhor muh; |~__-n_ugfv 1»H5_»j_»¢g:;.I
l l a .F o n l h i B n e vn i e r m d t w o
ch i l d r e n .
H r .a n d H n .C .H .B l a n c h a r d
A u b r e y Gui ne a,M r .a n d M r s .' r o m
W e k e fie l d ,Jr .a n d t h r e e m a s ,l l r .
a n d H n .W m . . B n n c l e r t , l l i u i l l a l n e
K a t t ,H i n Ju n e W e st a n d E r n e s t
M y e r s h u !d i n n e r t o g e t h e r a n d o r l -
e b m t e d a t A r l i n g t o n .
A n o l h e r p i c n i c W 7 w u m u h u p
o f n l a r g e m u n o n l l t i ve s a n d
h n r l d i n n e r l l t h e B e r t C o o p e r h o m e
a t Te k n m a h .l n t h e g r o u p w e r e
H r .a n d l i n . .H e n r y Co o p e r ,l l r .
a n d u n . L . B . H a r r i m a n a n d d ; u ¢ b ~
ter s,l l r .a n d H r s .H a r r y G u o g r ,
I n d fa m i l y ,H r .a n d U r l .A I I t
o- :p er a n d t w o children..
..
dl!! of the larger ddu of thc
'fhomu Edison.ulsmlul urperu,who an Inunand In pu-foetlng Un
u w a w w combining dn motion
pkmn me nhvwmvl into on uni!"O-ilkllll movin.".
'l'blny-:lx mods!homu,w h
o q u lp p e d to u u g u f o r n l l f u f l
purposes. Will be built in t\1|u!y~
\~ r .m d u m n d n w w m - 1 °
G n d m h u c u m q m n u ii l l || n | - d l a l u e l t n n a m h l u l . E
r
Stanley, a member of the clan, wholeft on Thursday with her parents,Dr. md Mrs. G. E. Sw-wg for their
nu r home ut Ramon,cbt.The
afternoon was spent In playlngamen after lhic h a delidoua lunchwasnervedbyH n .Ray TdplettandHrs. 0.H.Godny,who indchaff: of the iittie folks.
Those who liatlened to the Sundaynewenin¢ program over ndio stationKOH. Council Bluffs, Iren delight-ed to h a r a former Hermm girl,
llrs. Marie Hcpidrm Vodiea, soprano
who ms seven! selections.Bert Cooper of Tekarnlh ate Sun-day dinner with his 1Jlr¢1:|ts,Hr.and Mrs. Henry Cooper..Mrs. C. E. Johnson il quita m
L. H law\ 'I `\l° »dlr
Chda Huueu draw Us Omaha anTllrrdayandbronfhtU n .lla nnn|l¥|I Durmld imma rom the hoaplhl.:llomlu in g~=ttnlgh:ion¢ nloely nw.;Mrs.P¢te1-N n c a i h d o n i lr u .:GUN P01-neun Tuesday nfh-moon.
.m n and Emd Ruth Ruhaemon
Tm '1).| eu!| v \-fhrnoon at tbl 11.Lumen horns.
Mr. and Mn. ll. Larsen, El a,Hannah and Louise ellkd on Ruth
Lnrsena Tuesday waning.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Kru ps
Ind Evelyn Lundt of Omaha NursGllltn llon dzy mmm! a t dn L. E.I-lrnn homm
xwx. J. um m
I-"nr
Omen #Nr Stat: Burk
Bla i r, mmm
DI. D. w. nah,
Ptyuldu l}l3¢f|!¢l
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;a';;:aa'".'""'.»¢=»-ua "|' mu..1 nu-HERMAN NEWS*f l a n a ! |\ ! f ' 1 \ I |I l l fl l n f h i s I l t h I l .Ieomel dlD¢0I'0U=l so our harmony. an
J (Continued from pgs Thus)
\\ ha ld n an y in E mu What at
I Huh Four not?"
mt Pn nt nln F ll nl rr l n r l t n fa r m . "
s y yo rs u
C h u ! ( 1 'n u u r ¢ i a - = - G w i l l l c In l d l la n a a n - h r r a vi n g ;h u n t h e p i n t s !a n l g i a r l a t 9 a n l r h o r u b o u u a t: u r l o f th e t r a u m a .tha go l d b o i l :I l l i a I n q l i l l r n y N l l s n a .
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Smpicioul
mm un Dua' ll.m'|an em
.|n I ..th e A tl an t tc .L l u r r a y Imaur t m :th a
S l n t t u i m a Tr i n i d a d mq s t h a ve ne ntt h e t i d l n u o f h i s fe l t 't h e Ir n g t l t a n d
br e a d t h or t h r A nt i l l e n .i t y n o w t h e
Bpa nl sh sq ua dr on s m m t d h a ve p u t
t o a n fr o m S l n J u n t a d o P o r t o It l m ,
S l n t o h o m l n g n m a d t h e l h w l n a . u n d
th e C ar l b l vnt n w o ul d b e m w r n m s w i t h
ga n l n c m t u s ; b u t m u t e t o b e f r a u d
th a n a l t th e R p tm l tt r dl ' e t in r ts wo t ll d
b e t h e c o n s e q u e n c e n fl \ t 0 c o m p l a i n t
m n t u 'b e d l m n t c i u - d t o t h e p o r t u d
m i n t a t R l u g x t é n .Th e J n m a l n t r i g
l t t i w o u i d c u r r y a hu nt lu ga ra li t o
a t e r ; c r u i s e r o n t h e W e s t l n d l d n s n -
t u mW e pl r k ed u p l sm a r t s o 't 'a xt vr a n d
ru n o u r t te s t in g d a wn |» n t k< Ift t ¥1 | I0 n ;
wi th ne ver n u t!! i n s i gh t fflt ' n at - ek ,
un t i l |m o r n i n g " h e n th e su n ca m o
Fllut.~ls 1 | mos rn' wi" c u rsed
politics!bmhering.\\'¢Il,Pm nermu Fllnt is some abolrd.This com\erlllIOIIl 1|without purpose,nlcce
[ l d must now dhqslane conjecture."
my good huh and henumb ihdr aequhltlvefnrultleibythetightI t
greater wealth llnu they ever dqeamod
ol' obulnlng sl one tlme."known lr.First. ye carry nu north z
Amerin, Jun lo crimp mu men. wilnot mo hundnd pound: in booty t
show for the \usage.Next. $0 nhu
"I have but one ward more to ."he added."Whatnmr happens, Inge
me tu du thé talking"I lm o n t h s fo r m y m e n t o r u : w i t h fe r
a n d d r i n k a n d m y :ship l o fo u l h e
b o t t o m - ".
" O n bo t h th e l e co u nt s y o u h a
y o u r o w n negi lge nce £0 bl a me , "p u
i n m y g r e a t u n c l e .
"a n d l a n . " F i l m fvm e d o n a r m
o u t ho e dl n g h i m ." s e b r i n g t o t h
l l e n d t f m o 1 m a n a n d l n a m a n w h ~
ar e n o t o r o u r c om p an y . : m l n uh o . fa
Al l g e kn o w . m ay l o h e nc e , a n d I~
q ll n l z 's n h i p o n u l s o m e d a y vr~ .|
w e a r e eur een ed a n d leeipless."
1 " N o t g n u . " r e t u r n e d M u r r a y s a
u m x l a .°'Ycu'1l n o t r a m e n ,n m
Th a t e r u ui d m e a n wo r k fo r yo u r c r e w
B u t y o u co nc er n m a n e !! n e e d l e s s l y
Uo lo ne l 0'I\ o n n e i I h u reas ons t o
ke e pi n g hi s sh a r e i n o u r en t e rp r l
u n d e r co ver .H e i n m o r e sa fel y
Q a |nu,"g m m e d D IN : | u u e l L
F i l a !cl i mb e d o ve r l h e b u l w n r k l
\|r l!I.| a r ack et of oa ths an d s wnz gor ed
u p t o th e p u u p h l n r t i n d m p p e d l
nh l !! l| " 0l l l n Mo c k o n th e m a ln y a r d .
m d J o h n S i l ve r t r u l u n h d u p In i t s
1.|;:!n.hl a rml ri s- pa ug la ng fr o m h i s
|»~l»..D a r b y x m l t h e r e n t : r u l e d t h e
- m e la d de r a n d mi n g l e d w i t h t h e
.1 . u m- s ' fr e n z. Th ei r : yn p op p e d fr o m
: l n l r h e a d : a s t h e y r l r c l e d t h e h u n
nf l r f a a u r v.
Th e i r vh l r f w u e q u a l l y f r a n k l n ~
w n l l m : t h e l u s t o f g n u ! t h e p l c t u r f
ua ft l l e d In h l m .Il ia gr e en 95 5 5 B ir k
e m l h u t l y o n e i t h e r a i d e U I h l a t h i n ,
l|\'|l\iP\|nose,l a d hl s blue _l owl w u
bl u ff l l um e vo r . , t h e w e at h e rw n m s k i n
Tn . r l l l s c l a w k b o n es l a c e d wi t h u r m
wn r k o f r r l m s o n ve i n s t h a t br i g h t -
man: .lnnlwr(Tv be continued).~~..~ '75
, 0 5 y o u r uone nn-s ! ¢ ? ' t m r 1 t r i p
3l u rr u |" l U n ! m v.u r l s n p r e l i y i r i c i
5 1 l1 I| : e d u s !r f- fu ke e p m u h w i '
me.30 w o u l d !O h .ye a !Y e d g i n
m e t l o h o d n s n .Ins te ad a 'o n e . ;
\ n u !E fu l fi l ! y o u r m n t n d ,y n u wi lt .
Th r r e a n o n e e d fo r \ L t o h e m fr . b u t
> r l I d o n i l n h i l l t t o p m ve g o o d h l l h
t o m e !An d t a ke b o t h o r n o n e, s a y s
you.B o t h o r n o n e !W e l l . s o fo o l e d :
m e t h a t lim e,M u r r a y .b u t y e n e ve rwi l l a n l n .b r t h u n d e r - n o t i f m g
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Il e Iu ok e d u p a n d h a pp e ne d to me e t
t h e a w e - s t r u c k g a z e o r M o i r a 0 D o n
ae ll .A sn e er r : ur l e¢ ! h ll l i ps .
" B u t y e n m 'P l l l r n x e r s .I w e . "
h o lns in uu te d." G o l d a n d w o m e n !
'T l s a n n e ru m ll l ml l lo a .M u n a y .b u t
th e r e? u r u l e i n o u r Ar t i cl e : y o u w e r e
a l l fo r est ab lis hi ng N u m b e r F o u r .
l b !lr s l lvk s In m y ww - fo r y e ca l l e d
It o n c e o n m e ." ' A l : d t h u !t h e r e m a y b e l e s t o e
O n i n - I t h i n k P11 r u n m y i n i f
f o r e o n g r u n r o m n n .
W h y !
O r r i n - W e l i ,bec au se sh e l s 5
l u n d y i n t r o d u c i n g bi l l s i n t o t h
hou se.
H a y - B y t h e w a y ,d e a r .h o w .1
y o u Ellen y o u r n e w d o c t o r ?
B e l l e - O h . h i s a p e r f e c t l y c h a r m
i n g m a n - - a l w a y s a o c h e e r fu l a n
go o d - n a t u r e d . H e t ak e s l l fe s o e a s i l y
ils l}p| ;| ul¢ llfllnl out of \he hu!'nlln¢L A lelxue or two flrlineronllsl whole illnnd shaped Itself ¥»ene|1h
iu :pine 9! bllls. and n column 0?
smoke from dw Spygloan mlm! ua um
Fllnl'| lookout mul del:-ded us.The wind llld nllnued stron!through ihe night. 5.3 liter dawn it
turned puffy and 'guru nearly noonwhen we pulsed mm Captaln Kldsfs
onchorqge on th o lu i of the floodThan was a nut buazlé aboard the
Walrus, with bonu plying to and from
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"If Flint IIn Dar Foal for it It Dad!
llattar What You Show Him. 'Ho
Wants MI
matter what you lhml him.lla snail
alh"
*\\¢z|, two broke fm and wb ami;
lnallled Fllnl."And I! the two who
"What proof have you of !t1"
"Pmofl""Ay proof. I sald.Their boéiea,
whit of them!"°'\\hy. we never-"
a I 4 |I s .d e n .
" Y o u u e !Y o u h a ve h t e l ! l l l k l n j
lo os e ly . 1 fe a r, m y fr ln m d. "
I- 'Il m »an g er s mnit chod o n hi s
h a n g e r h i l t .
" 1 tell ye.M u r r a y .ther efs a fo u l
l m e i l a b o u t t h u w h o l e b u a l n e n a Y q u
w e r e a l l t o r : M u s m e h o s t a g e s - t w u
n o Id ea o f m l n e .A n d t h e n th ey n n
so on er co me ab ou nd m y s h i p : h m
th e y'r a n vr l y ag a in .I l i k e It ao l .
IIR E : t r i c t r r y o r , fe m a y g u t m e f o r
1 p ro ac la er ."
" l l u d I fo u n d y o u r h o s t a g e s o n t h e
Ja m e s b e fo r e n i l l n g o r w l t h l n | d a y
an e r . y o u s h o u l d ha ve h a d t h e m b a r k
ag ai n. "amid M u r r a y tlrm ty." H u t
th er e i n n o p o i n t t o t h i s a r m l m e n t :
fo r l m l l a g e i o r n o h o s t a g c s , y o u s e e
or oumnm; n~one um.-'A :mn lrvm rms nlvenea |
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a r s
$121-m =l\\\¥
promised."|
"Ye must ha'had rnre success,"
| !r.and Hn. J .ui the Fourth inMr.and Mrs.
N o children and
LI. Wm eulebnt-;Enid Ruth Reinerumen spent FridayOnmhl.tonnuun with Mn .Martin Larsen.Jesse Hover m d Mr. and Hn .Halry\ Slewrn and
her sister,Misa la m and B l a Vinh Booth vinltewi
r u u n u u s u n y l u v u n u u u p W a w
perunt of tota!deposit:n a n ba-
cnme hgll for New J arsey uvlngubanks, as the result of a nc-mt ap-I1 | ; ; ¢U ( 3 Q g u y ;4,11 | g ¥ | | ; g |5 g | ~-- " " '' - " "-F -E v "--- l l - u -l I ¢ ¢» - - ue n s e r z u B l u r i n t F r i d a y C w e k ,N b .s d a y f r a w e e k #1 1 I y n L u n d :o f O n a n ;l i e d L t a t e .3 1 ° b Tu : ; : . x i ' y m : ; § ; i ; g w r g g g ~C a r r o l P a n h h a r r i v e d h o m e f f f l m l e n e i v i d t e n f t h s n h o m c o o !M r .m d t h e R u d o l p h A n d n u o n w » » »'i.'£m i .s W o r k h a s b q u n o n N e h n n ' n , _ , |Q ~
: e i n m e f o g l o w b s n e w m e m b e r s i n V o l i n ,S o u t h D a k o t a t h e h a l o f t h e M n .G i l h e n O l m n .; d l y a f t e r n o o n .r u l e r f i l t n t i o n p i n t w h i c h W I Ns o t h e o r d e r :M r .m d M r s .T o m m e e k t o # W E m e F 2 e = 1 * = . e ' = - f : : ~ "1 .T h e I m " - . C l u b h = . l d . . " = = ' : ." v e :. . . ' f f § ` ;° " f " "' € f ° ~ ' 2 - ° = a ' = = * ° f 9 = * v ° = 'h a v e A c a p a c i t y o f 2 5 0 . 0 0 0 s w - = = » » |I n m n n c e - R e n t a l s
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I I S c o l u m n s a r enty.~If its worth Saturday, July 24 1926.
Mi h a i llln h
Ce. SopainmdcnhMr. and Mm Art J ana; nml rhil.1 lnln._!ITR6)0 Iamd iuu carrildlg~ f i h d i t i n f h e E n t e r p r i s e a n d w h § t y o u f i n d t h e r e w i l l be entirely authentic.We
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-ihlrs.Gilbert Olson and Hrs.Leo
l Hannon._Mrs.Jesse Lackeye and daugh.r.te r . u m Inna uf Gothen. Indiana,
are visiting her mother, Mn. S. C.Rose and sitter, Mn. E. W. Burtlic
and other relatives and Manda here
M n n u n t
drrn Ind Jem Ham#en: were Sundayafternoon 1l|\itora at H. C. Hlnenl.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nielsen, Mila-¢~Ruth,Helen and Ileuie CroudyofBldr,and Harold Taylor were
entertained lt a chithn dinner i tt h e A m l : e w J u h a m e n h o m e S : 1 . u i n 3 . . I
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...-....,..-.--- _"_ .---~ ---. I .__._Ior new county courthoune.lr
liay ard-New cheese f"'»°"Y °P Oxford-Annual conwntlun of the
:ned h°l¢Republlan Valley Editoziul Associ-Hartingwn--A new eltttric light ation held hem.
plant to be erected by Hartimfton Nd i g h - Ne w nd io baomicmrting
Electric Col11P%U¥»station, N E L l G H» under c on-.1.m.n.|Lnnlnifl let at 531.500 .inn.| Ln \.....
BEST qu,\1.m1:n 'r Hu Ro lGlI L \APPRECIABI
Prlmarls Augusf l0,l926
Bernhard F. Lundt §}"f*:',lf§"::,:L.'2"';2r''.:f guut
Republican fandidafc for
f f n z l n f v A f f n r n n u ~ ~
a n .l l l l I A I l i l .n u u u m u c n l e n l l l l . I
chaldrlm,F m l Mnley and molhv,Mrs. Noble of lilair, spent Thursday
exmtdni at the Ii. C. Larsen home.
Fwd dey n'1||Hn. Hobie c;Il¢d1ra n Jnhn_ Iverson.when health
for new Christian church..Aram!! ._. Nbw m m di¢P°ll1
Bridgeport- New hotel coslrlng plant costing $32,400 to be conslruc-s15,000 nwvwd for this c ity.u a h ||.,|| city.' Qllridgepon-Over sob acres beans 3r;,g'¢pq||;,..N¢g Gmdmen County
planted nur heme.Bank omni.
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v |r n v u v a ; n - 1as\'e.u1 or /we W llh H m m fm. r: lp¢.af »¢¢ u 1 Pru xking : a m Nf h l A vd f mn failed °n
Aunmey Mrs.Mlr tln lanen Monday lf\er_
nwn.Charley Hnnun shelled com for
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h|<?¢ Hrs. umm Wilkerson vlnitedMm.Azua; Jemrn lun! 'Friday ll'-
u m w m "w i m m n l s n m n g
\ \ h M r » .Jenml an xhe pn-unr.
une,nr .und Mrs.Jun- .lesrn andcllhlien ;ll|if.v<| ll Chrin l'r!crs4||'.v5,.l n y 1 wmwnMr. Ind li n .me r lve n o n rln-
lx-| at Caryl Rngmussetl; Frlday |!»
un¢<»1»»-uur|xm;mn R| Hronl w
bull new sullen hen.
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nc compktlun.muhl--W ork shrlxd on newA\| nll\lm Llnc nln High S¢hool nm-
nulum.Omnlu- Ne w non-tall brldxe willbv c onltrudld urns Mluourl River
lxwven Omdu an d Counc il umm
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Solnllen Home and hospis.-ll of DI:-
uN¢~d Vebtnna al World War.
Omlhl-W ork| l.| | 1al an we newUnlon State Bank lmlhllng at | 9 0
and Fnnum Struts.mc n a u - w n m n u m . : m m - | u
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=l\ noon ami IImanue dx " " " "" ""~~-" f ' 1 " '/ '. Q E Iwhiny »»=»:»»?.1 An eauum to be extended to Chautauqua Park|w;§,
I §Mr. and Hrs. ltichanl Nelurs and Strawn-$20,000 bond lame 'l'0|i-built
:._5 .:}.|Idr¢n visited at the home nl t ed on for nur achoo! building.|Yo4*5 .uhghltr,Sits.F m!Jenmcn am Elgin--New white way syrfem to m,' $9 1 5 ""f'|7 Sunday afternoon.be hutalied here..|6 "
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All for 510.60 ihl. sm went to Bell Cmnt and(wed Stradly afternoon..\!rs. Dick Nelson plflf tho dntixla visit Friday aftemoon.
Mr. andfilrs.George Rasmunen
um! wp. Gene _spent Sun-ky .at the
any ntro¢°ur..'pr~o1'ed.Humboldt-Bit!!opened for P | " l Bridgeport Lgrgg acreage guglg
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Get in while it is yet r r t f r H u n a n m i m e . .
N e a r l y e w r g f é n e f r o m t h i s c o m -
m \ ; { 1 \ t Y s p e n t M o n d a y c f l l e b r a l l n g a t
lA r r . x t o n .
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M rw vi d t i e d M r s .Shavers'sint er,ll l l w . D u n n P l e a s e an d fa n 1 l 1 y i n F r o -
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| 1~; nns Tnl.u. xo rrs
while uheilding the National
§.u1.\flC Light Aa.mciatlon's Consul-tian at Atlantic City,two famousiowntorumetforthefirsttime.l m Thr? len nnbtrl W . Dezforut and
pool planned for this city.I`| J rbtlr}-Two diatrkt: nn G nd
Sth ntroets to be pnved at cost of
;:s.000.Iihir--Blair Canning Company ln-
.ltalllng new automatic airqtlrenurttruck slump to unload oorn.
Scribner-Cemetery ron-I being
gznveled.llautlngs,--I"etit£on filal for city
atmer extension.I
'"§ii§1l?¢ W" julio"_'65 o m Pie
ples Home to be eroctnl hr:r.
Oentnl City-New post offlcg to
bo built in this town.Hemun--Nntional \\'a-hington hl-
uay between Herman and Blair be
ing gravolnl.
Onn ha -Natio ul Bf tinmg Cam-pusy opens new White Rose s u -
o llm mu o n on swui' 2-nh 1sl.leBL
G ntl Ldand-Bids open:-il I-ar theLinc oln-Biiuourl Pacific Railroad ranhlbilitathurondbedonLincolnconstruction of new fir#station.Union branch.I Cond--$150,000 new schoolhouse
Ogallala-City streets to be p;1.:|l to be erected hon.__
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Mrs. T. C. Hilton
=Rumn|||||||||||1||||n||nmm|am|nm|m|||uu|||||||H||||m|mmlun||||||||||n|||||w|m |||||m|1||mm||||||||||mumunum
kindly impulaee toward him. but
in; him in theeare of the boys -feeling th at h e we: abou t ~ fo
anyway, they left him.
An improvised stretcher was madandtheboys,saddened m o o d
hearts, carried Hound up our I1dry dusty hot road-the road tha
just lo f ew short happy month
before he had met Ghuhby. hid fin
no friend.But um time hecsrried,mortelly wounded up th
road that lead to Chubhyk house.
The rest of_tltl't afternoon an
all the next day Hong:el held nl
th e atte ntio n of the o we -I s wof boy s, mem, the like of whit:
are to be found in every town
boys at which the rewrl fatheahhhtheirheld:and cell rough
noch.These boys showed thei
true loyaity and did all within 1. el
power to :ave their dumb fri .
hlonrrd w u i n a b e d 1 r a , b u
now he did not whim.He bore hlpeinelikeatruehero.Ile ur
filled with the pride and good feel
ing that c omes with the doin; ofgood deed, and to one who has wo
his way into the healta and respec
oz men.That night before Chubby wen
to be d h e wen to u t theheekdoohis father and mother saw him
but md netlming.Down under th
porch he knelt, and in the quiet o
the night.held communion don
with his dog.He potted the dog'
heed and stroked him earnestly. Thdogwasveryweekbuthe~ ~
the b0)"e hand.
"Do you remember the first dawe mir on the ma. W olf!You
been a terrible mood friend to rnsion tben, W olf."
Ho lifted the do¢'» hen! on his la
"God, I hope you will spare W olf'life.He's been an awful good do
and friend to all of ur boys."
He put his hoe down until l
touched the do| "4 had and withthe earneetneer of his boy-heart b
talked to the dog ond then »
him [ood-night.
I t was dorm in e very eeclud
spot, the next forenoon, where th
boys metf-very eeeluded,becanobodyelseeverwenttherean
lihly nobody but the boys ine
about it.Chubby,of couse.urthere and 'hxffy was back with th
gang.A grave had already
dug when they gd:there,by
buys lent l h l u l 'l2..1ft'y'e mo
had felt oo grateful that she toothe clothes out of a hi! box up i
the attic and let them have it.Sh
also gave them some cloth forlining.A lid was fitted on.
The grave had been dur beaid
an old fallen tree, and the boyi wh
were hot servingaa pall-bearer weleaningegaifutit.The body
lowered into the grave.Nonetheboyshadeverattendedman
funonlnbut they did know sothing about ono.
Tuffy, as laden and probaly
debtor lru tongierforrn the oeremonIIe tool: off.I cap and gripped
with :me hand.The :est folioOrdinarily it would have been
for Tuffy to do that he was doi
L1-rt he, with the rest of the b°>'
was very deeply affected."God, 1re're down here in a :ae
meetin'," he laid, "holdiu' e fune
to bury W olf.He'e been en swf
good friend to ua boys.He so
me from the river and Skinny frotherettlesnake.W i r e ell get
to min him an awfd lot, Lord,.
'specinlly Chn by - b e I i th Chub~L o r d ,I n d h e l p h i m h e a r h i s
d e n . "f
There was a little pause and so
wen heard."lf Wolf has done rome had th
remember,Lord,he never had
chance,for he never had a f r ! ~'til Chubby found him out there'~
the road that time."Wolf died helpin' some other fe
lor, help us, Lani, to do as well
he did.Amen."
The y ellow mongnl had had h
chance and had used it,and
passed ,peacehully from this 11intothe great beyond of alt ;-
d m
CONGRBGATIONAL CHURCH
A.F.Newell, Pastor
Public vroralmip Sunday at lt
conducted by the puter.The L0
Supper will be celebnttd duringservice, and all ntlemben ere uk
to make special effort m he preae~
S S. lt 10 o'clock, wil.l| I. vt
welcome and :Insta for all ages.
The younger people gather atp.m.The meeting will be led
Mi n Evelyn Hunloeh.All yo~people of the parish are condlnl
invitad.Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p.Mr. Kemp desires a full atte »
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izouwo THE COUNTY
News ol laura! ntlwred hy Enterprise
correspondent: from every oommunliy ln Wuh-
_'in¢lon County.
1's|,sAs1'/\ NEWS hom ul Mn. Badiu llengedobt.1 um. "mmud Ruvn hu b mUr. und lln. Alb!!! nz m l #NNI-'III the vm 'nk wi th hh
A n o l d m m w a s ca ll ed u p o n
g i ve avid e nc e f o r t h e p l a i n t
C o t n a e l l o r t h e d e fe n d a n t tr i e d
b u l l y h i m ." H a w y o u e ve r - -
i n p r i s o n ? "'
" Y u ,t o i c t . "
" A b i H o w l o n g t h e fi r s t t i m e
" O n o a f t e r n o o n . "
" A h .A n d t h e sec ond t i m e ? "
" O n l y o n e h o u r . "..
" A n d w h a t o ffe n s e h a d y o u c o
m i t t e d to d e s e r ve t h e p u fni a h n i e n t
" I v u sent,t o p r i m a zo w h !
w a s h a ce l l m h o l d I.l a n y o r or
h a d ch ea te d o n e o f h i s cli en ts ."
a iuqm, md mu l i m u n
n :punt Monday mrmfn: 'at the
u g p y ~a s h ~o f H r s .S a d i e l l w r v f b t .|| |H ]u n g i g m d
C t r l K r u s e s p e n t W 7 a n -r s .b g a r H e n r y 8 t o r k ' | .g l i h n l e L a l l m n n a I ' . " " é . . ~ » » ,w a -
l t .a n d l n .E m u m m m m a r d n s n e w u : r w W m H o i t m u s
n i :E u g e n e !H k h . n ,v n h ° U * ¢o n |H r .a n d H n .W m .I i o l t m m a n d
n n d n y w a n i n g n i k ! !a n t h :M n .
n m L n l l m m h o m e .i d a u s h u r s .N o r m a m d v i o l a .l a d
i r .a n d g r W m .H o l t m l n m g a a n ,L e a h :w e r e F n m o n t a l l e n o n
m u l p m t B a n d a n i n g l t h S a t u n h y .1 5 p m I N a m i :L a i l n u n o f W i n s l o w h u
h l i f e s c t N i e h r o o a .g
G o U . l h b I k h t e n h m p a n d s o n .b e e n v m n d l n l a w a r d d a r 'a s t h e
H r s .B l l h m l a L a i l m a n h o m e .
|Tha Loc al Luther [Aqua mat rr
larry drove to Nickanon ilonday
moon.C m x i u u ,1 n md Wm. Hglg..Friday evening for Unit monthly
,'Ddtnn m a H m m Stranger 'mminx A pn ri olic vro mm v u'given by the foiloving mombun:
iE !lBl Nhbaum,l a h Ninbium.
n .
ml Tlsenry Plwe r spent Saturday
Ing lt Talbuln.
-aw- like to mum--er -avr-a litpuppy.Misa Harris?
Gen me nam: , \
trade wuh "\
J. L. Pounds
one price clothler
Blair,--Nebr.
IWe've endeavored. wllh
pnlns and preclsion,
To subject EHdle's work
to revlslon.
His lnhcrs to I|!hten--
Hls routine to brighten
But he greets all our
» ..».~
Choice Fresh Meats
A Good plece of Meat ls
"More than hull" of every
housewife knows.
Gur MEATS are fresh
FLOUR-lhe kindlhll has proven C 0 M E '
so swslactorily in so muy homes
Puubury £§n Flour 48lb.52.50
Fr~ Non~efn~~a¢.n»..z1I ~~~
ADMISSION so CENTSQ u a l i t y M a r k e t m r c u m A r 5 m e a
JEN5 NIELSEN, Prop,1
fn dm Inst we.k :inning Prhdlll Herluf,and li n.3°Fil.ali of of cutie to Omaha Il! week.
that ever ao often he must display
his ability Ind worth aa auch."He
saw a log c oming down the streamout in the middle.
"Bet any one a dollar I c an bHng
that iog out than ahora", hu said.or nurse knowing that :one of meboyshadadollar,and that they
would not bet against him lf they
had he jumped into the stream and
ramad to :Wim ifor ir.He mm notgone far untll he began tc cry for
help.The buys hardly knew how
zo take it at first for he was as verygoodswimmer.Aa a result they
did not respond to his cry ar once.Hr diaappeand below the water.
Excitement was very high.Mongfel
heard :ha boy call and saw him rrdown.He whlned,n n to Chubbyand 3ump¢.¥\_p\»¢n him.
"Gethim out!" Chubby managed
to ny .With all the loydty of n dog who
pic nic hmeh and the dana at Arl-ington llondny evening:Mr. and
bin.Will McDonald of Bldr,Mr.
and Mn. Clifton Aronaon of Oma
ha. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hlndley and
Mr.and Mn .Weston Lons-Tln following ladies served re
freshments at the' Royal .Ndghbora
lodge lost evening: Meedamel Den.
Wlll,Frank and James Thompson.Emml Hansen, Leon Hlndley, Fred
Ian; and Weston Long.They serv-ed refreehmenu of lce cream, light
and dark cake and ice tea.The
table: wexe decorated with flowers
and looked versr ettnctive.James Thompson,Jr..h u been
on the sick lint for a few days.Leon end Cul llindley have been
busy dnsxins the high fold to the
county line this week.Hr. Intl un i C lay ton Ammo of
Dmeha spent Monday with home
folkl..Mi a Grace Thompson celebrated
LONG CREEK
Tho Epnrorth Lnguo of Konnardcant. aa delegates to the convantio1
al Columbus, Opal and Orval Leach.They left Monday and expect to be
zona a wick.
Hr. and Hn. J ena J uul and fam-
ily called Sunday afternoon n Noi!
Nalaon'|, north of Kannand.Hrs. Chris Pauiacu, of Blair, spent
a fur day: this week with her doughtar, Mrs. Henry Wulbern.
Hr. and Mrs. Hartin Lanan and
Will Soreme~of Drum, spent Sum-day with Sir. and Lira. Hayes Ro!-
enbnum.
L. Bucks of Xonnani, nn Sunday
evening calforo at the -Tw Jun!homo."
Hu. William Koenig attended thefuneralofMn .L.G. Cunia ot
Omaha int Tuesday aftnmotm.
only p l a e a t o b e u n s o h o t l d a y
was in the oh!gwirnmlng hole
Chubby ws: there and took his ownsweettimelrndrqllng.hlangrel
Wu them too.He was hz and out
ol the water for he. like th FS' 9
o ~ I I
s p e n t M o n d a y n t K r u g :P a r k .
H r .m d M r s .T o m l c b o n a l d o f
H e r m a n h a d : m e d zo s p e n d th e
F o u r t h n z Jo h n H e -
Do n ld c l h om o bg z t w er e b u s y h sr ves t f
lrl wheat.They neport n pod
yi e l d ./
Rhonda In Blair.
This vidrf ty was 1111 "Printed
at the pluxic at Aliingtsn Monday.Hr. and Hn. J ohn Amnazn Ind
Mn .Aromcm's aistur,l i n .E.E.
Buchanan M Llmoln, also Hr. andHrs. Joe h m m amended a picnic
at the _Hanry Kina: home in Omalu
an J uiy (th.A.H.Lu c h and family n w -
tainefi Sunday:Mr. and Mu .
ma of Omzha,Mr. and H r s . ~Kingdom and lr. and Hn. Morgan
J
~e~ e 1 e n a good fifteen
Thompwa home.|
Hr.ma ' Mrs.Chu.mla f mla
spent Tuesday evening at the par-
:Ido cdlod at the John A. Rhonda
home in Bhir Friday evening.
Mi n Elohe Slenensen spent a
hot a day.* '
The boy : had been in for a long|n g
with boys.Them was the usual
raids on orchards, the hikes mo the
hills and woods, the building' of bon-
firas,the telling of Wild Indian
stories after the fi n ha d got to
n i n a good and the genera!makehelium things that only a boy hows
Nothing of special interest occurred
until one very hal. day in Augwt.n was so hot that the c ommonest
ALO NG THE
BOTTOM RO AD
Tha Blue Birds of Bono 4 H Club
met with Flomna and Eieamr Dixon
last Thunday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Tucker and
famil and Paul I-'ackler spent Mpuday 5 . Omn ha at li ma Park.
Ily spent the woo!-end at thu John
Aronnon homo.Hrs. John Aronson and sister, Hrs
E. E. Blackman of Lincoln, and Ruth
sad Emily Aronson spent lundny
celebrating at Tekamah.Thu 'rim-Ihd Mu. Henry Fleege while there.
Tho India no listen.Chester Ammon and Jny Block-
Mr.and Mn. J¢\=f|°|Phf Nodgalrd
of Omnlu .spent Friday evening atnmJensJuulhome.
Merton Winchall had hog: on tho
Omaha market Monday.Leon Hindley nhdled corn for
Floyd Rosenbaum Monday.
Hrs.Peher Jensen spent Wednes-dxy afternoon with Mn .Walter
Novak.Mr and Hn. Theo.Buch-
ardt eslied in thopvtning.Hr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kuhl called
Salunhy evening at the Henry Wu!-
bem home.Hr. and Mrs. Henry Wuibern and
liargsret spent Sunday afternoonyith Mr. and Mrs. lmzie Gorhan at
0:um.
llr. and Mn. Henry Wnibaria and
Mlrglret spent Tuesday evening atthe Rudaiph Knhl home.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Chris Axelgurd are
sporting n new Ford touring ear
purc h und Int Ink.D. D. Thompson and family called
Sunday evening to help Fn n e tl
eslebnta her eighth birthday.
Mn. E. E. Bllckmtn nl Lincoln, isanjoylng an nxtendad visit with her
mister, Hrs. John Armuon and hub
lly.He? husband is on an uplor-lticm trip for the Slate Histor[ni
Saciuty.Their dang]mar is apendingher vacation in Blinnapolll. Minn.
Jay Blngkmum.son of llr .and
lim E. E. Blukman, who la adver-
toward- the drowning boy.The wa-
ter wa swift, and Tuffy had gonealongwaydownthestreamandhad gone undef three tlmee before
Mongrel arrived.He :love for him.
It wu n very excited ict of h-oy:who stood heipleniy on the bank
waiting breethlenly for the dog to
come to the surface.Finnily they
Mr. md Mn. Louie Schenk spent
liondny at Tekamah.
'Man and Hrs. Wallace Snovrdem
:punt the Fourth In Omaha.Hr. md Mrs.Glen 5dcCunl;r of
Benson spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day at the Chris Hin: farm.Base sau
a bunch of atrugglinegur, mul than,and the boys m l once more.
they n w the faithful dog holding
ihe boy above the water by time hair.
"Bdng him here,Wolf!" Chubby
encouraged like only tha voice of n
do;'s mane: can do.
Calhoun we n nt the Carl Himiley
home on Monday.Hr. and Mn. Milton Robirllron and
hmily spent Monday with rviadves
in Omaha.Hr.and Mrs.Ed Haber an en-
}oying a visit from relative:wha
Live at Rockford lll., and Mrs. llam
blta n! Omaha.
BLAIR
MERCHANTS
Ed Nataer home.Sunday:Dr.and
Hn .Hunter snd famiiy md H n .
Hamblin of Omaha.Hr. and Mn .Harry Seltz and family,Mr.m d
Hrs. Grant Lage and d\1.;hier and
SUNDAY,
JULY mn
h i r . a n d l i n . Jo h n H c D n r . a l ¢ l , H r .
a n d M r s .L a w r e n c e M i l l e r a n d H r .
a n d M n .Os ca r Roo-d t o o k n pi c ni c
lu n c h zu R i ve r vi e w p a r k a t O m a h a .
l l o n d a y n d ce le br at ed t h e l`o\| 1th.
'Th e y w e n t t o Fozl tnne llu p a r k t h a t
e ve n i n g n o s e a t h e fi m w o r k x .
M r s .W i l l G r a b b e a n d ch i l dr e n
n i n g m a l spent.s fe w :lays a t t h e
Jo h n M e l l o n n l d ho m e .M r s .F a d
G u m m a ch l l d n fl .a c m m p a i i b d
t h e m h e m t o a p z r u i a fe w d a y s w i t h
h o r p u r n t n , N r . a n d H n . J . J o h n t
s |t
bnbed the Fourth of J fily at Tak!-,
mah lost Monday.Mr.and Mrs.0 .LI.Mathews,
Misses Maxine Msthefwa,Eieanor
and Flongnu Dixon spent llonday nt
i f r u n Park.The n ew ba m a nd :vin on the
Coilinn plan. which in being :°arn1vf1by Lou Fink, haw been completed
and the builfnga are being pdntoci.
Mr.and ro.John Tutde andfzmiiy of Omnhn, Mm Minnie Bu~
geon and Mrs.Mary II ai n mjnn d
a picnic dinner with Mrs. L. D. Wu-
rick on Mondsy.Hn. P. 3. I'lynn and c hildren cf
Omaha spent. several days last weoil
with ber nixter, Mrs. J.S.Conety.
Mr.C.B.Bunn and Mra..By|-on
Bunn drove to Moorehcad, Iowa on
Thundsy zo bring Mrs. Bunn home.after A few days visit than mlth
friends.\
bntxd the Fourth in 'hk lmah on
Monday.Many people from Omaha and
surrounding towns druva up to Bunn!
Lnke and spent Sltunhy ,Sundayand Monday fishing and plcnieklng.
Hiidnd,Meredith Ind Wfllud
r g 1 |b e e n vi s i t i n g a t t h e Ge o .Fa c l fl e r
h o m a n d w i t h o t h e r re l a t i ve s m d
\he ~ ~ Dixon children,
THE YELLOW MONGREL
Continued from vase Four ,_
quickly amd with such lightning
rapidity that when Tuffy did get up
be left his sans and nn home. The
anna remained to talk over the hetter. finer points of the dog.
Tuffy was not officially heard of
until some time later when he coax-de the mr together for n trip up
the river.Chubby was given a
speehl l vitation to go along.Thenr a u ltl M. d a y we r e tha t Mo n
grel hnd and one of the boyl from
lacing bitten by A rattle snake, mdthat Chubby was initiated as one of
the "r¢¢'1w~"\
evening for n short visit over the
Fourth of Juiy.Mr.and Lin.Harry Ty son and
son, Paul joined n party of friends
an Blair and drove to Valiey, Nebr.,Sunday for a picnic dinner md n
swim.Mi n Addie Bufnn apent_aeve1al
1 y i ,.
O p a l Ree ve s.M r . a n d M n . W a t s o n Ty s o n s p e n t
S u n d a y a t t h e K e n n e t h Ty s o n h q m e .
H r .a n d M n .D w i d M a t h e w :o f
O m a h a 'w er e su p p e r gu e st s a t t h e
pa r e nt a l ,0 .h i .M a t h e w s h o m e o n
S a t u r d a y e ve n i n g .
M r .: m l H r s .H .L a y m a n a n d
c h i l d r e n . M H . E l l e n L l y m x n a n d s o n
L . ~horne.Mn .Margaret Iverson,C h u ,
Pear!nad Wiilupent Sunday eve-rang with Mr. and Lira. Fritz Mu!-
kr .Mr.and Mn .Fwd Ray spent
r n g |.M o n d a y .| m »u n c o n s c i o u s b u r d e n .T h e n a n e w
I r ;B a x t e r ,c f t h e R o l e H i l l n e i g h , t h i n g h a p p e n e d .A c r o w d o n |f e r r y
b o r h m d s p e n t S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n w i t h b o a t .w h i c h c r o s s e d j u n b e l o w ,u w
".' u h r r u i n .T h e s w i f tm n I v e r s o n =\" H p n e n s
||.u ~ W
I '|Jo n B a n d a r a t H e r m a n .
daughters. Martin Jchnson nad son thc ferry.The excited crow¢l hc-
Marriil,amd Thomas Johnson o i gan zu coil him.The b u t wasErnenon spent Sunday at the T. K. Islbppeskand soon the dw camo along
Iverson homo,the ooculon being aide.The boy Hfted upon ihr
'~»the one
u zcoompsn~u~family up to Bun.'\'| his Sunday,
ilnre tha du' In :punt by fishing
uudldlenjoy ednpic ndc lunc hinthe
svunlng.
A number of frh ndl of JohnSchumeragraublgsurprisedhim
by coming to spend Saturday e n -
ning with them.Lunch vu served
and dancing put the evening :way
all too quickiy.Mr.nad Mn .Niels \Clui:l.1en»en
and James spent Sunday evenin|'
\
3
attending Pun: Su|»e"N6rm.nl apmttheFourthwith home folh.
Hr. and Mn. Cly da I'itch spent
'hmsday evening with lr. ind Hrs.
H-urn! Tyson..Mn. Neum W u!Ic k and daughter
Margaret, accompanied Mn .BerthaGollehonandsonHuvin, and Hr.
Sheldon Peck tn Mnntmltosm, Iowa
Wainu-day :naming fo r s week'svisit with their sister, Hrs. Donnel-
son.
family and Mr. and Nra.rn oe-
nig spent the Third celebrating at
Bennington.hir. and Lira Fred Long were
Bladr vldtors laat Sunday.Mr. and Mn. J arhta Jensen and
l r .and H n .Rotand Richtvr an-ioyed a picnic at one of the Omaha
parks last Honday.Mr. and Bra. P. C. Petersen vil-
ited their daughters. Ellie and Nd-
aine in Omaha on J uly (th.
M m §!ar;a1~etMcHalxon of Lin-coln called at her farm kldnday af-
ternoon on budneaa.Mr.and Lira.Hallie French of
Blair came out to spend Sunday at
thi home of Manhall W ilcox.Carl Rohwer hal hll large bam
nearly coznpletd and is a fino one.
(Too Late for L u t Week)Mrs.Rudolph Hansen and Theo-
dore spent Honda? at tho Ed Han-
sen home at Orum.LeRoy Christensen spam Sunday
afternoon at too A. H. Leach home.
Hr. and Mrs. Fritz M E n tlloydfbernoouandeveningin
Teknmnh visiting her parents,Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Antleraon.They also
attended the oeiebratlon at Tekamah
McCoy. Jr.. wrlagt owning by
of their sister,been working in
feared that an
Roby and Parker
alle g to Fremontthesuddenltloesa
Erneatine who hal
that city.lt was
possible was dten him.|Tho dog had been forgotten.Tho
'engine chugged, the propelfon start
ed to whirl and the boat moved on.
The dog was exhausted and as theboat parsed the propetler struck him.
Iblongrel had stood many bard
'knocks in his life and had not wbln
ed, but Aomehow this was different.lThen he was a wild stray dog that
operation for appendicitls would he did not belong to anyone.Ho prob-
maceanry."'ably had not earned tho gratitudeR.H.Iverson and family spent and attention peopio, now it 'na
Wednesday evening at the parental differen he ur ned aa loudly an heXverson home.l o u able to.Someone heard him.
The rain 'Nedrreulay evening was The boat was stopped and he wasarweloomeaaanything could ba picked up and taken aahon. "runt
and is doing a lot of pod but are vu put in a #lr and whisked to 111.
nd more in order to carry the :NP homo.The bo had all into theirHin Edith Warrick went to Ne-!cloti1ei J G' had .....E§'.f"'».. ferry on
inaaka City last Friday to visit £hEiit came to the shore.Two of them
Robb family,a lon of Bev.Robb went ln the car with Tuffy, but the
and an former Blair people.rernalnder stayed with the dog.
Hr.and Bra.Click Fitch spent lion nol was only a_dog.Time
Tuesday owning with Mr. and Mrs.and the road were on:Snr the own-Harnf Tyson.'era of can onwand.Truly some of
strength.He was trying' to savethe life of a boy, but he was doing
more, and he seemed to know lt-
hc was try ing to win his way hack
to xupectnhiliiy.He was doing his
the standards of men.He vnu show
ing zhe peopie of the town what an
viii? stray dog could md Would do
if he Ind a chance.The water was s1\.i!t and he mde
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And o u nu .. D i l !Plfildlr
w m a Ndgihon 9¢!l>'°4°¢
To cw Bu|_ ll Vall
inlendent mule a n u m:m u Hn: ~ -person ahtltllud be »11°-na so *ash whit: visitors.
in Nebraah 1} d e r_ £ lf e n n n f ~mu- :i nns .|...._,\: _| u1h e
o n y u m .Mill Jonmon ll luv-.svteenmdpassedbor unmins-
tion successfully, tnliilled all the re-
qodrumenu of the Eur but this nge
ruling barred her from reuetvint n
certificate.The law on the point is silent,
nothin; being slid relntivc totba annolon; as the eduationnl qudifi-
c l t i o n s w e r e co m p li e d w i t h .B u t
t h e st a t s a\.Iperinll11d%nt's r u l i n g s
n n _ _. _ \ - 4 . -- - - - - A I - u § | A
- . - Q
At a session of the district court
hgld on Monday Wm. Boon moelnd
1. nenoenca to the lute pr ho n of
from'two to fi ve y um.Reese was c hlrlfd with burglar-
izing the B.S.T.Ga n i o of Ft!
Calhoun from which it was alleged
that he took scvonl automobile tires
amd other aooeuorles.¥{c was ar-rested and whllm uniting his trial
' " " " " ' ' " " ""_" "r - " l f "u to the number of xiidrsn.or-fin her .ayntam of schools.
The unount of tha -tourth°¢p-'Ullhnun nuulved $481.77 from
pcrtionment i l $21.94 por d i s t r i c t ~uportionrnent;85,500 from
and the rate per child 1| $1.1l;tlllk: $4.107 from tuition from noa-Thu number of childrin in il! hide-at pupils; other roc elpts were
county untitled to share in this Q-;balana on hand $519.00
portionment is 8334 h n v: b e r \ to tll amount of
Following is thc amount of mom! qu.for the y u r of $10,S00.10.
received by tho vnrloua districhr Gglloun h u sl:tgchers In horD u r a n f u n n i c m u m .
1 $99!-lf Herman nonivld :glans from thc
mo mvnnruunur uuaun VUa u IInga one und 'till un a bil oriifit
ln doing tho work.Tha oontrlctcalls for the befimrirrg of tbl work
before Aultlat 1 and its comphtlon
before September 1.Tha contrac-r n n u y t h e y a r p o c t t o b e e n z h ell'°ond by a wac k or mon olrlhr
than the time lpldfiod and thot
they will problhly flnidr it' In
twenty day: and maybe lui.Thu nunntrnrf.uric:in $2.12 Q I
l l u s u w u u r u u m l n !l n m n u l l u l l
lrerouru on the paperu to mah it
burn.Evidently thorn In n s o menmoodduingambonstillburning
which aulod an axplosiou lnd throw
t h o f i n o n t o n r t h a r o o m w h l c h
lnrmodiotaly aught Hn.T h u N ehy no other Por no mu tht homo
:h u h u ma n u mm mid zo an fo r
ualatuwa.In the maanttm sneighbor, Hr. Your J arman, uw ill
Mata .ml nut In n mil toruahtnc u
,mm
are nn mn; umu n m~=..w ..,..-,ec n m un d th e matte r vu u hm u
the hxghm Lrlb| lI|\ for ldiultvuent
vm-the m m m u i n Nebnuka.unlul a hw be plued ¢h|.ng\n| thin
y uan um, a peno n mly Inc h re-
guniiua of In Hprapany qualified
Xn the county Sd! he broke lull and
mu h h i s n y w C h l u xo b u t v u
xppnhandlrhnnd brought buck top r la o n a n d wh a h u mu .
In un heu-ing on Monday m mu
the \-.uint way out and pluul nil!!and neelwd his nnlc ncs and on
h u d n y I n t lk f n \ o L h w h . [ H u !
2
a
4
5s
7
8
9
swf:NMsuva naus
sua-nns m
san:mg
.qu apporunnmnm; :Aww :ramqu.; t2.Vl0 hvm :alum of mn-"jam wvlh: |12 from mm- n-ay #-I:m u m on m u s u m o .
; mul fm' an yur s\v,os9.so
.Dm ni g ht : en u m in h u
4.z\ingwn ne tlwd t68\.'11 - u w
||Qonienm|m!;'3l|&20.L2 tales;u;m»zzs tuition hu m non-renldun
g q i u ;ss1.ss,¢»um xwelpu:bn-
m e 9 P . ! \ : £ * ; ~mnki ng '
W }'§ `§n \2i \Q"` r u | | i m
pnwhiam lndudod. ll llld to bo tht
Io wa n f i g u re mu h i n a ny wmalet In Un odn th lne mm The grka
I f Pt. Cslhon v u s u s b u t Un
dilf snnm in speyllknlonn a nclnbned la nuke the Herman jab
tna c heaput.-Henmn Raeord.
,CUUNW DADS
to whi c h tha n na a rw!!wmd s vn: sl hun dred iu lnb on wen
| wn , o n u n g m md r a d !_In dowha tn r IM! c o uld an d wh lh thy
r m u d vh l- m n n d m h o u r s md
eoxmnu It was through thdr ul-
mn t h a t U h b u n : w a n u n d .
Mr . un d ln. A lla : J r. , h d wi !the elnuxlng whkh they had on Ht
w d a u n b u t v h y h n d i n m n n z e o n
their ln mltu n w Lbs nmou n to l
nm md th e Mu le e nr rh d tn h m-
cxrnoucs nom:|ua uh u he lean: . vm na|xoCONFIRMATION SERVICES nvernl chlldnn who ma hhcan 11
-nmn mousIl.sam70.76'lun
Augmm 'susummss.|sasasussua94.06cansemwus
g g i S z m u m \ g \ n m [ wn n u n n :
en.'ennud nc dved szsmss stun np-J i w - m ~ =57.93054 hu m u x u ;
U5 5 tuition (mm non-nuhlent p m
i l l :$82.98 odaer mauipu:blh nc ljmm 02.59296 mk i n x n mu l
tho y u: ol u1 .m.s1.Kennnni
I N b u n k ! ! -
HOLD MEETING
Mueh Bnnlnun Dana Boll: Aa Bairdof Bqlulinllsn And Countymmmlaid w»fk Enid:un , m ¢ n~ '~. -
L m w ma s s N ' r E n ' r A l r 1 s MA NY u| Lu§v / B n A n w w z n
AT um' m| > . \\ ' P . m'r \ \
Lmle Marv Ann n¢xm}t daugh-Conmy Commiuimun Room.Bhir, Nab:-uh, Judy 12; IMGan °f ur . 9 - f u n . $ 3 1 4 ~The awe of County Commhdon-
;°f' g g mn ; mf r ; - -355 ' d sr l ms t p n n u m tn uijounmenv.
m n N w !1 y e y pnken J une 21, 1028, md in ngukrtemwn, July 13, the session being auulon.
lwr uma nnniverury. ._1 Present: cmu.m» r~x.c. Bluo
~ of saw.The mms- mxF u ma n i u u n n n U( o l B
W u h ln n un eo u lf s ~
n n n q wh i c h , g f d i n ! h l | l l
olwl-lr . Alle n wi ll ni ulld a t am.
P/ mz vr e n l. P A !
The lldiu of tba Church o!'Chrl|!held |I u l n l l p u t y .mmpliuih-
f. | r y lo Mn|.I .H . C a n p , | t ¢ h c
hom of ln. Can. ll:Brid¢, on l n !;~»-dw slhrnoozx h a m two until
vu.ln. Camp. with hu- huband Rn.
Cunp and Usd!l m h hmlly f a n.___.__.. ._| . -u..m...1.\|.\\»
|l¥B IT! 8tGOLl|l¥ ox uw ulunu uuuvvwhich was bein; heid by tha Cath-~m g
alia church of Blair under the tutor Qe o f th r u Unuline Slsten fromaz 1
I-'alla City,Ngbruk This ~~~
141516
11
18
QL began it's work o~ my zum ln uclo-ed July 4th it W u Holy¢Cnr;1muninn Sundny.There vu gm,4i¢§¢m gg Crops Over County Axel
*'°"' a mornin: =9=lni|rn15>°\== "°'"a n d 11 Sp in of u m m u a
19
ze
21
22alan for the five week; md :m ex-fnionaily iarge enmlldnmt was sn-|' " " " " "~ ~urnsjoyoil.The morning sesdona were xiv¢n|
over un instruction in bible study 'max IS NEEDED FOR THE CORN
and the dtamuons were utillz d»-- _...n _.....-i I ;ham been manv vetrs since!
24
2.5
26
21'
28
iua "" - ' = " ' """""";':'-"'°*°="f-°-"""..:r'a.;."..°a'msa.";ss-ss 5'::"'..:.':' ..... .",':!:...'|...E.*:._ __ _.:.'.:.'.'°........at un umm-am -= ups me.: l o ve f o r h i m .
te d i c t of 'b - o y :
o n t h e b a n k
fo r t h e d o g t o
F i n n i l y t h e y
t h e w a t e r , t h e n
£ u r , m d t h e n .
I on c e m o r e .u l d o g h o l d i n g
te r by ti me ha ir .
W o l f ! "C h u b b y
t h a vo i c e o f n
w i t h a l l h i s
t r y i n g ' t o s a ve
t h e w a s d o i n g
-t o k n o w l t -
.h i s w a y h a c k
w a s d o i n g h i s
h a c c o n l i n g t o
.H e v u s h o w
t o w n w h a t l n
m d w o u l d d o
Q
eight w u confirmed p t a th r u
oeiock service on than dey.Bishop Beekman of Lincoln had
charge of the ceremonies and gave a
short address which was well re-ceived by the large audience which
packed the church to over-flowing.
In all six priests and olzht nunswerepresenton this marbed ooo;-nion which gives some idea of it:
importance to the people of the
church.The fotlowing are the names of
1310 confimutlon class:William
Murphy. John Mackin, Alberto Men
ard.Muzsret Thompson,Beatrice
Foley,Mlr th t Zoloudeke,luhry
Thompson,Louis Gdmm,Iliarguvet
the shore with
:1.Then a new
rond on | ferryjuli below, uw
5.The swiftrapidly toward
itewl crowd hc-
The b u t wasdw camo along
Hfted upon ihr
d all the one
im.forgotten.Thr
propcifon start
boat moved on.
ted and as the
|W i l l i a m Em e r s o n ,P a u l Mi c h a e l
Th o m p s o n .H e n r y Mess ick,H e l e n
W o l f f,Ju l i a n Ju n g b i u t h ,El i z ab e t h
Q u i n l a n ,W i lm a.Em e r s o n ,R o b e r t
O fl l a n l o n ,R i c h m l Iu n z b l u t b ,B e r -
n a r d Th o m p s o n ,A l b e r t Th o m p s o n ,
D o n a h i K e i fe r ,'Th om a s Bkoo mqu ist
Jo s e p h Bl oo m qu i at ,C o r i Bo e k m n n n .
M a u g a x e t h h h e r , B a i l L a z u r e , T i m -
o t h y T u c k e r .M i t e Be e k m a n n ,F l o r -
e n c e W o i f f.Jo h n Gil ie spl e,Jr . ,
E i l e e n Th o m p s o n ,H a d e l l n e Th o m p -
: o n , R e e d 0 'H m 1 Io n , Jr . . E d n a Tu r k -
e r .Te r e s a Fo i e y ,M a r y H u l i i n ,
C h a r l e s S t e i h n , F r a n c i s Xe l !y , Jo h n
Za l o u d e k e , A d d i e M u l l E n , r E m a M e t -
to bury W olf.He's been an awfui
good Ifitnd to us boys.He nsavwed
me from thq river and Skinny fromthenttlosnake.Wah-e all going
to mln him In avid lot, Lord, and
'snecirllaf Chn b y - b e I i lh Chubby.
L o r d ,I n d h e l p h i m h e a r h i s b u r -
d e n . "f
There vu a Httle pause and sc bl
wen heard."lf Wolf has done mme had things
zemernber,Lord,he never had l
chance,for he never had a friend'til Chubby 1ound him cut ther|"on
the rand that time."woif :lied helpln' some nlhlr fe{-
ler, help us, Lani, to do as well as
he did.Amen."
The y ellow mongnl had hui his
chance and hui used it,and had
pulled peacuhaliy from this lifeintoine great beyond of ali good
d m
winter.
The wheat
turned out aan excellent q
:h i lt no t up
long 1|urs froThecorni
but is nearin
nin, but il ln
Th e n d ?-
about halt acropa of pot:
if a n i n sh~
d u m
Take it lilhas not been
yield and it
_.4 ..
A.F.Newell, Pastor
Public vroralmip Sunday at lt AAI.
conducted by the pastor.Th e la ws
Supper will be celebrattd during theservice, and all members are asked
to make special effort no be present.
S. S. at 10 o'¢.lock, with a warm
welcome and ckusaa for all ages.
The younger people gather at 7p.m.The meeting will be led by
Mi n Evelyn Hunloeh.All youngpeopleoftheparisharecordially
invitad.Choir practice Friday at 7:30 pau.
B L A I R M A N
G e o r g e i i i
k n o w n i n t h i s
a n d a m t i v e
b r o k e i n t o t
l u t S u n d a y
fe r r y - b o a t a n
t h e S u n d a y :
n f e x t u r u a t o
h i s b u l i m i a .
so m e t i m e ~
a t Be l l e vu e
A n o l d m m w a s ca ll ed u p o n so
g i ve avid e nc e f o r t h e p l a i n t i ff.
C o t n a e l l o r t h e d d e n d n n t tr i e d t o
b u l l y h i m ." H a m a y o u e ve r b e e n
i n p r i s o n ? "'
" Y u ,t s i c t . "
" A b i H o w l o n g t h e fi r s t t i m e ? "
" O n o a f t e r n o o n . "
" A h .A n d t h e sec ond t i m e ? "
" O n l y o n e h o u r . "..
" A n d w h a t o ffe n s e h a d y o u c o m -
m i t t e d to d es e rve t he p | .r :1 i |h :Je nt ?* '
" I v u sent,t o p r i m a zo w h i t e -
w u h a ce l l no h o l d I.l a n y o r w h o
h a d ch ea te d o n e o f h i s cli en ts ."
a j o g .Ti m e - a w - l i k e t o m u m - - e r - a v r - a l f t l l l
u r z i n s t h e o w n -p u p p y ,M i s a H a r r i s ?
Tr u l y s o m e o !M m H a r d . : - O h ,Fr e d d i e .t h i s i l
n d p r o b a b l y h u i so s u d d e n !
-u
..- .. :..
un :ne ss:° " ' *" " " " "|m uu \u lg n u n :n u n l l l u n|y»\ .uumM r . R n b i n s o n g a ve t h t ¥ ° ° ¥ 1 8 " F * " »A m r a a r t f u l l n m i n l t i o n o f t h e\
statues :ne uid to bei 45 4tmp while the latest!46 |
og( yet hawy l chnncel 41
;;;;,:'&».§1Hu. umm rceehfad . :1um» »;:'§; ¢¢..¢.., iupuii zuoflw' emu: a °°' Inu; °* ~*rm um ph on c. on me '~ ?i.1".i`?f.e :P lnlnnl -\~...fI."...,,§un WATER SUPPLY IN pam 8HAQ§
rllltl come in n snon
in ull the year so far
below the average for1n o b e w o r t h y h o w w e l l l
-- | - . . . l ol . . .. l » . . . | l .
48
49
B0
5152
mm ~ .
" V ' N '
;";;;;'.;;;' w:;mtwent§thrge children 5."';;;;;;;.§."§:,;,1;;;'ass \
s w :pffevnl _T fm. lin kin g, Lab or,: m s ' n n mayor ¢pp¢ma m m she
s e m i iChu. Misfeldt, Road dmrlnz. 86.00 firemen at their lut melting in an
66.32f JAPANESE w n m o w DISPLAY Illiller Hunk, Blsckzmllh work, 23.00 l n v u l for help in the w w : d mvm -»._m...x.. Halal Pnuinfrint Co. Re-lution in Bhir.It hu long been! I
.B lsuuu use u n n n ||M
M
5 6
57!5 8
md hw .u m a B w d l F } .I
s e c t i o n o f t h e c o u n t y - F 2 1
o f D e S o t o to w n sh i p ,Fr . 3 '?
n --
RUNSaa|.L1:vm-; FERRY
! "mx1 9 . 9 1
57.4568.5496.2554.1221.9471.33
$5,510.59
r
U16 uuurmnnn azvuzu;=wu. fn.wn i l g g ,weak A most hunutiful
urimhl window display of Japanese
nares.It is but seldom that win-
dow display s of so unique a char-
acter ana .men ouuifh the larger
¢||.ir$=.I8 zmaclun of Japan tromstart to finish and one can nlmoat
brlievo t.hemse1\un transported W;
~ Oil Co., Oil 6 Gu,213.89|nuon of the summer that the vu-
J. A. Svrihlrt, Hinchmith work 1.'f9`1:er supply has been porilously low.
Ammon Gunn. Repdrs,5.12 ='l'1\i| matter should be looked dur;Amdt. Hdw., Supplies,4.8-6|nnd the coundlmen a n not doing
;Bcn Baiiey, Gmane,.50 .their duly to thu peopie who elected
IA. N. Ballard, Labor,10.00 them when, lhmtlgh spits .they fill.
Hnmr Berger, Labor,8.00 tn take can of this most important
(Continued on gags four)iproblem./limelight of publicity |when l picture ol his,
_u_..n I scHw..\czn slams m-mass-rsI" ' ; " ° ° "~\| . lL UITEB III Cu l li t .u n u H n »Lh |
e e n co n.................La . .. . . . = ' B L A | n m s n 1 : 0 G l v s c o x c z : n r " i f f f__ FF §_ __ {° 'f§" ,'f[ ' , .§ 'f_'f, "'f, _, f|
I }l \ : § a | u | u 5 l u u l d u ;
Mr. Hineline haw for tenrunning 311,ferry i 'nge Blair bandw1lI gntlertlm tho
\i .puhhc on next. Saturday evening atrd is enjoying nion open air conc ert on Washington
inlroet. in Blair by giving the follow-
'ing program:'\.Eszmh. New Americ a . . \..BuechcI
'0\\er¢ure. Cloth of Gold . .\. Jowrl
n_{.zl.L PARTY
..\_
I I I J T I I l f i P I E C E ! !a u m m a u u u u v v v v' r m f b w i l l o f w e l l m p n a l ._ I C h a r l e s F .S e h v m r .f o n u e r l y o f
l o n o t i o n m i , y w i n d o w .4 m ° :' x 3 h " ;l ; n ? : ? y I F t .C a i h o u n b u t f o r y u m i d e n t i
P a r k a :O l l e r m a n n ,j u n i o r m e m b e r o f l v i t h t h e A l i r o i t o D m l r y w m n m r .
gre firm, in zusponnihle for the nr-:mic ar r ng r mmt and beaulifui
blending of colorinns lhown in this
display.
at the homo of the intra: on W ad-nesdlir afternoon.The o oolllon wa s lhu wg; h':"i "';"' "'r i n 5;- _ogg
iz: honor of the birth anni1neuarle|;¥'°"YH*Sc ;mn ° giiren no hint
of their daughters, Eileen and I`rnn» a'°'r.wa n t as,nd gm, month as to his future businuu ac tivities.c e t w h i c h o o c u .|_i n n .o . _ 1 _ - . |. L _.. . .: . .. \ -. - I - _ !|:nose vnu lreapeu uw gnu :uv-5ELEBRATEFORTIETHIbramtheeventn m Sarah and Mr. and Lira C. it Sutton enter-WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Dorothy Petersen, Frances and Hzry Ltined on Thurldly uminx nt di:-
Mullin Ella Reima,Helen Lnnenhnef.Hrs.B.B.Marsh of Denver.s c m fMr. and Hrs. J. F. Burchnm wereDorotI*:y Muters,Emily ,,\m|\;¢n,f'|'lfe'030l¢ Lund! Ind Elm u n °
----n ._nl- ..VISITS HOME mms - - - . . ,
feverSousa
. Kahn
l l _ _
taken b surprise last Sunday.On
Satunda evening Mr.Burwchanfsfatker and mother and his brother.
Can!!!. mi h mllv arrived [mm
I:ln J uul, Ruth mu nary xomnlon,m mIrene Winchell, James Muilln, Mar-'M i "Julia Hultbcrg of Q m u
guret and June: Thompson.came up to visit her nephnr, Win-
Thn ladies had prepared ' f"°""llton Hamm, who In nacupenting at
il'£ii`n;i§ I{"ii|"»'i th rum tlm|'|on the boob; Wh!-Ulni mzus an x w l I -m u » , . . - .. . . .gM i s a Ha l l ha s ,i n t h e c o m m o n ,T h e =.e\aning w a s en } oy e d b yve r n a c u l a r o f t h e d a y ,m a d e gqod §1111>inz b d d g e . n pln oc hl e.T h a i
.: l o ve f o r h i m .
te d i c t of 'b - o y :
o n t h e b a n k
fo r t h e d o g t o
F i n n i l y t h e y
t h e w a t e r , t h e n
£ u r , m d t h e n .
I on c e m o r e .u l d o g h o l d i n g
te r by ti me ha ir .
W o l f ! "C h u b b y
t h a vo i c e o f n
w i t h a l l h i s
t r y i n g ' t o s a ve
t h e w a s d o i n g
-t o k n o w l t -
.h i s w a y h a c k
w a s d o i n g h i s
h a c c o n l i n g t o
.H e v u s h o w
t o w n w h a t l n
m d w o u l d d o
Q
eight w u confirmed p t a th r u
oeiock service on than dey.Bishop Beekman of Lincoln had
charge of the ceremonies and gave a
short address which was well re-ceived by the large audience which
packed the church to over-flowing.
In all six priests and olzht nunswerepresenton this marbed ooo;-nion which gives some idea of it:
importance to the people of the
church.The fotlowing are the names of
1310 confimutlon class:William
Murphy. John Mackin, Alberto Men
ard.Muzsret Thompson,Beatrice
Foley,Mlr th t Zoloudeke,luhry
Thompson,Louis Gdmm,Iliarguvet
the shore with
:1.Then a new
rond on | ferryjuli below, uw
5.The swiftrapidly toward
itewl crowd hc-
The b u t wasdw camo along
Hfted upon ihr
d all the one
im.forgotten.Thr
propcifon start
boat moved on.
ted and as the
|W i l l i a m Em e r s o n ,P a u l Mi c h a e l
Th o m p s o n .H e n r y Mess ick,H e l e n
W o l f f,Ju l i a n Ju n g b i u t h ,El i z ab e t h
Q u i n l a n ,W i lm a.Em e r s o n ,R o b e r t
O fl l a n l o n ,R i c h m l Iu n z b l u t b ,B e r -
n a r d Th o m p s o n ,A l b e r t Th o m p s o n ,
D o n a h i K e i fe r ,'Th om a s Bkoo mqu ist
Jo s e p h Bl oo m qu i at ,C o r i Bo e k m n n n .
M a u g a x e t h h h e r , B a i l L a z u r e , T i m -
o t h y T u c k e r .M i t e Be e k m a n n ,F l o r -
e n c e W o i f f.Jo h n Gil ie spl e,Jr . ,
E i l e e n Th o m p s o n ,H a d e l l n e Th o m p -
: o n , R e e d 0 'H m 1 Io n , Jr . . E d n a Tu r k -
e r .Te r e s a Fo i e y ,M a r y H u l i i n ,
C h a r l e s S t e i h n , F r a n c i s Xe l !y , Jo h n
Za l o u d e k e , A d d i e M u l l E n , r E m a M e t -
to bury W olf.He's been an awfui
good Ifitnd to us boys.He nsavwed
me from thq river and Skinny fromthenttlosnake.Wah-e all going
to mln him In avid lot, Lord, and
'snecirllaf Chn b y - b e I i lh Chubby.
L o r d ,I n d h e l p h i m h e a r h i s b u r -
d e n . "f
There vu a Httle pause and sc bl
wen heard."lf Wolf has done mme had things
zemernber,Lord,he never had l
chance,for he never had a friend'til Chubby 1ound him cut ther|"on
the rand that time."woif :lied helpln' some nlhlr fe{-
ler, help us, Lani, to do as well as
he did.Amen."
The y ellow mongnl had hui his
chance and hui used it,and had
pulled peacuhaliy from this lifeintoine great beyond of ali good
d m
winter.
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turned out aan excellent q
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but is nearin
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A.F.Newell, Pastor
Public vroralmip Sunday at lt AAI.
conducted by the pastor.Th e la ws
Supper will be celebrattd during theservice, and all members are asked
to make special effort no be present.
S. S. at 10 o'¢.lock, with a warm
welcome and ckusaa for all ages.
The younger people gather at 7p.m.The meeting will be led by
Mi n Evelyn Hunloeh.All youngpeopleoftheparisharecordially
invitad.Choir practice Friday at 7:30 pau.
B L A I R M A N
G e o r g e i i i
k n o w n i n t h i s
a n d a m t i v e
b r o k e i n t o t
l u t S u n d a y
fe r r y - b o a t a n
t h e S u n d a y :
n f e x t u r u a t o
h i s b u l i m i a .
so m e t i m e ~
a t Be l l e vu e
A n o l d m m w a s ca ll ed u p o n so
g i ve avid e nc e f o r t h e p l a i n t i ff.
C o t n a e l l o r t h e d d e n d n n t tr i e d t o
b u l l y h i m ." H a m a y o u e ve r b e e n
i n p r i s o n ? "'
" Y u ,t s i c t . "
" A b i H o w l o n g t h e fi r s t t i m e ? "
" O n o a f t e r n o o n . "
" A h .A n d t h e sec ond t i m e ? "
" O n l y o n e h o u r . "..
" A n d w h a t o ffe n s e h a d y o u c o m -
m i t t e d to d es e rve t he p | .r :1 i |h :Je nt ?* '
" I v u sent,t o p r i m a zo w h i t e -
w u h a ce l l no h o l d I.l a n y o r w h o
h a d ch ea te d o n e o f h i s cli en ts ."
a j o g .Ti m e - a w - l i k e t o m u m - - e r - a v r - a l f t l l l
u r z i n s t h e o w n -p u p p y ,M i s a H a r r i s ?
Tr u l y s o m e o !M m H a r d . : - O h ,Fr e d d i e .t h i s i l
n d p r o b a b l y h u i so s u d d e n !
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t o In d e n e n d e n n e . K a m a l .Je ns en o f n a a r W u h i n g t a n .cr . u n l y a n e ffi c i e n t o ffi c i n l . '.b r i n g y o u r w o r k t o T h e E n t e r p r i n $ 1 0 0 a n d coats.. 1 '*