07-15-1926kindly 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 mad
andtheboys,saddenedm o o d
hearts, carried Hound up our I1dry dustyhot road-theroadtha
justlo f ewshort happymonth
before he had met Ghuhby. hid finno friend.Butum time he
csrried,mortellywoundedupth
road that lead to Chubhyk house.Therestof_tltl'tafternoonan
allthe nextdayHong:elheldnl
th e atte ntio n of the o we -I s wof boy s, mem, the like of whit:
aretobefoundineverytownboysatwhich therewrlfathe
ahhhtheirheld:andcellrough
noch.Theseboysshowedthei
true loyaity and did all within 1. elpower to :ave their dumb fri.
hlonrrdw u i n a b e d 1 r a , b unow he did not whim.He bore hl
peinelikeatruehero.Ileur
filled with the pride and good feeling that c omes with the doin; of
good deed, and to one who has wo
his way into the healta and respec
ozmen.That nightbeforeChubbywen
tobe d h e wen to u ttheheekdoo
his father and mother saw himbut md netlming.Down under th
porch he knelt, and in the quiet o
thenight.heldcommuniondonwith his dog.He potted the dog'
heed and stroked him earnestly. Th
dogwasveryweekbuthe~ ~the b0)"e hand.
"Do youremember the first dawe mir on the ma. W olf!You
been aterrible moodfriendtornsion 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
andfriendtoallof urboys."
Heputhishoedownuntilltouched the do| "4 had and with
the earneetneer of his boy-heart b
talkedtothedogondthen»him [ood-night.
I twas dormin every eeclud
spot, the next forenoon, where thboysmetf-veryeeeluded,beca
nobodyelseeverwenttherean
lihlynobodybuttheboysine
aboutit.Chubby,ofcouse.ur
there and 'hxffy was back with th
gang.Agravehadalreadydugwhentheygd:there,by
buyslentl h l u l'l2..1ft'y'emo
hadfelt oo grateful that shetoothe clothes out of a hi! box up i
the attic and let them have it.Sh
alsogavethemsomeclothfor
lining.A lidwas fitted on.
Thegravehadbeendurbeaidan old fallen tree, and the boyi wh
were hot servingaa pall-bearer weleaningegaifutit.Thebodyloweredintothegrave.None
theboyshadeverattendedman
funonlnbut theydid know sothing about ono.
Tuffy, as laden and probalydebtor lru tongierforrn the oeremonIIe tool: off.I cap and gripped
with :me hand.The :est folioOrdinarily it would have been
forTuffyto do that he was doiL1-rt he, withtherest of the b°>'
was very deeply affected.
"God, 1re're down here in a :aemeetin'," he laid, "holdiu' e fune
to bury W olf.He'e been en swf
good friendto ua boys.He some from the river and Skinny fro
therettlesnake.W i r eellget
to min him an awfd lot, Lord,.'specinllyChnby - b e I i thChub~L o r d ,I n dh e l ph i mh e a rh i s
d e n . "f
There was a little pause and sowen heard.
"lf Wolf has done rome had th
remember,Lord,heneverhadchance,for he never hada 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 wellhe did.Amen."
The y ellowmongnl had had h
chanceandhadusedit,and
passed,peacehullyfromthis11intothe greatbeyondof alt;-d m
CONGRBGATIONAL CHURCH
A.F.Newell, Pastor
Public vroralmip Sunday at lt
conducted by the puter.The L0
Supper will be celebnttd during
service, and all ntlemben ere uk
to make special effort m he preae~SS. lt 10 o'clock, wil.l| I. vt
welcome and :Insta for all ages.
Theyoungerpeoplegather atp.m.Themeetingwillbeled
Mi nEvelynHunloeh.Allyo~peopleoftheparisharecondlnl
invitad.Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p.
Mr. Kemp desires a full atte »
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News ol laura! ntlwred hy Enterprise
correspondent: from every oommunliy ln Wuh-
_'in¢lon County.
1's|,sAs1'/\ NEWShom ul Mn. Badiu llengedobt.1um. "mmud Ruvn hub mUr. und lln. Alb!!! nzm l#NNI-'III the vm'nk wi th hh
A no l dm mw a sca ll edu p o n
g i veavid e nc ef o rt h ep l a i n t
C o t n a e ll o rt h ed e fe n d a n ttr i e d
b u l l yh i m ." H a wy o ue ve r- -
i np r i s o n ? "'
" Y u ,t o i c t . "" A b iH o wl o n g t h efi r s tt i m e
" O n o a f t e r n o o n . "
" A h .A n dt h esec ondt i m e ? "
" O n l yo n eh o u r . "..
" A n dw h a to ffe n s e h a dy o u c o
m i t t e dto d e s e r ve t h e p u fni a h n i e n t
" Iv usent,t op r i m azow h !
w a s hace l lmh o l dI.l a n y o ror
h a dch ea te do n eo fh i scli en ts ."
a iuqm, mdmul i mu n
n :punt Monday mrmfn: 'at the
ug p y ~a sh~o fH r s .S a d i el l w r v f bt .|| |H ]u ngi gm d
C t r lK r u s es p e n tW7a n -r s .b ga rH e n r y8 t o r k ' | .g l i h n l eL a l l m n na I ' . " " é . . ~ » » ,w a -
l t .a n dl n .E m um m mm ar d n sn e wu: r wW mH o i t m u s
n i :E u g e n e!H k h. n ,vnh ° U * ¢on|H r .a n dH n .W m .I i o l t m ma n d
n n d n yw a n i n gn i k ! !a nt h :M n .n mL n l l m mh o m e .i d a u s h u r s .N o r m am dv i o l a .l a d
i r .a n dg rW m .H o l t m l nm ga a n ,L e a h :w e r eF n m o n ta l l e no n
m u lp m tB a n d an i n gl t hS a t u n h y .15p mIN a m i :L a i l n u no fW i n s l o wh u
h l i f e sc tN i e h r o o a .g
G o U . l h bI k h t e n h m pa n ds o n .b e e nv m n d l n la w a r dd a r 'a st h e
H r s .B l l h m l aL a i l m a nh o m e .
|Tha Loc al Luther [Aqua mat rr
larrydrovetoNickanonilonday
moon.C mx i u u ,1n md Wm. Hglg..FridayeveningforUnit monthly
,'Ddtnnm aH m mStranger 'mminxA pn ri olic vro mmv u'givenbythefoilovingmombun:
iE !lBlNhbaum,l a hNinbium.
n.
mlTlsenryPlwe rspentSaturday
Ing lt Talbuln.
-aw- like to mum--er -avr-a lit
puppy.MisaHarris?
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 Goodplece ofMeat ls
"More than hull" of every
housewife knows.
GurMEATSarefresh
FLOUR-lhe kindlhll has provenC 0ME '
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 tm r c u m A r 5 m e a
JEN5 NIELSEN, Prop,1
fn dm Inst we.k :inning PrhdlllHerluf,andli 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 stream
out in the middle.
"Bet any one a dollar I c an bHngthat iog out than ahora", hu said.
or nurse knowing that :one of meboyshadadollar,andthatthey
wouldnot bet againsthimlf they
had he jumped into the stream and
ramad to :Wim ifor ir.He mm not
gone far untll he began tc cry forhelp.Thebuyshardlyknewhow
zo take it at first for he was as very
goodswimmer.Aaaresultthey
did not respond to his cry ar once.Hrdiaappeandbelowthewater.Excitement was very high.Mongfel
heard :ha boy call and saw him rr
down.Hewhlned,n ntoChubbyand 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-
ingtonllondny evening:Mr. and
bin.WillMcDonaldofBldr,Mr.
and Mn. Clifton Aronaon of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hlndley and
Mr.andMn .WestonLons-
Tlnfollowing ladiesservedre
freshments at the' Royal .Ndghboralodge lost evening: MeedamelDen.
Wlll,FrankandJamesThompson.EmmlHansen, LeonHlndley, Fred
Ian; and Weston Long.They serv-ed refreehmenu of lce cream, light
anddarkcakeandicetea.The
table: wexedecoratedwithflowers
and looked versr ettnctive.
JamesThompson,Jr..h ubeen
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
DmehaspentMondaywithhome
folkl..Mi aGrace Thompsoncelebrated
LONGCREEK
Tho Epnrorth Lnguo of Konnard
cant. 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 Lananand
Will Soreme~of Drum, spent Sum-
day with Sir. and Lira. Hayes Ro!-
enbnum.L. Bucks of Xonnani, nn Sunday
evening calforoatthe-TwJun!
homo."Hu. William Koenig attended the
funeralofMn .L.G. Cuniaot
Omahaint Tuesday aftnmotm.
onlyp l a e a t o b e u n s o h o t l d a y
wasintheoh!gwirnmlnghole
Chubby ws: there and took his own
sweettimelrndrqllng.hlangrel
Wu them too.He was hz and outol the water for he. like thFS' 9
o~ II
s p e n tM o n d a yn tK r u g :P a r k .
H r .m dM r s .T o ml c b o n a l do f
H e r m a nh a d: m e dzos p e n dth e
F o u r t hn zJo h nH e -
Do n ld c l h om o bg z t w er e b u s y h sr ves t f
lrlwheat.They neportn pod
yi e l d ./
Rhonda In Blair.This vidrf ty was 1111 "Printed
at the pluxic at Aliingtsn Monday.
Hr. andHn. J ohn Amnazn Ind
Mn .Aromcm'saistur,l i n .E.E.Buchanan M Llmoln, also Hr. and
Hrs. Joeh m mamended apicnic
at the _Hanry Kina: home in Omalu
an J uiy (th.A.H.Lu c handfamilyn w -
tainefi Sunday:Mr. andMu .
ma of Omzha,Mr. andH r s . ~Kingdom and lr. and Hn. Morgan
J
~e~ e 1 enagoodfifteen
Thompwa home.|
Hr.ma ' Mrs.Chu.mla f mla
spent Tuesday evening at the par-
:Ido cdlod at the John A. Rhonda
home inBhirFriday evening.Mi nEloheSlenensenspenta
hot a day.* '
The boy : had been in for a long|ng
withboys.Themwastheusual
raids on orchards, the hikes mo thehills and woods, the building' of bon-
firas,thetellingofWildIndian
storiesafterthefi n ha dgotton i n agoodandthegenera!make
helium things that only a boy hows
Nothing of special interest occurreduntil onevery hal. dayinAugwt.
n was sohot that the c ommonest
ALO NG THE
BOTTOM RO AD
Tha Blue Birds of Bono 4 H Club
met with Flomna and Eieamr Dixonlast Thunday afternoon.
Mr.andMrs.Harry Tuckerand
familand Paul I-'ackler spentMpuday 5 . Omn ha at li maPark.
Ily spent the woo!-end at thu John
Aronnon homo.Hrs. John Aronson and sister, Hrs
E. E. Blackman of Lincoln, and Ruth
sadEmily Aronsonspent lundny
celebrating at Tekamah.Thu 'rim-IhdMu. Henry Fleege while there.
Tho India no listen.
Chester Ammonand Jny Block-
Mr.andMn. J¢\=f|°|Phf Nodgalrd
of Omnlu .spent Friday eveningatnmJensJuulhome.
Merton Winchall had hog: on tho
Omaha market Monday.
LeonHindleynhdledcornfor
FloydRosenbaumMonday.Hrs.Peher Jensen spent Wednes-
dxyafternoonwithMn .Walter
Novak.Mrand 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
liargsretspentSundayafternoonyith Mr. and Mrs. lmzie Gorhan at
0:um.
llr. and Mn. Henry Wnibaria and
Mlrglret spent Tuesday evening at
the Rudaiph Knhl home.Mr. Ind Mrs. Chris Axelgurd are
sporting nnewFordtouringear
purc h und Int Ink.D. D. Thompson and family called
SundayeveningtohelpFn n e tleslebnta her eighth birthday.
Mn. E. E. Bllckmtn nl Lincoln, is
anjoylng an nxtendad visit with her
mister, Hrs. John Armuon and hublly.He? husband is on an uplor-
lticmtripfor theSlateHistor[ni
Saciuty.Their dang]mar is apending
her vacation in Blinnapolll. Minn.
JayBlngkmum.sonofllr .and
lim E. E. Blukman, who la adver-
toward- the drowning boy.The wa-
ter wa swift, and Tuffy had gonealongwaydownthestreamandhad goneundef three tlmee before
Mongrel arrived.He :love for him.
It wu n very excited ict of h-oy:
whostoodheipleniyonthebank
waiting breethlenly for the dog tocome tothesurface.Finnily they
Mr. md Mn. Louie Schenk spent
liondnyatTekamah.'Man andHrs. WallaceSnovrdem
:punt theFourthIn Omaha.Hr. mdMrs.Glen5dcCunl;rof
Benson spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day at the Chris Hin: farm.Base sau
a bunch of atrugglinegur, mul than,
andthe boysm lonce more.theyn wthefaithfuldogholding
ihe boy above the water by time hair.
"Bdng himhere,Wolf!" Chubbyencouraged like only tha voice of n
do;'s mane: can do.
Calhounwe nnt theCarlHimiley
home onMonday.Hr. and Mn. Milton Robirllron and
hmily spent Monday with rviadves
in Omaha.Hr.andMrs.EdHaber an en-}oyingavisitfromrelative:wha
Live at Rockfordlll., and Mrs. llam
blta n! Omaha.
BLAIR
MERCHANTS
EdNataerhome.Sunday:Dr.and
Hn .Hunter sndfamiiymdH n .Hamblin of Omaha.Hr. andMn .
HarrySeltzandfamily,Mr.m dHrs. 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 dM r s .L a w r e n c eM i l l e ra n dH r .
a n dM n .Os ca rRoo-dt o o k npi c ni c
lu n c hzuR i ve r vi e wp a r k a tO m a h a .
l l o n d a yn dce le br at edt h el`o\| 1th.
'Th e yw e n tt oFozl tnne llup a r kt h a t
e ve n i n g n os e a t h e fi m w o r k x .
M r s .W i l lG r a b b ea n dch i l dr e n
n i n gm a lspent.sfe w:laysa tt h e
Jo h nM e l l o n n l dho m e .M r s .F a d
G u mm ach 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 lostMonday.Mr.andMrs.0 .LI.Mathews,
MissesMaxineMsthefwa,Eieanorand Flongnu Dixon spent llonday nt
i f r u nPark.
The n ew ba m a nd :vin on theCoilinn plan. which in being :°arn1vf1
by LouFink, haw been completed
and the builfnga are being pdntoci.
Mr.andro.John Tutdeand
fzmiiy of Omnhn, Mm Minnie Bu~geonandMrs.MaryII ai n mjnn d
a picnic dinner with Mrs. L. D. Wu-
rick on Mondsy.Hn. P. 3. I'lynn and c hildren cfOmaha spent. several days last weoil
withber nixter, Mrs. J.S.Conety.
Mr.C.B.Bunn andMra..By|-on
Bunn drove to Moorehcad, Iowa onThundsy zo bring Mrs. Bunn home.after Afewdaysvisitthanmlth
friends.\
bntxdtheFourthin'hk lmahon
Monday.
ManypeoplefromOmahaand
surrounding towns druva up to Bunn!LnkeandspentSltunhy ,Sunday
and Monday fishing and plcnieklng.
Hiidnd,MeredithIndWfllud
r g1|b e e nvi s i t i n ga tt h eGe o .Fa c l fl e r
h o ma n dw i t ho t h e rre l a t i ve sm d
\he ~ ~ Dixon children,
THE YELLOW MONGREL
Continued from vase Four,_
quicklyamdwithsuchlightning
rapidity that when Tuffy did get up
be left his sans and nn home. The
anna remained to talk over thehet
ter. 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
theriver.Chubbywasgivenaspeehl 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 fromlacing bitten by A rattle snake, md
that Chubby was initiated as one of
the "r¢¢'1w~"\
evening for n short visit overthe
Fourth of Juiy.Mr.andLin.Harry Ty sonandson, Paul joined n party of friends
an Blair and drove to Valiey, Nebr.,
Sunday for a picnicdinner mdn
swim.Mi nAddieBufnnapent_aeve1al
1y i,.O p a lRee 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 dM n .D w i dM a t h e w :o f
O m a h a'w er esu p p e rgu e st sa tt h e
pa r e nt a l ,0 .h i .M a t h e w sh o m eo n
S a t u r d a ye ve n i n g .
M r .: m lH r s .H .L a y m a na 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 .MargaretIverson,C h u ,
Pear!nadWiilupentSunday eve-rang with Mr. and Lira. Fritz Mu!-
kr .Mr.andMn .FwdRayspent
rn g|.M o n d a y .| m »u n c o n s c i o u sb u r d e n .T h e nan e w
I r ;B a x t e r ,c ft h eR o l eH i l ln e i g h , t h i n gh a p p e n e d .Ac r o w do n|f e r r y
b o r h m ds p e n tS u n d a ya f t e r n o o n w i t hb o a t .w h i c hc r o s s e dj u nb e l o w ,u w
"
.' u hrr ui n.T h es w i f tm nI v e r s o n=\" Hp n e ns
||.u~ W
I'|Jo n B a n d a r a t H e r m a n .
daughters. Martin Jchnson nad sonthcferry.Theexcitedcrow¢lhc-Marriil,amdThomasJohnsono iganzucoilhim.Theb u twas
Ernenon spent Sunday at the T. K. Islbppeskand soon the dw camo alongIversonhomo,theooculonbeingaide.The boyHfted upon ihr
'~»theone
uzcoompsn~u~familyuptoBun.'\'| hisSunday,
ilnre tha du' In :punt by fishinguudldlenjoy ednpic ndc lunc hinthe
svunlng.
Anumberoffrh ndlof John
Schumeragraublgsurprisedhim
by coming to spendSaturdaye n -ning with them.Lunch vu served
and dancing put the evening :way
all too quickiy.
Mr.nadMn .Niels \Clui:l.1en»enandJamesspentSundayevenin|'
\
3
attending Pun: Su|»e"N6rm.nl apmt
theFourthwith home folh.
Hr. andMn. Cly daI'itchspent'hmsday evening with lr. ind Hrs.
H-urn! Tyson..Mn. Neum W u!Ic k and daughter
Margaret, accompaniedMn .Bertha
GollehonandsonHuvin, andHr.
Sheldon Peck tn Mnntmltosm, IowaWainu-day:namingfo r sweek's
visit with their sister, Hrs. Donnel-
son.
family and Mr. and Nra.rnoe-nigspent the Third celebrating at
Bennington.hir. andLiraFredLongwereBladrvldtorslaatSunday.Mr. and Mn. J arhtaJensen and
l r .andH n .RotandRichtvran-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.andLira.HallieFrenchof
Blair came out to spend Sunday at
thi home of Manhall W ilcox.
CarlRohwer hal hll largebam
nearly coznpletd and is a fino one.
(TooLateforL u tWeek)
Mrs.RudolphHansenandTheo-
dore spent Honda? at tho Ed Han-
sen home at Orum.LeRoyChristensenspamSunday
afternoon at too A. H. Leach home.
Hr. andMrs. Fritz ME n tlloydfbernoouandeveningin
Teknmnhvisiting her parents,Mr.and Mrs. A. A. Antleraon.They also
attended the oeiebratlon at Tekamah
McCoy. Jr.. wrlagt owningby
of their sister,been working in
fearedthatan
Roby and Parker
alle g toFremontthesuddenltloesa
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 the
boat parsed the propetler struck him.Iblongrelhadstoodmanybard
'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 hedid not belong to anyone.Ho prob-maceanry."'ablyhadnotearnedthogratitude
R.H.Iversonandfamilyspentand attentionpeopio, now it 'na
Wednesday evening at the parentaldifferenhe urned aa loudly an heXverson home.l o uableto.Someoneheardhim.
The rain 'Nedrreulay evening wasThe boat was stopped andhe wasarweloomeaaanything couldbapicked up and taken aahon. "runt
and is doing a lot of pod but arevu put in a #lr and whisked to 111.
nd more in order to carry the :NPhomo.The bohadallinto 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
Robbfamily,alonofBev.Robbwent ln the car with Tuffy, but theand an former Blair people.rernalnder stayedwiththe dog.
Hr.andBra.ClickFitchspentlion nolwasonlya_dog.TimeTuesday owning with Mr. and Mrs.and the road were on:Snr the own-Harnf Tyson.'era of can onwand.Truly some of
strength.Hewastrying' tosave
the 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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. l \ | J I u | \ u u u u l n n u i
2 Wllthlll. July 9.-Tha annual Om:
~ u mann pw-wow wlll be mm amlynx on Augmb 14, wmnilng to nn
4 ¢mul b s¢<Mmda mu earn Bute S"v=f*°-*§T3'l`$§°'»'i`fl`»..., nj Ryu u;§
mamma 'I\\ Ghe 1'\|den Min Ol m 5, the lu .; -nd bug alebra-
11 ACerti(kll¢Ruling By dm the Onmhlna have mr lv ]
ze hd.Superlnludun Nd hrpl TZ... .ml.».n¢ ms-.1 wm x.. .mi
f g s c u o m s ~
~Slu8|Apporlinncpl F o r h u l l |-
|Bocdvod And Dlvidd Ani l(
saw- o r wuua mu o».,~ u -
Am'l newma 35.61050 '\:I in
0F cmscnools ,,::~ .x:.:":.F§f:; .°:."'".f.,::
._ _ _I i i n n n l r u c t h r n C o . . o f u m m . 1 ~ » . » . . ; ~ ~
day. July I. It Um emma ui theAre h and Cvndnkm n"¢m»e undnsnr at Lincoln.c. E.
ly M n m : W *0°Johann. pnddnut and wuaa um-nda Alle: Alllllirblednul lcotk and Henry Tfuhlnn. mambsrl[mg For rm Yu!inf um bond of tmguu nd Eu! C.\~§Burdlc. villlp clerk, inn pai nt
FIN Wipa Out H u Fun Bo loAndo 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 courthgld 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 allegedthat 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 werecounty 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 hor
D 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 thottheywillproblhlyflnidrit' 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 me
nmoodduing ambon still burningwhich 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 s
neighbor, 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 uthe 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 muthe \-.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!
2a
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 Undilf snnm in speyllknlonn a n
clnbned la nuke the Herman jab
tna c heaput.-Henmn Raeord.
,CUUNW DADS
to whi c h tha n na a rw!!w
md s vn: sl hun dred iu lnb on wen| wn , o n u n g m md r a d !_In do
wha 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 mdeoxmnuIt 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 mi l l :$82.98 odaer mauipu:blh nc l
j mm 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 Baird
of 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 ngukr
temwn, 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 BW 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¢, onl 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 Q
e o f th r u Unuline Slsten fromaz 1
I-'alla City,Ngbruk This ~~~
1415
16
1118
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
ze21
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 nt h eb a n k
fo rt h ed o gt o
F i n n i l yt h e y
t h e w a t e r , t h e n
£ u r , m d t h e n .
Ion c em o r e .u ld o gh 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 ha l lh i s
t r y i n g ' t os a ve
t h e w a s d o i n g
-t ok n o wl 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 dd 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 ashortaddresswhichwas well re-ceived by the large audience which
packed the church to over-flowing.
In all six priests and olzht nuns
were present on 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 Menard.Muzsret Thompson,Beatrice
Foley,Mlr th t Zoloudeke,luhry
Thompson,Louis Gdmm,Iliarguvet
the shore with
:1.Then a newrond on | ferry
juli below, uw5.Theswift
rapidly toward
itewlcrowdhc-
Theb u twasdw camo alongHfted upon ihr
dall theone
im.
forgotten.Thrpropcifon 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 Ifitndto us boys.He nsavwedme from thq river and Skinny from
thenttlosnake.Wah-eallgoing
to mln him In avid lot, Lord, and'snecirllafChnb y - b e I i lhChubby.L o r d ,I n dh e l ph i mh e a rh i sb u r -
d e n . "f
There vu a Httle pause and sc blwen heard.
"lf Wolf has done mme had things
zemernber,Lord,heneverhadlchance,for he never hada 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 ashe did.Amen."
The y ellowmongnl had hui his
chanceandhuiusedit,andhad
pulledpeacuhaliyfromthislifeintoine greatbeyondof aligoodd m
winter.
The wheat
turned out aan excellent q
:h i lt no t up
long 1|urs fro
The corn i
but is nearinnin, but il ln
Th e n d ?-
about halt a
cropa of pot:
if a n i n sh~
d u mTake it lil
has 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 the
service, 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.Theyoungerpeoplegather at 7
p.m.Themeetingwillbeledby
Mi nEvelynHunloeh.Allyoungpeopleoftheparisharecordially
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 no l dm mw a sca ll edu p o nso
g i veavid e nc ef o rt h ep l a i n t i ff.
C o t n a e ll o rt h ed d e n d n n ttr i e dt o
b u l l yh i m ." H a m ay o ue ve rb e e n
i np r i s o n ? "'
" Y u ,t s i c t . "" A b iH o wl o n g t h efi r s tt i m e ? "
" O n o a f t e r n o o n . "
" A h .A n dt h esec ondt i m e ? "
" O n l yo n eh o u r . "..
" A n dw h a to ffe n s e h a dy o u c o m -
m i t t e dto d es e rve t he p | .r :1 i |h :Je nt ?* '
" Iv usent,t op r i m azow h i t e -
w u hace l lnoh o l dI.l a n y o rw h o
h a dch ea te do n eo fh i scli en ts ."
a j o g .Ti m e- a w - l i k et om u m - - e r - a v r - al 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 aH a r r i s ?
Tr u l y s o m e o !M mH a r d . : - O h ,Fr e d d i e .t h i si l
n d p r o b a b l y h u iso 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 farbelow the average for
1 n o b e w o r t h y h o w w e l l l
-- | - . . . l ol . . .. l » . . . | l .
48
49
B0
51
52
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 ||MM
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 . 9 157.4568.5496.2554.1221.9471.33
$5,510.59
r
U16 uuurmnnn azvuzu;=wu. fn.wn i l g g ,weak A most hunutiful
urimhl window display of Japanesenares.It is but seldom that win-
dow display s of so unique a char-
acter ana .men ouuifh the larger¢||.ir$=.I8 zmaclun of Japan trom
start to finish and one can nlmoatbrlievot.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 :Ol 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 beaulifuiblending 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 hintof 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
. Kahnll _ _
taken b surprise last Sunday.OnSatundaeveningMr.Burwchanfs
fatker 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 nt h eb a n k
fo rt h ed o gt o
F i n n i l yt h e y
t h e w a t e r , t h e n
£ u r , m d t h e n .
Ion c em o r e .u ld o gh 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 ha l lh i s
t r y i n g ' t os a ve
t h e w a s d o i n g
-t ok n o wl 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 dd 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 ashortaddresswhichwas well re-ceived by the large audience which
packed the church to over-flowing.
In all six priests and olzht nuns
were present on 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 Menard.Muzsret Thompson,Beatrice
Foley,Mlr th t Zoloudeke,luhry
Thompson,Louis Gdmm,Iliarguvet
the shore with
:1.Then a newrond on | ferry
juli below, uw5.Theswift
rapidly toward
itewlcrowdhc-
Theb u twasdw camo alongHfted upon ihr
dall theone
im.
forgotten.Thrpropcifon 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 Ifitndto us boys.He nsavwedme from thq river and Skinny from
thenttlosnake.Wah-eallgoing
to mln him In avid lot, Lord, and'snecirllafChnb y - b e I i lhChubby.L o r d ,I n dh e l ph i mh e a rh i sb u r -
d e n . "f
There vu a Httle pause and sc blwen heard.
"lf Wolf has done mme had things
zemernber,Lord,heneverhadlchance,for he never hada 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 ashe did.Amen."
The y ellowmongnl had hui his
chanceandhuiusedit,andhad
pulledpeacuhaliyfromthislifeintoine greatbeyondof aligoodd m
winter.
The wheat
turned out aan excellent q
:h i lt no t up
long 1|urs fro
The corn i
but is nearinnin, but il ln
Th e n d ?-
about halt a
cropa of pot:
if a n i n sh~
d u mTake it lil
has 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 the
service, 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.Theyoungerpeoplegather at 7
p.m.Themeetingwillbeledby
Mi nEvelynHunloeh.Allyoungpeopleoftheparisharecordially
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 no l dm mw a sca ll edu p o nso
g i veavid e nc ef o rt h ep l a i n t i ff.
C o t n a e ll o rt h ed d e n d n n ttr i e dt o
b u l l yh i m ." H a m ay o ue ve rb e e n
i np r i s o n ? "'
" Y u ,t s i c t . "" A b iH o wl o n g t h efi r s tt i m e ? "
" O n o a f t e r n o o n . "
" A h .A n dt h esec ondt i m e ? "
" O n l yo n eh o u r . "..
" A n dw h a to ffe n s e h a dy o u c o m -
m i t t e dto d es e rve t he p | .r :1 i |h :Je nt ?* '
" Iv usent,t op r i m azow h i t e -
w u hace l lnoh o l dI.l a n y o rw h o
h a dch ea te do n eo fh i scli en ts ."
a j o g .Ti m e- a w - l i k et om u m - - e r - a v r - al 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 aH a r r i s ?
Tr u l y s o m e o !M mH a r d . : - O h ,Fr e d d i e .t h i si l
n d p r o b a b l y h u iso s u d d e n !
-u
..- .. :..
KC I!u l w r U u l k u nur:n i l ;\ | l \ 5 i l l u w l l u Uxlluvug vl a um a n n .H " . v uw ;u u w v VI UNIQUE A\¢|lIE|E|ll\ll t i V "" " " - " ' |-3 |f A 1 p i ,r m d ~~h e r l o c h l i o n m m T w i n F a l l s , l a n h q c i l b e n m m a H r . a n d M m u | | » r a i u n a n D o d l c c o u n t y w n l m u m s F o r q u i c k se r vi c e In j o b P f * " " ' ¥pl e a d w i l y II e = = ° ° i ' ° 4 a " ' ° °" Z C d h n u n .
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 '*
ar d nd Vi nh ,Hr . la d Y u .-
lwroon Mr.n d t n d x H r | . J e m ~
u n ,r.nH a r l l l d a n d ~ll x. md !
3 ' ¢ B a | mu u ¢ n | n d Go | n ,B u m Harold Rl-lmg r . - - 3 Hn .\..z:n;rJ ohn| ;n -
n a n ,..
Ehreld and lr. and Hn. Guy Rink
ay.Hr. a nd u n. H md c hi]du n vi alta d u B o om Nwk i zh o
Sttndl evening.Nor ma: : nd Tmmanops visited than Sunday n !
rn.o
' ° '>'i°°"'1»..»1 J l m ! I
m a li n .c h -. . "...=.
'l'hl1rada liternoon vldton at -Boom e1rklrk~horn|.
llr .md Mn .Fmt!J e n i n
dmghte r wan Friday qnnhg elllan a t J un J u a n .
Rev. P. J . Bainutnn ntmned
Fridsy awning from hll tripT u n .Ha vu a t B owma n i n .:mrthtrn rt, md 0 b k" a . f ° ° ° = `Hi ann ntc dd ny a 1
za r ia m, but thi ni ghts an dlIightfuliy moi.
Hr. and Hrs.Har ry S ivannon: droveto Uohllng Bzndny mam
13; 'K hin * h p a u t a aambuInda from nmo nt a nd th i!|drovtuo Oakhnd f°5_; picaulc th
ner supper ax parThey lu d a. nr ; phunn t time.
Hr.und Hrs.Baath ofvisited at thu Harr y Blawn
S " a wn i n g .
"lmdsy arming vhnltcn nt ~Sto r k: n n ln . I n d Hn . J i man and ehildnu and lr. andL i n Rollins!m d cbildnn.
'Thi K-Inari!! dub md vim 1:
E mmml And nllun T h i r d "l linnoon.Hint mamben andvlziton wan pnatnt.A : d av u u r n d .
Hr.and Hrs.Furl "'.r " ""m d m m visited h i n d :In
mont Bunchy.
Hh s En ly n Nelson in ----n f u r d xy l a tt- h i h o n l- Oo ! ~~tar,Hrs.F ld J a n n a m d f l mi l
Kr. and lu. Ric hanl Nslaon
had nt the homo o f h h ~.Milne Hallam and wife at Benning
u m T w d l r # m m m
: A - mm : m m u h u h r
mond n d ( h a r p Ru m u u m -
thdr harvesting.
.._..»-¢
~sh e i s very lovr nt her ho mei n€i'.E§LT~.'I°':I;.;g;;=,;;;=;;;= gg b; _| Bldr at pruelit and Httle hopes
stowed u n the bridd pair by their are held for her recovery.many ffE§.d.Many beautiful and Mrs. Jack h£cClannhan, a former
plaee to stone fruits end vegetablesfor winter.
W.J.0'BHen. auuerintendent oi'
the state fish hatnherloa was upfrom Gretna last Wednesday to in-w d f a t e the condition of the fish
in Bunn's lake east of here.The
water in the lake Ia ao lowit mayIn neeeaaary to nemove the fish inrave them.Hr. 0'Brlen aays theyare safe for the present as there iafromoneto two felt of wate r in
places and decided to wait n coupleof weeks before doing anything inthe hopes of the J une the o! theriver which might lend water into
the m e
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Rutledge andchildren,Mila Nivian,Ivan andCharles were Sunday dinner guest.:at the Henry Cooper .Parker McCoy of air was a
Herman viaitor I-alt Sat rday.
Albert Cooper. wife and two chit-cfren spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Cooper'a parents, Mr. and Hrs.Mcliinzmlo near lake Quinnebaugh.
Chas.Hain,lineman for the Mand 0 divider: of the Northrreebern,was In town laat Saturday on bul-ine.ul.Hr. and Hrs.Harry Johnson of
llekamah spent Sunday at the John
Will home.On Wednesday evening, July 7 ateizht o'cloel: at the residence of thebride'e parenta, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.Brunton.one mile south of here.
H i n Lola Vivian Bnmtoxt and Mr.Jacob E.Saboika were united inmarriage.Rev. T. J. Reese of theBaptist chord:performed the cere-g;;==;; B'Ihewattendant4 ;='=,§°g l i -
v run n.o t eandPehtr= = . » £ ' o . -. . . . '.L'*2
brother.Little Raymond Bring waaring bearer.Immediately after theceremonyabouznteouatwo-course
dinner was enjoyed by more thaned hty gueats consisting chiefly .ofneghbors and close friend.|.'MissesEdith and Mildred Bnmton,NettieMaeCpoper,Elizabeth Skinner.
Mildred laftin and Dorothy Mont-
|.lQ.lg hw*~. r 'S t e e r s S t e a t i v t o l o c L o w
.weighty K'nds Slowest .
MOST HDES SELL ma!
An y w h e r e F r o m l u a d y t o N Q I S
U p :l n v l u 0 | I n l n | M 0 3 2 1 Pr o s !
ca l l y N o Ch a ng e In l h u p a n
L i m b s .......»»~ar . u ¢ L *\f- u n
y m o n _ g m g g Y n r d 5 J u l y Il . I!
Cn t tl o ro c o lr t s w e n w r ! !h o n
nmln Tues day, arou nd 8. 5130 hold . an
'nhl lo butc her ca ttle . feed ers ani no
o t t h o n n r l l n n w t I l x h t s t u n h e
s t u d y ,: l c o n o f th o p l l i l w f I I l
s r i l g h t l e r n u d e s br o k e 1 0 | o r l t
P r i m a l l s h t l o e v n b r o u t h t |1 0 .1
e r m . l n l r l e s o v t o a n a .
Qu ot at io ns o n ('|1 l1 o:'C h o i c e
p r i m !h i n d _t u m Q 8 5 0 1 0§LT,[;; 46M f g ; i s a ! ! # e l v e n 9 -
u s e : n o d to fgtoieo t u m ,d l
D M ;mf £ 0 £ 0 0 6 l | l l l ` ¢ » $ l . 5 0 Q | . 1 { |
c o m m o n t o l a i r s t u n .18 . 0 0 0 8 1 0
cho ice to p r i m e yoa tl lng s.$ 9 5 ° ~
l0. 1l l:3 oo d t o eho l 1° yo ar lln p, as .~ f*LHS h h t o f o o j y n r i i n p ,ts. .'
5.00:c o m m o n l o fo l r y e a r l i n g u , ft
65. 502 r o l e ;1 r i m ted h c l5 9 . l 0 0 | 1 g ;a z ? £ f l l b i i u foil i i . .
o r 1 , $ 8 f 5 | n . 4 0 : w r t o ID M ! l o t ! h o !!
ora.$ T. ! 5 0 5 6 0 :c o m m o n t o m r I
B e l t o n ,s 1 . 2 w 1 . a s ;n m h e l f o r l
$5 . i 0 0 * £!5 ; c h oi c e t o p r i m e to d c o t
33. ?5 0!.5 0:g o o d t o : h e l m h d m t l
$¢. o£ |u .1 S:fo l r I n go o d fe d o o
xs . o w ¢ . o o ; go o d In c h o ir s t r u : c o
S5 . 5 0 0 l . $ o : _ fn l r t o g o o d g r o a n c a n
t| . ¢s o s .s o :cuttortl,} 4 2 5 8 4 . 6 0 ;c
~oer|.$l. 00 li4 .1 5:h o e !a n d bu l cb o
bul ls , $6. 0N 37 .l» B; b olo xn o bul k, H .~
o u s ;n o u n n l f o l ,88.000 1050:
: o o d to c h o i r s Je e d e n ,}8.00¢B.&0;
fa ll ' t o g oo d t en d on . 8 1. 00 - 8I.0 0 : ~
mo n t o h i r fe e d lr l . $G . 0 o 07 . 0 0 :~ -
to c h o i r s n lo r k u n . I7 . $0 G l . 5 0 ; h l r£00 6 a too lse n, I¢. S0o 1.s o: com mon
h i r o t o c k o n .35.&05G.50:tr as hy
stockaro,84.54205 50;stock h o l l o w
IIJS G G S O ;st o r k e n t s .$!. D 0 8l . 1 5 ;
stock c alves. $5.50 63.00.
1H i y a U n w e n i y H l g h c r °
Th e t a n n o n l y a b o u t ' m o o ~ .
o o l h o ma r k e t : m l Dr l o es : ho u n d
n u z e w l y h i g h e r t r e n d .L i g h t ' m l m
aotd s t u d y t o w e n p wla ll o ot ha
a i i n a c o d 1 0 0 2 5 c . m a k i n g m n | e
u n ; t h o n a i l u p t u r n .B o a t l i g h t h o n
br o u g h t 8 1 L 10 a n d b u l k o f a l l n i g h
v u t l u s o t u o .
Ho t Mu c h C h - l |\ | ¢ o n La m b !
W i t h n h i r r u n o t ab o u t 10.000
:h o o p a n d l am b : o n h a n d 9 1 l o o : h o l d
ju s t a bo u t s t u d y a l l a r o u n d .8 o o l |
on na t ive s w e re SE I: l o we r .l o l l o f
th a 1a a t or u la m b s c l ea r e d at $13.15,
wl t l c h In a ls o t h o t o p .
Qu ot at io ns o n B o n o a n d u m b l z
F a t la mb s.3001!t o chodce.31 !. 50 Q
1 3 3 5 :n o t l n la mb s,m r l o c h a i n ,
:n . s o ¢ ;1 : . s o :n l t l f o lam bs.w i l l ,
$l 0 . 5 l l ol !. 5 0 ;f m n n s l l m b l . m o o ;
13 .8 0 2 r el r ll o gs fo d. sl o .o o ¢m . 1s : n z
ow e n . : o od t o c h oi c e . 3 i .0 0 0 £5 0 :n t
o w n ,fa l r to g oo d ,l41.»0050€l;c u l l
an d so o n e r u n a . S l 5 'JQ l. £ 8 ./1
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Everything That You
Can Think bf
in Japanese Novelties
that wouid make a deiighifui gift fer those
going away on a vacation. or for the folks
.=;»
Visi! our nev;Gift Departmeni for
unique party favors.
Beautiful Japanese W indow Display
this week.
A an-mai "mme" df Jnly»n»- n-my
H . O L L E R M A N N
§"`""°`ri6uNu rm: (0||1 §
mrre spo nden u lronr eve ry c ommuni ty ln W uh~
lnno n C uun ry .
>¢uvc~.|9-o~4.\s.v10v0~'JU
HE R M A N NE W S
lr wln K n o t t h u mi n e d his g°~
iitlon u mu h mlc nt thu Tay nr
Fnmh und Sou page .md hlt lm.vuk f or Ou ulm.Tourint park ls nttnrdng udbn |number at present.Ernry evenlnx
lut week ex ept om than wwe fromone w Lhlee urn al c ampeu then.On Sundays plmie parties nm qulwcommon.'hr s u n of Omlhn pe o-ple hld dh-mer there l i t S\|ndlY
md sp en t un sa ti n da y .The Hermnn N M n w anothvra t their vpen sir conc erts un themm Saturday evening whl| ~.h w u
w j m u b y 4 u n r u e c r o w d \-bn
remained on the s tu n s until lata.nlnymg the eool g mh lg .vuxangwith lrkndl and tndlng.Our mer~chants report Szturdny Levlnlng
a vu-y |pr u u :On n.,-.£`§"' hw F l u n t t I n d
vnluable prennu wen me u when:of = - w g;und love (mm theirfrivndn.r. Slb|Ik|'| home ls naar
K.uu u.C lty u t h e h u been em-Played rn fa southwest at hemf o r a n n !Ha 1. A y unng
mnn of aterl worth Ind c hrhlitnduneterto be cornqntulatodon Wflmlmr the bride.Mlu B nmtonis 1 gndulte of the Heimxnnehoolan d a s mg a : a t Hmlmg sc hool
n u r 'Delbuu th e p m llve y u r :
and numben her Heads by her lc-muhhnc aa.The hlppy c ouple willmake their home wllh har pnnnta.Mr. Snbzlh ll us lntlng Hr. Brun-
wn i n o p e n u n g d n l u m .Th eb edvnshu :ml mngnutulatlom of tlmlrrn.\ny friend: go with them as thuybeginu m ¢.\»u¢lh¢r-' r m g u mmn Rev. and Mrs. T. J . Rene, lin
Minerva Clner,Dudley Ch mr .
Misses Vuwln Brunton and lh b e lldlnrah all n! Blair;Mr . md Mn .
0rlu` Jann o l D mn l .MPS.Nellie
k |,u m Q,b im-Clemgnts and daughter Burl of Gil-?§.`}'$?"¥ Xi! 2m¢r'1 ' $' $ , , ' u ll i gtlette , W m. s m L o w- md f u nn y .
| uma gg, for norms, hs url bur| C\| =d¢Clemanu m d hmlly ,l n .
feels is will be a n uvuunmt (o r l A.L ~ Sulllvnn, Ed~r Skinner ml
eration.The Ladlea'Aid of the DanishEvangelicalLutheranchurchof
Orurn m d at the Boone Neerldrkhome*Wednesday afternoon.Six-
teen members and elzht vhltorubesidesseveralruenandchildrenwere preaent.A dellcloua lunch oi'cofllee, lemonade,ake, aandurichea,cookies and Eicklee were served byMrs.Newkir and daughters.The
next meeting will be with Mrs.Peter Toft in Fremont.Mine EveIy:1 Euler of Herman abrivcdSaturdxiy evening for a few
daye visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Martin Larsen and family.Drum friencls of Mr. Chda Paul-aenare very ao to le ar n ef hi aterioua illness .JE home In Blair.
Han; people from thi.: community
attended the Beulah Hanlen funeralonSundayafternoon.The manyfriends of the Ham-en fandl cym-palhize with them in their
Rena auel Walter Andersen and
father, N. J. Andersen were Satur-day evening caller:at the H.C.Larsen home.Art Jones and family called atH. C. Hansen: Sunday altacnoon.
Mr.Jena Jceperaen,Hrs.[Awf-
ence Jeaperaen and three daughtera,Marlon, Irma and Norma called at
and 'family on Sunday.
Sunday. July l i was Hina Edna
Illmnberfa birth anniversary andhc:alsters.Hrs.Lealia Hnlkr andfamily, Mia.;Freida and lrlnnd Mr.
flrnwné all of Omaha, with Mn. An-drew venzaanl and liule daughterall came to enloy U10 da? with hfr.Mr.Ceo.Badgvrow and family
§\|l1! Sunday dinner rueatn at Mrs.F ra Badgsrows In Blair.Misa Daria Jnhn's friends are an
nrry 20 lmow .she left Thursday far
l.m= Angeles for an indefinite slay.Sin u-mr with her aunt, Mn. AliceN»\\1:ll.. thereby making u pleasanttrip for bolh.Alice Jenaen and Ruth Compton
went to Omaha Momla with Mr.Ja-n~=en who w u ahipglng rattle
tlwne that day.llnrulhy Smith and little Mend.Rally King were taller: at CllffonlRz.\'s 'hauday evening.
Pldslnt Vlur Sunday School triedirlc up an altnmlh-nce recon!by'°familill"last quamv.Flndng
v:1l;.one family, Fred Pe<:k'a wholemrmbera allbelong toSundny School
um s.'l\rl :tara to all who belongedinanygivenfamillf'Those whohaulperfectreconlawere :he FmrlPorkandES C.Lippincott familiesandMi n Ruth Compton.We a ncompeting for the banner by Sun-
|lD)8 this quarter.Be loyal,class
Everyone had a jolly time and he-
fore leavin;for their homes Mrs.
Lowe served ice cream and calmBobbyreceiverlanumberof giftsfrom his little friend; to remand him
of their visit.
Wm.Pienrd visited with friendsat Geneva over the week-end.Hisplace -Q; foreman of the section was
filled y his son, Howard while he
was away.Chu. and Louis Horn are enjoy-ing e visit. from their brother, AI-fred of Omaha at present.Wm. Richardson and wife of Blair
were up Saturday for a visit withHermanfriends.
Miss 'Freda Neiann of Gmaha vis-ited her father.L.B.Nelson andbrother, Hound over the 'week-emi
retunirng to her work in OmahaSunday evening.
J.C.Bailey ' r u a West Paintvisitor lut Saturday.
Mr. and Mn. D. w. Rutledge hadas dinner guests last Saturday her
grentn. Mr. and llra. Henry Cooper,
re.Jack HcCannahan of Kama.:City, Ho., and Ilie Halt of NorthPlatte, Nehr.
hir. and life. E. C. Reid are mov-ing ~ 1reekAinto tieeirwnew home
cm nut venue pur-chaee]from Dr.Stanley -'§»-1 Jpe
Bandar ia movin;into the Reid
dnv afternoon with Hrs.Martin
Lnsen.My ri and Enid Ruth Reinertun
ment Friday dtexnoon at the H. C.
Lanen home.Mr. and Mrs. H11ry Sieven drovetoFremont Thunday to le a lin .Siever'| brother,who is in a hoa-
Warrczrwakdlelal, Deo Harman,E.Clarke Hansen and Bud Hoe.Ollie Holt of North Platte,who
resided on a farm not of here formany year: spent the put weak inHerman renewing acquaintances and
visiting relat.l\ea._The Harry Cooper frmlly drove
to Blair Saturday evening.Wm. Wagner and daughter of Ar»llugton were Herman vialtora on
Sunday.Pony-four members of therliap-
tint guild with well-filled bllirolnmet at the church around ten o'c.lo¢klaat Thuralay and drove out to theClaude Clements home' west of town.and spent the day. .The ladies laidaaldetheir work for the day and
spent the time in a eoclal 1|ay. Era.Nellie Clements and daughter, Hill
Pearl of Gillette,Wromina'wereguest: and they greatly enjoyed the
visit with the goilders.From allreport:everyone had a ruiomhrfnltime md feel like meeting next. 'week
for world after a day's pleasure.Misa Viola Kaetle returned homeMonday morning from Omaha whereshe underwent an operation for theremoval of her tonalle at an Omaha
hospital a few daya ago.She aarecoveringnicely.Her mother ae-oompanled her to the city and re-
mained with her.Lige Cranneia were damn fromnearTekamahSundayfor a holdvisit at the L. F. Hilelnger homeLittle Bobble Lone was four yearsoldlastSatunlay, July 10 so hla
mother Mrs. La Verne Lowe, invitedanumberofhislittllis friend.:tohelphimcelebratebirthday.
Thom present were Betty Jane West
Joan Hekoreher,Marlon and Stan-ley Truhleen, Jamee Wachter, Wan-
da Erickson,Leona Brewster,Jao-
queline Woodward,Mariorle Maelielll,Elaine -'°='7"'°*=-Doris Juli-anne West,Marin Loftia,Virginia
West, Lyle French, Gerald Fauactt,Junior Nnualer, Maxine Miller, Margaret and Leon Hlrnea, Dorla Himsa
Roma Miller, Bobby and Dlek NoyesJuneW m .liarlon new.measl-
Haneoel: and June West.Mra. Lowevraaaeaiatedine:1tertaining thellttfe folks by Mrs. Geo. Lowe, Mrs.
.
lleeday evening which was e greatbinefat to everytlmlng and a 'leleome
relief after so mneh dry weather.The rain covered only a stdp thru
town a.¢l een and went so did nottheretozv.help the corn only ln
Plktfs.A number from here drove toOakland S='=»»;g_ and spent the day
missing the de hath: a dlp inthe pool, visiting and a ionic dln-
ner.One group inch:Hr.andHrs. Junee Van Horn. Mr. and limBenwarlmterandchildren,Hrs.Hilda Youell and aon, Mrs.Bertha
Ndderhuger, Mina Chria Wach-
ter.Bliss Evelyn Van Horn.HinaHelenNelderkrugerandVernonV811Hom.The memben of the M.E.Aidsocietywere aakd to meet at theBl!nchnnl atom at one forty-:live
Wednenlay afternoon amd can werethere to take them out to the HanaAndes on home where they met for
work.
The ~chool board han Wm. Ademaengaged at Leeent ln making somechanges ln one of the roomn at theechoolin order\o afld to the con-venience and comfort of the pupils
and teacher.Hr. :mul Mn .Wm. Adams,MisaliarieXrlarns,Hianew Laura anal
Anna Fueae had a aleeaant pi c wouting ot the Oalrlan park Sunday.Fred Robertson, wife and son Cor-nell spent Sunday afternoon at tho
0aklan=!T§erk.Nick one of Blair Win up Tues-day lofldng after the renting ofthe Mrx. Hom property just vacated
br Joe Bandur,r n !h - g y theereena nm! other repair.:de.Among the Ilerrnsnltes to enjoynn outing at Oakland park Sunday
were the Waldo Hancock family andtho F. 0. Swanson family.The Masonic bodies in ronnecllonwith the Easlzrn Star of the county
"ill hold e joint pienle at Blair onTuesday, Auzusl. 3nl.The locationilo be decided on later.
onum nnvrs
Mn .Chris Benaon vlaitod rrlthMn. Rudolph .Andreeaon Monday
afternoon.Hr.and ilra.H.C.Leuven anddalatlgere,Kirsten,Hannah and
Lo rlrove te Fremont Honda;'"°m'°~f for an all day pic nic vithelol owlng Lincoln families:Joelreraena,J.L.lvereona,Charlie
Iveraona and Fred Iveraona.They
enjoyed a plcnlo dinner and aupperattheto n r llt g u t there.
Mn. Herman elaon and two aona
from near Herman apent Tueedeyat the Clula Petersen home.Kr. and Hrs.Harry Slevera andnone,also lliaa Viola Booth agentTuesdayeveningattheEmanuel
Andreanon home.The Rose Hill Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Hre. H. C. Hansen onVlredueaday afternoon. Ten members
and three vlaitora were prevent.Af-
ter rvendlna the afternoon eewlngquiltblocks,delicious refreshment.of lce cream, eake, ooffee and eook-ies were aerved by Mra.Hansen.The next meeti.r.;; will be wish Mrs.
Jeead Hansen.Luc Mondayevening a lun num
her of relatives drove out from F11monttotheHarrySlevtfihomeinhonoroflittleGeraldSierarawhose fifth lairthdey urea the n~dey,Tuesday.They brought aabundance of good esta and enjlo
a picnic supper on the lalm.Iurea e aurprlae to the Steven fam
ily.H n and Mrs.Peter Nlelan vlaitem! at Jim Nelson: near Blair o
Tuesday evening.Qtr.and line. Chris RaamuaeenandHelenwereTueadayeveningvisitors at the Jena Iverson home.Mr.and Mn .Andreef Johnsen
called on Hr. and Mm. liter Nlel»
een Monday evening.¢Mrs.Chris Realnuagn and Helenendli n .Peter Nielsen apent Fr!
.
family,He k md Horendick andfamily, Mr. and Mrs.erbert Toelkeand beby. Mr. Herlun and daugh-ter Esther,Mr.and Mrs.Bundle
and children. Geo. Hartung and fam-ily, Mr. and Hrs. Lengewisch, VioletInd Guendoiine Procter, Edna Kun,
C. E. Bring md sons, of Lyon: andM r . a n d H u . O . H . ~Mr.and Hn .Alfred .Youndand baby of Venden, Nebr., errlved
Saturday to s nd the week with hersister,Hrs.Stmdon Lowe and Mr.
Lowe.501117 D-Wil. of Omaha a formerllermnnreddent' n s in town a
couple of days last week renewhu
acquaintances.Mrs. Ilerold Webster of Tekimehvlaihed at the home of her parents,Hr. end'Mre.>Fned Rogen a fewdey : lut week.
Ulin Hopewell of Blair,was aHerman business caller one day listweek.
Mr.and Mrs.John Weber weredown from their home at Pege lastweek for n visit with relatives heremd et B| | if.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Nelson and
children of Craig were visiton atthe parental, Chu. Nelson home cnWednesday.-Mrs.ueo.Lowe and daughter,CluEbel were supper :nests at the
Everett Ilimes home I"rld.|y.Mn .Ah h :Booton of Telumalnan nun! of Hrs. C.E. Johnson isassisting with the household dutienandhelping can for Mrs. J ohnson
who has been quite ill with quinly.She is greedy improved at n=C=°f41whichM11begoodnew:to hemany friends.
Cilmnm |K.ing,who moved £0Blair this spring from a (ann nearlner e vu in wan lu t F rid ay .Hlmr Cooper is the owner of lnew Cnevroleft eolch which the fem»
ily is enjoying them days.Hn. Augzut Timm of Bhir visit-ed Herman friends om Tuesday.
Burke Cerrignn, of Bjair was I
Hennan l u ;Thundny.
The many friends here of Mn.
e H. 1.1 Linen home Sunday af-
IIOU1.Hr. and Mrs.Chris B-ensbn and
Mr.and Mn .Rudolph Andreaaon
visited at the Chain Pauken homoinBlairSundayafternoon.Mr. And Mrs. Julius Fmderickaonand children of Telbuta lem Than
dh ievnaing visitors at the Amin!
Jo nnen home.Mr.and Mn. Peter Niehlencalle¢iattheJensI wn o n homo Fridayevening.Nona and Walter Amleram xndfather N. J. Andersen and Mr. :ndlift. Howard Hastings :nd children
were Sunday supper guna at the:
Soren Rurnussen home in Blair.The following 'Drum pmple lttend-ed a supper pany gt the Ired Jensen
nmo oz s.H n .A l b e r t Jen se n,so n H u o l d
i n l a s u p p e r p a n y a t t h e Ir e d Je n s e n[h e r q e S u n d a y e ve n i n g : H r . a n d H n .
resident here but now living in l1§m» which ho I=»=g==~
Hanna City -ranre to Ilennast Fr!-1 Nc and Mn. J .. Brnwster hlrl"gg for a vid!with relatives and Qiflllfhily o .their daughter,ol friends.5 Jean eblter and Mr.Web-
T. L. Leonard of Blair was gpm-dir of Burt c ounty ,Hr. and Mrs.acting business heme last Fridn Harold Ilrovrater,llr .and H n .Mina Ella Christensen of Blair la Fam.; Brewster and children. lin.
apendin: a few day: in Herman nl B. M. Deell and Mila Iria Bnurster,the home of her siaber,Hrs. Qao.ul::![}Q|g[||y Duloney of Cond,s h u t ;Nlcbr., 1| vialting in Herman at the
Roy Bowden of Scotts Blufih Pillow!time at the home of anNcbr.,1ra.a'n Hcnnan #tailor : g r uncle. Mr. Andaraon.Hin Dorothyurdek.Roy ia well known hdr\\.,l»!l¢n¢le¢l school here n number olsavingclerkadatth i Von Valla gf -H, "3 whe n har father,H.P.
em alma a nu r o rears nn one a groc ery mn.llc ia traveling N u m a n for the The farnily has resided ln CondWealarnWoolenMilla and he has -wg Ioavmg hero in Fehr.1924.
been assigned to :salem Nobraaktl ins llelen Home returned homeHe In making prcparationa to locale li* l==E of the week from a wee-JF:in Blair.whit wzth Friends at Fremont.B d a "Clausen of Bladr,repuhll-'The hall game vllwd hen Svnday
can candidate for ahcrlff.was ln NW NQ liennan and Calhoun ram m Saturday In the interests of nina rn I vic tory for 111° vhltin;hi; emma fo r the of fic e.ham.The score was 4 to 6.L u k Thuraday afternoon Hd en ;Herman Miller,who nemtis re-
Van Valin celebrated hor eilhtlr tonml from .Arkansas to accept thet i m m y by inviting a number o f f g lallitln of manager of the Nielwm
lwr friends in to :read th e . mr - ,f-==1§=<mh u m i n e d and Rouxnoon.Mrs. 'fan Vadn mnrtd a niea l l m l an fillins'Ibong olld on un Ilunch of ice cream and cakq 1rhlchll4Hl1' one can be fo .to take thethe little folks c olorcd vmr §|;| u¢| 1lIOIk.The usual games were played and l r .and Min.R.P.Ramnuuefa
all hail a 'mn'vlcuanr.afternoon have »»=n o - u u m week,Mrs.
and wlahed for mlny happy ret
of the ="{,;Those present we n
Virginia cet,Beatrice Richter.Madeline Miller, Vivian Raamoalon.Emily Jana Clnrk. Betty Jane WoeMona W est, Vivian and IIva N -lor, Geraldine Hue .Tune Weat, '""'1H1andcrt, Elaine lim,Lama BNW-
Lloyd llummel and two cltihiron,
latina' ami Junicr ol' Norfolk. They
have lwvn ataylng with her parentsat Cfrr=co while Hrs. Hummel was
Ntovering from an operation aometimeago.Little Junlor haul the
mifortnne tobreak the bone in oneof~hn arms while tl:-ore.
s I J
M r .a n d M n . .W e b e r w e r e g u e s t .
\
E D G A R G . C L A U H F I N
l u n .a l t l u s n
ipuhlsnl Clldjmlale lor
BHERI |_;'\|§\
Yun You nl. as Anatcunn
members!
Jeek Hauacluildt was a guest atJohnCom trm'|Sunday.Mr. Cllf aard Ray and family were
vhitora Friday s ag at the 'Ped
Ellie home.Mr.and Hra.Clifton]Fletcher
and two daughter:of Omaha andthelllu aa Dorothy and Ha ue r?Fletcher of Bancroft were aa per
Saute Monday evening at the C.
glgndeott home.Pack and family attolided thefuneral of Mr. Lam Vohnu Sunday.Purial was :ruio in iiauranl.Min Alien Jensen araa a Sunday
dinner great of S133 Ruth Cnmpcnn.ir tha afternoon J. ll. Comptm;nd B m Jcrmr-4 families dmra to
na 4au i .and Rza.E.C.Lippincott,
ilu. L fhntlln and Mrs. Ly laGuy -er were called to Bancroft 8atur~day so attend the funeral of Mr.Llpilnc otvr rzrhevr, Mr. Earl Flet-
cher, who d very unexpectedly.Ure. Don Sheaaley was badly hurtMonday afternoon while lralpin her
hu:band dank hay.A place o thelu m e n broke,letting the - m g ;tree fir back..hitting har Instomach.A. doctor was called andaha must remaln in had for a LimaEetty Lou and Junior King, who
have bun #newline a weak at H. J.Smith'a arent home Saturday evenlThreahlnf ha; begun ln this na!
borhood. a eau Blgmbarg beamdrcult W ednlday g. with his wheattlrreahing.Some oata are yet toe
green to cut.
pnaedn.hsnlln m|.ab||ndbs~
ooms npu tolt hed htrietr vad
h n d o l n l d n d a m r m m atob e u u d unlunlwly in im
pruvin|l.hapu hlieh|¢hny4ln
a ld meddlstrkf."lf twovthlndldthnvehsenntn'
md x e k e d mn h n l1 ' b e 1 o r u ld n |-e l d k v y ,Lh s u id County a w e
thilond¢ rha' |'h |Ehh rpriu,nlqll
nnkly nurnpapur pl-hatred md wb-
lh h e d in B h 1 r o fs a H C o u n t y ln do l l v l l l l dnulstiontbsrdn,for
\hr e¢ |\ vx \l-Iiv elwe hp do riau id
da y o l aa ur l ng.By ¢.beCeu%~
o w n - m u f .r u e .J ada.
pl-:mist will bs sold I0 nth!
hdrmml. 01| intexet the ~.canl lad All accruing each
vided by uid ont: And the ~
by Inv in unch u n a mad
pnwidpd.
Dntad thin 1721! dxy of June,
as Blair, Nc bnnh.ex-a.llmr la lle hleu s,<
three luc c tllive muh prior In ui d
day of zoning..
By th e Ca rt#-ChuIn Leslie,
24-AL Judge.
smzarrrs SALE
Wm J. Maher, Atty.
By virtue af an enler of nie |3-
nzed out of the District Court ofWuhingtonCounty,Ne b na h ,and
in pmmesnce of s dec ree o f u i d
Court In nn, action therein pendingiha td n Humm sa u B an k, a Go r-
roretion,is plaintiff and Jennings
Welt and Wen,i n t und
:eel mme ln\m°*1\»iriie of J en-
nings West,are ddendanu 1 will
on Tueaday the 20th day nf Judy,1928, st 1:00 o'clnck PAL a!d d
dev at _g=_;j~==* Front Door of the
W uhin County Couit Home in
the City of Blair, Wuhingtnn Carr:-
taf. Nebruh, eel]et public auction
tn the highest bidder for :nh the
following described ret! lltsw-to-1rit:
LUN 2:-22-2:-24-as in Block IB vn-
hge of Herman, Wuhington Coun-ty , Nebmh, to satisfy one c ezhln
mortgage on the real estate above
depcribed which Il subject £0 I rimmg;-| ¢;¢¢ on uid vrmflH'in favor
of The Nebraska Suze Building and
Loan Auoc iltion of I-Wetnlnt,Ne-
bru kn in the prindpai m m of
$2400.00.together with intexutthereonnaprovidedinsaidmori-
ng e .The plaintiff on the 1-ith day ofSeptember1925nbtlinededecree
of foreclosure in uid action for thesumof $240000, together with in-
terest thereon from July I, 1925 at
SHEIIFF S SALE
Wm. J.labor, Atty.
B y v l r t u l o f s n o n l o r o f u h
wad out of the Diltdet Court o
Wuhington County,Nebrukl-»| |
inporaunnoo o t s d o e r o o o tCourt in an sedan thudn .J w
wbenhm Edvard 8. Ner d! is pla l:
tiff Pd W illiam ll¢C0rmlck 1|fendont I will on Wednesday th
21at.day of J uly ,1926,at 1:00
o'e1ock RH. o f u i d day at »
W m Front Door of the W
ton County Court House In the ellofBlair,Wuhin;ton County, Ne
brooks, ull at public auction to th
highest hidder for cull the foilow
ing described m l estate,somit
The East Quarter of the South WeaQxhrtnr of the Northwest Qmw- o
Section 13,Township 18 North o
Ran¢e l1 E|.|it o ! t h e | : l x t h ?
Wuhington Gounty, Nebnaka.
The plaintiff on the 14th day oSeptember,1925, obtained o
of foreclosure in uh! action for
som of $1200.00 together with insome thereon fro m Mueh 1, ~ "
at 10% per annum and for eo!!-I
.uid own! in the sum ol $9.36 on
ail sawing c osts.mid decree o
iwlsmvnl amd foredoouri prod~ »that u i d premises above describe
he sold to n ti of y wa l judgmen
andeoltiinc iletlmettmeremlminetunpaidfo r s period of more th
twenty day: from the entry of and
decree, md said judgment and ooo
.u .
ea nn dNO. 161 0.E.S~\Conmhdaneu ul Wuldnwiun n m n c x v m a |andm m m n m z v n x u l 0o\mt1.Nebxuh,lrvy|lȢd|l
c s v m c u ora m s r arg.""¢£2|`£S"`"E €u5é¢ hFRIDAY£ i = » » é u » w¢ f p = » u » a = h ¢ , £|'Tbedecdanb-oardoflaldPrinmry
n e d s i h n r t r u m t a b o n n d E k r : d o u 1 r £ l 2 b o i h o ¢ l e e t I o n t p a £
. l ¢\ .\ _ ;1 A _o . . . - | - \§ \ . . . A ! . _¢. u» {4
in Isl 1o.,TL.'i`"
lush: WMI!!! 11 A. H.
"ha ma u n r - ' r 1 d » r z : v»" " " " " " " " " " " " " ' ° " ' " " '" "" " "" '' " " " ' """''willp N_ { ;QLU fund o f u i d fold dldgic t Ind | Gen\ni Election Llws gun rn2n d¥ 'r ld ay o f¢ c h llon Lh .to b o u n d a d la d v e i y in im-u m m u m a y b e .
" Q W p mv h g th e p u h u c h lg h w g n i n i d v m un de rmy mn d m d md ,W . ~_,§...\1a_u-..,.. - . J |44 mul distric t."b y o r d e r o ! i n C ° = 1 = * r ~au|¢1i»n»a»»»¢Hm=ooP.mEnmum» mlm» ¢ s P .a | .
AMERICAN LEGION,Hunley E. Hlh Yvlh No. nu
m ua Grd Fri. Evuihl. |:00
s u m ' a n C L U Bl u i Friday of euh Month
4 1 .1 .m e h el ec i io n sh a l l b e f o r a i d s p e -
d a l 3 0 1 ,t h e u i d C o u n t y B y r d
w i n I m t h e n m .o t h e r w i s e th e
n m e vi i i n o t h e le vie d .
T h e d e n i m b o u n d o f u i d P d m l n
E h c t l o n v m b e t h e el e c t i o n u m a
o f n h l S p e c k !El e c t i o n I n d th e
G e n m l El e c ti o n L u r e w i l l g o n m
a s n u r g n m a y b u '
G i ve n u n d e r m y m m : n d l u i ,
b y o r d e r o f t h e C o u n t y C u m m i l l l u n -
a n o f 'W u h l n g u r n C o u n t y ,N e b u l -
k a , t h i s 3 » | t h . d a y o f i l l s . 1 9 2 6 .
( S E A L )A n n i e c . l l l r ' - i l l .
5 - l t .C o u n t y Cl e r k .
as.Wahl glen County I
I.R. ~ 1litc hman. of the abovenamed bank do anhmuly .wear that
the above auleusent is n. true and
cmnet c opy of the report made tothe Department of Tnde :nd Com-
mane.R. C. Hitchman.Auiatsnt Cashier.
ATTES'I':
Petm ll. Nam, Dimc tor.
A. B. Hitzhmnn, Binder.Subsaihed and u m m to before
me this Oth day at July, 1928.
John A. Carritlli
Nahry Public.
. . . . . , . . . . . . - _- . - . . . . _. . . .. .
ma s B E UL A H z u u s z u
Hin Bbulnh Hamm, and twentym e yura.dnughber of Hr.and
Hn .Willilm Hansen df Orum.
pls-led a n y at the Blair hrnpit-ldlui Thunday evenlng after in lll-
n u :whic h hu been of long dur-
ation.Hin Hanlen put in wo y ears at
Boulder,Cnlondo in a :\\¢raa'| train-
ing oouna but on wcy unt of poor
l:e\ll.h ntulmed shout a y u r a n
zo the home of her parents fully
expecting to :fain tak: up her workat tha hospital in Bonidcr, but :he
meer regained her health md h u
been eonfineif tn har bed for hang
intervals lm] at hat dllth uma hrralieva her of lnr sufferings.
The funenl was held at the Meth-
odist clnmh in this city on l u t
Thursday at 2 P. ll. and Interment
was made in the Blair cemetery.
Besides lhe grief ntfickon parentsfive mister; :ml one brother are left
to mourn the departed.
BATURDAY
c . A .n .md w. a . c .hd Ind -ith Saturday Afternoon!
r o a d di s t r i c t f o r t h e I b n !r e a r
19 2 6 , t h a p r o c e e d s o f u i d s p t c i d
h v y t o b e a n d b e c o m e a p a r t u f t h
di s r i c t r o a d f u n d o f u i d u n d d l l !
d e t a n d t o b e us ed e u i u a i ve i y I
i n t p r o vi n g t h pu b l i c h i g h \ g y 3 I~
u i d m a d d i n r i d a n d { o r n o o t h a
di st ri ct ,a n d i n u r c o r d i n c e w i t h .
St at u te s i n su ch c u e s m a d e a n
Nofrzcs 0 ?HEARING
PRDBATE OF W m.
In the County Coun
STATE 0? NEBRASKA,
W uh lllgzn CuuntyIna n tier nr the Esate of
Julius Zhgllrbeoeaaed:THES TATE
OF NEBRASKA TO the bein at
hw next of kin, c mlftoa am. lo any
others inleltsted in mid matter:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That an instlume1£ purporting to betheLastWillandTestanvenlul
Julius Ziegler deceased,is o:;.file
in u i d Conn,rad also n petition
praying for the Probate of a i dinstrument., and for the appolnmenl
of Magrete Zclgler u ExieutrixThat on the Sth day of Augvat 1026,
at ID o'¢lock AAI.,.uid petamon
and the proof of the exzeution of
u i d instrument lrill be heard, and
that if you do not than appear and
contest,u i d Court may Probateandneon!ti mu ma ,stu!g n n t
ldminintrntion of :hs ui ate to
ldagrelc Ziegler.
This notice shall be published for: h m weeks successively in the
Enterprise prior to laid hearing.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 12th du' of July, l926..{SEAL)I. C. ELLER.
25-lt.County Judge.
u .,._
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
The eheton of Raul Dlstrkl No.
14.Wh*hinglon Gaunty,Ne b r u h ,are hereby notiiled that mon 'lhln
ten nsident f n :hidden o f u i droad district filed lhdr petition with
the County Board of W uhhgton
County, Nehnaka, on the 12131 day
of July 1926, requelling uid Board
tu levy n speck! tax of one mill on
REPORT or .THE CONDITION
OF
'HIE FARMERS STATE BANK
of Binlr, Charter No. 1542
ln the Stale of Nebraska at the clan
of business June 80,1926.
RESOURCES
Lum and dllcounu . . . $334,983.09
~10.77
Bonds,securities,ind:-
menta and shim:(ex-dwve o f : n h r e wwe )85,894.25
0 t h ¢ r \ . i u t a . . . . . . . .89.13
Banking house fum!
tum Ind fixtures . . . .20,Bw.00Banken'Conservation
~838.82
Dua from Nation# and
State banks . 342,187.66
Checks and Items
of ixchnzngu . .2,684.60
Cnh In bank 7,911.46U.S. bonds in
mah neu:ve .2o,ooo.0o
1s,3auo
TOTAI. . . . . . . .$a15.9s2.as
LIABILITIES
Capital itnck . . . . . . .S 35,000.00
Surplus fund 1 . . . . .7,B60.WUndlvlded profits (HHH 8,505.97
Individual deposits aub-
jerttocheck .n04,»so.ss
Time eertitleltu
of deposit 172,721.76Sadngu depodls 83,048.59
C|shler's check:
outaurndlng .-4,548.89
¢65,ss9.'z9Depoai¢»or'a guarantee
f u n d . . . . . . . . . . .1,22a.co
'ro1°.\1.......ss1a,ss2.ao
NOTICE Ol`HEARING
FI NA L s m-r L s ms m°
In the County Court
STATE OF NEB RA SK A!
L al.Washington County.I
Grant Inthrop, Attorney
in Ute Matter of the Estate ofSamuelD.Bouvier Deceased:the
heirs al law, next of kin. sievilues,
legatees,creditors and All persona
interested in the final settlement ofmid estate are hereby notified that
on the 12th day of July 1926, Alice
Bouvier the Admiuiatratrix of laidestate filed a petition in said Lbunty
Court,praylng that her final ad-
ministration aoeount filed herein be
settled und allowed,that proof of
heirrhip be taken, order for diatri-
bution of aaeeta and assignment ofdower and homestead sight: entered:
and the mid Admiialrutrlx ,g
charged.lf you fail to appear before said
County Court on the 13th day of
August 1926,at 10 o'elock .A.M..
and contest said petition, the Court
may grunt the prayer thereof and
make auch other Ind further ordifhallowancesanddecreesastothis
Conn may aeem proper.
Witness my hand and Official Sealthis1201 day ofJ uly ,1926.
(SEAL)I. C. z-:u.r~:n,
25-bt.County Judge.
NOTICE UF' SPECIAL ELII{'l`loN
The eiectora of Basd Distaict No.
IS,Wuhingion County,Nelnssks.are hereby nctlfled that more than
ten resident.f m holders of u i d
msd distrlci filed their Pfiilicm withtheCountyBoardaf Wsshi:xgton
County, Nehnnh on the 12111daynf July, 1926, requesting uid Bosrd
to NW s special tax of one mil!
on Tueadey the 20th dey nf Judy,1928, et 1:00 o'clnck PAL e!d d
dev at _g=_;"'=== Front Door of the
W uhin County Court Home in
the City of Blair, Wuhingtnn Gear:-
tr. Nebruh, eel]et public auction
tn the highul. bidder for :nh the
following described ret! State-to-rritz
LUN 2:-22-2:-24-as in Block IB vn-
hge of Herman, Washington Coun-ty, Nebmh, to satisfy one c ezteln
mortgage on the real estate above
deperibed which Il subject £0 I rimmg;-| ¢;¢¢ on uid vrmflH'in fever
of The Nebraska Suze Building and
been Auoc iltion of I-Wernlnt,Ne-
bru kn in the prindpei m m of
$2400.00.together with interestthereonnaprovidedinsaidmort-
ng e .The plaintiff on the 1-ith day ofSeptember1925nbtlinededecree
of foreclosure in uid action for thesumof $240000, together with in-
terest thereon from July I, 1925 at
10%per annum and for costa of
uid action in the sum of $14.55 mdd l eccruing costa,said decree of
judgment and foreclamre providing
that u i d premises above described
be sold to satisfy : d d judfment
and com in use the same remained
unpaid for e period of more than
twenty dey : from the entry of said
decree, nd aid judgment and east;
being unpaid and uid decree bein!still in run force and effect m d
0ur Repair Shop
is manned by
Competent Mechanics
Coon WITH
c. As
The 0nly Sensible, Sanitary Method
Cheaper than any other way
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
Our Price is Reasonable
0ur Work Guaranteed
I Always Try Us First
Arndt-Snyder Motor Co
Buick Motor Cars
bruh, ull at public auc tion to the
highest lxldder for cull the follow-
h r described m l e m u ,oomit:The East Quarter of the South WestQxhruu- of the Northwest Qmw- of
Section 13,Tovmahip 18 North of
Range l l E n t of the :sixth R H .
Wuhington Gounty, Nebnaka.
The plaintiff on the 14th day ofSeptember,1925, obtained a decree
of foreclosure in uh! action for the
sum of $1200.00 together with in-umz th ereon fro m Mueh 1, 1924
at 10% per annum and for eortl of
.uid nwtrl in the sum ol $9.36 end
all sawing c osts.mid decree of
iwlsmvnt amd foreclosure vmvldluxthatu i d premises above described
he sold to satisfy wal judgment
and costa in cue the some remaiualunpaidfo r s period of more than
twenty day: from the entry of aid
decree, and uid judgment and oosubeing unpdd md uid decree being
:till in full force and effect u i d
premise.; will be sold to satisfy saidjudgment, the Entert!! thereon, the
costa and all accruing costa as pro-
vided by uid order and dan-e and
by lur in such euea made and pro-
vided.
Dated this Nth day o! June, 1926,
at Bleir, Nebnakz.
21-BL Maurice Mdlrema, Sheriff.
AMERICAN LEGION,Hunley E. Hlh Yvlh No. nu
m ua Grd Fri. Evuihl. |:00
s u m ' a n C L U Bl u i Friday of euh Month
4 1 .1 .m e h el ec i io n sh a l l b e f o r a i d s p e -
d a l 3 0 1 ,t h e u i d C o u n t y B y r d
w i n I m t h e n m .o t h e r w i s e th e
n m e vi i i n o t h e le vie d .
T h e d e n i m b o u n d o f u i d P d m l n
E h c t l o n v m b e t h e el e c t i o n u m a
o f n h l S p e c k !El e c t i o n I n d th e
G e n m l El e c ti o n L u r e w i l l g o n m
a s n u r g n m a y b u '
G i ve n u n d e r m y m m : n d l u i ,
b y o r d e r o f t h e C o u n t y C u m m i l l l u n -
a n o f 'W u h l n g u r n C o u n t y ,N e b u l -
k a , t h i s 3 » | t h . d a y o f i l l s . 1 9 2 6 .
( S E A L )A n n i e c . l l l r ' - i l l .
5 - l t .C o u n t y Cl e r k .
as.Wahl glen County I
I.R. ~ 1litc hman. of the abovenamed bank do anhmuly .wear that
the above auleusent is n. true and
cmnet c opy of the report made tothe Department of Tnde :nd Com-
mane.R. C. Hitchman.Auiatsnt Cashier.
ATTES'I':
Petm ll. Nam, Dimc tor.
A. B. Hitzhmnn, Binder.Subsaihed and u m m to before
me this Oth day at July, 1928.
John A. Carritlli
Nahry Public.
. . . . . , . . . . . . - _- . - . . . . _. . . .. .
ma s B E UL A H z u u s z u
Hin Bbulnh Hamm, and twentym e yura.dnughber of Hr.and
Hn .Willilm Hansen df Orum.
pls-led a n y at the Blair hrnpit-ldlui Thunday evenlng after in lll-
n u :whic h hu been of long dur-
ation.Hin Hanlen put in wo y ears at
Boulder,Cnlondo in a :\\¢raa'| train-
ing oouna but on wcy unt of poor
l:e\ll.h ntulmed shout a y u r a n
zo the home of her parents fully
expecting to :fain tak: up her workat tha hospital in Bonidcr, but :he
meer regained her health md h u
been eonfineif tn har bed for hang
intervals lm] at hat dllth uma hrralieva her of lnr sufferings.
The funenl was held at the Meth-
odist clnmh in this city on l u t
Thursday at 2 P. ll. and Interment
was made in the Blair cemetery.
Besides lhe grief ntfickon parentsfive mister; :ml one brother are left
to mourn the departed.
BATURDAY
c. A. n.md W . ac.hd Ind -ith Saturday Afternoon!
r o a d di s t r i c t f o r t h e I b n !r e a r
19 2 6 , t h a p r o c e e d s o f u i d s p t c i d
h v y t o b e a n d b e c o m e a p a r t u f t h
di s r i c t r o a d f u n d o f u i d u n d d l l !
d e t a n d t o b e us ed e u i u a i ve i y I
i n t p r o vi n g t h pu b l i c h i g h \ g y 3 I~
u i d m a d d i n r i d a n d { o r n o o t h a
di st ri ct ,a n d i n u r c o r d i n c e w i t h .
St at u te s i n su ch c u e s m a d e a n
Nofrzcs 0 ?HEARING
PRDBATE OF W m.
In the County Coun
STATE 0? NEBRASKA,
W uh lllgzn CuuntyIna n tier nr the Esate of
Julius Zhgllrbeoeaaed:THES TATE
OF NEBRASKA TO the bein at
hw next of kin, c mlftoa am. lo any
others inleltsted in mid matter:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That an instlume1£ purporting to betheLastWillandTestanvenlul
Julius Ziegler deceased,is o:;.file
in u i d Conn,rad also n petition
praying for the Probate of a i dinstrument., and for the appolnmenl
of Magrete Zclgler u ExieutrixThat on the Sth day of Augvat 1026,
at ID o'¢lock AAI.,.uid petamon
and the proof of the exzeution of
u i d instrument lrill be heard, and
that if you do not than appear and
contest,u i d Court may Probateandneon!ti mu ma ,stu!g n n t
ldminintrntion of :hs ui ate to
ldagrelc Ziegler.
This notice shall be published for: h m weeks successively in the
Enterprise prior to laid hearing.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 12th du' of July, l926..{SEAL)I. C. ELLER.
25-lt.County Judge.
u .,._
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
The eheton of Raul Dlstrkl No.
14.Wh*hinglon Gaunty,Ne b r u h ,are hereby notiiled that mon 'lhln
ten nsident f n :hidden o f u i droad district filed lhdr petition with
the County Board of W uhhgton
County, Nehnaka, on the 12131 day
of July 1926, requelling uid Board
tu levy n speck! tax of one mill on
REPORT or .THE CONDITION
OF
'HIE FARMERS STATE BANK
of Binlr, Charter No. 1542
ln the Stale of Nebraska at the clan
of business June 80,1926.
RESOURCES
Lum and dllcounu . . . $334,983.09
~10.77
Bonds,securities,ind:-
menta and shim:(ex-dwve o f : n h r e wwe )85,894.25
0 t h ¢ r \ . i u t a . . . . . . . .89.13
Banking house fum!
tum Ind fixtures . . . .20,Bw.00Banken'Conservation
~838.82
Dua from Nation# and
State banks . 342,187.66
Checks and Items
of ixchnzngu . .2,684.60
Cnh In bank 7,911.46U.S. bonds in
mah neu:ve .2o,ooo.0o
1s,3auo
TOTAI. . . . . . . .$a15.9s2.as
LIABILITIES
Capital itnck . . . . . . .S 35,000.00
Surplus fund 9. . . . .7,B60.WUndlvlded profits (HHH 8,505.97
Individual deposits aub-
jerttocheck .n04,»so.ss
Time eertitleltu
of deposit 172,721.76Sadngu depodls 83,048.59
C|shler's check:
outaurndlng .-4,548.89
¢65,ss9.'z9Depoai¢»or'a guarantee
f u n d . . . . . . . . . . .1,22a.co
'ro1°.\1.......ss1a,ss2.ao
NOTICE Ol`HEARING
FI NA L s m-r L s ms m°
In the County Court
STATE OF NEB RA SK A!
L al.Washington County.I
Grant Inthrop, Attorney
in Ute Matter of the Estate ofSamuelD.Bouvier Deceased:the
heirs al law, next of kin. sievilues,
legatees,creditors and All persona
interested in the final settlement ofmid estate are hereby notified that
on the 12th day of July 1926, Alice
Bouvier the Admiuiatratrix of laidestate filed a petition in said Lbunty
Court,praylng that her final ad-
ministration aoeount filed herein be
settled und allowed,that proof of
heirrhip be taken, order for diatri-
bution of aaeeta and assignment ofdower and homestead sight: entered:
and the mid Admiialrutrlx ,g
charged.lf you fail to appear before said
County Court on the 13th day of
August 1926,at 10 o'elock .A.M..
and contest said petition, the Court
may grunt the prayer thereof and
make auch other Ind further ordifhallowancesanddecreesastothis
Conn may aeem proper.
Witness my hand and Official Sealthis1201 day ofJ uly ,1926.
(SEAL)I. C. z-:u.r~:n,
25-bt.County Judge.
NOTICE UF' SPECIAL ELII{'l`loN
The eiectora of Basd Distaict No.
IS,Wuhingion County,Nelnssks.are hereby nctlfled that more than
ten resident.f m holders of u i d
msd distrlci filed their Pfiilicm withtheCountyBoardaf Wsshi:xgton
County, Nehnnh on the 12111daynf July, 1926, requesting uid Bosrd
to NW s special tax of one mil!
vuzxsnh
PYTHIAN SISTERS
,
REBEKAHS
an and Bid Tues. Evening.
Competent Mechanics
IS,Wuhingion County,Nelnssks.are hereby nctlfled that more than
ten resident.f m holders of u i d
msd distrlci filed their Pfiilicm withtheCountyBoardaf Wsshi:xgton
County, Nehnnh on the 12111daynf July, 1926, requesting uid Bosrd
to NW s special tax of one mil!
Our Price is Reasonable19 2 6 , t h a p r o c e e d s o f u i d s p t c i d t a x s c r i b e d r e a l e s u t e t o - w i t : - L o t s N o .
k v: t o b e a n d b e c o m e a p a r t o f t h e 1 , N o . 2 , N o . 3 . N o . 4 ,i n B l o c k 1 4 ,
diszict.r o a d f u n d o f u i d m a d i n t -Vi1l|.ge ' o f A r l i n g t o n ,W t a l i i n l t d n
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
The eheton 0? Raul Dlstrkl No.
14.Wh*hinglon Gaunty,Ne b r u h ,
/ ~
Arndt-Snyder Motor Co
Buick Motor Cars
...|t h e pr bo eb da o f u k !a p u i a l m x
l e vy t o b e a n d be co me n p a n o f
t h e di s t ri c t r o a d fu n d o f .m m r o m !
~a n d t o b e us ed ex cl us ivel y
m m p r o vl n g t h e p u b i i e h l g h w g y n i n
a n d m a d di s t ri c t a n d fo r n o o t h e r
d l s t r k t , a n d i n sce on lon ce w i t h t h e
St l t u b e s i n su ch c u e s m u l e a n d
PN W i< i o= L ad d B o a rd of Co u n ty Co m -
m l u i o n e r a l l a i l i n g a n el ec ti on o f
a l l t h e edeclaon o f s l i d di s tr i ct .l %
b e h o l d a t t h e s o m e t i m e I n d w i t h
t h e . G e n e n l P r i m n r y El ec t io n o n
t h e w t h d a y o !Au g u s t ,1928,t o
vo t e u p o n t h e fo l i o w i n g p r o p o s i t i o n .
t o w i t :
" S h a l l t h e B o u t ]o f C o u n t y
Co m mi s si o ne r s o f Wa.n`hin¢ton
Co u n t y , Ne b r a s k a , l e vy a s p o r i n l
t n :o r n a e n n n n t o f o n e m i l l
u p o n a l l o f t h e t u m b l e p r o p e r t y
'i n R g | | ]; D m r i e z N o .l s .i n
W l.»\h ln¢ton Co u n t y ,N e b n d u
fo r t h e H a u l y e a r o f m s , s a i s !
d a y o f A u g u s t 1926,a t 10 o'cl ock,
A J 4 . ,a t t h e C o u r t H o m e i n t h e
C i t y o f B l n i r i n u i d C o u n t y t o l h o w
can oe.i f a n y t h e r e bo ,w h y t h e
p r a y e r o f sa i d pe ti t io n er ,b e n o t
g r a n t e d fo r l i c e n s e t o s e l l so l d sea*
n t a t e o f m i d w a n ! a t p r i va t e s a l e .
f I t i s t h e r e fo r e o r d e r e d t h a t n o -
tlco o f sa id ap p li é a ti o n a n d o f t h e
t i m e a n d p l n c e o f t h a h n r l n g t h e r e -
o f, a s a b o ve fi x e d , b e g i ve n ¢ d * u 1 d
m i n o r , t h e n u l r d i l n . H u e n e x t o f k i n ,
_
0ur Work GuaranteedintprovingthepublichighwgygInuk! application.
uid mad dinrid and {or no atherl Now,therefore,it is hweby or
.I
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..,.»..> - ".---¢'~'* " " " '~ "~;T€§='v:..-
I Always Try Us FirstSu n u m in auch cues made and minor and my and all mmm E n -
provided, uid Board of County Com-bruised in her uid u tah, b e andmiuionera is eailinl an elec tion o!they hereby an directed to appear
ail the electon of uid district,to before the Distric t Court of Wqh-
ten nsident f n :hidden o f u i droad district filed lhdr petition with
the County Board of W uhhgton
County, Nehnaka, on the 12131 day
of July 1926, requelling uid Board
tu levy n speck! tax of one mill on
ward:and the Court having hun!
the u ma and being fully advisedinthepremises,and it appearing
from uid application and the gmson
{\ support thereof that it would beheneficia!to saiul ward and lo all
penona interestul in her ac ute tosell for the purpose of rg! nrgatment
'l'he Enter-prlaefornnn.
Fat men lh v l d take -#9 15~
control.
l| (r¢ .Lue ianHaller vlllenbe »
ebndppmyrruu.
Birthday and eongratulatlonat The Enterprile office.13-tl
Fred IIeunrmann of Arlingtonrraa a Blair ddtot la lt lo ud ly .
Hina Ruth Br o e a wh o i a ~
ln; aummar achool at W a y !! wi l
come home today.
The Ed latthioaan fanzlly
leaving this weak for a stay at th
lakes in northern Iowa.
lllaa Helen Bolt. who in enmlv
in the office of county lodge?
taking her vacation Lhia week.
Loaeln and Hilton Rhoadeu a
home from a tem of summer ~
at the mu unlven lty at L inc oln.
Hra.Relnhazt of West Point
rtlitlng lm' daughter,li n .I .Broaa and Hr.Brad of this c ity ,
~Of ~| .|
ve mln a tte n da n o e a ttlu l 0 0
picnic t l Omaha last Monday a
report a very pleasant time.
Levi Rhoadea,known ml "B
lllmoadu camedow: from 'Tripp .ty South Dakota last Saturday a~
la :pending the weak vlalting ll
parents,Kr-md Hn .Ja .
Rhoadaa, and other relative.
Kr. Jaa. E. llaher was taken r
tlfhly ill laatrll| ,'ht at about I no'clocl:with a rt attack.
prompt attention of a physicianthe effect of alleviating his auffe
Inga and In la much better today.
Mrs.Cora Badgerow and H1JtmeFletchersupervisedaplatfortheirSundayachbol:laura
vga Baptist church at the toupark laat Tuesday evening.All tl
u very happy time.f
Hrs. 1. R. Smith lukmiltral to
other operation on he : u e balllaat Friday ln Omaha andlt in ||
tls a tth la r vi llb e tln lu ta mi o
ceuful operation aa It has ~ -har muc h pain and riorry.
Hra.Benton Harah .of Den~
Colorado la rlaitlnl relntivenfriend; here for a number of .
Hrs. lllarah la lmo1rn to Blair
ph aa Min Halal Sutton and wrat one time a teacher ln this ooumt
lin. Raamua Johansen entortalanumberoffriendslostHonda
evening at ai.: o'cloek dinner. Th
were present Hr.and Hrs.n .
Oleson. Hr. and Hn. Holgonl J~ae':\, Mr. and Ifa Otto Kjollh a~
Mr. and Bra. V. Danforth of 0~
Hr. and Era.Henry Voss enoetained rs number of relatiwm ot dl
ner lun Sunday.Those enjoying -
hoapltallty were Mr. and Mn. A.
Y o u and Ura.Bore:Jenall.Blair, Mr. and Ira. John 'foe-1] J
and Sr., and Jeanette V094 of 31|
lard, Nebr.
Mr.and Hra.Claude U ~
and family of Gleudive, idontona a
on their way, by auto, to visithraaka, their native state.Mm,
c; Ililwa, mother of Mn. um
reeeived word that they would a
rlve this evening or tomorrow anaturally thare'a some excitement
Mra. Hllton'a home at this lime.
Myron Brock. ann of Ju.. nml ll
A. R. Brock. will become o partthe Gtizcna Bank force £11 the
future and will learn all there
to know of the banking businenachu been Working in a Benson ba
for s o m time and got his f l
leno-ta In banking ln the Usdbank before going to Berman, mo
familiar with :urself of the wo
Miss Mary Cook,who hr lkfn lvl
the Citizens bank alnoe the fail
of the Castemr bank has real~
Her position to take effect August
e.~r, 801, 30. 'ith St.
~fo r nu n .
cell.aimmire,m n
l amz.
m m m b n h visited
eoln Init weak.
Nelghbon uaifmgum
y, July 16 with Hrs.
Bakhenhch,l'hD hin Unooh spent the
a
thmnnn has been mn-
»1rl'|.h lumbqu but
at pxuent..
.Insult is driving lcoach punaluuad last
mason Chevrolet Co.
R. E. Tilden is mov-
to his nuidencu at~t.ha ve mls th en :2 4 - t f .
r the Church of God
fo o d u k a t th e
Shop on Sltunday.za-1:.
Slunden of Lin-
vldting Mn .E u :
Hdna and Hrs.
this week.
rs. Wm.Linden and
| Florence Sunday :ndHanry Schmidt homg
sorry tb ln:-:1 that
~midt'| bulth is in I
~n.
lving disposed of my
offering my fnne Jer-le.If ycu are Innk-
MW tbl! 1| y orr up.
.wil!.be freuh in
of John A. Rlzoudesrise office.22-tf.
e amd family left the
last week ior Iowa
ll spend n short vaca-°£ know 1\rhd.htr this
railroad through here
i n t ld while Chu.is
as he hu had c harge
at this place for a
urs:
Judge-»So you : k i m yen ro~
the nesiaunnt benme youstawing.Why dldn't you t l
something zo oat baatead of lrot!
thrc uh register?Prisoner--l'm x proud man,
honor, an' I make: il a rule to -
fOr what l est.
Boarding House Proprilete11;-1
afraid I shall have to kivo youtice.\ou're not quite what x
Cook -0h , mi nm!Am!I u I
:tooel the bolnlern liked my c~
ing wr y much lndnei.
B.H.P.--They do.Ih2l's I
the troubio!
First Movie S ur-Z ml y ou t
Herman ,Sheik in the greatrsé
|lar ip the world!Second Movie Star-Pah!W
hu he ever done?
First Movie Star--He has a
myna zhu. la gqai in (rf\y alalv
the Unio°1!
RAILROAD ml? TAB
Chicago and North Wcuelorn
'h ah a Ba li6:39 P.Il.Dlily except Sunday
Trains W u!7:28 .\. M. Daily oxcept Suminy
T:f5 A
1:62 P.
6:40 I)7:52 Af
8:16 A
C.
M.
ar.
M.M.
51.
Sl.. P M. & o.Trailil Numb
Daily except Sunfhy.
Daily exclept Sunday.
Da°ily except Sunday.
Sunday only.Train: S-wth
Daily exrept Sunday.
| .1 |\ ~.i s n d d a t c m c h t o t h e w a r d r o b e o i t h e m o s t
Id i o u s .
o u r C l a s p - n r u u n d s , m a d e o f d n h u y s a t i n b r u -
e s , w c », ~up p o rt- tr imn e s -c omfo rt and sty le in you`r'
ring apparel.l'rlCcd rcasonablly nt $2.50-$3.50
(lcssard lront lac ing corscts llt benulihully into
large woman's wardrobe. They give ihe longer
ellec t to the stout llgurc .l¢nding racc and
u 3 g n ~r
e .P r i c e d a t $ 3 . 5 0 a n d 5 5 . 0 0 .
s e t B r a s s l e r c s l o r t h e M i s s w h i c h m o u l d t h e
w i n g f i g u r e .z l v l u g a b s o l u t e fr e e d o m t o e ve r y ?
e m e n t .P r i c e d a t $ l . 5 0 e n c h .
n v e a |Q Q
rs l~eq ed of two -lor th e needs of th e more m u u r e
memsnd ls designed to meet the requlrmc nzs of
ty pes ol Hgurei.Priced at $2.50 and 55.50.
Corseiktte for th 9 a
ominal support whic h insures smooth and grue-
llnes.liriced at $5.00.
e extra giant having a spec ! I
plete Combination--Satin bruc nde wli h Geor-
te Step-ln--slim and grsc elul for those dnlnty
~rgette castumes.Priced at 55.00
have a ful! line ui Brass!eres iur all ilgufes. in
to n, § | lk and Llce materials.Pric ed from sm
L50 each.
w. J. S A S
ig Stare f The BIQ Reliabl
The Enterprise for neva.
Bieyele for aale.Call at Th En-
terprise office.12»tf.
Hrs. Tal Latluop 1| visiting lm'
parents at Ord, Nob:.
Dr.R..J.lhmloch and Iamily lett
today for a vacation at Lab Oko-
boji.°
Hr. and lin. Glas. Hltehman re-
turned yesterday front a ten days
outing in the Black Hillq.
Hina Louise Fenner of Omaha via-
ited with Blair friends on her wrto Sioux Fdls, 'share she will spend
a abo rt nq tion.
Mn um! Hn. Oac-lr Hopkins andchildrendrovetoGrandInlandto
use Hr.Hopkins'mother,at the
Soldten'Home ut Burkm.They
rammed Honday.
Sale Ho lt Oo - ly e n ti r e houn-
hold furniture including new kitchen
m n -Private uh at house.
508 E.Washington Street,
26-tf.A.Carmichael.
I l i a Gr a n le a d is home after
spending the put year in California'
where ahe tauaht at Avalon, Cata-
lina lnlanda.She will return for
another rea:-'a teaching there.
Hrs.Jeanie Tallman of Fremont
spent several day: last 'ltd vladtingat the h ome of Hr. and In J ohn
A. Rhoadea.Hrs. Tallman was for
some time 'matron of the boys' home
at the liasonle borne for children in
Fremont.
llrg.Etta Bnandt and Atzduy
Kelly of this Qtr and Hn. Tuc ker
of Jefferson,Iowa started Tuesdaymorningfor Ainsworth,Nebr.,and
the lauliea plan to go on to the Black
Hill: country bafon finlahin; their
vacation trip.
Mr. and Hn. Eventt Aronaon and
Iamlly drove over to Logan,iowa
last Friday and vt:ited her parents,
Hr. and Hrs. Baldwin, that dar belng hor fltthefa birth anniveraary.
They also visited her alater, who ro-
guidea near there.~
Mr.and Mn .George Meliaide
aml son, Lyle of this :ity and Hr.and Mrs.Will Smith of Omaha
lean the middle ef thin month for
Read lt ri g ht in The Ea mon n .
J.E.Campbell,furniture,m n
ma undenaking.5-0-ti
Dr.Layland States,Chiropractor.
Fa:n:c_rs State Bunk Bonding.1?-tl.
D. V.Blauer spent a few duyaover the weekend at his home in
this city.
ll.and llrs.Fred Relchmbaoh
and family spent Sunday in Benson
visiting thc lr daughter.
C. x. Bendorf, licensed crnbslmsr
ul under-t.sker, Blair.Office phones
181.Residence phones, 224.8-ti.
Rev.o.u .uerioua m m ann:
Qusrlxrly Conference at Uallsml
and Lyons Tuesday evening.
Misa vllagdalcne Drlmalsk,of
Dodge, Nebr., was the guest of Hill
Louise Rodgers over the Fourth.
Airs. Karl Peoel-sen plans to dries
to Sioux City Friday when she urll.
spend a few days vidting lim. W
Cheely.
Hrs. Harry Sappc nfleld and dwlh
ter,Ruth visited at the Ge or li
Himiley home ncsr Calhoun on ?ls§
Monday..
Mr. and Mrs.. P. Munson of Oma-
ha visited over Sunday at the hornsofHr.and Mn .Wm.Rodgers of
cast South al.r¢¢L
Rev. E. J.Hanc ock till preac h at
the I'ree Mdhodist church everySundayafternoonat2:30.Everyonris eordinlly im:lted.21-cr.
James Ryan, Jr.,of the Spiklr
neighborhood was a Blair visitor on
Monday and made a pleasant nal! at
The Enterprise office._
Mlm Don Warrick of Colo;-mio, ll
hu e visiting her aunt,Mrs.EllaTyron, who has been quite ill and
is still confined 'to her bed.
The work of grading on the Ken-
na n i r oa d i s vwmwn s l! and
.>_.lnil Lhe hi|.'1\\ay fron hcnnani
t Ilair will be put to gram.
Hr. and Mrs. Fred Kessler and
children of Omaha spent.Sunday
with Mr. amd Mrs. Caiffoni Krause.Helen Kessler ajcmalned for e few
days visit.
Mrs.C.L.Patterson,mother of
J.E.Campbell,furniture,r u n
and underlakin;50-ti
lliu Edna lzxgeralev visited Oma-
ha .shops lan Tuesday.
Norman Tilden arent to York int
Tuesday to vid! with his grandpar-
ents.
Hosea Wilson,(mln out on the
Papio called at The Enterprise of-
fice last Saturday.
Hr. and Mn .Gilbert Hines had
aa guest: Sunday afternoon. Mr. and
llra. Grant I'ox of Florence.
C. K. Bonded, licensed am
and undertake:, Blair.Oftlc ep
161.Residence phones,.
u m Ethel Baldwin of Omaha
spent tlle'weekend Urilh her alter,ln. E. B. Aron:on and fandiy .
Master Geyer Nielsen,son of
Jena Nielsen,h u been visitingfrlenda in Waahingwn for the pu!
severed daya
Hn Hugo Hu c k, of no t of Her-
*man spent Saturday and Sundaywithher daughter, Mrs.Kenneth
Radnor and lmaband.
The jointpic nic of the Wo:nen'a
and Monk Chamber of Commerce
has been postponed until a moreeonsenient dale and the worn~ will
hold a special meeting to make ar
rangementa for the same.at lhe
call of the president of the Women'C. of C., Bra. Willa Jenkins, some
,lime in the near future.
Mn .F.Reichenbach and slaugh-ter, Ines and granddaughter, Arlene
Steele spent the put week P: Lin-
ccln visiting the former'¢slate:,Hrs.Morris Reidxenbach and mo-
f ther, Mrs. u. 1=:. McCoy.They ze-
turned home Friday evening accom-panied by Hr.and Mrs.G.w.
Reichenbach and Misa Gracla.
I Mr. and Mm V .0. Grnvatt anal
little daughter.Helen of Lincoln
were over night visitors at the par-
ental,Myron Metzlnger home last
Monday evening,having driven up1,qbring Hrs. Graratlfa ai§Iler,.Miss: e q Metzlnger home.iaa1ois
has been apmdlng a week nt the
lc;await home.
~ra..n c ~ ,-Hrs.Burl Vaughn,who hu b een
lust ~ n ~ a y ~or har hon:e in
Idinneapoiia..
Mrs. Olive J. Srnlth. Misses Fran-
ceo and Grace spent Saturday :nd
planning to leave next Sunday lthai; house ear for the Black Hill-=
eountn where they intend to ¢'=\5f'>the beautiful scenery and try thai.
luck at fuhina for n month or six
weeks.
Mrs.Clifford Krause entertained
three tabled of friends l t bridge
Inst eve-ning.The lucky person for
the evenin; wu Mn. Karl Pieternecmwho received fiht prize.MQ. H. J.Cooke ecelwd consolation and Mrs.
Z. 8. Smith received the cubfor-ullprize.The hostess uened refresh
ments nt the close of a plenum.
evening.
c m e a o f H r . u 1 d M r s . W . F . S m l t h
a n d M r .a n d M r s .B .B .S m i t h .
H a r o l d S t e w a d ,m a n a g e r o f t h e
S t e w a r t P h u m a r y ,a n d fn m i l y l e f t
W e d n e s d a y o f l u t w e e k b y a u t o fo r
D e n ve r a n d o t h e r w e s t e r n po in ts .
Th e y e x p e c t t o b e g o n e u n t i l Ju l y 2 2
l l r .a n d H r s .H u m b u l Ty s o n u n d
M n . 'l 'y s n r r 's a u n t .Mr s . Th u s . S i n a i .
l l l o f O m t h s w e n t t h e w e e k - e n d a t
t h e pa r e n t a l ,M .E . Ty s o n h o m e In
B l e i r a n d t h e M r s .F r a n k P i t u r
h o m e n o n h o f t o w n .
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iw t m p : o ve r a h o t s to ve IUlnitt o ma k e p al a ta b le de s
ser ts m m m m c r w h e n y o u m a y
ir e ez c a c a n o f i r u it b y s i mp l y p u tta ng i t in a pa il o l ch op p ed i ce : tm l
coa rs e sal t. t he n a m e t h a t y o u m ein ma k in g i c e c re a m , a nd le a vi n g i tthr ee hou rs?It w il l co m e ou t so li d
la ln oz en , re al ly t o sl ic e li ke b ri ck
ic e cr ea m.Th e r e i s n o c o o k i n g acus tar d, or al ia sin g i ng red ien ts , a nd
n o t u r n i n g t h e c r a n k t i l l y o u r a r m
is r ea d y t o br e a k. y et t he r es u l t i s
qu i t e as te m p t i n g de li ri ou s a n d
satisi ying.1s e t h e i c e a n d s a l t i n
alt er nat e lay er s.Al er t t h e c an h a s b ee n i n t he ic e
pack th ree ho urs . t ake it ou t. plu ngei n h o t wa t e r a n in= ran l.p u n c h aho l e i n t h e b o t t o m n l t h e c a n . a n d
op e n , c u t t in g c a r e fu ll y a r o u n d the
sitlc.cl o se l y u nd e r th e to p.N e wca n o pe n er s n ow on th e m ar k et :t c
co mp l is h th i s w i t h o u t e ve n h m i n n
t o t u r n th e ca n o n its side.B y
Si m pl y t u r n i n g a ha n d l e th e to p
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ju s l a s y o u w a n t it t o s u c c e n l u l l y
el td t tl l . a c y li n de r oi ir o rc n fr ui t .
U n e ca n easily sec w h a t woul-.l
h a p i f l h e edges we r e ia g g e d
tI\¢l Jlt e th e fr ui t.L-* nf fr u i t a t al l m a y b e fr o ze ni n t h ;!asl li6n Peaclree ar e r le li -cious,a n d so a r e pine app le.ret!
ras pbe rr ies , a pr aco ts an d g rap el rui l.
T h e gr a pe fru i t wou ld , \} 1c wc 1c r,
t1f°b:,hlJ're q ui r e a swc cl pr es e rve
like tr a w b e rr y i a m. s e r ve d w i th i t .
Red ras pls crri en mak e z par tic ula rly
a|1pcti'zin;¢.¢Iessert.'Cru sh ed c an ned p in ea pp le. l uf t he
way . m ali ce a dcl ig lti lul de ss er t a ll
b y itself.l l o t t e ve r i l y o u r fa mi ly
i n fo n d o f t e e c r e a m y o u m a y p u r -cl u r c a qu : \ r i o l i c e c r e a m. a n d b r
a d d i n g th e cr us he d pi ne ap pl e h a vew fh r l c n t t o r o u n d a Ia m t l y o l
fo u r i n s i x pe o p l eA n y o t the n-desserts m a y b ema d e e ve n m o re de l ic i ou s i f s e rve d
stith _sttripped cream.On e \ In c s n t
ne ed lre slt cr ea m fo r lh i s since
do me st ic science ha s disc ove red
eeartoratecl mi ll :ca n b e wh i pp e d
lr. and Hrs. Hsnry Struvu spentSunday in Omaha.
` lllas Anna Anger-son spent uf-
trll day s recently with friends in
Gmaha.
Mr. and Hn. O. Simonaon visited
ll th e Harris Simonson home l u l
Sunday.
Dr. D. W. Ben has an addition to
his family in the shape of a new
Chevrolal. sedan.
C. R. Bendorf, licensed ambdmer
and undartaker, Blair.Offioa phenol
ISI.Residence phones. 224.3-tf.
Open #dl and datum work.Call
an d d oo r wt of 9th I Nebraska
Bla Wand and Raynolda 24-Qt
John Schmaling left Saturday for
Omaha after a woek's daf t withrelatives and friends in' this city.
Hrs.Wm.Wllklns,who rosldaa
caveat Wallington stred, has tnat
rt her fine bungalow to a :oat of
paint.
Miss Gladys Fn in o f this city
nt last woek visiting at the lgomeg Mira Hekn Lanes: of near Arl-
gton._
'n=¢w.a.c.k¢1uin¢t°==»r1um»ez
with Hrs. Hlrmie Bupon Thuradsy,
July 15.All members are requested
to be present.
Nu. Otto Allen if m-lung prepar-
ttlon to make a trip to Manta.-la
#hero she will visit har daughter."fm Howard Utttrhltl.
Fm! Relchenbach drown to Grun-
vrood ioat Friday to look' after theatop prospects on the Hrs. l{ather»
lm Alliaon farm at that plac e.
M m Chas.Hain and daughterEdith :tml Watson Hain, and daugh-
ter Dorothy leave today for o va-
cation tdp via automobile to Storm
Like, Iowa.
Henry Rowg L- having his largeaut porc h screwed and the family
uuamticipating many plsasant hours'
qua..aummtr resting and working
out on the pouch.
Mrs.Dale Fratt will arrive from
Los Angeles, Calif» the latter Dar?
of this meek for several weeks vial!
amend a few days at Hot Springs811|o e l m a
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H n .C h a s H e n c k e lmt ar tm ln ed a
lnrgve n u m b e r n f fr i e n d s o n F d d l v
a ft e r n o o n a n d a w n i n g , t h a t d a y b e -
i n g h e r b i r t h u m i n r n r y .H u
l~tone at he home~ of thelz d~uglxter
uul sinner,Hrs.Morria Sintmuo.mg family of welt South utrveet..\
There will be a public receptlcnfor Rev. L. H. Camp md Mrs. Camp
ll e s da m e n L u c i a n H l i l e r ,D r .W m .
H n l l e r . A . C .D e b e l , A l e x H i t c h m n ,
G i ff u n l D i x o n ,F r a n k C u r l e y .Mi ss
L n u r a Ree d,M r .a n d M n E a r l
H u n i i c a n d M r .a n d M r s .H e n r y
Tr u h l r e n .
D a d s a n d R u t h T l i d t n c a m e h o m e
fr o m Y o r k l u t S u n d n y a ft e r a vi s i t
w i t h n i a t i ve s .Th e i r p a n n t l ,D r .
a m d M r s . R .B . Ti l d e n t o o k t h e m t o
O m a h a M o n d a y w h e n * b w t o o k t h e
t n i n t o D a w m p o fi .l o w :t o sp en d
t h e r c m n i m i e r o f t h e s u m m e r w i t h
t h e i r g r a n d p a r e n t s , D r . a n d N u . R .
W .St even so n.
T h e W .R .C .m e t fo r t h e f i n i .
t i m e i n th e i r n e w qu a r t e r s ,a t t h e
`a .»
daughter,Aale~ Steele were Sun
dny dinner guest; at the Jena Peter-
sen home at Benlon.
Hrs.Nellie Clements of Gillette,W;p.,io visiting her nlecep Hn .
Mianld hiplett of this city,andotherrelatives:Lear Hermah. -She
formerly lived in this county Ind
ie making an extended visit. here.
The members of the Lucky Fri-
day club and their families held a
nienlc lut Sunday ll. the Sulherlannl
school house.Esery one broughtmel!-filled basket.: and a very pleu»
out day was enjoyed.Around forty
HBTE present.__
mah came Thursday to be preaant
for the occasion and ramainud a fur
days.
Gel Acquaiuld for a dollar.Send
$1.00 for a apaeial 5 mcntha' mb-
acrlptlon to Susie!-the Weafa Great
National l1Ia.¢az1na--ilu clean, up mdate monthly for the whale family.
Sparetime agents wanted.Addnaa
No.'N. Fourth St., San Frnwaeo,
Califomia.1-u
Jack Carrigan entertained at
bridge at his home Saturday even-
I eTl l e u d l y e ve n i n g a n t h e y a r e } e | . vh 1 g
| 0 0 n f o r t h e i r n e w h o m e n t M c C o o k .
N e b r .
M i n M a r y P k k e i i Eeft.East F d -
d a y w i t h fd e n d s f r o m St.Pa u l ,
Mi n n . ,fo r a n e x t e n s i ve t d u r o f t h e
-'1'l mr~ vi sit t h e S u q u i c e n h n -
i a l Ex p o s i t i o n a t P h i l a d e l p h l l b a -
fo r o t h e y r e t u r n .
M r .a n d M r s .F .Rni ch en ba ch a n d
da u g h t e r s .M i n e s G r a c i a a n d In e z .
mio".TI;e hall i.| much more enm-
mmiious than the former meetingplagre and when the indian get uledFrozen Desserts for Summer
fee!~hike at home n.The G¢
the new hall.
Mr.and Mn .Hxrry Suppenfielri
entertained Mr.and Mrs.ChrisWrich, Hr.and lin. George Hinll-
!r3.Mr.lm'Bin.Waiver Snppen-field and Lheh-families at their
home on lust Sunday.The cause
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for the gathering was the pruemofMissRuthSsppmfleldwhpis
mending her vacation with her par-
lnts.Mr.and Mn .Harry Sappen-
f:¢ll|.
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utln y 1 .Aq o c i a ti b n m e t n i ° ` 2. h e F .W . A n d i
h o m e Tu e s d a y e ve n i n g t o m a k e a r -
r a n g e r n e n b s fo r t h e i n n u l l p l a n k t o
b e h e l d A u z w f t 19,a t F t .Ca i h o u a .
F o l l o w i n g a n int er est in g;diwenuulon
r f w h a t w o u l d m a k e a n a p p r o p r i a t e
p r o g n m ,H r s .A m d t ae ry ed a d e -
h c i o u f fo r t y - t h r e e p o u n d x n t e r m e l m
w h i c h a l l enjognerl.T h e p r o g r a m
fo r t h e pi cn ic w i l l b e nn n nu n ce d a t
n l a t e r da t e .
M m .w E .F a r n h a m .ve r y p l e u
an t ly e1 t er u i. n e¢ l |n u m b e r o f l i t t l e
ne i g hb o r s a n d fr i e n d s a t n p a n y a tt e r h o m e o n C o i fx x st r ee t Tu e s d a y
e ve n i n g .M r s .F n r n h u m l i ve !i n a
ne i g hb o r ho o d t h a t in h i u a e l l w i t h n
n u m b e r o f k i d i l e x a n d o n t h i s o r n
~ . | . t h e y c o n e i u l a r e d i t q u i t e I p r i v
il eg e t o b e M r s .I- 'a rn ha m'a gxnesls.
Sh e ha ul pi ct u re s f m t h e m t o e n j o y
a n d g a m e s u r i la s t b u t n o t ie aa t.
*tive r e f r u h m e n t s su ch B.;y o u n g -
t t e r n t m e .A ¢¢sp at ia l p r i vi l e g e
n n u m h e r o f m o t h e r s o f t h e c h i l
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Violin for Bde.£5-1t.John Carter, 801, So. 'lth St.
The Enterprise for news.
J.a Campbell,aimmire,m p
and undertaking.50-if.
Hrs.m e nu emn ue h visited
relsrives in Lincoln last week.
The Royal Neighbors ueinngren
will meet Friday, July 16 with Hrs.
Fred Soil.
Miss Grsoe Bekhenhsch,who ismending school in Lineol:~. spent the
\{ e k ' m i n Bl! ! ! -
Hrs. Gus Rsthmlnn has been con-
fined to her bed 1ri'l.h lumbqo but
is much better at present..
Bemhsrdt F.Inudt is driving snew Chevrolet roach purchased last
week of the Aronson Chevrolet Co.
Moving--Dr. R. E. Tilden is mov-
izrg hirof fiee to his residence at6 0 6 w .G r u n t S t .L e a v e m l s = * ' ° = ; ; =
2 4 -Q
The Indies of the Church of God
will hold s fresh food ssh st the
Jenkins Press Shop on Sstundsy.July 17,l928.25-lt.
His!Florenoe Slunders of Lin-
coln h u been vld ti n;Mrs.E u :
Brandt, Hrs. Chu. Heins and Hrs.
Geo. McBride this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Linden end
family drove to Florence Sunday sndwaited st the Henry Schmidt home
Friends here are sorry to ln:-:1 that
Miss Irene Sehmidfs bellth is in s
serious condition.
For Sale--Having disposed of my
psslune I sm offering my ima Jer-;ey (uw for sale.If you are Innk-
irsx for s real now this is yo:r op.
porlunity.She wil!.be fresh in
August.Inquire of John A. Rlzosdesat The Enterprise office.22-tf.
Chas. Ko-epke md family left the
latter part of lest week for Iowa
where they will spend s short vscn-tion.We don£ know 1.hdher this
part of the railroad through here
can be kept intact while Chu.is
away or not as he has Ind charge
of the station st this plac e for snumber of years.
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ll? go lu all the lroulnle oiiimnnax over a hot stove :ry
ms: to make palatable deslerlsmmmmerwhenyoumayireeze a can of iruil by simply puttang it in a pail ol chopped ice and
coarse sail. the name that you mein making ice cream, and leaving it
three hours?I1 will game out solid
la lnozen, really to slice like hrigkice cream.There is no eooking acustard, or aliasing ingredients., and
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jusl as you want it so sueeeniullyslldtpl. a eylmder oi frozen fruit.Une can easily sec what would
'==_gI-Pg" if lhe edges were iagged
nl roke the fruit.L-*nf fruit at all may be *Irozen
m th; !as||i6n Peaches are deli-cious,and so are pineapple.rem!
raspberries, apraeots and grapefruit.
The grapefruit would, \}1owe\er,11I0b2hly require a sweel preserveI~ke Irawberfy iam. served slith it.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,r u n
and underlakin;50-ti
lliu Edna lzxgeralev visited Oma-
ha .shops lan Tuesday.
Norman Tilden arent to York int
Tuesday to vid! with his grandpar-
ents.
Hosea Wilson,(mln out on the
Papio called at The Enterprise of-
fice last Saturday.
Hr. and Mn .Gilbert Hines had
aa guest: Sunday afternoon. Mr. and
llra. Grant I'ox of Florence.
C. K. Bonded, licensed am
and undertake:, Blair.Oftlc ep
161.Residence phones,.
u m Ethel Baldwin of Omaha
spent tlle'weekend Urilh her alter,ln. E. B. Aron:on and fandiy .
Master Geyer Nielsen,son of
Jena Nielsen,h u been visitingfrlenda in Waahingwn for the pu!
severed daya
Hn Hugo Hu c k, of no t of Her-
*man spent Saturday and Sundaywithher daughter, Mrs.Kenneth
Radnor and lmaband.
The jointpic nic of the Wo:nen'a
and Monk Chamber of Commerce
has been postponed until a moreeonsenient dale and the worn~ will
hold a special meeting to make ar
rangementa for the same.at lhe
call of the president of the Women'C. of C., Bra. Willa Jenkins, some
,lime in the near future.
Mn .F.Reichenbach and slaugh-ter, Ines and granddaughter, Arlene
Steele spent the put week P: Lin-
ccln visiting the former'¢slate:,Hrs.Morris Reidxenbach and mo-
f ther, Mrs. u. 1=:. McCoy.They ze-
turned home Friday evening accom-panied by Hr.and Mrs.G.w.
Reichenbach and Misa Gracla.
I Mr. and Mm V .0. Grnvatt anal
little daughter.Helen of Lincoln
were over night visitors at the par-
ental,Myron Metzlnger home last
Monday evening,having driven up1,qbring Hrs. Graratlfa ai§Iler,.Miss: e q Metzlnger home.iaa1ois
has been apmdlng a week nt the
lc;await home.
Read lt right in The Enterprise]lr. and Hrs. Henry Stnne spent
J.E.Campbell,furniture,mf s
and undertaking.5-0-li
Dr.Leyland States,Chiropractor,
Fannc_rs State Bank Bending.1?-tl.
D. V.Blaaser spent a few dayaover the weekend at his home in
this city.
ll.and llrs.Fred Relehenbaoh
and family spent Sunday ln Benson
visiting their daughter.
C. x. Bendorf, licensed embedsner
srl uncle:-taker, Blair.Office phones
181.Residence phones, 224.8-ti.
Rev.o.u .sterioua an d uunt
Quarterly Conference at Ualland
Sunday in Omaha.
a ldlas Anna Anger-son spent sev-
.aral days recently with friends in
Gmane.
Mr. and Hrs. O. Simonson visited
at the Horrls Slmonson home lasl
Sunday.
Dr. D. W. Bch has an addition to
his family ln the shape of a new
Chevrolet. sedan.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed srnbalmer
_and undertaker, Blair.Office phones
lol.Residence phones, 224.3-tf.
0P¢n #dl and cistern work.Call
and door out of 9th I Nebraska
Bla Wand and Reynolds 24-Qtand Lyons Tuesday evening.l J u Sch u I f a s tr a fMissvllagdaleneDrlmalek,of
Dodge, Nebr., was the guest of Hill
louise Rodgers over the Fourth.
Airs. Karl Petri-sen plans to drive
to Sioux City Friday where she arll.
spend a fear days vldting llrn. W
Cheely.
Hrs. Harry Sappenfleld and daulh
ter,Ruth visited at the Ge or p
Hindley home near Calhoun on last
Monday..
Mr. and Bra. P. Munson of Outa-
hn visited over Sunday at the hornsofHr.and Mn .Wm.Rodgers of
east South atrtlll.
Rev. E. J.Hancock srill preach at
the I'ree Mdhodlst church everySundayafternoonat2:30.Everyone'ls cordially invlted.21-cr.
James Ryan, Jr.,of the Spiklr
neighborhood was a Blair visitor on
Monday and made a pleasant cal! at
The Enterprise office._
Mlm Dora Warrick of Colorado, la
here visiting her aunt,Mrs.EllaTyron, who has been quite lil and
is still confined to her bed.
The work of grading on the Ken-
nani road is ilrofrteaeing ls' and
o_.lull the hi|.°1\»vay fron hennani
t Iloir will be put to grave.
Hr. and Mrs. Fred Kessler and
children of Omaha spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Krause.Helen Kessler remained for a few
days visit.
Mrs.C.L.Patterson,mother of
Hrs.Burl Vaughn,who has been
visiting here for several weeks, left
lust Thursday for hor home in
Ildinncapolie..
Mrs. Olive J. Smith, Misses Fran-
ceo and Grace spent Saturday andSundayinOmaha,visiting at the
hcrnea of hir. and Mrs. W. F.Smlth
and Mr. and Mrs.B.B. Smith.
Harold Stewad,manager of the
Stewart Pharmacy, und family left
Wednesday of last week by auto for
Denver and other western points.
They expect to be gone until July 22
llr. and Hrs. Muahal Ty son and
Mn. 'l'ysorr's aunt, Mrs. Thor. Sinot
all of Omaha .went the week-end at
the parental, M.E .Tyson home InBlairandtheM r ;Frank Pltacr
home nonh of town.
The Gus A.Rethmann family i.
planning to leave next Sunday ltheir house ear for the Block Hill-=
country where they intend to ¢'=\.lf'>the beautiful scenery and try thel.
luck at fishing for a month or six
weeks.
Mrs.Clifford Krause entertained
three tabled of friends at bridge
lust eve-ulng.The lucky person for
the evenin; was Mrs. Karl Petersenu-ho received Iiht priee.Msg. H. J.Cooke ecclved consolation and Mrs.
Z. 8. Smith received the cut~lor-ullprize.The hostess served refresh
ments nt the close of a plensnut
evening.
o n ma ns c t u ay orOmahaafteraweck's daf t withrelatives and friends in' this dty.
Hrs.Wm.Wilkins,who resides
onwest Washington stred, has mer
el her fine bungalow to a c oat of
paint.
Miss Gladys Fn in o f this city
nt last week visiting at the lgomeg Mis s Hek n Lame of near Arl-
gton._
'n=ew.a.c.knuin¢t°==»»~1umeet
with Hrs. Hlnnle Bugwson Thursday,
July lo.All members are requested
to be present.
Nu. Otto Allen 1+ ln-king 1»repar»
ation to make a trip to Montana
where she will vial!her daughter,"fra Howard Utterhatl.
Fred Rcichcnbech drown to Green-
wood lust Prltlay to look' after thecron prospects on the Hrs. l{sther-
tue Allison farm at that place.
Mtn.Chas.Hain and daughterEdith und Watson Hain, and daugh-
ter Dorothy leave today for u va-
eatlnn tdp via automobile to Storm
Lake, Iowa.
Henry Row is having his largeeast porch screened and the family
asaamticipatlng many pleasant hours'urn summer resting and working
out on the porch.
Mrs.Dale Fratt will arrive from
Los Angeles. Calif., the latter Dar?
of this wreck for several weeks vialt
with her sister,Mrs.Will Linden
and other relatives.
Mrs. C.E. Stoner and son, Will
Stoner and wife of Craig were vla
ltors at the home of their daughter
atul nistur,Hrs.Morris Sirnonao.and family of welt South street \
There will be a public receptionfor llcv. L. H. Camp and Mrs. Camp
at the Christian church parlors next
Tuesday evening as they are leavlmgsoon for their new home at McCook.
Nebr.
Mins Mary Pkkell left lust Fri-day with fdends from St.Paul,
Minn., for an extensive tour of the
-'1'lmr~ vialt the Sesquloenten-isl Exposition at Philadelphia be-
fore they return.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rleichcnhach anddaughters,Misses Gracla and Ines.
und son Georze and wife, and grand
daughter,Arlene Steele were Sun
day dinner guests at the Jess Peter-
sen home at Benson.
Hrs.Nellie Clements of Gillette,Wyp.,ia visiting her nlece,Hrs.
Minnid 'lh'iplett of this city,andotherrelativesnearHerman. -She
formerly lived in this county and
is making an extended visit here.
The members of the Lucky Fri
lily c lub und their families held
nienle last Sunday at the Sutherlam
school house.livery one broughnel!-filled baskets and a very pleas
out day was enjoyed.Around fort;
ue!! present.__
Frozen Desserts for Summer
The Corset You Need
¢
Corsebs so made that they beau-
tify and scientifically shape the
figure to the new silhouette for
fall.A choice of models and
qualities to meet; every need.
The Gossard Corset and Brassiere
fllrd les, solt an d pliable o l scientific deslkn for
slender women and gro wlng girls,ore made ol
many dainty fabrics. pric ed at $2.50.These gar-
me n ts nd d eto oc h to the wardrobe o l the most
lastldlous.
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Try our Clasp-arounds, made of delnty satin bro-
cndes, whic h are lightly boned. but offering plenty
ol s up p or t- tr i mn es s -c omfo r t an d sty le ln y o ur
wearing apparel.Priced reasonablly nt $2.50-$3.50
Our (lossard lront lac ing c orsc ts llt beautilully into
the large woman's wardrobe. They give the longer
line ellec t to the stout llgure.lending race and
beauty and meet the needs o l almost every c os-
tume.Priced at $3.50 and 53.00.
Corset Brassleres lor the Miss whic h mould the
growi ng fi gure,zlvlog absolute freedom to every?
movement.Priced at $l.50 each.
W e have a Corset Brasslere Combination whic h
ollers adequate figure support ln one garment, ln-
stea d ol two -lor the needs o l th e more ma tu re
womemand ls designed to meet the requlrrnents ol'
all types ol ttgures.Priced at $2.50 and 55.50.
The Corsetlette lor the extra gtout, having a special
abdominal support which insures smooth and greec-
tul lines.#need at $5.00.
Complete Combination--Satin lsrocade wi th Geor-
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J .__.a-.:'m.».<.» Na u .4 wnmuum I Vlllue. inrrrued xsom[SE
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of tht Noltheut Qurhr md the
Nortlnan Quart:of the Nonlnnst
Quart-lr of n, Tainuhlp 17,
North m m xo,s m fn thu suaP.\|. Wuhinxion County, Nduuh.
s m u h , i n h h z p u u k ' § " " °
w Nd ! " a n d r ere-f.»f'2»p e n n ! q i ~ W R P H Q
vu mouon amy mme um mmmlkfnndhx; Ordan vue yrmcpd u
Iollovn:To Bd.and An n Nleblnm !or\
N u l l ,lmpitwaaqhc m a m e = ¢
when then nn none.To Bmeqm W r for $24.30, :nor
in uae ument vthll..n v order of e m Cwnzy o w n ,
vnsunuyu » v-- 1 vw - . . - . . -C n n n t y , N e b r u k a . h a n t h i s : h y
fi i e d t h e i r p e t i t i o n i n w r i t i n g
w i t h t h i s B a u d re q u e s t i n g m t
a l n y o f o n e m i t l u p o n t h e
s e t u i d va l u a t i o n o f u h h h p r o -
p e r t y i n a d d r o a d di s t r i c t ~
Lots 1 to 8, Inc., Block 4, Ari-IIIIWSI Village. reduoad
la t 4,Block 4,Arilnflon
village, increasedLot4,Biock 21,Ariingten
Nmu e . r e d ma*'l"\u D ¢ u J l h n n ¢ i l n n u u
w o . u o ' N . s ¢ n . ¢ 1 1 , z , a , a u = r . .
|4n . » f N. s s n ,¢ r s . a1 ° ¢ 1 =z o o m a s , a m : C i t y .: m o o
O n l n o t i c n M y m a d e m d n r r i e d
z o o m B a t l i i s d j o u r n e d t o m e e t Ju d y
. . . a | - | 9 ¢m o nmsuxn xvsgv 1-umm
li ve l y i n i m p r o vi n g £110 pu b l i c
rin and m bc med exdulvely
a n d w ; th e a ilin g of a
apodzl el to 'mic upon uid
p tion,NOW THEREFORE,Bc I t
Resolved br tht Boanl ol Coun-
ty Comminlonen of .Washing-
ton County, Nebrukn:
FIBST:'ma a ,,,¢ ;,1 elle»
Lion be hereby called of theeioemn ln Road District No. 18
in Wnhlngbon County , Nelru-
lra, at which election the elec-
tor: of uid Road Dlllrlct ihsll
vote for or lgtlnit the propod-
tlon of making a #pedal levyupon nil the tunble property in
ith! ron! diltrkt for the f inal
y o u o f 1926. tho funds then-frozn to become \par t o f tio
di i tdc t ma f u nd o f ma d i d -
slid ram! district, and slid abovennmed newspaper being of gen-
era! circulation insa.i¢! road dist-rict,and n k !County Clerk in
hereby authorized m d directed
to furnish the necessary ballots
:nd auppiiea for the conducting
of uid elec tion.
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Passed end approved this 121.11 dsy
of July,1926.Cherie:Nelson.~r tht Bfilfd
a
in improving the public high-
ways in uid distric t, uid dec -
ti o nto he h eld attbe s ame tlma
u md u i d proposition zo tv
votsnd upon st thu regudar pri-
mary elution to be held on the10th day of August, 1926, and
the regular election board of
u i d nrimnry nletilon ihal!u tastheelectionboardfo r : d d
special election: the general dec-tion lawn shnl! govern the com-
alucting of amid speck! ehctlon
un near an may be.SECOND:lf two-thirds of
the votes out nt auch eiectionshallbeforthespeciallevy
'then this County Bain!will
nuke said asset-iment :ml hvy
| I .~|.w i l l n o t b e m o d e .T H I R D :B e I t P u r i h r r R e
s o l ve d t h a t t h e C o u n t y C l e r k b e
a n d sh e h e r e b y i n di r e ct e d t o
g i ve no ti ce o f sa i d el ec t io n n t
Ic o n !t w e n t y d a y s p r i o r t o t h e
d a t e t h e n o f b y pu b l i ca t i o n i n
T h e iihn berp dne.a n e w s p a p e r
pu b l is h e d i n n l d co u nt y ,t h e r e
Attenlz Annie C. Martin,County Cierk ~(SEAL)
On motion duly made and carriedtheBoardadjournedtomeet July
26, 1028.
ANNIE C. MARTIN,County Chrk.
County Commissioners Room.Blnir, Nebruka, June 22, :sea
The County Board of Equaiiution
met punulnt to adjournment taken
June 21,1926.All members being
present.After spending mme time lqpetl-
and csrried the following chmgesl
mer! made:was Nwsa 1a-11-9. Arlington
'I`\\p. reduced $1905.00 1Lou 11 .Q 12, -13-119, Ari.T
Twp.reduced 385.00ml of 1.0¢ ¢, we of 5, uma |
28.Arlington Village,ge-|
duced 500.00
i ,I
28,Arlington Village,re»
ducts]_lata 7 & s, Block 4, Glb&0!\'s
Add. Arlington Village. ln-
creasedLou 0 -& 10, Block 4, Gibson?
Add. Ariingtnn Vilhge, in-
creuedLouas,1211-9,Arlingmn
r.oo.oo
500.00
500.00
mad July 12. mm
Annie c latin, County Clerk
: | |.0. U. ll¢Proud, Pastor
1
July 18th. 1926Brspeak!inviution me pu to rwill speak st 1 "Horne-coming nele-
bration" in his boyhood community
near llln h attm,K m.Tha Rev.
Smith of Renaud and Rav. ArthurAdamswillpreachatthen g u h r
invices next Sunday.
Only 82 dan till Conference. Dol-
1u D ay i .| A ulu lr t18 t.h .' Th e l u t
Q v r w l r Coriennee will be held
that day.Last Sunday vu banner day of
the mu o n in every respect.Donotmi n seeing your Mend:and
sharing good aarvicu eaoh Sunday.
I l u .a.H~B i a i r , N e b r a s k a , Ju } y I2 , 1 9 2 5
Th e C o u n t y B o u n d o f E q u a l l u t l e m
m e t p u r s u a n t t o a d j o u r n m e n t t a k e n
Ju n e 22 .m a .A l l ll3G!l1b¢Il b d n t
p m e n r .Th e m i n u t e : o f t b l l u i t w o m e e t -
i n g s w e n r e a d a n d n p p m ve d .
O n m o t i o n d u l y m a d e a n d a r r i e d
m q u e s t fo r r e d u c t i o n o f u u e n -
m e n t o n 3 %N W K &N W M S W ¥
a f Soc.32 ,T w p .17,R .k3,E u £ ,
m u In je ct ed .O n m o t i o n d u i y m a d e * a n d c a r r i e d
t h e fo l l o w i n g n d u e t i u m w e r e n u d e .
L o t s z z I 21 5 i n 1 1 - 1 8 - Il ,B a m C i t y \ _ , s 2 o a o o
L o t 21,B l o c k 7,W u h i n g t o n
V i l l l f u ,50. 00
New Hbme Theatre
PROGRAM
__JUI..Y I5 I0 JULY zz
S UND AY
Lan Chaney in
"THE ROAD TO MANDALAY"
\\'i|\» Lniu Moran, Owen Moore and henry B. Wakhnll
FOX NEWS. HODOEPOOUE mn SPORTLIOHT
4--Pie ce Orchestra--4
~The
FRI DAY a nd SAT. a n d SAT. MATINEE
Mnnle Blue and Palsy Rlulh Miller in
"HOGAN'S ALLEY"
(iv-vat Alley Fight-~-'l`hc Prize Fight~-The Police Raid
The Aeroplane Chase---The Great. Tmin Wreck and
many other thrilling felluns.
\/'MONDAY
Anim Stewart and Edmund lawe in
" The Lodge in the Wilderness"
ALS O COME DY
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Larry Sc mun in
"S'I`0P, LOOK and LISTEN!
All A5f\nrd!I.|rr,\"s big 5-reel Laugh Spcesl
4--Piece Drchestra--4
TUES DAY
Ralph lkwis nnd All Sur Cul in
THE LAST EDITION
ALSO COMEDY
WEDNESDAY
llu-rx Carey in
"The Man From Red Gulch"
ALS O C OME DY
THUR S D AY
1-Ileunnr Ilmurmlmnn. Sally O`Neil and Ebml. Ray in
"THE AUCTION BLOCK"
ALS() COMEDY
26,1926.
A n a i s C . i l u - t i n .
C o u n t y G l e n L
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n l n h r ' h u
h m n d u u e o u d d l u l i n u r n t
\ h p a n » ! 1 l e la ¢ B 1 |k , N |b , u d » r
\i»A¢¢dU un¢nlo! l.u¢h8, 1A'l9..
l v u v u b u s i n i v u i n u l i d d u
ll u p m u e n u i .T h e u mo lu lmb -
urban w ill he i w i m v nma nd
m m w a u u n c w r n m u n r -
\¢10I\u!Y.h¢!.ilI|)|§d!orl!!.b|pnb-
lhhlnblnod!\»d;vthorvll\hnnb-
gu ip t io nv illru r uinh lnx nn t lh c
u m m m u m w m y m I-:mv
lh¢l' ¥Nrmu |tun d|rn. mdLhn ttl»
d u n u n m u l l a p n n l t ha u d icaatrletbnvoenthopubllsherlnd
unhnulbu.-
' h h n a h h u n m b u k w h a
i w o p q n u a n n z u d v f l l b e n l l w e
b wlu r u n mf o r i t.
l u u m n m c w u u m l n s u n u stheu k ; n x cbs bnlame of u i dpurchntp d a to I n p i d in c u ll
upon mntiou by thu aboyn
named Conn cd Una w\| .n1e.
uma J u ly xc . mmHenry Ilrneke,
25-61.nfffm in Partition.
comusslowxns nocxsnmcs
.(Continued from vm ons)
Blllr Auto Exehmp, Repilu,2.75
C. A. Fme eh. Ilnnllm »7-W
H. ' r. uw, Lsb or,mo oP.J.l m m .mxn uln hm.n u n
(m pc :Kuuh sum.D n u h l . 2 0 5 °
c. A. Langrwl. ana Qulrwly
Salary,'a s mc m L u h r , u b e r ,l l !
Arthur Long, Mid work.12.50
John Lund. Drunlns.24.75
Mllle r Hu n k , B llt k lln llh W 5 ~
n u n !of Ho th en Pender:r u
lflllhed A r h m R a m s and th !a m y Clerk irutmried w 3.-.w
vrlrnn u fur n o wr mon th fo r : Il
mondu bcdnning July 12, 1n|_
On motion duly mad: And carried
u\u°|1°wh\,» raolnilom vu ua w =m= : s o w' n o N "K
WHEREAS, numirmu Rllskmc lmn n- f n me u mmm No . la
in W m-inmn Coumy , Nebrqrn , h m mu . n y mu - m n u a .
Bam!their peddon nquenlng
me the houruhry line betwum
mm D i n r k u Nm la md M u f
¢nm»¢¢a no dnt the mme wi|1`bé
the center li m of the countymul Imam:u Un " F o n u mh e
Highway"w Lbs wut th e o fn l d wuniy,Lberdbg ¢,.| m,,,
the fund of ad d Bo ld nu n-ks
No. 1a w be und In the upkeep
m d mnln uhu nea ol uid Pon-
';__j§]_ihn ||m,j And ;;.:';¢.; :inn workl f !luavuna lu ».1 _._fall to drop into the county nun-'paplr office md give the editor the
glad hand and l ranl that is print-rd in some other place.in this,
they hope to pei o bit of free pub-
lldty but lhe c ounty scribe mu notborn yesterday and those him who
vu.. unuq _---._.Clinton Smith, Dngging,13.90
1'ned Spdck, Dnzxirur.-18.00Standard Oil Co., on a Gu.285.27
Neal B. Thompson, Droggipg,5.-toCarl Toelke, Dragging.19.80
"font Construction Co., Grmrllnurhoe,193.02
"re ='~:-P ff=f'"£*1_'f1. f°:".1°ff.,.':.°'..'I:';:|>=i1»-== Hunk. Ropdn,9.00
--n u ulh l-.Dnnl umrk ?.50
o f I J u l y ~f f »1 -v u " .- - -
Charles Nelson. . : _ . . . . _- r n . -a x .D I
yuan. an.- ..---ment.lt e m :money to print . 1
paper and some tray we don't feelthatru no ht f or a public dftlco.
state or national, flvee a man an!passport to brains or free publicity.
Th !aYll1 l°toarn governmentthroughout the land naallaea that lf
it lrlahea low inaunenee rated it
moat mtoree lure and ordlnanceewhich keep the town clean from the
standpoint of rubbish,dangerous
hudldlng eonatnsctirn and all aortn
o i fire haaanda;and that lt must
have, ln addition, a adtabll waterly and fire fighting equipment.Ellis. aehoola are teaching clmildrm
the danger involved ln the careless
handling ol' flre.The gonenal pulr
Ile has been pretty thoroughly
awakened to the fact that our av-erage annual flra lou o f $5 por
caplta ia the neatear, ln the world
and a heavy drain on the resources
of the nation.
Ml8Col~lCHP"IloN DN POWER
A farmer in Nonh Dakota aahd
an oledrlcal enllneerz "When willNiagara Falla reach out hone!" Hia
qllladon eraa typical of the miscon-
ception regarding future develop-
ment of electrical lnd wr y .Nla¢ara'Falla '!un§¢ha.¢only
about We pea; cent of the nation'a
elec t:tw energy.,lluaele Shoah,when completedandrunningatfullcapacity,will
generate lea: electrical energy than
one elude plant in C h i n n lf l l'
eralae now.Of tin country'a water power, T2
per oent .le west of the Hlaalulbpi,while 19 per cent of the demand
for electrical energy ls east.
Some men have auggeetewl that allelectricity be generated at me mouth
of coal mines.They overlook the
fact thot:-..E l o c t d c l t y c a n o n l y b e ec on om ic -
a l l y ge n e ra t e d b y : t e a m n e a r a
| ¢ » . - a .n n n n l u n f n e r ;t n h v P n -
A. A. wnann, from work,24.00
Claire Warrick, Runnin: Gnd-er,34.4so
u. s ou W orks, oil.fo08amen Bertelaen. "wi work.:sooo
Herman Bartllng, Labor & Sup~pllaa,18.
Highway Maintaining Co., Sup-nwpllea,\238.-.
Nye Schneider Jenlta Co., Sup-
Farrnern Union Co-Op. Co. Sup-
|)uQl| ~139.90
Arrnit Hdar., Supplies,5.15
A. H. Ballard. Managing PoorF a m,sono
Blair Top k Tire C0| Repairs,8.75
Blair Telephone 0°. Rent itolle .2*55
iiurrougha Adding Mwtine Co.
Service on Machinel.29.96
John w. Burcham, Dey. Sheriff,
Expenee,~I. C.Eller, County Judge.Court Colll, etc.,l863.15
The Einterprlae, Printing,31,21
Pied H. Pawllnx. IIxpenre SpecialElection,3.9¢
H. C. Blaco, Com. Work, 1\l»Nf\¢l'ing Com. meetinge, mileage, 409.00
Cltaa. Nelson, Corn. work, attend-.
ing Corn. meeting, mileage,350.60
S. w Chambera, Insurance Prem-
lurn,~H. J. Cooke. Supplier,4.25
Henry C1lrlltem\¢lh Supplies for
nwf-13.51
A. G. Clerk, Z-Ixpeme Sp'-¢iol
Election,City of swf. Light a globes,
I'red De Weber. Supplies for
a P 9 0 5
I ` n r n h e r ;H a n i \ a r ! ' .S u p p l i e s ,
F a n b e l 1 \l l a n l e r n r e ,L a b o r , &
Supplies.
Frye Mfg. Co., Carbon paper,Huffman General Supply Co.,
Supplies.11. C. Jackaom Cllr.. Dist. CL.
Salary i Court costa,ll0.00Jenkins Oil Co.. Rcpaln.1.25
K. B. l'rlntlnlr Co., Supplies.28.11
!~:»-in C. Jensen. Care of Poor,7.50
7.00
13.21
20.00
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Allest:Annie C.Martin,County Clerk.{3EAl
On :notion duly made ans! carrie
the following resolution was adopteRESOLUTION
WHEREAS,more . than ten
reaident fre-eholdere of RoadI3ist"ict No.14 of Waahlngton
County, Nebraska, haw this day
filed their petition in writingwith thi: Board requesting that
n levy of one mill upon the
actual valuation of taxahlo pro-rrrir in aald Road District be
made for we purpose of obtaining funds to be need excluaiweli
in Improving the public high
ways in aald road district, and
requesting tho calling of a apecial election to volt upon nail
propoeltion,NOW THEREFORE,Ile 11
llesolvefl by the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners of Wnahitik
ton County, Nebraska:
FIRST:That a Special Elec
tion be hereby called of tluelectors in Road District No. 14
ln Washington County, Nebraa
ka,at which election the elec
tore of said Road Dlntrlcl. alta]
vote for or against the propoaitiun of making a special lev
upon all the taxable property l
said road dlatrict for the [ian
year ol 1926, the funds therefromto become a part of th
diatdc t road fund of said dial1"let and to be und exclunivelyl
improving the public highway
in amid district, said election tbo held at the aorne time an an
eald proposition lo be voted up
on at the regular primary election to be helrl on the 1017: da
ol' August, 1026, and the rem:
lor election board of eald pn
mary election :hall act as th
election board for said speckelection:the general rleclio
law.:shall govern the cunduci
ing of aald epeclal election 1
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l l q g w | | l | | | J \ ]U s y l l u w l \ \ . |o vawrytonofcollbumedinan
electric light and ponor plant 400
to $00 tons of unter must hepumped to oonmlesule the steam that
driven tho big turbines.Boat coal
mines sm not near water.
Tho longest diltnzsco which elec-tridty c an be tnnnnitted cconom-
ically over 'arlrcn at present rad
compare favonbly with !ocaI pow-
er, is approximately 300 mils.
Goat of genenting elvetrltity i tonly about 20 per not o! toni bill.
The other so per c ent ll c an ofdelivering service from power plan!
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Jmnoa zz. mmr. Appraining if
expense,J. Moeller, Suppliu for Poor,
Miller Hunk, Bladlmitb work. 53-50Hn. Wm. Moore. Can ofsick, 50.00
Nebr. Sc hool for the Bod, Eijpenn inmate.1.50
Nmh sm. Store. Supplies forw r -0000
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mm H. Olson, '="$=n=nȢ SpatialElection.0.00
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the votes om at,auch election:hail bi* for the special llvy
then this County Board wilt
make md asseasnnent. and lavyul requested, otherwise the some
avi"not be made."THIRD:B0 I t Further Ro-
aoiwul that the County Chrk bt
and she hereby i l ulileclod Inj v c notion of uid election at
lent twenty day s prior to thedatethereof,by publication In
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TEACHERS'
EXAMINATION DATES
Saturday, July 24 1926.
Mabel Mania,Co. Superintendent.
BLAlR LOSES T o MERCHA1\"1'S
The Herchmrta :parted out intothel a d of the Elkhorn Vadhy
league when they visited the Blair
dinmund and won a 4 to z dvedxionovertheI n t y u r champions.As
f l i r..ou t a n ad eq u at e a n d l n ai gh t, "r r
tu r ne d m r g r e a t u n d o ." N e v g r
thr eat en n n l e h y o u mu st .ch e va l lc f.
a n d t h u : s m i t e w i t h | s u r e a i m . "
°'! an not who hs um wnat youmay have un hlm.*' cdnl Flint, worl-
lng himself Inln a fury."Ya ha' in-
troduced four ztnngen into our midst
Krupinsky foil
out another
Len Bremen
cluding the nl
"That will dv." said my neabmneloil nu nm. level valet.nc
Fun!opens! and shut lil! qmlh
npldy srluwqt l sound tuning £01152" I bar ptnoaalulu,e a p u l *
n me d my redonbuhla relativa.
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Cu r a q m a l r l w n l i l k n o w y n u g
tr i ck s !N a y I I n f o r n
Umshn Bee. Ilhily and Sunday
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Vote for
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County Attorne
29 Yun of An Wil): Sevtnl Yun Experlrn
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creation,"he returned in l b a n and I rejoined iho :Nun about mr
plnin ha ve be en m a n u a l h c t o r l m
c u m i n :m e a n r m t h e t n u u l t u
t o r e you -- ~|h t e l : n o w : n i t s y o u r c o n -
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yll a ri ua .Peter C o r i n r lll lll tlu n s e o p m n l r i a t R o h n
2 : l A r 1 ¢ l \ l v. - R o n a n u l : M a u n a3|: g p m a br ls .I l u r n y .w l l ll o u !U s u a l ! n n D a r b y K s d r s w .u s a l s o t h a n .O b a u a u t w a h o r an l i n b r i l a l l l .
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Mickey t u
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1027 thin; you'd do. Hum:~ ~ at-lsmpt to muh mr Into hdlnlng mmtmadnd thousand pound: hadma as nm filenefa 5;, a . E
they succeeded."How-how muc h!"uc. ~um urny, in the Rn
mu ~n ani ~iongest hit ofson followed
r .1 .u m . I n e ve r t h o u g h t t o h e a r y e z a
f n n l su ch im p ud e nc o o n y o u r o w n
deck."`
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"Bonn hundred mu u m - s u mthousand, nlne hundred ans! ninetythe
Dwmda In colnmnd bullion, withoutommlill a tht!! as Jenin and three
the!!!of plate,"ro-piled my great
meie promptly."You wilt note thatl"!| uo fnrund our peopll ln nm a
S a n t l n i m a Tr l n l d a d w i n e x p e c t e d t o
u r n . "
A cu n ni n g l m k cr ep t i n t o ¥'li n t'|
h o e .
vidon, matting za them all ln excel!
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;| | . lnvh ¢l| th| r | :lm| .l§otln¢-Bu!I'!.l be suing vhs: maybe ru be mmh r m n .Ian ye found me c lean:
mm: maid am wan! to the Wha!| °|Held with ye.i l :mm. l1.n'£ lhl
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thostu adowo tasmlleonh lgfng
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l a d s 6 0 b e m i n t be l ow .T h a ! r u
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c o n c n n u a n o m n C H U R C H
A .F .N e w o l l ,P a s t o r
M r .F u n k i l o n b .fi e l d m n f o r
Do n ne r Co l l eg e ,w i l l s p e a k S u n d r y
m o r n i n g .M r .K o n b i l a n ¢ : » f o o t -
b a l l m m a n d z m o n e n t a t a i n t n g
s p u k a r .Ia et u s g i v s h i m a i o o d
M a r i n g .
Th e p a s t o r V a n t a n e x t S u n d a y t o
b e n n : m u t u a l l y g o o d d a y i n o u r
w o r d t o : p a k t o C l p ' a F l i n t - t o ' a | . o
eouue il, a ir."
l l :n e n t u n c h took m o t h e r p i n c h
of s n u ff.
" A h ,r n . "b e ob o e -r n d 4 !7 l 7 ' I
U t d !th a t ab o a r d t h :w a r n t h i
I
\\.t h e i n l e t . t h e m m a n d r a c k o f vr a t vr
big iminz.l iHC L Blair h
u m out when
Eidnm and W
on balls.One
b g n ~l ~ a d s ~ n ~ i p u a ~
bil mms." 1 uid."Andi may b: in u n not to h t
bro ¢.' "But ra vauk m two fed Mmcie.nm n md e :c r o n th enu t you can tnslil some c omma
the putter d the rm of the watch.Hr grelbunc le. for wlnl of oth"
dheniou.had undertaken In !Ql<l|
"» | t l 1 n u \ ¢ r | | . |" 4 w h i l o h e u l l lo n l . 3 1 | - d n ! w i n g s .h u t h e p l m l l n la n l l n o r u t o n o w b a fo s b o u u a tw t o f ( h l t h l s u f i .t h l I G N N 3 l ld o a Il e a H u f f ! ! u t u n a .
C m n t x i i . - - r a m u z a d l s z u to u r t h e c ase;a t t h e s p o t u i m mi n L i l s h a m e d . b i l l a l t a r a a n a n n a - |l fl l h Jo h n Si l ve r : l u n an n h l i lp o r t i o n a n d u o l vl i n : N u t t a l -
i
Bill Fisk al!
the day :nd
bills.He had
mu fu as strahiffing eight
cr's five.Er
I
I
BERNHARD F. Luzzxrr
Attorney-at-Luv
Home ;1'heltre Building
..m n n e e d o f l l . S i l ve r . "
F l i n t H u r d .b u t B l l ve r m a t c h #
wh a t e ve r r ep i y h e In t en d e d ou t o f Il l !
mo u t h .
"Th i nk 'ee . sl r .Yo u j us t l et me nn '
s r t o f i n d L l
H e h a d t w o
u p .
THE EAT SHOP
E. C Rum. ProprietorMed: I5 Canis
Il~ a shrug.5 on the lot of ~ lf ~he notlon but~
rig;~1|blow unc! n ¢m~i¢» and 'take lt or hww
hopped zumu don £6 mi malndlck
II!!! hh c ommander." " ' L
C H A P T E R X l l l
Tro ac h u-y
nppneiato the situation Wm
l v u l w h l w i l a m e .nn da vl n tl ng ,m o
GO Q IC I.no l h l t t h e s h a d o w :u n
c u t u p o n t h e p m e l l n g o f t h e e l b t n
l r d l l i n so l i d b l o c k : l i k e l t r e l h o l '
n u n mwle a ln hh lhroll.than
mama his tamper by a substantialsta rt _
"Weil app-elm the umm! committee
0° :lx to check over with your men,
llurny ." hc ramad."I'll :end my
A n d h a z u m d n h u h e d .Jchn~...~
'Clark 0'Hlnlnn x Reed 0'H\n|
1 0`llANLON and o'sANuoN
I Auorun|neu sl 1nQ 15
Oliieu ever sun BunkIBllir. Namm
.
h.|.IL' l z r u n t l h n n w m b ln o o c e u l o u
°"1rou\ yes.The! rn telilng LongJohn and me before he come up to
:peak wlth Cairn I»1lnt.God uve nl.whod think there vu so much money
1 " L
l"ll.n!.'|b a i l e d u p l r u co m i c h
beh ol d.
.
music tlmo cfmrch building is wel!-
lh ld td ond cool,and we Imvo alfabundant!of fam..The morning
message will be one the pastor
thinks will inwrrst the whole par-iah.If you have company, why not
bring them for the hour?
The Bible School is holding up wen
o ve r m e g a l l e y n o n a s s o o n u s t a n d
n o n e u t h e o m a m : u J o u n o l l . H a l
:e r B o b . "
' ° H a l n o m o n t o b e fe a re d t h ! !
z l a w n ' I l m w g n - d , h u g h i u g
" A h ,ther ein Eltlle y e k n o w n o b t
. .a a a .h h l a n l i k e a t h u n d e r c l o u d .
Sl i ve r , a t hu e lb o w . e xh i b it e d l . co u n
te n a nc e wr e - :l i n ed In l m ll n .
" W e 'l l d l vl d t w h n t '|be l ow , "l l l d
l fl l n t nb r up t ly .
' I 1-e}olc¢»t h a t y o u h a ve co m a t o
mm an llr.Mlm has s mokhn fm-
the Interest.: o' his ern.A kind o'
prdeen for na. ya mmm ny .But
fhen nunmer
I u-znnua -»
B l l l r ,N e b n l h
J:I
On Fifth Sues! South of l|\de~I#sndent Tnlefphons Office IInd. 1221 Phoneu Be!! saaxl
x
DR. D. w. BELL
? ! y | | ; l u l | l3 lr l ¢ ° n
Bull 4a Phnna Ind. x
hi~m a ~
tightening up
was not in n
and ,gave noh e h i t a b s
Rm Es tate g
Office in new Home 'Theatre Bldg!
h~rling n ~
teasing the Bl
R.G.ALLENABsrn.\C'ron
nmr, ~-~
.enb!r fuer had been cnnrened.encmy." I ldmltled."Do th e y h u |31 Ior counting In the Wnirus umo Ra d it right in The ¥Inl¢fPrise"Where'| thc rest?" he cronhd."We \»\unI be nn time nl all, dr.nun so nhoani tho w¢lrusT°as the J ames: nd ~lin g' on b ell! :natunc le wok mas,''
|ti:1|y and chimrsuashow
were good apotors lhlorl Blni
Lundt ning!
minth.He we
Lluner'a erm`s§:1¢}e by Sv
1-»
FRANK s. BXGBLOW I
( A¢¢|\¢lor Fairmont Cxumery) I
Ply : Hlxhm Prine for IPOULTRYCREAM AND EGGS'
Th~ >oaks people meer at 7 o'clock
for their regular and inlenstinz
meeting.
.p l a t ;
U n t i l t h t n i
u p x b l c t o fi n d
uonm. cnmm-:ns
Gemini Prada:BevdduLoaled 0n
x
nn. w. F. HEMPHILLnaN11s'r
irlnlnri n... ea. fau»'|'IEk.D . . .. . 4 a 1 o 2 Ufrl nd also film: showin: Nehru-fvrant.
...._..,........ - .aa-h u a l m a be-
areiunh l m l No nhInn.and thu Mer:
m h lli wlv mark ln
uednle m e lull!|
ron! v! the Serfhnu
mu wen needed bYnd llc h y K mp lu k y
xt: in Hut plus Bull-
Iru the h ltd ng h imt L efty u ma in for
nun when he bwmd
tha tha t lu ll
run:u tho pun.
v u Hareluntl'Mr,Wllllnm
rhr.Mr.Fk k h i
ho pnuenled FrltxI n L n n n e r v m ml.
thin: about Un Ihr-ow :wht to do whenxle of player! occupy-'
anal they vrcmptly
hu mr li n e d out 1m n men.l u h y
owed and slammed
lng le lur ing ld ! ! -
ru thnn m owl.con-Y. but the lhrehlntl
p : h m nxnl v n u
towin-
AB R H P O
x . , u \ m e r , a b . . . s 1 1 o
xm p m - k y , = 1 , . . s 1 a 1b e : \ B m m a n . u . 2 o 1 2H - F ` H ! ; ! b . . . . |0 0 l |
]W .'| $ompson,2b.4 0 0 4
P . F ` r l L l , x 1 . , . . 4 n 1 o
`A.L \ u n n r . l l . . 4 0 1 o1 L l d a r u , ¢ . . . . . 8 1 2 ll
W.l. | \ n s ¢ r . P . . 8 1 2 0
128 2 7'l` o \ | I . | . . . 8 6 1 4
Me r d u tc A E
n o
o 1I1
1 0
s 1
o o
o no0
6 o
T o n l | . . . 3 A 4 1 1 ¥ 1 \ i |
n u n
B m f . . . . . o o o o o o o o \ - \s 4l l e n h n u . o w m n o o - 4 l l A
S u l l l l r !
1`1¢'o~\xu¢hit.Jansen:three-banMi ,Kn p lmk y ;d o lm bu st.Kru-
plnlky s, H. mu, A. Immun :mum
uniflm hlil, Lan Bronson Sl huesan mn . of ! mu 4: mu d : o u t b y
Lmner 5.Pkk S: double play : H.
Pm; to u n B r o ns o n : Um o f n m1hnur,56 mhwtu:vmvln I+Q-que .-rnmm mmm
v n s m u c m x C O U N T YP A R K n u n s w N u n s
g g m m , r m - . mn o r d e m n h -
i n . W m. Hm m u l n d u a f u n
dub. and a vwmm u helm; srnn| ~
e d ' m m v m m n n t d m n b a
lh r y o n e h ma d .
NE B RA S K A wn s xu '
Scottsbluff-North Plum C oo p: -
dlvl C hee: C wwly o l8eo\! .»Nu(f
nun!ly onualud with c apital noelnl llopoo.
Elk Creek-A | l5,000 umnrvolh
s y s t e m m M m n m mw»m.u \-c n y vm un Hgh: vlan:
to C r m - 1 s a w E h mu G vm mr -
Bay nr d-Pluu hh ( dlac und (or
aew Union Pleiflc p u u x q v r me i no m h - m . 5 0 0 h a d o f n a h a n
atlwd xl. loul y udl during month
ol June.
Huling a-Clly mly bulld publk
museum.Hq ti n n - Ne w th u tn r u m!hotullla", ta rw l u u old Berwick Hw
Am. -s well zh l mu m b n .D m i y h m - ¢ ¢ mf h ln d n i l ;A
Tile Lnmbuny o l Do nlin n begin:
speralion.
mn u s 1 ' lu . n . x s v mw
' ~'r1»n,~ nu he, "tha plum! mn
be forgotten ln tha had ol Egypt
n d the famine :lull aonnmo tho
llnd."Ami he mis led "lt h Ma nn the
w w u u n h l l u h d b y And
I2 gms w pun.. n h lnuon in seononlu ls no
yllmc ntd that lny onu :gn under~
mm | ¢ .S h a t h e d m ! o f P w -
u m b n n e s l u r¢~aoln ry I i if c urnnu a thouluyl thu s.Even
n u r va u s e d mn u d w i t h m n -
'Un plrlnd fromnepnseutadu n n
Shea thm,v¢~
:dx y an of neon-
By th n d o f th e
la p mh bk tha t A
ln n n d o n n i lt.u l l gn m o
n m d H u w .
bln n pe rlmes d
male dheonlant.
un n th Y ilr . i zdhd|\¢¥tu m for thu bitter will
uve b un f e lt.
W t - o v u l w e n y t l u l h l d w ehu ha d td o u r mo a ns d u ri ng th e
me n y a n u l p le n ty th an mmldbe an occ asion ior will-=¢ :mu ln
d § i .th an qho folluwud d n t
eouru h u e m u h llttle eumpldnt.
Thr klil ol o eu nod y pu : q pg qv
so un u a dream. but dl m noon:hay bewlm th: dernmmnud truth.
Th nn fo n , vh lh va mmilnln c hu !
a surplus, it mlglat bc wall lo think
Il
A T o o u n - r v n m
T l !W uh hglon Calmty h h
Baud i s wmi lz g h a d w : u h
f-hdr mm p u l li n g d n mn | H C
m u m t i l l n w They have ual-tr u h d wi th thu E xi md on B or da
uf \ h l Ua i vn r d ty o l Nob n d a f u
th # u n a l | C o lllu p , ¢ m ¢ , " ¢ ¢
and wlth n will bi de hrmlned meeha mplan vwmu mm o r w w w
ton County.
Soma fu- tl wo n t the p u m a
lmr kl' | c hlmplon pullin g h t!will'
b e d l z w a r u t m d h d p t a n v n v h ow n w m h w m h r h g t h l r Q Q
tu m l n wl llh l : m i a ta th h y u r .
Th u vd r in q uu tlo n nn Uvk ih n
o wn e d b y C ln n n n B u t n l Qi n -b l , l u n .'B uy a n f ull M o t h s
m d we n 10 and l l n w d d I t
o m m r , m s . g u m m y m u . u n
world'|meurd mall.'Rlc y uwen
a br the Stslllnn< £ » m d u n o u t u l a W h ( m l b
n n h n u ma n : th e y wd xh u l | 0 0 0
m s N00 ponndn ripe c ti vvly nM
had been worhd taggmhax hr mmfy a n ln NI U! ! ! (u m wo r k b y K e
Bugh._I t la m: lf h ly th t s o me u l
tx-nlnlng u= get dovm md qull um
the hero in wvrbuz!.TM fin ! mm u p h Corn Bonn Nui Likely 'N
myllmky umukrd the Do Any Serku Damanmsfo r \triple, uw `
D i d y e p u t I D e l in m e n l c u s
by mme mithe dw in Bron-1 Thu aliscovenr of a corn bon! hal 'nwllrlti-l'|d\.hl¢ltAmhu1|u|\with fncrifice fiY»"nu,nyflelda in' Washington county Bridgeport-Nur: the throw no U**;1ut week created |. great du! of bu§l ut uri; data.-
w o r r y t o f a r m e n a n d t o C o u n t y Spen cer I - u r n el ec t ri c p o w e r ' N 'n1i|\h n i n !H l l h 1 . 1 . I I 1 - n n r f . .l l ¢ | ¢ . a n t h a n n n ¢ u u l u I| £ l n n n a n \n h n n i n r n n d n u l h t r l n s . !E u 3 d '
n .. . .. . . .._ . _ . -.
Walter Laumer eon~
1 to score.Walt was
class game of ball,air players along at
lowing hits and then
in pin-chea.Launeroreroua frame of mind
mea on balia, nor did
Lmln Some of his
ought he was boo
sped In with four er-
tbt Blair boya [hey
ta.Ono of lhole er~|:fn<i§a only tally.
I with one out in thent to second on Al
r and scored on a
rogaard wa n then
n g v u a u c v u l d c l l l s u v (y v _auch voracious appetites. often eat-
ing the leavea full of holes and theneating into the tuael.
Samples of the borer were collect-
ed and a report from our Slate En-
itornologiat,M.H.Swank,reveals
;that it in not the European BorerhotanativeInsectknownasthe
Stalk Borer and that the worms arecommonlyfoundin June and July
firat in the small grain and later
in the corn fields.P1ofglluf Svrenksays nothing practical can be done[to prevent injury and he d as not
expaz any aerloua damage.
|Observations of County AgentBabelonJuly10ahowedthatin
many infested atalke the Borer had
1
I
" " r " "r - - v a v . . v " -. - - -, " -alectrie plant on Niobrara River,
:lar Spencer.
Bri1is.\||=°rv=Allo¢l\l2ll Chamber:of Commerce of North Platte Valley
to meet here.
Burlington-$20,000 bond issue pro
poem for new city hall.Harungton -- Farmers Telephone
C%mrwn>to lay underground oablea
in lhis town.
Beatrice-Wheat harvest begun in
thi.: vicinity.Lincoln-New highway from Lin-
coln ln Black Hllla being planned.Eoutheaatern Nebraaka ia rapidly
oomlmr to the front ln production
of apples.
IIaatinga-A $90,000 manuel aria
The Principle difference bat1\rean,'u°' i th me ,;,,,¢,,§ mlg¢},Nr .
the maziolana of Phuaoh'a timeand of the present day in that o-°'fiZ'o'&-.'",'§¢°"f'§."`w ,,¢°§r. rw? ~
former frankly admitted their In-'
ability to Interpret God'a law, while'
the latter just aa frankly deny thesoundnessof that lair and would
aat it at naught by arbitrary means.
-Nebraska Parmer.
California In Danger
California ia to vote again thla
year on the aame old water power
bill, that araa defeated in 2922 by358,000 majority,and in i924 by
4a2.ooo.
a T25 masure, if it should happen
to help make the contest an interactingonefo r h h neighbor:andhwmpur on. In um n m Uwar puma
;, load of wo po unds for a emma
of 15.8 fed and mm have pulled n
the full distance of 27.5 had it not
been that the crowd, not bdrm pro-perly roped away, cloned in and
frighloned the horaea.lir. Bugh re-
fused to make another trial underthan conditiooa. a
A few keeka lahlr he tool:11 1
learn to the pulllngeonteat ol. Blom:Lake,Iowa, when the oourm was
|F°P°d off aaa poliend.Hero a n
"l il U I II P ' rl I I I! ! I u uu v l x u ul u
Id halted the rally.¥ai»»;3p¢ma.bdlding £0 be ¢0l1l|.fl.lCf»El|.
owed eleven hits fm|*°*Albinn-New recreation 1
gave four hues on s¢¢and Year Oat Vnriely wu d f o r u m mm.the bqst of L|.nner Yield: Harvesied Saturday Omaha-H
aouts wen: cormcerasu dltinn vnu'»° the Fremont hurl-'rm work of detenninlng me high in Omaha
|28 *fl* .* *HTFR pro-yieiding oats for Washington couqty F§."=-'\{=me w =- -ni-"1-e1-=~=.-s-1 <»~=a,.........;,"..r;.. 041' ~ rqe ~.
lu me nl hur tllllll..........5;'."a..'1; 3.11. §`§°|""kiPk°".:.F°':'.!!'§.=Llhighm y ielden.Lu; y ¢¢n .y i¢ld»;..._ n.»....| .... .. u . .....|»_
lun number of Fra- 1 l'l'.f...'11"
at the game.many " " " " " "If to watch me Mer-I The oats this year appear to be
r battle for the top
the summary:
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not quite an good as laat year due
largely to lack of moiature but theyare grown ln plots in the aame field
ao use comparative yield will be the
same for both years regarcllen the
number of bushels.Lut y ear the plota were on the
Sam Stewart farm 'neat of Blair.'This year they were grown at the
Chris Hin: farm aouth of Blair and
next year it is hoped to have thc
varieties grown in the North orWestparteof the county.
One fivehondreth of an acre was
sent to the Crops Departntent at
ities.has been onven_p7 arrea men :romTrenton-New cream station has Saienarding América A la i n !Flnr y ear to year.scam noe:not
opened In thia town.lklf what a P il but hu alwaysTrenton-New copper Circuit plan-One ol the greatest Irorlu \»l1lch,be¢n held ateacU#"a`i1d taught to |13
| i nn by Yonhwelhern aeu the National Beard of Fire Under-u on the bit ao that theme mn noPlnaeceATelephoneCompany co:anecting'I'r~en|'*|"°f" has done in the Interest of
ton and su-nun.the public, was the Inauguration ofBridgdport-Local streets to be Fire Prevention activities in 1892.
graveled thin summer.'Hula work seemed l l h a hopelesa
Wakefield--Long bddge over Lo-,ink at the befinning.The R61-gon River, on Highway 9 compleletl.eral impreaaion used to be that if
Mitelnll Ground broken, for new PWPUVW una innlred, li made little
$i25,000 achool building.difference whether it burned or not-
Tr e li to n - A new Congregational W hummer company paid tl.; bill
rhurch in process of comtnnction.If the Emuranee bualnaaa had
wished 20 follow the easiest mad ltWolbac!8 carloada stock were,. .|. ..-on _.._n nnnlri lnan nnc nlnl lh ll vfltl mmf
c for longing back ann-i forth.
No sugar or favors ofany no:-t have
been flven to the horues at any
time but they have been carefully
taught £0 do their but for Hr. Bngh
Between the tn testa Ury weregiven a few teal pulls by hltching
them to the front of an old 10-20
tractor which vaa thrown into gear.The load and nalalanea fuwaheui by
this machine our a 30-foot oourle
Emonened Hr.Burl:aa bein! elm-
: J tvp ltsc wr rz n
ndt
|the Agricultural College to be
threshed :nd the yIe1d4 determined
from that.An soon as they arethreshed-a report will be dven for
both last year's yield and this yens.
»0 0
Merry Maids of Mane! To Enloy
Films On Canlinl And Cooling
nmppitl Irom wulolcn recently.H " ~- ~--~~a----- --- -r - - --.Nem.ll|l--l*lli11 street being :rw have charged nine sufficient to ilu' to that furnished hy the dy na-
cied.cover the rllk inmlverl.I t n w ,mometer nt :farting londa.Le i g h- Ne w fchoolhouae to bp however, that it had a public duty*Amther te st I n man e at the
"_,,,¢,W h| in District Na. 42 | \o perfoml from the ltandpaht of Iowa Experiment Stntion by loading
Chappeo--John Meinl!!conutmct educating the public as to the ne-a fum wagun .\1;|,_ my eomenlenting new gnin elevator.icessity of fire pmvention.I t was materiel until It and the lou! with
n m md personal Property vllu-an uphill nlmu le to obtain public a l a little over 4000 ponnmln.M1
ation sn- Platte County,»1=-»-»f»-|=°°=»°='&f°.x\But ~f i ? " 3 *¥s'2=:;":°}= :f;°. ":f"_'5i':*°:'*tt f .I
Ie an a Prarlidng
Thursday evening, July 15, County
Agent G¢0|E'0 Bates will ohow rtion pic tures at the Money school
houwc five miie; oouth of Blair. The
films will be along the line of workthat the c lub il doing this sualher
¢rl3!l of mo n than ;500_g0g .for years ox ure pnevenuon ncuvlrynnuAmerieo le are :tall coou m an oe 11 v :mf-'"2>`.§f.°£`.i`§5i'3?'§fid,. ry;:;;l¢g¢¢ on ating in the effori of the lmunnce
{rnT~8l' stint.,|a:ompanEes zo reduce fire losses andW ade! -W ork nllrled on n61\rlth"'*bY reduce " Q m n of insur-
Fuhflliln Building.noe,which means the uvln g of
... ... ...:_.........L liven Ind urnnartv
qu!wlgun punzu Avrwiuu va --vteam.Ti na were of steel.frontsrhreh 36 in. md r¢lr wlneln 44 il.
in flinmeler.This given about tbl
some resistance no the dynzmonrletorwlmqm it u set at |800 pnundec.By
faneninr 1 second mimi lar mms; chiefly canning, lhe history of fruit H l l t i l a l l l - L a t ! ! !uru lnu cr un cu -ns c o m n l e h d In L o g a n Va l le y d i a l I z h iml i fin!I ~
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Wann - Commnrrial State
rclmrttd in splendid condition.
W olbu Pwi:1g operations
In trdnlnf pin of hone:or
l m n s t l r t e d i n t h i s c i t y
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\K i n g P h a r a o h h a d a d r u m ;h e'n a m woven f a t k l n e c o m e u p o u t o f
th e rhwer.Pr e s en t l y se ve n l e a n
k i n e c a m e fr o m t h e s o m e ao un re
i u m l d e vo u r e d t h a se ve n f l i o"u;n.
H i n t h e u w o n e a l l l " . o f c o m b e a r
t h i n g to ol :p m o é w i t h el ec tr ic r a m
a n d au t om o bi l es .Zn sp i t e o f 20,-
830 ,0 00 au t o s a n d m o t o r b o n u i n
It h e co u n t r y ,t h e e l e a r i c r a i l w a y s
a n h a u l i n g m o r e pe op le t h a n e ve r
be fo r e .
At a l so i t w i l l b e w i t h el ec t ri c
r e fr i g e r a t i o n .I t w i l l s t i m u l a t e th e
l u u n u g l u n l u c y u t ug < : i l l e r i n o n l e r t o g t t m e m a x i m u m
b e n e fi t fr o m t h e e n e r x :t h e y e x e r t .
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n e w m a i d ) - A n d ,n o w ,N o m ,o n
y o u e f fi c i e n t !'
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THE ENTERPRISE.....,.,,
R O U N D T H E C O U N T Y.A News ol Interest gnhered by Eueryflu
mrrsspondsats from every communlly In Wuh-
- lngmn Coumy.
:|~av »\||.r0~o¢ r¢ ou0v v |ov u-ov o~ov oov o~:.n.v \
lir. llltl Ska. Lou Fink.Wm. Quinlan, Jr., of Miuouri Val-
Iey ls visiting at the Harry 'fuc ker
Loma.
M n R13 Pistol h u been imlp-ing H n .Gem Hnrgan m g for
thxuber: this week.
Georg;Fackler started thrushhglvl. Tuuday .
The foilovring fr|end¢l° and mh -
session and feel that they prof!~
much by the trip.Mr. um Vohries of College Vi~Nebr., but who had been making 11|home with his daughter, Hrs. A.
Wilkins for the pant dame month
paused sway last Friday at the ;of 85 3-earl.Funeral service: weconducted Sunday afternoon at Iono'clock from tha M.E.church aKznnltd.The many friendl ha
extend sympathy to the benea
family.
'r u ~ t o o r u r b rt h v v nd d ro f
Tarun clay.minutes of th!lui mating ve rt ran d by the lecrehnr. Klum Jensen and a rand
l nhe number;3 ° u n i can
:g a f : wu ts I. lo a f: r u m cookies and muffins were1=~gpd I-(ann J annn had the butanfin! and .Helm Lanen the beat
¢01t\|ttr¢l2Tgl1IidiDl and sour :nam
mak in.a next maewg will be
s
Calhoun park IutS;uudn7. They re-
p.vrl a wry plelnnt day .llr. and Mrs. Roy Polk and Mr.
and H n .Leon Hindky draw up
mrthwest of Decatur l u t Sundnymd spent the day at the Lode An-
derson home.
llr. and Hn. CurT'H§ndky drove
za Dnklnnd Satqndny waning and
:put the night 1ri!h tid: dlughter
.....,.,,
R O U N D T H E C O U N T Y.A News ol Interest gnhered by Eueryflu
mrrsspondsats from every communlly In Wuh-
- lngmn Coumy.
:|~av »\||.r0~o¢ r¢ ou0v v |ov u-ov o~ov oov o~:.n.v \
lir. llltl Ska. Lou Fink.Wm. Quinlan, Jr., of Miuouri Val-
Iey ls visiting at the Harry 'fuc ker
Loma.
M n R13 Pistol h u been imlp-ing H n .Gem Hnrgan m g for
thxuber: this week.
Georg;Fackler started thrushhglvl. Tuuday .
The foilovring fr|end¢l° and mh -
session and feel that they prof!~
much by the trip.Mr. um Vohries of College Vi~Nebr., but who had been making 11|home with his daughter, Hrs. A.
Wilkins for the pant dame month
paused sway last Friday at the ;of 85 3-earl.Funeral service: weconducted Sunday afternoon at Iono'clock from tha M.E.church aKznnltd.The many friendl ha
extend sympathy to the benea
family.
'r u ~ t o o r u r b rt h v v nd d ro f
Tarun clay.minutes of th!lui mating ve rt ran d by the lecrehnr. Klum Jensen and a rand
l nhe number;3 ° u n i can
:g a f : wu ts I. lo a f: r u m cookies and muffins were1=~gpd I-(ann J annn had the butanfin! and .Helm Lanen the beat
¢01t\|ttr¢l2Tgl1IidiDl and sour :nam
mak in.a next maewg will be
s
Calhoun park IutS;uudn7. They re-
p.vrl a wry plelnnt day .llr. and Mrs. Roy Polk and Mr.
and H n .Leon Hindky draw up
mrthwest of Decatur l u t Sundnymd spent the day at the Lode An-
derson home.
llr. and Hn. CurT'H§ndky drove
za Dnklnnd Satqndny waning and
:put the night 1ri!h tid: dlughter
ALL nm mom.:
B L A l R ' S L E A D I N G N E W S P A P E R o F F | c | A L . P A P E R o r = ` w A s | 1 | N o T o N C O U N T Y , N E B R A S K A
un! rm nrnllnw m ann"GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND CDMMENT Aak for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD"
Gel me mmm
tradp wlth__
J. L. Pounds
one price clothler
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Blair,..;.Nebr.
ROSE HILL N1-:WS
118 Shop! Time Gall met nt themo of Hue]veuafr int Wednes-.Everyone had n v m 'enjoy-
ti millr. md Hrs. John Boeklun whit-nt Wm. Flannlnns of Toknmah
Sa w? of nmo on .Hfron oft l u roturnod h o m
~In wanton Longl vrhoro he h u
wa|kln ellnc¢ school dopd.Gntc lwa zach- md Elva Hannpent Suurday dumoon with
ly nn.Hi n Hosea Wilson and li n .
Wilson and baby spent I n tundnyafternoonattheWill
l hams.f Har'Gl u Club m e withronardlui.Wodmalay.A
.~mn modding of Ice cream andu n served.The boys moott week with James lhnclno.r.und Hrs.Rudolph Muncie~Friday wenln; at Gnndnor
nu r .gran Word and Huoid Chril-nn vultod Jnmes Ryan Thonulny
1°~ .lm Hn .Otto Ruhr ment
Monday dt:-:ooo and evening at
mg park in Dmaha.ll . md Hn. Clumeo Jens!! and
flmlly m d Sunday at the Pots
Jensen homo.Mr. ind lin. Rudolph Munch andfamilyvislhudlui.Friday evening
al the Gus Honcko hom;Mr. and Mn. J ohn Penne: andchildren were guests at Wi!! Ryuu'
y .The Epwoa League vu 'rollundodSunday evening.The hon
for 9, pimie nl doddod on.Jrplan an go to Wnhoo next Sundaymplace of Norris park.Josephine chrhtwmxzunded $12
ball game ln Fremont lui. Sunday.The Lldkl' Aid met q the homeof Mrs.Charles Hu u e n i n t Wed-nnday.A ingo :number attended.A delicious luncheon wus served.IIsrold Clrlaonrolurrnd $0 Blahlnt.8aturday after having 'lrorlotl
for Will Ry ln | coulle of weeks.A fur from this vcinlty ationsiodtho funenllof L. H. Vorhlea which
au h old in Kennard lut Sumhy .Gntcfnn ldeneke had the misfor-tu n o lu : wmmmy wan i n g to h ekickedby a cow.Her no n v ubroken ond hor :yo bllckerd.Sho
is kiln along nicely.
mlzor focal;
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x,)
A \\\`\\
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hen Eddie,our bflghl Anand
509.
teh (ask:(hal mm( people nn-
nqy,He dana: md .sings
Ana aw °u»¢f'y.¢..¢.
preeslheof gmulnc joy.
None Better
Your Flour can be no
tter than t h e wheat
whlch lt ls ground.
Illsbury Flour ls.made
~m selected Hard Vlihedt
- t h e b e s t t h a t l s g r o w n
nywhere.That ls why
read made from Plllsbury
lour has n llne llavnrand
oes not dry out qulckly.
peclals Fon Next Week
illsbu ry '| Ben Flour $2.50
-- ar Flour $2.50
oyal Blue Corn. 2 cans .25
'unpplexn largo can .zs
ewhes ""
can ....
.gal Ann Clmrriu, lame can
rk and Beans, por can
eu. per canr e Bnuln Cauu|pwlw c an of 1
Pork and Beans 1-'ass l
nllheuds, per pound
a
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.25
.30
.10
.IS
.25
.21
0 uallty Market
JENS NIELSEN. Prop.
apen!Sunday at tha Carl Pleptr
home .al Blair.Ola!Peurnn apent a f lw dly r
alFJeua l-Inland.|.very ana v u gn a t y aurpl m Tuenday w l u a m y head 'ef
the ma r r la mo f Clarence Hansenand Hao w na, which occurred ln
la w ;Clarence nad ua ld fr omtheRa u Hlll aehool and hal - m y -llved ln um c ommunity.u m W I -klna ntumad thla aummar from
Boulder,Col do where a h h u
hom the pu! three y uan taklng anuraeltralnlng course.She wouldhavereceivedher cerllflnata I-Nl(all.Thsy hlva the beat wlahu for
a m m w a d e d n n .Elon lame.: span! Sunday alter-noon ln Blalr with the Carlagn glrlaThe oommlmlty wan aaddemed last1'~=-my when they leamed of Lhe
dQ!h n Deulah Hanan at the Blair
Ha lp lu l June u,1928.She rom-rlolesl aehool at Role Hlll and latern1923went to Boulder, Colando
and ln two years renamed home onnoun!of poor health.Rev.M..lo on and nw. Ganlener al Nor-1-»|\¢.p=mh»<| un l\zneraL The 'glu-
bunn were J ohn, Harald and ow-ard Taylor, vmm- Johnson,. m mand Albert Ruhr.The family hal'th e aympauq or a n m u m com-
.|unl\y.m
I M A N E Y N § r E s
|Mr. and Mn. Sam Balloy, Jae andhlargamQ u m m n !Friday e wInlnll at Prod'M u n n .
The Marry Mallla of Haney are[having an icwcnam welll, free _ple-the
wrzumahow aml program.atMannyaehoolhouse Thunday ann~¢.,1ug 15.u m nmde Allen and Mn.n.Fowler anim-1 lhelr c ounoFremont a l. the Mi dland "gy
Frklay.They a n now yteach aehool of whlrh Mrs.Fewwillleac h at tho Sutmyalde school
l\d Mba Genru ds Allen wlll with
at me lllaney achoal.' r m Marry Lum of Haney mn alIhr home of Dorothy Mulen Sun-day afternoon ln ordsr to pranleelartholrprogramwhkhvlllbe
,xml Thunn lay mnlng.Mr." f l Hn .m e M u n n are¢d°¥\»r an extended vlzlt from(olka of Oklahoma.Hr.n a l i m
w. F. Steuben of lakeba, Oklahoma
nd Mr. Janna Wood: of ChnrokeeDklahoma :rho nn-lvd Saturday .ml
"gd xo spend several dm Lhore.ra.Andrew Mauen. Elsls Koe-nlr.ln . . la y h n e n .Ho lm and
Fnncia Mae Larsen spent om daylul. mek \\~lI.l\ Mn. wm K°gd5_alan" Deatrlc e and Tenn d wand mu Foley u n . r l- la w mu -
nwr l wllh Mlu orulhy lluzen.Mlm v m Foley lx planning wwavefarWayne.Nebr.Prldlvmmw wh e n a h e f lu u k e a i lvoweelu course.The fin! of Sepoem-ber lhb will hefln lean-hlng the nm
nd alxlh grads at Elkhorn, Nebr.Hrs.Elizabeth Mlulrra and mn.
Paul Malvern ol Alhland anal Bealelllller ol near Kvnnard apanl S\|n~
day az P M l h a w n .The Merry Maid: of Maney Cook-ing Club held their bualnexs meet-ing at the home of Helen LaroanThursdayalxernocn.The meeting
D.at
onloh r
AIK wr nuum .u.u»uv.~ ............
v v v I umm. W AS HI NGTO N g 0 UN' l ' y , - NE B R AS K A JULY 22, 1946
Mrs. J U.lioaemoaurn f m l l r h u a b a n d .Un Sunay they drove toEwdlafwithMn .Bam l r Wayneqnd mired an nu m a u g hHelen Larsen and Dorothy Batten
pmt Tunday afternoon with Ter-aa. and Beatrice Fohir..Mr.and Mn..W iliam Kam i!peut Sunday at the Jay Li ne n
cole.Ilia: Bary Sac kdt of Chi isbiting at Lbs home.of Lira.m.loenlg.In o fair day : aho will goo Omaha when ah! will keep bottleor the L. C. Curtin family.
me _mm part of uuz W eek:Nea-nanny..
Ha and Kenneth Tyaon,A g dw from a two Iralka vlait at thoD i g g Glen and pm] Ray. Mr. and r i t Jones home at Sewer Cross-
5ir»Don Me mo :o l A r u n ¢ m, !a i m H m m : m u who hu been
Chu. Metxler of Tekamah, Mr. Slui iaiting her sister, Hrs. (;,¢,Owen
oi' Carroll, Nebr. tor the goat monthreturned Saturday to hu ome here.»Hrs. Gertrude Nea! and aon,Joe
of Benson, also Mila Martha Cookspent sewn! 615| East week. at theJohnBlaeohomehere.Mr.and
ter,Sheik,who is attending sum-
mer aeho-oi at the Wayne Statue Nor
mal.The Thompson families enjoyed a
family reunion at the James Thomp-son homo last Sunday.The follow-
ing famillel brought thdr dinnfrf
and spent the day together: Frank
Mrs. J. McC'lannnha:z and his moth-er, Mr. and Mn. Homer King. Mn.
Blanizthbeckler of Tdkamah,H n .Ed King and Lira.Killus W est of
Will and Dan Thompson.Mr.and Ha 'm a n .\ | 1 A L D u a l l l R fi n; n nr nl l n m l l \ . f -'l '¢| \ A} 6 n f s n n i | r | = n D l n l l
da mn J.S.Conety,C.B.B..,,,,_f Roma Wand returned lad Thurs-NO. as
J..~ on Dot. 24.1899.md ' a uthareforeput twenty -d x y ous 01'
oourmr not xznzmuun' 'TRAIN IN IOWA
.n
I \s i x t o n i n e ca r d .de p e n di n g ,o f
ec un ie ,o n t h e a i l s o f t h e e a r l .
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lin an the bench, nmived the traficn w : o f Hn. death of their o/ldut
nn. Hugo A. 1§0i\1l» which oocurnd
lonclay, .Zqly 19, ;Norvray, lawn.
T l !teiegrnn :tn I n had bien
~lled by n train.1Ingo had been working for therlllmndcompanypmlntingbridges
ln-1 at this writing, Tuesday after
nm. th e h mily von no t f ully i n-Iormml as to the pu1icula:.| of his
a th.
ed,whlin,with larger ai r:g p m
six an eight many; lasadhdm one
time.
At. the present time, thi Nebraska
t ~1 .f o r t h e I n t i ' e 1 r u u o n s ,h o v u j l r ,
colfii :sumti l r n x u o x r ' r o l u v n
Nav/ STA TE PA RK
Fnmone., Nnb., July 19.-The muh0 l 'E X P E N S E .. purc hased I intl of 16 5 u rn .
T i h l Zlllmnk o r Expense For
Wnhlnnw Oonnly For Oomlng
Y o u u $140,000.B¢H| ¢|
An TM B l: I te m
o.»\ns AND n n mc s s .w w
The utimnlo for the county nx-
puuu for 1926 | | ;lven b alw nel
gy lr !! ln uleu t to the ra do n 0 !.0 Enterprise.The ullmate nm:
n vv m u a x f u m -(ur u~»
!0 f 01 | \¢ » r u0 ¢ b\ u u» m0 lv. mm0 -
Ly moving u will bn mud.In ll S 2.00100
nr and Poor I-'nm 'l,000.WmyM a n o r :8,500.00
k u : 8 - lllr k i xa,0oo.00
.County Sumyor 000.00
g y *zs,0oo.ood n --4s,ooo.0o
§ 2 " " " u n d c wu C u r l 0.00000
lda tn ll 20,000.00Ma n n Re li c !500.00
m u n D n i a q e a,0oo.ool a w : m u h B u n a m p _1,500.00
In-hen' Pnadana ap o o m
Afriwlm-nl I Swek Show~.2,000.00
: m u o n 4,000.00
§. -
contulnln( ¢l|M lakes, west nf Pn-
munt an the Llneoln hlghuay, lor
the c aution al \ .lute park.Thu nlfaru of C.C. Cmmrlght,
Fnmvn t, u m d ro wn - of tb a lxuk
Walton langue of LM: diy, md A~thu! Bnldvlin, pnaldent al the Pav
mont ehaphr. m uid ro be napa;-
dhln for dau action.
'nm m n ,aitnnhd on n u v e dstretchof 1-hs Lincoln highway,u
leu Lhnn hm mlleu from town.
Daring the l u !h w dnyl thuln n k W n lwn I n n a h u wa r d th u
pla ntin g o f mn um fn f un in tho
n h l pit ln ku,whkh w w n m-net
mn ! n n g lln . ,_Th i F n m o n t d mp h r w 0 H u \ d
ln p l xn ta llth a u n e ln n d d n mb h r yth e : u h wi ll provide u bontlfy
the grnunds.Tentltlvu pln n l n l!
for annway u mmughant the onlin
tx-ut, dndlng nbou! tbl him, and
hnpnwnnrnt of the pnunt nntux-nl
blthlng benches..
N a n c i '
Thu S u u Rxilsuy Couunhdon
n u a a l p m d n u u y , J u l y z m ,
n t m o M L n s w f , u a n u m -
ol Un hudng on the apglkauan of
tbl: c 0}npny lor tha connolldutialg
... : ,\ 1 ~.
Tllll.The meeting vlll bo hold at thu
ooundl dumber: in th! City Hal!
and is cpm to tha publk.26 lt.Blair Telephone' Ccmplay.
COUNTY
DROU`l`H STILLTHREATENS CORN
Whnl Yhld l lfnu h-ny Gnd
Bu!cm Crop ll A Crlkll
Conlllhi lk! Wluh Hula
'llc onauum Warn'»|°a1'':r\'
ami-Aiwa!~ o f ' r u
. . .n - - . _ . . . . _ . . . - . - - - . .. . ._ItE.'llJR'*iS~ L n n r s m -~ n a r e s ~
+_VERY BUSY
High Dar For The Year U9 To
Date la 178 Clra.The Tourist
Baelneae Bboee An leaeaae.
Dlr And Night Service
nr vs n L OW AT PRESENT TIME
'.The Blair ferry.which is owned
and operated by Mr. Cbarlea Haynesand soo1. la now at the belght of
one of ite best eeaaona.Touriatafrom an over the oontinent are fol-
lowing the B-line amd, bv eroaeltig
the river here,are aaviog them-
uelvea a good bn of extra milueo
Stay-at-home Blah folk: find many
interesting rhinal happenin; at the
ferry landlng and almost every eve-w n a finds many Blalrltea visiting
with the tourlata.The fm? season opened me yearonMatch16, thla h-dn.; about the
uma] date. according to llr. Haynea.
The rlver becomes open and clear,inmoaty earebetvreenthe mthand
Nth o f la rc h .Aa a general rule
ferry service ia anled on up untilthe last of November.In zinnaually
mild winters, the river may he openevemlabor and Mr.Haynea recalls
one aeaaon in which the laat trip
was made on Chrhtmalily .During the season, the !%rr>"J='\'i°¢ ta
maintained both day and night,
which le a great advantage to trav-
olere.lip to date this year, the lament
day'A lmxineea was one hundred and
seventy ears. each ear carryiag oneto 'nine passengers.The emalleatday'e business this year waa the
1l
Mr. and Hrs. Jae.L.Pound anddaughter are home from a very de-tlghtful trip up into the Black llille
country.'Leaving Blair on July -ith by auto
they drove to Norfolk where theystoppedover night with relatives
and from there drove to Winner,
S. D.After a night ln Win-:er they
headed for Ilot Sprhxga where theystayedfromTueaday Inight pntil
Saturday morning.The next more
was up to Custer and Sy lvan Lake
and then into Dndwood for Sat-
nnday night.On Sunday they drove
to Snearfish and to Lead and backS'Deadwood,from there £0 Rapid
ity.The homeward trip waa begun on
Tuesday of the aerond week overthe .Gunter Battlefield Highway and
arrived home Friday afternoon.The trip was a delightful one. The
fluat thrill was at Rosebud which
is an Indian agency just welt ofWinnerlnliilletteCounty,S.D.
Here they !o|.md a two week'a pow
wow eoine at which twelve thoua~
amd Indiana were gathered and the
hilla were white with tents.The acenlc portion of the trip be-gun when entedng the Black Hill:
and woods and from there in one
beautiful aight after anaber await-
ed the travelers.Sylvan Lake Iaone of thebeauty apote which par-
ticularly attracted their admirationThis ia only one of nature'e freak!
and there are thousand! of them In
a day'a ride that will !ill the on-
leoker with awe.These hllla have
been aptly named "The Am-erlan
Abe" and those who have seen bothdeclare in favor of the Black Hills
and claim they are onrnateheddll
'couucn .ans
0N cm what
Ne w W e ll la To B e Tltd Out o r
Two Weeh'a Trial.ll I t P N N!
sueeeorefn May n e o n e
Ior Gu Purposes
I
MEETING WAS A QUIET o n e
The re ar meeting of the city
council which was held 'hoaday eve-
ning was a quiet one and norordinl
to report: to The Enterprise repow
er. was one of action.Nothing waa done relative totill
appointment of a iight andeommiaaioner and the matter ananda
aa before,the city atill wltbout
man at the head of this im~- -
offloe.The qnoatlon of the condition
the city water was taken up.
qoeatlon has been before thefor aome time _and it ta -
known that when the omnilra ~
tory ia n operation that theHourlydangerously .ahort and.
thlameetlngetepawaretakeo
m a n h a d t o a m l o t d o n o t t h h e u
atioua quaation.A test well was put down
mo n th a a g o ln th e B a . llr dsouthofBlair and aometblng i.
twenty-five feet of flue waterth! aand wae gone through.
oould be piped to the reservoir
while it would be naceeaary to
tain a separate pumping atatiolt
the power for ,zumvioe wovali
ne c e a a lty b e a g a a or a n o lletwouldat-the eame time ..
the tenalon on the light plant..
'fi*o\ildof course. be very deal 1
plant.Ti m mu d (d a t of b m:r u l l ?
la n d which,u u w l l closed th t
business of the meeting.
ONE THBBSHER Fon11 runs is STA
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I P
000¢D00b¢\heJ» of :mall | 1n h wit!be Ne b n lk f l contribution to the
Annum!! ll Narlll Hilti Win
t Pals Grxznd parky gl " w g
L morn nc ower a nrin! o f the peop lefiut o'$. . the
ark was filled. with a crowd whichnlvwd n plcnlc lunch In the coolbade.An axcidng ball lame. 'be-
urocn Ariinton and Blair resulted
~
_;~gf==¢;»==- ~f1<;;=_;=;,° 12.5.Race!n anc :Il ro en cntor the nemanuler of the dw By
renin the park was literally pack-d .ii people who name to enjoy
he fireworks and dance.The eate-ratlon vraa sponsored by the Com~
munity club and was a bi: suoceaa.I l i a Leland Clark of Ravennaame to Ylxit over the Fourth with
er knarenu,Hr.and Mn .Martin
flar
Mr.and Mrs.Harry :Seite :pennSunday afnernoon at the Ed Hater
home.The P i | C lu b met at the Chl'Ia
Hina home last Friday evening.Mr.and lm. Goorc e a m .of Blair
aera welcome guaata.Relreehments
were served after the meeting.
Mr.and Lira.Edgar Ron,H n .Ah Rose and Lira. Brooka drove out
frcm Blair Sunday evening and via-
ited at the Jamea Thompaon home.
Amelia Petersen was home from
the Croareil Home last week suffer-
ing from an ulceratwed tooth.i Hr.and Mrs.Paul Barry spent
,Thursday evening at the James
the afternoorf they called on Hr. andMrs. A. E. Dixon and family.
Misa Edna Tucker is entertainingtheBlue Birds of Bono this after-
noon.Ilefnahmenta will be .served
after the meeting.Mn .Bert Romana and Mrs.Al
King called on Mrs..Eva Mettler
last Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mn. Elay King and hermother,Mn .Sylvia of Blair spent
Friday evening with Mrs. Eva Metz-
ler.Misa Roby McCoy left We-mlneaday
afternoon for Fremont to help care
for her alatcr, Emelline,who was
taken from the hozpitai that f te -
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18 3 . \t r a i n e d n u r s e i s c a r . 1 i n . ;
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Mre»-Chas. Widener and dauhter,Dorothy were shopping in Omaha
Monday.Mr. and Mn .Frank Vybria! andchildrenSundayedatWahoo,Neb.Nick Cook went to Omaha Non-daLto atte nd th e I. 0. 0.F. andReRahpicnkwhilrhwasheldat
iirug Paris on that day.He reports
a very large crowd in attendance.He mturned home Tuesday morn-ing by train.
Mm.Jessie Talln1a1 of Fremont
visited in t we ek at the home ofJohnIllaco.$ 1 llazier was called to Omaha
Par hu ps lhn mo nludy nn md od
fu n n !a n n i n d a k d v f o r n mn t h u v d t p d o b a n a r md a h u w r i-
npocttovlnmamory e l l m u l .
lhhnr l t thi f u n d ammo nia
|wth4¢¢|M¢l!Y»
mAllwlI!ho::___.Ju ly 14
b¢u»okl||»z nh».lc Aph ydlhnv u lmmdllhly a n d and b l
lt r m o d w n l l y m d t h o h m il y h l t
an 1' h un dn y uv c aiu¢ b lt h\ v uv dz hn ma dw nwn .- y.A¢ m \ o ' d n ¢
Friday n u mb ;\h».hur¢u;§ia\
»w»p°dwdh1~llt~\=~gi\1¢ru¢o-t v
D o e e u e d v u b o r n : s u m min g
\ party mf girl: ieft hae cp Keniln o m pl n n numu.no on t o u m n or ne or a co usn , 1» -v.r u :n a n n y ny m e u m u s or ne rM y r t l a ! d c D p n n !d l m : p u r c h a s e d a D a y .R o b y t i l l : s a w n u n t i l S u n -d a n g h u r .M r s .D .H .F a i r ,b u t a t
F o n d r o a d s t e r w h i c h t h e w i l l u s e t o dm v.th i s w r i t i n g i s r r p vr w r h t o b e ve r y
"ih-. and Hn. T. K. Iverson andll1\\}fh ImgrQ.\§¢}_
lln. 1'. K. lnnon and dnuz hun
mint W edlllill'H t l lan llthlr.
lhllh Johnson md brother, umm
n t a ll Ho u lm.|lr._|,|\d In. B. B. Lol ol Do-:yor
In-u; ""i1=T"';;';;'of hor lr . In d Hn . I1 C .
C m u l n n d o l h e f n l l t l v l .l r .l 'l'lotlortand lou o I
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I
M T I I N !m r s .R o u t e s u a u u v u . . . . .s m i l y o f O l l t e s ,N .D . ,e a r n s o n
W e d n e s d a y f o r a s h o r t v i s i t w i t h
l r .L a r s o u ' s s i s t e r ,M r s .P . L t C a d y
nd Dr. Cady.V. A. Taylor of Schuyler has sc-spted a position as bookkeeper InhoEchtenkampgarageandbeganlsdutiesonWednesda .Hr.and Mrs..lake n.who.re visiting here from California,eeelved word on Sunday that their
on Raymond, has passed avpy. Themdy will be sont here for burial.The little son of Ollie Johnsonwhosufferedabrokenarmlastrock, is reported as doing nloely.
Mrs.Drusilla McCann. of Omaha
lalbed aver the Fotmh with herLaughter,Mrs.L.E.Peterson and
lr.Peterson.Br.and Hrs.Allred Rosenkllde
pent Monday in Lincoln.Mrs.P.J.Christenren and chil-Iren of Bennington visited Fridayrlthherparents,ldr.and Hrs.
Zhao. Fan.
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mrs. Sadie Mengedoht, Clans andRoy lengedoht were Sunday after-
:oon guests at the Albert Lollman
some.William and Mary Lallman spentSunday evening at the Wm.Holt-
man home.Erwin Sprlck of Herman, was aSunday evening visitor at the Mrs.Sadie olengedoht home the guest of
|Lleadames Will and Jlrn Thompsongaveajointblrtladaypartyfor
their daughters Fnances and Eileen
at the home of the latter, on_nyes-oerday afternoon. _All their ttle
friends were invited to bo presentand enjoy the occasion.Very nice
refreshments were served and the
day will long be remembered hyall.
Clyde Metsler received a telegram
this morning from his sister,llrs.R.A.Anderson of Tovrner,Colo.,
statiug tnat she would arrive in
Omaha Friday and will como to
Blair to visit her mother, Mn. Eva
Metzler and other oelstives.Mr.ond Mrs.Wm.Coulter anl
family and Misa Anna Paulsen vis
James Mullin, Jr., is visiting Billie,i|_,d Mr.and Mrs.Sam llcCowen
Harrison today.
Misa FrancesLincolnSunday
with relatives.
James Barrytan , Mi? t a reof his s ter, Mrs. James Thompson
and family.
Dorothy Vinderslev of Blair,lsspending a two 1reek's vacation at
the home ol her uncle, Niels Chris-
tensen..Jens Juul was a business wl e r
Hsrdson arent to
to spend the week
and wife of t.loc1-
vlsltlng at the home
ln South Omaha Monday,l1avin;,
cattle on the marlxet.|Mo1gan
last Sun day . 'v
Elton Schneider is working for
Kenneth Tyson at present.Mr.and Mrs.Harry 'l'ysor.1 and?aul will spend this evening at the
Louis Long home west of Herman.
hir. Han.A Thompson of Blair,is
stac king wheat on the A. E. Dixon
farm.Mrs. Randall Iverson and childrenspentWednesdayafternoonwith
Mrs. A. E. Dixon.The Murray machine has threshed
wheat for Dacor Mathers and Geo.
this week.It has been re-I Henry Henrlcksen and fandly of no mo that sir.Morgan's wheat
De Soto spent Sunday afternoon at
the Rudolph Hansen home.Mrs.Fred Knudsen and Laura
spent Nonday with Mrs.Walter
Novak.Niels Christensen and family and
Dorothy Vinderslev were Sundaydinner guests at the Robert Ander-
sen home.
made 44 bushels to the acre and
Mr.Mathews made 3835 bushels.
We sm find to hear il..Hany Tyson is shelling c orn for
.lttcl today.Mr. and Mrs. Lon Flnk entertain-
d the following guests Sunday : Mr
and Mrs. I'rank Crum and Alt. and
Mrs.Art Rasmussen,all of Teks
;..........__..............imah.as-__.1 xl...!..'M.,..|!. Tuann nsont
hope is held for her recovery as sheis falling ln health for some time.
Miss Thelma Leonard spent the
\\eo}-end with her parents here, re-turning to her work at Council
Bluffs Sunday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Mark Swlhart,ofHoskins, Nehr. came in by nuto last
Saturday !or a visit with relativesand old time friends and while hensEurehasodaFordsedan from hisrother-ln-law,Gus Rathmann,of
Blslr.Mr. and Mrs. 51. T. Cededind andchildrenofUnionStar.Mo.,came
Sunday for a vreeln's vldt with thelotter's Barents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.Cunning am and other relativa fofnends.They will leave the ast
of the week for Newman Grove foravisitwthhisfolks before ro-tumlng to their home.Mn .Robert Denton has been outhe sick list s few days.\C l "Ward and two small
ehlldxen, who have been visiting for
the past three weeks with relatives"1 ha-tinms returned to her homohere Friday.The Ladies' Aid will be entertain-
by Hrs.Chas.Bates and FrankNneve.hir.and Mrs.Will Burgess andcluldren of Omaha are visiting thisweek at the home of the i'ormer'a
mother, Hrs. John Burgess.
¢- w n q u w n
PIONEER IS CALLED HOME
it has been f o o d pea.euazj toehange the Iowa lending this season
on seeount of the h u e a n d barwrhieh is building up just below the
bridge on the lore qide.The river
In very low n o t and makes thestlning of the boat from the Iowa
side extremely di!ficult._
.County Treelurdr wma1| Of Pnitie Interest
. . .
c o.FI NANCES s x r z s m c n o n v
In another piece in this iauo_ep-
be Ne b n lk f e eontributiou to :nenations store ofs tturd product:
this year. An aveugg otone xhreaheration.An evorqo of one threaher
for every 11 forms in tl; stile will
b e u x d i n m a k l n lt h h v u t u m o u n t
l i l *He ua been aw|yltI\\oIl marcobut h m vui tton to hi mathh and
intimated that he wel coming home
no sho was wholly unprepared for
the terrible news of lala death.1 The family consisted of thirteen
But few zeesoru ln the hlnton o!Wuhington oounty u m been the
aqua!of the present in so for ee
heat and druuth are eoneernerL
Prediction:-of rein end oooler
weather l u n failed to materialize.of small gn i n evaileble for ihiP'-c hildmn,of which Hue#urn m lnew# nf Wnnhlndnn muntv §lamlrin:|\MI\£ lm! uso.:oldest boy, there being theee oliler!'f " 2 ; . d z » . '| : I n l - = g ; ; f ~pero the report of the county troll
partmr.u m m anew of thetether hee ontlmn sltomn tho bua l-
ue c la a d mp o r vr i n th o wor k o uth e
farm *hleh the father olmei Later
hu n k -o vr e oti n toth e lh u to ek n n dfoed lngb odne ney lthi rlli ehho vru
connected for twenty non and from
!h le I| he 11 ti nd §f to my | | :u | , | o .
W Mmrai to M.H 111 --~- ~-~ -- - - . -tourist 9.3511 has gm.¢:°'§»m».»'f ul: »=~{=>»=, am! fdug
what this year over other years and 1 i°°"" r ..ornf-believes um.uw mm which °"§_"§¥;["°_{_§°_; 2
~~v a u l t ~I l v l v I l ¢| 1 -
L | | t | | | f |" ' | n t l d " " d F . "° '. . A . . u ! m m ; I y t l | ¢| u | | r l d n I l l l h t n l l h l l l
ml Town.'mme figures show us ..""`"'" " " "'§,in£z5zi}=}.nm um Bline ma uw nm are EN"'E*""'"" 1l.L11\o1s___ ._._._...Ti l¥'l»°E'.'!_}P"'!'§?'i'_£'3"'1";' ET nm.; wa
lndeed bringing mm I (rut dwg 8tiLA'll\B3| 1.ne u m u u a n n a n=|m=u-um lul nuvestmtntofhalfAbilliondollars.cleryc f tourist traffic.M i ~ f l .g Q la . a t ll ll tsu l sun 4 ...é i m r Zl a r t u n g l\*'¢!1\i°*|a b a l l A L O N G T H E lS u :: < ;a ; m :t " tl 1 \pa r e n t a l ,i n B z k e r i L e m u e l E .Vo hr i ea ,e i g h t y - fi ve
g n m o a t H m m r Sum !; ¥: ca ft 1e mo on .|B O T T O M R O A B h o m e n e a r Te k a m a h .y u r :o l d ,o n e o f t h e pi o n ee r s o f
M r .a n d M r s .Jo h n h w n k u n p ,|H r .S t a r : o f O m a h a , h a s 'r e c e n t i y N e b r a s k a w h o h e i g h t e n f r o m O m a h a
»,¢:-\»r..|....P h . ,J. . . -n l n k n r n f
u- -...| u.. m... 1....n. nf n.|.IThu ne:an cnmrinz ehlrtf on (Continued on pap 'fom')u -x m z x m n W D M
....:';.:':'.'::"..::.':nh -¢.'i."|R.Iilié» ndin ll $550 i nv-BuchH P u vu u u l vu n v . - _ . - . . " . . .. - - ._._i g S U B I M D N E a nd M n Fr e d Mu n ro e a n d da ngls of U I ! ! !ou t fi t s h a t y u r t h n i h t dB a e r .R u t h .a n d n i l o e .M i s a Th e l m a 313-333.vf u r h g f m a y g11L§n o r . a nlr.and famil , W m.Hellman mdInin were Arngton c allers Satur-
''-_u n an ~ --- ----v ---..--» ..three miles mn nf hennlrd {o¥low |'""r~§¢'I1. gmnwui;,¢;:;zgu t!e| e\;::tfit|, avenging lhrge so n I1nn|¢:n'a Boys' Home Wof\W ra-monow {Ing a serious mmf' .fqr tl\| _ pffnm..s'o machine, la neuly fifty mlllwn dol-1 ra band, \1\*ch in tourng 1\:__L11\llta
air. Vohriu wu for a number c f mI laws.en' D¢i»|-"lf
Valley, llr. and Im Loulo Grlmm"""""" "" "when (ur n numnr al yan nland children, lin. I-'f-=\= Pltler -==-\l"'£I1'1.TI.§'1T.'2: L ...In mn win; ~ I-If ~ PHE. ~- -g» \§ _3 g
'EAL TO THE vvrzns OP 'Peaches vespdllly, ue I &'°°\i ¢l'°Pcoalmssmxxn msr. No. 1 lm ummm of mum wsu n W'son Frawees 5Iehren¢|,.Mn. ThemesM c C A R T I l Y A _ h D Sinnot of Omaha.Mr.and Mn .
L O N G C R E E K Marshall Tyson of Omaha.
;Mr.and Mrs.-Howard Hain :ml
Mrs.John Aaonson Incl llstof,naughter spent l'h1.zraday cveninr
Mrs.E g B mg mm of Lincoln with Mrs. T. K. Iverpon.-..spent Ins! 'rhur,,,;;y~\,ig, thtnr " J Mn. Cora Beard hu nuff-caring?
ther, Mr. Woods of near Calhoun.for her sister, Mrs.Ella Tynon in
u n u . . \xl.n.....1.¢ ....|.|......\._Blair the mm week.
,m;;'L}§;';;,,;",,,;,g is busy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelmn, of this
vicinity attended the funeral cf Miss
Ileuhh Iiansm in Blair Sunday.
KENNARD No'rEs
Mn .Lillie Anderson of Omaha,
California but :ll health ovenaznnghim he returned to Blair and nude
his home will! his daughter.
Deceased .nw service with com-pany J, Fourteenth Iowa during the
rebellion and partieipaled ln thehatthl of Port Henry, Shiloh, Gee-
tysburg and others.He was a mem-
ber of Farragut Post, No. 25 of tfxe
Inf y lwmestelueu..Mr¢. Llndin.Surviving nr :dxdusonl,F¢.lward
and John,of Om :Bi n:and _ mJesse.who live in the a t m of ] F AMn ' Y REU\1 NH
Wuhington; Buck, of Kenna:cl; audi
th i n g a mi ep1:enn\ati\r¢ on the C01ml? Bolrd len-:lays aight m i n s w p ln theFather Fhmgnn'¢ Boys' HMM in at this tlnle.We know qur rv-fnmk Hills c ountry .The tr i p h s
clf|§5Jfl cqéimunamy Club. '{.§§h»]¢§,i'w~J I hair delight.' r m
`wather was. pllnant but muc h rliq
PMID DP THABFICS was Qnrounizrled in lhe Hills.lrdw e h ; a nd a nme r, mra .:.,n u. uyr m.'S|- -_In d fa m i l y o f t h i s c i t y . .D U T S T A T E I C E C R E A M | 5 l P g ( } ' { g 3 P L A C E g p B U S I N Q S 5 " " " '' _" " " " "|". " " " " ' " ""
T h e d l ?w a s a " P Y p l e a s a n t o n e B E L O W R E Q U I R E H E N T S p I W e w i n ! ! t o e x p r f e u o u r g n t i t u d e 3 U g { i \ ; [ : g g A N Dr m l t H a n l w u e p l a n o f eu t h e m a n y k i n d fr i t n d l fo r t h e i r !S O Q A L I . - 0 3 5 3 5 - t
fo r a l i a n d w i l l i o n ; b e r e m e m b e r e d .r T h .AL i n c o h . J u l ! 1 6 . - I c e : n a m b e i n g b u s i n l u lo o k s l i k e i t h u i be c n k i n d l y u s i a t a n c e d u r i n g t h e x i m r n f
. _ ;n . -J- - \ L - I " n c Q .An §... ll!_ ...:._.. . . _ ___ _ h |
C. x. HANSEN 'roIand the crops are doing nicely.
Clus.llcilnnnid nf Blair.'-HES' y§J¥u¢¢¢¢a¢d in cuillng ,f TEACH AT DANA".c n m o u x a n n corzc zaw |,;,;,,,,,,|into ';~;,,\,,,,,;,,from Chey
Prof. C. x. Hansen is to beach .in nn s ,Wyo., and Denver hu failed
Dana College m n year md wi ll The (,1|lh0\lD people were given a ta me-et the requirement of 14 per
hmdie the education c ha ts:Mr.mea! twat lui. Monday evening when cent buwcrfat. the state department..Ilumen hu been connected mth the tl}e1r "HF band rcndirwed an open of grlculturc rcportc1 l°dn>'
through a cyclone or an eanhqunnebut such is not the cue.Workmanhavebeenbtluly(or !E\¢l!l|dnys
p u t putting in the lam! sty le ofstun Hunts and after it is fjnished
_ I - n \ . - _! . . » - J . . . -I n s \ s \ l l ¢ | 1 I P I
cur hcrelwmcm,mr uelsu UL uw .July .H Auxumlry :c e "Ulm wuu'dc uly beloved son and brother,'on court house lawn.Hugo A. Ronnie We upechlh wish J uly 2;-w. a. c . meets M. vr. A.
tc thank those who sent such beau-},|||c¢mm§¢;¢¢Iam non! olfc rinzs and those who Aug.3-County-wide Masonic p .
'rumhhrf l ilu mu le.nic nt Blnir.
;i f m i r "i . " " "7;|»s¢-ls.|unnu»||nau»¢mn»u|»»-'Fw 4
Yes.To rnyseif u |11 irweatlga
Bla iunan of Lincoln umm mana muner.Nebra¥t.1l\Iuw ;who :landed m picnic in Hr and Mn. rhu. ""n?°" 3;um 1;rg¢.1l$ de
| honor of umm wo od.at u=¢,f===I1l¥ :peat Situ Y *"'=nz membcn repo:
- r l i v i n !4| - m l n fi ¥ § § ` E 1 ° E I I " i i 5 f é . ~" N o t w h e n , b r o t h e r , b u t w h e t h e r "c o l l e g t f o r s c l o n g t l u t i t w i l l s u r r n a i r b a nd co nc e rt .T h o u p m e n t f Pr c ne c uu o n o t co m pa n ie s n u m ;i ' l \ u o w n : " " ; ' , " """ " '" § F 1i i " i l =` I § ; ; 1 - - - - - - -- ~ C h : l e s K a m i ;
1 a ve r y m c c n l f u l * U W M O h i o , S t a r .q u i t a n n t u n l t n s e e h i m a m o n g t h e l ve n w e l l ple as ed a n d p r e n o u n n e d i w .m e e t t h e N e b r u k n s t a n d a r d u m s i l t h e 1\ r o e p |m d ( u n i t y .
:facuizy a d n -th e mu s i c ve r y fi n e .m i l b e m u h , t h e d e p a r t m e n t | . | i d . \ 'm € \ ¥ ° P 0 | l !i Il l P P ¢ l ¥ " ¢ *-
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