07-22-1926THE ENTERPRISE.....,.,,
R O U N D T H EC O U N T Y.ANews 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 nR13Pistolh ubeenimlp-
ingH n .GemHnrganm gforthxuber: this week.
Georg;Facklerstartedthrushhg
lvl. Tuuday .Thefoilovringfr|end¢l° andmh -
session and feelthat 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 monthpaused sway last Friday at the;of 85 3-earl.Funeral service: we
conducted Sunday afternoon at Ion
o'clockfromthaM.E.churchaKznnltd.Themanyfriendlhaextendsympathytothebenea
family.
'r u ~ t o o r u r b rt h v v nd d ro fTarunclay.minutes of th!lui mating ve rt ran d by the lecrehnr. Klum Jensenand arand
lnhe number;3 ° u n ican:g a f : wu tsI. lo a f: r u mcookiesandmuffinswere1=~gpdI-(ann J annn had the but
anfin! and .Helm Lanen the beat¢01t\|ttr¢l2Tgl1IidiDl and sour :nammak in.anextmaewg will be
s
Calhoun park IutS;uudn7. They re-
p.vrl a wry plelnnt day .
llr. and Mrs. Roy Polk and Mr.andH n .LeonHindkydrawup
mrthwestofDecaturl u tSundny
md spent the day at the Lode An-
derson home.llr. and Hn. CurT'H§ndky drove
zaDnklnndSatqndny waningand:put the night 1ri!h tid: dlughter
.....,.,,
R O U N D T H EC O U N T Y.ANews 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 nR13Pistolh ubeenimlp-
ingH n .GemHnrganm gforthxuber: this week.
Georg;Facklerstartedthrushhg
lvl. Tuuday .Thefoilovringfr|end¢l° andmh -
session and feelthat 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 monthpaused sway last Friday at the;of 85 3-earl.Funeral service: we
conducted Sunday afternoon at Ion
o'clockfromthaM.E.churchaKznnltd.Themanyfriendlhaextendsympathytothebenea
family.
'r u ~ t o o r u r b rt h v v nd d ro fTarunclay.minutes of th!lui mating ve rt ran d by the lecrehnr. Klum Jensenand arand
lnhe number;3 ° u n ican:g a f : wu tsI. lo a f: r u mcookiesandmuffinswere1=~gpdI-(ann J annn had the but
anfin! and .Helm Lanen the beat¢01t\|ttr¢l2Tgl1IidiDl and sour :nammak in.anextmaewg will be
s
Calhoun park IutS;uudn7. They re-
p.vrl a wry plelnnt day .
llr. and Mrs. Roy Polk and Mr.andH n .LeonHindkydrawup
mrthwestofDecaturl u tSundny
md spent the day at the Lode An-
derson home.llr. and Hn. CurT'H§ndky drove
zaDnklnndSatqndny waningand: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
_
Blair,..;.Nebr.
ROSE HILL N1-:WS
118 Shop! Time Gall met nt the
mo of Hue]veuafr int Wednes-.Everyone hadn v m 'enjoy-
ti millr. md Hrs. John Boeklun whit-ntWm. Flannlnns of Toknmah
Sa w? of nmo on .Hfronoftl uroturnodh o m~InwantonLonglvrhoro heh u
wa|klnellnc¢ school dopd.Gntc lwazach- mdElva Hannpent Suurday dumoonwith
ly nn.Hi nHoseaWilsonandli n .Wilson and baby spentI n tundnyafternoonattheWill
lhams.fHar'Gl uClubm ewith
ronardlui.Wodmalay.A.~mn modding of Ice cream andu nserved.Theboysmoott week with James lhnclno.r.undHrs.RudolphMuncie
~Fridaywenln; atGnndnor
nu r .granWord andHuoidChril-nn vultod Jnmes Ryan Thonulny
1°~ .lmHn .OttoRuhrment
Mondaydt:-:oooand eveningatmg park in Dmaha.ll . md Hn. Clumeo Jens!! andflmllym dSundayatthePots
Jensen homo.Mr. ind lin. Rudolph Munch and
familyvislhudlui.Fridayeveningal the Gus Honcko hom;Mr. andMn. J ohnPenne: andchildren were guests at Wi!! Ryuu'
y.The EpwoaLeague vu 'roll
undodSunday evening.Thehon
for 9, pimienl doddod on.Jrplan an go to Wnhoo next Sunday
mplace of Norris park.Josephine chrhtwmxzunded $12
ball game ln Fremont lui. Sunday.The Lldkl' Aid met q the homeof Mrs.CharlesHu u e n i n tWed-nnday.Aingo :number attended.A delicious luncheon wus served.
IIsroldClrlaonrolurrnd $0Blah
lnt.8aturday after having'lrorlotlfor Will Ry ln | coulle of weeks.A fur from this vcinlty ationsiod
tho funenllof L. H. Vorhlea whichau h old inKennard lut Sumhy .Gntcfnn ldeneke had the misfor-tu n o lu : wmmmy wan i n g to h e
kickedby acow.Herno nv ubroken ond hor :yo bllckerd.Shoiskilnalong nicely.
mlzor focal;
/. - f ' ~2
»».' u-
x,)
A\\\`\\
'\' I" ' \"llllllos
~ ? _ \ ~ é d
hen Eddie,our bflghl Anand
509.
teh (ask:(halmm( people nn-
nqy,He dana: md .sings
Ana aw °u»¢f'y.¢..¢.
preeslheof gmulnc joy.
NoneBetter
Your Flourcanbeno
tterthant h ewheat
whlch lt ls ground.
IllsburyFlour ls.made
~m selected Hard Vlihedt
- t h eb e s tt h a tl 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 can
r e Bnuln Cauu|pwlw c an of1
Pork and Beans 1-'assl
nllheuds, per pound
a
. L l
.25
.30
.10
.IS
.25
.21
0 uallty Market
JENS NIELSEN. Prop.
apen!SundayatthaCarlPleptr
home .al Blair.Ola!Peurnnapentaf lwdly ralFJeua l-Inland.|
.very anav ugn a t yaurpl mTuendayw l u a m yhead 'ef
thema r r la mo fClarenceHansenand Hao wna, whichoccurredlnla w ;Clarencenad ua ld fr omtheRa uHlllaehoolandhal- m y -llved ln um c ommunity.u m W I -
klnantumadthlaaummarfrom
Boulder,Coldowherea hh uhom the pu! three y uan taklng anuraeltralnlng course.Shewouldhavereceivedher cerllflnataI-Nl
(all.Thsy hlva the beat wlahu fora m m w a d e d n n .Elon lame.: span! Sunday alter-noon ln Blalr with the Carlagn glrlaThe oommlmlty wan aaddemed last
1'~=-my when they leamed of LhedQ!h nDeulah Hanan at the Blair
Ha lp lu lJuneu,1928.Sherom-rlolesl aehool at Role Hlll and latern1923went toBoulder, Colandoand ln two years renamed home onnoun!ofpoorhealth.Rev.M.
.loon and nw. Ganlener al Nor-
1-»|\¢.p=mh»<| un l\zneraLThe 'glu-bunn were J ohn, Harald andow-ardTaylor, vmm- Johnson,. m mand AlbertRuhr.The familyhal
'th eaympauqora nm u mcom-.|unl\y.m
IM A N E Y N § r E s
|Mr. and Mn. Sam Balloy, Jae and
hlargamQ u mm n !Fridaye wInlnll atProd'M u n n .TheMarryMallla ofHaney are[having an icwcnam welll, free _ple-the
wr
zumahow amlprogram.atMannyaehoolhouse Thunday ann~¢.,1ug 15.u mnmde Allen and Mn.n.Fowleranim-1 lhelr c ouno
Fremont a l. the Mi dland "gy
Frklay.Theya nnowyteach aehool of whlrh Mrs.Fewwillleac h attho Sutmyalde schooll\d Mba Genru ds Allen wlll withat me lllaney achoal.
' r mMarryLum of Haney mn al
Ihr home of Dorothy Mulen Sun-day afternoonlnordsrto pranleelartholrprogramwhkhvlllbe,xml Thunn lay mnlng.Mr." f lHn .m eM u n nare¢d°¥\»ran extendedvlzltfrom
(olka ofOklahoma.Hr.n a l i mw. F. Steuben of lakeba, Oklahomand Mr. Janna Wood: of ChnrokeeDklahoma :rho nn-lvd Saturday .ml
"gd xo spend several dm Lhore.
ra.Andrew Mauen. Elsls Koe-nlr.ln . . la yh n e n .Ho lmand
FnnciaMae Larsen spent om daylul. mek \\~lI.l\ Mn. wm K°gd5_alan" Deatrlc e and Tennd w
and mu Foleyu n . r l- la w mu -nwr l wllh Mluorulhy lluzen.Mlmv mFoleylxplanningwwavefarWayne.Nebr.Prldlvmmw wh e n a h e f lu u k e a i lvo
weelu course.The fin! of Sepoem-ber lhb will hefln lean-hlng the nmnd alxlh grads at Elkhorn, Nebr.Hrs.ElizabethMlulrraand mn.
Paul Malvern ol Alhland anal Beale
lllller ol near Kvnnard apanl S\|n~
day azP M l h a w n .The Merry Maid: ofManeyCook-
ing Club held their bualnexs meet-ing atthehome ofHelenLaroan
Thursdayalxernocn.Themeeting
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. JU.lioaemoaurnf m l l r h u a b a n d .Un Sunay they drove toEwdlafwithMn .Baml rWayneqndmiredan nu ma u g hHelen Larsen and Dorothy Battenpmt Tunday afternoonwith Ter-aa. and Beatrice Fohir..Mr.andMn..W iliamKam i!
peutSunday at theJayLi ne n
cole.Ilia: Bary Sac kdt of Chiisbiting atLbs 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..
HaandKennethTyaon,Agdw from a two Iralka vlait at thoD i g gGlen and pm] Ray. Mr. andr i tJoneshome at Sewer Cross-
5ir»DonMe mo :o lA r u n ¢ m, !a i m H m m : m uwho hu been
Chu. Metxler of Tekamah, Mr. Sluiiaiting her sister, Hrs. (;,¢,Owen
oi' Carroll, Nebr. tor the goat month
returned Saturday to huome here.»Hrs. Gertrude Nea! and aon,JoeofBenson, alsoMilaMartha Cookspent sewn! 615| East week. at theJohnBlaeohomehere.Mr.and
ter,Sheik,whoisattendingsum-
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-ingfamillelbroughtthdrdinnfrf
and spent the day together: Frank
Mrs. J. McC'lannnha:z and his moth-er, Mr. and Mn. Homer King. Mn.
BlanizthbecklerofTdkamah,H n .
EdKing andLira.Killus W est of
WillandDanThompson.Mr.andHa'm a n .\ | 1A LD u a ll lRfi n; n nr nl ln m l l\ . f -'l '¢| \ A} 6n fs n n i| r | = n D l n l l
da mnJ.S.Conety,C.B.B..,,,,_fRoma Wand returned lad Thurs-NO. as
J..~ on Dot. 24.1899.md ' a uthareforeput twenty -d x y ous 01'
oourmr not xznzmu
un' '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 .
||~
lin an the bench, nmived the trafic
n w : o f Hn. death of their o/ldutnn. 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 the
rlllmnd company pmlnting bridges
ln-1 at this writing, Tuesday afternm. 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 2.00100nr and Poor I-'nm 'l,000.W
my M a n o r :8,500.00
k u : 8 - lllr k i xa,0oo.00.County Sumyor 000.00
g y *zs,0oo.oo
d 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.oo
l a w : m u h B u n a m p _1,500.00
In-hen' Pnadana ap o o mAfriwlm-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 d
stretch of 1-hs Lincoln highway,u
leu Lhnn hm mlleu from town.
Daring the l u !h w dnyl thu
ln n k W n lwn I n n a h u wa r d th upla 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 y
th e : u h wi ll provide u bontlfy
the grnunds.Tentltlvu pln n l n l!
for annway u mmughant the onlintx-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.Touriata
from 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 manyinteresting 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 year
on Match 16, thla h-dn.; about the
uma] date. according to llr. Haynea.
The rlver becomes open and clear,
inmoaty earebetvreenthe mthandNth o f la rc h .Aa a general rule
ferry service ia anled on up until
the last of November.In zinnaually
mild winters, the river may he openevemlabor and Mr.Haynea recallsoneaeaaoninwhichthelaat trip
was made on Chrhtmalily .Dur
ing 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 emalleat
day'e business this year waa the
1l
Mr. and Hrs. Jae.L.Pound and
daughter are home from a very de-tlghtful trip up into the Black llille
country.'
Leaving Blair on July -ith by autothey drove to Norfolk where they
stopped over night with relatives
and from there drove to Winner,
S. D.After a night ln Win-:er theyheaded for Ilot Sprhxga where theystayedfromTueaday Inight pntil
Saturday morning.The next morewas 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 back
S'Deadwood,from there £0 Rapid
ity.The homeward trip waa begun on
Tuesday of the aerond week over
the .Gunter Battlefield Highway and
arrived home Friday afternoon.
The trip was a delightful one. ThefluatthrillwasatRosebudwhich
is an Indian agency just welt of
Winner ln liillette County,S.D.
Here they !o|.md a two week'a powwoweoineat 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 admiration
This 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 havebeenaptlynamed"The Am-erlan
Abe" and those who have seen both
declare 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 the
for 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 d
south of Blair 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 atatioltthepower for ,zumvioe wovali
ne c e a a lty b e a g a a or a n o lle
t would at-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
..,_
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
tPalsGrxzndparky gl" w g
L morn ncoweranrin! o f the peop lefiut o'$. . the
ark was filled. with a crowd whichnlvwd nplcnlclunchInthecool
bade.An axcidng balllame. 'be-
urocnAriinton andBlair resulted
~
_;~gf==¢;»==- ~f1<;;=_;=;,° 12.5.Race!
nanc :Ilroencntor thenemanuler of the dwBy
reninthe 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 aLelandClark ofRavennaame to Ylxit over the Fourth with
erknarenu,Hr.andMn .Martin
flar
Mr.andMrs.Harry:Seite:pennSunday afnernoon attheEdHater
home.TheP i | C lu bmetattheChl'Ia
Hina home last Friday evening.Mr.andlm. Goorc ea m .ofBlair
aera welcome guaata.Relreehments
were served after the meeting.
Mr.andLira.EdgarRon,H n .Ah Rose and Lira. Brooka drove out
frcm Blair Sunday evening and via-
ited atthe Jamea Thompaon home.
AmeliaPetersenwashome fromthe Croareil Home last week suffer-
ingfromanulceratwedtooth.
iHr.andMrs.PaulBarryspent
,ThursdayeveningattheJames
the afternoorf they called on Hr. and
Mrs. A. E. Dixon and family.
Misa Edna Tucker is entertaining
theBlue Birds of Bono this after-noon.Ilefnahmenta will be .served
after the meeting.Mn .BertRomanaandMrs.Al
KingcalledonMrs..EvaMettler
last Monday afternoon.Mr. andMn. Elay King and her
mother,Mn .Sylvia ofBlair spentFriday evening with Mrs. Eva Metz-
ler.Misa Roby McCoy left We-mlneadayafternoon for Fremont to help care
for her alatcr, Emelline,whowas
taken from the hozpitai thatf te -
: a , \ n f . .s r m en e w e ra tU I Nl \ T . \ l °
18 3. \t r a i n e dn u r s ei sc a r. 1i n . ;
r .
Mre»-Chas. Widener and dauhter,
DorothywereshoppinginOmaha
Monday.Mr. andMn .Frank Vybria! and
childrenSundayedatWahoo,Neb.
Nick CookwenttoOmaha Non-daLto atte nd th e I. 0. 0.F. andReRahpicnkwhilrhwasheldat
iirug Paris on that day.He reportsaverylargecrowdinattendance.HemturnedhomeTuesdaymorn-
ing by train.
Mm.JessieTalln1a1 ofFremontvisitedin t we ekat thehomeofJohnIllaco.
$ 1llazier 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 ydlhn
v u lmmdllhly a n d and b llt 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 d
z 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 nnumu.no on t o u m n or ne or a co usn , 1» -v.r u :n a n n ynym eu m u sorne rM y r t l a ! d c D p n n !d l m : p u r c h a s e d aD a y .R o b yt i l l: s a w nu n t i lS u n -d a n g h u r .M r s .D .H .F a i r ,b u ta 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 odm v.th i sw r i t i n g i sr r p vr w r h t ob eve r y
"ih-. and Hn. T. K. Iverson andll1\\}fh ImgrQ.\§¢}_
lln. 1'. K. lnnon and dnuz hun
mintW edlllill'H t llanllthlr.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 horlr . In d Hn . I1 C .C mu l n n d o l h e f n l l t l v l .l r .l'l'lotlortandlouo I
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M TI I N !m r s .R o u t e su a u u v u. . . . .s m i l yo fO l l t e s ,N .D . ,e a r n so n
W e d n e s d a yf o ras h o r tv i s i tw i t h
l r .L a r s o u ' ss i s t e r ,M r s .P. L tC a d y
nd Dr. Cady.V. A. Taylor of Schuyler has sc-spteda positionas bookkeeper InhoEchtenkampgarageandbegan
lsdutiesonWednesda .Hr.andMrs..laken.who
.revisitingherefromCalifornia,
eeelved word on Sunday that theiron Raymond, has passed avpy. Themdy will be sont herefor burial.
ThelittlesonofOllieJohnsonwhosufferedabrokenarmlastrock, is reported as doing nloely.Mrs.Drusilla McCann. of Omahalalbedaver theFotmhwithherLaughter,Mrs.L.E.Petersonand
lr.Peterson.Br.andHrs.AllredRosenklldepentMonday inLincoln.Mrs.P.J.Christenrenand chil-
IrenofBenningtonvisitedFridayrlthherparents,ldr.andHrs.
Zhao. Fan.
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mrs. Sadie Mengedoht, Clans and
Roy lengedoht were Sunday after-:oon guests at the AlbertLollman
some.William and Mary Lallman spentSunday eveningattheWm.Holt-
man home.ErwinSprlck of Herman, wasaSunday evening visitor at the Mrs.Sadie olengedoht home the guest of
|Lleadames Will and Jlrn Thompsongaveajointblrtladaypartyfor
their daughtersFnances andEileen
at the home of the latter, on_nyes-oerdayafternoon. _Alltheirttle
friendswereinvitedtobopresent
and enjoy the occasion.Very nicerefreshments wereservedandthe
day will long be remembered hyall.
Clyde Metsler received a telegramthis morning from his sister,llrs.
R.A.AndersonofTovrner,Colo.,statiugtnatshewouldarrivein
OmahaFridayandwillcomoto
Blair to visit her mother, Mn. Eva
Metzler and other oelstives.Mr.ondMrs.Wm.Coulter anl
family and Misa Anna Paulsen vis
James Mullin, Jr., is visiting Billie,i|_,dMr.andMrs.SamllcCowen
Harrison today.
MisaFrances
LincolnSunday
with relatives.JamesBarrytan , Mi? t a re
of his ster, Mrs. James Thompson
and family.DorothyVinderslevofBlair,ls
spending atwo 1reek's vacation atthe home ol her uncle, Niels Chris-
tensen..JensJuulwasabusinesswl e r
Hsrdsonarentto
to spend theweek
andwifeoft.loc1-
vlsltlng at the home
lnSouthOmahaMonday,l1avin;,
cattle onthe marlxet.|Mo1gan
last Sun day . 'v
EltonSchneiderisworking for
KennethTysonatpresent.Mr.andMrs.Harry'l'ysor.1and?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 threshedwheat for Dacor Mathers and Geo.
this week.It has been re-
IHenryHenrlcksen andfandlyofno mothatsir.Morgan'swheat
De Soto spent Sunday afternoon at
theRudolphHansenhome.
Mrs.FredKnudsenandLauraspentNondaywithMrs.Walter
Novak.Niels Christensen and family and
DorothyVinderslevwereSunday
dinner guests at the Robert Ander-
sen home.
made 44bushelstotheacre and
Mr.Mathewsmade3835bushels.
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.ArtRasmussen,allof Teks
;..........__..............imah.as-__.1 xl...!..'M.,..|!. Tuann nsont
hope is held for her recovery as she
is falling ln health for some time.MissThelmaLeonardspentthe\\eo}-end with her parents here, re-turningtoherworkatCouncil
BluffsSundayevening.Mr.andMrs.MarkSwlhart,of
Hoskins, Nehr. came in by nuto lastSaturday !or a visit withrelativesand old time friends and while hensEurehasodaFordsedan from hisrother-ln-law,GusRathmann,of
Blslr.Mr. and Mrs. 51. T. Cededind andchildrenofUnionStar.Mo.,cameSunday for a vreeln's vldt with thelotter's Barents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Cunning am and other relativa fofnends.Theywillleavetheastof the week for Newman Grove foravisitwthhisfolks beforero-
tumlngtotheir home.Mn .Robert Denton has been outhe sick list s few days.
\C l "Wardandtwosmallehlldxen, who have been visiting forthe past three weeks with relatives"1ha-tinmsreturnedtoherhomo
here Friday.The Ladies' Aid will be entertain-byHrs.Chas.Bates andFrank
Nneve.hir.andMrs.WillBurgessandcluldren of Omaha are visiting this
week at the homeof thei'ormer'amother, Hrs. JohnBurgess.
¢- w n q u w n
PIONEERISCALLEDHOME
it has been f o o d pea.euazj to
ehange the Iowa lending this season
on seeount of the h u e a n d bar
wrhieh is building up just below thebridge on the lore qide.The river
In very low n o t and makes the
stlning of the boat from the Iowa
side extremely di!ficult._
.County Treelurdr wma1| Of Pnitie Interest
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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 xhreaher
ation.An evorqo of one threaherfor 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 homenoshowaswhollyunpreparedfor
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 ooolerweatherl 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 Laterhu n k -o vr e oti n toth e lh u to ek n n d
foed 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 .
WMmrai 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 .gQla . a t ll ll tsulsun 4...é i m rZl a r t u n gl\*'¢!1\i°*|ab a l lA L O N GT H ElS u :: < ;a ; m :t " tl 1 \pa r e n t a l ,i nB z k e r iL e m u e lE .Vo hr i ea ,e i g h t y - fi ve
g n m oa tH m m rSum !; ¥: ca ft 1e mo on .|B O T T O MR O A Bh o m en e a r Te k a m a h .y u r :o l d ,o n eo ft h epi o n ee r so f
M r .a n dM r s .Jo h nh 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 yN 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 d
B 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.andfamil , 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 numnral 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'sonFrawees 5Iehren¢|,.Mn. ThemesM c C A R T I l YA _ h DSinnotofOmaha.Mr.andMn .
L O N GC R E E KMarshallTysonofOmaha.
;Mr.andMrs.-HowardHain:ml
Mrs.JohnAaonsonInclllstof,naughterspentl'h1.zradaycveninr
Mrs.EgB mg mmofLincolnwith Mrs. T. K. Iverpon.-..spentIns! 'rhur,,,;;y~\,ig, thtnr" JMn. Cora Beard hunuff-caring?
ther, Mr. Woods of near Calhoun.for her sister, Mrs.EllaTynon in
u nu . . \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 .LillieAndersonofOmaha,
California but:llhealth ovenaznnghim he returned to Blairand nude
his home will! his daughter.
Deceased.nwservicewithcom-
pany J, Fourteenth Iowa during therebellionandpartieipaledlnthe
hatthl 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¢.lwardandJohn,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.llcilnnnidnfBlair.'-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 failedDanaCollegem 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.Workman
have been btluly (or !E\¢l!l|dnysp u t putting in the lam! sty le of
stun 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 Lincolnumm mana muner.Nebra¥t.1l\Iuw ;who:landedm picnicinHrand Mn. rhu. ""n?°" 3;um 1;rg¢.1l$ de
| honorof umm wo od.at u=¢,f===I1l¥ :peat SituY *"'=nzmembcn repo:
- r li v i n !4| - m ln 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 ;
1ave r ym 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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In the County Conn
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
W ¢u*Sntylnthealtarofthe E m u ofJuliuaziaglerhec oaned: THESTATE
OF NEBRASKA To the helra at
law next of kin, creditors a.\|. ta any
qthers in le mu d in will mailer!YOU ARE HEREBY NDTIFIED
That an lnstrunmnt purporting |.
the L u i Wfll and Tveatimenl.oi
Julius Ziegiar shueued,is on £519
in aald Court, and also a petitionprayingfortheProbateofl i d
instrument, and for the appulntmmt
ot llagrete Znider aa Ex r l lThat on tha Sth day of Augu»t 1926,
at I0 o'eloek A i . ,said petitionandtheproof ai the executlbn of
d d instrument will be hurd, and
that if you do net than appear andcoalneaf,said Cuurt may Pmbata
and record tho, same.and grantadministrationof:ho satan to
Han#ne Ziegler.
This notice shall be published for
la.
.linking fund and the dlk d :and branches of
are aa hereinafter sez fo
and classified as roilowmPrlntin: and publication
Salaries of city officers
Principal and interest dand to b¢e°m0 duo
sgmu, alleys and brldtv
Fire dapartment Pu "
Misc e llan eous wwwivll and criminal null.:gaintmance.operations.
extension and aahrhl'of employ eu of dm
eledrlc light plant
:ml sy stemStreet and public lightin
Water and water iorka
syatam, salaries of em-ployees andexlenslens
Parka and park p »Hualc and public unuse-
menla .Library fundSinking fund for sewer
bonda and inttreatSinkingfund for Enter-
ueetiun vlvins ~
and Interest ~Ll OT!
RESOLUTION
ESTIMATE OF EXPEN.THE TEA R 19 26I
an 11 su='.s01.vx:D mr
AND COUNCIL OFOFBLAIR,NEBRASK
` That the estimate of th
amount of money npuzpoaexto be mired in
f.~1~ the fiscal y ur c omthe aint 'Iuclday in Maycludinginterestdue and
"n
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.fr f :f und minin.'§i'.2£ xwvv oith a an rurfilled-f .gnttnnd nz thc . Bon Sindh
h o m ¢ 8 u n d a y to h ll p Hr | - W n l
mh hr nh t gf-f birthday.3 °f
was u an adiner, vinltdng and Ulfllil be -
cooa n . ma u J . I I . w u d .lad Hn. 0» 'rf Hilz hgc r an d I
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Hrs. Joe Jeaaen and children wereWedreadayafternoonvldtoreof
Hrs. Chrl Be . .I neo'aHrs. Chds Benson,Albert andGrvnl were Sunday evedng vlailoraAi Alben Jenaena.They dee erenl.
£0 Nialcoraon.jllr .and Mra.Alfred Skov andeen.and Edward Nenkirk virus!, g Allen Jenaena'Sunday tan
M o n .Mr.and llra.llerle Nowklrk¢lrnwto Lyona Sunday lo see Hn.
N\\xl:erk'e cousin. who "ral" hun inI ll auto eecldezst..Bren H.V..Ni1rkirk and daugh-IO? l"||l Evelyn Anderaen of Blair,Yilllled Monday afternoon at the
C h m Ileteraen borne.hir. an.l Lira. Chril Pelleraen andchildren were Fremont ahoppere onFriday afternoon.Mr.Oscar Pedersen lml Mi n
CdhmHn-e Nearklrk viaioed Hr.Pa»
tara-nm mother south ol'Blair onSilflllay.**r»Al Slllnbaker of Lincoln lahelpmzhermister,Hrs.Howard
_Jensn with her work aa Hrs. Jen-ll| \ is ill.Mr. and Mra. Fflla Knutleu I.Slinday viaitlng their daughter,ra.gg-f Larsen and family near Ad-
ll!i»~Laura lfnutaen la Marin. :faith her deter, Ura. Walter Nov
eonth of Blair at therruent time.Hr. and Hn. Will ul! and chil
dren went Sunday at Gwrn W olfeheir Arlington.Mr.ond Bra.Jim Larsen anddllldrrn were Sunday dinner gueetaat Bal Shaferemazfa near Telbana..
Hr.and lira.Henry Chrlllanlenvtialled at the Jlm Llraen home onTneulaye\enln|.Vernon Lar lln
h
pzlnmrd home with them to help
Heel..
g m ' a r e e k w i t h r e l a t i v e s e t A r l i n g -
n .
Mr. tad Hra. Floyd Loftia erpeoltoleavelonda § fo r a n w ar eaklvention at the lnpeloia Lakes.Blu 'Dselma Godaey named? from
Omaha Wednesday for a v l v i m
home folke.|The Omaha cold aborale companyhm- f -g ~ d ego building i w ;welt
o e n roa.an opene d a b u y i n g m d o m k H l r r i e
h a a h e e n e n | : £ d u b o y e r a : : d h e
a n d l l r m f l .amlllo pen adxorlonhr reetaurac nt ln the front roomo! the building.
Th e ha il n m play ed here Sun-.lay between Mo. valley and Herman
reaullaed in a vic tory for the homeseam.The aeore was 8 to 5.*The membera of the Ladlea'Aidwill meet with Hn. Hlnnie Skinner
at her home In the em-.ue nearhere Wedneaday.lilac Evdyn linger Walled at theMerlin Larsen home in the Onun
meghborhood lllt weak.
le.C.E-Hover attended theJune: Maher funeral at Blair last
llonday.. Geo.Lowe, Jr.,of Omaha agenttheweek-end In Herman with hi!parenta,Mr .and lin. Geo.Lowe.Marlon Frerieh and family and
Kenneth Bmgh of Fremont wereentertainedunday at the C.H.
Blanchard home.Hrs.Robert Anderaon and fourhlldz 'r Col4:ren o owner 0. u ma o nSaturday for a vlalt with relativel
She eu called here just at thle thrubytheaerleuelllneeeolhermo-ther, Mn. Eva Mohler.Rev. and ilre. J. P. Riggs of Omeha are the parents of gtenuroundaon bam no them Monday. J 5 12.
Rev. Blige araa peltor ol the . E.
church ore auy elI a m .Mra.C.E§.ove r p b o g o to
Mr. and Mrs.Ha n?Siovere and
children vhited a brother at Order
I!iu!fs Sund.;iy.'Mr.and re.L.E.Larsen andchildren visited at the IIoeranl Jen-
son hom:Sunday afternoon.lerxo qurnrise part was heldfn the c hurc h lum s y eveningIn honor of Rev. P. J. Imoerteenwbirthday, which oecurred on that #5
A lunc halaandwic hol,e e k e a n .coffee WI.1 brought by the guests:nd e-njf yed.A little sum of mon-
ey was also given Rev.Reinerteea
as 1| tohn of the dey.The follow-ing families were present: Bill WulfMartin Larson, H. C. Larsen,L . BLarsen,Carl Rumoeaen.GeorgeRarrnuesen,N. J .Andersen,H. C.
Rasmus.»en,Lara Rolland.HenryRuhr. Fred Jensen, Richard Nej
Peter Iverson,Louise Larsen
Haecue Rleholdsen.Hs. and Hrs.. Lara Jorgensen and
:UI Jack and little tueet,HarlanComolluaof Omaha,were Sunday[meta el. the Bonne Nawkirk home.Richard Ralf of Bantry,Minn.dalted at the Boone Nevridrk home
Thursday evening.Mies Evdy n Andersen o !Blair
visited last week at the home of heraunt. Mrs. Ed Nowkirk and family.Hina Helen Nuwkirk ie visitin! at
her cousins'home.Hr.m d ra.Lavrrenee Larsen of Herman.
Mn .Chris Nelson and childrenvisited with Mn. chm Peteraon on
Tuceday afternoon.Gifford Petereen h u been help-
ing Chris Hanan and Joe J u a nhaneet.
Hia:Eve¥yn Enger, Malvern and
Alton Laraea were Friday ferenoonmailers at the N. J. Andersen home.H i n Eager vent tn' BlairI-'r&.!a ta sit friends. after .mend-ing J ..p u t week with her aunt,
Mn .Martin Lueen md family .Rev.and Hrs.P.J.Reinertren,Kyra and Enid Ruth were Tuerdayafterzracn visitor: at the II. C. Ru-
muaern home.Hu. Martin Larsen, Malvern andAlben, and Wiil Sorenson were Fri-day afternoon caller: at the H. C.
Larsen heme.B r i Nels Sorenmen and threechildrenvisitedattheCarlRn -muaeen home Thuraday aftemoenaMr.and Mrs.Peter Nelaori afMinrrxsotawere callen at.t.be H.
C.[A rn e home Friday forenecn.Thev had bran vialtini relalieea inBm;-==~1 were on their W av ourto r their daughter wut of"'nere.
Mrs. Cari Petersen.Hr. and Mn .Nelson are former Drum reaidenta.llra. Art Petersen. .ron Junior and
her mother, Mrs. Clarence Leng, ofOmaha drove up Fridey and spent.the day at the home of Mra. Inniabrcther, Carl Rarmussen and fam-
ity.Mrs.L a n Rniland and children
wwe Friday evening callers at Hana
Wulfa.Mr.l!:d Mrs..I . L Iveracn anddaughmer,Mary Helen returned toLineoinSaturdaymorningafterspendingjhep u t week at the H.
|C.Larsen heme.,They took John'Iverson with thm fer a short vidt.
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M r s .l l a t t l e Tr e e t r e t u r n e d h o m e
l a s t we ek fr o m a t w o m o n t h s vi s i t
wlth relatives at Cltatnrorth. Iowa.
Vs:J e ?of Omaha,called onHlrlnntrienda last Friday.Mr. and Mrs. Blrnon West aooom-mierl .by um Anna .ilarle PetersenMus Maxine Johnson drove toOakland Thursday evening for a xilp
in the pool.Pete Dischner of Columbus. Nebr.who formerly redded on a farm nearlrera came last week for a visit withhis flotghtor,Hrs. Joseph Bandtlr
and family.Mr.and Mrs.Ben Welt had asdlnne.gneats last Wednesday eve-oies. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Fitch mddaughter, Miss Virginia of Omaha.Fred Corn ton eras up from ou
on a brief vislt 1'h~=~g_-gHnrry Leach, of the Leach G -ln( company of McCook made abusiness trip to Herrrnsn last *witMenon Denney, wlfe and children
of *Teksmah spent Sunday evenin; atthe Henry Coogee home.Hr. and Mrs. Fern Watt are tak-ing a rest from thdr dotles at theWat Hotel and Panstorinln and an
P¢l=~li=1z their time visiting rela-tives at Hooper and are en}oylng_g:|outing at Lake Qulrmebaugi,Hr .and Mm.L.F a ilslosta.Hr. and Hrs. Forrest Brewster and
w e ohhdnm and lillfoni Nope;
were dinner gueete at the Godseyhome Thursday.Mrs.A..B.Cook of Illalr. spentThursday bore doing some .soliciting
and alle.l o.\friends.Powdl Crosley, junior member ofthe Crosley radio company of Ch-cinoatzl was at the Fontanelle Hotelin Omaha last Wednesday to meet
the dealers and gave o tall: Mthose gathered there. Edolson, ldealer, went down to meet hhn andkeep in tooeh with his line of goods.
Arm being corrfinétl to his home
the past six srecka from the effectsof a fall while at work at his olsceof business O.A.Jolruon is ableto be at his work ae buyer for theDavidColecreamcompany.The
where the will stay seven]weekstakingtreatments.Z.Ithaall of Washington,D.C.visited friends in Harman Saturday.He formerly lived near hero andstops off when he feta heck to Ne»
breaks to see hls od neighbors and
friends.Ilr.and Hrs.Floyd lsoftia hadaeacets the past task, Hrs. Wm.
Wo fe and baby of Laurel,Nebr.Aubrey Johns of Harrnrirgonl, Nah.and Ethel French of A f u mklr.and bln.Lester ovendlekwere greats at the C. H. Blanchard
home unday afternoon.Hrs. Gilbert Olson and In J oeBandar attended the fuzreral of Hr.James Haber at Blair Hbndsy.ills:Gretchen Herzog was herefamelincolnlast Tuesday for nshort vlait with har brother, Herbert
and some of ber girl frleads.Francis Elmorg was a Saturdanight and Srmdagtgueat of AubreGaines at the C.Blanchard h~
lr. and Kee. 0. L. Hllalner |as Sunday guests, llr. and ra. BHirstofHo.Valley and ltr.anHrs.Clyde Hirst .and daughterCharlotte of Connell Bluffs, Iowa..'
Stockton H i t secretary-treasuer_sf the Nlc hoftr Gil aompan o
Omaha was in town Friday onness connected with the station heLloydHummelofNorfolk|to Hem"|I.n Friday and spent ..
week-and n tt h e R. P. Raarnnssehome.He returned Sunday aecompuzzled b his wife and little junioand ll who had spent the pas
week here.i l u .Chas.Watt of Omaha anMrs.Gilbert Olsc:1 spent Bondsaftemoon with Mrs. C. II. Blanche0. I. Hopewell of Blair and 0.Hilsinger left Monday for ValentinNehr.,where " g e h a v e been assigned arorlm br state for th
or four months.John Oberat, Sr.,left last Tuclay for Hillsborough. Mich., to at
tend the funeral of relative.Preparations are being made I
hold the annual barveot picnic anrodeohereFridayandSaturdayJuly 30 and3l.The affair will |
under the .American Legion ponplace was closed during his illnesol alstoti bs' me bwnees men.The
Mr.and llre.J.H.Ballanl and will be a rodeo each foreuoon,|Do hell s?§l'&'h '§»T{'§3. §§~?l'J'.i¢ r'3 .1.. "f..'?f.'.f'1.L§'¢'I."`°'-rr'£l"'..'.§".."I.§'$r»f"'°'"a.
} § § i n ;*:"*i* :iam5ar"B~%larI5 furnish music and the day will n~
<lI0\P¢on to Des Molnea.lows on';f:ti| :gd"°' at the Legion hall
hl td a y g f a few .lay s visit mth'ii r Si:s.Detlow Hansen o
ot er re u" °"Elkh , N b ..t the week-eltollandn e w came home from in £l'2"f......' rviel ang the varion
Lincoln last Tncsda and will apentllwum" families.the summer at his :anne here.
E tt Beernan.of hiondamin.Iowa o ed here Frlzlay for n briefvinit rllritgptvo fo r
g F. Hilsinger
e waslo? £0 n o e l.
Mr. am!Hrs.last Wednesdayshort visit with
U l l |Ll»e.ru'elm Vest S. yrlef of 'lclru*n.111 \"i-itcll Herman frremls Thursday
Dun Brnmholl former l`¢~k.\|r.\h
rmer hlondeminltes
and Milford Noyes.through here on his
Business rnan, new reeddin" In Flor-irll.who is at present u n ;in1'r£»h woe c alling on He:manfr1::;||"Frldsy.
Alles Clsrlbel Lowe ,spent the
- _ - - » - -
Hlmer Reiderknager is homejxo~
Lincoln where he attended the sweekseummertermatthesta
university.
The following friends and re
tivxes gathered at the .larnea VHhsdfi w dls;=:.':..f»°:,1-;~>.:=':».:.'r'..2f"1..""».=f.z a . : 1 . . : . .
1 s Bernice,Hrs.Bertha Neiderkru§: ?S ah kas par-lend Helen and Elmer,Lira.A
Pleddie,Mies Henle Lyabolf,.
Caroline Wachter.Mies ChristiWachter,Mrs.Chris Wachter anMr. nnll Hr). Detlof Hansen of El
ham. Nebr.
The Woods-Updlko ranch isbusy place these days with thing crewl. busy harvesting a sple
North ' .s¢~9:00 AM.|12:00
|m o o H .5 : 0 0 P :
4 : 0 0 m a .8 : 1 5 P
Blslr- Frem -Humphrey-
No wn lW m We8:30 Am.|:IS P.
--TR N SCH ~ L E -Chicaxa .nlanhvr em Rail
East-6:39 ~N. -except Sun
Wat -T228 _ .1 af axmp; S~ |
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7:15 AAI. daily excep: Sunday.
1:52 PM.t. Sunday.s=-no P.. a n sunday.
7:52 AM. daily except Sunday.7:52 ALM. Sundny only.
Southbound
8:3 :LIL dnlly except Sunday.
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snpplr :outs f l E. c. Ltppw g h o m e T h ;-y ~--
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a m o n f t h o n v r -~°
a n i o f M y i n S h i r .
d l l l r .a n d 3 C o m p t o n
t o u ~=B e r ! B y ' -< : i l L n t r M H r s .
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r .a n 1
frhod,H i n H G 1|-¢c nlhn at A.I n i n y '
=11;g ¢;;I n Wilma 'l lMn.. Lip~-i lxtn wo r k
n a h ..v * ' ° ' ° F ~a f m a h .
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The Pl!I.»...1...l'°l'».¢a n h w o l
du th of one ~s boys,HKoenig, ohh!~c of Hr. :nd
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t y 1Nonlc ula In H o n n t1.~. ~In h u t h t
s thy o -.are wen 01 mans at 8/
Int Sunday.ittc ndlbol
ao hot a. dny 'Jumiontil banner 1 .£0 ~it.Shall we e 1'Thi Bench .I mn a t u nof Hrs. E~I 1 :rr zu: 'rnd w A ~|L lrlth
pnkant u~ tv T h u ' r ui ll iro ~b a o p k n s n t ~I E w u e n y b f l l l -Ti n
meeting ii J u. So
Jul 30th.Jr. and .L.. Pounds,~
an d Mn . 0 Schmidt offolk,Nebr.I l e n d "!caller.. at th I .Lippincott
S T. mu l., 1
~CHURCH. Ol
P. J.: u - mn ,r u m
Sunday,.s25th,nga.
Sunday `l # 1 0 .Hou'
Wonhip at IFor the ~ 1 . s o d l b k
been annou U .
You are i l l l l r inritld totend the me ~fi of thu chunk,
to o o me to Q | o d l b 1 e o n B ~afternoon.|
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mmf Engy heap neu' Blair.. N r .m d l i m Anarqw .rnhnuli
Helga Knniaan were Fremont gm-enggra on Thursday.Hd f : i s alp-
gw Hr. J olunren with ta harvut-
ng.°Mr.and Mn .Andrew'JohansenandHelga Knutsen vera Thursday
awning allen at Peter Nielsens.
Mr. and H n .Hana Knuben andhm spent 'Thursday at Petr: Nial-
ma Pnulaon ofo~i wen mia-<-ra Thuuday waning at the Chris
Betarson home.
m m 'and Irvilf Pc tl no ve r r d halpul little Nea!ter-uon,son of Martin Paulson,celebrutehisbirthdaySaturdayafter-
'J\00l'I.W. J. Sas mg family of Blair andMr.and Mrs.Hlr ti n Nelson andEmma, also al Blair, were Sunday
dinner guests | . tC hr i |Pelerlens.
if
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um Na n; An der so n ' mm lt the
' m mm m m h o m e M o n d a y . mf -
noon.l n .I n J e u e n wwr|.|1ne¢.l`l
nnmbar of relatives and friends un
'hxeolhy\ niwmoen in honur of herbir ihd i-The follmdng van pren-ent:n .Cllrll Bnuon.Mrs.Al-Jnsm md :on Harold, M144 No m
Andanen, Mn. Rudohah Amin;lon,
Hn . K ar tln lm - u n n u l i l E v e -
4 n l' ~ 0 ¢ ' l0 ~ o ¢ \ f » o 4 \ f \ l¢ lf v~ D f
klounty ..
nmoon at che Rev. P. J. Relnerislmheme. `n_| helped l l y n Rdmrtaen
qlehnlq hor birihdny .Mr. nad Hn. Peter Iverson \-Ldv
ul n the C ul Ru mudue n he onTuesday afternncn.Mr. and Mrs. Nweh Sarennn e K
lu! Th ursdly at the home r
uncle,Tum Chrl:\v:\|en.nurth ofs u n ,Klrmn, H| nnA\\ und Louiu L l rmn , Mn .P.L Ivenon and MaryHelen vbiwd n the Binnin [Anon
m u .lr. Kn nue n wpn Mr. _Nl| | ~
sm wic h his huvu dng.View: Jahnnun, Bank and Ruth
Croudy ol Blmlr wen Omaha nw-
Mr. and Hn. Peter Nielsen -meSlluni-ly uenln| _lt A n d mw Jo-
h mem.IMr.amd I n A n d n w J o h u n qandM m Pele: Nielsen wars Pn-
mon nMr, and rs. Fnd C r i l u a n l nand children dnwn our w Saundencountneu Pn mo nl nd xtun ded Ichu:-v firnic l u :Sunday.'P hud m amndenl Qu Fin mnn '|pSmi¢
In Prefnant tha uma day ._Ed sonmsen of Ly on: vblud onSunday dlemoon at the lmmn ofhll Alta r, Mn.l l u d n h m m m d
family.Mn . H wu d J e n u hu boon onk m u a *i m 1 r w d a y s .
Mx.and Mrs. Hum Knhr, daugh-ter Anas, und Kr. and Mn.Hurry
::gvru Thursday,
'home Thundly nllemoon.1...| ....... -|............ .14 Qq n d s e n a n d g m g g x u : a r g ~
Blair. Neuub. Judy 22. me- T H E m r m m s n -
h i i n v m ||FBuda
Bri-kuCd mb ll md C HI C ul!
lnddanulns w a m m u d
m m 1 D m u n
Bapdr Public Eulldlnlslo d le n Pension:
Agricultural t Buck Bm'
zumooaammoo: m mu m msumoa,ooo.oo1.soo.oou m m
Ann.|,M0.00s uwm 4,000.00A NNI E C . lu m r m.
as-"_C W I ! ! a m
NO Y I C B 0 ? a s mw or a n t .
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1no n c s O F nx n mamm. x zrrns ua uv
m u n c ms , c m:
snrr: OF NEBRASKA,
w u u q w c u m .Grunt lwfrvv- AwnnwyI n u n 1 1 - 5 3 5 5 L b 'm m e a l
Samuel D.Doea nd:the
ha n lt L u v. n u t o f Hn , a ma s s .
|¢¢| ¢.g, andlm-1 m d All penonxlmuu te d ln the [ hd u nk me nz o f
nk! utah an hereby nodlled thu.on th 121-B du of July 1926. Alien
Bowi e' thu Admblxf -ntrlx ui uid
utah filed | pemition Ln uid CountyCourt, pruy iu that her fin!!nd-
mininfidan amou nt mad hmln bn
n .
Annlthelhyox mdCw|Ȣilo1t.ha
City of Blah, Nebraska, bushy eer-dfy Um! the following lnstme and
wma ma mma : d l t h e : min n v -ezme of (he City of Blah, Nehllh,
nedvud lor the then]yu r com-
r m n d u o n i h l h n h s d x y m l
'ww aunzyruexmm va LB xs-d ly o l Ma w r ms , a t a n o ' d o c L
A J . ,az th t Co in -Hma n in d h
City ul mm- \n uid County tu dmva u f .U my th an bs .why the
pny or o f n h l pnld omr.h nut
g n n h d f o r l k e n l b s e l l u l d x e a lu h m o f u i d n r d » t p r ! - n h u k .lk y ,1916.Banana xwdved from I I t in d m d o n orderd d n t Iw-
nll nu r e u $127,121.08 den °¢ mid spplindan md ol the-
s z 'IT FURTHER RESULVED:tim us d plu s a!\ ha hu rih l the n-
n m this :¢»o!ud¢n be entered alol, u nbvn fixed, be given to wld
ly u m u n ml mwu o f th k = ° u n ~ , mm° r , v. h ¢ | w» a m» , u » n mn \ n n .and du! the uma be w.\blhbed| u\d to Ill peruminmnntsd in mid
for Iam- eonncutlvu week;._,in n mnxer, by y nbuadon of a copy of
ne wa p a p u a f p u n ! d mi ld o n h u this order in The num-prhe, 1 llw~
the City ol Blnir, Nohnsb..weekly ncvrpapnr printed und pub-Dlwd this lit ll-ly uf J m. 19 26.| lh| :d in Bhlr of uid County Abd
22 4 :R. J . KURDOCH. lny orqol | ¢ ¢ , \ |dneuladon thgzdn,(gr
m u u s l m ~
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w. o . w .lst and 8rd Friday Eveninl-
AKERICAN LEGION,smug r. . : mn rm. No. 15 4
ur. uni 8rd Fri. Evlninl. 8:00
BUSY BEE CLUBgp: F ridly M a sh Y outh
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~n an d i n d Itn ltl
J. Warning. Putor.marlcan Lutln nn church
for Ieetum enFundamentalTeachings"
-n far Slhlnlly nfl!!
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G./ uv.md w . n . ahd und ith Saturday Murnoou.
0
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n r n s r c n u n c n
go ¢ . m» h m¢ 4 u » u ~ » u }.uthrD.Sna1\n,Puilx.| ud» 1 s ¢ \ml1 | ; .ll.
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terdl;and th e aid utminlstrltrlx
dixcharvd-It you ml to appeu' I:-don said
C01r:lt1.Courton t h e 2 0 t h d | y o f
August 1926, at 2 o'clock P. il-» and
contut uid petition, the Court may
grant the prayer thereof and nukesuchotherandfunheranion,l l
lwnnc en and decrees as to this
Court may seem proper.Witness my hand m d Official
Sul this 171.11 day of Iuly, 1925,
(SEAL)1 . c . z u m .26-51.'County Judge.
ciil levy,the u i d County Board
wil!iovy tho uma,otherwise the
mme will not be ievied.
The election board of uid PrimaryEhctionwiilba the veledion bound
o f u i d Special Election ond tho
Genaal Election Lawn will govern
as near u may be.Given under my hand and seal,
by order oi' the County Commindon-
;;f»g_w-»~=1»»=f<==- County, Nabru-
| th Nth day of July, 1926.
(SEAL)Annie c. Martin,
/County Clerk.
~»~.ms.Wuhhuwn County
A. C. Dahl, Awmuy
h the Guilty Can.
In thc In n e r o f t h e h id ! o f
lhttio Blloo Daeusd: To th helm
u h w , mx o l k b . d c vb o u . lm -um. c adllon, and All pq-mag |n~
h n f w d l n t h e f i n d _ W olu i d m m a n b e n b y ao ti lh d u m
o n u w m n d u a . my m s . n u m
Bluo Paterson the admlnirlntrlx of
n ld s a u Ne d . I p e ti ti o n b l n mCwnty Donn, pny ing du! her fha]
admlnktnllun weuunt filed h a r mhua w e d m d ullowod, ihlt pmol
of hlnhip be uhm, order for dh-
uibutivu o l u n u and udgmnent
1
. s u m and dlo ved . o ur proof a lbflrdlv bo uhm, nndsr for dlltr| »
b n d o n o f u u t l md m i p mm t o f
do nt a nd h au nted r llhh n amed :
and th t | | H A a n u n n w d i v
¢h\\'¢Nl<~u y ou (nil ¢° uppeu bd o maa ld
County Conn on u » n t h day o l
M l n l f 1920.at xo o'¢Jnck AAL.
Ind eanlut udd ptlllon. tue Connmaygrunt the :my er tbenol and
mm meh other and Mumba axdon.
dlowmc el m d deer!!!n l io this
Co u rt may se e m mw-W imm my h and nd Otlidal Sul
th h 1204 ally of July,l m .(SEAL)I. C. s| .u:R.
26~5t.County J udn.
RESOLUTION
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSE FOR
.THE TEAR 192s1921
an 11° su=:s01.vx:D mr 'ms auwon
AND COUNCIL OF THE c m
OF BLAIR,NEBRASKA:` That the estimate of the probabls
amount of money needed f o r x i l
puzposel to he mired in uid Ci*:y
f.~1~ the fiscal yur c ommuncmg |\\the aint 'hxcsday in May, 1926. in-
cluding interest due and principal...,.n btednes: and
4 Emu ~ Wodnllily mo ``div ol hurl"-Lmu. Nance By "'5»..,».. mm.oouonmmoum. cmmca(Gu. mmf Ava. md Calm)
A. P. Nnil, Yummay Sdwd xo A. aa.
Judie-W m .J.U s h e r ,\ t t y .
t r n t n m n f r u n IIIA YIL Q A D
z a - u .
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B R A S K A .
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l n t h e pr em is es ,a n d i t a p p e a r i n g
fr o m u i d a p p l i c a t i o n n m ! t h e p r o o fs
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a n d b y vi r t u e o f a d e e m : m d o r d e r
o l a l e e n t a n d i n t h e D i s t r i c t C o u r t
o f W u h l n g t o n C o u n t y ,N o b n a h ,
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m e l !f o r t h e p u r p o a e a t r e h w e a t m e n t ;
t h e r e a l e s t a t e b e l o n g i n g t o s a i d ,
w a r d ,t o w i t : - a n u n d i v i d e d o n e - h a l f 1
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C o u n t y ,N e b r a s k a ,a a p r a y e d f o r i n
aa l d ap p l i c at i o n .
N o v ,t h e r e fo r e ,i t i a h e r e b y o r -
o f t h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r a n d t h e
N o r t h e u t Q u a n e r o f t h e N o r t h w m s t
Quarter oi Section u, Township 17,
North__Ran|°o 10,a m of the 6th
P.M. Washington County. Nebraska.
Said we will be at public vamlua
to the hintzen and but biddllr there-
for,~26f par-cent of the bid purchas-
i n g t h a n m o t o b e p a i d i n c u h a t
the a a l q n d the balance of saidpurehuep r i e e to b o p a i d i n c a a h
dened um th( next of kin of zaidlupon confirmation by the above
minor and any and ad!persona In-named Court of tha said sale.
tvunelted in her uid estate, 'ba -nd;Dabod July x4. 1926.they hereby an directed to apiahr Henry llencke,
'before the Diatrkt Court of W 25-5L Rehnee in Partition.
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Bill of Sale
llE< you im' nn automobile here
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to ownership-~-you also get oun-slam. md enduring utisfscllun in own-
ership..
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you any mure~-ills quite likuly lu cost.
len in the long `run.And 1.be retuxns-
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° s h e - : m a i n_ - _ _ - . . . . . . . . . ..H e - - B u t do :\ '|te l l y o u r hu s b a n d Republican Candidate tor3mq0qC O U N T Y A` f ' . [ ` O R N E Yi ~ * \5...-na nny wo omuzu |He-It might get mc: no my Inn.',w~».w Sincla ir Ga s a nd on Washington County. Nebraska
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Bollth lh kotl-
Hrs.B.c .Alfsoo o t Goose
Bllfia ia vldtlng her motllr, an
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M:.s.udlL rs.H| nry Ro1roarosjoylogavisit from 211|forum*
mother, Hrs. J ustine Bun of '
mont.
Hin Rub! Buonltt h =-\=;gg_
vocation trim har work szC. HIlton'a and ia vldting in
Dakota.
lr. ané Hn. J ake Cartar oilper, W y o., dmv! In hom th
to fldt llra. Chai Carter sm! oth
ralstlvsa.
D r .6 .R .l o a d h a s g o n e o u t
ii l l m ba i l ,N ¢ b l ¢t o ~'W ith 1
1 r h e a t ¢ r o p 1 r h . t c . h h Ia s ¢ m , Ja m e a h
be e n e u i n g f o r th i s seas on.
T h e E n t e r p r i s e | ¢ 1 ¢ | , ¢ w r ¢ ¢ p .
ptssssnt coll from lin. J ohn Am
son and hs: vi-fill". un. E. E. :
man of Lincoln on Wodneldly.
u f . m a : l n . w . H . n n 1 u » a
ily entertainsd llr. and Hrs.t
Wentworth of Omaha and .Wentworth of Baultt on Ian ~
day
llra. Roy Ando:son. south of |
ontenained the Da Bow W~.
Club lm Thuroday .'l'hl.1¢n olure# mnttbor proaant and all had
hue time.
Atlas Elayne Smith - g m # ~
seventeen of hor |421 friend on
Saturday altemoon at her hath~
party , lt bdng her thlrtanth b
annivenary.
Hr. aad Hrs. Harold J emen,
reside near the March school,
the proud parents of a iittle -lster, thdr first born, Ilw arrived
Saturday, July 17.-
Muara md llesd amu "Hs": .
inson, Harry Tyson, Vincent ~~
Ctark Btrlc kktt and H i n Doro
Gllbmson draw down to ~Park Sunday to ra]-oy the uri ~
pool.
Don Flea of Washington, theitolCity , 'Ia hon visiting hh;
¢' nts, Dr .a nd llx1 .A .W .I %e sfamily.Ho aooompsnled his
Hrs.Velma Golhhon to IowaMonday for a short vacation.
Hrs.Henry Bruse left ~
for hm hams in Pueblo, Colo.,te r a vi si t o f au ra l week!
relatives and friends here. Ilor
ther-in-law,Carl Koitzmun -
her to Fnmont 'shore she took
tdhjr for tho wut.
Photographu and Ura. H. G.|non wen ln hr tai nh ll llr.Oleao
airber, Ira. Marie Ewald ol' L11 -
this week. Hr. Olsson and son W
ter plan to drIva to Cb-havSunday taking Hrs. Ewaid homo
will visit re}a1Iyer there for rr
days.
Chris Petersen, brother of Ju
Prtenzn and Mn .Jacob P d :
an aunt, will arrive Sunday atJuliusPeteraenhomofromYH:
Nebr.Mr. and Bra. R. P. PeandHr. and Mn. Nels Hansen
Omaha an skomxpeetud to bo
on that date.
Hr.and na Giibertsottti llllxte m on n o M
plan to drive in th new Nash
dan to Cairo, West hdnin to 1
Hr. Gill:|ertlon'a alatorl, Hrs. II.Mnrswl and Mu. J ohn Trsinnr
families.They are goink to ~
home about Ang.1.
Mr.and Hrs.Kennett:Ross
Omaha an the pamnta of a clan
tn born Tuasdsy, July 20. 'Ure -ents of tho young miss are !~
r peoplo and have many f
he who roioico with them and
Hn .mm C u te lta r a n d m g a -
ter,Misa May, of Omahn c amo up
lui. Thurulagd to spend n short vn-
calion with Mrs.Elini Noble andfamilyandotheroldfriends and
rmighborp.
Dr.and Mrs.A. J .SandersondroveinSaturday evening from
Sioux'"City and retur-ml Sunday
evening taki ng Hin Glndys Moorewikhthem flu aprfhl u few day'n
vncltionl.
Mtn.Tlwmas Senett of Omahaspentnfewdaysvisiting;at the
lnuie Grimm and Harry Tucker
homes on the bottom. She netumedto Omaha after the Maher funeral
Monday morning, with her brother,
Thomas I-".Quinlan.
Mrs.Andrew Anderson and two
children o! Omaha, came up Friday
to visit with Mrs. L.. Baum, who inhoulekeeper for Mr. J. C. Gruborg.
lier husband and father drove up
Sumhy for dinner, all retumzng i1
the evening
Mi n Ruby Nelson.formerly an
instmetor lt Dana College, hu ju-trewmed[mm n six weeks trip in
Colorado when fmhn went with a
class of Bom.ay student:from the
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int relatives ln Allinltdn.
C. R. Bendorf, llcenled arnbalmerand undertaier, Blair.Office phones
161.Residence phones, 224.3-t!.
MTA. r-:. B. zmlmla and Hrs. Wm.Hdler drone to Qmaha Sunday af
ternoon.
Hr. Tom Quinlan of Omaha, 'aahin Blair Monday called here bar the
death of Mr. Jas.E. llaher.
Alphonse Kllian and family spansSunday with mother, Mn. Myrtle
Xillan.
Hr. a Jim Cruleluhank of
Omaha viai at the parental
Grandma Crulckshank home.
Rev. and Hrs. A. F. Newell drove
to Omaha to vlalt their daughterand family a couple o ! l m this
week.e >
Hrs.G.l'.Bigelow,mother ofFrank S. Bigelow has been confined
to her bed for ossr a week with Ill-
ness.
Hrs.Mary Barry, who has beenvioitinlrher.-daughter,Mrs.James
Sipp in Omaha ratumed to Blair on
Sunday.
htm Grace Barry. who is attend-
lnl .»um.|\er school at the Omaha
'I - ; ; g ; » » i ~ = f s p e n t t h e w e e k - e n d i n
r .
Mr. lml Mrs. Chas. Hcbowd andfanslyspentSundayatPaplllion
tlail£.=|r his sister,Mrs.A M.
Grabbe.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Suverkrtlbbe
of Calhoun are rejolglng over the
arriwl of a nine pounl boy at thelr
horne on the 9th last.
George lllndley of Calhoun pur-
_chaml o Chevrolet touring of the
Ammon Llwvrolet Company last
meek.\
Mins Ruth Hemphill canoe !"H¢layevening to spend some time with
he. h other, Dr. W. F. Hemphill and
Yamily.
Th IEdgar Rose and Joe Ilarry
families tiroxe to Krug parlt Sunday
afternoon and enjoyed a picnic aup»per there and spent the evening.
Mr.and Mrs.I'onl of Sherldq,
Wye.,and Mrs.Dawson of Deadwood.s D.were visitors at the
Sherry Moore home last lionday.
Mins Alta Nelson :spent the eek-
end witll her parents, Mr. an\rs.C. J. Nelson Miss Nelson is attend-
ing hummer school at Lincoln.
Hina Cara Clark of Ft.Calhoun
sold her residence property last
week and will from henceforth re-side i Omaha.Mies Clark was at
one time postws of Blair.
The Enterprise for nears.
Blame .for sede.Call at The En-
terprise office.1241.
New cook stove for sale.Call MO.
\as-1:
Carl Kolvtnnan and family are
off for a fishing trip at Alexander,
Hlnnelotl.
Hrs.Fred Voss,Jr.of Hlllazsl,
Heb.is rlaltle;lssr mother,I r s .
Adolph. Voss..
ltr. and Hrs. Dale Petersen wereSundayguestsattheOscar Gil-
hertaou home.
Hrs. Chas.. I.eBrtds has her pawsets, ltr. and llrs. F. J . Hardman
of David City vtdtlng her nt pres-
ent
Glen Relcllitbaeh of Lincoln,
nal a weak-and elsltm'ot his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Hrs. Fred Reich-
enbaeh.
Hr. and Mrs. Clarence Wachter of
near Hennan announce the blrth ofa son at the Blur hospital ou S'un-
day. July 18.
Hrs.A.F.Ne1nsll'a Sunday
School class of girls of the Congre-gatlond ehureh met with Ha r !
Hoare on sm Wednesday attensoon.
Mrs. D. C.hott arrived Sunday
mornin; for about alot weeks visit
with her parents, Hr. and Hrs. Au!
ust Rathmann and alster, Mrs. Will
Linden.
Wiley George,Hrs.Ora Heath
and son of Omaha,Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hovendlck and family of
Herman visited at the W. C. Llorlell
home Sunday aftemoon.
Sale Now On-My entire house-hold furniturs including near kitchen
nnge.Private sale at house.
503 E.Washington Street,25-tf.A.Carmichael.
Mrs. Harry Saipenfleld and dough
tern, Ruth and Frances tool: Walter
ver to Dennison,loera lost Mon-in when he is working.'Um fa\o»
ily returned Monday evenlnz.
Chu.Rice of Omaha. nephew of
Mn. T. C. Hilton, wled at her homeyesterday as he eras passing lhrwrh
on his way to Teltamah and Lyons.Hr. Rice travels for a ood-I fountain
supply house." '
ltr. and Hrs. R. C. Cook and .lane
ol' Sioux -City. Llra. D. C. Fratt of
Los Angelea and Hr. and Mrs. Aug.Rathmann of thls city were Sunday
dinner guests at the W. C. Linden
home.
Betty Have HcDonald, little daugh-
ter of Hr. and Mrs. Chan. llebonalmlreturne.1 homelrom 'Dekamah Hat-
urday.She h u been visiting her
.s White.
The Enterprise foi nears.
ultra. Hs rre y Xr ogb lso ntb e1| lc k
fi.E.Campbell,furnlll-IN-r u nandundertaking..G-0-ti.
Hhs Harrlet Allen is hostess this
aftemo-on to a number of her friends
the occasion bein: lser blrthdli
llr . a n dl£ r s . C .J . B e e kma n a n d
a li e e me n g o y h n h e wo li n s b m s -ee of Lake 9g,|,¢_q this week.
Hrs.Emma Shields od Omaha,came up Sunday to spend a f e l.
days with relatives and friends and
to attend the llahee funeral.
A number of friends and relatives
gathered at the August Rethroann
home Tuesday evening to neudnd
Hrs.Rathmann of he r h hth d w
Prof. Sirlhart of Fremont brought
over his old Ford sedan and made
a trade with the Rethmann Garagefor a new one which he ls endoylng.
r e f s u e - me n . ; a n p ma o f mr
pasture I am offering my fine Jer-
sey :ow for sale.If you are look-
ing for "a read counthls ls yovr op-
portunity.She will be 'fresh in
Inquire of John A. Rltoadel
Enterprise office.22-Lf.
Ruth Slppenfield left Wed-
aftver a couple of weeks visit
parental,Harry Seppenfldd
She went to Cheyenne, Wye.
over night rlsit with an aunt
August.
at The
l i l u
nesday
at thehome.
for anand from there she will go to Fair-
field, Idaho for a few weeks visit
with her sister, Vida.She will thengo to llalad, Idaho wl1ereql1e haework aith the num annéfprue.
Mr.and Mu .Claude Utterbackand daughters, Cara and Helen and
son Hilton,arrived by auto route
last Thursday evening from thdrhomenearGlendive,Montana to
visit at the home of Mrs.Utter-l.aek's mother, Hrs. T. C. Hilton and
ether relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Utter-
J.E.Campbell,furniture.r u n
and undertaking..50-tt
The Tabitha Club met at the ~
T. Lund home last Tuesday eyenlng.
Hr. and Hrs. walter Petersen of
Omaha spent the week-end at the
home of Hrs.larle J ensen.
Open well and cistern work.Call
2nd door east of 9th 4%Nebraska
s u .Ward and Reynolds 24-ex
Mr. and Hrs.Harold Coutts,of
Omaha were over Sunday visitors
at the parental, Hans Hiller home.
C- K. Bendorf. licensed embadmer
and undertaher, Blair.Offia phones
161.Residence P-bones. 224.3-tt.
Hr. and lirs. Clayton Aronaon andfamilyof Omaha spent Sunday at
the W m.llebonald home in Blair.
Moving-Dr.R. E. Tllden la mov-
hrg his office to his realdence at
606 w. Gnnt St.Leave c alls '17-
s z -ti.
ldrs. W. D. Gross is getting along
nicely ln d ' ln spite of her illness
seems to stand the hot weather very
y ell...
Liles Dorothy Gray, who has been
quite seriously ill at the Blair hos-
plta ia recovering nlcely now and
is a to receive visitors.
Keith and Kenneth Stewart and
Raymond Bron dressed up in regu-
lation kshkl suits, made a dart forthe Black Hills country this morn-
i n.
hir. and Mrs.C)V. W, Wilklmon and
Mr. and Hrs.. 0. Dawson returned
last Saturday from an outing at
Lalne Okoboli.They found the wea-
,tter quits agreeable up there andwere sorry to arrl\'e home inet when
.the weather man had put on mon
lhent.!Mr. F. E. Hillman of Strong City,
Oklahoma who has spent the past
week visiting his father,lllr. John
, e
back moved to Montana about aev 'Hillman and his brothen-§lr..Ab
enteen years ago and this is Mr l~lillman, started on the ret n trip
lltterbaclfs lint via lt bac k to Ne-
braska in that time.Hrs.Utter-l»a7:l\ and children visited at the nw
outol home about seven years ago.
home this morning.Hr.Ab Hill-
°man me him to Omaha where he'took the train enroute to his Okla-
lhoma home.
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J.E.Campbell,furniture,mga
and undertaking.B0-t.f.
Hr. Henry llleueke was ln Omaha
on business last llonday zooming.
Dr.Leyland States,Chiropractor,Farmers Stats Bank Building.37-tf.
C. li. Beodorf, licensed emhednser
and undertalser, Blair.Office phones-IGI.Residence phones, 224.Q-ti.
Llttle Betty Beaty has returned
bout a nic e visit with relatives at
the Chas.Roberts home at Wayne,
N-ebr.
Hrs. W aldo B. Nlelsen and Prof.
and Hrs.Bundgaard were dinnerguests at the Skov Nielsen home on
last Sunday.
Hr.and Mrs.Hugh Wright and
Hanguerlte were dinner guests of
Claus Hehriha of Ft. Calhoun town-
ship last Sunday.
Prof. Theo. M.Hlnsen, presidentof Dana College,moved into.the
Bonclo lemorlal Home,the pred-
denta home, near Dana.
Ice Cream Social--On court »lawn, Friday evening, July 23. ei
bs' A. L. Auxiliary. Band -ml play
All welcome.28-1
Hrs. Otto Nelson in still very lt
at hee' home on north Walker AveHersister-ln-law,llrs.Gibbs ~
Allen, Nob., ls with her this week.
Miss My rtle Hunlum,who is at
tending summer school at the allluniversity, spent the week-end srl
her parents, Mr. and Afro. Feed Hu
dum.
Mr. and tire. 0. M. Ireland anJanlcc spent a few days last. wee
at tho home of thdr daughter, HLouisRasmus.-\e:1 and family i
Spllcer.
Robert Hilton,of Lincoln -Penthe week-end at the homes of M
T. C. Hilton and John A. "."1
He returned to Lincoln on Monde
evening.
Mrs. Anna Stewart and daughte
Mrs. Marguerite Raitt and little aoBobbiereturnedTuesdayevenin
from a 'rlelt with Mrs. Abbie lllll
kin and family of 05-1. Nels.
Harry L.Morris in looking fo
his father, H. I. Morris of Natche
Shu had a :lege of measles while
ihero but is well at pn/lent.
if i an d Mrs. C. A.Robeson vis
ited Mr.and Mrs. J. A.Yates of
Auburn,Nebr.recently n d foundthemnicelylocatedInthehotel
business them and doing wall.The
Yates family used to opente theCliftonhotelhere which they sold
I-1 Mr. and lin. Robeson some time
ago.
Mn .w.li .Gilliland was mostngreubly surprised on l u !Friday
aftemoom when fourteen friends andneighbor! gntheml I! her home ln
honor of her birthday. They brought
tell filled baskets and served a de-
ic lou|lunch.Mn .Gilliland also
receives! n number of gifts, such ea
dialzes and silk bonu which :lm ap-
preciates wry much. The aiurnoonuse very plrnnt for all con~erned.
Gln.Mxrguerito Rail:of Glllf»
ormia,who in visiting her mother,
Mn. Anna Stewnrt and her [fundmot11er,, Hrs. W. D. Gross, Wm the
honor guest at al. one o'cluck bridge
luncheon at the Happy Hollow ClubinOmnlm yesterdly afternoow, giv
enby Hn L. E. My ors of Omaha
bis father, H. I. Morris nf Natchez
~ur:~ f B a t o n R o u t ~ u i a i n n a ,
w h q i r e d r i vi n g t o N e b r u k i a n d
e x p e c t n o a r l i w b y t h e week- encj
.
The nfset #Ju Neéd
1 /;m\~Borfnf>|&
,Aw
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#wm-
"'Ta be on the 105, il bduowu one
Ta move when llle urgelo move
move: vue:A squnzmboolbn'server"
Co rse ts s o ma de tha t they bea u-
ti fy a nd sc i e nti fi ca lly s ha pe the
. fi gure to the ne w s i lho ue tte fo r
fa ll.A cho ic e o f mo d e l s a n d
qua li ti e s to me e t e ve ry ne e d.
The Gossard Corset and Brassiere
0|rdles.so|\ and pllnble ol lclenllllc dulgn ior
slender women and growing ¢lr!|, are made ol
many dulnly hbrlcs. priced at $2.50.These gar-
ments nddatouch to the wardrobe ol the mast
lulldlous.
Try our Cldp-lrounds, made nl dllnty ulin brq~
cudes. which are llghtly boned. but ollerlng plenty
Anderson,leaehura in the cityschools,returned home l a t uvek
from Linénlwi when they attended
thu first term of summer school at
the University of Nebrulu.
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nln o e k efn h ir n r p a p a rv r u n o tl o n l t o t h l t o n , n n d n l d o f o t h e r
t.l1n¢'l..But I dood pat.11.0113
than that tb l pla n ua get thdr ~in~~ u ~
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father.The boy guard no cheeks. as for
as v u ucortuined but police rv-aeived reports em `1». mempved ua
pu: come, according to tho officer.---Fnmcrnt 'i`r{bu1io.
Popular Excursion
t o D U L U T H ,M i n n .
S U P E R I O R , W i s .
Glorious Lake Superior
4--Piece ~rc es ra
S UND AY
Yen Keynuids. ll. B. Wnrner. Kaxmuml Hauon,Rockclii Fellnws. Jnck Mulhnll and Virginia Pearson in
"SIL E N C E"
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'VNew Home Theatre
PROGRAM
»-.\u1.v zz to JULY Zu'
FRIDAY a nd SAT. a nd SAT. MATINEE
Tom Mix and Tony The Wender Horse in
"1'HB`YANKEE SENCR"
MACK SQENNE1' c onqgnv
.4-Piece Orchestra-4
$12.@
n..-4TH!
MONDAY
Richard Dix in
"TOO MANY KISSES"
comedy-lc|y\|¢ Cook in "snou1.o SAILORS MARRY
Friday, July 30, 1926
Exc ursion tic kets :bod only on regular trains nrrlving
Sioux City alter 3:00 P. M. Friday , J uly 30
Specld
C o a c h L\Suu CII;1:00 P. sn.
Af.
Fun . July .xo
ala; .
Ss. Pl!!1:00 A. an.Ae. tiuptrint aus A. an.
T r a i n Ar.;luI\|lll 8:30 A. sn.lsaturdnyi
Sunday. August IReturningLv. Dill!!r 5:30 P. M.Lv. Sllpcfkr $148 P. M.SLPOII 11999. M.Ar.5l|||\ cm 1:ata. an.Lilsndly!
Lv.
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You surely will enjoy the summer
dsysilyou serve your cold drinks
in one of our beautiful Iridescent
Glass Water Sets.
Your Fruit Juices in the lapegt De-
canter Sets.Your sandwiches on
Cool Greer: Sandwich Plates.
Your lces on the' Newest, Sherbert
Dishes..When enterlulning alter the Go l f
game.don't be without one ol our
New Mixie S¢Ls so that you may.useaClub lor the \9!h Hole ns aSlick for
the Tea.
A Bu-rhlny nmrnar hr my-n. new
H OLLE RM AN N
Exclusive Jeweler Gift Counselor
vlh ic h ino ffe -n ve o r |steel wen: and on the mmm hip-podrome trunk.One of the 1925 in-
lgovstlom wil!he the presentationof "Anbln" ndd to ba the last word
L n ~..1 '~}_ .
J AMES MARE! ANSW ERS CALL
TWO- DAY
EXCURSION
~ . . _ f g ' r HE i s o -
I whim deuh dragging ber falzerigg alepo in the trackicse waste
Romance and Lbs Flama of Young Love and Adventure
'i~ ~W B:
'S|13~1 ..aCrashing drama!Slirring .Actinni \.. plendid Comedy!
Co mc d y - " CONSTA N' f S i MP "
TUES DAY
Lillian RicH and Ruben. Frazer in
l l
W E DNES DAY
0 Harrison Ford and Mnrgnrct Livingston in
"THE WHEEL"
. .Upnll tllil human lure is bmed a gr:-at drama
Comedy--"TWO LIPS IN HOLLAND"
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Th~and en-the wry
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PIU~ .K e l m e y fo r n w h i l e .T h e boy`.~
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value,
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should
propor-
an in-
~ry bg-~liecbed
y, the
s vny~l a n
e .w i n e ,t h u s f u r n i s h i n g a h i g h v o l h g e
l i m c a p a b l e o f s u p p l y i n g p n c l i c a l l y
u n l i m i t e d p o w e r a s w e l l a n l i g h t . .
l t l o o k :l i k e n g o o d p r o p o s i t i o n h o m
n i l a n g l e s .T h e p n i r c h a x e p r i c e w o u l d
e n a b l e t h e c i t y t o r e t i r e l u l i g h t
b o n d l ,t h u :r e d u c i n g t h e m x h w :
i t w o u l d u l i e v i e t h e c i t y o f t h t a x -
i z e n n o f m a i n t a i n i n g t h e l i g h t s y | »
Vailey Pour Co. met with the diy
cmrncll Monday night nm! nubndtwri
s propcsidon for the company topurchasethe lon! light equipment.
1le offend $1.500 for it, which if
$2.000 mon than the price the city
asked of the Nebraska Power Co. a
f e w n u : u v If the Platte Valley
Co. punhuu. it will junk the pm-
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father.The boy guard no cheeks. as for
as v u ucortuined but police rv-aeived reports em `1». mempved ua
pu: come, according to tho officer.---Fnmcrnt 'i`r{bu1io.
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M O N D AY
Richard Dix in
"TOO MANY KISSES"
comedy-lc|y\|¢ Cook in "snou1.o sA|LoRs nuukv"
TUES DAY
Limnn RicH and Ruben. Frazer in
"THE ISLE OF RETRIBUTION"
\W h i c e d n l h d o g g i n g h e r f a l z e r i g g s t e p s i n : h e l m c k l e u w s s u a
R o m n n c a a n d t h e F l a m e u f Y o u n g L o ve a n d A d v e n t u r e
'..4~ ~w a !
$12.@
n..-4TH!
canter Sets Your sandwlches on
Cool Green Sandwich Plates
Yourxcea on the Newest, Sherbert
DxshesWhen entertaining aiter the Go l f
game don t be without one ol our
New Mixoc S¢Ls so that you may use aClub lor the \9!h Hole ns aShck for
the Tea.
A Bu-xhlny Hmmm- hr my-n. :mg
H O L L E R M A N N
Exclusive Jeweler Gift Counselor
Your T§\'.lt, J ui ces in the lape gt ~e -
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'VNew Home Theatre
PROGRAM
7-JULY zz to JULY Zu'
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this union thirteen chlidren were
Crashing dmml!Slirriug Action!- piendid Cumad;I
Cmlmlly -"C ONST ANT SIM?"
..s°1
Popular Excursion
t o D U L U T H ,M i n n .
S U P E R I O R , W i s .
Glorious Lake Superior
S UND AY
Yen Keynuids. ll. B. Wnrner. Kaxmuml Hauon,Rockclii Fellnws. Jnck Mulhnll and Virginia Pearson in
"SIL E N C E"
mwr
vr on e ve r d a e r t e d h i m .E w e n h h e l l -
e m i e s res pe ct ed h i m : M u e w a sn e ve r w : w \ ¢ \ l o f b e i n g s n y t h i n f b u t
l r e a l m m .'H e m u ge n e r o u s i n h i s na ti on s
t o w a n l h i s fe i l o u r m e n s= ul 'm a n
i n e ve r t u r n e d u u y vr i t h o u t a
h e a r i n g .H e n e ve r pl a y e d fo r no~
- H..._....--__ ..._. _ _ -
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MA'r1 Nx~:'é
Tom Mix and Tony The Wonder Horse in
"1'HB`YANKEE SENCR"
MACK SQENNE1' conqgnv
4-Pi e ce Orche stra-4
~rn. o ~.J.. Robert H. and June: E.. Jr. of
Bldr lQd Rohnd T.of St.LOLIIA
nad Mn .Reed 0'Hanlon. Charlotte
and Maxgiret of Bldr.Deceued ww, s man of strungcharac ter, ntrict y :gmt and when
he had decided on an lrmesho took
his stark! regandiess of dn opinion:of others.Hs made runny trims:
1 o
130 o .1ea taking part in the perfonnance,which in offered in thvee rings.n
steel wen: and on the mmm hip-podrome trunk.One of the 1925 in-
lgovstlom wil!he the presentationof "Anbll" ndd no ba the lm word
L n ~..1 '~}_ .
J AMES MARE! ANSW ERS CALL
W E DNES DAY
0 Harrison Ford and Mnrgnrct Livingston in
"THE WHEEL"
. .Upnll tllil human lure is bmed a gr:-at drama
Comedy--"TWO LIPS IN HOLLAND"
THUR SD AY
Saily f)'Seii. Juhn Patrick and Bert Roach in
"DoN'T"Dedicated lu the (:il]e\\ \\hn Cume Buck Hume
Comedy--"RUN 'rm CAN"
- . .- -- -"
'9iixcursicn tickets glued only on regular trains arriving
Sioux City alter 3:00 P. M. Friday , J uly 30
Ffid .J ly 30 s :da 1 August IS p e c l d 1§'d..2 u Realurnlng
.Dillih '5:30 z».x\.Lu.. Suu CII;1:00 P. sn. Lv.I00 A. M.Supcfkr 5:45 P. an.C o a c h Af. Ss. Pl!!.Lv.n u a=\s.».a\. L\r.§t.P¢Il 1mllP.M.Shu c m 1:ata. an.Ae. tmp:T g i l n Ar. zu-mn 8:30 A. sn. Ar{.5at\|r¢|y\Lilsndlyl
.Reiutulag. gon! anTickstn rw my on Sp¢¢| ¢| Colch Trainlint cam\e¢!la;.unln. Sioux Clty to naming point
ilellghtfzlslramsr (zips on Lake Superior.blghtscelag drives.PLAN No w To GU!
Usual Reduction lor Children.No Baggage Checkcd.
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You surely will enjoy the summer
days il you serve your cold drinks
in one of our beautiful Iridescent
Glass Water Sets.
TWO- DAY
EXCURSION
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Bo ar d o f ri n U!lll» lr Un w| » a n " "} "" -_York, stand! u dn mst c omplete-nc ntly I ulviwd an qdltor thu If
one nl his local nr¢udr.|tions par-dsbed ln .sending out ol' to1m"for
programs and stationary gg ht it~ so the uma place for lu pub-
c ty.
ly dire nenlrllve office building ln
the world.Thi unrlervrriun took
their mm medlclnl on fin prwen-U03 when H107 cmatructtd lt.
This ump drn n ready felling = -r ,,,,,pod md ws rubea hem in Bid: are The Bver'Pru-nt ax I n
b d n l educated by every wouldbl 4 ,.-.||u._\.-...-ll#1 n Wllllum Padma our at-
m m ;l l I I 1 l i l u " |J - _ - . ._I n g ;A r l i n g t o n t w p . ,F r e d B a n e r -
m a m n ;F o n t s u n l l a t v p . ,A .W .S p r k k
R i c h l a n d w p . .G w m O h r t ;l i n c o l n
w p . ,L u R o y B l a b e e ;S h e r i d a n w p . ,
F r e d P a u l i n g ..~
.anL1xu'ro:~: ww !B ssN1'BNc su
---HF"at ...--un\|jf l,
uw ug.»...__ _that they do not mmf "Truth"
sdvonhhxl is c m of the llnllnl
the Hngtnbeck orglnlntion.When the Hagenboek-Ylfdhce C
eu!: e mu he n tha circus pain
will find under the "hit top" ave
thing that has bean |dvl|;lne¢l,:when the bills read the "wo i
largest wild nnlmd show" . nm
--wL 11- -..|li fe s a ve r m a t fo r o ffi c e .u m ; n u r :. . . . . . ...... .. ._ _t h e i r h m k s h a l t e d w i t h a l l k i n d s n i ' ' t e n d o n zu t h e u n e q u a l b m d a n o f
. .|.._.¢ - . . . -»| . . » e s . . fn n n or m m d. b e ar D D
\Bl%on n no-..a n iolloursz " F o r fr e e eco nom ic n d -
j u x w n n t .f o r m mid.m o r e e m p l o y -
me n t . b e t t e r w o g e s .I- 'o r fr om b ri l l -
ge s o ve r tlro l l i n a o u r i r i ve r ,i m -
p n w e m t n t o f m u r r a y :: n d r i ve r
n a va p t i o n ,: n d o t h e r p u h h e i m -
pr o ve m tn t v. .F o r m o r e m o n o y i n
ci rc u la t io n t o a i d ag r i c u l t u r e ,i l b o r
1i l n r l b l u i s n s p o m m l e : o r m u l , I n ucouchest h e h i g h s p o t s . o f t h e n u b -
}° ¢¢u p a n a n fo l l ow s .
" A b d h t a y u r a g o ,s o m y m e m -
o r y ro c l ll s ,T h N o b r u k a F a m m r
d i s c u s s e d t h o t a x l i m e . t e l l t i vo p o r -
Ll eq ls ri y t o f a r m p r o p o n i n .O n e
w r i t e r In p n t i c u l n r , o f : o n a i d e n b l e
|_._.l -- u l .vn ¢| h nII hugo
N e b r a s k a Znduautrhi sch ool a t K e a r -
n e y M o n d a y m o r n i n g b y Ju d g e 'N o i
d o W lnb orao een.b e fo fe w h o m h o
f a q a r r a i g n e d i n d y i e l d e d g u i l t y t o
t h o c h u r n a g a i n s t h i m .Y o u n g
F n n c h ,w h e n n r r a w l ,h a d t w o
au s p i c i o u s l o o k i n g c h o o l o l i n h i ; p c m
n u d o n .l h l e o a t .o o o o f w h i c h h e
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u u naeloona...B i g f e a t u r e a w , g a l l u
* r m t h e t o u r c o r n e r a o f L l r o g l
a r e w h a t m a k e t h e H a g e n b e c k - 1
h o e a r e a l ci r cu s i n e n r y w
He a d in g ;th i s g r e a t n l a r a r o f |
b i l !b e fo u n d t h e 1ror1d's g m
r i d i n g c l o w n ," O r r i n D a vu n p l
a n d t h e R i d i n g D a ve h p o r t a ,
1Jl"0I||lTl!nt.1 Ill lu ul un..v...,r-...muted ill! 'haue ol making ali tu-
al annual on the basil of onu'a ln-come,or in other uronls,iaxlng
every citizen accondlng to his nr im
abillty to pay."'I'hln il n prlncipie that lo me
ind u h .rdlr¢ . , . f I ' . , f A t t o r n e y ~ j r . .E n mh f ac t of bg'c iltlll We l u r ~him with fbrrery ff y .~18 t 111110 ¢10Wthe sawdust and he wil! ;
SZ; 'I="`°ii,?I';».'I§.'. "'I.'§,'I."".i'.d`°'?..- s==_=~g~ wdggm wh¢tl|'B'r
FE?";|1d :equated "plroie ior ' ° . i'm f r a ;ghnand rr......»\.Ln!J u a n Wintlrniffn -__n m ' l m :n i w i f .
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B l In t ; | a 11 1 m - ,...-. .Z r m i tAr n i l l i o n l w i l l a b o u t th e in ju st ic e o p u
lliis.,and his nephew,Vernon L l
Cour,of Baton Rouge.Louiainna,
whq ire driving to Neb ru ki and
expect no arliw by the week-encj
Hines Sen!Herbellen and Hi n '
Anderson,leaehura in the cityschools,mtqrned home l a t week
from Linénln when they attended
thu first term of summer school at
the University of Nebrulu.
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Tn move when llne urn to mwe
menu me.4 xqunrulnoolln' server"
s v u a m / e m
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Our Cuslomerg u Our
The nfset #Ju Neéd
Corsets 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
Ulrdlc s. sol!an d pllnble o l lc len llllc d u l g n lo r
slender wo me n an d growing ¢lr l| ,are made ol
many dulnly hbrlcs. orlc ed at $2.50.These gar-
ments add a touch to th e wardrobe o l t h e most
lu lld lo u s .
Try o ur C ldp-lroun ds, made ol dllnty u l i n brq~
cudes. whic h are llghtly boned. but ollerlng plenty
ol s up po rt-Qrlmmz u- c u mf or t un d sty le in y o ur
wu r ln g s p p lr e l.Priced relxonlblly at $2.50-$3.50
Our (lossanl front lac lng corsets m beautifully lnlo
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lllair ¢iu|`|§} 1217.13 Tri;-|§"i§n£"|lin. .|. r. lllmlgemour ul' own. gg-lr. lull -- -"- -- ---
A hm Tanker of \\||\hingtn|| 5-'=,_g__g_~==__~»h\f,_; Blnlr In bid A na l nd ns mi,alllel
l -mu r 1 .'."".&U':|:__f"f:_.' }£"...E':,'.L"..E'.... 1. ..2:....."'f..`§'......J : - » ~..affszf_*';.!L':'
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llne etleet to the stout llgure.lending grac e and
beauty and meet the needs o l almost every cos-
tume.Prlced at $3.50 ond $5.00._
Corset Brassleres for the Miss vvhlch mou ld the
gro wi ng llgur e.glvlnz absolute lreedorn to every
movement.Prlced at $l.50 each.,
W e have a Corset Brasslere Cornblnatlon whic h
ollers adequate figure support ln one garment. ln-
ste ad ot two- lo r the needs o l the more ma tu re
women and ls designed to meet the requlrments ol
all ty pes ol llgures.Priced at $2.50 and $3.50.
The Corsellette lor the extra stout. havlng a special
abdominal support vvhlch insures smooth and grace
ful llnc s.Priced at 55.00.
Complete Comblnatlon-Satin larocade wi th Geor-
gette Step-ln-»allm and grac eful lo r those dainty
Georgette costumes.Priced at $5.00
We have a lull llne ot Hrassleres for all llzures.ln
Cotton. Silk and Lac e materlals.Priced lrom 50c
b e s t A d v e m s e m e n t
O n e w o m a n ,w h o b u v s
h e r G r o c e r i e s h e r e .t e l l s
another o l the variety and
prices consi stent w l t lt
guelltv that she gets. and
iso the clrcle grows and
growth
One order will convlnce
you of our Superior Grade
( ] r o c e r le s ./
!i S P E C I A L
llote llnr Prices al Flour
Pillsburfs Best :lc Omar Wonder
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uf lulrs.Henry Lamb at Faemont
la.-t Monday.Among those fromlllair were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lamb
Mr. and 3-Ira. Amly Anffh Hr. and
3l.s.Clyde Allen, Jens L.Petersen4.16 daughter Leon,Mr.and Mrs.
lieorgn_}ItCoy and Evelyn,Mrs.llclgar Hamen,Mrs.Abe Suthew
la Mr.and Mrs."Buck"Ryan.
Mrs.Nemetz and mother, jlrs.
I. A. I oh mon .
"l1n day ,July l l Rev.llnll Hn .
A . Newell and family met theirOmaha and Lincoln relatives in the
Vine Congregational church In Lin-
coln at 5 o'clecl: tor the baptism oftheirgnndaon,Nefwell Dwight
Spneher,son of Hr and Mrs.D.
ll-*Sprecher of Omaha. Twentymnerciativee of the Newell, Brass and
Sprecher families were present lnlhoeffurchandaboutfiftylong-
tlme friends of the three families
tllr tll gathered to witness the rite.
Mr.Newell offciatell,assisted by
llev. Dr. H. Firma, the great grand-: . s i n -n d . . .I a n ; a a | \ |n l l l | \ | . ¢ | ' \ f \
an alle ls leaving for ltlrope, July20th.After c mialng the St.Law-
renee river for two day s she will
sail on the boat "Doris" from Mont-real for England and spend about
two weeks ln London,then on to
Perla and other points.
Mrs.Grace Meltelvey ol Sioux
City spent a few days vacationwithhersisters,ua-...Myrtle tul-
lan and Mrs..Hal Kemp recently.
She was accompanied by her sons,
Glen and family and Paul and hislittle son, also her daughter Naomi.
Mrs.Balcllelvy lived rn Blair when
a irirl and has maui old friendsandschoolmates, who would be
glad to see her again and who wi-h
ahe might retum for a longer Visit.
Mies Grace Ballon] recei$'ed word
of the death of llfs. Fanny 0'l..i:\u
at her home at Chadron.Nelz.on
llenelay July 19.The body will
arrive in Blair this e\'e:\lnlr (Thurs-.lmyl and the funeral eortege will
ee dheetlv to the cemetery when
that she la t'§» mi" `mm»r s emi n-
ful trip, this time in Quebec,Cana-
da.Bhe states that in taking in thesight-I, elle mined nethinc and finds
gg'aumnner work a dellghtlul one.
i n Lucille has beeome :t tuna-eentlnenlal traveler, lnrim: been in
practically every state of the union
during her eenoert engageusnnts and
new she is privileged to enjoy sf
surmner in the cool open -peers of
Canada.
see s C DLORAD O s unr rs
Mr. and ldrs. Harold Stewart and
family returned Wednesday eveningfrom e trlp by auto through Colo-
rarln.The fir..t ilrp they male of
:u.y duration was nt Denver whorelrh r;vhdtesl for seven)tlayr with
IMI.and Hrs.Fat 'hy ifm l°l0r1llerwer they drove to Jobgertmvn and
fron;this plaee tool:in the aisle
trips to Estes Parlr,Greeley mel
otler points of interest.
20 SL50 each
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The 01d ReliableThe Big Store
~ 0'lI:|a Smith.ml kills ne la alder lnwln' Nth.JENS NIEISEN, Prop.}"lllk
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( Ann! for Furman: Cfnmefy)P l! !but-Frlu forr o u n n v .A N D m a sOn Fifth Strat South af lndu-pmdmt 'hlephou Otiiee
Ind.\22l Phone:Boll B81
zNnUs'r1=rmz. New-'s
By m e a a a o f n u w ~-
shihoocope perfected by the :
Talaphane labontadn $3 New Y~
c ity , Ibn!hundnd |||11mm.1 I nthe scratc hing md rumbling si
muscles an th y slid n m o n e
n.G.Annu:Aa a ruc m l
Inzunaro-Rentalsm l m m
Offko ln new Hu~~ Theatre Bldl.
Clark 0'Hmlon Raed 011|
o' m\N w N a ll W H ANL O NAllun u uBdl ax Ind. 15
Offlen over Suu BunkBlnlr, Nebnah
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Aaur»ey»u~1.\w
Bo ~.~ Theatre Building
s s "EAT s a o r
Hu b » = " é 2 .' » .
Excellent Cunhas - mu m my S d n ln
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Ph# door aut Ekmturwi-It olfke
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ts his ankle while playing ball last&nday .
Rev. and Mrs.. John Hammel andsouWarren.of Hadlaon stoppedbale ¥'riday for A brief vimlt at theH. W. Schoettger helm.They wereenroute by auto to Itllnols on a \rs~Muon trip.
Hrs.Georgia Turner and daugh-tsr, Miss Harriett d California andHrs.May Stronberir of Fmnontwere guests at the . A. Whitton!
home on Monday.Hr. and M [lay 3lcCtlne leftlemlayforbury,West Vlt-gm- a fter a week withr. and grin 3leCune.
Annabelle,the little dattghter oll r .and Mn .Sun Hammang ae-oldentlv severed an artery In herri¢ht foot with a hos on Hon ky .
She is reported as getting along
yl n .w IL S480 and daughterJane.vlaitetl last week with Mrs.Se¢ero sister,llrs.Otto .Kohl in
Rtdntr City."og returned Satur¢°_5, accompanied 7 lllr .and l i mKlandsonGene, who rgmadned
ou r th e weekand.Hr. and him G. A. Marshall left
g--==° on Tuesday' for a visit with
r son Ralph, st liantn,S D.Ther also expect to so to the Blackum. bffolE retumtog. lilo Victoria
Huey of Auburn, who has been vla-Hbi at the Manhall lm! J . B. Ad-ams home aeeo1:£;|1led them.ull; Helen w r, who has been
in the country for a number ofweeks in visitlnl st the w. It Seger
home.Hrs.Wilma Kimball and daugh-ter Mary Louise, returned recently
from California where they spentseveral months._- - a . -
KENNARD NOTES
Mr. t1|.l Mn. 0. s. Alloway and
famlly tl~J\e in Sunday evening
from Oklahoma to spend sevemdau with 'hor mother, Mrs. Blaalerand other relatives and acquaintanc-
el here.The varhus threshing machinesare busy through the country keep-in; the truc kers and farmers busy
haulimt the grain to the elevators.Gretchen Hall was takrl ill with
scarlet fever lost week.She sud
Omalm-Store Community Stores
chartered with eapitsl of $46,000.
Falls`Clty--Wheat being harvested
in this uestlon.Tehama New nrlsplper,"Burt
County e" established here.
Shubert-E»22.000 bond Issue voted,
for new 'qatenortks sy lhnt.Blade--Nil'bridge proposed over
orssk om §»llna.Gothenburg-Ramodetlng In pro-
gress of Qu: Lady of Good Counsel
Catholic church.Upeoln-$1,600,000 Ijomhuaker
Hotel completed.
Wolbaeb--Work started paving
elty streets.Spencer-New street lighting sys-
tem proposed for this town.
Notlfh-Local,station bdng ze-
pdqd and tmptond.
Amoltl City streets being [rav-
sled.run City--Chase Street 1. bslns
paved.
Loup City--New white way systembeing notsslea here.'
Republican City-Contrac t lat for
disrios ditch from new well to con-
nect dty water mains.
There are 2,100 miles zrsveled
road, 85 mites paved roads, and EWnew modem bridges ln Nebraska.
Loop City-New school building In
District 72, under construction.
Davenport-lletbodlat church be-
irut pointed.Tay lor-New Evangelical :bunch
dedicated..Bridgeport Several dty straetsto
he granted.Fort inrumio--Alfmlfa as rilldins
ll.';t.r\l.u-vest in this JUCQLLKY \.
Long Plno-Contracts lst for con-ltrurtlon of our la ng Pine south
highway prlject.Bridlepwt New hotel n w v w d
for this dty.
Nellgh-Neligh Lumber.Grain a
Ccal Company shipped mixed oar ofhogs and cattle to Gmaha recently.
Filley-Good crop wheat predicted
for Pedins County.Nebraska City-Road to be built
between Nebraska City State park
and Chsdron State park.
ARLINGTON N0'1`E=3
J.E.Adams,who hai been lnSouthDakotareturnedl u t weakUn. Adams and llalilyn who 'rlaitod
in Plattamouth dvrinz his abslnoo'ar a a ko ho la
liao Gretchen lley er of Lincoln
Bobble, all o! Omaha.George Croaalaml and non, Pad
of W ayne left Frida! altar -,|,m,,¢
heroaeseral days at tha H. \¥Har-dtail and lin. Ethd Unland homes.
Jag for o visit at the Henry Clonehomo.Rr.an i llra.John Grimes ae-tumod o.\Payday evooln.;from
Weldon,!a.,wh en they \\mt #Ifhire. Anna lfuollerandllz-a..Anna Sunday so mend a bi famdt re-
Stell f I '1,|i\'lday°of Hr." ....¢""°'l'|..;a..»'i§
Weber..Geo .A .Han ha dl,V V HarahdlandLeonardH a m m of Benning-IB o m n m | c m - ¢né a m , s u l§§,° "°"',,,_,,,,,_ on 3 o f " " "Spangler,ém... '§'§u\.pf»rf Ollie
hired |L mn u d Ha ma nn ;who u om-Johnson, Tom and Jun Hall motond
'»'z o s m e m . :| l m a kPlow! at the Roberto D*lf? c amo' inspec tin:tour o!t i n ' n u m
uv ° { _ m M ,so move umgm u thorn.The Hd l brothers broad-
llyand to _ u m a m a m a memow n m m q w u z m m t d m a p g s a n d * " _ " * H f "vo a m n;
5...s.f:.e .. ;= . :- ¢= ; :: ;a ~. " ,= : .. .: . ~» »:tation H 4 - = t h o r n .
i:z¢nt"1n the o n h m i n d Hr.and H n .I.arl Rhoadea and,rm b .m a by a large family of Gothdd Oenher, Iowa ar-dxde of "g m g ~ hero S====~1;g for a vid; at the
~.raon me.~week from ». " l. ° '. % -Mrs..Charles II llla n d a o n Ch r-
khero ho vlaltod aworll nor-ton and. Hua Hattie Clark o! Tabor,serie; after a . g h ational Io. Halton owl the Fourth at tha
nurleryxnon'| eonvon on gn V :Gr A. ilanhall home. They la!! on.Tueada .mpaniod b l l .d~ 1 3 g u ulfzi Hn. u'...1..n who drove im' hxlne
'_in their oar.gg ?»'f'-=-"i."£§.°2?"i. "°'° din a July a s . - n o ru m bmhdny of
homo Saturday ¢wn;n¢1 " " ' "Renard was gouantly oh-
.; number of Rehekaha !ro~here served W h "h u mo r.H n .na.
tnotomd to Bug,on evo-Renard invited a for friend: to he]n ' w u u t i °f h @ n h b h h U H O ¢ l H M o n '
slay attarnoon.Ham games and a; ;~5=;y»_ngf;mg; § f'.'§ ».?m" "§;;delicious lunch on the lawn -===~=»=_g_i the children.Halter Hugh reeeiv~~many nic e lm* to help him remun-
lllxf wl wqnmu,hlarth.Woarnor ber th a d a Those present wereDora Jenson, Gertrude lgfdffer mu'1,53 ;31=»»<1H =°';;»° * '"| R°L : '
y ra.owa moosenMisses Belle Roberts. Helen Pfeiffer the nd En hlra. Ray H1 roar m .on;luI;.r\¢¥nZ;P:0LI Schorfman,h°|:.|1d Eleinar,~ h n n a 1 1 a l e ,
ee a l v a ra...lm: been vuithg relatives hole !or| M |Vee Louise m d Maxineum: th r e e vreolu retumod to hor »»Hrs.N In So enson,Richard andhome at Stlplohunt on Monday.in..~1.... °un. élyde wnlulom, Lyale
m2.'.".f'"m&....?.., ,ogg 'rgffadmgn I nm! Hllbm and HTL G. A. Mltilllll
Saturday for a visit at the home.ofi Mrs.H.L.l!gKIbhen ia repo:hadh u parents,llr .and H n .S.S.as recovering moely and lefa;theDixon.They expat to remain hare ! hospital la.lLFridny to he wi her
until August lst when Mr. Bruder-Slot!! in Des Raines.If her ooo-lein will join them for a trip to aition continues to improve she mayDenverbeforereturning to their he able to return home sometimehome.'next week.
Dinner guest: at the C. C. Cook.nu m Es th er a m]Wilma Lario#
home on Monday included Ht.and ol Oakes, }{D_ errno | .,w:ek 1.
Mrs. Rhea Gilfry and ¢h1ldw\» "'~"'s»" with Dr. and un: P. ta Cady.and Hn. Ed lxllghtzr and G+r\n\=i°»Jlrlr. and Hrs. c. L. mppm.11 HLmMr.and Mn .-0 .Launch |.nd.§|g. Colo., 0:-Heed by auto on Sun-
onon.Huey aiao a vfnito1 other
po'nta in lnra an.l at St. Joe. Mo.
|The Octetta eiuh of Fremont en~jjo gd ;,_=_.= at the Fair Grounds
ml E. Wlnaotty waa moatnagneably
'rorpriaed on 'Monday evening whenhis brother,v. J. Winaatt,of A l-
3:,¢ _ a= =°" .::: »:; '".: =~ 3" " é°"
ya'L e ra!me
5" |;'?th¢r¢ f'I"'° ."i5.2 fg5l22 'i."5."r.tt mo o .ron;e'f q g n lg g m wi ll be found bs' an
.wr o owl..I llra.Lum Henking,who is au-tr i d deputy resident of, the Rebekah's and LL ataff niotorod to
Waehin on on 'zwmanif -~=====5_;;
lmtall offic en of that ladle
galeo arent to liennard on Wodnol-=*'{, evening for another installation
;n .P.L.Cady entertained herSunday School :Jaan on Wednesdaylat a swimming party at the Country
Club In Fremont in honor of her
'f§'.'§ff.E'°°°°'d"?° ' " r .'a'.L'°"..¥§
was ;,,;;*, of Ofakoa N of who
~ her.La tn; ~ th ai'-
= ° ; °,;3, a elifious k n i m p p r wa s
e.t e pa .ers pru-ent ~.-..5 Mime: Sykvia Junghlnth.
Eva Hall, Edna and Elizabeth Nul-oll, Evelyn Blac kburn, Lora HW;-Nadino and Bansko Utterback, Vio a
Wallcenhont and lone Gaiersllr. and Mn. Widener a d famiiy
g wlfhggg, Fallaé '1"°°=°;;_ asi " g g
:rge er an two ur roPeabody, Kan., camo last week for
l a visit at the Frank Bralthwadt
homoMr. and Hrs. C.Vail of Lincolnand their aon,Dr. 8. P.Vail and
H n .Vai!of Bolton,Mau.,me nvisiting;with friends here on Surf-
d alh. Al. E. ladies' Aid was plea!-
antly entertaduocl Wedmuuluy attor-noon by Hrs. Fra! leierhonry an!hlra. Van Valin, at the homo of th
former.Mr.-gy Bra.Don Canon and
family.r.and Hrs.Casson and
daughter Allie, all ol' Neola, la. war!Sunday [ o u ta at this Ed ltenud
on line of Blue Polo Highway.
Wolbuh-Bumper corn :mp nx-pccted ln this loaiity.
Auburn-Grading started on Auburn-Tecunuah road.
Wyman-Paving contac t £or dll-
trict No. 15, heaviest traffic uctivn
of city.
family and their guests,Mr.and
li n .Wiley h!eCune.mobomd toShelby,la.,I n t week for severaldays'visit With relatives at that
plan.llr. and Mn .Ros:Marihlll andfamilyandHrs.Mary Krajicek
drove to Sc rihmfon Sunil wh entheyspentthedaywithr.and
0 . |~|_71|,.remained fo r 1 longer visit.Allison mlm of Findlay , 0.. nr-rivod on Monday for a visit nt. thehome of Mr. and Hrs. W. A. W hit-
ford..Hr.and Hrs.H.W.Schoettgerhuthzul leach-§ 5 ' " ' . , f T h . ~ ~ ~ ' é d m l o n
Monday evening. After the business
senior:l1| }t refreshunnts were
aeNeJ._Min Ruth Close of Omaha, :pant
the week-end with home folh.
rs. Denton? house while the rut
in ptminlr along nic ely :nd it in tohe honed there vi!!be no morecures hunk out._
Aubrey Fairchild uma in llomlavGvmlng from St. Lou!! for a\Imrt
vi a i ta t t! 1 e F L E 1 : : 1 d E . 0 . P i i r -
mg* human here.ra.Sarah Rosenbaum v u m l
eveninsr after e hrle!illneu.Shev u eizhty years old.All of he:living children were present at thetime of her death.Panera! service:
in the Methodilt mth in Kemmrd.
were conductefi'b:h Rev. Underwood
ieceuTwo littie nof"U»ceo!e. Nebr.
inv seven!dayslatter and family.hmily took then|and x¢n1l.ined for
there.
of Rev. Geauga.have been spend-here viadtlng the
Rev. Geone endhome on llondayaward da;.e visit
HUBS LOSE"l`0 BLAIRzu11INNING ' rwr
- n - n u
A f k r P¢ck'|home n m had thai
the acorn in the ninth hning, driv-ing and mn in ahead of him, tin
Ilub ! we n mu d o ut b y lllsir ln
tb l Ti th inning at Blnlr 'Monday
when the [ u t yur c hampions pu!
over the winning scam. - lt 'ru ln
exc iting hattls from mn to fiahh
\ l h"I am bound to eooeedo. Iwmlnf.thltid onoto olor tlaobe sltru urhll
little information In lou to ¢o wmRuo you noted. natlemen, um nmtl is me night. sro blur no soma of
clrulldng :bond lho W¢1I'1||l"'Turn true, usd una been true alma
thi l m bvltluld °f u e n u m I ntnnnhrrulInl?!lnt°n nun iilnlPII
" V - ; ` " . ~ 'r ~ ~' n m * g f * ; | 1 ' f d a Qlxo n q M .W I. DGYUYIP, Hill lil! lllllb 'lah
.1omo¢."purwodPdorostfmy n\\t-l¢¥l°lfD1l°¢|i|ll¢l|IllllPlf0\1¥=d0\1L";"° hor. md z 11199906 ua the ouruncle had not opokn." H U M I n ml hodd grlnlml m y a n k l e : r o u n d 1 m e ~ ~ 3 3 ,5 ; ; ; ~ _ ; g_g
c o uldd od otllll-ll. i4 "1 9 0 0 tm p o l a d v r u p r o p u a d-'Hu' me a omn mxl. omlu ng un ,f° r n c lu llou | | | d¢ "1 nu> tho' In te r f 1 M! ° '*' "" "° "° " °'" °' "" " 9'
£3bl¢¥!lhh1|§d.*1bd!o|y th1n| .1'**l|¢|!lflID¥ChUC\| ¢H¢lP¢¢h!lL 'll-IL _But mr fill!-uncle ul. nomo-red."W hl! :h ur ' 1 ll3 l' ¢The foc ato :ru ammo vrlih vom
"Is ¢¢u;¢5, gong!" g oxclalmod."1 'ru but thinking whit a gp;ay clbldt. vrotenrlw md other uIIcr'l. . . ; ...---|....nA...-..._.-\......._..-nlnle 1on are bec ome!Sflltl. whic h I hid to ovold dlipllb
Jag for a visit at the Henry C1000hrml.Rr.an i llr l.John Grimm:ae-tumad a.\Payday wunln.;frum"nfeldon,!4.,wh en they \\mt #If
Sund ay n rue nd a bi flfn ndv re-|1l'|on.Huey aim °ite1 :ther
pn'nt| in lmn and n St. J oe. llc .
|1110 Oc teth c lub nf Fremont av
Iivved | piwe at the Fair Ground!:paris Wadneaday aftarnwli.ll. E. W ln ntt ' ns mon muu bly'surprised an 'hluday evening whenhis brother,v. J . W in ntt,of A l-
berta. Clnsda ~f~=»5-<1 In for a fewday s' mn.Th u the fir!!timetha brothers have nat for 22 yan.
so hi s ank le * hilt vlwi nl ba n lm&nday .
Rev. and Mn.. J ohn Hummel andmuWanv:1.af Hulllon atoppldbln Friday for A brkf vimlt at thaH. W. Schoeltgu harm.Th vy mnenmute by auto to Illinola on a u~club!!trip.
Hrs.Georgia 'Purnu' and daugh-ur, Min Harr iett d Gtllf omls mdl n .May S t m n h r i r of Fmnantwere guests at tha . A. Whitfonl
home on Manda).Hr. and M [hy 3lcC1|ne hitlvmlayforbury,West Wr-.after _f 1 week with
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mozio num Rober t nd al.-or llanMurrayn u n Donny;In. Robin and hut be bu hlllf at the tnuufr on In Dill 'JChnl lhusun 2| -wg. villa toon a ilu-du '°;=g°~hu tho alms":. *: r°r :: u.: .. *°rr-=-~r°-=~ as
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0 1|lr m a uMr th n u l " a li t tle li l u tl o s .
*Chad lt lui!" exc laimed mr rd!-dfe. makin: buck ln his chair--or the
I o n r o f y mh i a t o n e wo r c c o a tmdmdk md still cont:lved lo nnintlln
In :lr at cool veil-bein; in tm humidatmoophn"Yon pushed mo. Pshr.su p me . lm r w di d !ra n ut till
to match mr u m a with y all!! dx
months from aol.Had rw developedm r q\t&n'|¥D1I\\t elght manaR e t -But 'dl futile to uma c on
osrnlng what might have bun.u
well mu to nromoitlc ala tha mannM our own Brel."
uhd fro m my an t un der lbt stern | u §'"" ' "~lrindlwl.whence I muff!800 me l ...1'f'°?. '.'l.'..... n...
cr r . . .: f . m , . : ;° - ff- _ { '. i ° * _ m . ° : £ I - ~ ¢ ° < z ~ = _ -
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c x u r r n xx x n m I i l 1 ln o t t h e d l fi a i o n t 6 .l p o l r z a In In
u h i s a b u s e s . b u t a n c e l o o a f s n a uw i t h l a h a uv u u h l up o r t i o n a : l u t f i r a n z i t n u a g
*Chad at last!" exclaimed mr rd!-dfe. atnktnl back ln his chair--or the
Io ttr of y mh ia ton ewo ra c oa tan dmdk and still cont:lved lo maintlln
an alr at cool veil-bein; in tm humidatmnwhln."Yon pushed mo. Pshr.su p me . lm r w di d !ra n ut till
to match mr u m a with y all!! dx
months from aol.Had rw developedm r q\t&n'|¥D1I\\t elght manaR e t -But 'dl futile to uma c on
oarnlng what might have bun.u
well mu to nromoatlc ala tha mannM our own Brel."
Pam #IBM Ind muttefqi that loIn "no 101301. stem."
"I would an mlaht ny , 'Chair' Inm u v m colt wa an -======gqlrumhlaa 0'DonndL "I an no!
1| an any tarther forward with yourconfedafataa yonder."
IIa wand bla hand out ot the atom-tlndbvr.
"TIM carrlgd away their four humdrad thousand pound; but every man
a t t h r m w u u g l n m l n t h e t a e a uthough 'tvisao many hodeeaa lnstlad
at a prlooo'a nnaotg.ar.Patrick!When I think at what tour httndnd
thousand pounds would do with thanamanpadiamantmenthatwillho
n u m ;their aoull to wltoonr bids
them the highest!"
returued my greatunch."lr va 1 +
celve what we pnrebued. nn u m
mod.xr not-"Ha :uma out hu hands In GOPNG-
turned rumbarrels.r u m leaned forward.wnlhfully
ln| u:uut.|.| lproppedmy |ell'n~-
1 trunnlon.."Gui me u I thought to Gnd nu ~lkulkeru In my m w r 'an mar!
"D'n think to uk: any prize w1'nu
lo l? "
§,~,,-,mf-'"um y ou c ilmb mp." me ummm
A gran nmgtrom 0Dom:e1l.in my n r .*'I'he;an a ll o n hee..
wa. damn z neu re the wa y n ,4 °° *:rum du' :moto dir plpo in
would be left to Lbs mem of nuf °° °' u* p r'
cutthrmta and latch-drnweru. Manny)I (md murmur, and 0ID|'°l|¢| *¢l|I2U¢|1
.ma new 'Ill num!! man admll nr anna '\N§'° mr :mm lo
um- ar mum*
'lf lth ln ano n. thlilllef . n l.We
hun a nrtet watch. and nn hattlryhathbeencantoon and pnwldedl.
lion Ifanno! do.The on ad vmtlnwh ic h hlnt p omn sn ll th lb l mu l
LY. "nu: we ha' near :et fought wi
Murray.Them as does don? tm' lurk.A manner ot ulenl nanrsM h""ua," anneu zu 8l11ef,"but film
\ lrll lima aliny a, mites.M a n ullletbo r e¢to'u».A b u l o r n c u l
lanedge will aninh mm.And xagainwhowouldrrtriskdeath lo
mare'u a mlllion and a lull a' vow~l~ good gold and hard allnr u'll ~
nerr man JuI 9° na such pl »as mr men ever c omes br. :mln
"But then '| ml: u muc h ~»the .Innes as we tn* here." obj .
om U! #pe nm spanked.\"True for you Tom Ailardyce." nl
Fllnt.*But the relt'| late ~-=mr: lt?"
"I'l1cre'a only them tow hon a' it,mmma thc man."They nld an -
J l m n l h m w u b u t t h e t h r e a mm d t l u l l r i v u h n d n d l o b u r t l tnlnr a ha unti ng h ugh ru b orrl
bln.
"An d d 'n think that out o'»
people. not coun1In' Blum;-and
0* the four 1 gm--we nn'& mlko ~ta lk !I tell yu' Tom. tho stu!! u
good as divided."
"Ye ln nlst to catch l={un1y."tmted Allnrdyre.(To be continued)
gu n ! f o r th o f 8 p l! n . "
l l u r r s y hi m se l f b l e w o u t l h l h u
n n d l r .
"\ \ ¢ ~l l . M H . c h n 'a IIer . " h e aa n r ar e d
A ll t t l e t l r l i y ." fo r t h o f Sp a i n y o u
wen t.a n d l b o a r d t..e Ro y a l Ja n s nyo u a re . a nd ` t . be vm ho p e of l i te y o u
h a ve i n n m g o n l i l y n h o s r d w e R o y a l
Ja m e s - a n d t h i s u : u i n t n a u g h t o f
lh e o bl i ga t io n s m e w e t o y ou r l 'r1 e nd |
o n t h e o t h e r l l d e . "
P 9 1 l ' | a g m : b u l k g l i d e d b y n o
'I I0 g e t 1 r o p e , " | 1 0 l q u u l l d .
"A r op e !" h l c cu p e d 0 D o na e 1 L " A n d
l f w e dun°t e n d l1|tlze n o o o o o f n
mo t . w e 'l l l l k e l y b e Il l l I. n | th e p l a n k .
I c a n l i l l l e fo r m y s e l f.!'l | h a ve se e n
my l l t e a n d h a d m s m u g .B u t i t v u
n n I II d a i . M u r r a y , y o u p n u l k d o n
me t o fe tc h Mo ir a al on g.Z c nn t t h in k
w h a t w a s In y o u r m i n d - n : w u z m a i d
In a p i r a t e h o l d :1 1 |w i c k t d p u t
b tllef."
" Tu t ,i n t . " n m o n s t n t e d m x n e u !
uncle." i l y r e n o w n w e r e o t t h ! b e s t .
a n d h a ve b e e n \l n d l vn t e d bar evehss.
B n !h m l l Pet er.Y o u fo u n d t h e
w w f '
*J|. "'a n n e r e d Pet er,a n d kn o t t e d
a n e n d a r o u n d a l e g o f t h e l a b l e u
I h n d d o n e t h e n i g h t o f o u r : u n r e p -
ll t ln u u e n tr y .
0 D o n n e l l n o u g h t o o l w l i n a : l u n
a l |
m Ir i s h m a n c fm - m e a go b le t o f
b a n d ! l n a n u n | u l p
" B a n e " b e c r t e d ." T u n a y m o a g h
fa r y o u t o b e t a l k m ; g | ¢ . t 1 u o t t h a t .
Bu t I am t h i nk i n g 1r a 't l m a y b e b e t t e r
eh oo n t h e n ow wh e th er 1r o 'l l p u sh th e
M h l i n x t o F l i n t o r p u s o u t z o s u . "
M y g r e a t u n d o u m a h u h e a d .
" TIIIL w o u l d b e p o o r t a c t i c ; e i t h e r
r u .A i i g h t m e a n s l o l a t i t h u m ,
: h i p d a m n . a n d s z i t c a n b o a vo i d e d
1 | - l t h o u t l o u vu a r e b y | o m u c h t h e
n l n e r .A l a n . t h e n e u a n d n n n r o u a
h r 1 1 1 . a n n u s h o u l d m o w . c h e n l l s r
- a n d fo r an o th e r r e n i n .H m m
: m n w i t h m e t h e w e a t h e r 1 | w o r k
i n g u p fo r a vi o l e n t s t o r m . "
" B L P i l r l c k u a u a l *o m t u u d0'I>o lm» lL ' T m n o t a h h a t i l l to
m a k e o u t h o w r u s t a n d , H u r r u . m a
t h a n t h e n n k e d t r u t h .On e m on i e d t
a o t r r e e r y l n g t o r |M h z w i t h n u n .
In d t h a n e x t y o u n r t o s r o l d ll . t r
u m c a n b e m n n a n d f
"Qu tt e t ru e. ch emd ie t," a sse nt ed my
: n a t u n d :cal ml y.* A n d I fa l l to
n o L h n t m y m u t t o n l l \fa ls e a na .
I p r e fe r n o t t o t o m t h e l a m e .H y
p o i l q u s u m m e d u p i n t h a t . "
" B u t y o u d o n t k n o w w h a t d i r W a l
r u s w u t so .d a r :d e r t r o u b l e . " l d t i
tbl tabletop.|I me zo' u¢; ,1¢¢| | _ an d a~nn~ ~bmrnprlt and lm my self utmddll ol Nice stationery at 0 ~terp
ll.I Worked down tho bo rl!to office.84"And that g han admitted. mam to the nam ulndon.*IPPour," anlwertd Murray."No needles: gun, remember," he me llft of the bowl; but Itlll I gould Read at right in The Enterp
\
m m h i m .
" D o r a a n r i g h t .1 u n y o n . " .
Il e w a s c l u t c h i n g t h a c u n r l t e r l r l t h
b n i h ha n d s a n d b n a d n g n u fa e t
a g a i n : t h a s w e l l o t t h e b o w .
'C o m e u n . "h a u r n i " 0 ° n u a t o
my a hoa lcie ra.I m u d Io n . 1 | - "
" B u t l f are a p z u n r '
" W a d o n z splash.Y o u g o c o p ;I
l o d o w n u n d e r d e r w a t e r .Do t 'a a ll . "
1 f o r g e d a l o n g s i d e o f M m a n d n m
g i r l y r l i m b t d bl a im m e ns e a ho u l da r l .
u s i n g a : fi n o n Is l a h a i r fo r h a u l a g e .
Th e n I n a e h a d o ve r h l i d a g a i n ,a n d
L h l a t l n u g e t m y h a n d a u p o n a a t a y
o f u n b o vr s p r l t a h i e h r a n t r a m m i d -
w a y o f t h e s p a r t o a t u m b u c k l a o n
t h a b o w .`
"S t e a d y . " I t r h l a p e fe d ." T m g o l u
t n j u m p . "
.° 'Ja !"
1 t h r u r m r l e n u p w a r d a n d m i n e d
z u m a r o u n d t h a m y . h a u z l n a t l k e a
m o n k e y fr o m l t , a n d P e t e r n a t u n d e r
I l l ! !a zu r s ll r l a r l p p l a wh i c h m i g h t
ha ve b ae n m ad e ba a 51 31 .Pr e n z z u y
h a ca m e t o t h e su r fa c e p d n a m
be ne at h me .'
" C a n n u ell mb,B o b ?
" I t h i n k n n
" e w a n :I n m . "o
Th e m a y w a l fo r t u n a t e l y d i m - h a d
as b e en s l ip pe r :w el I eo u id n e ve r h ave
: w a r m e d l l - - a n d 1 w a s abl e.a ft e r
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Wham Thompson rv-turned m bil otiiee, hefound a now which read,"C|lllongdistAnoo." Butupon :alhng the long dis-uuwo openmr, he found
that she could not wm-plew the cal] as he didnot know the mmeaf the
town calling him.,
Uthemisnlmgdismnqe
call for someone wg;
out of the office, Um
son answering the kio-
ance Call Was Lost
phone should ne sure togetthsnuneof thetmrncdlingandshowthia in-.,1'urmu.innon dwuooehe
léuves for the person
called.
0thenYine,9.helon;dis-tance openxwr in your;°»";. huhuo method gg
oc; mg e wilea1liag,utheonlym'i%-
wa :word of the call islt the town when it wasplaced.
lr h m °m=¢~;¢u.\¢clx M m m W .
m m w m m m z a w m w w m y m m¢v¢ym=¢u¢wi¢r.¢1==b¢¢p°¢m»\¢~evkf.
Norm-lwesrsnn Bm. Taevr-lou: co.
a zL L s v s rx n
¢..p,u., . on num ~ u.a»-umu-
MII! U sinun Us uuulssg '~'""gSundayIST a visit with her sunt,
Mrs. P. L.. Cady and family.T. w. Finnell, who hu been here
¢' ne bu a1 ne utri pf ro mL o|Beech.Lfllif.,wus e Sam goes of Dr.
and Mrs. R..A .D I s.Ruben u m r m1 ¢ , ' L .M.UmmbsekandsonCurtismaturedto
Llncoln on husdneu Tuesday.Messrs and Meedalmsf JulienJungbhlth,r. E .Webb,Walt E-cl1-
Lenhmp and children,Walter.Jr.
and Jean,motored to Scribner onSunday where they spent, the iw st
the B.F. Cock home.
" - " _ "" " " """\\iLlI UI! nuul uuus uvsuuumooifuwmrggk '§.¥"'§°"~'§"$'.§ lndld;e53l0ckin¢w;uh:I ; i'IllY in the
,dn . f u inn nn .,r apparent-batu sf moon g., had s pod ma.The final score
Teacher--W llnt'e 1 umdlerd. Tom-in favor of Bwr sus 1 1° 6~my !I Luci Bronson hurled sgood enough
Tummy--The man who llweys 'SUTUC Lo *ffl for Ulu: Hubs but fivecomes when mai not home.by Cunningham in the early imings
uve Blah its npponunity of sear-
Egmg KA W EEKLY ing.The Hubs fdund Flck and\S lNDUSTRlAL Rggqgw Sven;end, who relieved him, za such
i n extent that bJth were removed
G a n g | , h m | _ w M k s t a r t e d a n f r o m t h e m o u n d a n d S c h e f f l e r f i n -
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Wolbech is to hive public drink-
ing fo1:ntain\.The lomen'e c hi:get behhucl the movement and sgmedl
to nlse the money $0 buy ihe (nuntainslf thevilllgewoualdsrtnzultile
expense of connect them up with
c i ty n u r a n d d n ls mn : i w
Flrmers in Gage county an mak-i n g a m n a n t h e b i e b l l l l l l i m e 8 '
Electric company at Beatrice for gn
tar which they use tn eradicate
chlnch buns-During the plat three
or four weeks 8,000 wi e a s haveImam nnrrlnlefl bv flrlnirn.
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Wham Thompson rv-turned m bil otiiee, hefound a now which read,"C|lllongdistAnoo." Butupon :alhng the long dis-uuwo openmr, he found
that she could not wm-plew the cal] as he didnot know the mmeaf the
town calling him.,
Uthemisnlmgdismnqe
call for someone wg;
out of the office, Um
son answering the kio-
ance Call Was Lost
phone should ne sure togetthsnuneof thetmrncdlingandshowthia in-.,1'urmu.innon dwuooehe
léuves for the person
called.
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Sunday, July 25,1926
Bennett over the week-and.Mr.and H n .John Hebanl nm!
Mary Jane returned Sunday froma twowreekl' vacation with rehtivesat Nebraska City.The M. E. Young Lldles' banning-wn w u P¥¢w\11t1>enbettldned at
the home of lim.W. R. S-emvr Toesdw evening. Mlu Evely n Fun wanmf aiulant holitu.A dalklous lunchwasservedafter the regular bush
new meting.About 18 were prea-
ent.Dinner gusts at the home of Mr.and Him.Henry Clan on Sunday§;°'""$ .2*~."::",.°'=>;.°-.§~:"=»
r. a ra..pp em ns.Colo., Mm.s.A.m¢11¢| 1i-ms1.1
Harry,Fnmont.Mrs.Erin:('»o\li»
han and .mn Hawnnl, Fremont. andMr.ond Mrs.Raymond Close, n,1¢l
flmiiy ./ "Hr. and Hrs. U. C. Webofmccomponies! by Hrs.Webefs d . Hun.Herbert Fulton, of Sioux!!lefton Wednesday morning cn nn lulotripthroughtheBlackHills.Ontheirv l y home Hn..Fulton vii!
atop off at Kimball for A fewutek f visi t with friends.
Donald Ludwig in using cnutchesthisweek, the result of_an injury
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"{{{OROUG}lI.Y EQIIIPPED.YOUR VOTE ,\1'1'm:<|.\1rt1>
Primar.c.1 August IO,f9 !6
5 Vote for
Bernhhrd F. Lundt `
Republican Ca wfidafe for
C o u n t y A t t o r n e y
29 Years of Age With Sntral Yun Experknre an a P|l\li4=i2¥
Attorney \_
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Lv. lllalr 9:|0 l. m.. Sundqy. .July Z5Ar. Dmuhx lD;00 l. ha.
ReKurnln¢
Lv. Omnha 7:30 9. m., Sunday, July 25
Tlcketl 0004 Only on Speclnl Trlln.
No B u nn C h ec k c d .Usull Reductlon for Children.
BASEBALL-Wentern League _Omaha vs Oklahoma Clty (Two Klnmu)
BATHING--DANCING--KRUG PARK AHUSEMENT5
PLAN now To G0!A FINE DAY'S 0llTlNG_
Chicago & North Western Line
For lurther particulars sei: agents
Chicago, St. Pull Minneapolis & Omlln Ry.
imqravlng line.
Ilumbcldt--Bids opened for |lll!:|~
hulflcirrg l n l improving Highway
No 3.Auburn work surted re¢~a.»=1.=uc
ling SL Pl!.ll's Evangelica! Lutheran
church.Spenttr Fanalruction progressing
rapidly "on dam ncro.-x Niubnra
}{i\¢\'.Wak¢Beld-New *rridpe i»umler
construction uma Logan Cr¢\ekon
Suns Highway No. 9.l.ineo1.\City limit:uextecnled to
include Fairfax addition.
W y n ot-Tris ta te Uti llliu Com-pany blinding high line ol 68.®0
vofu from W ynn! substation to Or-
Chard.Gmbhou-New pump itwullc I 5:
waumrurkn.IIazle-Bumper what crop being
harvuted in this vic inity.
Scribner-East road \beh1g grav-
CIM?I¥eatrl.:e New plnnt of Cexural
f ooperuive Creamery Famnany costmr 350300 nears compietion.
Special
Conch Train
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Omnhs Bw. DuiThe Enwrprha
'World-Herlld, Daily and Sunday °°$6.00 I
Omaha , Bliiy and Sunday ~
Pict sl iavr ...I510
Sunset ....2.50
Youths Companion ..2.00
The Enterprise .....1.50
Total U \$12.50
A l l f o r $ 9 . 5 0
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W uriddhrald. Ih iiy and Sunday ..$6.00
Piczorisi Review .....1.50
Sunset.Youths Companion .. _/2.00
The Enterprise ......1.50
T o t a l ..$ 1 3 . 5 0
'All lor $10.60
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R. Adams, cf . . . 6Peck, rf-ss . . . . . 5
Jaatrum, c . . .. 5
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Blair 100 129 no G1--7 1s ';
Hubs; . . .O0000-'!0l200-6 9 6
SummlI'¥Hill and runs off Fick, 4 and 3 in
6 Innings, Svengarml 3 and ='¢» grin-zaingr, off Schcffler, 2 and 0 n\\in-
ags.Timbase hits, lkrck, Chas. (Jum-ben, Sc`h:!fler 2; home mns, Peck,
Svengaard; otoln. Laces.L.Laumer
22 Jaelrum, Warll, JiPP» Scheffler 2.
Krause 2, Lunsil.; sacrifkp hits. Cun-
i1._;hnm, G. Van Deusen; hit bs pit-_|....|t...1:i ;lm |{.1.hnu i nn
recently approved the proposed sale
of the munic ipal iight plant to the
Nebraska Electric Power company.The purchase price la to be $T3¢5W
The city conncll of Bridgepon has
been .ukecl zo call a .special elee-
tion soon to vote an \=1*~h°H1ins a$20,000 bond iuue tor erecting a
city hall..Half of all the elactridty tual In
the entire worldi| oonsumetl in this
country, and more than 1,500,000 of
tin public own oecuritiea of the com»nantes which serve them.
The first radio unit of the Amor-ican Legion audliary use recently
ckartered at Oklahoma City.It ln
laid onnenlzlp of one radio ls n ue-
quirement of membership.
A new electric refrigeration recordwas established durlng the month of
May,accontinz zo ihv:report of
electric refrigerator manufacturers.Signal !igI1u for automobile traf-
fic and new ornamental street lightB
are being installed at Ogallala.Beatrice L4 adding eightyfour new
elect:olier posts to its street 1i;;hUn¢
system.Contract for a new fire mum atGrand Inland has been let anI work
is to begin soon.The entire street lighting .ysteln
of Minatnne will Iieclzlngcei at ln
early dltih
1.50 I Ladies Home Juuruai
1.50__~The Erverpriao --
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All lor $6.75
Omshs Beef Daily and Suncinv -$5.00I mn I lo me a ta d ---1.00 \World-Henld, Daily and Sunday ..$6.00
Lad 1:el i uma J ournal -1.00 Patlsiinder ...-¥U0
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s ' A l s 2e m i -n n u a t a t e m e n t ;
mary of Collections, Disbursments and Balances of §
various County Funds for the first half of the §
year beginning January 1,1926 and §
ending June 30, 1926.§
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lin. J ohn lielhnald Ind aaa, Rus-sell :pmt Sunday at Km; park.
The Dan, Wiil and I'rank Thomp-son families ¢p¢nt Sunday it. Kms:
u.p uJamla Barry of Minn., ntumed toOmahaSundaydheraf u r diy :
vlait with rdatlwa In this vic inity .
A number from this \ricinlty ar-
unded the fumew of Hr.J a mnMaherin Blair Monday morning.
Hin Grac e Thcmpaon wh a t-
tends the Omaha Univeraity rum-
mcr school vru a tack-Gnd visits! at
the parental home.
Hr. and l n .Hana Frahm anl
Vama spent a pleasant Sunday ewe-
ning at the Henry W dbem home.
Hevrard im: :peut Sunday with
zuday.Hia ;;ndn 1-r¢=l|'|lt forty Enl-
>L¢l.! so tie nero.Dol! Brom.thmahed at Scott AI-
Ienz cn Tuesday.Beiva Shlplq of ldcflhne, Nebr.,
wh o h u b u n visiting relntival In
this vic inity , il fixing at thi J ohn
l{eDonnid lromo for a few chgn.llr . md ln . E d Na n t a n d Hr.
and Illrs..Ch!1|Hin:plcniclted In
Arklngton lui Sunday.Mr. and ilu. J ohn lmria of Fu-
mont spent Wodnudny evening atUre Mn. Huis Padi fm h bmt.
Evoryonl in this vic inity il busy
threshing ihon dlyt.Ciydo Allm and funily :hd Grunt
Allen vrialtod atthe Joe Lawn home
Sunday afternoon.
Theme were s n r fifteen c an attheswimmingpoolatthePalmer
mmr gathered than in ihe evening
£0 cool off.
Mr.and Hrs.Clayton Aronaun
and family viallad at the pamntal,John Arunaon henna Sunday awning.
Hrs. D.H.Utterbuk of Arling-
ton came Sunday evening so vlait
until Friday www: at the hom ofherdaughter,H n Leon Hindlay.
Leon Hlndiay had thruhara l u t
Menday.
Min Stella Hlndley came home anFridayf mm Wayne for a abort
vhlt with har parents, Hr. and Mrs.
Carl 2Hadley.Mila Frrncea S-ehenk came home
from W ayne Thursday im n o ve r
Sunday visit with her parents, Nr.and Mn. Louis Schenk.
Hrs. J ohn Ammon and Mn .2 .
E.Biackman spent Tlmraday and
Friday visiting in Omaha.
llr. and* Hrs.Gen.Snyder 'lute
dlnnnr guelta at the home of theirdaughter,llra.Wm.Hc b o wd in
Blair Sunday..
Wlnifrad Allen and Wm. Rodnn
attmded All Saints chureh in Oma-
ha int Sunday.Mr.aéd Mra.Joe Laaure enter-
tained the followhug |ueaLa al. din
~.r ~ o n ~ ~ 4 . D i x o n ~ -
ed Ice cream and cake to the goung
people, which all -enjoyed.
Mildn.-d*I\rernon went no Council
Bluffs lut Saturday to visit a few
day ! with n friend, Hin Lois Col-
lim.
Miil Edith Warriek returned Int
Thursday nftemoon from a dsit at
Nebzulu City.
Hn. Ellen Layman and lon, Cleo
spent Su y nt the L L. Lay man
homo.
Hr. md Mrs. Pn ntlu Smith and
Jana Beale: o!BIair, drove to law:
the last part of the geek to visit
friends.Hrs.L.D.Warrick took
change of their home during their
nbunce.
Mr. and lin. Oscar Mathews vh-
ALONG TI-IE
BOTTOM ROAD
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Hn. llarxanet Ivenon and Ciara
spent Tunday afternoon with Mm.Fritz Muller.
Hr.and li n .Elmer Whlta of
Waterloo mn Sunday guests at ihe
homo of her brothnr, J. S: Comty.
Ned Tyson 'rent to Frnmont Ia-ut
Satunday to spend the week-end with
Hin Ihad Ry u at the homa 'rf heraunt..H i n Ha u l R m Ia attend
hg sc hool at Hidland Cullen.
Hinallnea threahad at the Hauler
iann on Wadneaday.
Nu. Fred Ray apfmt 1`uauln; vi»
aling Mn. Em Mettler.Mfr. C. H
ilum :pant the afternoon them.Paul Tyson la the proud mraar of
a German polka nppy .
Misa Dora Warrick of CobrmloSpring;has been visiting l t j h e
Knadamaa L. D. Wardc k,Praatln
Smith and Henry Board homaq thistrick.Sha also vldted reladvu h
Blair.Sha wil! ntum to bar home
Saturday evenkng and l i n .L.D.
Warrick win acmmpany her for an
axtemlad mu.
Mr. aiu! Hrs. Harry Tyson xpcntWednesday evening at the Clannce
a~ Hrs. ~. ~. M~th~wa~n Hlair~rl
Sunday.
\lr»..A. PI Dixon spent Saturdayafternoon at thu home of lik: Gur-
trudo Mud in Blair.
Mr.. and H n A l King, Hr. and
Mrs. Fm! Ray , Hr. and lin. A. E.Dixon called at the Hauler home
Sunday awning to inquire about the
cqnditinn of Hrs. Eva Metaler.
Don Metxler and Virginia up-entSunday with Mn. Eva Kettler.
ilr. and Hrs. Lloyd Pauley :pmt
Sunday in Tekamdu..I Hr.and Mrs.Fritz Muller spent
Sunday evening with Hrs.Jo:cpl:
Ray and Ralph and Grace Ray./
Hr. and Mn .'I'.K.Iverson md
dauzhturl called Sunday aftarnodn
al the home of H n .Eva lletalerrad wind with Mrs. R. gl. Ander-
laon of Tavrner, Cola.|A f u r relitivaa in this vicinity
allznded a surprise birthday din-jn., on J . ll. Sewell at Tehmah on
Sunday.Those who were presentfweraUra.Fritz Muller.Mr.and
Mrs. Byron Bean! and lun, Hr. and|Hr¢.Henry Bar d,Hrs.Margaret
I\ers:.m, ,Clarl. Pearl and Will Iver-
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HI!were Bandar dinnur meats az . . . ".Q M n Lithia Hannr n u n n !v v v RLAHL wAsmNG1'oN coUN'rY. NEBILASKA JULY 29, 1926 IM|:CAR'l'}-[Y AND
Eimsmnow
BUSINESS BIG
Flnnncld Sullslic or m Slate 0|
Ndzmh For ms Amman 'lb
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mlnd v G o s s FOR HIGHWAY
Wuhingum. D. c. July za, ms.-
Departmcnt of Commerce lnnnuncesa num-nary of Un finmehl sittin-tiel nl th State of Nabrukl for
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Expenditures
~'I'hp payments for maintenance
and operation of the general depart-ments of Nebraska for the fiacai
year ending Juno 30, 1925, amount-
ed zo 38,-l23,505, or $8.24 per capitaThisincludes$l,310,062,apportion-
ments for education to the minor
civil divisions if the Suu.In 1924
the comparative par capita for main
tenanoe and operation of general
departmtau was $6.08, and In 1917,$3.86.The interest on debt amount-
td to 81,4151 and outlaya for per-maaent improvements,;5,oas,oa5.
The total payments, therefore,for
upenaea of general departments,
interest, and outlays were $13,479,-
955.The totals include all DIY;
ments for the y ear, whether made
1>Ar~1s|~1 C H U R C H H O L D S
O R D I N A T I O N S E R V I C E S
W e dn es da y e ve n i n g t h e D a n i s h
e h m h vr a L t h o a n n e o f n q u i t e u n -
u s u a l g a :r i n g :t h e o r d i n a t i o n o t
m g s . 1 . » n i n t o t h n h n l y m h i s t t y .
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pl u m b i n g .T h e b u i l d i n g i l t o b e
e l l l vl e f r d b y t h e o p e n i n g o f t h e
001 y u r fo r Se p tn m bs r ,1927.
.church the ordination of new
noarly allrayo talroa place
the annual convantloru.Theconvention this rw was at
lllptca, Wh., and not ian than
candidates entamd at that
-into :hc mhinuy.At tho time
Ure convention Hr. Loft had mtpled a call.Hohad several to
from but : i n n *1=1»"'=h u
~dared favorably a cal fr?" the
- ~Lutheran mnpeg nton atQbater Grows,Mo., a suburb to
~Louis.
I r .Loft Ia unusually well quld~
¢ .1 no :ako up pastoral work.Ho
an A. B. from Lincoln,taught
ral year|\at Dana College, but
as for the p u t four years bee~~ acted with the Midland Theo
. .»Seminary,Fremont,Ncinr.
bore ha also was touching, and a~** time mlm theology .. H
T~ Ind this summer with tho
of Bac helor of Divinity.H
heals wah a fifty-page work onnner Miuipn in the church of Don
rlr.
proceeds of bond issues.Of the governmental coats re-ported above.$3,916,267 was for
highways, $145,362 being for maln-
tenance end $3,670,905 for construc-
tion.RevenuesThe total rwenue receipts of Nebrukl for 1925 were ;|2,¢33,350, or
$9.25 per capita. This wa; $4,060,440
more than the total payments of the
year, excluehge of the payments for
permment improvements, but $994.-595 less than the total payment: in-
eiudtzg those for permanent Im-provements.Property and spxlnl
taxes represented 47.8 per cent of
the total revenue for 1925, 54.4 per
cent far 1924 and 60.0 per ant for1911.The increase in the amount
of property and speciai tu m c ol-
lected was 105.1 per eent from 1911to1923,but there vu a dec rease
of 1o.1- per cent from 192| to k925.
NORFOLK OPENS
DRNAMENTAL wurra.w.,w
By way of celebrating the in-
ntmllltlon of a new street Iighting
f yslam for Norfolk,following theapproval of new contrtct with Lho
electric company,a program of
band music,addresses br Mayor
Haus,Prof.Lindgron am!Ma n u -er Brooks of tho eiectric company,
held the sltention of the more ur-
lous minded while them were nunsand carnival stunts for the younger
people.J i a n than Inn thoulandpeopieparticipatedinthefestiv
i ti u and admired the new oma~
mental lighting system.th tt puts
Norfolk hx the front n n k o f p m-
grosslvva cities.
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rtw Building For Dans C-Dllrge.
1 a To (Int #GUNS Without
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f rd m r l m a n m m m o m g i m a
P .
rL'I'he opnincl was let Wedauday
Er the eeautruction of a modem
Itmpronf building for \dormitory
fn-Dana.Coilege.Th !¢0"\\:l1C£
lid" L-¢ £0 be mme, thi! inc ludalhating and everything complet;
the exaption of the furnixh-
e contrac t was let to the Nal--Mdiurny Cnntrsctlng Cu.of
him Bluff! and thu Am-dt Hanl-
3Cl| £F'FLBRS RETURN
FROM ' r a s WEST
The Gul Seheffler flmiiy l\'|»ill'l1-
ed Wednesday of Int wack (noni atdpofover[ i w wd r r darntien
through Cnllfornll and u n ' I i ' -
They went out br way of Du n n !and through the Arrow trait which
ut c owiond ann of the most Inau-
tlf u l m ln from n scenic point ofview.Lou Angelou urn me of tin
Catlfornin mm whic h they visited
and they slso spent mme li mi a t
Wlsltthr, Clilf.,when thc 1.A.
W i lliu n; hmily ra lid ll n d at L u
Hu be r wh en their daughter, Hn.
Bert Williams llvu ..
They man ia th dr ny hack Mor
tha southern route and #2110114 thi
dlf h n n t poi nt of lnhnst, inc lud-
ing the petrified format.but 'fare
glad to get bac k hom! ani to thai;
nld routine of living.
.
PRISONER RETURNED
To VIRGINIA
Elma: Jennings, a young man of
apparently good raking, was picked
up by the local authorities somethan weeks wr on the c harge of
stealing a Ford roadster which he
had in his poaaeaalon at the time
of his arrest.He was pissed In jail and the :sr
iran turned over tn the insurance
company and last Monday the coun-%y sheriff of the home county cailod
!or the prinoner with thu proper ne-
quilition papers and on Tuesday
took him bad! to face his trial.
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Tha c ompany workin! lm: and 9|-
th ntly to n eu n tb! la u u f or th t
li g h t t o d r i l l b u t lf t u g l t ti n l l c l dh u n :\o|.h1n|further h u devil-
wusi-'I 'h o s\ wh o nn th u! le nt:no akin; if the bubble nu hrc kw
and if not why the delay.
WHAT ABOUT THB ou. W ELLS
Thu all welll, which wma as lun
! ' | l i l ' l .
onJm.Yzs
#an Rulu or Over One lm umxe
Ln! nmeh |11 w..m»\¢m
Cuunly In 'lime To
Save The Craps
RAI NFA LL SHORT FOR YEAR
A Gm r ain gh dde ned th e h um
of the P°°|>k o l th e c o un ty lm
Friday evenin whan over an heh
of ruin fel\me 4\ll(o|'|::¢
vegetarian bleak !he heat tu vé
whic h Ind been inmue for nvenl
d i n
Th e y u r nl ms hu s o hr b ee n1moan:b n d m-in t h amd)
amount of n i n wl£ch h u h l k n ,
there having been but 9.01 Inaba
fnllen mines January lat.L u : m r
NEW BUILDING
fox DIST. 18
Kindred saw phldd Vatu A! A
Speclal Hema: To me A
New Am!ModernS\m¢mr¢ `
wu.L s'rAlrr aulwmc AT ona
Serwal Aman mmm: =<=~=g;gal. | :pedal meeting sf Lhe vomm mm Thundny enning vom! Q..
build I modom sehoel building xntlka thu plan ol the old atruebulwhich hn for yuan been nn ¢y\
HAY mcu
AT |an
'hu Suu Snpuhtdal Halma~
me Luo Youth wm sun
sumu Anwly ma r 'rn
Onurt Donn
n m u u u n - a s m s A s n o 1 ; s
Suu Bupa rinundan t lhtan,
hl u nd ur | n e u! d ec ld on a f ~
supmme c mm n u u m a »ccrdfluuu w teacher: undnryigh
me n y a n of q u .Apptlauu
not new req-mind to mn thai:
m bu t third g n u l h m n ~u h m !eeruflmts h n e d v u fo
u u g mz A n n a J oy s a t A b u .1'lhtmi i n Mr lp pllali on that ah
M i n n y a n c l u p m d t h t
community.The school ia usually amall. I;l£
year a total ot tmmty-one pupils
was enrolled and the avenge wir
attendance was only aixteen, but thi
distric t ia not taking c hanel: on tl!
school oansua always remalnllm thtaame so the new bullilng will had
a matin g ap adty of th lm.
The sian of the u n au-uc tul
wlll be twenty by thlny -two 500|with a full buomant and it will ln
furnace haahed.Work wlll begin at once and tha
new building will be ready by til
time school ataria in September.Tho old school houaa has b u )
sold to tha Herman Gun Club and
ll good fer than n a n .Sha
born at Intuit.Th u mu nu pa r in hn d mt h u
naman of Minn athor school
d n a who wi ll In did ble toundnr the oourtk dndslun »
!uury\\n!a\hoAlm|M;h:cheoSh[ndultod from Un!RMUTwny uno lthuoo wnwuune h
|n n.1o n t h e c o u n t y l i n e a n d a b u t t i n g t b l
r i v e r m d w i l l b e m a d e i n t o a. cl u b
ho us e.
MRS. 0'l"l'0 NELSONANSWERS CALL
Aiter yuan o !sllfftring'H n .
Otto Nelson zunsed away nt her
homo on North Walker Avenue onMonday, July 26.1926.Mn .Nd -
son, fonnerly Mia Minh Eric ksonwasborninthiscountyIntb l
Spike:ndghborhood on June 80.
1890 and was tho daughter of Kr.
and Mn. John Erickson. --1She was married to Mr. Otto Nel-
shn on Fein rr,IDI1'and to this
union one c hild vu hom. who with
the husband still survives.For a number of y uan :Ihr theirmlr f i ln lr . md . li n . - Nd n a, Hlr d
on n farm northreat of Blair but
on account of her health they mnvad
u~Blair about a year ago whenthey mr: living at her death.
thu T. K. Iverson home.& 1 ~ l> » - : [ ¢ § a ~y-ur gb; Ban-
Roby McCoy returned Sunday from dgll, nqother mn, died from iqiurillFremontwh!!! che spent a f u r .mlllined in a ruanniv.
uoNc.
u r l Wd!01 Novak m days aria; for her miner, Emeitime
who is getting dong nicely.Hrs..Haney Krogh nnd children
and Arthur, Una and Claribei Heh-ruu of. Littln Sioux,laura vidted
Sunday at the Fued Hunlum home.
Mi n Myrtle Hurdum returned
The noddcnt Friday evmins oc -curred on highway zmunmbexwfive on
an intanactiwn.Lira.Lasnb.her
daughtm.Hn..Will Ramsar,andMrs.Ramlefs daughter wwe an-
mute from Fremont to the Rnmsur
home.Aa they turned the oormr
-~4sifgnaeatniwzheulilkscoaDol:nur Chrlstrnnn of E
kata and her sister,H i
Knunlun of Omm.Jenl J w! and fnmily I1
Qu aftemoun at Blair will
li n .A n i Axlhan.Mr.and Mn .ih ek B
called one du ' lutnunai
Plays]Ronnbsum hams.llmidph Human and fu
Sunday dismnr pleats atof Jens Petersen, Int of
lub w e - e k f r o m Co ha nd o I l h t l l sh e a n o t h e r g r .comin.;f r o m g h ,s u l .
h u be e n s p e n d i n g s i x i n c h w i t h w m a ;9.0 s v n o r t h w l l i d i n g w i t h
a zu d ve r ai t y b u n n y c h u .A f t e r - l i h e n r .T h e l a t t e r c a r d r i ve n b y
fe w d a y s a t h o m e a h :* n u t d o w n g R u n n e r t u r n e d o u r . A s i t o ve rt o a t t e n d t h e l e o 0 n . l \ t q r m o f s u m - I t a m e d s e vn n l ti me s,t h e t o p w a s
mar sc hool at the dai unha1My .Osar Hxtlmn finhhed 1.m~¢.hh\z
'hxudly momlnl~Harry Tucker lhruhed oau l u :
Tweldly.Willllm Quiulln and daughter
to m o t( md the oerupmu pinned
in the wraelnge.Th u i d u n d l u nremoved from an w b e m h v l
w the holpI\.|L When uken from
the wrec k age Mn. hmb vu \ Mn| ,nhhough aeriomly :mmm she am
Ilr. and Hn. Louie V:Sunday dinner guest lt N1
(t u n a .In IM lfkmoon
to Kemund |.n.l wlunnsa
nu n br tvne n a wi er d u
Omaha inI Kmnud.
l l r and Hn. J lek Kel)
llrtllnul lt Sund ly dlnmr
mu mla, E d Olnn a nd u
Wilcox hmlly.l n . P t h landEiwnB£ull| alled lr
lemnan.
Ruth of Misouri Valley calied at the
Harry Tucker home Monday.
MANEY NOTES
Mr. and Mn. Delbert Fourier dll ~
enroute to tha Onkhnd h.¢,¢;;|_
Mrs.Rnmsefs eight y u r old
daughter, Clroi, vu riding on Mn.
Llmb's lap but Wu huried clear of
tho wrechn and xttatainul nn aer
nm wma.-_
Hurry hhnd ulkd sz Fnd ll-lien
Wednesday waning.The hm: Cr vek Pl: C lub mn at
the home of Clyde Rumen lan Wed-ne.dxy vvenlng.Teresa Foley nd
Domhy H u t e n were ~=»~for
the dtmvalflilion tem.n. Hun-.mu nyved ies cream. enke md cook-
ies after the maedng.Nu ! W a d-
BQMIIY the Club will mee! ,nh lun
Dorathy HatersM s .A w Fowler - g n w the
Paxton Memorh! holpiul Int 'hues-a y a d n ; i n N u h a r u m xi l l r n -
mvvd nd la now stay ing' with har
|ix\er. Hn. Raymond Dixon of Om;-,
A u mmm a n . s mn g u m n u mxcigy vidndky for muy s u s . M n .Limb was ve ry we ll hmvm and
highly rupeaed In Lhil vicinity:A
sho!! time lla the flmlly moved in
Fremont to Iuka thnir ho me. ln.
Runner And her dnughler went to
Frulmnt to s b p n d w a s K-lkinzha mother bum with her.
Mrs.Hmnuh Nd( Lllnb ma lived
i l A r li x to n gddnity Prlf lir dlv all
he r li h .S h e ' u m m m l i ! !
h o mu tn d l l mllex north u l Ar-ungum July za, mo,and wmahx\1b¢¢n5'ly¢Ana1ag\mrt1l\¢kAfter her mnrrtlge to Henry bmithvymovedwaI.\rmneuEllG¢y
llr. and Mrs. llerum WI:
lrvne called at the John
haha In Blair Sandly lfhi
kr. me Hn. 'Dxomu ctand son of Onlm. and Hr.
¥'et|°1: Jensen allied at tbllluu en hem: Su nday nm
lulr. and ln. Ham1 W al
i ln r g lu t called Sundny 4at' un Ellmlr 'Ihahlun hen
c f Blur.
Uhr!! Paulsen md familytllltd Sunday inning at tl
I'au.lun home.
'l11¢. fu-mera in this vieb a d l y m | ; ¢ |ln thnahl:
this wrek.
.Hn . D .ll. Utterbac k o
Sun and daughter, lin. I.:lay and childnn spent H
with 3111. Peh Joann.
Thu Chas.l§e .nazhi-vfn' Cul Rohar-~r :madly
I
r
I..
I
nl.The Merry Maids of Haney delhi-
ored a short but interesting prognm
to over a hundred people th! ! 3;
tended their ice cream soda! atMmey school last Thunday eveninx
The school yanl il an ideal spot to
hgvo s nocinl and ell present en
joyed the short talk by the countylsirrlt.Gwrzu .Bane 101°regrets
rm Ula pictures he intended to showamr m arrl\1 in uma.The no-
Qrmhmnls nerved were ell donated
when they lived until four y ous
ego, when they moved to F1\mo1t.
Surviving are her husband,two
osughben.H n .Wil!Runner ofZyonn,and Mn .Welter Sherwood
of Grand hlmd; two sons, J ohn at
hrmei and George of Washington;lwu brothen, Henry Neff of Hermln
and George Neff of Arlington, and
thnds sisters.Mrs.Pets Peterson,
Arlington,Mn .Chdn Rasmussen,
Arlinlloh and Mrs.Hlttie Hender-- . . .\ | _ . . _ . - . . » . .{ _ __
Thér nnxuu Of wa x-gm
cw-my 1. Pfam nm-1.
Anna! :ra Al Bldr
PBOGRAM IS WELL ARBANGBD
'nm u.»n._Eme m s un mul
Thu will comm :nom ua normantwnlng high mmu, mm as ua-clnr tnlnlng innitutwnl Ind mmewill mme from mba :ut nhl!urtifkaun to mmm under dlh~tan.4Colorado gn I mom Mn: anminimumnu n alglmm.m m
I
EFI
rtasnl
»._ »|..|wn, »w~m»»»» unQIIll!! Ull IC! Clililflil Ili nvul \lm525 taken in gh, Club ,m mr quite 'Due funeral services were heh! in
a :lltt sum.leo c rea m. uh, .ml Fremont on !ut Monday and inter-
cand§r "fl-1 served md every c m ment Wu made in the Eli: CR!
--cemetary..¢,n m a i m o u z e .g MM i s s O d i h m , d a u r u r .a n d M m . S c o t t M l m o f t h i ! vi c i n i t y M E T H O D I S T E P I S C O P A L C H U R C H
a ;1J\_..I- (........ ...I fiunn-0 .U . ~ P a t i o !
bins um linen w nndlngn. wlu.In d » ¢ h » n = m \ ¢ b y o » n \ . n , w m
In the urtoc nlat for du Lincoln Sur
and Lllk an "Our Bonded n e w'
"In u;-ing uno eq\|r3.w n u u mun ulgh an n y u r ru le ," n hl B um
s u p e m m f w e K n wm." I h d in
mind the p o d of the nehovll not
ha last week.They are spending
a few day; urith her bmtlaer, Walter
Allen of Irvington.lhodarnu Hannah and Chtherine
Beales spent Sunday at the Will Mo
Donald homo.The following from this vicinity
attznded the funenl of J ames E.
lkiahor tm Blair Monday:Mr.and|Mra.Jerry Foley and family,Hr .
and Mrs.Pat ldackip and family,|Hr. and Htl. J qlin Quipm and Hr.
and ln. J ohn Hu:phy .h i r .a n d l f C 1 3 6 1 f g ; = =w g "
o i '~I r i e a t n
- _ -No one Sunday of |¢I'ffcrs apre-
ments the sewn-.lay-per-1reek influ-
rnoe of a durch that ramifiea the
life ol' a c ommunity with its multi-
plicity of service.To report bap-
mma,funerals,teaching services
luogtthlr with a constant lnflumooinhomeswouldhopelesslyuseup
IPl" ¢l45!=1¢¢l br the num pagan.But wa are at the job.Come out
next Sunday and lneruose the fine
ln t e n s tth a t b e e p a u p i n th e i a c e
of sqmmer heat.fThe S- S. picnic will be held this
comin: Frlday -evening at the park.
o
~~;.4
" \ .v
v a n e q ' . ` ., . ._1924, and :css in 1917.
Earnings of general departments.
or compensation for aerviees ren-
dered by stale officials, represented
13.6 per c ent of the total revenuefor 1925, 14.4 per cent for 1924, and
14.0 per cent for l9i?.
Business and nonbusineaa lldneesconstituted 10.0 per ccnt of the total
revenue for 1925, 8.2 per cent for
1924, and s.s per cent for 1917.The increase in the percentage of
receipts from hneineas and nonbuai-
neaa licenses for 1925 was due,
chiehy,to :endow from tax onnaoiine. the law governing the tax
up to the present time aatotal of
20.71 inches had fallen and in 1924
a total of 24.39 inches was the re»
cord.
warm our:ax slams on&K
Mr.0.C.Thompson of Gu ndIslanddriftedintoBlairyesterday
afbe ran nbeence of many years and
who should he meet with but Claude
Utterback of Montenn.
0. C. Thompson wee at one time
one of Blah'a leading merchants,proprietor of the old Bee Hire store
located in the huildimr now occnnled
Besides the grief stricken husband
and child, the aged mother and twodatners,Lira.Fnnc ia Forabenr and
Mlal Goldie Erickson, both of mi..
county and two brothers,Andrew
and Emil,both of Califiornia,aur-
Vive.The funeral uervieee were held
today, Thgraday, at one o'c1ock fromthe home in Blair and at 2:30 from
the Role Hill church with Rev. J. P.
Relncrtsvn of Drum officiating andinterment will be made in the Role
Hill cemetery.
")IAS'IER MIND"
The ordination service ern an im-pressive one.The preaident of the
synod, Rev. N. C. Carleen of Sw-
cer,Iowa.was present,also theivice prelldent, Rev. E. R. Andersen,
itacine, Wla.Rev. Carlsen served at
,the alter and Rev. Andersen preach-;r¢l the initiation sermon. They were
imniatled by Dr. Deiringer, Fremont.
|Ncb., Dr. P. S. Vig, Rev. H. Nidsen
,of Blair, Nebr., Rev. L. A. Lauraen
lbf Omaha,and Rev.C.M.Dlaen,
Dcnmark, Win.Other pastors prea-lent were Rev. v.Staby,Harlan,
flows,Rev.H.L. Jensen,Kimball-
'ton, Iowa, Rev. J. Magnusson, Gonn-
ny la.u.uuenwn,cuxlllulu - wwboard of control.A picnlc dinner at mom will be
enjoyed and members are anked tobring lunch.Coffee, lemonade and
fee cream will be furnished fren
ALYAH 2.c n o o x s
Alval:E. Crooks, a guest at the
Crowell Home, puaed any at the
Methodist hoepltal in Omaha at
10:46 PM.on l u t ?riday eveninl
following an opefation ln the mom-
Ing.4 Deeeued was born In Richland
E I U . U v u v a ' u n q - -- . . - . . . _ -p l o y m e n t a s tea che rs.. Th e r e h a ve
b e e n f o r t v r b y a a n a l \ l r P l l | ° f 5 ° °
tea che rs h o l d i n g t h i r d g n d e d e m e n
W 1 a c h o o l c e r t i f i c a t e s . "Th e s e t h i r d l f l f l l e a n i f l e a k l .
g o o d f o r t h r e e y e a r s a r e n o t r e n e w -
ab l e .T h e ho l d e r s m u s t ¢pali.l'y_
th e me e lve a fo r t h e sec ond g n d e o f
ce rt ific at es .H o t d e r a o f t h e aeo ond
g r a d e m o a t h a ve h a d o n e y o u - * a e x -
pe ri e nc e i n t e a c h i n g . - S t a t e Jo u r n a l
A ' I ' I E Tl o N ¢ - Q
The rnembere of the military band
whleh eras °rtl11¥1=°d some tirna lp
1 I
§.NAME Mrs.. E. Blackman of Lincolxg,
Hrs.. J n Ammon and Emily sailed
at the Fred Mater: home Tweadrr
e\e»L1¢.Hrs. lhrion Sutherlnnd md Hrs.
Fred Nathan }\¢1p,¢Mrs.De!ber¢
All mamben and .friends a n t o
bring food md join in a £000 time.
From next Sunday them are leftbut50daystillCa1!ennce.
coNGn1§;1oH.1. CHURCH
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771 1o n na n on a n777777
State HlndsCountyGoran!Coumy RoadLounly Bridgeg~ 3 1 4 C Int.
..n .County DitchM9t|1er'| HanlonlI1kl191'n Dr ltug o
1 9,229.92
6.124.1119499.555,525.992,111.92
200.54°4,9so.ta
93.33158.38
Hon-Wuhlngton Drainage 584.84
Petorlon Bend Prolccllon 284.64Schdol
School Bond
Free High SchoolBlair CityArlington Villagelimn anl Vlllnn
I'L Calhoun Vlllaze
54,159.499.952919,129.424,959.991,599.921.99299195.59
411,515.95
3641.54929
24,141.996.999.219
1211;
499.2112.152942,924.98101398.325.4429419,999.5215,944.494,921.411,595.192,999.14
1.2429112,959.51
200.54
5.85181.4229.241,519.19
78.55
229.59929.51199.4557.49
64.59
499529.99
200.54
817.50 1
73.15.1525,942.9919,199.59s9,m.422,442.59\....1,599.11
11,999.99850.001.99f1.44192.9114,929.29
11,999.195,159.2,2 .a g m
4 19.2599921,551.4521,919.191,392.59*7.23
'1.2s1.9168.68922.991,344.991,135.4959,992.1919,999.521,295.152,991.99451.92280.8719934
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|im 14. . mitermlr -lam 1a.m;1;»:;¢;..,. i|§d'£g1°|i='.\l|.solthe ,fiscal year.Fowler cook for lhraalnrs Tuesday 'A .F.Newell, PastorMr. and Mn. Hound Meredith of _
Ashland an-¢a wr Fm Mutzn on Public wonhip 'react Sunday at 11
Wehexday.am.The church is tall ahneled and
° - " 'cool. and we plan for a bdef, bright
m ~~ i n § u r p o 1 - ; " " " h " " . " " " * ; ° ' ° l u v n u . v a sun wunu 3\|\r|:||n,\.\u|:n.u||g uuznu ll ll lu u n: e e n r u a e l a n d ho m - e s t u d e d a l b e n c h t h e H u b s l o s t n h e a r b b r u k i n g z. n¢ .! _ gm jflg fw rn . A ud ub on ,Io a n .
MRS. H. LAMB, FORMER amd brolhlrly service.A wu'l11
WASH. CO. RESIDENT DIES welcome for all who will drop in Business licenses comprise chiefly
um 0:1 motor vehicles md amountspaidfor hunting und fishing priv-
iieges.lndtbledlleuThe State of Nebraska has no in-
debtedneu other than outstutding
wnrn ntl.Auunni Yalnaliona .nad Tax [erin
For 1925 thu aneaud vnluation ofproperty in Nebnaka subject to ad
valorem tnxatlon was $8.189,I88,33'l;
the amount of State taxes ievledwas $5.&D8.39B;md lhe pg: c apita
levy, 34-8).
SURPRISE RELATIVES
Mr.and Mrs.Bert Williams of
La Harbor,Cnli foda :Iron into
Blair Last Monday aftemoon.Tha
Gus Schéfflef family were takencompletely by surprise as they hid
ieft the Williams home in C|.l!fornia
just a flu day s before and a; thattimetheWiiliunshmi ly had no
idea that they would some to Ne-
lnuka so soon.The occasion of thevisitv u Bert:being called haw
oh buiixless.
He reports the L.A.Williams
fsmlly weli and happy.
,\x:~:oU1~:qE:\|E:~.°'r
My name will appenr 95 a candi-
date for Sheriff on ghe primaryballot,as n republican.I!I am
I
.
i
hailed tiller of the soii.0. C. sold 5 | e of f m g ' I t wu I b mi e fu ll
out his business here n little ian? of sensations :ml trying moments.and went to Grand Island when h¢|lnd one that fulfilled nll a w w *
again en u m!the mercantile burl-
neu but over two years ago Ietiooseof his interest.; and is now on the
road, just 'lp keep out of the habit
of being hay .
When the two ohl cronies came
together yesterday it is useless tany that all the D|:| days were lived
over agair..They had not met for
sixteen yexrs and the afternoonpused quickly.O. C. le!! for Oma
ha on the five o'»:lock bus.
HIINNARD W U3lA N vz c rm
FATAL IIEART ATTACK
Kennnrd,July 28.-Mis.J.C.
Appleby, who has been very ill with
h u n trouble for several we-eh,
passed away at her'home here
'Ptlesday morning.Mn .Appleby was born in Pad-
berry.Buckinghamahirq,Eng an
age at her death.She came to this
I
tion:any I m might have.'BricehostilitiesBandup,ao tense was
the contest.There was n thrill for
hms In practically every inning af
ter the seventh.
Up until the eighth inning Blairk d b y a l e o r e o f l t o l Thaeweak
hitting Hub team seemed powerless
befcne Scheffler. Then, in the eighththe Hubs put across n score.Tanks
wnlllal,Gardner xtaghd,sendingTanke :cron the plate and Gardner
to third.Ewa were ougwhen the
nom was made and Pfaliutk-pogpeul
out, ezuling the inning.`_.
Blair came bagk in Un ninth whenLundfs :rushing three base hi; over
the tra-eh sent in s scoro.f>u9.tinx
the l u !year chsmpions | {ain in
the ana.Things 1°¢k?"u=»\k for
the Hubs In the ninth..unningham,howenr.poked out a single and
C ben aurifieed him to second
across the irltks for 1 doxible, scor-
March 23,11362.being 64 ,lu ofiRoc y Adam:mmme d the pni
sum when Il y eah old.Af ter her
mnrdage in James C.Appieby in
1332 they Rival in D w g l u countyforseveralyears,coming here I2
years am.She is survived by herhusband, five mm, Clintim, Howard,
Wxlher.Harley and Eilza,all of
Imnnrd, one daughter, Mrs.Ruby
Miller of Cleveland, O., one brother,Joe Gibbs of Kansa.: and one sister,
Iing Cunningham with the tying taily
The Blair team threatened in me
10th with two men on.A Blair
nlayer singled to Gardner in rightfield.Mud fielded the ball and with
an perfat !.hruvr to home cut offwh!!looked film the winning run.
i t was |.sensational peg and one
that brought spectators ga their Ie-etAgainin the Nth the !!ubsc ut
and tp his church, xev. mn. pnacn-ed |strong sermon,using u hls
text the story in Luke 5, I9-l¥e1.eraTmugm of fishes.
Rev. Loft, with his family, huns
in a abort time for his field of ser-uca In Webtter Grow,Mo.I li l
many friends here wiih hi:n_aucce.n.
CALLED To CALIFORNIA
Sin.Olive J.Smith :md two
<iau|;ht¢r|,Frances and Grace,leftl:\'¥t Sunday for \'»'l1lHier, California
railed "there by the serious illness
of Rev.George Smith,s nan of
Mrs. Olin Smith.George will be well renlembered
by Bldr peopia sq this is the pineof his tivity and llso of his wifewho,HT be remembered as bliss
thuendolyn Taylor, daughter of Mr.
Wal Mn. J ud Taylor.Mr. Smith went to California sev-
eral y u r :ago for his health andf u r |time seemed \m be on the
rpaI to norrnai anal his fnnily and
relatives had high hope;th u the
vrun would be permanent and are in-
1'E(i| friexml lo know of his serious
nilneu at this time.
IMVIS ¥"A3l!L`¥'ON AUTO TRIP
Mr.and Hrs.George Davis and
family ieffearly last Saturday mor-ning 'for Red Oak.Iowa when
ilu5 will visit for a short iime andthenI 0 to Trenton,Missouri and
Lira.Tlremu Hourth who came!will um honorable endeavor to be early Tuesday morning xo ax wilhifieided | hit in center and relay ed
elerted,illh several [nn:!c]1i!dn':\ and other it through Cunningham in time toioak when, onAugust 7 s reunionPrimary election, Atlglxnl; 10. You*xelathu and A but of frienda.f m the runner,Sve ngu d.Inf 9, Davis families will 5. |,¢|g_
votl viii In tpprec iatta.Funeral lrnmsemvnu are not vet'mn He iton ,for the Hubs.nml fm which oc cnninn the family willOlin Hopereli.completed.l (Continued on o u r dgln.)lremni to their home in Blair.
successful in the primary election I off a score at the plate when Adlms from than in St.nnis then through
Kansai to Denver and back io Rel
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carry out hi: desire of becoming af
luryur an acc ount of his poor em
aight.He vu a person of cheerful tam-penment and nlwnyn indudriously
inclined and up to the time of hi:
int illness In was alwlyu busy nt
some useful work.The funeral aorvices were held
Monday afternoon at 2 o'e!ock attheMethodistchurchconductedby
Ren. 0. U. McPmud of the Mutha
dint ahureh,A.F.Newell of theCnngrezatinnllchurchamdw.II.
Underwood of the Crowell Home
and inte nt was nude in the Blai"
cemetery.
HEAT 3'\"l&lULA'IES SALES
Hutinga, Heb. July 25.-'Thin aes-
lon'a extremely hot sreawer has de-
veloped a sale th a t. u 1 recond-
hqeaker, for u m producu made hHastings.Ice and in cream might
br gue.med but the guess in wrong
even though these commodities areinbigdemand.One product re-
fered to in a thermo. shipping container and the other is a canvas ahle
awning or sun shade for autos.
COUNCIL Maxine
A r v n n r n z n lo z v
At a special meeting called [ u t
'Tueadzy evming the city councilpassed the annual appropriation bill
for the year's expenses.At thi:
meeting the president of the coun-cii, J. S.R o h m presided and all
members we n present except, tbl
mayor and P.C.Sorensen.
IIN'mumrxro lu :cu " n w ..Chu. S.Bam, J ohn Barry . LellisBucklin, Harold E. Chrizbensm. Ja!
Dill,Wayan Doruey .!Iowud Fuck-
ier,Rudolph Fink, Robert Goliehola:cluvora Hslbtfh Wm.Ilumph
Emilie IIuddluon,Harland J e ni nHenryLldwlg,John E.Milidr,
Clifford Munson.Clifford Hermit.
D. D.Nelntu,Merrill Reeh.John
S¢lmia.'lpnoa Smil.h,|Theodor!Stewart.Sbren Sveurllrd.E.L.'r¢mn, Nell W est nd 1»a¢"W °1rr.
arwo mn L mc ua mart?
The Eplorth Langue of thg Hulb-odist church held a party lui Tuca-
homl on west Washington ltr!!! aiwhich about forty members werepresent and lnioyvd the owning by
plgy hg g gmu md hlti ng a gtmnlfmlic.Refreshments of puch punch
nnngade and cake ter! sentd.
nurm DAY REM sa: BERED
The lady Iriends of Mrs. Theo. ll.
Hansen did not forget that laik
Monday W u her birth anniversaryafid"S number of th tm called to
spend A socizi i n n i n g with hor.
Such Imlve nmembrnwes makes li!e
1 pleasant drum.
BUSINESS AND
sof uu ..FORECAST
Aug.1--Bhir vs.North Bend at
:nu Park.Aug.3 County Masonic Pic nic ;t
North Park.Apg. 5--W. R. C. kennington mat:
with Mn. Sherry llpore.Aug.I9-Pioneer md Old Sc ttlsn
Plcdc. Calhoun.
dny evening at the Gnome llcCoy
[ fo r t h e h o u r .
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2:8 0.B e : u n e t o co me ,a n d s o m e
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