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mary of Collections, DisbursmentsandBalances of§
various County Funds for the first half of the§
year beginning January1,1926 and§
ending June 30, 1926.§
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OF FUNDJin.1. 1926Collectionstu na ;Funds
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 uJamlaBarry of Minn., ntumed toOmahaSundaydheraf u rdiy :
vlait with rdatlwa In this vic inity .
Anumber fromthis \ricinlty ar-undedthefumewofHr.J a mn
Maherin Blair Monday morning.
Hin Grac eThcmpaonwh a t-tends the OmahaUniveraity rum-
mcr school vru a tack-Gnd visits! at
the parental home.Hr. andl n .HanaFrahm anl
Vama spent a pleasant Sunday ewe-ning attheHenryW dbemhome.
Hevrardim: :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 ub u nvisitingrelntivalIn
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 dHr.
andIllrs..Ch!1|Hin:plcnicltedIn
Arklngton lui Sunday.
Mr. and ilu. J ohn lmria of Fu-
mont spentWodnudny eveningat
Ure Mn. Huis Padi fm h bmt.
Evoryonl in this vic inity il busythreshing ihon dlyt.
Ciydo Allm and funily :hd Grunt
Allen vrialtod atthe Joe Lawn home
Sunday afternoon.Themeweres n rfifteenc anat
theswimmingpoolatthePalmer
mmr gathered than in ihe evening
£0 cool off.Mr.andHrs.ClaytonAronaun
andfamilyviallad at the pamntal,
John Arunaon henna Sunday awning.
Hrs. D.H.Utterbuk of Arling-toncameSundayeveningsovlait
until Friday www: at the hom of
herdaughter,H nLeonHindlay.LeonHlndiayhadthruharal u t
Menday.Min Stella Hlndley came home an
Fridayf mmWayneforaabort
vhlt with har parents, Hr. and Mrs.
Carl 2Hadley.
MilaFrrncea S-ehenk came home
from W ayne Thursday imn o ve rSunday visit with her parents, Nr.
andMn. Louis Schenk.
Hrs. J ohnAmmonandMn .2 .
E.BiackmanspentTlmradayandFriday visiting in Omaha.
llr. and* Hrs.Gen.Snyder'lute
dlnnnr guelta at the home of their
daughter,llra.Wm.Hc b o wdin
Blair Sunday..
Wlnifrad Allen and Wm. Rodnn
attmded All Saints chureh in Oma-ha int Sunday.
Mr.aédMra.JoeLaaureenter-
tained thefollowhug |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\rernonwentnoCouncil
Bluffs lut Saturday to visit a fewday ! with n friend, Hin Lois Col-
lim.
Miil EdithWarriek returned Int
Thursday nftemoon from a dsit atNebzulu City.
Hn. Ellen Layman and lon, Cleo
spent Suy nt the L L. Lay man
homo.
Hr. md Mrs. Pn ntlu Smith and
Jana Beale: o!BIair, drove to law:the last partof the geekto visit
friends.Hrs.L.D.Warricktook
change of their homeduringtheirnbunce.
Mr. and lin. Oscar Mathews vh-
ALONG TI-IE
BOTTOM ROAD
¢| | - »
Hn. llarxanet Ivenon and Ciaraspent Tunday afternoonwithMm.
FritzMuller.
Hr.andli n .ElmerWhlta 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 withHin Ihad Ry u at the homa 'rf her
aunt..H i nHa u lR mIaattend
hg sc hoolatHidlandCullen.
Hinallnea threahad at the Hauleriann 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 .MisaDoraWarrick ofCobrmlo
Spring;hasbeenvisitingl t j h e
KnadamaaL. D. Wardc k,PraatlnSmith and Henry Board homaq this
trick.Sha also vldted reladvu h
Blair.Sha wil! ntum to bar homeSaturdayevenkngandl i n .L.D.
Warrick win acmmpany her for an
axtemlad mu.Mr. aiu! Hrs. Harry Tyson xpcnt
Wednesday evening at the Clannce
a~ Hrs. ~. ~. M~th~wa~n Hlair~rl
Sunday.
\lr»..A. PIDixon spent Saturday
afternoon at thu home of lik: Gur-
trudo Mud in Blair.
Mr.. andH nA lKing, Hr. andMrs. Fm! Ray , Hr. and lin. A. E.
DixoncalledattheHauler home
Sunday awning to inquire about the
cqnditinn of Hrs. Eva Metaler.
Don Metxler andVirginia up-ent
Sunday with Mn. Eva Kettler.
ilr. and Hrs. Lloyd Pauley :pmt
Sunday in Tekamdu..IHr.andMrs.FritzMuller spent
Sunday eveningwithHrs.Jo:cpl:Ray and Ralph and Grace Ray./
Hr. andMn .'I'.K.Iverson md
dauzhturlcalledSundayaftarnodnalthehomeofH n .Evalletaler
rad wind with Mrs. R. gl. Ander-
laon of Tavrner, Cola.|Af u rrelitivaainthisvicinity
allzndedasurprisebirthdaydin-jn., on J . ll. Sewell at Tehmah on
Sunday.Those who werepresent
fweraUra.FritzMuller.Mr.and
Mrs. Byron Bean! and lun, Hr. and|Hr¢.HenryBar d,Hrs.Margaret
I\ers:.m, ,Clarl. Pearl and Will Iver-
; m .
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NO. 27Hr . M a n i a J o h n s o n a n d la n H e r - | ; § { ' } , § ~I ' h r s p g ; ; a n a
HI!wereBandar dinnurmeatsaz . . . ".QM nLithiaHannrn 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
xs.m.=4m0 Or sw_var c u m -
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.-1 ;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 capita
This includes $l,310,062,apportion-
ments for education to the minor
civil divisions if the Suu.In 1924
the comparative par capita for maintenanoeandoperationofgeneral
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 .
6 |~
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 newnoarlyallrayotalroaplace
the annual convantloru.The
convention this rw was at
lllptca, Wh., and not ian than
candidates entamd at that
-into :hc mhinuy.At tho timeUre convention Hr. Loft had mt
pled a call.Hohad several to
from but : i n n *1=1»"'=h u~dared favorably a cal fr?" the
- ~Lutheran mnpeg nton at
Qbater 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, butasforthep 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 thoof Bac helor of Divinity.H
heals wah a fifty-page work on
nner 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 Ne
brukl 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 percent far 1924 and 60.0 per ant for
1911.The increase in the amountofpropertyandspeciaitu m c ol-
lected was 105.1 per eent from 1911
to 1923,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 Iightingf yslam for Norfolk,following the
approval of new contrtct with Lho
electric company,a program ofbandmusic,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 nuns
and carnival stunts for the youngerpeople.J i a n than Inn thouland
peopie participated in the festiv
i ti u and admired the new oma~
mental lighting system.th tt putsNorfolkhxthefrontn n k o f p m-
grosslvva cities.
II\d m ,
3 w | | . L a u l w
. . . -
r u t L N Wednaday,July 28,
rtw Building For Dans C-Dllrge.
1 a To (Int #GUNS Without
~'rn INtrnhh lnu
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 a
tdp of over [ 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 of
view.Lou Angelou urn me of tin
Catlfornin mm whic h they visitedandthey 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 uHu be r wh en their daughter, Hn.
Bert Williams llvu ..
They man ia th dr ny hack Mortha southern route and #2110114 thi
dlf h n n t poi nt of lnhnst, inc lud-
ing the petrified format.but 'fareglad 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 ofstealingaFordroadsterwhichhe
had in his poaaeaalon at the time
of his arrest.He was pissed In jail and the :sr
iran turned over tn the insurancecompany 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 tli 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 d
h 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 hehof 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!Modern
S\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 xn
tlka thu plan ol the old atruebulwhich hn for yuan been nn ¢y\
HAY mcu
AT |an
'hu Suu Snpuhtdal Halma~
me Luo Youth wm sunsumu 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 .Apptlauunot 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 ahM 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 tht
aame so the new bullilng will had
a matin g ap adty of th lm.
The sian of the u n au-uc tulwlllbetwentybythlny -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 unaman of Minn athor school
d n a who wi ll In did ble to
undnr the oourtk dndslun »
!uury\\n!a\hoAlm|M;h:cheo
Sh [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 kson
was born in this county In tb l
Spike:ndghborhood on June 80.1890 and was tho daughter of Kr.
and Mn. John Erickson. --1
She 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 their
mlr f i ln lr . md . li n . - Nd n a, Hlr d
on n farm northreat of Blair buton account of her health they mnvad
u~Blair about a year ago when
they mr: living at her death.
thu T. K. Iverson home.& 1 ~ l> » - : [ ¢ § a ~y-ur gb; Ban-
Roby McCoy returned Sunday fromdgll, nqother mn, died from iqiurill
Fremontwh!!! chespentaf u r.mlllinedin aruanniv.
uoNc.
u r lWd!01Novakmdays aria; for her miner, Emeitime
who is getting dong nicely.
Hrs..HaneyKroghnnd childrenand Arthur, Una and Claribei Heh-
ruu of. Littln Sioux,laura vidted
Sunday at the FuedHunlum home.Mi nMyrtleHurdumreturned
ThenoddcntFridayevmins oc -
curred on highway zmunmbexwfive on
anintanactiwn.Lira.Lasnb.herdaughtm.Hn..WillRamsar,and
Mrs.Ramlefsdaughterwwe an-
mute from Fremont to the Rnmsur
home.Aatheyturnedthe oormr
-~4sifgnaeatniwzheulilkscoaDol:nurChrlstrnnnof E
kataandhersister,H i
Knunlun of Omm.
Jenl J w! and fnmily I1Qu aftemoun at Blair will
li n .A n iAxlhan.
Mr.andMn .ih ekBcalledone du ' lutnunai
Plays]Ronnbsum hams.
llmidphHuman and fu
Sunday dismnr pleatsat
of Jens Petersen, Int of
lub w e - e kf r o mCo ha nd oI l h t l l sh ea n o t h e r g r .comin.;f r o mg h ,s u l .
h ube e ns p e n d i n gs i xi n c hw i t hw m a ;9.0s vn o r t hw l l i d i n gw i t h
azu d ve r ai t yb u n n yc h u .A f t e r - li h en r .T h el a t t e r c a rd r i ve nb y
fe wd a y sa th o m ea h :* n u td o w ngR u n n e r t u r n e d o u r . A s i t o ve rt oa t t e n dt h el e o 0 n . l \ t q r m o fs u m - I t a m e ds e vn n lti me s,t h et o pw a s
mar sc hool at the dai unha1My .Osar Hxtlmn finhhed 1.m~¢.hh\z
'hxudly momlnl~Harry Tucker lhruhedoaul u :
Tweldly.
WillllmQuiullnanddaughter
to mo t( mdthe oerupmu pinned
in the wraelnge.Th u i d u n d l u n
removed from anw b e m h v l
w the holpI\.|LWhenuken fromthe wrec k age Mn. hmb vu \ Mn| ,
nhhough aeriomly :mmm she am
Ilr. andHn. Louie V:Sunday dinner guest lt N1
(t u n a .In IM lfkmoon
toKemund|.n.lwlunnsa
nu n br tvne n a wi er d u
Omaha inI Kmnud.
l l rand Hn. J lek Kel)
llrtllnul lt Sund ly dlnmr
mu mla, E d Olnn a nd uWilcox hmlly.l n . P t h l
andEiwnB£ull| alledlr
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.Rnmsefseighty u rolddaughter, 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
Wednesdaywaning.
The hm: Cr vek Pl: C lub mn atthe home of Clyde Rumen lan Wed-
ne.dxy vvenlng.TeresaFoley nd
DomhyH u t e nwere~=»~forthe 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 wFowler- g nwthe
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 muys u s . M n .
Limb wasve ry we llhmvmand
highly rupeaed In Lhil vicinity:A
sho!! time lla the flmlly moved in
Fremont to Iuka thnir ho me. ln.Runner Andher dnughler went to
Frulmnttos b p n d w a sK-lkinz
ha mother bum with her.Mrs.Hmnuh Nd( Lllnb ma lived
i l A r li x to ngddnityPrlf lir dlv all
he r li h .S h e ' u m m m l i ! !
h o mu tn dl lmllexnorthu lAr-
ungum July za, mo,and wmahx\1b¢¢n5'ly¢Ana1ag\mrt1l\¢kAfter her mnrrtlge to Henry bmithvymovedwaI.\rmneuEllG¢y
llr. and Mrs. llerum WI:
lrvnecalledattheJohn
haha In Blair Sandly lfhikr. me Hn. 'Dxomu ctand son of Onlm. and Hr.
¥'et|°1: Jensen allied at tbl
lluu en hem: Su nday nm
lulr. and ln. Ham1 W ali ln r g lu tcalledSundny4at' unEllmlr 'Ihahlun hen
c f Blur.
Uhr!! Paulsen md family
tllltd Sunday inning at tl
I'au.lun home.
'l11¢. fu-merainthisvie
b a d l y m | ; ¢ |lnthnahl:
this wrek.
.Hn . D .ll. Utterbac k o
Sun and daughter, lin. I.:
layandchildnnspentH
with 3111. Peh Joann.ThuChas.l§e.nazhi-v
fn' Cul Rohar-~r :madly
I
r
I..I
nl.The Merry Maids of Haney delhi-
ored a short but interesting prognm
toover ahundredpeople th! ! 3;
tended their ice cream soda! atMmey school last Thunday eveninx
The school yanl il an ideal spot to
hgvo snocinlandellpresent enjoyed the short talk by the county
lsirrlt.Gwrzu .Bane101°regrets
rm Ula pictures he intended to show
amr marrl\1 inuma.Theno-
Qrmhmnls nerved were ell donated
whentheyliveduntil four y ousego, when they moved to F1\mo1t.
Survivingareherhusband,twoosughben.H n .Wil!Runnerof
Zyonn,andMn .Welter Sherwood
of Grand hlmd; two sons, J ohn athrmei andGeorgeofWashington;
lwu brothen, Henry Neff of Hermln
and George Neff of Arlington, and
thndssisters.Mrs.PetsPeterson,
Arlington,Mn .ChdnRasmussen,Arlinlloh andMrs.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 mme
will mme from mba :ut nhl!urtifkaun to mmm under dlh~tan.4
Colorado gn I mom Mn: an
minimum nu n alglmm.m m
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»._ »|..|wn, »w~m»»»» unQIIll!! Ull IC! Clililflil Ili nvul \lm525 taken in gh, Club ,m mr quite'Due funeral services were heh! ina:lltt sum.leo c rea m. uh, .mlFremont on !ut Monday and inter-
cand§r"fl-1servedmdeveryc mmentWu made in theEli: CR!
--cemetary..¢,
n ma i m o u z e .g MM i s s O d ih m , d a ur ur .a n d M m . S c o t t M l m o f t h i ! vi c i n i t yM 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 SurandLllk 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 inmind the p o d of the nehovll not
halastweek.Theyarespending
a few day; urith her bmtlaer, Walter
Allen of Irvington.lhodarnuHannahand Chtherine
Beales spent Sunday at the Will Mo
Donald homo.Thefollowingfromthisvicinity
attzndedthefunenlof J amesE.lkiahortmBlairMonday:Mr.and
|Mra.JerryFoleyandfamily,Hr .andMrs.Pat ldackipand family,
|Hr. and Htl. J qlin Quipm and Hr.
and ln. J ohn Hu:phy .h i r .a n dl fC 1 3 6 1f g ; = =w g "
oi'~I r i ea tn
- _ -
No one Sunday of |¢I'ffcrs apre-
mentsthesewn-.lay-per-1reekinflu-rnoe of a durch that ramifiea the
life ol' a c ommunity with its multi-
plicityofservice.Toreport bap-
mma,funerals,teachingservices
luogtthlrwithaconstantlnflumoo
inhomeswouldhopelesslyuseupIPl" ¢l45!=1¢¢l br the num pagan.
But wa are at the job.Come out
next Sunday andlneruose thefine
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.
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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 revenue
for 1925, 14.4 per cent for 1924, and
14.0 per cent for l9i?.Business and nonbusineaa lldnees
constituted 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 ofreceipts from hneineas and nonbuai-
neaa licenses for 1925 was due,
chiehy,to :endow from tax on
naoiine. 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 nd
Island drifted into Blair yesterday
afbe ran nbeence of many years and
who should he meet with but Claude
Utterback of Montenn.
0. C. Thompson wee at one timeoneofBlah'a leading merchants,
proprietor of the old Bee Hire store
located in the huildimr now occnnled
Besides the grief stricken husbandand child, the aged mother and two
datners,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 from
the home in Blair and at 2:30 from
the Role Hill church with Rev. J. P.Relncrtsvn of Drum officiating and
interment 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 the
ivice 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 to
bring 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 at10:46 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
§.NAMEMrs.. E. Blackmanof Lincolxg,
Hrs.. Jn Ammon and Emily sailed
at the Fred Mater: home Tweadrr
e\e»L1¢.Hrs. lhrion Sutherlnnd md Hrs.
FredNathan}\¢1p,¢Mrs.De!ber¢
Allmambenand .friendsa n t obring food md join in a £000 time.
From next Sunday them are left
but50daystillCa1!ennce.
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1 9,229.926.124.1119499.55
5,525.992,111.92200.54°4,9so.ta
93.33158.38Hon-Wuhlngton Drainage584.84Petorlon Bend Prolccllon284.64
SchdolSchoolBondFree High School
Blair CityArlington Village
limn anl VlllnnI'L Calhoun Vlllaze
54,159.499.952919,129.424,959.991,599.921.99299195.59
411,515.95
3641.5492924,141.99
6.999.219
1211;
499.2112.152942,924.98101398.325.4429419,999.5215,944.494,921.411,595.192,999.14
1.2429112,959.51
200.54
5.85
181.4229.241,519.1978.55229.59
929.51
199.4557.49
64.59
499529.99
200.54
817.501
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11,999.99850.00
1.99f1.44192.9114,929.2911,999.19
5,159.2,2.a g m
419.2599921,551.4521,919.191,392.59*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. . miter mlr -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 MutznonPublic 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, FORMERamdbrolhlrlyservice.Awu'l11
WASH. CO. RESIDENT DIESwelcomeforallwhowilldropin 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 of
property in Nebnaka subject to ad
valorem tnxatlon was $8.189,I88,33'l;the amount of State taxes ievled
was $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 the
visit v 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 primary
ballot,as n republican.I!I am
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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 Ietioose
of 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 t
any that all the D|:| days were lived
over agair..They had not met forsixteenyexrsandtheafternoon
pused 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.'Brice
hostilities Band up,ao tense was
the contest.There was n thrill for
hms In practically every inning af
ter the seventh.
Up until the eighth inning Blair
k d b y a l e o r e o f l t o l Thaeweak
hitting Hub team seemed powerlessbefcne Scheffler. Then, in the eighththe Hubs put across n score.Tanks
wnlllal,Gardner xtaghd,sending
Tanke :cron the plate and Gardnerto third.Ewa were ougwhen thenom was made and Pfaliutk-pogpeul
out, ezuling the inning.`_.
Blair came bagk in Un ninth when
Lundfs :rushing three base hi; overthe tra-eh sent in s scoro.f>u9.tinx
the l u !year chsmpions | {ain intheana.Things 1°¢k?"u=»\k for
the Hubs In the ninth..unningham,
howenr.poked out a single andCbenaurifieedhim 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 in1332theyRivalinD w g l u county
for several years,coming here I2
years am.She is survived by her
husband, five mm, Clintim, Howard,
Wxlher.Harley and Eilza,all ofImnnrd, 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 BlairnlayersingledtoGardnerinright
field.Mud fielded the ball and withanperfat!.hruvr to home cut off
wh!!looked film the winning run.
i t was |.sensational peg and onethat brought spectators ga their Ie-et
Again in the Nth the !!ubsc ut
and tp his church, xev. mn. pnacn-ed |strong sermon,using u hlstext the story in Luke 5, I9-l¥e1.era
Tmugm of fishes.
Rev. Loft, with his family, hunsin 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,left
l:\'¥t Sunday for \'»'l1lHier, California
railed "there by the serious illnessofRev.George Smith,s nan of
Mrs. Olin Smith.
George will be well renlembered
by Bldr peopia sq this is the pine
of 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 and
f 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 and
then I 0 to Trenton,Missouri andLira.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 ntsome useful work.
The funeral aorvices were held
Monday afternoon at 2 o'e!ock at
the Methodist church conducted by
Ren. 0. U. McPmud of the Muthadint ahureh,A.F.Newell of the
Cnngrezatinnll church amd w.II.
Underwood of the Crowell Homeand 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 h
Hastings.Ice and in cream might
br gue.med but the guess in wrongeventhoughthese commodities are
in big demand.One product re-
fered to in a thermo. shipping con
tainer and the other is a canvas ahle
awning or sun shade for autos.
COUNCIL MaxineA r v n n r n z n lo z v
At a special meeting called [ u t'Tueadzy evming the city council
passed 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 allmemberswe n present except, tbl
mayor and P.C.Sorensen.
IIN'mumrxro lu :cu " n w ..Chu. S.Bam, J ohn Barry . Lellis
Bucklin, 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!!! ai
which about forty members werepresent and lnioyvd the owning byplgy hg g gmu md hlti ng a gtmnl
fmlic.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 rt h eh o u r .
M r s .H e n r yL a m b ,61,B4 1N o r t hd a y S c h o o l a t10 o'c1o¢ k. P lansPe bb lesire-e}.o iFn e m o n t ,w a siwH 1b ean n ou n ce d .
ki l l e d| . n d h n e r d n u g h t e r .M r s .W i ! !Th e y o u£ : p l o g a t h e r a t 7 p . m .
Dqon anlfn r hvi tn flr | { | \ | '. n l \i l l . ;fil l't h f l rZ9rIDEBUUK~w g ;
s l i nNn u n sa l la -
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Inhlr llantn TuRedemptlonaShu II lrhwnf
2,400.41548.-I0153.45.asm12.41343
2,418.76442.01494.5i12,161.32
00.4021.48
1 1.82
31.10200.75I _42534
2,201.21550.0032.5812.204231,ss0.ss1,900.000,000.00
0,010.00150.00000.00asus£l0.00
2,516.43s410.011,204.00
10,300.90*s0.as5,514.51
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F r i d a ye ve n i n g .T h e8- y e a r- o l d
d a u g h t e t o f H r s .R a m s a r , r i d i n g o n
M r s .l . a m b '|l a p a t U n o t i m e o f t h e
ao d d em l ,Esca pedi n j u r yi na na i -
m o a t m i r a c u l o u s m a n n e r .
I h eacc ide ntfo l l o w e dncol li si on
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I ~ a n ain s p it i o n l o = = » f \t h e v i l e . . . . ' ; ' 3. m ? K o r a b w i t h
u s l a s t S u n d a y .H e w i l l a l w a y sb e
s u r e b fawe l co m ehe r e .
C h o i rpr ac t ic eF r i d a ye ve n i n ga t
2:8 0.B e: u n et oco me ,a n ds o m e
o n t i m e .
B u yy o u rn o t e b o o k * p a p e ra n d
c o ve r s a t T h eE n t e r p r i s e o ffi c e .t f .
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11151.88
440.32
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\214.91
37.708ll.304,514.50
$118,951.55
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$04,111.92
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811.50" "If44400
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s t a t e m e n t s h o t s t h e h c i n n c e i n t h e s e ve n ! fu n d ; n t c l o n eo fbusi nessDe c e mb e r31.19 25 ;t h ecoll ecti onsa n d§
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»a t c l o s e o f b u s i n z s s Ju n e s o .m s .=
Th e a b o ves t a l e n m e n t i s t r u e t o t h e b e s t o f m y k n o w l e d i n ! r s dbe l ie f.n|1 _
z mnan-nC. H. Robertson,"z1I
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B n l n c d b r di nm yp n a m m e a n ds w o r x f t o b e fo r em e t h i s 2 0 1 1 : d a y o f Ju l y ,1926.
( S E A L )-_ A N N I E C .M A R T I N ,
Co u n t y C i e r k .
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one px Ice clothier
Blair,Nebr
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ggmdw the timu at har nomo nn:
ruMr.and Hrs.Andrew J ann ofBlair vislbed in Herman Wednandsy
and Thunday with their grand-dnuxhhr,Mn .Ear!French m dnumerous frlandx.Mm. Anna. Poddie,Min Chrollne
Wachter,Mn .Bertha NelderkrugnrMbaHelen and ElmerNdderkzu¢~
ur. Mr. and Hn. James Van Horn,Misa IIaelyn and Vemon Van Hon
wen entenalnad at Sunday diana:nt the Ben Wuzhtar home..Mr.and Mn .James Gilllun of
'Pekamah visited at tha home of theiriughter, Lin.R.H.Bwee Satur-
y.blvlvem Went. :rho in em ioyud InOmahaspentthuW W E a t tha
parental. J. M. West home.Mu-an Eladln Godaey vu a guestof MIM hlmley nz Nuhvllle F day .
Sunday in Omaha.They visited theHttny mr field and mlowd a Qovrbefore mtunaing home.
4 f<f°"g of ladle: of the BaptistTuld,'w o n birthdaa occur inhh two a public taa tha TourlatPar# Thuraday evening' and dazed
a mcc :um to add to the guild tml!-tlrf.Mrs. 'r. J. Renae, as chairman.hem:away on her vacation,Mra.Godwy took har place.a otharawere Meadarnea Roan Pa , Chu.
IIovendinrk. Pete Miller, Claude Clement., and Ben Wachter.The zu. E. Ladies' Aid will morewithMn. George Lowe Wednesday
aiternoon.Tha time will ba darot-1-l to appointing and making planatoservemealsat tho old baklrybuihlnnzduringthe harvnat picnicFriday and Saturday.
MP1 0.H. Godaey, Miaa make.Dr..A. J. Cameron and Misa AnnaMane Petenen were entertained atSunday breakfast at the H. B. Gam-
dmn horm-Wm.Wagner and datllllter,ofArlln;¢ton wo n Harman eallera onSunday.Harry Cooper had the misfortune
to lo o o a f i n o h o r a o o n e d a y l a a t; while working in the harraat
The Teqehan Workers Conte:-
ance of the Baptist chulth hdd the
regular monthly meeting at thahome of Mu. 0. H. Gwivey Friday
qncung.After a vacation of :avant weeks:gm ln the out dllrlnl whic h time
e attended tba national convention
of the Alpha Phi aororitf and via-ihd Boston, New York C 7» Waah»f»=fg=== anl many places o interestl i Evelyn Cameron neturna! homoHon-lay and raporta havin!had a
most enjoyable time.Her fathermat her in Omaha.Th Ilermln band g g "anotherconccllwan the atreat tunlay are»
ning whic h drew a large omwd to
town.They played a number of newaelections which ta!! well rendandand greatly
R. J.Sch of Stanton,Iowa,formerly of Herman drove to Hinn~Nota last Sunday on a huaineaa trip
Mn .Schenck,Misses Mildred andArlene accompanied him as far aaHerman and viatted with relativesand friends until his return Wulnoa-
day when all returned home.
After a week'»L_viait at the D. H.Godny home an a guest of MissElodloe.Miss Mary Strlcklett re-turned to her home at Blair Wed-
nesday.Early Monday morning eighteencara of boosters left Harman, mak-ing a trip to nearby towna includ»ing Tekamah, Oakland, €'f*'¢- Lyman
Hooper,Xennard,Admgton and
Blair, advertising the Harvest Ple-nic to bo held lure Friday and Sat-urday.They were headed by theHerman band which rendered a fewzl'!f¢u°!|a| at each atop after arhich
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County Commissioner (Dist. No. Z)
Your Support Appreciated
Lluon meek;llilh hor Astar,B l u
Anna Elmer. who [eil -»;,g_~k= har
arm w q uia reported as getting along niolly.Mr.and Mrs.Grant Glltry anddaughter..G\el||i\'Bde of HortonKID-»ront Saturday with his bro-
thor, x- oyd Gilfry and Mn. Gilfrk
Mrs. A. T. Hutchinaon of Norfoi; sponding §;;"==','";§" hero with
1'1.nr.o 1md Milla Wilma Conifer while 5;1g;~=hf»=-°» is in New York buying
aHr. and lin. Hans Speefera and
g-;51;==»;-H gmahandtod_on
u .Y n .P lMn a n d llr a . W . £ . .v .,Vesta and Lonaino I a nvisitingthiswoekatcms oftheirgmndgamnu,.l i n .
J . H. Ha n a ll.Hrs. 0. N. Unthank, who has hmin California for tho pu! six 'ooh
returned hero on Monday.Hr. Un-thank. who has been Halt!li th thomo of his son, G. B.. Un In
Lincoln. returned on Tuesday.
Br. and Mrs. H. L. Pharria spentSunday in Omaha with their dauxh-
tI;:r,"Hr.s.Tom Buckle:r i d Hr .
uc ea.Mn . A. W .Ayres and daughter.
Angulino of Chicago camo Thurldly'gf several \nok'| vl| it_1rith rela-
tves.Dr. and Mn. P. L. Cady and Jackwont to Uohling on Tuesday wh!!!
Jack will remain for a vid! at tho
homo of his aunt.lin. B. F. Hadley of I.-on AngolanCalif.,ia spending this wool trllh
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hadley.A large number of frlonds fromArlington tml vleinity llttndod tblfuneral of Hrs. Henry Lamb whichwas hold at tho family homo in Fh-
mont on Honday aftmroo-on.Mn. Lou Lina and dal hter Hd-en of Delwar, Colo.,a Mr. -eg
~ii...( I n s ta ~~ A .
Potonon home Thunday.Min LaVina Johnson,of Omaha
\....,.A R O U N D m f b b i j m v
correspondents from :very c ommunity In W uh-
lng io n Cou ily .
u l o u c u v p o u l o t r t v v
ARLINGTON NOTES
Arll:|nun_J d y z a - m u Hlld l
ohnlon left on Tuesday lor Gunn]-
son. Colo.. when :lm upset: to ne-mnln lndafldblly with her drier,Hin Chlre .lonnlan who 5| leachingthrough the summer manm nt thew u u m s u m Tweben collngn nz
" 2 " ' ° 2 ' u n H curry1. un 1 l p n !Sunday in (lmllm Tin .their lon,
Rhea nnfry and Ura. Glllry .
H g -W g , Rhe a :vg-ned Tu e -
.rom D0¢¢°ne.n.wh e nme n u b m v mu n g ¢ ¢ : i e h mm
o f h e r b r o th e r , ~ Rh e | .
Mrs.Ch u.Ha ma o l Elk ~s p a n m a n y l t u n F u n k Wo
home.
Mx.m d M n Q L u m .a lrr-mme, Colm. vlan lun vla-mgv-= Lbs Hlnry Close hams left
on ednesdai morning.Thny wereueompuzlody Kr. md Mrs.Cluewho¢;| |n t u m wich them`¢or avide . f or I ann i vn eh.
l!nd .m»u B.F. Cook m d mn,
B.n3mm, A. 11 smog, J ohn num
» uughber hmm. ull c l Suilnerll u d x m a Nmc y Batter!of La l
An n lu, C lllf . ,w u s E d w mh mpm d tlllldfllh F.B.Webb,R.A.Dlvlel,Clyde Cook n d RnymomlLudwig, s ay ed | plank dlnnzr at
t h e w k adnesdny.,
Dr. md Hn. P . L Cady lef t onWdneuhy evening for Guden GQK u n a :he D Cad m I,w n r.y w oo
x
"" l o o | 0 t > ¢ 1 J $ r \
alter hi| firm interuu.Tha y dm
vull go to Knmu City whnn they
wlll .anna the .mnunl eanvntion olthaMiuourlVnlkyVef.erlm|-lun'usoeinlnn.Their lon,Du n n u -
mmpnnied them h r Culmnlnuwhen he will lpent \ v.ni nl Camp
Sheldon.lin. P. 1. Cady entertained lt |1 o'c loc k lunc hwn nt the FremontCc nntr y dun In ma y wmp nmmz-|1111 Hn .E. E.Undsrlin u l r m -
mmd,Va.,who is vldting han. Theguest:we n I ll seated ae .I langtlhln I lhlc h held b uhh of pr den
flowers nml tiny (ln-shapod n o mcardsm a r k e d n t h ~Bridgew u plly rd during llturnovn.Plmc u wen mu ln d for l u h m e sHznmn Jungblutlu, Julius Jumgblulh
w. l. Nelson, W all Behienklmp, c.
w.Andrews,Hun ld Weber,JohnHebuul, Leo W eber. v. v. KuahsllClydeCook.c. .G.Mn.-ahnll m l
Mluex Llllle Larson, Fnmcnt, AllesM:Klblnn an d ln. W alter Bllu of
Olrulu.Friend:m d n b l l v u hen me-:eived u\ uraouncement of tha lxlnhul A daughter u» lr. lm! llra. Hn-
old Henderson of Omlln .H n .He n d e mn wu ln me ly Min A n n aChap:-nm al tbl: pun.
Mrs.Rolcoe Purse ng Emennn-lpent Frlduy here at th e hams alhar punnu. Mr. Pune hu noonuybum trmdsmd In Onuln And they
upea w move lc c m c ity soon.
Hn. A. L. Lungnon af Cmac enho h m.arrived l u !week to npqul
Th e flu d w mmu t v u a lh d
Hu W m. lu me n MI M i n d u Mr kp u t a to w n | 1 4 ' f mn d n y d h : -aoon about three o'doek In ~~l u ? ~° " ° ° ' %
ou |n (m m b u w n n
Tha a n h r this ynsfl ¢hm~uu q u a a n mu m 1 3 4 1 .11 » vn -xn m u u i d w b e o n s mn i o n mli m om.' n n n r wn m d u s n
uxo allmt dr uu tlc nlu "h u Fo ol","ZlpaL\'| Tmubxdogn," wg»f»° In"n nmmr n y " , " B e n n n ' | » ' : £ » . ' QE
Mn u m W m r - S k u n k n d Chr-
meo R. Ayd f a , u m m w i l l g g
"Garner Sto rm a l B ue na ".Junior d n l h u q u will be hdd l lmu l a n d ve r y thing po ln u to almu i llf lll y u r .T M haf. will h
vids dth relativaa at 'l`iDl»Ho.
;'_f~v an expecud to ba homa Fri-
iir. and Mn. Gao. Vodka af Oma-
ha spent Sunday in Harman with
; ;===~»~» Mr. and Mn. Philiiop-
Jaan ?3rriah and urn, Harold ofOmaha viaitad at the rental, S. H.Parrish homo f r o m ' n a n n y until
Sunday avnning.Hu many Harman
friend saragk adtokn ow Lha thaia
a b le t o h a a r o u n d ~He auf-hred an injury In right footseveralweeitl an and for a. timeiz was thought amputatlen might
neceaaaThe 'Egunbnam Clan" of the Bap-
tist Sunday School of whlch H i nE h d k i Godney la tucher,#yn picnic :upper in Head park t
Wednesday mrmlng.
Alfred Jupuraan has mntad the
with Mr. And Mn."~ S. Hadley.Mrs. J. P. Long of Fnmont via-
iled he me int week d u h rllitlvas
and friendMu s t:Nnad lmn Will Longand¢»».,.'»'ii.., of Fnemont up-ant
Sunday nt the W 8. Hndiey haul.
Mr.and H n .w A.Ehc kmdifand son Therio, Blu Wilma Coulterlin H. W . Schoettger and Mrs.~A.
g P-amAngus! ra 1926
~C. John Nelson
~`( The Tl;ru;|¢?man)
take poaaoealoo ~ut August 1.
The firat d n a of paving:theHerman atreotl mule their appear-ance Monday when workmen wereb u s y m u in removing un thepole from the c enter of tin atreat
on flfth and mdn.Albert Woodward and famlly,who have spent the summer In Lin-coln when Albert h u been up-
I>1=»>ui with the Gunther, Shirley and
Petersen construction company on nlarge piece of work, wen over lastSunday for n short vlait with theirpannta, Mr. and Mn. L. A. W ood-
wand.They were on their way toWyota,Wyoming where the corn-p m has a piece of work.
eounty commiuionera have<;¢m»|¢Lowa engaged building afencealongthi'road at the ag-
proaeh of the bridge and prhara t Iread1|caving near the Blanchard
homo.li n .R.H.Bono,i l u .Q H.Godaey.l l i n Mary Strieklert ofBlair, Mlalea Anna Kerio Pateraen,
Helen and Ethel Bone, Made Ad-
ams.Marjorie and Eladloe G - - ¢vnlowd a picnic at the Oakland pa:
lut Tuesday .The ladiea of the Baptiat gulldwillhave a atand ln front of the
<=;;1»-v store during the Harvest ple
n Hrs. Phil Hopk ins upon : to r°down to Omaha Thursday for aweek'a -#gg at the home of her
daughter.rr Geo. vodiea.3¢Nral of thdr friend: from theoountry enjoyed a pleaaant oraalnratthe James Van Horn home hatThursday evening.Delicloua home-
made lee cream and cake was en-L-»>- before they departed for their
amen.Mrs. D. W. Rutledge, accompaniedll Mn. C. H. Blanc hard. Ura. J. ar.eat moto:-ed to Blair Friday ai-
ternoonThe little folk: in the ggnior :lun
of the H. E . Su ndy ool withtheir teacher, Hin arjorje Stokes
had a picnic in Tourist Park Wed-
nexday.n played limes.en-
.lorcd a plen lunch and had justau c h a ti n ra a allttlne f oi k ae a no nauch occasions.La.at Monday evening twenty-.firemembers of the Bible clan of the
Baptist Su y School walked in
unannounced at the home of Hn .Bertha Nciderkrugcr and gave hera delightful surprise.The evening
was spent ln paying games after
which a tornpthg lunch was servedThe event was a farewell party heMn. hleiderkruger before aha leavenin a couple of weeks for her new
home nt Lincoln.She u: b een afaithful member and will rru lllr
mlaecd from the clara.The various Bundle familica, withscvenlout»of-town relatives cglloy-ed ; pleale dinner Sunday in ead
par .Only a small number from here
OMAE A 1 0n:rrrn x'r.\ m mmc mnrrs
Omaha. Nab. July 29.-lion mur-ehunu an expected ta attend lka-
c hln u F ull lu - h t W l e k h O l n -
h| , A u ¢1 u ! 2 8 ¢o i 8 . \. l\ | n hu n h » n
(menu of the m m m fur l n l n l
y a n .An s a l l a m wh a t m m
naw bdng lux-Quad, usd y roc padl
f u r a b l g c c r n a o p l n s t - \ | u l n ~cluded in 0mnh|'|wh c lu th t n d l
territory, which will N-Ing blg gutude nut fall md whhar. wlI'|1\»-
u m mmz lu n u w u n m m t o
le l u l t h a l r m m f u r I l l ( d l m l
wi n k ! A l u n ;"Than bl: c rop: will mesa mon
buulnuu for tha n u l l m n e h n uthroughout Lbs ma- unitary surv-
ld b y th e Omlhl wh olln h mlr hi -
"P. F. Powell, dmlrmlu of m ln*-kn W nk eommlttu . deuluut 'Thai
done dwuld bHn| u Ntivr a nnul-snes lar thln lm - H t Week than
hu be a n mkn d f o r the pu t n u n
gun . Comph dan o f thu mv P llfl
rlver bd d p n Y u ma , wh i c h wi lltheWhileWayhkhwny ,.I u w ,
d n t! mm z u mu tu a l a n d wu h mNob nah , and b ath s muh ¢ | m. ¢|
Ntb r u h a n d |d3°|0|Bt If-:tu are
other f u to n u m w i l l n u l l t hIlnh t W e n! att an u mx! mu a h
Redu c ed nb a a n A ll nilmad l llllb n i n . m n f a r u l m m b m u d o
dulre to trawl by nil."
W lwle u ls h e me : o l Ou t h n n
u m .(0 1,119 Hi ld a (mf na un u
: m l ~ . H~ o f th e i r h m ll ln d u -
ln ¢ a n d -mu ly i ng \ | . u l: n W e &in \| u¢h.T h u u m a w Omaha
from een nueu.w u n p a d w u -
th n and harm- rad-I,an d d i ll
gran ts: Ummm! now tha n wu rnjoy ed lut Svlinl- Qhal Fu ll lhrht
w w - m m m u . u { » ¢ w p b v
much grower.
In anticipation o f u b u ms a t-
hemlmce.d n ln n h l n t l Mnrletwa s e o mmlwn n vi llh i u n n u n -
tutnlnmmt program on | h m ! !
mls th m we r h e le n .Dllp hy l ullln hi nt ma fln ut nu mm win hnr
murchnndine ln 0 mlh | ' |wh d e u h
h o u m m lm vm be man c omplete
lml o f g mu r vn h e y .
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homo marlm-I the passing of John3p;ngkr'¢ gy glfv Exdnda .'gh-=
sent r..pan-§i'§. were Mes.sr: and Madame: H
u.Winthnr and son of Frsmont,Event: French and family gf Fre-mont, C G. Banking and dsughter'"'::'s"~' " ; 2 " " ' a § . » w ';':a§:°
an une,ra.c I ey 0 oandMis.:Nellie Spangler.
Mas.H. E.Rhodes Ind bib? IB-
grnsd 3; their home at Guthnre
mer,, on ay r :pe -ins several weeks here.
Friends of Mi n Elizabeth Klutscha, who formerly taught hen in
tha sc honll, report that che ls in arest unitarium nt Boulder,Cola.,but is slowly gaining in hesllh.
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Mino Hargant lkCon:mhn is en-joying her annual vacation from her
duties an student num at the Meth-odilt hospiw in Omaha.Sha is
s u x DO THA T
A man # d n l tin notioe "IranSinks," in a lunllran Italo winduv
vent Indda md amid ha n a per-
fe d ly an n th at i r o n li n k ;Alive iq the occasion, the dealer
ntlliatnd."Yu, I know, and time
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I n b e m e a e l u s i n l y i n l m
p r a vh 1 | t . h l p u b ! i ¢hi g h vr a y s i n
u n a m a a s m m . "
I f t w o - l . h i r d l d . % l ' | e v o t u c u t a t
x u c h d e d i o n | h l d l ' b e f o r u l d z p e -
d d h v r .t h e n i d C o u n t y B a u d
w i l l l e vy t h o n m e .n t h a w i . | e t h e
uamn w i l l n o t b n l r r l i d .
; | ::n m n c r o n t
u n m c n u r m1 o ¢ . w » h u u m l u u u >
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an of W uhlagwn County ,N e h n r
u . u m
( s u m
25-it
llth day of J uly, !926.
Annie c . u uun.
County Clerk.
th r u no c h mceensivoly in thv
Enterprise prior to n l d hearing.Witness my hand and official seal
this 1211: day of July, 1926.
(SEAL)I. c. ELLFIZI.,
25-la.County Judge.
and the u i d Admkfialntrix dis-
charged.lf you hi! to appear before said
County Court on tb l lath day of
August 1926,at 10 o'c1ock AM.,
and contest uid petition. the Court
may gu n! the prayer thereof and
maine such other and further orders,allowances and decrees an to this
Com1. may seem proper.Wilneaa my hand Ind Offichi Sed
this 12th day of July,1926.
(SBAL)z. c. ELLER,
25-Bt.County Judge.
NOTICE 0 ?HEARINGpROBJ\'lE OF WILL
-
In the County Court
STATE QP' NEBRASKA.
'Washington County
In the Hatter of the Esate o!Julius Ziegler Deceased: THESTATE
0FNEBR.| \Sl{A 'ro the heirs at
law next u! kin, creditors ana. to any
others inlennted in H.till matter:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
Thst nn irutrumrut purporting to be
sho L u t Wi!!and Teatanrent of
Julius Ziegier doceased,is on filo
in u i d Court, and also a petition
praying for the Probltu of wld
instrument, and for the appointmentofMo n d e Zeigler as Exocutrix
That on the 8th day of August 1926,
at 10 o'c1ock AM.,said petitionandtheproof of the exec ution of
said instrument will he hvanl, and
that if you :to not then appear andcontent,u i d Court may Probate
and recond the name.and grant
admlnintrotlon of the estate to
Magreto Ziegler._
on.
L u a u . n o n e :
Wm. J. Maher.\tt'y
w r i s t :O F H E A R I N G
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S T A T E O F N E B R A S K A ,
W u h i n g t o n C o u n t y .
G n n t L a t h r o p , A t t o r n e y
I n t h e M a t t e r o f t h e lIil n1.e o f
S a m u e l IJ.B o u vi e r Dec eas ed:t h e
he i r s a t h w ,n e x t o f k i n ,&}¢\i3{Es,
lez ate es,cr e di t or s a n d A l l pe r so n s
in te r es te d i n t h e fm a l s e t t l e m e n t o f
a i d e s t a t e one h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t
o n th e 1 2 t h d w o f J o d y 19 26 , Al ic e
B o u vfe r t h e A d m i n i a t r a t r i x o f sa id
e a t !!! fi l e d a p e t i t i o n i n s a i d C o u n t y
C o u r t ,p r a y i n g t h a t h e r fi n a l l d
m fi a l a t n t i o n ac co un t fi l e d h e r e i n b e
se tt le d : n d adlo wed,t h a t p r o o f o f
h e l n h i p b e tn k en ,o n i t r f o r d i e l d
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Coors WITH
The Only Sensible, Sanitary Method
Cheaper than any other way
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
No vi c a u r S F I : c m w c r l o x
The electors of Road Dis 0.13,W uli ngmn County,Nebsuka,
an hereby notified that more than
ten resident free holders of u i d
road district filed their petition with
the County Bond of WuiuhgtnnCounty , Nebnnh on the 12th day
of July, 1916, nqvmivz said Bonn!to lnvy a a p e c i a i tu o f o n e mi ll
on the \=m=l&5?`P"v°111 in amid
mul dixtrld for the fisc al y ou of1926, the proceeds of sdd speck! tax
le vy to b o n n d b e o o me a p u to tth edilrid road fund of mid road diat-
rlc t ond to be used axclmhcly in
iniproving the publlo highways innld road distric t and for no other
district, and in secordmee with theStatntéaina n d case:made and
provided, saidBonql of County Com-
mlnioners il ailing an eledion of
|11 um Qleeum n r u i d d mr ln , w
be held at the mane time and withtheGeneralPr imfy Election on
the l0Lh day of Alhllllt.1926,to
vote upon the following proposition,
to-wit:1"Shall the Bolnl of County
Commissioner:of Wuhington
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"ilnly Ex-Service H~n a Candidate for Congress"
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Grenville P. North
Democratic Candidate ~
a for
E CONGRESS
He is in f avor of giving some
real help to the farmer and the
middle west by repealing the Re-
i publican Protective Tariff.
.r ..|.a .WASHINGTGN COUNTY,N E
n m s u .In tht Hatter of the Applic ntion to
Be 1lRe A 1E | h te b :r Ed .L.BmIt11,
Guardian of Gladys Eehtdnkxmp,
minor HJ RDB R 'DO a rr ow c wsz
Now this 8nd day of July, 1926, it
bd n ¢ o n s o f th e d a y s o f £ l2 e F \ b -mary, 3925. term of thh Courfflhir
nntter uma up !o r burinx on the
duly verlfhd application of Ed.L.
Smith, Guudinn oi Gladya Echoca-
hmp, Minor, praying for license tosellmolestatebelongingtoa i d
wand:and the Court harm; heard
the u ma m d being fully advisedinthepnezniau,and It lvn u ri n x
from ldd application and the proofsh support thereof that it rouid be
beneficial to u i d ward and to all
persona interested in her estate tosell for the purpose of reinvestment
the r a l exists belonging to d d
ward, to-writ:-on undivided one-half
intermaid in md to the following de-scribed renl estate to-wit:--Lots Nor
!. No. 2, No. 3. No. 4, in Biock I I ,Village of Arlington.Washington
County , Nebnuka, u prayed for in
said applieatiolaxNow,therdore,it is hereby or-
dered that bbq next of kin of laid
minor and my and all persona ln-tzrested in her uid estshe, 'tn-.~and
they hereby are directed to appear
heforo the District Court of Wash-
° 1 , u m » = 1 1 x¢ a . b ¢ ¢ h » . n ¢ ° m a
mi n ox- ,! . h| u ud h n .¢ h nu V .o lk! n ,
nn dto allp e no u si ntu es ted ln s ai d
maiht, by publlauou oi a eopy at
| . h I | o r d ¢ r l n Th E l h r | 1 l' lll. \ l| | ll
wn k l y n e n p u p u r y r i n h d ln d wb -lished In Blu r o f mid Cou nty md
o l u m m !dnudltinu Lhenln,lo r
~ y a f ~ v sBy tb l Co u rt-
Ciurlu Leslie,
24-u.J u d a -
a
NOTICE OF PARTZTION SALE
William J.Maher, Atty.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a decree end orderof ale entered in the District Court
of Wallington County.N t h n l h .
under dole of July 12, 1926, in onaction in partition therein wndins
wherein Margaret Leutrup is plain-
tiff and Wallace Widener,et ll.,
are defendants, I, u referee h pu-titlon ln uid notion, vlll on Tuol-
dey , the 17th day of Aumut, 19%,at two.o'c loc k P. H., at the diell-
111| house located upon the premise:
heninahser ducribed offer for salethefollowingdescribedre d estate
to -wit:-The West 60 acres of the We-it Half
of the Northeast Quarter md th e
Norlheut Quarter of the Northwest
Quorter of Sectloh 11, Township 1?,
North Re h n 10,B u t of the Sth
P. M. Washington County, Ncbrukz.Soid :do will be at public vendue
to tho highest and but bidder there-
for, 25 per-cent of the bid purchas-ing the same to be paid in cash et
the solo. amd the balenoe of m dpurchasepricetobepaidincash
upon confirmation by the nhom
n n md Court of the uid sale.
Dated July 14, 1926.Henry Menclre,
255t.Referee in Partition.
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College who c recernlly mi d: an d a
convention lt Des Halma."Tho m s and dvlvku : l m are
helm; mlmuhetured," hlidd, "c ause
a I-UI! amount of interfmmee. The
industry should [hm clan atkntion
t o e u i s v i t r o u b h f o r w r h k h l t i x
ruponldbll."No nu should be mandictm-eel
that emu: hxtuflnnc a over ine:al
di y blocks.We should Zum rmbatterydmf ez n thzt a m d u ve :
out over the Ilght usd point wires
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h a e .c a m e w i t h th e d y n a
t m l he l pe d d i r e c t t h g f i n t c o n
l l r . C o l l i n s h a s b e e n c o n n e c t e d 'l i
t h e se ver s l cont ests u m . h u e
he l d i n Io w a w h e n th i s m s c h i
w a s fi r s t us ed i n p u l l i n g oon tes
W h i t e i n Li n c ol n .h e st a rt e d t r a
i n g t h e m a n w h o w i l l w o r k w i t h
J; - ns m om c te r i n t h e N e b r a s k a
tests t h i # fa l l .
Th i s d y n n m o r n e t e r i n b u i l t fm
h y d n u l i c pr es s ur e pr in c ip le .l t
des cr ib ed a s s.eo n s ta p t res is ts
l y n s r n o m e t e r d e d z h e d a n d p a w n
l v!d n Ag ri t nl l tu r lt l IEn gi nee r!
s e c t i o n o f t h e l o n . IZx p e r i m e n t S
ti ar a a t A m en .Th e s t a r t i n g l o a d
Khin maclmirae i s n o g r a t e !t
\\ l. i le th e mls ch in n in i n m o t i o n .
r a n b e se t a t a n y toad w i t h i n
p u l l i n g o l p s e i t y o l t h e ho rs e.
ASBINGTGN oouwn'n m : a v a n t : n o r m
hallr Gooding O! ArwoonrDepartmentAaalataW a i .
County Corn £7-'ob ltetalnen
Tuesday, July 20 Pmfaaaor Good-
~: of the Agronomy Departement ofAgricultural College helped Co.
~t Gwm Bates glee the Corn
lub members some good work in
udging and grading wheat,oata,
y, com, and pontoon.Four aamplea of each cd thot
~ee grains were patted and judg-~,each of the :mall (rain cho-
ned one good sample,one poor
mple, one oontaining heated painscl the fourth aample, oootaineml a
ntdl percent of £004 kernels heated
mela,poor kernels and foreign
torlal.1.The grain samples were amtngeil
n a beech] when the boys' father.:lao wok n very active interest in
edging the samples.The grains
In~ were aamplea taken from therl-state Fair of Sioux City, Iowa
n 1925.The opinion eras eapresaewl bymy who attended that they could
~ore fd ly appreciate the grain.1
that will bo exhibited at the Countyand State Fairs this fall.
a a a
The Proleet Convenient Kitehena
Will Stan In September
information waa receheel l u t
week by Co.Agricultural AgentGeo. Bates that the project Bonvén-
ieut liitchelm had definitely been
assigned for Washington County, the
worlr £0 lnlin in September."Ulla announeement will no doubtbe very weleonfe as every lady tal!-
ina the extension couraea ha\7e kong
wanted Hlaa Marial 3mlt.h'a course
in Convenient Kitchens.Within a alum time definite dates
will be aet for Mila Smith to he-gln the work and the announcement
will then be published.Every Wo-
nrmfa Club in the county is invitedand" n e d to take this work.lt
p.u:niaaa to be a very helpful work
for housewives as it eertoinly in a
l a b o r e a t e r .
0 e a e
Rufua Moore ol the Horticulture Department Works
01| Truels Garden Dlaeaaea
Last Friday and Saturday Hr.Rufua Moore aaalateul County Agri-
cultural A u n t George Bates with
plant c lieflhtl of the truck gonien
ere and fruit growers, con.-lderahle
alnmagn wax found to be pre:ent in
the form of blight In the tomatoes.
Blackberry troubles were olao en-
countered.Potato tllilbttiea and corn
looser damage.
SATURDAY
G.A.!L und W,R.C.had unch Saturday Ammwu-
as11a1i'r1: DF EXPENSE FOR
WASHINGTON oo .FOR m e
Jail S 2,000.00Poor nu! Poor Farm 7,000.00
Deputy Aneuon 3,500.00
Officers Salaries 13,000.00County Surveyor 500.00
Roslin 25,000.00Bri-law .48,000.00
Criminal and Civil Cues a,ooo.oo
lncidunuls 25,000.00SoldiersRelief/500.00
Ditc h 8 Drldnlga 8,000.00
Repdr Public Buildings l,000.00MolhenPensions3,053.00
Agricultural dz Stock ShowAssn.2,000.00
Election 4.00030ANNIE C. auu'z1N,
26-41.County Clerk.
I :
Bids will be received at tha CountyClerki Office for 100 ton Cherokee
Nlll, Deep Vein, Coai, to be deliv
ered at the County Court Howe, all
bidi to be filed on or bdorp noon,August 16th, 1926.
ANNIE C. HARTIN,
27-St.County Clfrk.
z~:orlc s 01" HEARINGFINALs£.r11.z:szl:1~I'r
STATE OF NEBRASKJ L
as.Washington County 1
A. C. Debel, Attomey "
A.In the County Court.
ln the la tte r of the IIntato of
Mattie Dino Deetuniz To the hairs
at law, next of kin, devlsees, lm-l¢¢s, cw.-ditnra, and All person! in-
tnruted in the finnt settlement ol'sold ntate an hereby notified that
on the l?lh day of July 1926. Bllnch
Blaco Peterson the mlministratrix ofsaid estate filed n petition in said
County Court, praying that her final
mlminlzlntion account filed hereinbemutedandotlovred.that proof
of hvirf-hip be tailel, onler for dial-
tributiom of unset:and auignment
of dope: and homestead rights en-
tc nh:and the laid aclminintrltrix
dis-chargod.If you foil to appear before wld
County Court on the 20th any ofAugust 1926, at 2 o'elock P. M., and
contest said petition. the Court may
|rant the pray er ihereof and :lube
auch other and further orders,al-
lowances and decrees as to this
Court may seem proper.Witness my hand m i o m m l
Sul win 17th day of J uly , t92&
(SEAL)I. C. ELLRR,
26-St.County Judp
Nice stationery at The Enlerpme
offlté.34Lf.
:~:u1| tE UF SPECIAL ELECTION
The elector: of Road Diotdst No.
24,W uhmfton Oaunty,Nebnzkl.
are hereby notified that more thanl m resident free holders of nah!
road dlstrld filed thdr petition with
the County Board of W u h h fto n
County, Nebruh, on the 12th dayof July 1928, roquesting uid Baud
to levy u =v¢¢lli tx: of one mill on
the unusable property in uid mad
dbtdc t for the final :rear of ms,
th !promos of :aid spain!ti xlcvytobeandbecomeapartof
the district :old fund of 'aid road
district md to be used oxc ltuinlyin imp:odng the public highways in
said road district and for rm other
district, and in accordance with the
Statutes in meh c u r :made n dprovided, uid Board of County Com»
mluiongra is caliing an election of
all the olocton of said district, labe held at the #me time and with
the General Primary illeetion on thegoth day of Auy un,mo, to vo te
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(Cor. Collu and hh ltnth)erHammys¢\mr1a»obA.u
Mira Helen and ElmerNdderkru¢~
ar, Mr: and hire. James Van Horn,Musa I.aelyn and Vernon Van Hora
were entertained at Sunday dinnerattheBenWachterhome.
Mr.and Mn .James Gilliam of
'Ilekomah viaiterl at the home of theirg g r h e f . n u .R.lr.Bom Satur-
hlvlvem Went. :rho ia ern lo lnOmahaspenttheW W E 3 2 % .
Plrrwtal. J. ht. West home.Moa Eledlce Godaey was a guestof MIM Manley az Naahvllle F day.
The R .P. Rumusan family spentSunday rn Omaha.They visited theHttny mr field and mlowd a Qorrbefore retunaing home.
4 f<f°"g of ladle: of the BaptistTuld,'w o n birthdaa oeeur inEly awe a public taa the TouristPlrlr Thu:-aday evening' and dazed
a mcc rom to add to the guild trell-tlrf.Mrs. 'r. J. Reese, as chairman.hem:away on her vacation,Mrs.Godwy took har place.e other:
were hleerlamea Roan Pa , Chu.IIovemlzek. Pete Miller, Claude Clement., and Ben Wachter.The zu. E. Ladies' Aid will morewithMn. George Lowe Wednesday
aiternoon.The time will ba derot-ml to appointing and making planatoservernaallat the old bakerylmihlmzduringthe harvest plenlcFriday and Saturday.
MP1 0.H. Godaey , Mia: make.Dr..A. J. Cameron and Misa AnnaMane Petenen were entertained atSunday breakfast at the H. B. (Illn-
eton horm-Wm.Wagner and datllllter,ofArlrnrgtonwereHermanealleraonSunday.Harry Cooper had the misfortune
to l o o e a f i n e h o r a e o r e d a y la a t; while working in the harvest
The Teaehln Workers Center-
ance of the Baptist churth held the
regular monthly meeting at thehome ol Mu. 0. H. Godoey Friday
qncung.After a vacation of :event weeks:gm ln the east dllrlnl vhleh time
e attended the national convention
of the Alpha Phi aororitf and via-ihd Boston, New York C 7» Waah»f»=fg=== anl many places o interaltl i Evelyn Cameron returns! borneHon-lay and reporta havin!had a
most enjoyable time.Her fathermat her in Omaha.Thr lerman band g y 'another
eenee ,pn the street tu y ere»ning whic h drew a large erewd to
town.They played a number of newselections which were well rendered
and greatlyR. J.Sch of Stanton,Iowa,formerly of Herman drove to Hinn~note last Sunday on a huaineaa trlp
Mn .Schenck,Misses Mildred andArlene accompanied him as far aaHerrnon and viatted with relativesand friends until his return Wednes-
day when all returned home.
After a rseek'oL_viait at the D. H.Godaey home me a guen of MissEledlee.Miss Mary Strkklett re-turned to her home at Blair Wed-
nesday.Ellrlr Monday mowing eighteencara of boosters left Herman, mak-ing a trip to nearby town: inel|.\d»ing Tekamah, Oakland, Cnlg, Lymellooper,Kennard,Adington and
Blair, advertising the Harvest Ple-nic to be held here Friday and Sat-urday.They were headed by theHerman band which rendered a few.elections at each atop after rrhiclr
C. S. Cameron on spokesman, gave ashortlgalkinvitimrthepeopletorpenririday and Saturday in Her-
m a n .
0. H. Godsey and daughter, Mila
liar]orie left Iaat Thuradny for a
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'l`he Antill Grocery
Parrish home from umlay untilSunday even!ng.Hn many Herman
frlend aer eg tad tolrno w tha the le
a b le t o b e a r o u n d ~Ile auf-(ered an injury In right footseveralweeitl no and for a timeiz waa thought amputation might |
"° ' ° " ' " é 'The " unbeam Clan" of the Bap-tist Sunday School of whlch ldlaeEhdloeGodecyleteacher,endolyldn picnic :upper in Head perl:t
Wednesday mrenlng.Alfred Jeeperaen has rented thelateMn .Hornggoperty and willtake poaeeealon ut August 1.
The figat algna of paving theHerman etreetl made their appear-ance Monday when workmen wereb u s y m u in removing un flagpole from the c enter of tin atreet
on fifth and zndn.Albert Woodward and family,who have spent the eurnlner In Lin-coh when Albert hae been ena-
I>1=»>ui with the Gunther, Shirley and
Petersen construction company on nlarge piece ca! work, wene over lastSunday for n short vlait with theirpannte, Mr. and Mn. L. A. W ood-
wand.They were on their way toWyota,Wyoming wllere the corn-p m has a piece of work.
county commlaalonera have<;¢m»|¢Lowe engaged building afencealongthi'road at the eg-
proach of the bridge and when t areadlacaving near the Blanchard
home.li n .R.H.Bono,i l u .Q H.Godaey.l l i n Mary Stricklett ofBlair, Mlalea Anna Katie Petereen,
Helen and Ethel Bovee, Marla Ad-
ema.Marjorie and Eledloe M - ¢enjoyed a picnic at the Oakland pe:
lut Tuesday .The ladlee of the Baptiat gulldwillhave a atend ln front of the<=;;1»v store during the Harvest plc
n Hrs. Phil Hopkins expem to e0downtoOmahaThursdayfor aweek':-#gg at the borne of her
daughter.rr Gee. Vodiea.Btvlral of thdr friend: from theoountry enjoyed a pleeaant erenlncalthe James Van Horn home lastThursday evening.Dellcleua home~
made lee cream and cake woe en-
§»>-=d before they departed for their
omea.Mn. D. W. Rutledge, accompanied35 Mn. C. H. Blanchard. Ura. J. al.eat moto:-eil to Blair Friday ei-
ternoon .The little Iollu in the guido: clean
of the H. E . B o d y col withtheir teac her, hlln arjorje Stokes
had e picnic in Tourist Park Wed-
neadey.n played limes.en-
.lorod a plcn lunch and had justeu c h a ti nu e aa llttln ef o ik ac a nvameh occasions.La.at Monday evening twenty-fivemembers of the Bible claea of the
Baptiat Su !School walked in
"""'L?.~§'°"»'1=°'1".1.§J' the ='°7;°ef * g g
Bo e c rugc r an [ere ra delightful surprise.The evening
was spent In paying games after
which a ternpthg lunch was servedThe event was a farewell pany hhMm Neiderkruger before ahe leavenin a couple of weeks for her new
home et Lincoln.She n: b een afaithful member and will n u l l ?
mlaecd from the clara.The various Bundle famillea, withseven]ouhof-town relatlvea clor-ell ; picnic dinner Sunday in ead
par .Only a small number from heretool: advantage of the eaeurelon toKrug Park laat Sunday.Towne allalong the line were included and aepocraltrainrunpaasing through
hem about 8:80 and returning laoein the evening.
tion,WHO,Des Heine:Mondaye\eni:1|r, were delighted to hear MinVera linevlts, who p¥a)|ld two piano
numbers.She is a talents! pianist
and teacher.She la a granddaugh-ter of S. M. Parrish and has visited
hom on several occasions.After a two \¢eek'a visit here with
their sister,Mrs.0.L.Ilileinger,Mr.and Mrs. J.H.Ballard andMinn Minnie Stokes left early Mon-day morning for Qhefr home at Boar-
laelizl. North Dalia!!-Mrs. Ed Wi|»o':1, who resides south
west of town, will he hoiteaa to themmbersof£he Minden Circle ofilreBaptistchurchWednesdayab
ternoon..Hr.and Mrs. J.ll.Ballard andMlm Mlnnie Stokes of Bowbolls, N.D., who are visiting relalhei here,
accompanied by Mra. 0. L: Hilelngerdrove to Omaha Sunday and vialted
at the home of an aunt, Mn. R. J.
Wolcott.
Work on the new ofl atatlom onHainstreetisprogreaaingnicely
and the plac e will be md! to openfor business the latter part of the
;
\
oiharbdldiligt.Th l da tll h r tilh y u f s c h mtau-qua an August 18-11.' H u ng j n m l l u i d t o b t o n i th n lli
r T h illI4.$?.1ff.'I.'i .1M.2'i. star 'nn Fool~
"Zlpat.\'s Txoubadoun," Filipinoddznn,"P'%xrl|:|.»an'| ,gg 4.
mmdpsny", "Benn|*t'|bl.: »ll a m e Wn3"|::r-Shank n d -
ones R. Ayd tn, lletunr 'III"Garner Swa n o f B ue n a" .Junior azhantauqus will he holdusual and mry thing point; to
nueciluful y u r .The ha t wi ll
s u x DO THA T
A m | n aadn| tl1a no ti oe ".Sinks," in a honllran Italo
to ut Inddo md amid ha n a
fo c tly a nn th at i ro n li nk ;Alive to the oooulon, the deals
retllintod." Y u , I h w. a n d ~ »
flko, music stands, moonlight \nsbber thon and the organ stops..
"Haso::'t you forgotten one thing
ulmd the visitor."Whgt.'| that?" inquired the 'ho
keeper nutloudy ."Marbll bum," was tho nplr.
QMAHA To
ENTERTAIH MEBCHA :
Omaha. Nth. July 29.-Hon ~
chants an ixpoekd to awendchant:Fall ilu kat W i c k rn
lu , Au | ua t23 to )8 , t. h an h | vo ~
¢ u u u of tln mu ko t !o:r
p u n .An urailont wh a t < -=no\rblin¢hsrv'est.od,|nd ~-
f o r a b l g corn o n o p ln wta tu
eluded in Omlha'|irholollh
territory, which will bring btrlde next fall lad irhhar, will
tn et me n h a n u to z m m n h n t
telnet their ltockl for thu fall »
viator aouvzu."Thou big crops wil! moon me
budnua for the n l d l nmehm~
throughout the trod: territory Qld by tha Omaha whollnlo i
"P. F. Powell, chdrmla of the
kn wn k c ommi th l, d a e lln ialone lhwld br inl \ h lgiir ~ones for this n u m Week
hu b e o n mjo y o d f o : th o p u t
roars. Comphtlon of the nur Ph
rive r bd dn n t Yu iln uhlehtheWhileWayhighvrly,a.n i !
ciinet mute to control tad -
Nob :uh , a nd bath:rolél tNobruksandsdjolnial: h t e l
other f u t o n u m v m n u l l
Hsrlrot West attendance out ~Reduced n tu o n a ll ni lmld a I
be in offset for all nnnhanta 'Uh~
dulre zo trawl by nil."Wholesale homo: of Omaha
hosts to 1,119 visiting mn d n n
and ~.~ o f th e l r h ml l i o ling lla:hunts lprtag Market ~
in llarch.Thor some to ~ -»-
from ben m o n .wich good n othu'and better m i l .and
grantor prosperity now than vu »joyed last Spdng, thu\ Pull e.
Wool: atbemhnet u.o == 'i Ȣ wp
much greater.
Zn anticipation o f |banner at
temlanco,the Herclunta Mar'Nook committee ln planing an
tu tdn mln t program on a
:aio th an mr b aton. D isplay :
thi Inta c t um flnut ml lm! Vinhmorchnndisohz0m| !m'|rho!~
houses also will be mon c omp!
and of gmater variety.
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9:00 MI.12:00 1|
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Blair-Fremont-Humphrey
Newman GraWestW ed
8:30 A.M.3:15 P.~--TRAIN SCHEDULE
Chicago wk Nortiureatern iiailmad
East--6:39 PM. daily exceptSand;West 7228 AAI. daily axrcp: SI-Int!!
c. Sl. P.. M a Omaha
`Northbound , r
7:15 AAI. daily except Sunday.1:52 PM. daily except Sunday.
6:40 PM. any erupt Sunday.
7362 A.M. daiiy except Sunday,
7:52 LH. Sunday only.Seutlabodnd N
8:16 A.hl. daily inept Sunday.
12:35 PM. daily exoapt Sunday.5:55 PH. daiiy.
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I-:vmhq umm n l s=oo P. M.Pram Keati ng W o dnudn y wm-
ln|7:80.
IB T mmY 's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Gnnt Strut between ith and ith)
Ru. Chu. D. Ilerinx, Paint
Holy Cammunlon " m r Sands;
md Ilc!! Day at 7:50 A. H.
Chunzh School at 9:45.Aho a n
vice every Sundly.I
Fntenml and IClub Divecwory I
MONDAY
xmcrrrs OP Pv'rnu\sEvery Hondly Evening!
IDNDAY A1-'rl~:nNooN CLUBWamnfc Study Club (Bury Hon.)
x. K . X.
_hery Hanan'Ewnint.1:30.DELPHIAN CLUB
wn u C a th e r C NW :in md Sud Ilan. Evening. 7:30.
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wAsu1uc 'noN LODGE NO. 21A_p w o J u l .
2nd Tuudnr ol Baath.:e n u m c o 1 mA Nz> s 1 z Y
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WEDNESDAY Republican Candidate forC O U N T Y A T E O R N E Y
Washington County. Nebraska
uo n s n u w o u ulu z x2nd and uh Wd. Evening.
ROYAL NEIGUBORS
ht |m\ Sn! Wed. Evening
l E N ' 5 c m u l m l eOF c o mme n c e
l l .W u h i n g t o n C o u n t y .
G n r a t L a t h r o p , A t t o r n e y
I n t h e M a t t e r o f t h e lIil.l1.e o f
S a m u e l IJ.B o u vi e r Dec eas ed:t h e
he i r s a t h w ,n e x t o f k i n ,&}¢\i3{Es,
lez ate es,cr e di t or s a n d A l l pe r so n s
in te r es te d i n t h e fm a l s e t t l e m e n t o f
a i d e s t a t e one h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t
o n th e 1 2 t h d w o f J o d y 19 26 , Al ic e
B o u vfe r t h e A d m i n i a t r a t r i x o f sa id
e a t !!! fi l e d a p e t i t i o n i n s a i d C o u n t y
C o u r t ,p r a y i n g t h a t h e r fi n a l l d
m fi a l a t n t i o n ac co un t fi l e d h e r e i n b e
se tt le d : n d adlo wed,t h a t p r o o f o f
h e l n h i p b e tn k en ,o n i t r f o r d i e l d
I
and the u i d Admkfialntrix dis-
charged.lf you hi! to appear before said
County Court on tb l lath day of
August 1926,at 10 o'c1ock AM.,
and contest uid petition. the Court
may gu n! the prayer thereof and
maine such other and further orders,allowances and decrees an to this
Com1. may seem proper.
No vi c a o r S F I : c m w c r l o x
The electors of Road Dis o.13,W uli ngmn County,Nebsuka,
are hereby notified that more than
ten resident free holders of u i d
road district filed their petition with
the County Bond of WuiuhgtnnCounty , Nebnnh on the 12th day
of July, 1916, nqvmivz said Bonn!to lovy a a p e c i a i tu o f o n e mi ll
on the \=m=l&5?`P"v°111 in amid
roul dixtrld for the fisc al you of1926, the proceeds of odd speck! tax
le vy to b e n n d b e o o me a p u to tth edilrid road fund of mid road diat-
rlc t end to be used oxclouhely in
improving the publle hi;hwnqru innld road distric t and for no other
district, and in nocordmoo with theStatutesina n d ease:made and
provided, saidBonql of County Com-
mlnioners il ailing on eledion of
|11 me e m m a or uid d mrln, no
be held at the mme time and withtheGeneralPrimer?Election on
the l0Lh day of Alhllllt.1926,to
vote upon the following proposition,
to-wit:1"Shall the Bolnl of County
Commissioner:of WuhingtonCounty, Nebreekn, levy a special
we or assessment of one millupon all of ahe taxable Proverb
in Road 1District No.13,in
Wuhington County,Nebraska
for the fiscal year of 2926. uidtaxtobeleviedandcollected
the uma as other sues and the
proceed: therefrom to he end be»
come n put of zhe diztriet road
this 12~ day ~f lui~,1926.
(SBAL)z. c. ELLER,
25-Bt.County Judge.
The Only Sensible, Sanitary Method
Cheaper than any other way
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
"ilnly Ex-Service H~n a Candidate for Congress"
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Grenville P. North
Democratic Candidate ~
or~c o N € ; R E s s
He is in f avor of giving some
real help to the farmer and the
middle west by repealing the Re-
{publican Protective Tariff.
Primarios August 10, 1928
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Admitted io the Bar in 1914.Nine years practice in lhis county
Primaries Tuesday, August 10, 1926.Your Support will be appreciated
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The Enterprise for neva.
J .E.Campbell,furniture,r u n
Und undertaking.50-tl.
Ira. EJ Jensen la confined to horbed this Weelt under the care of a
nlwddan
Gua Erlckaon of Naper,Helm,
was an over Sunday gom at the I.
C. Eller home.*
Ed Jensen hu jun bought a newClmevrolet brourhan which the taxi-
ily initiated laat Sunday.
llodng--Dr. R. E. Tilden is :nov-
tr g h i a o f f le e to h la rearldencnat
605 W. Grant St.Leave edla theme.
24-tf.
Dale Halbert of Omaha.spent a
few days thla week with lxla brother
C ord and bla numerona frtenda h
B
llra. Alta Wa.ln1rr'1|ht had as Bun-
day guests,her daughter,li n .Chadotte Hall and grandson, Calvin
Hall and family of Lincoln.
J llla Helen Moeller spun a tew
day;last week viaiting ,in Omaha
where her mother, Hn. J . Mueller
.la reeupexating in a hospital there.
Misa Madeline Heliay arrived
home for an extended visit laat Fri-
day.Mica llc llay la employed inLol Angeles when aim has a very
good position.
Hia:Opal 'I't|.lcker|daughter of
Mr. and Aire.Freeman Tucker, re~
~rned to Omaha Sunday evening af-
ter a holiday at home.Hina Opalis working at Hayden Bros. in the
mdropolis.
Hr. and Mrs. Sherry Moore drove
over zo Dennison, Iowa lost Sunday
to be with their daughter, Mrs. 'Tom
Blanchard,who was with a Chau-
tauqua troop of entertainers appear-ing in that eity that date.
Mr.Thomas Fit|11mo:1a.of Pa-
plllion. Nebraska was in Blair last
Monday and went out to vinlt his
son-ts-Law, A1t._Pullin and wife wholim up near Teltuta.I-'rum there
he went up into~.Wayne county to
visit a aom ';
A hunch of Herman boosters were
in Blair Monday on an advertising
trip through the county telling oftheir rodeo performance which is
being held there on Friday and Sat-
urday of this week.A banl ac-companied them which drew the
usual crowd together on the streets.
Misa Norma Mackey of TwinFalls, Idaho visited over Sunday at
th e w H. Hill home aa a guest of
Miss Blanche.;Mila Mackey will
take Min Hlll's place in a milllnery
utabliahnantl at .l'\in Falla and
Liles Hill will open the season atIndependence,l{a1ua.s.
A miscellaneoua #hover was given
at the home ol Hrs. Chu. Ilinellne
of De Soto for Mba Hilda Dohse on
Thursday of laat week.A mockwedding ceremony tool: place.Many
beautiful gifts were received bar
Misa Dohee and a delicious luncheonwas served consisting of uandwichel
ice cream, cake and coffee.About
:forty ladies were present..
New felt hats :N arrivin¢lTally
at Hrs. T. C. Hlltonsh -2t.
C. K. Bemiorf, licensed embdmor
and unclerlsksr, Blnir.Ofiioophonol
161.Residence phones, 224.3-tf.
In the msnufac tun of s ton of
paper sn w m v of twenty-fire
thoussnd nllons of :star is user
Hin! Ulirhgpr Nd 4 a n p !Omaha
was an our Sundsy ru s t a t th e
parents! P. K. Nelson home In Blair
The w. R.. C. kenslngton will Bo
held at tho home o l llrs.Sherryy u-;°- Thursday liivrrwrl.August
Mrs.Art Aodzuson and two
little sons of Lyons spent Sends!
-; the Jseob Andreeson home in thls
cty .
Mr. and llrs. Earnest Rubin sn
'Rioid ng our s dd born to them
Wnlneldsy,Jody 22 at fb!Blair
hospital
Don't foniet that the young people
time :harp ot' the mrenlng servloe
st the Christian church.Everyoneis invited.
Mr.and Hrs.Izwer Gamer,ofOmshs stopped a while llendsy to
ssy hello to relatives While on their
way to Norfolk on business.
Miss lim' J . Cook is taking hervscationthisweekhearingsevered
her 1.ennedion ' i th the Citis|:\'s
bank to take effect Attltlsl lst.
Hev. md Hrs. P. J. Relnensen of
Orum sro njoyings vldt from their
ron,who is the superintendent of
schools st Hooreheml, Minnesota.
Dr. Esrl Most.: accompanied Hrs.
A n Pollen to Fremont lsst Tues-day when she underwent an open-
tion for the removal of her tonslls.
Wllljsm }le(.'r¢cken, of Omshn is
confined to the home of his psrenE,
llr.and Mtn.John lrlcCrseken, ofthiscity,xuH€Hng with summer
flu.
Friends lncl neighbors alled atthé H. C. Oieson homo 'hnadsy to
nn:their respects to the little
daughter of the fsmiiy who ws: 3
year old on that day.
Arnngements have been made for
s politics! meeting on the streets ofBlair on next Saturday evening and
some -si the eszulidntes will tell
where *m on some of thepre=e|\t lls as issues.
w P. Turner is the champion to-
mots raiser in this vicinity, hsvlnxbroughtinthisweekforourln-
lptttion, tomatoes weighing 2l and
21's ounces.Pretty good consider-
ing the da-31 weather.
Mn. Henry Helmsing of Xeno'who was taken to the Kirksvllie.
..
"LNEsrocxPn|&
Ar SUUTH UMAH~
p n -
Best Fed Cattle Steady Gt
weaken Further
HEAVY Hoes nova u.
Healy 1o | 1 u smear on An
Llght Welgnle--|¢eeel'e l
unlb Rua lfelitl Value 250.
'Union Sleek Yerde. Jul! ss, 1Good euepun of cattle were meme
at all markets num Tudar. e.e~heed. and uhm thebeuer man
kllllll cattle were eleuif. (nieotherkindar u slow to : c o r
inter.Top y eedlllli Mala land:el emu .Meeker: Ind helen ea
time lo :haw etrengtb.Quotation: an Cattle:Chula IMi lli Inner su n s ss.eaaze.¢a
elmlee to prima hear; bevcee 89259.50:W M to chqlle :Leon 89.90~
MU: hi r to tml c lan 0.1 504 10common to Nr ste m s1.ee¢a.:s
:holes eo prime r m u u u 00.55~1045:good eo choice yeulillel 89.
aus; mr to Saad yeullnn .3.00: cammon to hir yearlinn rr0135:cholci to Wine ted halter
ss.asoe.se: ma to ehorn hd ble n Ie.Wol.26:hh'en n o d
heltere lr.¢om.4a;common to mana helfere u.:es1'.s3: gran has~
$6.&007.00; chalro tn mme led out
l|.500T.00: me te choice fmt ec$l.5llol.50: hir to gocnl fell
s1.soos.so;good to choice -can |5.0005.'!5: hir us 8004 m
cowl t4.oa98.00; camera 4a.so94.uarunners:.1e ¢:. eu; :in t me mm
hulls tl.0735; belarus hulls H
0510: elsllve calves 8l.00B8.50;io dwlee leederl fa'509|35:
ao me ieeden $6.500¥.50: commto talr feeders !5.78hl.i01 |004
choice elockere n.':|u1.1s;w xme :loc kers ea.ooue.':i;~~m h lr awclsen $|.1s9.oo;doe
halter:n.ooes.so;llnhy ~-ateller! |5.1l06.TS:n o e l : o u
ous; :mek calves | l.50¢r80.Ilege heady ea Hlgher
On | run ol 8500 h's.ml
nallllte vera no man than
but on other eluzee the mumoell!m m e higher.'Tap 1813.30 and bulk ol' the hog: lolnl el.
:Dried ol ll0.3G013.19.2*
Another ree umb -ygg
Shao: and lamb receipt:heaviest ol the teuna eo hr. nba
13.000 heed sharing fIL md l n !uleee alumna!annular 2k .
but 1|eelern lnmbe hen nm bo -at mm and than srere no ull:shove $13.85.Sheep ruled el.:
with but urea st |435Qunullonaon sheen end lam~
Fu lambs, mod to cholee $18.5014.00: native lambs, mr ua
$l8.00013.'!6;:mire hmbl.n
exo.ooQ!2.u»9;fsedln; lamb: an/JG1180;nu-unh.tea.310.0w:1.~
fat ewes. cool ze chem. asxoos.1m ewes. fnlr in 5004- $4.600i.5il; 4
and calmer :vu !l.lJ04.56.gg;-
a x
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Materials Prafztical for School Girl Wear
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M a t e r i a l : t h a t w i l l n h l t h e m o t h e r i n c o m p l e t i n g he r , e l1 i | d re n 'a sch ool
w e a r O u t fi t .M a n y i t e m s a r e m u c h un d e r p r i c w l ,mak i§ng p g i n i h i f n u n y ,_
\'o rt l 1 wh i l e e c o n om i e s .".\ \~
36- in ch N o m k i i n g i n a fu l l a a s o r t m e n t o f e o i o r a . W e p e r y a n l ..
W e h a ve t h e n e w S i l k R a y b n s l i p m a t e r i a l i n t h e p o p u l a }ahad zs,4 0
i n c h e s w i d e \ ¢$1.45 p e r y a r d .I t tak es o n l y 1 %y a n l a f o r a g a r -
.f H E E L _
Chasa tung i n e ve r y attach.Th e i d e a l m a t e r i a l fo r Ki m o n a s ,s p o r t
dr ea se a. c tr .P d c a d 951:a n d $ 1 . 6 0 p e r y a r d ." " `
C u n a i n M a r q u h e t t e a fr o m 2 5 1 : t o $ 1 . 5 0 p e r y a r d .
C u n a i n Dr a p e n- i n ,3 6 inc h,3 1 . 0 0 p e r > l h i .t a S L 4 5 p e r - y a r d .
Fa m . y N e c k w e a r , 6 5 :£0 $1 .4 5 ea ch .\
S i l k ti es o f a l l t u l o n ,25c t o s m eac h.I
Vi s y ._ o u r d e p a r t m e n t fo r i n fa n t s ;e ve r y t h i n g fu r t h e m i n W t a d n g p
ap p a r e l a s w e l l as fa n c y l i t t l g no\e ltie .4.}tea.¢o:mhly {lH¢¢¢|.
W.J. SAS -fJ€§LB3'f2§'{?LE
mage and aim ami her family wil!
be kindly wekommi during thdr
vizit.
Hr.and Mn .Clmx.Cameron of
Herman and Mn .Hu h Fonman
and children of Creighton,Nebr.,ment Tuesday at the home of lk.
:md Mrs. Frank Curiey.The lulies
vtnrunlcal Lhe slate university at thesametime lhd are soloily ninrtan
bein;members of the Chi Ome n
sorority and the reunisn was n very
pleusnt one indeed.
Jack Croudy llrrisml home this
morping from an extended trip topvffttninlnditnll. his old boymod
home.IIe say: the weather wu no
hot then and no breeze so he stoodntaslongashtcouldlnrlthen
tarbed for home.Dr.and Mn .
Hinchman.with whom he drmrnk to Indiana. are still there and
plan. fp visit several wc.'ekfe Inn!!!
with nlatin».
tr ea t me n t. :is g e t t i n g a l o n g ni c e l y
t o t r o r d i n g t o l a t e s t r e p o m .S h e v u
ta k e n t o t h e Ii bc pi ln l a w e a k n m
l a s t Su n d a y .
M r .a n d M r s .N e l s H .De b e l a n d
fo u r ch i l d r e n o f N e w H a w n ,C o n n .
w i l l a r r i ve a b o u t A u g . 1 , . fo r a vi s i t
w i t h Zt l l l i ve i l i n B l a i r .H r s .De be l
w i l l b e re m e m be r e d b y m s n y a s
c o n c a mn n o r mn c u u n c n
A.F. Novell, Plnor
It vu delightful to have nor
jug with us lui Sabbath so
longtime friend: of the church, ichnlingtwoformerSundaySe
superizwemientl.lt il the hope
the pastor that the fnmrties rf lparish will bring \i6itiUs friends
service with them.
Sunday morning the senmgntheistobe-"Gnti tuie--A Urea!A
set",
"But let no modern my lransg .The nnc ivnt mm of tim-nkfulnvs
8.3. at 10 mn.Finn! anno
menu for the great pitnie wr!!
mleie, and all puplis had butter »nn hand..
The young;people meet at
:hunI1 at 7 o'cloek with mute
for a luncheon to be eaten when
the Place Comm.then annoAnimporlntbulin-ess session
NEW NORTH n u z w m c
Supl.D.v.Hamer s m m
dnt the hlllo prints ann halo; :ln
And owry thing ll being gottenreadiness to begta the erection of
two-room brick unit Ir ith but .
on the North sc hool mundoTho .prebitoct in Stott of O
n d th an ln charge itill moon
or-king for bids.
The building committee consists
the following member.: of lk sc
bond:Ed lln tlh iu m,ohm.,\Hemphill and Chu.Koopko.
c mmc a OF C HRI S T /
Sunday School I D : ~ .
Communion 11:~~.
Christian Endezvor 7:00 .Evening Wonbip 8:00 P.
The young people of the :hu
will his c harge of the owningsict.The topic of the owning xr
be "Christian Ideds and li m!
Reach Them."Then will bo intslingzollm ~ s pe c i al music
the young people.
Everyone is invited..Our -e -are open to all.
N n d a i ' C h a n g i
.1 F renc h pr ofes sor stat es t han *II
In g Ivel n ga , In a d a : t o r sm a ln 5n u n
h a vg a n d o f claanze."I l l m
I n n a d d e d : h a l l h e y ne ed qu it s
IIN . o f d a a n w i n r u n n i n m l l h n l l l
o n t h e c m l h r t H L _- > c a n
an-Ianno s :
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-Modish Patterns
S i l k s t h a t l u g g e s l w a n t . -
l c n p o u i h i i i t i e a fo r r e a l
li n d h fi d u a l l l y i n n e w I D -
pa ne l f o r fa l l a n d w h t e r
w e a r .
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ELKHORH yAl.1£"i' LEAGUE
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The sale was mule because of thx
mutual adxmntuxu to the two com
panion in the way of operation an-I
lvnilability to service n\er £runf~
musmn lmel.The Rlvennl school board h u
purchased a five un ind as a ni!!
.-I an Mean-
ADMISSION 30 C2513 the railfblil service is in Pr°=P¢°d.Tlm electric system at Hyannis
GAME f»\ll{D 341 5 l'tl| -tl will be augummted \\iUl some new
transfomaera ami,perhaps,scum
., . . _- - - - _ -
[3l.!\l;Q
NURTH BEND
/whih-a building !un.l la being ar-
cumulabed.Dirvecwn of a Dulder broom fle-tory have #ruled to build ; 325.1200
midition, made neceanry by 1 con-
stantly incneulng volume of busi-
n e s s .
Pfew building construction in the
\ §uNDAY
AUG. lst
Cos! $3,500.000,000 according to theInstitute of Architttls in New York.
I-.fmont city council hu iakcninitial llltps touranl the innlalintionof am elf.-:ideally contrnlied twfic
siifn ill..
`Material cr Scotts~ B s new gms
plant |¢arrh in;n d rnnslmclion~~~of \h\p|£\3l£ un;ili 5° »=-'-» soori
\ .a 3 .T m c i t y c o u n c i l o f N e l i g h Ln cou»
».i~Ivri.1;¢: the pr o po s i ti o n o f l h e T r i -
St a t e Ut i l it i e s c o m p a n y fo r a r t n e t
i u h t u n n .\Tm - h u n E i n o n m n i n z f r a n O m n i
The Enterprise for neun.
Blcyolo for ale.Call at The En-
taurprlu office.12-tf.
li n .Emma Hauer h u r o t u n dfrom a. lhort vlnlt with hor brother
Ind family of Kmnl CRY. Ho.
Ror y W i l!! u rn op en to d o n lttheBlairholpltllI n t Tlxondny
mornin; lltd i l gittlng alo ng fim
llrn. Funk Curl¢y '| mother, Hn.F. G.Colyell of Norfolk,Nob., is
spending th * u k a t t h e Curley
home.
lin . J . D . leln n o f u mm. Ne li.
vh i hd s f u l d ay : lu t u n c h wi th
Hn. Emma. W uhbum at the Blair
hospital.
Henry M u c h left Monday for
th e n a h m p s r to t t h o s t o t l .He
p l l n l t e b e h o m o t h e h t t o r p u t o f
the walk.
s e i New 0:1--Hy satire houn-
hold fttfnlluri iodlld-111| new kitchen
m u -P d n to n k a t b o n u .508 E.Wegllngton Stunt.
25-U.A-Cannkhlel
Or n l Schumer,c h u .Robinsonand Louis Funhrg loft Hondo) for
Minnesota wh im they txpect to
spend a oouplo ol' weeks fishing.
Dr. and Hn. W. F. Hemphill en-
tertained H n .Homphlllk lilto rln-
lur, Hn. Fnnea Tay lor and dmfhon o f Fremont our tho took-end.
Hn. Elll Buc lunnn hu been vip
itiug relatives at Dunbar, Nab.Shoreturned Honda! and ll back onthe
job again at tho Boll Telephone of-
(loo.
E mo n A mmo n m d R u Hitch-
mnn left Wednesday mornin;for
Northern Minnesota when they areenloyinz o few days fishing."Huey
expect to be home Sundny.
Jolrn Bullnrlnnd tu the vic tim of
a nurpriao birthday picnic hold at
the North park llqt Sundny. A large
number of relatives were pruent todo him honor.The occmdon was hipsewmty-nln'th birth mnivenoy.'
Hr.:nd H n End Willlnnu and
family of Lincoln visited over Bun-dly lt tho John Newell home.The
two grounger daughten,Mice and
Mlldml are sponding o few days
with Misa Ruth Famham at th i
Chu.. Farnham home.
Mrs.J.A.m m and little wo.
left yutarday for Buttle, W uhtng-tnn.for s abort violt lrlth Hr. Rlltt'a
relative! and then will continue thelrtrip to thdr home at Pano Robin.
c u i r mu . Ur i . z u m h u b n : v i i i
lting her mother, Mrs. Anna Stew-nrt. her aunt,H i n Frances Grols
tml hor gnndmotllr,Hn .w.D.
Gross of this elty and her nlner.Hrs. Abbie Milliken at Ord, Nob.
|\~\1.h am p r i c e i n i m p r o vi n g th e ell.;
p l m l a n d di s t r i bu t i o n sy s te m a n 'l
i n e x t e n d i n g se r vi c e i n t o t h e r u r a l
c o m m u n i t i e s , m e d a l !! w i t h :\vi e w
t o f u m i h i n g p o w e r fo r i r r i g a t i o n
p u m p i n g .
T h e G a g e C o u n t y El e c tr i c c o m
p a n y o f Be at r ic e h u be en r e o r i e n -
iz ed u n d e f t h e p r e s i d e n c y o f C .I".
S h a ffe r .Th e h y d r o p k o p e r t i e s w e r e
st a r t e d b y Bl a c k Br os .o n b ; p r o -
d u c t s o f t h e i r fl o u r m i l l s .A s e p a r -
a t i o n o f t.he_e|ect1-ic b u s l n e u s n ;
m u l e s e ve r a l m o n t h s a g o . M r . S h u f
f e r h u a l l i e d t h a t h i s e o m p n y L1
e o m l d e d n g th e e r ec t i o n o f a : b e a m
sumc iby pl a n t ,a n d w i l l eonfsnc l u
e f f o m w w l r d g e n e r a t i n g ele ctr ic
e n e r g y ; t o b e w h o l e n l e d t o t h e m u n -
ici pa li ti es a t Be a t ri c e a n d W y m a n .
T h e N e b r u k a G u i El e c tr i c
c o m p a n y : o l d l u el ec tr ic p r o -
pe r ti e s a t Pe l n e nb u r g a n d R l e vl l l e
i n t h e T r i - S i d e U t i l i t i e s c o m p n n y
INDUSTRIAL NUTES
The Wsztnm Pnbilc Servina com-
pany.vim, district hadquartgn at
Scnmblufr, hu offered $330,000 forthecitymmodelectric,water and
:turn heath; plant ut Sirlrlgi _ A
special election hu been cal for
Autust az t5 submit the quention
nf sate to the votera.The :ompnny
that seeks to punchana plana to
New Designs
The vogge of the novei and
n e w i n t h e he a \ 'i e r fa b r i c s
for, the new muon 'h.~n.ll
re pr e se n te d i n th i s sp le n di d
s h o w i n g w e h a ve r e a d y fo r
yo u r s el e ct i on .
¢ - 11,nn
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|- Innu n !w z:uu--
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J.E.Campbell,furniture,rugs
and undertaking.50-tf
Open well and cistern work.Call2 n d d o o r ! * a lt u f 9 th &Nebra.aka
Sta.`Ward and Reynotds 24-Bt
Cdl and nee the new mn hats inthe latest styles and colors at Mrs.
T. c . Hilton.21-oz.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,r u nandundertaking.5041.
Dr.Layland Staten,Chiropractor,Farmers Stats Bank Building.1?-tf.
llra.T.C.!lilton h s s j o n r s -celved a line of Gage fslts,extra
quality, prices reasonable.2?-lt.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalml'C. K. Bendorf, licensed emhalmer! and undertaken llladr.Ofileephones
and undertaker, Blair.Office phones 161.Residence phones, 334 I-tt.1s1.Residence phonea, 224.S~t.f.|Ir e .g n Allen leauea for Ilon-
llra.Oscar Geyer eelebdted her today to Ylait ber da »birthday last I'rlday,July 23.by llra. Howard Uttarbac kiml r-
em;in; relatives in QIIIIPL |H i "Ruth M£ o y °g_
lnllasflatherine Rose of Omaha apent a ibwrdays laat vee kvri th
accompanied i l u Karfaret Allen
home for a Halt over'the week-end.
her aunt,Hrs.Henry llencko and
Br. ilenckse, of thla city.
Hina Audrey Jolms of Hemming-I The Soon; people of the Danish
ford,Ne b r lli l is visiting friends Lutheran church Irlll meet at tb l
and relatives m o n o Bleir.Mi n H J.Hansen home as guests M
John: ia a daughter of Hr. and Hrs.Misa Viola Hansen, thla Umm!-
Aneon Johns.|Mia: Dora Warrick, who ma arpent
Hr. C. John Nelson, the torvenher her vacation vlaitln¢k i n d a h d
man, is out for the nomination for relatives in and around Blair , ld!commiuioner of dletrlct number two last 3lflmil? for her home in Col-
and ia making an active canvas for orado Svrinnvotes at tln primary election which*Hrs.Andrew " u m m or onne"comes Ang. no.[alum and Mrs. Ho] of Omaha came
Hr. E. V. Capps is soliciting home up.to picnic with the H. J. Henman
seekers for a tract of irrigated family and Hre.Wddo B.Nle lln
g===;;land "rg gf" San ,j~===°;=;and family today, Thursday.
n e M .a ey srhic loome a ml propoaition me vm hear! ,,"h'[,';';_°,§ " m, ': , ' : "f ° ~ 1; ; _ ~
inveatlgatfon.Ithe Benson bank on Sunday evening.
llr. and Hrs. Raymond McCracken AH¢u|Au:.1 lly ron wi ll be d: hh
are njeidig over the gfy ifgl of an dutiea ln the Citizens bank in thi!
elevnupound boy at athe Blair hla-¢i\!-'
p ta onday, July 2 .Their lit esen, Jaclc is viaiting lil; aunt, Hrs. ~m - 5 3 ;'? ' £
Qeorxe Hedelund at w*:hh"'t°"*they will vlalt Hr.Wemlnfa bro-hehr., e few "'°°| "`'ther and .deter who live at that
Mn Julius Petensenie brother
Chris of Friend, Heb., visited a few
days in Blair and left llornday morn-
ing for a more vialt. with relativesat Herman before returning to his
home. .An aunt, Hrs. Jacob Peter.-
een will visit for s few .lays at the
J.Petersen home in this city.
hi lllobert Hilton,who la work-
ing at the Prlnlinz game in Lincoln,
came in Saturday evening and spent.Silnday visiting with .hia mother,
Hr ; T. C Hilton and with his $-
ter and brotherel:1-law, Mr. and Lire.
Claude Utterback of Glendlve, Mon-tana, who are at present whiting in
Blair.
Ltr.Albert SpHck,who lwea up
near Spiker;will leave with hid
mother, Mrs.Emest Sprick on neagt
Monday for Denver and the RockyMountains.While they are sight
seeing they will take in the 'lon-
dera of the Rocky hiountain Natlon»al Park.They expect to be gone
a week or ten days.
For a time last Friday the £ire
going populace enjoyal a hit of ex-
citement when the fire siren called
the fire company to action to ex-
tinguish a fireEJNoyes,Jr.,
Rivett Lumber
business.The
in tho coal house of
over 'north of theCon:|pany's place of
blanc was one of
those mysterious ones of unknown
origin and did some little damage
before the fire fighters managed to
put it aut.
place.Rev.Wernlng le puter ol'
the German Lutheran church ln this
city.
ltr.M.Horrll,father of HarryMorris arrived by auto laat Wednoe-
day evening,from Natchez,Misa..for a week's #lan with the Norris
family.He was accompanied on the
long trip by Vernon La Oour,of
Baton Rouge, 14» a neplrcvr of Har-»
rs
Mr.and H n .Chas.Lamb and
daughter,Vera and Hr.and Hrs.
Clyde Allen and Iala drove to Oak-
land Sunday afternoon to visit Bra.Will Ramser who was* iniured in an
auto accident some time ago.They
report her as doing as welt as could
be expected.
Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Adams df
Omaha were Blair visitors on Str.:-day attending morning aervioea at
the Congregstiow church,their
home church when they. resided in
this city a number of years sro
They were guests of Hrs.AltaWainwright during the day.4
Hr .and Hrs. Oscar Guyer had aa
Sunday guests, her sister, Hrs. Ro-bert Rolfaon and little daughter,
Ba:ban Jane, of Penland, Oregon.
Mr.and Bra.A.F.Jennings ofOmahaandtheirsevenyearold
grandson,l£cnncth,of Hammond,
Indiana..Hrs.Andrew Hadeen ofLyons, Nebr., daughter of Hr. and
Mrs.Oscar Guyer was also dow|
for the day.
' - I n n a n n
T H E E N T E R P R I S E ' ~
well u our notion! gvvc rnmfnt itm l m A . n o u n s .ml u » ' ¢ l ! . r u n - d n : v m -m w d -which
would p ut the pvenmmt mn but
m a m n n ! ' m u n s n n (nal =° '=e»€"" °" vm y gvg 49;
of y o u r b n x t w b a n y w u n n f l i h u
m n n w l m h k u w y o u a n d b e l k v e s
i'r\ y ou and an vomnn who under
xtlnda md Ub i y ou.nu world would bt | poor .\l.w|~
pen if a ll appreciation v u e h n -
x..».4 -..A n.... -... -.A mm. .¢..4_
mn n iq e a n d the H n ! f u n n !in
Dans c ounty .Afwr un d ¢ y of
Chldrm v u mo vd lo i n prmentlondon, Mn. 0'L-inn pnaleed lu v
he n tor asvenl y u m.Stn w a
ulmimd to ngrtln in the suprememu n o f / N e i r u h In 1887 m d in
Work,
Uruhl Road Equipment Co.,
Re pd n,Otto Von,bugging,
Sam lh ll,Llbor,I - w - n n a w w . . D r - m u .
|Kenxund Handvnn. Suwlha,
2!.'l5
9.80
14.40
100.00109.85
mo e
'J . L Hokomb mg. U0., Suppikl, °|4.90C~ lldgud Joann, Bond for
Poor,20.W
ll. (L J ipp, hind taken for
mu l,500.WK. a Printing c o., Statute An-
natntinna.3.02;:.;"I.';.".-,""'"'|Jn1zm'"`¢""L,"` '",;,;°r{.`§Qb6 m;;,;,""-C0» License T
She vu mergetk in pubiic serv- C. Holgurd Jensen, Bhehmm Contnhen.10.00legs md at her damln In nresi-I Work.£2.25 lhbell. H;nh, County bltituta
Pll|»P¢|'¥¢\r ____-__F o r g o o d o r i l l m y
u v C | I l | |I n I I I n i n l u l va n e m i a . - D r .F n . { C n n e .1115: _of :EinQu cena!! of ill Ne-lH¢nl1' Nohrnberg, Dnggtag,4.951 mu Fund,267.78mm mm:-nu nelhy mi nm-[Omaha 11Load Bqdpment Co., Rs-'County Clerk, Trip Insane zaa m sumf..11. 5 nmmp.39.76Il l u n u l n a u |i d e n t o f t h e W o m u f a C l v k l e a g u e p n i n ,I R S . F A B O L I N N o f C h a d m n .I' o r m a n y y e a h l h e A . A .W
....- ..-...v r u a ne 1 r | p ¢ p n r e o n u p o n d e 1 t h m k Il
nw -h-=+1w»= u n¢uu¢a¢»°~°'*»»\iv. kdvwy md uman mn nuunt.Tho uma ll mb-'¢hf'u;.;":"":f' record: mv me
an-mu-» vm u me n u , w w w a n , m mm":§ "m;*';"'°°;'':
° " ' " " ' " ' " " " ° " " P " ` k 1 . n m 1 » n m ~ ¢ m w y v n h m »w u u m a u p u f w u lw n f e w ru n ua o f mmm:
m and apnfllnn. and ..Q-|,¢|.¢.will nruln In (om at Um rldcr thc futun u """§Z»'i}°¥"d o d n m a m m m v w nw, um ..,.-y mu ,¢',°I§°|,,,_,,°§
nhedhf mm made:-:und that du lution "l l\'J.!0d-7 Uh *Fe mmnmum m 'FM' A nn u zu f'§'"f'1 .£ '-v=~ Inmnnw Mic
du W5 lad mm ruulhd !' : m a mi :QSLE
mm-. Drluinr.F§6|x§h}iQ§`uIh=`§¢§§i3dff. ama-.ggI in; Prlsunen, agus,~l
foilonring eubfy to l i n .Fanny
0'LI.n»:, who ru burie d hon lu n
Thunday inning....
"Tho Nobmska p u l l is payingw g ; t o lin. Funk 0'Li| :| .n, one
of ouliezt plonoen of Du n . :county, who died 'haeaday in Chul-
ron at Un an of seventy-eight. For
runny nan abc vu Imovrn through-
out tb! mu, :p d ou td do lt, u anprgxrllur, community builder, teach
er,lawy er ind public lpiriud dll-
mn."W hen the ro!! of Ne bluh plo-
n n r buildun is finally made up,"
ay: the 0mlhl».Bee editodally, "thonomoo i Funny lln r i l Bnlnapd
0'Linn ought ua be wr ! ne ar tho
wp.Sh o 's u one of tho tomen
who helped subdue the frontier h a
li te m u well u in a fi gu nthe
senlé.Going into the Indian coun-try beforu it ' a u #r an ke d for
white m\n'4 uses,who wo rh d to
at up \ c ivilization and mah pou-
Iblo tho prosperity that hu followed"D a wn county was p m of the
oh! Red Good reservation After the
July.
J.R.llc1}on|Lld, Salary for
July,'Watson 'l'¥¢°n. Salary for
July,C. B. Blanchard, Supplies,
Albert llatthlsen, in;¢¢§,,|»,
D. o.shea. 351117 for
J dy ,Ed. shun, Road W ork.
<=;»;;=~==~==-»- Road Work,
P Kruse, Road Work,
Z. Plrrlah, Road W ork, .
1oo.oo
1oo.oo
100.002.67
8.55
amos19.00
4.00
s m
s o m
1 |.~
Cg|n;dy"'"THE REPORTER
Dynunitu,"
Chu. Rogan, Road W ork,
Ed. Stlllnbel, Ima Work,s. IL Neff, and W ork,
F u n d s Christen-nn, Road
Work,
Funk Schafer, Road Work,
Chris Mnlhleien, Rossi Work,
Pete Eistrup,Road Work,Geo. Nelson, Road Work,
Otto Rave, Rotd W ork,
Walter Nehen, Road Work,Eddie Menckr, Road Work,
Hnu llonc ke, Road W ork,
Goo. Mencko, Road Work,Theodore llencbe, Road Work,
11.50
zsno
78.0024.00
5.005.00
i ; ° °
oo1.50
1.50
1.503.00
3.00
1.50-L00
: e l
II
1iE
Something More
Bill if ale
HEY yuu buy an automobile here
you gn more dun merely a aide
w ownelehip»--you mlm ue: cum
sunt md enduring satisfaction in own-
ership.n
Gslting this extn vllue rluuni cost
you my mom---i!.'s quiw likeb' In war.
len in the long run.And the reruinm-
in |ni»lac¢iun~~ue much greaxar.
Ask anyone whu lim bought n BUICK
here._
BUICK .
Aljndt-Snyder Motor Co.
s1
I
M O N D AY
A James Crum Production
"THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH"
Every family in wwn should welbs Great.American Family
Pitlurei Fur here is n comedy-drums dm is more
than wonderful enlerqninmenl--il's LIFE
CHRISTIE COMEDY
S UND AY
Al Chriszle`s Special Laugh--~Marie Prsvust in
"UP IN MABEIJS ROOM"
\vi\||llnrrinun Ford and Yhillis llavcr
FOX News, HODGEPODGE AND SPORTLIOMT
I |.Elmer Christensen, and I All New P lay s and Fea ture
Work.10.00Peter J. Chrlxtensen,R d ~-vaude ville
Work,'moo
TUESDAY
FredThumsoninTHE BANDITS BABY
c°m¢ay-"ok \V||A'|' HAVE YOU"
' U N e w H o m e T h e a t r e
PROGRAM
.__JULy 29 to AUG. 5
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
.hck Hull. Nnah Beer' and Billie Dove in
"The Light of Western Stars"
7Ane Gruv'a lixhlning-swift ule nl Lhe finni clash between
~5 |~.
H a R I G~urzer.unnng na msn'|.nd|REAL concern
W E D NE S DAY
Lew Cody and Gertrude Olujnsumd in
"MONTE CARLO"
The \'mr'n Comedy Hit
MERMAID COMEDY
.~:~
Grader,24.00Chris F. Frnhm, Road Work,24.00 311 pHMrs. Frank /ulbery , amd for |Poor,41.00 |R a l p h M o o d
A. N. Ballard, Mm s PoorFgrm,40.00 H a z e l M c O w e n
Blnir Top & Tin Co£'uReplirs, 20.35 1 a n d t h e
8.WCChambers, J ce of1 c o m c wu ,31.30 M c o w e n K l d d i e s
E;.5.."§é"'"°"=f'°13»1?°'l'?"'°"' § ' §H "The Show of Q»='f1>'
C. R. Gray, Supplies for Poor,90.15 Th u. A bi ii ty B ui lt"
He:nun Telephorm Co., Tolh,7.60 I
THURSDAY
end dues .her coming to Ihwqacounty, e special writer.She 'eu
|. charter member nf In' Lu! chap-t e r o ! 0 . E . B .|nCiud1un.She
helped m a h th e h imrv,Including
the political hlstnry, at the qosmtyof Washington and to a very put
extent af me c ounty of Dune.ln
every m y dhe was Interelted in
the civic uplift and took greatprideinadvancingthecitywhen
she lived.Shi b v i i d n l w l in or-
n n i li n r the Crawford pioneer ao-
ciety and instituted ild be n H.
Pickett chapter, D. A. R.Hn .0,Llnn was bpm in Iowa,
both parent! heh; of revilutlonery
nr stack, and was married at twen-ty to Radar Daniel Henry 0'Lln:n,
an may surgeon, and they loc ated
in Blair, *lpn Dr. 0'Lin:\ died ln
laso.One non died in chlldhuod
and the other a few y u r ;\¢°.
while the daughter, Elizabeth 0'LinnSmith,lifes in Chzdron with her
two children.Hrs. 0'Llnn was bur-
ied Wednesday from Gnc e Episco-
pal church of Chedrnn,and wa lburied at Binh beaide her husband.
Wal!! Dm; Sw\'¢."Sv|>vlie».18.60
On mohin 6111 made :Ad curled
un County Cluk vu in struc ted w
ulverdne for bids fur IW bon Che-
r o lm Nut,D m 'v¢ 4n .c u|¢»bedelivnnd' at the Conn Hocus,hldl
to be Nod an or before nov: Aug.
l e , m aOn moti on My muh md tan k! !
th e Ba ud ldk mmad w mea l Au l-
uat xo,1926.A NN I E Q m u r r m.
-om-ey c u m
juatrnent following the ampalgn
.1876-77, and the location of the~lan:on their new reaervatlon.
la fertile teflon became available
r settlement.Among the earlier
ltlera was Lira. 0'Llnn.Sha was
organizer,and helped put d mwn of Chndron on the map.That
loc adon was later channd to a
more available for railroad pur-
aea did not deter her.She movediththetown.The Hethodht
urch befan lta activities for thatdo n at hir home.Sh ha d been
educator and araa Influential ln
ttlng schools under way.Study-:lair,she ara:admitted to the
,and practiced aucceaafully ln
a courts.Anlent in her devotion
the republican party, she was a~wer ln politics lo n;before abc
a vote.In fact, Mrs. OLlnn was
energetic, wholeaome, hardarork
g factor in the; development of
.life of the norlhweatlrn corner
1 Nebraska."Settling ln Da wn county forty-
o yean ago, Mn. 0'Llnn locatedclaim in the whine River Valley
n what later became the aite of
e first c ity of Chadron.In theomewhichLira. 0'L!nn erected,
e present Methodist church of
dron uaa orgmized and conduct-it:first aervlce.Here Bra.
'Linn founded a poatofflce,which
~re her name, and became the first~man ponminrm in this pm gflmeeting were read ln'l approved.
c o m u s s l o n s n s PROCEEDINGS
County Commiaalonera Room,
Blair, Nebraska, July 26, 1926TheBoardof Eqwlaatlon inet
pursuant to adjourrurment taken July
12, 1926, all members being preaent.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and approved.On moflon duly made and carrled
the valuation on the S 24' Lots 1
and 2, Block 18, Village of Herman
\\\l increased $225.00 and on Lot 9,
Block 23,$200.80.On motion duly made and carried
the following reductions on aaaesaed
uluotion were made:N*S N w l i -& SE56.NW K of See.25, Twp. 17, R. 10 $980.00
Lot 15, Block; 55, City of
m m $550.00On :notion ddy made and carried
the Board adjourned to meet Aug-
un 18, 1926.
ANNIE C. llAR'I`I2'l,
a County Clerls.
County Commlaalonera Room,Blair, Nebraska, July 26, 1926
The Board of County Commission-
ers met pursuant to adjournment
taken July 12, 1926.Present: Chas. Nelson. ILG Blaco
and Peter M.Tylvon.The minutes of the preceding
he went..After a careful examination of
Througout the early day s in thellllt following bills on the different
velopment gf Chadron .nd Tlawea ftlntli it WM moved illd Ettilfldid
~unty H n .0'Lirm became widelyown for the adive part which she
that the following claims be allowed
and the County Clerk be and hereby
~ok in public affairs and enter-in instructed an draw wananla on~rloea.Sho cmllucted the fintlthe different funds indicated below
ho o l mr o n nm Su n d ay $.chool te mr the aaroe.c m n a .
in Deuces county.She waa adm- H.C.Blaco, Supplies,31.11present at the first birth, the flr»t C. Molgard Jensen, Blacksmith
Under Canvas
- A T -
Blair. Nebr.
~A u g ,2
The McoWENSTUCK C0.
.9 , .. .T h u n d a y i n n i n g .. . .
" T h o N e b m s k a p u l l i s p a y i n g
w g ;t o l i n .F u n k 0'Li|:|.n,o n e
o f a u l i e z t p l o m e n a t D u n . :
c o u n t y , w h o d i e d 'h ae a da y i n C h u l -
r c n a t U n a n o f s e ve n t y - e i g h t . F o r
r u n n y n a n a b c vu I m o vr n t h r o u g h -
o u t t b ! m u , : p d o u t d d l l t , u a n
p r g x r l l u r , c o m m u n i t y b u i l d e r ,te ac h
e r ,l a w y e r i n d p u b l i c l p i r i u d d l l -
m n ."When the ral! of Nebluh plo-.a .~ n
a ~ . ~ , ~ a ~ l l ! h a d ~the
ln d ll ll ml il ll lr n w n n r n t l n n .
ay: the 0mlhl».Bee editodally, "thcn u m o i Funny lln r i l Bnlnapd
0'Linn ought ua be wr ! ne ar tho
wp.Sh o 's u one of th i tomen
who helped subdue the frontier h a
li te m u well u in a fi gu nthe
senlé.Going into the Indian coun-try beforu it ' a u #r an ke d for
white m\n'4 uses,wha wo rh d to
at up \ c ivilization and mah pou-
Ibh tho prosperity that hu followed"D a wn county was p m of the
oh! Red Good reservation After the
omething More
/#nn a
Bill bf Sale
1 HEY yuu buy an automobile h
I you gn I \u»J
!or nttismcnt.Among the urller
sottlen was Hn. 0'Llnn.S h u vu
an orgxniur,and helped put d miown of Chndmn on the mlp.Tlu t
a c laim In the whine River Vglhny
on wlut later became the nite of
the first c ity of Cludron.In thehomewhichHn. 0'L !nn erected,
the present Methodist church pl'
Cludron wan organized and conduct-ed its first nrvice.Hero Hrs.
0'Lin::founded a poaloffice,which
bona her name, and became the first
a l t a ~ o r e ~ n vx i l a b i e fo r r a i l r o a d p u r -
p o s e s d i d n o t d e t e r h e r .S h a m o vn i
w i t h t h e t o w n .T h e H e u m o d m
the went.|.After a careful examination of
Throudlout the early day s in the the following bills on the differentdevelopment of Cludron and Dmeaffunds it was moved and seconded
qounty H n .0'Lirm became widely that the following claims be allowed
known for the :dive part which she and the County Clerk be and hereby
took in public lffsirs and enter-lx instructed to drew warrants onyawn.Sho emulueted the fi mlu n d if fe r en t funds indicated below
school end the (int Sunday S.ehool t¢'pay the name.Cnrrled.
in D u m eotmty.Sh va :elm- H.C.Bllco, Supplies,37.11present at the first birth, the flr.|t C. Molgard Jenlen, Blacksmith
radon at hir home.Sh ha d been
an edwzuor and vu Influnnthd in
:mins sc hools under way .Study-ing luv,she : r u admitted to the
bar,and practiced zuccenfully in
the courts.Anhnt in her mlevotinm
to the republican party, she wu npowerinpoliticsIongblforelbs
had a vote.In fact, Mn. OLlnn was
an energetic, wholesome, hlrdardrk
'Ing factor in the; development of
On motoin 411: mule and
the County Chr! vu hastrucwdadvertise for bids for 100 ton
when Nut,Deep Vdndload in
delivered' at tha Court House,
to In fllad an or before noon
18, 1926.On mation ¢h\1! made md .the Board adjounmd to meet A
:ut 16,1926.
ANNIE c . au ur rm
Oounly
t e r o ! 0 . E . B .|nCiud1un.She
belpnd m a h th e h imrv,Including
the political hlstnry, at the qosmtyof Washington and to a vary put
extant af me c ounty of Duns.ln
na ry m y Aho was Interelted in
the civic uplift and look greatprideinadvancingthecitywhen
she lived.Shi b v i i d n l w l in or-
n n i li n r the Cnvrford pioneer ao-
Cg | n ;d y " '" THE RE PORTER
L~
Pickett chapter, D. A. R.Hn .0,Llnn was bpm in Iowa,
both parent! beta; of revilutionary
nr stack, and was married at twen-ty to Radar Danhl Henry 0'Lin:n,
an may surgeon, and they loc ated
in Bhir, *lpn Dr. 0'Lin:\ died ln
laso.One non disc!in chlldhuod
and the other a few y u r ;\¢°.
while the daughter, Elizabeth 0'LinnSmith,l i n :in Chzdron with her
two children.Hrs. 0'Llnn was bur-
ied Wednesday from Gnc e Episco-
pai church of Chadmn,and wa lburied at Binh beaido her husband.
s1
I
M O N D AY
A James Crum Production
"THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH"
Every family in wwn should welbs Great.American Family
Pitlurei Fur here is n comedy-drums dm is more
than wonderful enlerqninmenl--il's LIFE
CHRISTIE COMEDY
S UND AY
Al Chriszle`s Special Laugh--~Marie Prsvust in
"UP IN MABEIJS ROOM"
\vi\||llnrrinun Ford and Yhillis llavcr
FOX News, HODGEPODGE AND SPORTLIOMT
C o u n t y C o m m i u l o n e n R o o m ,
B l a i r , N e b n a h , Ju l y 2 6 , 1 9 2 6
T h e B o a r d o f E q w l u t i o n m e t
TUESDAY
FredThumsoninTHE BANDITS BABY
c°m¢ay-"ok \V||A'|' HAVE YOU"
'County (Jerk.
County Cnmmlulonen Room,Blair, Nebruh, July 26, 1926
The Board of County Commission-
ers met pursuant to adjournment
taken July 12, 1926.Present: Chu. Nelson. ILG Blaco
nml Peter M.'I`y1~o:\.The minutes of the preceding
1 2 , 1 9 2 6 , a l l m e m b e n b e i n g p r e i e n f.
Th e m i n u t e s o f t h e p r e vi o u s m e e t -
i n g w e r e R i d a n d a p p r o ve d .
W E D NE S DAY
Lew Cody and Gertrude Olujnsumd in
"MONTE CARLO"
The \'mr'n Comedy Hit
MERMAID COMEDY
4sunt and enduring sstisfaction in m m -
ernhip.-1.
Ge tti n g th i s a n n vnlue riw~,en"z cost.
you any more--i!.'s quite likely in cout
lou in the lung run.And the returns--
in utin!ae:iou~»-are much greaiar.
Ask nny<»n¢» who :iw bought a BU IC K
here.0
B U I C K
' U N e w H o m e T h e a t r e
PROGRAM
.__JULy 29 to AUG. 5
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
.hck Hull. Nnah Beer' and Billie Dove in
"The Light of Western Stars"
7Ane Gruv'a lixhlning-swift ule nl Lhe finni clash between
the valustion on the S 24' Lola 1
and 2, Block 18, Village of Herman
\\\l incregsed $225.00 and on Lot 9,
Biock 23, $200.00.On motion duly made and carried
the following reductions on ulesxed
uluation were nude:N*S NW %-& SE56.uwag of Sec.25, Twp. 17, R. 10 $980.00
Lat 15, Bum; 55, City of
m m $550.00
On motion ddy made and carxindtheBcani adjourned to mget Aug-
an 18, 1926.
THURSDAY
Edwnrd Hearn and Pauline Stuke in
"AS No MAN HAS LOVED"
/A xm.»..'.~ Love Swry
Camedy--"CHEAP 5KA'|E5'»
r ~.I '
Sinclair Gas and OH
\
-. - . - . - . _ .
0
Q u
July.'Watson Tywm Salary for
July,C. H. Bhnchud, Supplies,Annu lm'-Mem. Dnzrinm
D. o. shea. Suhr: brJudy.m shun. mm work,G;§,»=»=~»- Road Work,P Kma. ima Work.
1. Pmuh. nm Work, .
1oo.oo
100.002618.55
100.00n mwoe.oosam
Theodore llench, Road Work,4.00,
Ha m H.-Jensen, Road Work,93 0|o
Dynunitu,"
Chu. Rogan, Road W ork,
Ed. Stlllnbel, Ima Work,s. IL Neff, and W ork,
F u n d s Christen-nn, Road
Work,
Funk Schafer, Road Work,
Chris Mnlhleien, Rossi Work,
Pete Eistrup,Road Work,Geo. Nelson, Road Work,
Otto Rave, Rotd W ork,
Walter Nehen, Road Work,Eddie Menckr, Road Work,
Hnu llonc ke, Road W ork,
Goo. Mencko, Road Work,
11.50
zsno
78.0024.00
5.005.00
i ; ° °
oo1.50
1.50
1.503.00
3.00
1.50
| I
II
1ii
I |.Elmer Christensen, and I All New P lay s and Fea ture
Work.10.00Peter J. Chrlxtensen,R d ~-vaude ville
Work,'moo
~5 |~.
H a R I G~urzer.unnng na msn'|.nd|REAL concern
.~:~
Grader,24.00Chris F. Frnhm, Road Work,24.00 311 pHMrs. Frank /ulbery , amd for |Poor,41.00 |R a l p h M o o d
A. N. Ballard, Mm s PoorFgrm,40.00 H a z e l M c O w e n
Blnir Top & Tin Co£'uReplirs, 20.35 1 a n d t h e
8.WCChambers, J ce of1 c o m c wu ,31.30 M c o w e n K l d d i e s
E;.5.."§é"'"°"=f'°13»1?°'l'?"'°"' § ' §H "The Show of Q»='f1>'
C. R. Gray, Supplies for Poor,90.15 Th u. A bi ii ty B ui lt"
He:nun Telephorm Co., Tolh,7.60 I
Under Canvas
- A T -
Bla lr. Ne br.
ONE WEEKCummenc ing ~2
m o x n n .°
The McoWEN
Connell could not keep the ei!!-
nu an' Bt. lerfe from havin meh
a ponoffloe building as thai c rev-ed.Wbln the fedenl appmpriedon
hill M pe sqle tbl people ru ined345.000 by auhecdptlon zo #erect the
building.
..-Wenefe Rights
Solomon hwnlsr did:\*t know what
in do about e querrelnome wife."Hunt e cyclone cellar." was in ef-
fect the belt advice be could give.
"lt is better," nhl he, "to dwell
in the uilderneu. than with e con-
wntioue and engnr vromun."
But that advice i.sn't preclicnlly
aipplkalie in l.u'ent.ieIJ1 centuryAmerica.It h u been !.rle.I with
the result that the Ioliovrer af it
gene;elly geu yanked beck hy thecm!! of the nec k em!thrown in
jail for wife duenic u.
An Omnlu judge give more pru
tlul, if lea pelntible, advice.Sew
ht:"Do what she tell:you lu dc.Thlifl theaonly way to get along
with women.Your mishine in that
you 1ron'L let her tell you anything."I t is e dismal prospect for the
Benedict. but it seems to be what
he le earning tc.A mistake upper-mtiy been made in uiing the
wand obey out of the marrlue eer-
vim.U.should ,have been tremfenml to the other side of the ec-
eounz.--Omehe Wmid Herald.
Nenpapq-Burrowing1|Very. Dngervu
A lhnqu paper tell: of the dan-
gun of nrnplper-borrowing as fo!-
Ioun:."A man who wma too monomial
tn take his homo paper sent 111|
litth boy to bonour the eopy n h nby bla neighbor.In huts thu boy
ran over n $4 su mi of heel, and
in ten minutu looked Zike l #arty
mmmer nquuh.Hi; cl-lu ruc hlri
his father.who ran to his u n m-
mee, and, failing to notice a barb-tlr e i n c l.n n into it,breaking
~nhuihu.lomicul eoud£|.i1n4.In other rnonlr,
h a ve j u s t b e e n o ve r t o a c e n l a d
wh o h a s a d o g a hve c a l l s F o r d .H e
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l t d o w n , r e r u n ; l nl nc uu u 01 zn muh o m h i s a n a t o m y . a n d r u l n l n g a $ 4
p d :o f p e n n .Th e c o t t o o k u l -
va n l e g e o f t h e g e p l n z h e f e n o e a n d
[ b t i n t o t h e c o r n f h l d ,u n d l d l k s l
h e r s e l f e e t l n g g r e e n c o r n .H e a r i n g
t h e rs ck et ,t h e w i l l r a n ,up s e t |
i b u t l o n gchum o f r i c h c r e a m
i n t o a ba s ke t o f kit ten s,d r o w n i n g
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m u o e n a 1 |r l m e a u w m o m m u n m -nesa.1 w i l l n o t o f fe n d b y u y i n g
\ i n t F o r d lo o k s l i k e . 'T h e r e i s a
po i n t o f u g l i n es s , e s pe c i a l l y i n d o g s
w h i c h w h e n p a n e d b e g i n s t h e r e a l m
o f be a u t y .H e 1 |a s o r t o f g l o r i -
fi e d m i e m b e .B u t h i s m a i n t r a i t l a
affe c ti o n .Fo r d i s a ve r i t a b l e s e n s i t i ve p l a n t .
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net of teeth.The baby. left alone,crawled through the cream into the
parlor, ruining s brand new $20 car-
pet.During the axcltrement,the
oldest daughter ran away with the
hired man; the dog broke up eleven
setting hens, and the calves get outandclseinedthetalloff four flue
ma m. "
There ls No FuoI's Paradise
ltls a notioeahlo fact. that ease of
ltvlug and prosperity often hrlng dis
contentment while adversity strengthons the character and offers sn in-
centive to accomplish seemingly tm-
posslble results.This phenomenon
ls witnessed in both family and ortions! life.The wealthy itltllvltltllll
Irlth stl the msnerial things thst
should help bring contentment,is
often not sstis|'ied. when an poor-er ne-lghhor who has little of this
world's goods amd has to vrorl: for
a living, finds peace and happiness.And no lt is with nations and
dates.The United States which is
prohshly the most prosperous. coun-try on the globe, and which has had
the most tree and democrsttc form
of gouemment for zoo years, in con-
etantly attacked by political theor-
ists who would exchange our 501-ernmentai structure for a dangeroun
mess of potts|~e.~»When we were stnaggling forfreedom. necessity fenced us to as-
,me and adopt a 1-onstttution irhich
would protect 01e¢1dwldual fromoppressive of teislism.In our day
of prosperl nd power we listengou m m ;that would undermine
our constitution and lletrsct fromthe liberty of the s»»anmo¢1.=
We have ae-en Nom: Dakota urintr
towaiu a socidistic form of govern-rnent where the state eompetee with
in own eitllens in business, thus alu-itrorlor personal opportunity ont!
initiative.}Ve have seen Iowa en-
c ou nsi ol pnteruallstic experiments
which run contrary to the law of
sound aeonomtcs. and promise toaneste a to-ol's psndile br lqlsla-
tlve alllct.We have seen the states
to him he shrinks like a withered
leaf.His light of lift!has gonefut.lle is killed.He ls the plc-
ture of utter, abject misery.And when she upssks kindly he
ties himself into howknotl.lesm.
runs. barks, laughs and turns uorn-
eraaults.So when I my I nm human as a
dog, I htel to be boosting.Sympathy,ethyologicslly,mearu
"euffqfing 'utith,"and we usually
use the term for the cummunlon of
xriefs only.That ia good of course.
It helps s lot for any one tn feelsorrybecauseyouhavebumped
your none.Stiil, it ie a deal easier
to share grief than joy.People whounderstand our moods ot happiness
nm rarer than they that eqmpne-
hend our woe.If you would be my
resl and longedfor friend,2 pray
you cultivate s capacity for sharing
mr tlshnr moments.Then l knowthat you are genuinely sympathetic,
that between us nm the cord.: of o
unity of heart and soul that rnesn
something.
You mn escape.Sometimes youthink, when you have been particu
larly opressed by the Irons ofothers,t a t you would be happier
if y ou c oul.l crawl into your ahdl,
rhut out the rest of humanity and:et along vi m your ovrn personal
Sora and glooma.But it will not work.To retreat
from your kind ts as if the land
ran sv-syfrom the rain or the flow-
ers hid from sunshine.It means
¢|l3|'\l0¢#. hardness and death.There an certain goods you get
from lite as you xo along.For
instance.there ls foo.|: ml drinlt
for ur belly sud clothes for ypurb l .a¥§ltql\ffv your head and
mo for your pocket; there is theimpact of familiar thin;s at home.
the cat and the :log and the oldblue chlns tea set; there ls o cigar
for n msn and a new |l| *e.\s for awoman:there is s deal of enjoy-
ment one way and another, but notthe leant considerable of al!eatin-
iactlons in this vsle of tears in that
'lrarmth whlch comes to the cockles
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the nenuary ur\nnmmtn."i llxzukleofglul tomme that 0'Dol~
:ull I n r ellilng hi s n bllt.*'\\hnx'| \ nm to tha ilkn o' mm!"
m a t u r e d ann Irishman amrurly."l`relcbery nd lclaefning and mnndtb
mg.aye £t'| a B M n u m for such!Oh. mused nlntl. 1rhlf|'l! we an this
dmc the mormvrf'
"Surg beyond quelti-nn," ! :ought tn
mc ounxe hlm u l d mv an mybunches.°"'Ila nqvor the Walml'
'mir erw vrlll nvercome un""Be not too mn. Hatter Orlrneno-G,"
he retorted with unusual nhammel."I nm thinking there ta the earn of
high Heaven on this feutnn and |11
oonneetd Irllh it."
Nmrerllgelels he buckled cn hh
bee:me unbnisble.I wondered 0
| my | na tuude'| 1-umm.would In
n e n r -r fupc d vnu fella! as hh
mol, even tones clan uno dlenca'Touc h ol. Colman."Cash!The deck leaped underfool;
the anchored hull 1111116 forward.And aheet or flame gmslea the Jams#
aide. and m the instanfs, glam tha
Walrus nn wrenled In start damn
:pin-It I selfihl of gunning. blitkavatarandlow.foruttd shura.I
nw a mm in her fordop. almlallly
gbnllnclngi grenade.1 nr men lur-lni enshudr from the ltlhporil a l
our bmadslde lmuhed into them.I
had a gilmpae of the bmtnl hee at
Bones. oeerms our the lmhurks. acinuun in Ml mm.
The darkaol rimmed. and A mul»
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ALBERT H. MILLER
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Burn and reared in Wixshinglon County
A University (imdunbe and n Farmer
Pximaries August 10, 1926 ...,'
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Will appreciate ihc lnppoz1 of his many
friends in Wuhington County .
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lnaunnes-Rental!Rell Eltlu
Olfkc in uw Home Tbutrc 5|4&
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Exenllent CmluSaddnlory SerrieeC o u r u wu a wPint door aut En£¢l'Prin
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homo.Hr .And l n .L a n ,uvd
lr . a n d l n .Randolph y g .S h i n E d H m m m . A MI .ll! - Mr a n d Mm B u n n vu ! h a ms1llth_)|r. And l i n .B u n n f o r nw g - v i m .I n . a n g ; u u s d :
llll llu mu m Pulau Sa visltlng nt
5| E d. xu mn h om: lt p xue n t.K lth u h l I n d E h ! Ntvk i xk vi l-
g u . m m m u a m l n a q u -
mu du l mz mb un b y th e bu m! n nm h w d b y w w n s wh o ba r d
I na u w u m~ ¢.`T>».». mx Sg
w i t w o feb in usd \mund'Kll\r
bud , vi .| Xd n| n ln dvu u W m. vu
Ns u mn n l : wa n d : vs -
o l t h u m m " u m o l
K q n q d bald a reunion on I ma md ly d th | » c h o v\ g to u r u d p n r tle rum Wards, Wm. Bvrpuau and J uk
B u r g a n l vn u me mb e n u m m
fr o m Ou lu md Gm Nelmu we r e
p n n a r f n m h u mo u r .
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o " nxmm Nw wh o l q e d i th~r ln ds pe nd tn i umvu m i . n g
I n d - y m m n w u m n n nEdvun! Nu wk lrk idllnr l J E. .. md
James S\Pw=f\¢T h m n v u! ! tn S l n l s v u ! n £ B ! | . i r .Mr.an d li n . Ed Nnk i r k :pantSunday at th i J . P . L o r e n b mi
n u Mg r mm.A soc nl vu held at th SL Paulalkthernndz un l Smdly . m m m
an d "wan g md | lun c ro wn ! ww
in mmd n o s .Bmd wk hll.m t h !nd c ake wuvmld, buldu in enumpp .md usher 1-hlnn The procndl
vu $47.50.The o m m S ' - # g p held un I ncreamsoifmat0r\\mA|f.hod
umh hu y | \.r ng m w u p r u s : \ J W . p m e e e d s
was n lime mr $18.Mme : h mma , la n . mu . A n n au ll r ; - mr Hu n a n , u ma md s ml h t h Human I n d : m m wn k n u\»ew 'nmudcy maemoon v u l z m
:L lhe Jem Hmmm homq.Mr.and Mn .August Swxk mdauldmn mpc-nt me mn\n¢ lu! weak
I ! n . c .u m m .Mr.und Mn. Alban J emen and
lan Harold,spent Bundly alhmoongud ewnixg at Chrh Pc blnnnl.~~~nn nf Fnmmt vb~
n m n m. mu w LNvbr. ¢'?%'¢m¢.w v n u . m m
M l l a H ,Blk M r t w o i n k :n a ti o n ( n m a d n n th u Um tn l
l r . a n d l n .Wnlusr Weed mo-
wn d | . a l.£ | e o la ,N\ \ r . lu¢ 1 » \ c k uno Pda m w w r who u mfleflng
fr on a n on o f th Uvlr .B u h le y P u t n a m. wh o h u u nvhkingwith hla.mnl~l l r m . B ¢
Gllu mn n : u r Umlh l. n h mn d to
bil hams hun Sunday .Wstch fo r n d wr i imlnu fo r thu
E n o m I M F !p m g r m ¢»mln¢
soon.Ed Ru e h u m vu u n Omn -hn b \\| lnu» ~ A f.. on bad ly .
Chu. wid-. mu dnloau d hlnhvulde r alla 91 lm wal In \ h ll an du " 1 ' " " 1 1 . ° ° ' . . ° ' . 2 " : °far
me2$Z...'m.~¢.2 Hs in nomnhnt imi
r n m w a l t u m - ' a m r m l a |U\\
vwuhned :on -af W . hc rvn o and mn. D m 1| -
none . me ;§' ""' °" d nsve In hum
0| | | );w r m s 'wqu»|n¢'1}'. ln umd m m a w m i u -
I"1 TEL L. of th e y ou ng ma rri ed
n l were mwuhlned l t tha P m!
... .. an Ma ay u anlnz . the
O R UM NE W S
Mr. Ind Hn. hrs Rolllnd indchildren esllnl at the lludn Lu-sen home 'hudu evuin .lx . m d In H. <1and E du. H r. md Hn. .hu Sor-ensa snd r. md in-s. Peter Hg;
u n s p a t y tv I tAndrew Johnnsa M-»°Y»1'i'»l»¢ lr.
Johnsen eelebntve his hlrtlndsy. Ee-freshmentu were served by ln. Jo-
hansen.Bn. and Mn. R J . Relmmen nd
l m u a l h l d n m s m W e d n e s -
dsy dtenoon At the Ru m m-
sm home.I r . o d l l n .Hu-msn R-ll! andeldldnnspentWednesdayuveninz
at Carl un em.'l11\\Nd|¥ntwrnwn vldwrs at the( h d Esnnusen home w a s Hn -lh r ti n Lu - n n md Vloll E m i r n l
Hu-nun.l r ,n d Hrs.Peter Nielsen |¢~u-.nded tbs James Mshar inner-l h
Blair lundsy morning.Ki n V lo ls a ff of He rmu a vla -lu d h e r llmt,rs. llsrtin Lsrsmmd hmlly from Mondxy until Frl-
d l Emanuel Andreuon ' g
Tnursdsy st the heme nf herc m , H r . n d Mn. Hans Chrllw!~
Is n o n , n ur Hmn ln .w m Sorensen, Mrs. Isrtin L\r~
sen : M Vli__»l:iEz\¢u were Omshs
psuengen y.Hn .Andre!Jolunsen helpedMn. Peter Nielson c ook for thnuh-
e n Friday.Mn. H. c . lgrsen lllll dsughmr,Kirsten spent Wed-nesdsy lltemoon
st the Richard Nelson home.Amos Amlresnon visited his p u-enu, Mr. md Mrs Rudolph Andres-
um Frldny.Mr.m i mn .Guy x-umf y n l
Blsir were '. l\ mu l\ y mmi u vidtfon . lt th e H. C . Ru muw: h om.Url- H .C. R.u-mnum z )lon~3-v mernofm with u.."$'&'.. Bur-
men.ww u m m m o f B l a i r a n d n w:ld a n d P su l md m vf human:ue vh ltlu x et the Dlekmeysr
hum at the present tlma.ll-la Nam Andersen us s Sstur-
du n lte moa n ulle r n t th e X s d nLa r s en mmMn . E d . S ha h nmn s a d : hu h -
tc r , V en n l Td b u ts :e r e Ne s -dly evening allen at the J lrn Ln-
nn h o mnl r .und li n .Henry Gu-lsemsenulled at Lhe bonu of their dlngh-eer, ln. lim lgnen and fsmlly on
Thnndsy eveningVe rn on lar le n ln M§¢ »= =thebums o f h is sun t, ln.eh W ulfand [emily 'mr Fontunlle.Mr. lm! Mn. Peter Thom n andsons called at Adam. Wu A Satur.
M5 evening.ri.Chris Chrlstofferxon a xchlldren vm Wedrlwhy Afternoonallen at the Chris Petersen home.
mme Hansen a n n !Saturday
vdth Irene Pevrsm.Hn . c .K. Andersen and dingh-ter, Evelyn diwgt Thnnndsy s!ter-
noon n Ch elzrunl.The Lndlea' Aid uf the SL PaulsLuthennChurchwillm a t vrlih
Mn .H.C.Lumen m d dsughterr u ml, me finr'|'hund»y in. A\| ¢»
\llThe Rose m u Aid me d !withMn. lou Hlnsen [hg first W ednes-
dry in AugustTheLldle»'Ald ol the DanishEvmn he nl Lnthrfsn cllureh will
meek wlth Mrs.Peter Ta f t i n F m
mnt the flr st W ednsdsy ln Aug-
us .The Kenorill Club meeu \vll.h
ln . J i m L s r u n a n A u n t li th -Th e Mi nu s Ed u , wu m md K il-
d n d Hsnsen A n n Kllllr-Radiom e m u ' h l w n a u n .a u -
snee Hansen m e ta Kannsrd wvhizl i n .Otto Arn Thnndsy sl-m m o m Mn .Arp v u formerly
"'§' E||_|slKuh,_¢c a S.
srry evu n u n n m o0 . , B u m i | y \ 4 s t t e n d t h e t u n m d
sn nneh.\l r .and l i n .Clrls Ne lmn m d
:hlhirfn we n I"t\m°nt p u s n a r s
lnndsy .K r . md l n .Chris Nelson undc h l l d n l ~ H ; n d I r s .G U
ey 0 eve .l l a Evelyn N d l t hgy,Th
day lar la s Angles.Clllln - - `
B l» \ w¢ n t¢ n vld ¢ h | r d s l | r r . l. ! ¢ ~Alle: Atkinson md hmlly .B ' - 3 ;expeetl to shy ln Cdllnmls Ll
llk el is well unngh.Hr. and llrs.rls Ndr w. Hu' -lnn d un d He lm. Hr . md ln. P m-Nlelien, llr. and Mn. Andrew J o-
hansen.Mr..na l n .J em Sono-s e n n d ln a n d Mn .Peng- lur-wn helped l r .H.c .l t u m u u nalelarsle his birthday Satunlsy uv-nil¥~Mn .11.urn\|.ue'n s e n d n~
lreshr rnnu w Umhf vdtl.l | . m S h s r e r v Led h u r w n l n .
Sloux (My s (ew dsys lun week.Prol. md Mrs.Steve R/elnertnlif
dsughver Sylvll n d H i n bmly nRdnertunw u s h o m l o r d i.
Minn., Slturdly and ue vllltlng ntthe purentsl, P. J. Relnaruen l\o'm1~M l u Evelyn Relnerinn l l s n le a
or v.Relmruan And en ntJsMi n n . li m a n d E n i d mu
Rdnen.\e1\, who hsve spam tha annmer with their rf-==~3;-=='-» wlll 4°
buc k to Kunhud wl lhnlr punntl.Aid. snd Mn. Rnben Petersen und
dmghzera, hun and Ruth of Fre-mont n wnded on tad al st on St.Pauls Luthenn church Sunday sl-
ternnon.Mr.end Hr s . m a Chr is ~- mn ihed n few dsyn last wee 4 em n
u e -yBe n so n ho m ~ .M m A l e x O r e n h n r d t o f L i n c o l n
i n s t a y i n g w i t h h e r s k i e r ,M n .
l I n w a n l Je ns en a t t h e p r e s e n t t i m e .
M r .a n d M n .A l b e r t Je n sa n n n d
se n ;H n m l d s p e n t F r i d x y n i g h t a t
i | . | ~ol ne .
r n l (D °a |m d fa m il y .M r s .O w e n P a u :a n d t w o ch i l
d r e n u l l- r er n on t a r e st a y i n g w l t h
H n .H a r r y S i e ve r s w h i l e M r .S i e v-
e r n is i n S.D .H n .Pease a n d
H r s .S i u vc r s a r e m i l l e nl 1 » n . 1 a y e ve n i n g a l l e n a t t h a H .
C .Ha n se n hb m l l w i r d M r .a n d
I n A n Jo n e s a n d e h i i d n n .0 1'I'1| e :u l r .| y e ve ni n g M r . a nd M un Ho w -
a r d l l a . t i n g u a n d ch i l d r e n vi si te d
t h r u .
temoon.Mr.and Hrs.a n d Chrmis-nunand sam, spent Sunday at the Pits:Larsen home mar Kam|.u°¢LCy ril Bur u¢"Blair is visiting at
the home of his rmcle, Jen Hansn
ami family.Mr.and Mrs.Art Mclntodl od'Newark,New Jenny huns nrfivtdfor :hvisn at the ofsnslf ,gm ile-
Into 'lr parunts.r.11.
er Nielsen.Alr and Mrs. -Guy Hinkley ofnlaarv m Sundl l!tem00n vidu-
¢.rs at the H. 0.2 ¢13§3€n home.
lrn. ll.l.-hllalon aIGnn1lllllmI nl "1-gl Glldys lad WH: Phnck were I :U =e,;,-=;»;- ~ »;"_;,__,=,j*=¢.
~an \he|A lugs number ll Inmlten flvllg !gun | qa,g||-| "¢||'|gllerllu, Hellr., visited our umm on"-~hi s "° a rm., Mmm.|¢l1llt|.||u¢ :Inh-
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o. M. |RELAND
camy Qommissioner (Dist. No. 2>
THe support of friends will be greatly appre
ciated..
Prinpries August xb, 1926.
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED.YOUR vofrr: Avvmmx/mtv
Prbnarlcs Au ua! IO,1926vai for
B e r n h a r d F .L u n d t
Republimn Candidale /ur
Countiy Attorney29 Yun of Axe Willa Sr\¢r\| Yun Experience Purlkilll
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tion, Omaha.T. R. Gaines visited one 47: lanmeek with his brother, Henry .nina
or min gwn.
on Saturday o! lub week.Mr.and Hrs.2 "Mliier of
Cleveland, Ohio, who ve been herehelping can for the Ia|.1.er'n motherduringherilineu,left for their
Winelovr, Wm.ounan an ~-,Albert Llllmsn and August.Ed.Langhorst and Florence and Mabel,Blu.llirude Lnllman.Aumlsl.Llll-
.\1a|!l, Minn Minnie and Mary Lail-mnn md Cecil and W ill Lallrmn.
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I N D U S T R I A L R E V I E W
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Misa L.Petenen is visiting in
*Bm at the hmne of her alaber,Mn. Den Giiuman for a meek or 40.Mrs.Benin: Widenar returned tohar home hen: last Friday after avhit of several days with her sister,
Mn .Joe Juana and childrenspent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Unis Benson.Wednesday afternoonll:|. Rudolph Andneasun visited Mn.
Chris Bemwn.Mrs. ld; Cramer of llattoon. Ill.,ia visilin at tho Boom and I-IdNevrlirk Em..Hrs. Cramer is .3
K E NNA R D N O TE S
'Ikv. W. C. Fwnrza and flmily ne-
lum!d Bltuniny from Aurora. Nab.ahefa they aptnk moat af last lrek|§;1lh the furrner'|\ brother Ind fam-
1 y.
ortillon bein:l .~R.B.Fairchill m a b u n h wc a l l e r i n 'g - » »o n I n t S $ t U l ' d l Y 1
1. ¢ l | . | f i l | 1 ~~u n g z s
a n g p ¢I o p e n n n l l 8
P l x t o n e m o r l n l h o s p i t a l I n O m a h a
l a g e t t i n g a l o n g \ e r y n l c d y a n d l x -
f g y -t o b e h o m o o n W e d n e s d a y o r
u n u i a y o f t h i i w o r k 1
C .E .l l o c k a u t o e d z o O m a h l o n
S u n d a y t o a c e F r a n c e l .w h o l l n z
l n t h e C l a r k l o n h o g r i t a l t h e f t
T h e d a u g h t e n o f r s .A n n a C a r l -
s o n a n d t h e i r i a : - n l l i e a [ a m e n d i n
a r e u n i o n a z t h e F a i r G r q u n d a P a r k
i n A r i l n g t o n l a s t S u : 1 d a T h o s e
F r e m o n t w e r e M e s s r s a n d o a d a m e a
.P .X n u d u n .. \ .A .K r o n b e n ,N e l l
L a r s e n .T o r r e !A n d o : n o n ,W m .C o n -
o l n g h a m m d R u .J o s e p h R a s m u s -
am.Hrs. J. C. Appieby, who hu beenllHn\llly ill at hor homo hone forlhopast two months, pansed armyTuesdaymorningatnineo'4:1ock,
Lorraine Pritchard and lim Stew-
art.who have ment the put anv-eral weeka in Bmw: nt the 8. C.
Cook home returned to Omaha onHonday.Hrs.Stewart remainui inOmaha at the Chu' Lnc rono homo,dbsrralm coming on out hare 'Posa-
arA large number of relatives sth-ared at the John Rosenbaum ntlSunday evening and enjoyed 1 re
union of that family.J. W. Imcrune and Dan and Mn.J:F.McCann autoed to Memphis,Mhr.. Tuesday zo viait at the John
Overmann home.Henry Tietaort of W allhill W u |buslneaa cmiler hens Monday, going
on :o Omaha in the afvernoon.t.. R. French autoed _to Omaha onMomiay for a ferr days Vial! nt the
home of his daughter,Mrs. Jamea
Rach.Gifford French fold a ChevroletcoachtoBlevinsBroa.of Herman
r .O m n h s w e r e S u n d a y v i s i t o r s a t t h e
C a r i R n n m u a l m h o m o .M r s .A l f r e d S k o v a n d H n .T M
B u c h a n l t w e r e W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n
v i s i t o r s a t J o e J e 3 | e ' \ ' s .
A l b e r t a n d O r v n l B e n s o n s p e n t
S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n a t J o e J e m e n s .
M r s .C l a w B e n s o n a n d M r .A u g -
u s t L a r s e n o f O m a h a s p e n t B l o w s '
a f t e r n o o n a t t h e R u d o l p h A n d r e a a o n
h e m e .M r .L a r s e n l n a n u n c l e o f
M m H e n s o n a n d M r s .A n d : e n a o n .
L i t t l e R u t h J a p a n ,d a u r g h t e r o f
M r .a n d M r s .J o e J e n s e n w a s f i r e
y e a r s o l d l a s t T u e s d a y a n d h a r
m o t h e r i z w i o e d 1 n u m b e r o f l i t t l e
f r i e n d s t o h e l p h e r c e l e b r a t e .T h e
f o l l o s r i n e g u e a t s s t o n e p r e o e n t z l r e n e
a n d H e r n H a n s e n .F r a n k l y n D i c k
m e y e r ,V e r n o n C h r l l t o f f l e r i v l i a H n -
z e l N e w k i r k .S t a n l e y a n d K e n n e t h
A m l r e u v n ,' I r e n e a n d I r v i n P e t e ? -
z o e n .M r s .C h r i s B e n n o n a n d M r s .
( b d s P e t e r s e n .l l r n .. l o o s e n s e r v e d
n n i c e l u n c h o f l e m o n u l e ,i n t t d w i c l v
e . ,c a k e a n d r o o k i e s .R u t h r e c e i v e f l
o n u m b e r o f n i c e p r e s e n t s .T h e
l i t t l e f o l k s o n i o y f d t h e m s e l v e s v e r y
m u c h .I n t h e e v e n i n g H r .a n d § ' | \ a . i
A l b e r t J e n s e n a n d n o n ,H a r b i n !e n l l e d
a n d h e l p e d h e r c e l e b r a t e .!
l l r .a n d M r s .E d .H n n s e n a n d ]
M i s s K a t i e G u t a c h o w o f B l a i r w e r e
Tuesday evening callers at the Chris
B E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y
Mr. and Mra. John Bchtenknmp ofArlington spent Thursday afternoon
at o n Wm.H<gg;-== homo.HorolI Stren shelled com for
Au¢u1. Bloom Monday rnornlng..|\1fn1|Sick of Fremont retumedto his home Saturday morning afteruslatiwgAlbertLallmrndurlng
thltshing.Misses Clara ond Ellen Mengedolmtantuertninedthemembersofthe'4'¢¥I1K Ladies' llbulonary Society at
their home Thursday afternoon.Rev. and Mn. F. C. Schmid: andmom, Theodore and Paul were 'linu-da evening guests at the Wm. Holt-
xn ITU ;_Ed Ilrllhorst and dau;htaraF1or~
ence and Mabel utr Sunday dinner
al. tie Wm. Holtmon home.Hina Leona and Norma Iloltman
.-pent Thursday afternoon with Min
Mary Lallmon.Monday being the 88:11 binh an-nweraary of August Lallnmn,his
rflatirea and lrlen¢ln decided to male-lnate the event.At five o'c loc k srlvlidtllllrbirtlldnyaupper was served
snclndlng plenty of ice cream andcake.The gmmts included Mears:ml Merdames Will Lallman of
mum.
lgis section.Schuyler Contrac t let for haul!-
ntion of 260-h.p. waur boiier, at the
power plant."B d xk - Ne w sschooihousa to be
built here.Neligh-New white wny syalelm
pmposed for this city.Neiigh-Bridge to be erected over
river,between Nuligh and Clear-
water..Lincoln-Contract :raided at $1,-
280,000, for construction of new I5-atory Fraternity building.
Stxmfcrd-Trinity Luthenn church
to erecfnew edifice.Oxford Annex being built to
Gupton guage.Oxford--$7,500 hdml issue to be
voted on for extension of unter
main!.
alrutlion of bridge across Piatte
illsgr, snuth of city.Elmemek-Corn crop being har-
\estewi in this nction.Gothenburg-The Nebraska Wheat
lirowrrf Amsociallon expecting tohandle 3000,000 bushels of wheat in
1926 pool.Sewani-Cuntrnct let for grani-
ing mad betwctn Benwr Crossing
and Tamara.llennnn--City e\.rtf.lI to be pavedBlair--B Hi line between Blair
lmd Fremont being rebuilt.
a o h d é i i l h 'h i u d l u u m a : u m a ; s u .
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Q g n n d s m w h e n h e g r u d d a f d c
Ja me t.e h ?I f d e f t d ! l l h i l l M m ,
h e n n h n u o t w h o n u t m m l o b . "
'W a'1|m n H u w , " I m o m s . I n d
t w i n h a d th e r o p e wh i c h 4128104 b y
the m d d e f p o n .
" W h o l l t h e n ' I " - c h a l l m n d m y
g r n t u l | r I¢ , . | . ! | | t | n t l J n l l r l .
"R o be r t, "I * N P M P N I bac k.a n d
m m m m e f d t o u z m h .
' w h M u r r a y a n d 0 D o n m n l - - t h e
h t m - f o r n n d m b e i n ; z t l r r e d O l !
o f hi s b n b l m u l g l o o m -n a m e d m e
e ve r th e wi n d o w - d l l ,a n d I t n l e d e d
m e od d l y no n o t e m r n e a t u n c i vc
n n c o n c e r n f o r t h e r u l e r I d r i p p e d a n
n u s i l k e n cont..
' Y o u zur auifened a o n u m 'h t
a s k e d o u e r l r
" N o no . " I m s we r ed . .' H a h a h u h
t o M I D P e t e r u p .T h u a n c o m i n ;
agai nst a s w m a th e m a k i n g C f u n
i b b . "
H a vu b e t l l z t m e a n d t h c w i n d o w .
u n d I c o u l d n o m e fa m ! a m l l a o t a t
I m m u n o n h i s n e e .-
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prove our watch.Th no mmpll~to our people that they hill!! to
peer ahght of your going and -Peter squmaered lnso the cabin 1
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c w n r r l n I . - f l l I l l u I 4 \1 r t h dt vls l f ng l '0 o l Q n o C ) 0 l I |a d aa u : b u n - M . b u t d u r l . c o n f e r s ;w i t h Jo h n l l h o r - g m so u n 1.32
u n i o n u l n o o n a si tu at io n.
"uid why' war:n f 'damndods u n s .° ' D l d n ' t a n u h w h a t n » u m
n a d y m o g i v s u l a s d l h m k h l n t o r
I t m u m a n a I a r l b d A n d I! h e d - o n
a s p e c t . w h a t ¢ » o 4 1 l n . d o h t m !O n
|l i g h t l i k e t h n s f l r k a n
u h m w e a n _ a r c h o n h i l l .
' r n | o o ¢u m a n d t h a n \ N ' l 1
: w i s p h i s i t c h . "
N o b o d y # o h h r | t i m e .
" W i n n d o n t h e e b b m a l e ? " u h d
F l i n ! w i t h a s t r i k e ! l l l d I n u n .
" A a o t h n n o g l u l e n n t . "l i l
B e a u .
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tno f th c c h an -lnnlhu nc hed mp m'
but blhind q wus:aah. and ao n-wmd un bows. slipped Mlrldl ua
slid down tha anchor-nbio to t h
inter..L hm Irhlll :hips 501104 vm inri r u l .
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wuz does he trust?" I pantld.
I \'Yalr1:|| ern Ja."
v l w -_'u l t l n e a l h n l o l l l l l l l l l n l'" r o = . - m a n n . "I n n u .° " " "m u » n u a m .
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mats It an we go! zu udp hun tn lieour own alias Il.Andt der Uttlt Ill.
too.For hlm and dar Irlsbu Qin!drlnll like 4 hum aqua! ¥ aln°t got
no uae.Bu: y ou and! der mu: nl-
d0!'| dllfennt."
"Do you mean he launds to Cleri-
llee ll! of nl?And canfy un; thoIbn!! mann for himself?"
°1 Goth how, Bob.liurny . hs is1 NNI roller.Very funny!Ho :ms
der Uma nl.lln rbo he Ii ku mr-I 60111. know.AM! lil il hollelt -gf
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Tha mln wh a mnkrl |nada I 'III
' u w m m \ m f u n n - m b .md lc !mn b e mr dee llnllvu xo n lnn"
The amren gave xbolr lcknavledr
mem- um a lma | ll]_ s xmun nn u-I1 Peter polnnd un the Inlet.I - s m' h u e xr mma .
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lnlrru l. and u n d l n w u n d mm-plotely m uw nun of th; nllht.
lly grellfuncln mused dellnhly .
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nose with nn uverhnvy dole of Rb-Rnp.W a l , " u l P e r h lu t h m u
,n p nn b lr I n xhe Incident for m ddaveffellow! u Onpu ln rum.
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nmlemm.We hun the better vgn
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um har,A moaning and ncneehllf-ron tr vm "ht Neale IM gu ndoek:
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matured tha wmr.
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n n . h a u l dnd'| sec ond brvudlldlwith thu umm u'\'||hln| xmnlmlty u
be/tom 'ne W nlru needed u u ura n ma ma p , a r m o f v h n l u l l y
noelllna her fx-um us.Clams atmak e uma be twee n 'h e mu . ma
I p mu ml u m w e v u e b e n e a t h ;A-on un lererlnl or me nneho|~<nblo.
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p u s h I n u l d e .D o t | h i m n o w ! "
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N f v r t u l m n d l n o n e o f t h a o p e n u r l n
d o 1 r '| m r g r e a t - u a c i o '| d u e w h l t a h a d
a h o vr n d l i k e a fa d e d p l c t u n In I m m
s e e n n c r o n u d a w n e d r o a m .
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G o t t l p n k s l o u d I 8 d e r t d e i l l l d l
a n a ! h l s n u
u : n u I In u m \ I n u -|1 | o t I v o ' 7 ° : l n l 1 ' : n n l * : J n l i l
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n o t h u n o ' u m c o u n c i l - - a n d t h e n !
: h m a n w o u l d l i k e z a b l n b , b e m e 9 '
n m . "
S l i ve r p u m a h l m u l f e r e c t , c u d d l l g
h u c r u t c h u n d e r l u x a r m .5'Q\m{¢rmu1er m a n f o r U N I " " £tandoi voic e aoma ann..
" 'o f a l i n 3 to I r l l t r m m e r u n .nm:ope n u n .r a ca ut io n u o u r u m t c n f r o r d i "I ( T o b e c o n t i n u e d )'They :re gona orerlou. Gzdnoob.Wa heard the Wairul befor! we had I I
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ghoszllke from the 2It.1hroudln3 duk.B.G.'1'hgt'|fihe.What wereShe .umm nearer.Heuer ¢un.'¢noy'r fr#-1|
An d nu m.It seemed that the t1m|Doi tc h- On a ns to get out and
vessels must mlllge, :gd Qgg guspenu-the other vu to stay out. .
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0'Do:mell'|I lvl:was zlmply
Duhler-$25,600 .tdditlon is being
built to broom hctory.
Yutan--Canter Stunt bridge nemo!lim Plath Rlvcr daiiczted.
Hu li n n- L in c oln Avenue to he
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lr' New cut rrlces lnrougn me mourn ol July "1\rne'f ln.-stalled at such corner of aquam.
Neligh Pourthonn £5 be efpnillb-
ed.Orc hid-Highway. under c omme
tion from Orchard to Brunswick.
Neligh-Horthnrentem Railroad il
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posed for this town.Bladen-New zuenoir to be coa-
ntmded here.Leigh-Lnlgh lndqemirrgt Teh-
nhone Cdmpmy wh] ipéml $3.000 for\
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IH Blair, Nebraska, my 29, me- ' n m
se n a n d fa m i l y a n d M r .a n d M n .
Fr m d R a y s p e n t S u n d x y . e ve n i n g
w i t h M r .a n d M n . P H E !M u l l e r .
-M n .C l n n n c e K a i l y s p e n t T h u n -
d n y w a n i n g w i t h M n .T .K .Ive r -
n n .H n . . M a r g a r e t l v e r w n a n d f u n -
and f u n spent Sunday at FredGrabbes 'of Blair.~
Loren ll l i l t r l spent Sundny atthe F1its Jahrrel house.In the af-ternoon Walter,Roy Ind Hlrr yJuhml and lmern luten auto-ed in
Kfnnnrd to ue the bali guna.
thru other nun mme across beforethe sida Wu retired. The Hubl went
down om, two, thy ee in '£heirhalf
of than inning._The game marked the .Una ap
pu_1gnqi of Havens,the " Ma te rMind"of Elkhorn buebnll.in the
an-.bool dolld.Hr. Seo. Olinger ind non, Goa
J r ., o f Had ale, lo w: : n m ou r ~
viliten at Thoo.Ollngen Frida!vi A w m a l b g f s ua |nx ;'»funw¢¢lLGm.Grlbbo ni ColumbusImlfM. B e r d u v m n ol DmnhlJ i m a x R a y m x .sunnyc orrespondents :mm wary c ommunity in W ah
I ingfoa County | a f t e r n o o n .
l ml . .l v hber Han'
Bd,BrownYardHain
u h Wed
frlencla on
Yhio b o ;
Ichange ln
oplng for
lchmldt ofrlncetts on
day dinner
:olson'a in
lo Hodale,o.Ulinger>ok 'llleir
ga heme.
ay after
Seuu:at-mah Tues
ner with
Do,Nebr.,ly evening
1 Doroth!with Hrs.
Hinriciu.
Roth were: at Jonas~lfUelt1oonlgs'.wu -
them to
spent lastmdRaya.
ES
r realdantthe Frank
laney met
og Has-
e rlsm l m o e
1 judged.best oat-
y Mlltiererd.Afterdl a lunch-Ig of twoiles,cook
ade. Those
Folvejr, Mrs:R.Fowl~Beatriceen Ig rim.
y Masters.Fowler ofndaywith
flztendlck
mr.and ans.h mm Huston auufamilyof Omaha spent Sunday atCarlHamen's.Mr. and Mrs. IJ. R. Fowler called
at Fn d Master: Sunzlny..A.J.Fowler and aon Ken~n spent Sunday with Mn. Fowlerwho has been staying with her ada-
ttr,HH.Raymond Dixon.Theyfoundhersomewhatimprovedandshe expects to come home sometime
Saturday.Mr.and ilra.Jay Larsen andfamily and Mr. and lirs. Fred Mapters, Dorothy. Edgar and Fred, Jr.,called at Garl Hansen: Sunday evo
n ng.Roger Hansen is enjoying a vaca-tion with relatives of near Omaha..
1»1¢cARTHY .<tnn
LONG CREEK
Mr. and Mn. Henry Wulbern and
Margaret called Sunday aibernoonettheFritz Jahnel home.
Orval Leach and Elton Bissell
spent Sunday afternoon 1\r,iLh Roy
Christe1ae:\.Mra. John Aronson rlcl Hrs. E. E.
Blackman spent Fdday with their
father, Granddad Woods at Calhoun.
Mr. and Mn. Claude Utterback of
Glendive, Montana and Mr. and Lira.John Rhoadea called at the home of
Mrs. W ill Haniron last Friday eve-.
ning.
The following relatives called atthe Jamea Thompson and John Barry
homes Sunday afternoon, Jas.Sipp
and family ol' Omaha, Chas. BarryandaladyfriendofOmahaand
Paul Barry and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thompson spentSundayafternoonwithLira.Ab.
Row in Blair.
The members of the Pig Club pla-1tomeet. at the James Thornpaon
home Friday evening.
Mr.rad Mrs.John Aronson en-
tertained the following friends attheirhomeThursdayeveningin
honor of the latter's sister, M1a. E.
EI.Blackman of Lincoh:Mr.and
Mrs.F.W.Arndt,Mr.and Mra.
D. C. Yan Deusen, Blr. and Mrs. JoeLazure, hir. and Mm Louis Schenk,
Mr. und Mrs. Will McDonald,i n
ence and Laurel McDonald and rlNielsen.Will McDonald entertain-
ed the guests with solos on the ash
loaf, accompanied by Mrs. 1l:lcI)omld
on the iiiano.Reimshmtfats cou-eisting of home-made ice cream,
calte and sunshine wafers were
served.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Role spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
James Thompson.Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Aronaqn of
~Omaha :puff the weebeml at o n
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shores one
gc io move
s rsewer
Ptmr,
oclion im-
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ire Our
m e n t
h o b u v s
r e ,t e l l s
-lety and
1 w l t h
g e t s . a n d
vws a n d
c o n v i n c e
o r G r a d e
L
oi flour
nar W onder
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larry
a r k e t
l. Prop.
Geo. Snyder home.They were ac-eomparued here by Miss Margaret
Blackman, of Lincoln, who spent theweek-end at the John Aronson home
where her mother was visiting.
The young people in this vicinity
attq1d\:d the barn dance at the
Schneider home last Saturday night.
Floyd Hin: and Edith J en werevisitors at the Dan o»m75én home
Sunday af ternoon.Misa Evelyn IInger of Herman
has been spending the psot week
with her aunt,Mrs.Hayes Rosen-
baim, while hir. Roaenbalm ia busy
with his threshing machine in the
neighborhood.Chris Vlnderslev and family of
Herman were visitors at the Niels
Christensen home Sunday.hir. and Mrs. Peter Jensen culled
at the home of Chris Axelgaonl on
Sunday.Merton Winchell and family apent
Sundny in the Drum neighborhood
viaiting nt the John Taylor home.oline Rather Rasm\t5~96"l of the
Crowell home spent the week-end
at the home of her parents,Rev.
and Mrs. Rasmussen.Chester Aronson took Mrs. E. E.
Blackman und Margaret to their
home nt Lincoln lest Sunday.TheywereaccompaniedbyllianEmily
A1onson and Florence and Laurel
Mcllonnld IEmily remained for a
t\et&l&a 1.rl.elt with her aunt.
The James Thompson family wascnioying n pleasant ride near Ben-
nington last Sunday.
Carl M. Jensen and family were
Sunday callers at the .lens Juul
home.bln.and Mrs.Hayes Rosenbalm
and daughter,Ruth Jane and MEvelynEnger were Saturday etim-
lng cnllera at the Horton Winchell
home.Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hansen and
son, Theodore drove to Omm Sun-day and spent the day with Mrs.Hllt$en'a brother,Ed Hansen.His
three daughten accompanied them
home for a few days viait.hir.and M m Floyd Rosenbalm
and Marcel were Sunday dinnergueete at the Nici 'lhompsonhomt
near Herman.Wm. Harrison, Fnd Maltera and
John Barry were among those who
had tbreahers this week.l i m John Aronson spent Wed-
neday afternoon with Mrs.(J.J.
Hindlegz-'Chris H t u threshcd for Lode
Schenk on Wednesday.
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ALONG THEnorton. ROAD
Mr.and Mn .Raynoozxd Therkell-
# ; i . . ; . ; . . " ; ; ' e ; a ; = f . o n 1 3 5 5 . 1 r r " , ' § ; , . , ; , . , f , ; .e .o n t h e
§""`l'§'II' -"im H. L.. Gaines home gm a little "alrull prac tice" before
.a g a m e a n d w a a o n t h e b e h t o"k'§.§""F"§e'f'§"° and Miss Em-greet them as they came inmfrom
g f " n d r n " ' ~ o .visited $"°h l1ming'| Play Whether or not
u y a day auth Hr. and Havaoahwaa responsible,the Hubs
""¢¥`° P YiHJ £005 hall Sunday an
Wore not making many errors.
Mrs. Byron Beard.
Mr.and Hrs.T.K.Iverson anddaughtersaooompaniedapartyof
friends of near Henman, to Oakland
Sunday to a picnic at the perl: themMr.and Hrs.Clifton Anderson
snd baby of Tchmah ep-ent Sunday
at the parental,George Morganhome.Clifton returned home that
evening and Hrs. Anderson rernained
for a vlalt this week.Mrs. Fnta Muller, Min Roby Mc-
Coy,Hrs.Margaret Iverson and
Clara visited at the A. A. Andersonborne in Tekama Friday afternoon.
Mr.und Mn ..W.Beard anddaughterMerle took supper at the
parental, Henry Beard home Thurs~
day evening.Parker McCoy, Jr., :md Otis Blev-
vens vlailed Sunday at the P.W.
McCoy home south of, Blair.
M m Eva Metzler'e condition isaboutthe same.She is unable to
have visitors.Miss Gertrude Warrick spent theweek-end with Alma Wrieh west of
Blair.hir. and Hrs. Elzy King, Mr. andMrs. Al King, Mr. and hire. C.H.
Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ray
and Grace Ray, Mr. and Mrs. LouieHansenandchildrenofHerman
were callers at the ltletslcr borne
Sunday to inquire about Mrs.EvoMetzlerandvisitllra.R.A.An~
éeraon..Mr. and Lira. C. H. Blanchard of
Herman and Hn. J. S. Conety werecallers at the A. E. Dixon home on
Sunday altcrnoon.Mr. and Mrs. Randall Iverson and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
the P.W.McCoy home south of
Blair.Mr. nad Lira.L.L. Lay man and
children visited relatives in Burt
county Sunday afternoon.Margaret Wandck attended Pleaa-
ant View Sunday School with Florence and Eleanor Dixon Sunday and
spent the day with them.The Blue Birds of Bono are meet
ing this afternoon with' Min Maxine
Mathews.A. E. Dixon took a truck load of
cattle to South Oinaha onday ere-ningand a truck of h on Tues
day evening.Mrs.David Matlrews,of Omaha,
was a guest at th Oscar Mathewshoinef r o m w e r r l w until Satur-
day last week while David wma out
atate on buaineaa.Hin Edith Warrick spent Sunday
afternoon with Maude Coulter.
Mr.and Mrs.John A.llhoadee
and family and Mrs. '1`.C.HiltonotBlair, and Hr. and Mrs. Claude
Utterback and family of Glendiw,
hiontanpspent Monday evening nttheG.B.Bunn home,where they
were pleasantly enterthlned.
Miro Geraldine'Mettler ojcat to
Herman lali Sunday to viait friends
for a few days.Mr.and Lira.Harry n m and
son Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Tyson enjoyed a reunion piculc of
the Baker families at the Lyon-1
park laet. Sunday.Mr.and hire.George Hsin were
supper guests of Mr._and Lira.
Harry Tyson Tuesday evening.
Hr.and Mrs.Don Metaler and
daughter Virginia,of Arlingtonspent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Eva Mettler.f 'Mr. and Lira Harry Tyson c119ȢI'tained her parents,Mr.and Mrs.
Art Baker and sor1 Kenneth»and
comin Bcrwin at supper last em-
ning.Mrs.Fritz Muller visited at theGeorgeMorganhomeWednesday
sfter;oof~..Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hain and Mr.
and Mrs.Harry Tyson spent Sat-
urday evening at the Clyde Fitch
home near Herman.Mr.and Mrs.Zenoa Smith and
family Mrs. Arlene Reeves and Mr.Cluur Wanick of Blair, spent Wed-
nesday evening with Mr.and Mra.
Harry Tyson.Mrs.Claude Utterback,of Glen-
dlve,Montana and Mrs.John A.Rhoadea and daughter,L-Oxoln of
Blair spent Tuesday afternoon at
the Mrs. lliargnret Iverson home.
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"ZFIASTER .2mz~m"FA IL S To W IN GAME
. _ . .
(Continuod from can One)
Scheffier, for Blair,were receiving
fine support and in the 12th it
looked aa though the game was go-ng to continue until darlmess set
in.In the 13th,hoaraver,the Blairarrccltlng crew began its work and
lt did it well.Scheffler alngled anj
vent to second on a passed ball.
He wa; advanced t9 thind on Sven-
gaanl'a single.Lundt walked, fill-
ing the bases.Cook, Blair manager, came to thebat and ordered a hit and nm.I t
was plain this was Blair? intended
play, but the Hubs seemed to haveno defense for lt.Cook laid dorm
a hunt and sehernef paced across
to break the tie.Then Blair began hitting and
Blair
AB
-lion. aa . . .7Jectsen, lb . . . . .
Swnzur dt if . . .
Krause, c . .
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2 0
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oG. V a n D e u s e n , d 5 0 2 o
Sc h!ff ler,p.5 2 2 2 8 0
; L u n d t, 3 l: | . . . .5 1 1 3 o o
, w w e k , 2 b . . . . 5 1 1 o 7 2
l C o o k e , r ! . . . . . . 3 0 o o o o
T o t a l s . . . . . .45 5 1 1 3 9 1 5 2
Hubs
AB R H P O A E1a.nbe,3b 5 1 o 1 .|o
H e d s e n . 1 f . . . . . 1 o o 1 o o
G u d w ,rf ... 4 o o o 1 o
Peck,ae . . .5 0 1 1 2 1
P o l l o c k , c . . . . . 5 o 1 1 1 5 o
Cunningham,2b . 5 1 1 2 6 1Chambera,lb.4 o o r :1 o
ws n m r - I f .. . . s o o 4 o o
R. A d a m. s , d . . . . 4 o 1 1 1 oH ¢ 1 w n . p . . . . . 5 o 1 1 2 o
Totals . . . , . .43 2 5 3 9 2 2 2n u n
Blair ooo1oooo1o<\o4--511 3
Hubs ooooooo1 1ooo;o-2 5 2Gardner batted for Hodaon in Sth.
Summary
Twobase hits, Melton, R. Adams,Jensen; t.l1ree~baae hit Lundt; stolen
bales, Jensen, Cooke; sacrifice hits,
Cooke 2; Krause, Chambers; hit by
pitched ball, Svengaard and Krause
by Melton; bases on bella off Helton6. Schdfl-er 4; struck out by Helton
11, Scheffler 9; wild pitches Melton
2; passed balls off catcher, Pollock
2; time of game, 2 hours, 40 min-
utes;umpire, McQuade.
League Standing
W L PcL
lll.en:.l\ants..... . . l 2 3 B00
Scribner . . . .. . . 10 4 714No r th i i e n d . . .. . . H J 5 665
B1air ..... .e a 42s
Hooper .. .. .5 3 128
Snyder .. . .. .5 9 4{J0
A r l ln g t o f : 1 . . . . . .. . - |9 30811ubs.. . - . . . . . .2 1 2 142
Su:1doy'a Reeults--Blair 6, Hubs 2 {13 innings)
Merchants T, Scribner 3.Hooper 3, North Bend 1.
Arlington 4,Snyder 2.
-Fremont Tribune.
LARGER DAIRY HERDSPROVE MDSTYROFITABLE
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Ate n o r twc lr e c o wh e xdto ta k o
the place dd the aixfow herd no
common on farms in the MississippiValleyialdvocatedbytheBlue
Valley Creamery Iustlltlte.This is
butod on work conducted by Prof.
H.H. fliililee of the Iowa Statue
College of Agricimlturc.Prof.Kil-dce found that farnierrrhaving
half a dozen cows do not always
conaider them an important part of
their farm scherrre,while 11 dozencows make ddrying a buaincaa.Hefurtherpointsoutthatpractically
the same equipment ie neoded to
care for a twelve-cow herd aa for
tbe one of small number and that
the income is relatively greater.
An important factor in the econ-
omy of larger dairy ho on formawhere cream is sold and skim milk
kept for feeding to calves, pigs andchickens, lies in the marketing of a
higmr quality of cream.This is
especlally true in summer whenwarm weather makes it difficult to
keep small quantities of crcem coldandevreet.The longer cream is
kept on the farm, the more time it
has to spoil.Greater production
makes it possible to ahip creammorefrequentlyondlessensthe
chances of it becoming; sour.
An nverngg good herd of six
cows producing 1,200 pounde of 36
percent cream .luring tho warmmonthsofJune, July,August and
September will average 10 pounds
of such cream a day, states the ln-
stitute.To fill n five-gallon can,which holds about 40 pounds of
cream, would :require n six-cow herd
about four days..A twelve-qowherd of the same productive ability
would fill the same can in two days.Since the coat of shipping a five-
gollon can of cream is pi-mieslay
the some ns for shipping the samecanP\1'*~i»1l>filled,a aaving ismadelnshippingfullcana.The
premium paid for sweet cream In
addition to the top price paid for
good sour cream is usually threeoctnteapound'for butttrrfut.A
fivegallon can of sweet cream re-ceiving such a premium would bring
the farmer I2 cents more than thegood sour cream.In the course of
a year, this exftrn income on ouchcanwouldamounttomanyaddi-
tional dollars of income.
_ "Why dldn't you put this water
melon in the icebox as 1 told you.
Mar y !""I did, mum.""But it ian't cold."
"No mum.How c ould it be?l
had to take the ice out to get it in."
of B lslr, lr .and Hrs.and Hr .usd Hrs.Howere cellars at Chu.Hnesdsy~=*!'f1i»1aMra.Robert Lem071'|
the Bench u e very soof her serious illness and,resent there seems little
h r condtion,all uve
er spee recovery.Mr.,J Mr s. .E.C.
Blair were whas at LipSundsif afternoon.
Cl!! ord Rays were Sun
guests .st Hr.Glen NIlsir.Ruth Lippincott wentSunday evening with ~and. wife urhvn "qv
evewt.Miss He lm Gddi~
Hrs. Hinric h: mintnoon with Mn. Sumner.Hr.and Mrs.H.J.tended | . funenl in Teks
cien Pluck wok diFredPeck!lsst Sunday.Rev.Hsugrams N N W ;
'ns s supper st o ~st E. C.Liap ffo lu.
H n .H..Smith sspentSundayafternoonBylvlsi in Blslr.
Hrs.Lyle Guyer,M
Hrs. Li ineott and Hincllleraedneadnrrr eveninBlombergahEser in
they cslled st Chas. Roe~ms Wsrrldc sccompsnledthelatterpls-ce.Harry Smith and wifeMonday evening at Cliff
ds
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J. L. Pounds
one price dothler .
Blair,--Nebr.
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Says Eddlz with fr
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pravcsonel
Our Customers
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MANEY Nqr
Mrs.Ray Peak,fonneof cnlz u mla , wu d a tHovandick home Fmlary.
The Merry Maids o \at the home of Mia Dohu Thursday nfzemeon.hmught. ample: of oatmandsoftcustardso
n¢ma¢=¢HJR?hi ll the
meal cookies nm!Dowthhadthebestsoftcuthe meeting urn |d}ourneon: r u served consllkindsof nndwic hu,pi
ies. fresh fruit and iemopruant were: lin. JerryCarlM.J e n s e n f ln .D.er,M m Fned Mu i tr i ,
Pauley, Karan Jenna, Hel
Tenn Folegl and DorothMr.and rs. ThomasnearElkhornspxintSu
Sam BdleysuMr.and M1.=.Frank
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Fontane,Hc. Ncbr.
Republican Clfndidltn for
State Representative
Born and rurdd in Wuhing-
ton county and hu extensive
land iuuamats here.
Hgie s. good business man
nndsnfc lad sane man tn
'vote for
Ee' dionNov. 2,;925
1 BENCH NOTES
Mr..and Mrs.Waltar Pack, who
- vo been visiting a t n a d Packsthe 31" tac k was Sunday dinnergunz;ni llr . md ln . Cb r il J en -n They will al cl |few days
Hrs.Andrew Svengnnl hxd |family rsgitlug of her pooplo- Sun-day at c h ' i o n p r e s e n t b u t
Mr. Blomblrg, .o ntnyod homo to"h "usd was nunrdod bygoun ,n v it 4| om their old udghbora,llr. xml Mn.. Kinney and daughtorwithher frimd, Mr. Turk of DTI-itl Hull. at E.8.mUpp1noottL l t . .T h hmjly regretted min us'
Hr.w. T. Hlffar, who hu spentmep u s in trkml-ll,rdumc d»tho home of his dluhtxr, Hn.Roy Polk,Sunday and hu in very
.nitor tum or uned days lut week
t Hn. Qllffoxd Ray a.Hrs.Kale Honrlolu of Florence
me Whlzmsdn to attend the Inn-rnl of Hugo ni; nad nm-nimd
few "af"in visit S h i m m l tLipp neott homo md rhitndof -hr inhedllto friends, ru-
~lng not to no 131.Sho return-\ to her home smndny waning.Mosul ?¢lk had the midortum to
.1 a pitch fork line in li: ioot oners: last week.W hen In vu tak-
n to tho doctor om Sundaj' it wasoundInlledionhadbegun,b lt ho
.n doin fits: now.Ted fan., mother md dltor, N#
iv were ulhn nt Jonu BlombeȢl
Inlay evendng.Mtn Ru h Com lon : p mt 'hues-
\~r hollih.Hn Sud# Lune, od Blolr, Wu 4
ru.B.C.Llppincotrenloyed |vim with her onngest brother. 0.D. Schmidt ol orfolk. at the homeoftheir shin, Hrs.J.L.Poundson Tuudsy afternoon I n t weak.Mr . md Mrs.Tino.Ollnger had
u dlnnlr gust.:Sunday,Mi n t !
Helen Gidiilrzlfs, Ruth Lippincott ondWilmd w ek, and Bun' Hunk.Mn. J .ll.Compton had a nice
visit from hor nloa, Hn. Ed Brn-derlln of Richmond, Va., who, 'withher little son Blnir, are visiting hn
nntn, at Arlington and came on
ggi-Y to fmt xt Comptons, reft.mn h i o u r o gHr. and ln..p neott and Hrs.Hinrich; villtgd nt ned Pec k! luxThursdayevening,including Mr.
and Hn. Walter Pec k hz the visit.
All tuc hon md offioen presentnt Plouant Vi-ur Sunday.Thi Jun-jan lol! tlnlr banner to tho Young
hoplo'|C h u .Hrs.Dixon,thnlr
tesobor,brought her earner:andlsqtgninatJL.. Bumnc n.took s picture of the c lan after
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