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G`E1l,TTJRAL AND LOCAL NEWS mn: COMMENT
No. 15BLAIR, WASHINGTON OOUM :Q if. NEBRASKA. MAY 11,1917 an
f r a t Y Y T
NBWCHURCN BASEMENT OPENED
A°¢0r\ilm¥ mth ldndulu urn rn pd
bythl lluxbodlnpooplo. tbnuwbue-
muntollbdx chnmhwu opened thi!
w u k w the public.To tho!!who
n n p a n g ! l u ! m l w h e n th e d m
whnlbunw ldld a i
l
lrt wu remand.
u n m m u m m ¢ loud ly nig h:
hu b : d n t dum,:nm wan¢kr!ul.Tl¢
bucmcut is nn-nnpd n n l u n lu r y
plan.Ailahnn I-lwrvvzbly oqvdypqd
with everything needful,bomdfdl
gh a u d ¢ mmu n 1 » » c r v \ e 1 ; | mg .
dining :mm with an bn; ublu, slr
nn! table Hun, dry, lhih cununs,
po nd p la na and : n l B o n n . n u n
wnhl md newly vunlabcd wood-wmk.
phnty of light, h ut md huh slr-tba
plus, ind ud. lwhd llh h h-y lnnd.
'Run ' mq i L¢ w| ,o ¢0 \n | h | , wb ow| |
znhu abo onpg c nn c tnmnhxhuop an-
lu d d d n l l, w m s u n l b b t n c n mq u h h
wil: l| dangumunly il! In | botplul md
bi zo ni d nn th lvlho tb o dn id n A m b -
ndtnu,by wlvlr,wu is nt, i n tblpur-
non nl ldn. Romer C. Bums, urlh lf
th lslb od ht B i sh op , who n n l
an Ioutn m}| | ion| .
l n .S u m ! ! h u li n d ahead for
man thu: so nm. nlmo! whic h :pmt
In India, und a u r a l mo n i n S o u th
Annales.Bhilpoka of Lbs :dunc a-menc thu womhn hlvu m l d l H M M
wa s y a n md du n on mad . " ill, o l
mh s la n u k l ln L b ! ! mu ` A n » r h i t
nddnu, thnludlmc o adfonmad m tbl
b u o mu n l F M ! ! u h I n d eoHo| lun
nrud me o_ T n u i i y ~ t h e E p w o r t h h q m
m m - m m z u : w u z Pwvb . an d |
rvbdly number of o\dlf pcnonl win ln
c v l d m a 'pm nxllar pan of use |n~
n h ; w u g i u n auf w l prngfnm coa-Ihdng ol mud: by th mandolin dnb.
» ¢ u | \ q n y | n n i s m| u = , vq a | wx- r u
Lyla IeBf\d» and Di!!!-L|A\'K\5¢» nur
d vlh l u l l g u m a m b y C d d l s u m;
ma s mu g c m- . wa n s o b a y Hd -
un Bathmmn.u h and l u i w i n
un d a n d th a n p n! ws u i n d u lg e d
In und! 1 ||¢| hour.
W lh d l y w a n i n g L b s C b d r ~
--Ae a s L M w h n m
a lu n l l* - NUI ( p a u l u a li n e n -
u l n d n r y r e g n n n a w p m g l l ~
y t l b a t p l u l x y o f m i s ~»»~
Gtxnrd D ixd np lnlln h h a a f u n c r
"I Bn: Yau Dnu hg ls," whic h - ~
nd dn ~ -m.T h u ' n n d i l l -
ARWHNEREAEE
IN REVENUE BILL
comes ol $1,000 for Single
"~ \1|
for the War.
\.
zona mn mm nm
aft of Blli Cunplete-Annum F110
List 10 Par Cont mu ltmln ll,
Luxuricl and lnhariuneol
uma f or A unafn ent.
\\`nshlnzion May 10.-A 19 pn cent
crease in me tariff, and ad raloremx of ggo per cent on xll materials now
dlniiled free lull n iotai tn: of 81'
r cent on incomes above 3500.000 |.
rar are provided In tho $1,S00.000.000
'vmuuo mx blll as completed by the
suse way! nm! moan: committee.The bill 'alll be Introduced In the
ousmtodny.It is mn tho house com-|lL¢'¢has virlually determined to
se open house.Them the detain 1.111
djust lncnngrultlcn Kempornrily andlcr the ncnam ilmmcc committee will
frame the mcuurc.Tha income tax sections Chalrmnn
llchln nuulc public show vast !n-
ses. All unmarried individual: will
\ taxed on $1,000 incomes 2 per cent
nd all mnnied men inc mme on
ooo.
Basic Rats 4 Per Cent.
The basic income tn: tus been nxed
z 4 per cent of incomes of $5,000 P"
TY THOUSAND MEN
Ottawa, Hay 9.- Cuu ndtiu among
T WEN T Y- ONE T OT HIR T Y-
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. _ - _ . - . . .- -
Azwaoiw ami 11?
Bury Tucker hu 115 ac ru of c om
pianud.IIarry | the "nlI3 bird."
SCRIPTION
ROOSEVELT ELIMINATED
Washington, May 10.---The long
deadlock of senate and house conf-
tbl timu the nur begun up ln yester-
dly hld nuzhed | wud of 88.843 Hlled
l ||\ |I I 1: u p o n n u d e t o n i g h t b y U m a : n r r e c o r d s
o m c e .
M A N D E F E A T E D F o n C O N G R E S S
B Y M I S S R A N K I N x | 1 . L s m m -
S E L F
...- - _E l k h a r t , I n d . ,H u y 5 . - J a c o b C r u l l ,
o f R o u n d u p , M o n t . . . w h o Il l d d u t c d
fo : t h e r e p u b l i c a n n o m i n a t i o n fo r c o n
gr e ss i n h is d is t ri c t b y J e a n n e t t e R a n
ki n a t L b s 1 9 1 6 p d m n r y , d i e d 2-are t o -
d a y , t h e fa u l t o f t n k i n g p o i s o n .
C r u l j u m a h m t o 'r l n i z s h r o t h e r a n d
l i t t e r n u n ! w e e k : a g o a f t e r a n l b -
n n c a o f t n n t y y a n .H e d r a n k t h e
p o l l o n a t a n u n d e r t a k i n g e s t a b l i s h m e n t
In t n i g h t a n d d h d to d a y In | . h o l pi t n l .
-- -\--..
bill was broken today w i t h agree-
ment on a compromise measure llnf
der whi ch a g reat war ar my wou ld
be raised by selective conscriptlon of
men between the ages of 2| and 3l»
Authorization for recruiting Colo-
nel Roosevelt's proposed volunteer
division, written into the bill by the
senate and defended stubbornly by
the senate conferees,finally was
thrown out onthe insistence of com-»
mitteemen representing the house.
ln return the house yielded to the
senate's proposal for prohibition at
military posts.~.
IU i V ! N { l A W A Y A F O R D
Th a Jo u r n a l p u b l i c l t i o n l ,T h a N m
b r a a k a S t a t s Jo u r n a l ,L i n c o l n D a l h
N a n a a n d N a b n l k a R u r a l l a t ( n o r m
m o n t h l y r u r a l m q a z i n e J a n g i vi n g
a w a y a n o t h a r F o r d ,a to u r i n g c a r t h i s
l i m a , L o t h e a g e n t t u r n i n g ln t h e m o a t
su bs c ri pt i on bn al n aa a b e t w e e n M a y }
an d Ju ne 3 0 .Ar q n n s i a e l i g i b l e t o b a r
co m a a n a g en t a r d a co m m is s io n ia pa i d
l
D E A T H D F 0 1 . 0 S O L D I E R
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n a h is athred the agent turning
in tbl mont bnlinell in tbl contact bl
fors 3117 31..
I
s GRAINWHEAT soid on ysstei'day`s- 0ma1i$marks;
at $322 .per bushel.`
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n . ...r ..Idl e d a t t h e h o m e o f h i s d a u g h a r i a - l a w ,
l i n .l l i n n l e M i l l e r , l u !W e d n e s d a y
f n n m o n . .H n I n b o n . i n D m - g n
co u n t y , N o # Y o r k , S e p t . 2 2 , 1 8 3 4 .H e
u r n n C i vi l W a r ve n n n , h a vi n g ; s o u n d
i n 1 N e w Y o r k c a va l r y u o o p .H e w a s
ar
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AT BLAIR, sxruni».1~
351
MAY 12
Flag Rlili|:| sg City Hall 1:80
Ouxdoor Asidreu from Pan
In
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OHiec Smepi by Cgmndc
J. E.McCracken
Mulic by Fife md Drum CMN
and the Bhir Band
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4 ,
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iy-i w m u n m g B o m ] I Y I I 7 m m u w w w Hnun-dnlntl:30 p.m.Sup a o rly and
sn i s u r ~1
2-Conc ert:By Blair r
Lndha of iho W . R.. C u r nSupper xo umznrwf co. P.. H. 14, G.
at 6:30 p..m. ng W R. C. Hdla
B i g a m e n - 1 m m a n t h e w i l l
lt Amory F1j¢|1,0 Soldiar Boy s md
ullll' F fitlldl.4 `
1:80.F l u n i s f n l Agldnua by J.
ll.l c C n c h n m m louth mtmneo
| tlp lto P o lt 0 £ B e | ./ ' l' h ! g F ll ¢ } n -n n t o d b y w . n . c . m c s z y n t B h h ' .
Q. A. n . »mw. 1r c . nu ts a : mm-.
2:00.Counf t by Blnlr Bad.
13:80.nmb n r i m D r i ll b y lg mh m
or Go. F.. uh Nth- Inf., Lkut. mun-
lan, Commanding?if
nn n rk mmnb v Bla h' B an d an d
if
~P,;:;;..blah.Aaamui of Wéleumo, Rn.-"Fi iqpoint upvrnni W.H. Underlrood,llllto r a f' C ap -
monial...Addrou by Rev.John F. Puisehu' at
DIIIIIII..I 1 ;
Ah o Ad dn u by Nlvy Re c r ui ti ng
Omen* who will burn tlbii in front ax'
hall and enlist ¢!11rhocgntn}|k¢ nd-
vlntlal pf thi.: oljporjnnitipg~ dh:pd
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The iehedule of mrtnxes follows
3 M D G t o 8 T M I )
1 0 0 0 0
1 2 5 1 0
10,000
2 0 0 0 0
40,010 »
60,000
8 0 0 0 0
100. 000
100. 000
200,000
2 5 0 0 t e
10 , l l X} i n
12 . 60 0 t o
15 , 00 0 t o
20 .0 00 t o
" L40.000
00.00 0 £0
8 0 0 w t o
t o100. 000
: s u m o 1 0
m0 . 0 0 0 1 0 200. 000
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Th e n o r m a l t e x e t l n d l vi d u e l l . t o b e
d e d u c e d m d w i t h h o l d a t u m s o u r c e o f
i n c o m e , a h a l l n o t i p p l y t o t h e n e w 2
p e r c e n t o f n e n n a l t a x u n t l l a ft e r J l n »
un r y 1 , 19 1 8 .~ -
In h e r i t a n c e Tl x S c a l a .
Th e i n h e r i t a n c e t a x s t a r t s w i i h e u c
h n l l ' o f 1 p e r c c n t n s i l u . : l m s l e t u o n
al l e s t a t e s o f $ 5 0 0 0 0 o r l e s s .T h e n r
m a i n d c r o f t h e s c h e d u l e l s n p p l l e d t o
th e va r i ou s e xc e s se s ln g r ad u a ti o n .
T h e exc ess p r o l l l s m x w h i c h t h e
fr a m e r s r e d u c e d l e 1 0 p e r e e n : o f t h e
e x c e s s o f 8 p e r c e n t o f t h e p r o fi t s o f
!1 r m | o r c o r p o r a t i o n s w a s r c i t o r c d t o
t h e o r l § I n n l 1 l i p e r c e n t .
Th e I n : e n s p i r i t s , w h i s k y a n d d m
l l n r b e ve r a g e !h a s b e e n in c r ea s e d 1 0
$2 .2 1 ! pe r g al l on .
Th e t a x n n b ee r l n $ 2 . 7 5 p e r b n n 'c I. Z
Th e l a x e n r c c i l n e r s i s 1 5 c e n t s p e r
g a l l o n .
T h e t a x e n to l mc c o h a s b e e n d 0 u
bl e d .
T h e t n x e l o n c i g a r s h a ve b e e n n d
vn n c c d t u sz n e w : c h e d u l e r i w n t
fr o m 5 0 c u n t s I 0 $ 1 0 ve r t h n u m n d , r r
hl ll s :1 lu c._
in dh nxiy;f "_s5:30.Supper carved to .S-oléhr ~Bon at W. R. c. mu by lidiu of ~"ft
w"cmn.n'l Rdid CDTDI-E 'rm :mei zo saa_w Bm
DIST RIBT CO UR T
Business was resumed xglin W ed.
aasdsy s. rn. 16 district court nf tlr s
Lhne dsy's recess following the Frsley
trislnntedin the lest issue of The
Enterprise.
The will ease of Mrs. Henry Bcbnsl-
der,of Bennington,contesting the
will of her brother,the Iste C u l
Schnieder,was begun immediately
court convened.Deceased had willed
his properzy lo Airs. I-`ril:Hisfeldl.
who had been kind tohlm and caredfur
hlminrecent sickness,and in whose
lsmily he hui lived since becoming wo
feeblebe a r e for himself,being s
widower snd childless.Hissister, Hn.Henry Schneider, of Bennington,nun-
..
*iwENrvfo1§E "ro'fF1TR_'E£
ONE AGES OF coN-
scR1PT1oN
ROOSEVELT ELIMINATED
Washington, May 10.---The long
deadlock of senate and house conf-
ferees o.n the selective draft military
bill was broken today with agree-
ment oh a compromise measure llnfderwhich a great war army would
be raised by selective conscription ol
men between the ages of 2| and 3l»
Authorization for recruiting Colo-
nel Roosevelt's proposed volunteer
division, written into the bill by the
senate and defended stubbornly by
the senate conferees,finally was
thrown out onthe insistence of com-»
mitteemen representing the house.
ln return the house yieldedto the
senate's proposal for prohibition at
military posts.~.
w u n a n - c o m p e t e n t ho m a k e s l i l l .
A f m r h e a r i n g t h e n i d s n c e a n d .gr gu
me m . o f t h e a t to r n e y s ,H e n r y M a n c h u
l. p p (!i fI? i §f 6 ! ' _ " | § " .s e h n a t d e x j n d
G e o r g e A . D o l l fo r u r n . M i s i é d t t h e
.
~ E MARKETS
EVERYTHING GOING UP
WHEAT soid on ysstei'day`s- Omalis marks;
at $322 .per bushel.`
CORN brought $1.68 to $1.63 perpushsl.
Oats ranged from '70 1-4 to 70 3-4 cents per
bushel.
LIVE STOCK
GA'I'TLE:_The top on cattle was $18 per owt.
paid for 18 head of 1886 lb. steers.
HOGS:_The market for hogs was from $16.80
to $18.00per cwt.
SHEEP:--Clipped lambs sold at 14,65 per cwt
F122 :N ma 'mlsuNao|=s=|cs
Fira s u l din-eavurd ln tb l np pu
:Rory of The Tribune odleo shout 10:10
Sunday arming and r u wp!!undif
any when the human uriud.I t v u
noon e xtingu ished :bla thorns : Ill
mnned nn.The ma h r h i and paper
stock urn hndly damlgad by srstlr and
amokl but tha machinery , tbl. linvlypl
md pxuses, In not much injnrod.
Thu clty council met Honda; andmn-
damad tbl btllludirl I0 thi! a 5rl»proD|
slructura will hum Lo be snc tsd to
houu the phat.The ld ailment of
the inlunncc 12.530 on p ,typoand paper stock, $2.000 on linotype nd
$800 on hulldlng,h u not b u n cash.
plated.
A U T O r m s v a s w o n x z n u
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drfus or Iilmsoilrornc rntcrtulumeili.public in ovidanood |17 tbl h e t that
Tho documentary stamp taxes of
rhn.§£nLshAtnc rloan wer will be re-
cnnct .Telegraph messagea and Ion|»dl{
.lance lclcplmne messages, where the
charge uxcocds 15 cents, will be taxed
.5 cents unch.
Uoarnotlce,perfumes and proprteterymedlclncs.."l bo'taxed 6 per
rent.*
Pipe Ilnoa will poy n tn! oi 5 per
ccntxnluntloo.Alltomnhllce wlll bo teartl D por
cont on tho lunnuracturms prlcc.
hlnslcnl lnatrurnunta eazzrdlng $10ooh nlll be taxed 5 por oont.
.lcwclry will be tnxod 5 per cont advaltmrom.5
l'l¢nenro bouts anl be tnxed 5 per
cent.The postage rates will be advanced.
Two Avlatsra Killed.
}ft*Wpt\ri }€1~\\1t May 10.--\trtor
Furlntrom.utlxtor lnatrurrlnr nt the
Atlnntlc coast norouautltel etetlonlnr\lun! l'nn»y Il. Eprn-s of Z'ieva;mrt
xmas, au nrmy atuul-ent aviator were
utmost Inatnntly itll!-od when their mn
chlno collapsed at an altlntde or about
e°.9.°§.e.=-.».J
army or employes.The soo horses re
quire the aervuces of eighty grooona,hostlar,ate.A complete blacksmlth
shop, wagon factory and a light plant.a gas manufactunng plant, ln fact allof the Industries found ln the even-wenity of 1.000 souls,i l a Dart of theJames Patterson Trained Wild Animal
Show Combined with Gollmar Bros.Circus.-Adv't..
Catholic Church
There will be services in Teltamah
neat Sundayat 9:30 and in Blair at 11
a. rn.lavish to remind the parenle
th a tl want all the children ln neat
Sunday.This la important.There
will be services ln Blair at l;30 on Sun
day evenings dorinlt the month of Hay.
Father O'Drlscoll.
Pres by ter! a n
We wish to remind all that there are
regular services at the Presbyterian
church.
Sabbath school at lt) a. ,m , Mrs.
Badgerow Superintendent
Preaching at ll a. rn. and 7:30 p. rn.
tl) tt
ln a verdict. just at the hour of adjourn
ment for dinner yesterday,in favor ol
letting theproporty go to Hrs. alie-
(eldt, as deceased had provided in his
will.
Yeetenlay af ternoon the court was
occupied in tsltlng testimony in a caae
involving the payment of a S. C. & P.
railway bono, voted by the county to
that company in 1869 which the county
had once paid and cancelled.The court
tool: the case from the jury, the issue
being purely one of law, and af ter hear
ing the evidence took the case underadvlecment,granttog the attorneydprlralege of submitting brlela on law
points.The lurr was dismissed for the term
and cour t adjourncn lasl. ntght.Judge Lcsno arlll bu hero Monday tohearaopltcationafornaturalazatton
papera
HBIZMAN n. Hover-Iunzx ls DEAD
Repor t came to lllalr this morning
that ll. H. l:ln\etultck had died lan
nncht at the home ol'hae son in-law
Fred Grebe. in the country, where he
had been ill (or some weeks.
locked the me noor zo laguna Jonn-son's garage at bla home on South
street, opened the btedoors from the
inside and made stray with his bl; Hod-
aon car.There wee ID gallons of gas
ln the tank and about 10 gallons more
was atol-en from the Standard oil plant
during the night,presumably br the
persons who took the car.Sheri!
lfehrena has sent lr dsserlotlon of the
car to all surrounding towns and rlrer
cmealngs.
BLAIR HOSPITAL OPEN-
ING DAY
Mrs. Emma Washburn, R. N., wish-
es to announce that the opening dar
of the Blair Hospital will be Wednes-
day, May 16.
The b nz has ;colnplei1y
renova and redecora .e nd if n ew
equipped to afford the been aevlce and
attention to any ty pe of Hedicall or
Surglcsl case.
lnapec tlon of the Institution by the
public la cordially lnvlted on the above
date.A 4
't
gm( , | lll| I nu uale asa: Iel u-- .and thle week an incentive to greater
sctlvtee In building up the dunk and
eommnnlty.
o u n m a t w C L A I MS ' r o : l a v a
F O UN D TR E A TY
_-- -
as Larasr Means on xosotnoNarrow ARUUSBD
, vie London. Ihr It -9 D.rn.--As the latest meam ol lneepl-ni the
German people amused the German
newspapers have discovered a "secret
AngloAmerican treaty " whereby GU'
many ln the iuture la to be allowed no
minutes whatever,Germania surplus
pop-uistioo to be directed to we A lmo
Baxon-non reglone, w re "they
to be bed aa !.beGer haveen ln the United States."L
The Hsmbunr Fremdenblstt prints
be story "from an absolutely reliable
a¢n|~ee** anddraws e tam column moral
.,, we necessity of complete victory
layer the authors of this alleged treaty.
ral wu oem la urw - - - - r - - -in the altemoon conducted by Rev.
ueemnmd, of the tletnodtlt ehurfh.
and burial made in the Blair cemetery.
Beside Lbs sridou and one delllhillk
Jean, aged lu, tlmereare left his aged
pnsets, au. and Iles. John w.tie*-
ell Sr., an brother, John Jr.,and s.
aleter,of Blair,and many nlends to
mourn and regret bla earl]demise.
The Iasonlc order, of which he was a
member, had charge of mr services I9
me grave, and the members of the
local chapter of Under of 1-Intern Star,
attended ln a body.
xoa mo sr ea n CA SE I5 S te ve ns on
B Y mo n c o u n t'
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c o u r t n o ~n o eqhtence ..r
Arthur J. Koenlgstaln, tforolsr county
attorney ol' A¢ed'|eo.n eoonty eentenmdto me panllenllai? an the oh- ul ra»
ceifinl money !provtactloqto bonus
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Vanlluss & Antill Auto Co
MERCHANTS BUILDING
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
We wish to announce to Our Friends
and the General Public of Blair and
surrounding' territory that wc have
our New Salesroom an3` office conq-
. plated and are0N THE 30B SELLING AUTOMOBll.ES
AND HAVE ra: axcwslvi: BLAIR Acmcv FOR THE
HUP1v\0B1LE, $l,335;
REO, $925;
S u b l c 1 1 § t \ o u z u mO m D o l h r I e u i n A d va n c e .
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1|-nan ~ n a n m u u u u u u \' r r nd n m mz m c -m l t ll fc~ v\hl i»\*" ahsll ».".$l €$""»'i-fu.
th t m no c d nt i n nvu l n rn s l ni a i uo e n a a n . :- - - 1 »~»~3;+_°-»l'1vll1 nahu cdhl mtnuua nrn und lhn a s d k i l s l n n a d l ad u n c a n a d h e v u l n w s h u u i .
; n | h 1 r . N » \ . ~ n » ¢ A m u c ¢ ¢ m s a a
t u m .
f i § i § i T C E t h i n g ( 1 0 0
HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHES
Grow With Growing Blair
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bl uhm! who proHun gnu mat tha oclnimn lhe fact ibn! ha has 'stem nach
:rf #nur :nd lugaratorvd away in his
domicil for une Ibila 3nu,poor unIgrtunntc devil,and your : He and
blbin must Iaur suns?
Ho me Mc K B E ' S P RA Y E R
"'1'ctch me thlt llxtg mlnutu nuke
om hour, thins: wwe: we pound and
ml hundrld cant: one dollar."Halp me to life so sm I can 11|
ol other kind was :alum ln 1 large co!
shed, nctlrlly bnrrld by A strong door
hckcd :ith a pndluch..
~own IIlthout a fun nndar my pillow, md un-
hsur.tad by thitacosof thou Lo whom
I han brought pain.
"Grunt, I bunc h Thu, thu I maqr
q I l \i r g d o l n z z h e r g o f t l u t l m a y n o t : t i c k
t h a g n ! !I b e x ;n . : l o u n o t b e l o n g .
" D a h n d m a t o m j l n g l a o f t a i n u d
m o n o :i n d t h u r u s t l o o f u n h o l y s k i r t s .
" B l i n d m o t o t h e h u l k :o !£ 1 1 1 o t h e r
i e l l o w , b u t n e e d t o m a m i n e m m . "
people
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
mu
futures mg lny artlcla " p a u l a Lo
the necenidcl of Ilfl." or storing dum.
"cornering Lhl market or nlhctinx the
market price "
gg. \.|.d n to m n k a i t A p r i u o n e t h n i c u .h u g
~word to~fhe Wise
w o BI G S H O W S
\|be e n fe e l i n g st r o n g e r l h l n m u d
Sh a l ea ves be ii d cl ha r hus ba nd , s even
rh il d ru n, El me r , of Mo nl a nn ; The od o re ,
of ll e r ni a u ; F lo r e nc e ,Ma b el .W n i t e r .
H u y m d L e i l i e , w h o a r c a l l a t h a m s ,
n m d u m b r o t h e n . O l a !Ols on , of U n
c o i n . m d F n d U l l o n , o f H e r m a n .
The 0. N. W. road hu n llnl nn;
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Mn .Gun A.Andr¢almuill.¢r of
Pr¢elGlwn. died lt. her homo in Om
nhn Sunday morning.Sha has .bam
f ailing in healih for about two y a n
For Clothing,
Shoes and Fur=
nishing Values
Always tr y us
iirst, it pays.
c m~n g ;
c l n g u
w e a n H h i r m d T y l o n :'»id ln3, put ting
in n ew n ng i a b m : a n d s u r fa c i ng u p t h e
tr u c k .H a n a Sc hu ma éh er .w h o h u
be e n s e c t io n fo r e m an o n t h e B l a i r u c -
ll on nl th i s ro a d. in au p ur in u md i ng th e
w o r k . a n d L o u i e D n vl m n i i ti m e ke e p
¢ r | .a .ca n h e r e o n t h a B l n i r al d e l n c k fo r t h e
m m .D u n H o g a n h u i u c c e e d e d H a m
n i sect ion fo re m an , w h nl n H a m h u
sn n p r o m ot e d t o th e m o r e respon sible
an d m or e l uc ra l ivu p or at i on .
A l i r i c s o f r e vi va l me e t i n gs m a r c
vo m me n ce d a t t h e P m ah y te r in n c h ur c h
x||Ili H. Lung, D D., of Lincoln superintendent of Evangelism of Synod of
Nebraska, iloonducting the meetings
assisted by Wm.Cicoro Grindlo,oiGeorgiars soloist and conductor o!
chorus singing.Hr.Grindle has A
sof t, southern accent which added ton rich. munical voice u a mont pleu
inx combination.The lltondnncl lo
Pm~s~ws
500 PEOPLE mi: HORSES 200 nmuu
THREE RINGS TWO STAGE5
.Su n d ay , a nd r et u r n ed o n Tu e sd n y u i t h
th u r e m ai n l o f M n . C : u n ,w h o di e d
t h i r t e e n y u m q c .Th e fa m i ly u n d e r -
t a k e r . S t m i a y P i a r c e m d R a v. U n d a t
f o o d m a t t h e b o d y l l t h e t a i n , a n d
N - i n t n r m e n t W u n u d e i n B l a i r c n m e
ta r y .M r .U r o u a n d t h e d a u g h t e r ,
an , b ut n u t. w e ak t h e at t en d an c e sri!!
be b e tt e r a nd n g re a ts : i n te r es t m a n i
fa st ed .
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i n i h e B a n k w h e r e i i i s s a f e
f r o m f i r e o r b u r g l a r s o r h i s
own exiravafgance
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Whoa you carry your money in your pocket thn [empla-Lions and chances to spend it are very great.Greater lhnn
you think, for n. few dollars here and (here to bormwers and
for things you don`L ncluuily need. anon mel! your pile n.\\:\y.
Put your money in the Bank.I is safe them,Add in
your halnneo every cent, .ron can spare.Soon yuu'l| be "a mem
with money."
Put. YUUH money in OUR hunk.
We |J:\y 4 per cent interest.
All depositors are proiecteci by The DeposiLor~s Gurlrmmty Fund
C i t i z e n s S t a t e B a n k
Jabe B. Gibson,John "~H.Gibson,
Cashier Ass't. Cashier
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i n t e l n u w e n h e r e , t h a t t h e y * m u d
a l l n u t r e m n i n e d o ! t h e i r b u t t r i c n d
n u r t h e m . h l n c d t h e c h a n g e n u m a d e
in th e bur ig l loc at io n.
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hu bm nn i gn c d m cn. F,o f u mplace.a l second Lieut.,to succeed
Lient. Vnlentinc.who resigned when
the company returned nam thu
border.Than u some criticism oi this
alignment by member! of the cum-
THREE BANDS, TWO CALLIOPES
LARGEST LIVING HIPPOYOTAMUS
Those Craven,h u been in t h e
Nicholu Scrm hocpiul ut Omaha, fur
MASD NIC LODGE MUS T PAY
' m x e s
.. ..._.._..... . - . - - .- - -1 1 ... 'nah ;:_........ _- - - -- -"" " " '.-.,|.. _.._-u- i-..__" " " ".0 u s t e d . z b o l h l e a o u r fo r | 5 0 o r m o 'Ed P il ch cr i s d r i vi n g o n e o f t h a nh 0 E n t e r p r x s e 'i f m m x u m m h u n b e e n ( h d ' °n r i s w e n t i u i i l i l l C h a vr c i n u , p u n : h u ¢ d
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The Pr eni sie nr. ol t h e U n i t e d S n a fr s
homdcomin¢ at Knl Powrlon 4 next
Sunday when Hn .Peterson and the
new baby are expected home h u m ln
Umlhl holpilll.
F: Caihouu Chronicie;-Isnt as we
go to preu word m u received that
Louis Lerach Sr.,dropped dead,pre
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1 | c h a r i t a b l e i n s t s l u i w n
m s t i l u l i o n n o t su b j e c t i n ta x a ti o n
:hc su pre me cou rt.i l l l W e d n o l \ ~ d l y r e
ve n e d t h e i u w c r c o u r t a n d p r o c l a i m :
n .\|~;.un n pp e ll fr om t he dl f t ri ct . c ou rt wh ic h
1If all wah theré will be | happy
:ou Isu m.It il the Pnlidlnt'| intention tn is-
ue | pruellmltinn within |.short
time deaigrnatlng th; un Iirlltl md
uantlining other Infomation.
All Cillxlns uf thi Clnueq named
~|a ||1 |da w n t od a y t o l t t e n d t h e b a n q u e t a t
me Me t h od i s t c h ur c h a n d fo r 1 b r i u l
fi l l ! w i l l !Ir l l n d n a n d fo r m e r n e i g h
D011
E V. Cap ps hu se ve red h is rel nt ius s
B l u r -\... r N e b r a s k a ,t o co m m u n i c a t e w i t h
rh o S h m i ffn , C o u n t y C l e r k# a n d C o u n -
z y P h y s i c i a n s i r fe vc r y C o u n t y o f N e -
L as k n , : a d vi s i n g t h em t h a t a m i l i t a r y
en s u e : w i l l s o o n b e w he n for t h e p u r -
lllffll ll l 1 m .H n h x d d r i ve n t o t h e h o m o
o! h i s m n, F r i t z ,ju s t w e s t o f t o w n .
a n d s u a n i k i n g i n t h i b a l d w h e n t h u
atr ok c c am e.
l l r .m d l n .C .R a y G a n s a n d
.H r ~|ac cu s to me d P ol l in g Pl a c e o n t h e d a y
|r1i|:gnale¢i b y t h u Pr e si d en t .Th e
l a w c a r r i e s n p e n a l t y fo r fa i l u r e to
-0 r e po r t .Th e s e r vi c e s n f p u b l i c s p i r i t e d c i t i
ze n s s ho u l d bc s e c ur e d t o n c l as r c g
1 m r s ' t w o L a i n g asaigr1cd t o ea ch
usd lah Blair Int Tuudny for Gund
ilhnd, this slate, where he hu umpi
rd the pmuun of auperintcndeqt ul the
Municipal light plnnt.of that city.
Thurs il | computing corporndon lighz
ing plant nt Grand llland which will
demonstrate his qusliticstinn ssmmsgsr ol Lhst c1I.y's plant.lf c n
vw, Industry and s cspscity ,for intei
ugem work will win there is no ques
nun of Mr.Llspps'success in s
#easing the Grsud lsisnd aushorities
md publu: in the management uf their
.zghting HJ stem.
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Th e de a t h o f 3 . B . ? o nk | : r, m n ( Im b
er nn r. a nd e x U . S . S e n l i o r o f Oh i o
n c c u r n d l l h i ! h o m e i n Co l u m b u s t h e
QLI1 inut.H e i n a n u b l c y n a n ,p r o m i
ne nt i n p ub li c l f h i r s o f t h e c o u n t r y
fo r m a n y y e l n .
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roci11ct.lt is hoped that this work will he
accomplished so far ns possible with
out coal to the Government.The Sheriffs, County Cicrks and
County Physician will constitute the
Eoar<l of Rexiatrution and we as such
iioard respectfully usk any one who
.:1c of the Registrars, on the day
:nmed by thu President \\iU kindly
notify Ove T Anderson or Maurice
Sichrcns.either by telephone or by
ivifer, of their Hililngness in act as
Registrars without pay.
Maurice Mchrens,
Ove T Andaman," 'n¢. G. A. L:1n|:~sla!T
iBoard of Resgiutrniion.
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ln l ia t rn t up o n r o to r sn i n g o th e r pee
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i n : s i n d n r n c n a b o u t m n k i n g t b l
b e t t e r aror iil w e o u g h t t o b q i n
h o m i ..
S h s d d C h l l , o f D w i l l u c o u n t y ,
un i w u d a i g ht . b i g t r uc t i o s d l o i b o
n l n d a t l»4,w0,a t A n t o n l . - U I
d ¢ l r y h r m w u t o f th e ci t y ii m l u
O r r m h l In t W e d n u d a y a n d c o n h u .
ir .. r em o vi ng It t u th nD o u3 1u co m
c o u r t m b e u n d a s e vk h
q a l n s t L n m n l n a p m o e c u u o n
vl o i n i n z t h a pr o h l h l t n r y I n v.
liqu or, 1000 ~o f b e e r m d
£5
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U . P ' i n U n z u n a a n n v ' " ' "21818 D800 lII.ll!0 93'prum uuunA G B O F F O O D P R O D U C S 'n ex t in a u th or it y in Lh e co mp an y
11 "Natlnrvl 1000 prumtml,ugu mum.u.:..| nv und!for olantlng and 30| vtompleilad and its !:|;;o:l:i:.;rer;¢
p r w w u n - - - - -._.|-...»L . . . m a d t h e m e m b e r s o f ih e l pu t in p la c e fo r p u t ti n g i n th e co n c re t e
a
zurua '\l\-1»'-United some senate ln diaeusgjon e
few den mo in vehicl dignified senatonoxpnaed their epirdonl of food
upaeulawn in plain terms.Senator
Thomel.of Cv0}0nd0,detllrtli that
they were the red enemies of the Na-
tion und hoped gongnel would not ud
journ without enacting leglslntion thot
would remedy the evil and said "the
lamp gmt is the thing to cure such
npeeuletionf'He introduced en amendment to the
upionage hill empowering the president
by proelgmatian so lulpend during the
ver she opentlon of boards of trade
and chemben of commerce which dnl
in futmte.S¢llllol.~predicted I.'GYM
famine if me ln: mu two 30" end
ir ertnordlnury md lultained effort!
sm not made here 1°meet the Iood
problem He attacked Lhepaeken. dec l a r i n g t h e y m u l e e n o r m o u s P I O H L L m d
: _I - - . l
Hoof, in which the but part of 200tonl
ol cnuhed ltone will be used, besides
musty tonl of cement.Fred Siert, who
hu the job of wood work on the huge
building. hu I new of mechanic!nt
work on the superstructure to support
the cement work till it "eeLe."
Lumen & Jacobson sold e new Oek
laod Six last week to C. B. Hein who
llveo on the bottom four miles north of
Blair.Chnrley hu denied m m m : I
car ever since they came into genoruitue, hu non hh neighbors joy-ridiinz
put his place and bu been humiliated
by luring them pus him and throw
duet in hte eye! with their Hiwen no
they drove so and from :own with old
Dobbinlnd mate, until such time u he
felt justified in purchasing | reel surc
onough automobile, one of the eluey,
nrlstucntic kind.
Vind Coupal was in town gutenhy,
onming ln from the farm on Bell Creek,
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1.1 ....A¢n1n§\n!1 lad mo n o n o l f m W U T] - - . n . - m e n f Rnika r a n m n i n - l u rIll1 JI| )U\\ .n¢ uvu -.. ....__I _:L u t h m a d e m il l i o n s fo r th a n u b o w e r e
- - - - -. J n . ." 1
If all sw nn theré mu on | MPP!
homecoming at Knl P|Ler|on*l next
Sunday when Hn .Peterson and the
new baby are expected home h u m ln
Umlhl holpilll.
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Th e de a t h o f 3 . B . ? o nk | : r, m n ( Im b
er nn r. a nd e x U . S . S e n l i o r o f Oh i o
n c c u r n d l l h i ! h o m e i n Co l u m b u s t h e
QLI1 inut.H e i n a n u b l c y n a n ,p r o m i
ne nt i n p ub li c l f h i r s o f t h e c o u n t r y
fo r m a n y y e l n .
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om n a
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U .u |'\.un n pp e ll fr om t he dl f t ri ct . c ou rt wh ic h
he l d u m: t h e l o d g e w a s A c h a r i u h l a
m s t i l u l i o n n o t su b j e c t i n ta x a ti o n
:hc su pre me cou rt.i n r wedn ea- day r e
ve n e d t h e i u w c r c o u r t a n d p r o c l a i m :
ms t : ha lo d ge m u nl g ua y t a x e | ~ i s n o t
1| cha rit abl e ins tsl uiw n.I
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g o t o p r c a a w o r d w a s re c e ive d t h a t
Lo o t: Le r a ch Sr . ,dr o p p e d dea d,p r e
s u m a b l y h o m b o u t tr o u b le , a t a w u l .
t l a . m .It o h a d d r i ve n t o t h e h o m o
o! h is a n n, F ri tz ,ju s t uroat o f t o w n .
a n d w a s w a l k i n g i n t h i t o l d w h e n t h u
atr ok a c am e.
l l c .a n d l n .c .R a y Ga t o s a n d
da u gh t e r, E st h er , ol W oa t P o i nt , ca m e
do w n t od a y t o a t t e n d t h e b a n q u e t a t
me Me t h od i s t c h ur c h a n d fo r a b r l o l
fi l l ! w i t h Ir l a n d a a n d fo r m e r n e i g h
D011
E V. Ca pp s hu s ever ed hi s rc la ti ot s
wi t h t h o N o b r u l u n G a l i t E l e c t r i c G a ,
and lol f t Bl air laa t Tuea day fo r G r a n d
in la n d, t h is s t at e, wh er e h o h u ac c ep t
rd th e pm ai uo n of s up er in te nd en t of t he
Mu n i ci p a l l i g h t plant.o f t h a t ci ty .
Th o rn il a c o mp u t in g c o r po r at i o n l ig h t
in g p l a n t a t G r a n d l l l a n d w h i c h w i l l
( w e M r . C a p p a a m p l o o p p o r t u n i t y t o
de m o n st r a t e his qu a l i l ic u t l t n as
m a n a g e r o l t h a t c1I.y'||pl a n t .l f e n
ero s, l nd us tr y an d a c ap ac it y ,for i nt ol
tl g en t w o rk wi l l w i n t no r o i s n o qu e a
n o n o f M r .Llappa'success in a
le a si n g t h e G ra n d is l an d au t ho r l tl e a
and p ub lic i n th e m an ag ome ri t of th ei r
.tg hti ng vi ato m.
NnTrt1»;
Th e P r c n ir l e n t o l th e U ni te d S ta t fc s
ho o il ir c ct cr l th o L io ve r no r of t h e St at e
. r N e b r a s k a ,t o co m m u n i c a t e w i t h
th e Sh o r it h t , C o un t y C l e rk # an d Co u n -
t y P h y s i c i a n s i t fo vc r y C o u n t y o f N e -
L as k n , : a d vi s i n g t h em t h a t o m i l i t a r y
cn s u s w il l s o o n b e t n k on fo r th c p u r -
:oaa o f r e l l l t l r l n g C i t h e n a o f t h e
s u i t e .It i l t h e P n a i d e n I. 'a i n t e n t i o n t n i a -
u e a p r o c l a m a t i o n w i t h i n a s h o r t
t i m e d e a i g r r a t l n g t h e o n Ii n l t a a n d
o n t a l n i n g o t h e r In fo m a t i o n .
A l l C i t i z e n s o f t h a C l a u e i t n n m e t l
.sill r e p o r t f m r e g i s t r a t i o n l o t h e i r
ac cu s to me d P ol l in g Pl a c e o n t h e d a y
n s i g n a l e d b y t h e Pr e si d en t .Th e
l a w c a r r i e s n p e n a l t y fo r fa i l u r e to
-o r e po r t .Th e s e r vi c e s o f p u b l i c s p i r i t e d c i t i
ze n s s ho u l d bc s e c ur e d t o n c l no r o g
1 t r n r s , ' t w o L a i n g as si g ne d t o ea ch
roc inc t.
l t i s h o p e d t h a t t h i s w o r k w i l l h e
ac c o m p li s h e d s o fo r n s p os s i b l e w i t h
ou t c o at t o t ho Go ve rn m en t .
Th e S h e r i ffs , C o u n t y C l e r k s a n d
C o u n t y Ph y s i c i a n w i l l co n s t it u t e t h e
io n r < l o f R e x i a t r n ti o n a n d we a s s u c h
i i o u r d re s p e c t fu l l y u s k a n y o n e w h o
"coil as.:1c of the Registrars, on the day
:nmed by thu President \\iU kindly
notify Ove T Anderson or Maurice
Sichrcns.either by telephone or by
ivifer, of their Hililngness in act as
Registrars without pay.
Maurice Mchrens,
Ove T Andaman," 'n¢. G. A. L:1n|:~sla!T
iBoard of Resgiutrniion.
'l'here's No Better Time Than House
Cleaning Time to lnstall Gas
for lighting and heating.Wi ll gladly givo you expert. adviceand help in the matter, and si.. gmim eatinmtcs.(lf cnurse thereis nn obligation nn your pun. i niilaing fur the fdchs and figures.We am so sure than gm: an\ u. fuel and illuminnnr, will pmvc snsuperior to other wuxn llmz. we promise ynu'll find tb wvll
worth your while to iu\c=siip;u.tu.Wig, of wusse, don'z expécl-your imtnimgu on any other
uasia than that you will serve your im-n lnteresus by giving
in to us.W h y no t in vu ti gu wl
And toglayl
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gt o r n Ar e p u t i n s t r i p s be h in d t h e W h l la no t en t i re l y re c o ve r e d
al hope s to be abl e to gal out of L!" * £ ". _ . . ( h m m fu m i n ! : l a b e l de ni ed . . . n n . m i h u l r m t h i f i r m n u :
AT r i ni t y ln Modern Motors To
Select From.Fitting Everyb | [ | | | g r |4 v - --t h a n t h a n 1 | m s ' r e d a b o r l l n o f l t l p l e
I o o d l i n t h e U n l t d S i l l t l S e n l l o r
W i l l i a m ! ¢ ¢ ¢ 1 m : l t h e r e m e b e e n a
h g a t a r i n L h m u g h o u f t h e c o u n u j : n d
u m . t h e c a u s e o f m b 1 " 1 ° ' ° ' " ' " l a r g e -
ly pqycholoiiul.I.. --=,\ s.- h|}in!N\the Ge:"*"ll\¥\ cor-
ynqu qu- ----. ---- --.day.His nu is n peculiarly distrau-
ini: one.His wife, who was Emenlne
Coupgl before marrugo. died early In
Jnnunry, leaving six motherleu mm:
chlklrcn.At. her death har cousin, Hin
muy Latnne, daughter of Air. and Hn. |
Arlnlnh l.n.um.of DeSoto,went m.
Pocketbook
Let us de monstrate th e supe riority
of these cars. over others of approx-
ima te ly the same price,to you If
you contemplate buying ga car.
We propose to deal with our patrons
just as we wo uld llke to be dea\t
wi t h ii our posltlons were reversed,
and stand ready to make good every
representati on we make to purchas-
n u : n u m u . " . . . . . _ _. _r u p t i o n f u n d m c l n t l y u n e a r t h e d i n a
h d e r a l n o u n i n N e w Y o r k m a y h a v !
b e e n r e e l p o p i l b h .W o n ! s h o u l d g o f r o m
i h a u p l i n ,S m a w f W i l l i a m s a d d , t h a t
t h a n i l n o l b d f i i i * o f f o o d .S e n l t a n
N e l s o n a n d l c C u m b e r a g r a e d t h a t
t h e r e i a n o r e H n n m f e a r a s h o r t a g e .
n m l l l l s n o r m . u s o
S m l l n r K a n y o n u i d :" T h e s e s p e e c h
e s w i l l b e u s e d b y h a d a p a c u i a t o r n a a
a n a r c a n e f o r r a i r l i n i p r i c e ! s t i l l h i g h e r .
" I t a p a c k m a n n t l l l l l b k ; p m h t l . b u t
- a n m m m a n d a m d :r a i s o n ,t o o , a r e
lha Cavan home on thu old C0|.Jp|.l
homestead to care for the childnn andwas lldnkan with pnaumonia and died
January 24131.'rap fathar was :Lihuequently laid up and rendered balplea
with rhauannlam and oLher complaints
and was taken to tha Omaha hoa ¢;1for tnatment than :nh aga la
tirol and friends han Iran the ¢hi|:iran every care that lovng burn cnuidsuggest and kind friend! hlva "assisted
in enry way tblifhlrp the burden: ufafiiicticu and she r aympathiel h a nbeen maniiealed in numsroua ways for
eh. Inf ants] hmiI'r.
M
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\cré of curs.
W m. Vanluss
'LL Geo. Antill
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SOCIETY
lln. J .S. Roborts 1|repélind al
being very nick .
Prof Axel R. Sweniun, of the Blair
a
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m u o n m o r t a r
C?llCA(l0 I NORTH W ESTERN
tlaatlaoaad Wewbeenel \ima a. na. daily res a. ra. dollyI!om.dalJ|f !:Uptl.da1l!
C.. s. P.. M. 8 D.
Nenhteued seeuneneei;I3a.aa.dalllea.Sua.llDam.d|JIre;.5nn.JQuotes. :tally ex.Sun l115am.a1l|aa. SueIS v l daily ax. Sun H5 D. na. ddlr.
::§5a ao. Sunday only
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nun nuns
Corrected t\eekl;\at the Clon ol lhara||ay'aarisela.
{Reportccl By Crowell tlraln dc Lum-
berCo.}
GRA I N-Wheat-...... . . . . . . .| 2 9 0
Corn-. ~ | 1 4 5 t o 1 5 0
Oala ll-l
[Reported by Farrncra' Cmoperatlve
lJnlon.}
Wheat..........$3.20
Co rn -W hi te .. "Corn-Yellow......11.41
Try the Torrington Vacuum olelnll
at Piercel.e1 gr
Rev. and llra. Lamhrecht were over
Bunday gueata of Omaha relativea,
Dr. W. F. H-mphill'a Dental ea.
located over State Bank.o t l
Mra. Wm.Bryant want to South
Omaha Tueaday for a week'a visit.
Lee Webb. waa over from neai Drum.
'i\|eaday, a bnaineia visitor in our city
Alia:Eleanor Henley,of Hlaaouri
Valley, la a gueat at the Goa Scheller
home.
Mrs.Ann Stewart went down to
Omaha Tuenday to ace a mister who ia
very ill.
hliaa Grace George araa over at Arling
ton lllt neck on a visit to Min Mary
Ludwig.
Mra. Ed Aye returned Tuelday from
a vlnlt ol ae~er4l daya with relatives in
Omaha
Chaa. Rona took a trip over in Iowa
the lirai. of the week.going via the
Blwll ferry.
A.w.Feea,ld.D. Homoeopathlc
phyalclan and Surgeon Blair, Nebr.
"" nbonea.\_.ao-rf
llre.Lucy Bell, of Richmond, Ho.
ll here on a viait to her dauuhter. ldra.
Dr.Stlwarlfa New Olllce,Hayle
ln Llneolnaeouple ol' liayr laat week.
Coraeta £41 s1.uo, $1.25, ram,$1.15,
nina, one Floor.12i f sa w.u n o ,woe and sooo at Mn.
Kenneth Pound came down {mm 5l.radllnga Comet Store.High Tor.
O'Neill on Monday on a eorohlned buei
neaa and locial elalt.He returned
btlml yeateday.
A lull line ot Dila and Graaaea at the
Farmers' Elevator.13-ti'
Sunday la "ilothar'a Day"all over
the land If vnur molher in living Wolf
a brlghi donor in ner l»lnUl lf rin ua
dead then let a pure while bloaeom be
worn in memory of her
Front Lace and Bark Lace lloraela at
elra. Stradlinf a.
Dr. Morrla Neilson tore hlmael( away
from hit profeaalonai dutlea and carea,
and went down to Lincoln Tuelday
morni mto attend the State Medical
C-nova n.
Hia: Ilary Albach,who live!with
her parent:on the William Rater
farm, north of Blair, returned llonda§
from a viait with her brother at Flor
noe..I want a Dependable Woman to ea
tablieh an Independent Buaineaa of her
own,without capital.-C.R Bailey,
me N. zath, Omaha, Nob.l o n
B l u Lena Darla went to Winne-
bqn to spend Sunday with her mother,
llra. Emerg, who recently moved there
from Blair.lllaa Davll will go there
to live when har achool cloaea.
George B. Rlker and wife returned
Tuelday from Rnaaell, Iowa.where
Mra. Rlker had been vialtius: for the
paat two waeka. lr.R.going af ter
har on Sunday.They made the trip in
their car.
Kuhn'a Photos will please you.
azlf
Hrs. Elale R, Coolc, of Fort Calhoun,
waa ln Blalr Tueaday morning, an early
guaato( llra. Will Cheeley.Thelady
lraa en route to Lincoln to attend the
atate meeting of the Order of Eaatern
Star.
Dr.and Mra. Neablhof Telcamah,
were in the city a abor t time Tuesday
morning on their way to Lincoln to at-
tend the meeting of the State Medical
Anoclatlon, which convene! there this
week.
Mr. and Mrs.John T.Cramer ar
nved Tuesday from Cannon Falla. Mm
neaota, for a nait with Hn, Cramer]
asa_ter, Alra L F. Halton and Ianni;
They are enroute ni Kanaaa City wherethey aspect to make their future home.
Lira. Louie Raamuaaen waa over from
near Splker Monday af ternoon,ard
medium top low tone and Topleaa.
Charley Cameron. was here Tuenday
grading 30 buahela ol reed corn for
tnemr #Prine planting at Aye Urothera
Seed Ilouae.
hllae Minnie Hitleon leave!next
'Doerday fur Lewiston, Idaho ln spend
at aaa meelse wellearnocl vacation, with
her adopted alater, lllra Chaa. Epllnir.
.nd family.
S. ai.Baaaeti returned Wodncadag
night from Silver, New Mexico, wherehe haa been spending the arsnlor.Hia
daughter. Min Mary, who haa been at
Silver for the paat two years returned
with him.
Beginning February ls t 1916,
L por cont. intoroel. will bo paid on
certilicnuss of deposit iusuod for
sjx months, nine munllrl and one
y ear. -The Bank ing iluue o ol' A.
Gnswtter.Raymond Cook and bride, nee Hulda
Rathrnann. left Omaha laat Saturday
for Salt Lake City,Utah, where they
will eatabliah a home Raymond ia
employed by tho Wealern Paper Co.,
of Omaha, which haa a branch honae in
the Mormon city
The State Bank of Blair, Nebraska
willpay you Four per cent intereat
per annum on Time Certillcalee of Deg
poalt for Six, Nino or Twelve months
All depoaita are protected by the
Guarantee ihmd of the State of Ne-
braalia.3-tt
Mr.and Mra. w. J. Cook came up
from Umaha Monday,p. rn.,to pack
up their household goods and atore
them away in one of the rooms of their
former residence,the balance of tho
house to be occupied by n brother of
Peter Solla'a, who is moving here from
Scdbner.
Mia:Margaret Curtis of Mancher
ler, New Hampahire. erriifed in Blair
Tuesday evening for a short vlaat with
her former achoolmate, Mn.. I}r.W. M.
Heller.She expects to leave for other
poinu ln a few data hnt will return
and spend the month of Aukuat with
Mra Heller._
Mine Marie Slruue, one of the efflcl
ent clerka at the lilnir Racket Slow,
ij ful.;n mdn¢hs\ vacation uhich ahl
la »p¢riding with ng Kathryn Stock
at Arthur Ill.H1 "Stuck, a relatisn
of the VonLankeue and Koltenlnnia
apent aeveral weeks in Blair a year ag:and will he remembered bi many of thi
-__,_,.._lan. who r|;lde| uma of ululr, pn
bf: I gfenulql aurprlu Im. Friday ave-I n1g when more 'Hun thirty of thvm
cume in A bunch and look poueninn
of mhinga.A tlritc lau supper was
snrvvd and than the time wu spent in
dan:mg The inliowmg; named perpla
warn guest! of the evening:
Vwa Lippincott.Ruth Llppincott,
Clnrk Lippincott,lllklrod Blombcsg;
Edwm Hlomberg,Gilford Compton,
A [ml W irrick,Flurl Anderson,
Euwi Amiarson,llrare Wll»on,
Harald Wilson,Clyde Bilhr,
Ein Ktwinf.Hilda Koeing.
Hugo Roaring.IItfw Olson.Burr Huik,Burl Smith,
l!uyd Smith,France! Cuf tpr.
Charles Carter,Uouglu Clrler.
Blanch Peck Melvin Hlkke,
Edna Olsen,Fad Olsen,
Esther Olsen,Clara Ollon,
Chris Chistianwn,Ellie Sutton,
John Sutton,
D A N C E !
spikéi Garagé
May 12th,
T H E 2 l U h ' l l i T H E A T R E
\ Th e m a l m m : a n d e ve n i n g en t e r t a i n
me n t a t t h e Ha m s Thc a i u r .S l l u r d n y ,
Ma y \ 2 , w i ll ho l d th e in t e re s t o f t h r
lh c at e r i ovi ng pu b li c ." B 1 L i e r Tr u t h , ''
| F o x d n m a wi l l b e u re n en t ed by Vi r
gi n i a P e a n o n a n d a l t r o n g l u p p c r t
Th i s pl a y s h o w !t h a fo r c e o f a w o -
ml n s : a ve n g e : a ga i n s t 1 m a n w h o h u
u n j u n l y scnte ncnrl h o r t n i m p r l w n
me n t .S h u i : a b o u t t o ac c o m pi i l h h e r
pur po nu w h e n sh e r u l u s e l m i n t s h o
: o w n h i m Adm iss io n 1 0 and ,15 c ent s.
" U n B n n g e r o u a G r o u n d , "i n w h i c h
i§ n |1 K ; |1 u a n d Ca r l y l e B l n c k n a l l I r e
n u r r m g ,w i l l h e p r e s n n u d Su n da y ,
e u n l n g .t h e 131h.Th i s in A a w r y
b u e d o n a n p h u a o f t h a E u r o p e a n W u
Tickets 75c.Evenielf invited
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1Is the name given a simple éttachment w
ord. or env other standard make of auto-
§iimbbilej as abfnve shown, by which a farmer is
enabled to do any kind oi work on a farm re-
quiring power---doing the worlf oi iour horsqa aIt doesnt need to be fed when not at work.
It can be hitched to two wagons loaded with
nmduchs for market and will cover five to six i, _ ,,___ __miles an hour on the road.I t walks right
along with a disc, and harrow,a four horse
press-drill,.a self-binder or .mowing machine
and will pull two 14 inch pluws in the tough-
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Ford c ur In-2 0 minute s. when it's re ady lor use
»eeii.1n md I5 ccfntl.f f T "4
On llondly, the llth, Blanche Sweet
appears in "Tho Rsgmurlllnf'a Para
lnount lllm.Th lli l a play of unus
ual 'Interest and will entsrnin while li.
instmcu.5 and 10 cenu.Tueldly, the mu, "The om' Homa-
ztead" presented ~by Daniel Frohmnu,
will he the auractinn."The Old
Homestead," liks "Uncle 1'om|Cab
in. never grows old.This play i l the
zmatcst single Triumph of the Amel-
cin stage.Thu Home Thcltrr.
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D H F S S E S
I h a ve j u s t n d d o d a ve r y f u l l a n d
co m p l vt c n s l or t m e n t o f_ c hi l d r ¢ n 'n u n d
Mi s s e s' g i ng h a m d r e s se s . in m a ny d c
fs i gn s , n ot t he :h a ng s t r a sh y k i nd , b u t
se rvic ea bl e,st y li s h g a r m e n t s t h a t
w e a r a n d w a s h a n d d o u p m u t l l y .I
h a ve i h c m i n n l ! s i z e s a n d m a n y p a l -
t c m s a n d t h e y a r e se r vi c ea b le , n m !
d r c x s y . - M r s . T .C .H i l t o n , T h e M i l
Ziner.
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Stop! Listen!
lon't. forget the
in its criminal form as a passenger carriage.NoWilla Jenkins.
Miss Nell Probutrinz. of Omaha, was
an over Sunday guest of Miss Henriet-
ta Underwood.
Tho Farmers Co-operative Union now
handle all kind of Oils and Greasa.
14-rr
Mrs.C.P.Palmer,of Pittsburg,
Kansas, is a guest of bor brother, Fred
Bugeon and family for a. sreek.
Bra. W. El. Myers and little daugh-
ter, Jean. spent several days with her
parents in Omaha last week.
Mies Josephine Johnson returned
Sunday from a slsit with her mater,
Mrs. A. K. Anderson at Wisner.
Confirmation servioes will be held at
the DanishLutheran church next Sun
day.A large class is to be confrmed.
Elmer Pate had the misfortune to
have his wrist broken a few days since
while engaged ln cranking a car for a
lady.
Plant Garden Seeds.2 packagus Be
at the Blair Racket Store.See us for
_.-. ...n
favored m u omee with a call.inervlmz people of that neighborhood have
organized a dancing club and Ir s .
Rasmussen is one of the interested
parties.
.Corsets (or the Stout Woman at Mrs.
Stridllnfa.Sizes to so and prices
from $1.35 £0 |.|gg
Peter Christensen,manager ol ,the
Farmers'Co-operative Union here.
moved his Ksmlly down from Tekamab
last week, and new they are "st homo"
ln the Beck property,near thowell
home..
Today the initiator] stall ol Rebekah
lodge No. 1, which embraces the tosrne
from Blw to Pender, sv to Craig to
attend a district meeting.About
twenty Robsksbs from Blair are in st-
tendsnce.
Let your idle money earn something.
The Suu Bank, Blair, Nob., will psy
Four per cent interest on Time Certif
estes of Deposit for Six,Nine or
Twelve months.8-if
A¢mrdlnz to Prof. A. R. Ssrensen,
young people here.
Miss Dean Doody,who has beer
trimming: for Mrs. Jenkins during th
mlllinery season,is to leave Sunda
evening for her home at California
Ho.Mira Ddody has made man
friends among the young folss of Blair
because she has an agreeable dlspos|
altlon, a pleasing personality and a bs;
pg faculty of making and keepin
frlends.She will he greatly missed.
Miss Maude Kenny,who has hee
visiting ber sisters at North Ilend an
Omaha lor several weeks was in Bla1
over Sunday visiting old friends an
former neighbors.Sho expects to rr
tum to her home at Lewistown, Mor
'tsna,gon.She reports ber sistel
Sue, and brother John.ss being we
and satisfied with their western l1om4
Any lniormation resultinz in the li
c :very of a black leather medicine car
lost last Tuesday night between Ferl
bam dc Samson's and Dr. Nielaen's re
residence will be liberally resvardes
l3-tt.
né tuul fa rmer c an affo rd to do~ hi s heav y i arm
work. in these times of high prlces for i eed with
horses.The entire cost of n Ford car, to be used
as a passenger vchlcle [xy the In ml ly ,a n d wi t h
thi s a tta c hme nt fo r the hea v y i n r m wo rk a n d
than the money Inves tedma rke ti ng crops
in four good Imrses and harness.if y o u are
r\uc|1n.P| muh vnrlr fnrnt wnff t vnu can nnerate it_- - _ - -- -< m L m - \ E N ° s A N I )zu1ss1;-:
D H F S S E S
I h a ve j u s t n d d o d a ve r y f u l l a n d
co m p l vt c n s l or t m e n t o f_ c hi l d r ¢ n 'n u n d
Mi s s e s' g i ng h a m d r e s se s . in m a ny d c
fs i gn s , n ot t he :h a ng s t r a sh y k i nd , b u t
se rvic ea bl e,st y li s h g a r m e n t s t h a t
w e a r a n d w a s h a n d d o u p m u t l l y .I
h a ve i h c m i n n l ! s i z e s a n d m a n y p a l -
t c m s a n d t h e y a r e se r vi c ea b le , n m !
d r c x s y . - M r s . T .C .H i l t o n , T h e M i l
Ziner.
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Bc|.{mn1n;z l"clJru:\rv lat.1916,
i per cent, int-vrc+L will be puiurhnn
m:rLificalc.4 nf rimmsil.ismxcd fafr
six montlw, nine months and une
y ea r. -Th e Ban ki ng Ho us e o f A.
Caswuer
Lut Slfundav 1|number of Indies
met at the héfmie of Mrs. Thomas' Fun
nel] ind spent the lf ternoon sewing for
Co._F.These hashes have styled the
organizstmn the "Soidiun Aid"A1
this meelzng thcy muah:n number of
nokiien emcrgclury flies.ofiknhki
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Dun't forget the
White City Restaurant
Open Day and Night
i ght a nd dnf;ltre qui re s n d resting spells or
time to feed like horses
Hcrewith is a letter from one of
ers of The Pullford
+.,»..,.I~.§[ _:wl ~ that mv brother and
.-......-...... - -H . .,i o r d A t t a c h m e n t o n o u r Y o n i fm o ve r a y u r u n o u r f u m l l ;
Sp d n n fi c h i il l i n o ls , a n d w r w o u ld r n t he r h a w : l i o n ou r h t m
th an a n y fo ur he ad o f h un ce h Q
W e p u ll e d t wo 1| in r h p lo w ; in qu m bo si x i n ch e s d ee p
ll l d ny a nd b u d n o L r u u bl e ab o u t t h e m o t o r h e a l i n g a t I l l
an d w e di d n ot ha ve th e z pe c is l fan t h at ih e P uh fo n d is pu t
Guden Hoes, runs em "'°"| »..f§f§|Tif....}. | nnll.l| dlunnhd ln lhl I |:\..1:.lu-mp nnlnmd lnllmrliunl IIM n Chu. Seaton, an mn; oi El "' " ° " ' " " ' " " f ` ' " " " " " " ' - r " -rf-»»-¢~-»-- ...._ ..mer Palo, in here from Holkilt. Colo..High School thu spring, Ind ooy a (o Tuesday tn raise the price of the Chm
on » visit w her nephew me other rel:gunz! have been played.This condl-' r m Examiner, which he aclll.to Biirtives.tion axilll on account of so nanny of coma a copy.Tho Enterprise mil 1
Hr. and Mn. Gnome Donaldlon nu-;'=°boyz luring school to work on ull! lt the nano old popular précc, Sl
1.ner sur.in lplto of the high cost of;lim: out at Lhll llmv.We lalu|0d hly and grain to townioad up
noun for
from Omnbn 'n-»d»y |l£¢r Youcnn gut Four pg;cant intnrut i=»-pér, md gives you fnorc Blair news
1 brief visit mth rclailves ___:__ .....- ...,....... .a.~..n..\ an l\\nr\ \:nu|l :rel in I L.`h\c|.2o owe: in I iw; loud! :M tinw md pU||\.'d A bindh, mower. ale.
Our atlachmunt is just as good today u it Isl at thehero.
Dr. Halle: has movad his dental of-
Ilce from over Caltette1"s Bank to the
rooms above Haller'a Drug Storm.l l t l
Hin Mildred Kilbollrn. of Whiting,
I o n ,and Hrs.G.A.McDonald, of
Ahandeen, S. D., are in the clfy, guutl
of Mn. Caleb Loftil.
F. F. Kelley. of mg wplnfcizy ru
tau:am, expects to leave Sunday neu
our annum au: yuua mum; .~|.~...-. ...the State Bank, Bhir, Piebr., on Timo
Cartilicatu of Depoaita for Six, Nine
or Twelve months.5Lf
Mllallarianhorunaan anifedin Blair
Friday evening of int wack from Chi-
cago. am spent a law days at the homo
of C. S. Nlalsen and family.She lof t
Wednesday morning for Lincoln. when
ah: hu a position aa nuns in Dr. Shoe'
makcf a prints ofhee.
¢ . - .- -_ . . .y e a r .. __g
wlll1'1: am.1.1>:Em'
This in tho torm usa¢l ln |lr.5§|.!!\:\.l+.
the ne\\esl. fashinma in Ellillinory.'Thu aWhiuehats are quilo tho corrmtl
Uiinfnnw and there is a rage overthem in fashionable circles.I h aw.
an extensive assortment in Whitv
hats, nl! the Very latest designs und.new models in varying prir:os.--§lrs.§
tlme W L' lJOI.1§£l1l il :nu nur r om fllln x . inulln lny ucucnusu-lson nl ni l u n lu cwu nt of lhu us e u f :h e n l ta n hm e nt .I f l l
could nut get another one we would not take $00for it
Yours truly A. B CAGE
The cost of this attnciuncnt, when its usefulness Is cunsldurell. Is so little ihat np pmgres-
siv e farmer c an afford tn do wi thout ning "F southern Missouri on ' pleas ca k 0'H|.nlon hu bun writinl in T. c. Hiiton, The Millinera n L n p .a r-...--U-.»( n r & ¢ | n § v vn a r l .I n d Zl l t Let us show }ou and pric e il. to youh .IBAIIJLD u u u" -J Jw , --yT h e T p l e n ' ? ° " " ' 5 . " I T ° f f . N ' 1 f _ _ \ s u n u n n i z h t ' | £ r ¢a t t h e Tr i b u n e o f I u r . -r,.a,|;..s»\.:m»¢n f T o k l m l h
e r, n othin g to be a t it.la r a . a r n ou n gke e p s t h e To pi o w .51.75 i a t h e P r i c e .
Cl a u d e Vor hie a,w i fe a n d c h i l d n n
ar e he r e fr o m W y om i n g fo r a n d e x te n d
ed vi sit.w i t h t h e i r r e l a t i ve s , t h e B o l t
i a m i l i o l .
l n . K e r r , s o n L e o n a r d , a n d d a u g h -
te r , E t h e l , o f O m a h a : o l d t i m e fr i e n d !
'l i c e i l m e n m h a o i m s 'im p o r t a n c e
au at a mo d 2 >y an y o f' th e co mp an ie s he
has re p r et e n lo d on p o li c i ua w ri t t en b y
h i m .No t a b a d r ec o rd .
If y o ur ha i r ia th i n a nd th e a ea l p d ry .
yo u w i ll fi n d t ha t a ha i r a in g c a n d h o t
oi l t r e a t m e n t w i l l :t a n e w g r o w t h
o f e i o u v.ab u n d a n t h a i r .H n . S w a d
m u u uva u i u a n | | . - |--- . . . . .M n . T. I. M i n i e r , o f C r a i g a n d M n '
G . w . H i m e r , o f O a k l a n d , w e r e a m o n g
s i x P u t W o r t h y h i n t r o n a w h o wo r e i n
Bl a i r Tu e sd a y m o r n in g o n t h ei r w ay t o
Li n c o l n L o a t t e n d i h c l u t e m e e t i n g o f
th e C h a pt e r o f U. E . S .Mi l a l 'h i p p ¢
was a re ai den t of B l u r a ye a r o r i a m
a g o a n d w a s ve r y p r o fi c i en t in l od g e
Vanliuss-Antill Co
Agents, Blair, Nebr
§i:1@¢h . each contain ing I s mnll li wle, an
i u s o r t m e n t o f bu i t o n s |to w e l sox.
ah nn d ke rc h ic f. to o th b r us h to ot h p u t :
| " - '
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c
Dr. W. F.Homnhill.were in me 1 ~J.f» |nnnrnlafnl with har Beaut1f|¢;»rk: w w w - - - _ ... _____1 a n d e ve r y b o d y u m o o t F a c i a l M a n a g e a t h i r w .Sl ; a dl i n g'a .I§ i `{ L }» } n h, § »m : »w h i c h i u p r e l l n t t h c " "" " " "
I L M !50 c u is t h e pr io o.l f y o u r f u e i sm a w i t h Lanaizhtly p l m p l u ju st B l u r soldzer b o p Af ter th e h o m e W a l l c r l m r n n
1 .K e m p ,a e c o m p a n i e d l y I 1 I ;|z u a m n h a v e h r e n s u p p l i e d J ~ h e l u l i c s 1 5 5 5 q u n r t f z l
\lla h l h zH n .L l x z l e P l t r i c k ,w e n t !~n f g m ° _ m = ; ; ; ; =m , ' ; g ; ., . , , ,,l c b r a n c h o u t a n d b c c o m l .a n h u H ¢ l i n q .n q r t
.. . _. .L "I L . . . I F r a u !u n r 1 | \ .m a r i n t h n {i | \ I ~B l
ry Tuesday, guna of the doctor.FIPLLZ {,`0',g
Hosiery for all thu iamiiy at thc welcome.
_»has se c ur vd l u m p o rh u A n g u s !ii nt hn al nr ar
af th e l u r k . m l p h s l l c
n f q; , f § ', J . r
1 t1d W at er p l nn t. w hvrn r ¢Q
at a1|| l1m~e= nnlal t h e f ~
z>AgAmpUNT
i3:|\Ȣnt.l h e
U1 une 'I brat re
!
am; luémszm.A zmuknaa at!u12§c per pair..Min I d i e i Gnuzs b¢`§"=I,.,\1§'Lf,
Lisle Hose at i9c per pair;Ladies'out!.oColnn:mb u s t he l a t t er p a r t o f In st i n z .1 mu rm ur ; \u U IU 4\ A. \| vua u . . . - . - . , " " ' 1 . _ " " J ,:_.. 1..- .;_ |.:.. ..m l!» ¢i l »¢ th o nf 1 h n m n v h e [ mi n dc¢1maHm:ss¢wpm.1 | 2 : M ( o r ;.1 '"§."":.,';z*z.;':'°';::."Da n c e a t E. Oftfs Hall?'.§iZ',i";;I;'.,122,:;Jif.,,,;;;;;§:h;2\',;;2;;;,;";;mn §n£|Jr1;E"(J,45
Rev. A.P Schultz. of Hampton. daughter,rn unc e o »'cr 111'-E k M .W ri hz and Mra..lin }Jh:1.|.d. prepared in like mrs 0 za '* »"'*ahNshr., hu bemengaged ua putor of Kemp rllurned Monday, but Hn. Eli Be nnlnhto n' Ne b., wa t '.2`§T nfer? .,,,,L``§fIJ'.. a commilnry 3'°'" mul" ::oub1»:a when cxlicd upon ' ~ "1
me DanishLutbenn chumh and will rick up-oct! m 190114 l pl!! of 'no day, May 19th.13'1t'5¢ummim<=.ws utr;
nm mmmny and
Tuesday nl much
week.13-if
bl hon an lain: pan. ox next wut.Hummer men
"y-=>|1f';'f:§:rt':'f-qe¢|¢»-u§r7-<~.¢n-;n~:».1 uv; 1 ~n .._\ve"f
g - .__m m m m s
M a y 1 I_. _n 4
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"
RESPONBENCE
Bari Roiwar,son of Cu! Rohi t!
nr. 0. s. Pruner
Veterinary Surgeon
Klluli. Nd.
All Odin Promprly Attended
Phones:
Olios IIB Residence 82
~~.»......
ARLIIIGTON.
Tha Bmthcrhood was antedained
Tunday "mln: ag Crrl Kallafa.
Thaw. C. T. U. matI"ridayp.m. at
Ch u la : la nh a lh .
Ru. Wm. Eaplin,o l Blai r. Ill In
Arlinglnn visitor on Monday.
ll!! Mary Ludlrig vialtad in Blair
our Sunday.
Ir a.B.?.Cook and u n rammed
homo Sunday aitar viaitlnl in Cnia,
tbl aa-at coup!!of : a a h with bar
pannh.
Tha hacealaumaata aarmon will be
pu-aachad Sunday waning at Ubi o-para
boon for tha Banion,br Ref. A. E
Bnhfond.
Tha Junior! anne:wlnad the Banion
at a ncaptiorl at H.W.lanl:.all's
Thurlday naming."
ithaca Norma Lockman and Mary
Ludwig entertained up Sophomona ata party Thunday avenlng at tha Lock
man homa
Finrd Gillroy came out hom Omaha
towork an a farmharafor thaaulnmar
Lynn and Clyde Gain# Ina Arltug
ton viaitnn hom Fremont Tuesday.
adm. Cnpanhoft mL our from Om
aha zo :pared Sunday with Loma folk:
Rabat! Hiiiar came homo from school
at Lincoln to work on a farm.
Ir. am! llra. H. W . Sehomgu. ln.
3. A. sum, um- Alloc Galnal and
Aka Oltlrman amndad the Sundav
School eulwanlkm Mid in Harman 'Tuea
day.
lin Anna '!'aPoal, of Omaha aiaitld
at tha B. F. CNR. homo Saturday and
Bmday on har any home from Horn
Bln ll.
Hills! Dorothy Doalcbar and Paar!
Warrick mind Hi ll Sadia Crlnk at
tbl home naar Elk City Buisday.
Tha 'Wsman'a Ciub met T w d l r p
m. at c. c. lla.:ahalll.
Tha Ladlaa'Md I n antartainad
Wadaaaday p. m. by ln. Wm.Rack
mayar.
.Earl Ima tialtad frkndl and rais-
tiraa in Fnmont Saturday and Sunday.
Baada ilhaavidtadhargrarudpannb,
llr. and lp. llllfaldt,in Blair over
Banday.
Hoblon Ludwig daizad at A.E.
Wh\lhI°¢ ln Gu. Blah our Sunday.
Lan Wabar anllatad tohalp In tha U.
S. in tha pharmacist dapartmant.He
laft Monday for Fort Loan.
la ad amn H. 'Cuapanhofc,W. 8.
Oooh and Fink hu "Rudd" to menu
Granniladp dtha Order of Eutarn
Bwtobabaidathineolnthlalraak.
.~.||
Mr. and lin. Gngt Allen lttended
LONG c a n a l.
Parman ua improvlng thin sph ndld
weather and report the ground in the
but of condition.
W m Gr ab ! il o ur no wd un mm,
with hh trac tor plowing,arhlls Old
Bobbin alps gran.
Jon Lazura hal one held oz' corn
planted.
Tho woman are not idle llthor, but
all npocr: the poultry boaioaaa Boorilh-
ing.ilu. Chrla Petersen had 40 of
bor largest young fioek smother one
night.Sho made up on Lha vw deal
the nextday, bowaver, hatching N gog-
liw hom 15 :gp and nelllng them at
anon for 68 cant.: apiece.Un. Lazuro
hu 300 chicks in good condition.
(W hoa will they rom; when thug
get big enough so fry, ln. Laura?-
Thl Enterprise Glo:2
Wm. llcbonald is putting a aubatan-
lld improvlmant on bla homo by au-
llrtivz it to the out and south.'
Chu. Baker bu a vm si c k hone.Ono of hll dna black tum, id ols! al
Od-00.Drl. Hammond and Poobiel, and
a Framont vctotinrian are trying to
sau il.
Jay Larson brought his family to
spam! Sunday at tba Nelson homo.
Lara Jaap-oraon'a :wut man il homa
again from the Blair hospital. ahh to
gat about and cshora some after hi! tor-
lou|xeci»dant1.iLhQ.g1d1ao'1 '
lnunda In tame and keep.
Alfred. Baku, of this plum,hu o n
listed in tbl Navy und axpeeu an be
called in a Ink or ten dan.
Fred Kruse an a visitor zo :hs mlb
rupollaTonday .___;
Chu. Pauke and Harman P c u n m
luwld Mun to Omaha on budnesl Slb
urduy.
llr. and Mn. C. W. Glandt and Aug.
lhidcrtfut this phu and llisl Anna
Glnndt. of Whuide, took ln the sights
at Omnhlllonday alumoon.
John lluall-lr in thk,':to be nrouncl
ugain :har being condnlzl to the nounby lllnell lb! put Ink._
lin. Henry Freclnicluen died at har
homo ben Fridsy afar nn m m s 91
two 1rnk'|.She is :arrived br |0011
sono md um dsughurl,har bulblnd
having died four J n r ' |q u .Th i
funeral was beid llonday atumoun at
un Gtrmm Luthcnn church Ulth ln-
urmmt at. the German cemcm3 auth
of town, Ru. E. Ahran|, or Nudolk,
oGcIllln¢.
Him? Schroeder hu put in n Gm
iina of lb0l| in his shop this wah
I W. H. Allen ls able to drlvc around
again.
Tha [Anil Niahan homo il out ofquazamlne.
Phd Baku ard small son. of Oma-
ha are nporud on tha lick %iaL
Hr. and Hn. Sam Halllr, an guests
this sunk at their daughters homo.
Harman An brought hh family out
Sunday, to gather ferns and wild naw
sn in our woods.
Hr. an d i lu. Bd Na tl: le n : dim
day evening at the Hallie French home
Iran! of Kinnud.
Hrs. lllrlhail Wilcox ll somewhat
aauraluuton
and your family unlen you belong zo
mme other Sunday school.
~a .L z l l l :.~'Q :u gh
C. A. Houghton. work on Rradu
Henry P. Hansen, m»w=ziné P .
Imperial Brush Co., supplies for
Larsen & Jacobson, repairs and
Mauric e Mah:em, salary and mil
Midland Chemical Co., French ii
Nelson Hotoi, board for Dr. Arn
Chris W . Nelson. salary and mol
N. E. Noyes, bailifl'-.
Chris Rohnr, fees .»
G. A. Rathmann, care and nursi
Rathmann's Ganga. drive -
A. Sutherlalld, land takc n in wid
J. L. Milljon. road work
Milburn & Scott Co., blanks and
Hammond & Stephens Co., supp
On motion duly made and »
were aliowed:Fmnk E. W ai-ri
in wrong Sc hool District and
error in c omputing taxes on real
On motion duly mudo and »..
amount of $5.00 on tho General
Haro the Board adjourned u
1 o'clock p. m.Board in
Report of feel earned durin~
Eilar, County Judge and Maori »
accepted and ordered placed on
The Board adjourned until
s'
COUNTY COMM
County Commissioners
The Bond of Count? Comm
ment.taken April 17.19lT.
mum and Chu. Selma.
The Minutes of the EMI, meet
The following c hims were al
F. J . W e ntwunh.freight and »
Thane 8: Furnberg. nails, tuppii
Thu Tribune. printing -
Arlington Implement Co., auppli
Danish Luth. Publishing House.
Ore T. Ando:-son, expense bill
Amd : li nd mre Co .. s too l c e ilin
Underwood Ty pewriter Co., sten
F. Heuermann, eommiwee work
Russell Condon, grading Murray
Board of Registrars, lounl aegis!
C. J . Beekman. suppliwl for pm
E. C. Jackson. fees -
Louis Grimm, road work -
Mondeo Mehrons, State vs. J . I
E. C. Jackson,i|\\|\a
H_ (}_ (it as N \
Standard Oil Co., oil
First Chrhxlan Church
llothlr'| Day will bo observed next
Suudq.Tha chorus choir will pre-
unt soma choice music suitable to the
occadnn. and the puter will ducouno
o n " l o we r "Come ma urea.: a flow-
er for Mother, whether me be iifing
or dead.ihmben and friends are rc-
queitad to bnnz their song books--the
"Songs for Semen"books ml! be
und morning and waning.
We an planning for a rec on! ab
CH unch NOTES
51|THE ENTERPRISEssloNERs MEET] F *-E
b _V K T H E B A N K I N G H O U S E O F
Bll ,'iv r.Mn _ 1917.
oners mel. pursuznv. w adjaurn-
senl. James E. Mlher. Frad Heuer-
wem read and n proved
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0
od:CapitaI$I00 000 00 Established 1869
auurs IOIEIUST nrwsnrn
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GE NE RA L A N D L OC A L NE W S A ND COMM ENT
No. 16-nf Am wAnm§¢§fFoN éoUN1'Y. NEBRASKA. MAY me, 1917vo L . X X I
nays.P. Jensen
fc llovnd the liao of u-gument thlt
may otha: mm do, who an not :ohm
z o m r W f m t o 9 -
mr. i==»~==sri\a¢.. m l a & - f d
but Tama' :'.' ."'J G¢ nn a r: , »h |
u i d ;and Gu1nan~.Amuican pcople
c
¢
n
n
e
n
\
n
ms r u r ws .xr-'run MANY ve n u s ~~T h e ~y ~
Lust Monday afternoon Mn. F. L!
Gemsetn, a former resident of Wash-DA NA COLL EGE AND B L A
ington county, arrived in Blair from Q|'|°y ggn90|_5 ¢;_g5|=g ;the Mexican border, and wont to Her-man later in the day for a visit withher brother,mrun J ohnson,who [BOTH GILDUATIT M I G !'" '
Mtn. Gemnlts and her husband left High School Commencement To
liven near that village.
this county in 1893. and settled in
northern Mexico; ncnr the border,
where they owned and c ottlvated e
large ranch.For n number of yemrsthere had been a state of unrest and
Americans and others not natives of
that country were victims of pilfering
parties and every individual right'
I!
diareganlicd by the Mexicana.H i '
lndy'| husband died some time since
and lhe. with her Mtecn-year-old son
came over the boder to El Peso, Tes-
as, where they have made their horns
since, until the war situation took on
such n serious aspect and :testing be-came so common that she felt obliged
to leave in order to protect. herself
and son from further indlgnlties; she
was conducting s bakery, which she
disposed of for e trifle and sterted
i
II
imc Thursday B r e d a ; Ma y !
Dane Commencement. May 25
no year's Commenceroent st s
College will be held on Fridayv
olnl. llsy 25, and the following
en d u r e :Trinlty Seminary-Anthea ~»
(jhriathn Adolph Vamllen.
l
Pro-Seminary-Thanning W.A e
ersen,lla th i ll Christensen,
Jorgensen, Anna Olesen.
Academy--Esther H.~
Edythe A. Pedersen, Trlne ;~
Evsngsllne Larsen.Frederick :
sen Lund.
llueie-Dora PedersenStenwrlnhy'-Reflna """"
-Andrea Bhrla Hsnsm.D¢*¢7 2.3
sen Alma: Pagh,back to God°s country, on '!'hursdly_'morning of lasl. week. arriving hen Bookke§?i1l-§uat:rfBoril\H!l-
Monday et 3 p. rn.An Enterprise o or
not for famerepresentative found hor to be e ladyof unusual interest and one who rn-g m 'l° r_ su ;i :;" "' a nd 9
riously gave all the information asked, 1 Than °;?""'m be"°h°:m srogenllng conditions on tho border; Cd; e "Sa s_M r __"|
Sho said the Mexican War money, is gn ess s ' s '
w o r t h 3 5 c e n t s o n t h e d o l l a r o f A m e r -° = ° " ; _ = ; _ =S e n i o r
|i c n n m o n e y .
.I I n v o c a t i o n ,B e v . L .A .L a u : s e n . .
S h e b r o u g h t . w a t h h o r n u o m e m c n t o
o f h e r s o u t h e r n h o m o f o r t w e n t y f o u r
y e a r s .a n u m b e r o f w h a t w o u l d h e
m l c o r i o s i t l e s i o " u s n o r t h o r n s r s . "
s m o n g w h i c h w a s a g c n u l n e s o i n b e r o
h a t . w h i c h A g e n t n e l l l f l l n w o u l d : I v e
s l r y e a r s o f b y l l f e t o o w n ,n s l t w a s
t h e m o s t b e c o m i n z h a d p i e c e h e e v e r
" t r i e d o n "o v e r h i s c l a a s l c f e a t u r e s .
H p .G c m s e t a i s u m l e r i n t l e d a t t h i s
e a r l y d a t e e s t o w h e t h e r a l l e w i n m a k e
I
1
Vocal Solo; selected, Agnes N
Dratlon,"Leengere from-be
op." Andere Jorgensen.
Piano duet."Love Bon:
Faust"(Gounod)A n t h e X
Aznete Hansen.(tration, "The Hakllll oi a =
ness lim." Dney Jensen.
Gratiot, "ls tbl Un ite d 8
D¢m0¢Pl¢J'»°' Esther Boenesea.
f
H
her home here. but at eil events she D f w ;solo. \Cresoend0 1
win not eo mu mme border so u"§e1 5° ai "xc Babel le
although she owns Pwovrir there v re oo.n '
11 is mn; :mm-a after br mor-'l" f " " °.._1 ...
N I A G N U S J o n n s o w s C A R F O U N D
" A T a w e a n t s . M I N N E S O T A
- r u u W E S I N c u s r u o v O F
\.n "\ \ a\ »l \3 I H E R B
S h e r i f f l l n l u e n : n e e i vu d w a n d fr o m
t h e a u t h o r i t i e s a t B l u e E a r t h , M i n n . ,
l a s t M o r u l a y t h a t M a g n u s Jo h: mo n'¢
increase their acreage of Sweet. Corn,
and are plyin.| th¢ iibenl pric e of
$9.00 y r mn b u t to encourage a
peem when they daire to a ny to
tV",$,a ¢e the t if th e qaph nuke;;n " \ U" i ' » 2 "l' I u tr a t : wr mv wa h
corn is $1.00 or more at the opening,
or may Nov.lst., they will pay the
I |l | .-
Adairuss......l1¢.W.J .l'£oopmlnPatriotic Chorus Twenty Voice!
Introductory Agidsea|.... N.T.1A.lnd
A t t l r a a l . _ , _ _ . Q g g l r \ d e J .E .M c C r a c k e n
3 0 6 8 *K ; ) l \n r ; : r .u : u f . : . ¢»¢
A d d r e s s R e v . W .l i .U n d e r w o o d
Song,"America'Chorus and Audience
Ilenediction
'l'he Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, In Successfd Uperation
for More Than 47 Years
woo oa no oo oo ooo oo oo oo oo oo
H. OLLERMANN
The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewelry Store in the City.
in
F o u r D o o r s W e s t o f t h e C a s t e t t e r B a n k
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
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A CONSERVATIVE BANK
With Liberad, Safe Management
All Dgpggitg Protected By The State Bank
Guaranty Law
.
A general banking business
conducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Loan
Money, cash checks on other
banks, pay interest on time
deposits for six. nine and
twelve months at the rate of
4 per cent per anum.::
iflliiirskfblf fi mm
LARGE C ROW D c omes ' ro S EE
so z .n | ERs D RIL L
u l l -
n v.rwcnzn ovss moxzss
J. E. McCracken. N.w. Gednea and
Others Speak From P. 0. Steps
Boys Got "Comfort Kita"
Lust Saturday afternoon had been
billed aa "Patdotlc Day. and a zood
:ized crowd gath in the vicinity of
the post otllce to listen to a program
given from the etepe of the govern-
ment building, soon after dinner.
A Gag which had been praaentld to
the city of Blair by the Iadiee of the
Won|en'a Rdlef Corps, was naised and
Go a te d to th e b r e u e e f r o mtb e ta g
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ADIHTIONAL LOCALS
lltea Otitlia Sehmldt, a former leash-
er in me Bw aaoola, but a student
at the State Undeenizy for th e p ut
year, hae been engaged to dnilh Pro!
Axel Swanlen'a wort hire.llr. Beran
aen h-ll gone to Fort Snelling.
George and Cloud Stout have bought
the oio G. Thomal farm. just thi# aide
of Tekamah, one of the mat dellnble
forma In the atatl, paying 0225 per
acre for it.The Stout boys are native:
of Blair, none of Bennett Stout,do-
ceeled. a pioneer day reeldent ot Blair
for many yeare.Bruno Eyferth, an old~time Blairite,
was in Blair for a brit! period Tues-
day, coming over with 1'red Renard,
a relative U7 marriage, where he had
be e n vi si t i n g .Mr . E . e r a l b o o k ke e p e r
at th e Ca a t at t e r b a nk , an d la t e r a t t h e
o n \ e _ a - _ - \L - - L ( n n Q n r e r n h n r h f
arenas H. aoviznmox
Herman ll. llovnndick, one of the
early acttlrre of this c ounty, pauod
away at the home of hla daughter,
Alfa. I-red Grabbe, of near Spikor, an
last Friday, Hay ll.lllr. llovendlok was born in Weat-
phalia, Liennany, July 35,xsav and
camo to America when about thirteen
years of age, living in Quincy, Ill..
until he was grown to manhood.
Ile wma married Feb. 21, 1858 to
Misa Marie Voth of Quincy, and the
fnat three children were born there.When the nr broke out he joined
the 43rd illinois Infantry and served
until the close of the war.On May
26. :aes he note to Nebraska when
he purchased a relinquiahment in thi!
county just eight miles loud: of Blair
where he resided until he moved to
Blair in 1903.The fall following the more to Blalr
D.500I£A'| .°10N D A Y P R O -
u m m m
Ulu tollowing u tho program fol
.tlxmunm any eiorlrisel on iiuunoe
ggi; Jia) dvtn.*alto u. tu.-Music by Blair band.
, v:.w.\. an.-:uomuaauon ot antonio
a... lutlltehed tor transportation to:
u. .r\. rc. and w. lt. L1 to cemetery
einem at uty null nt tl:.su a. rn. sharp.u;4.» at. un-rroeenuuon lormu at vt'
tt. L. hon.Automoouen wut bo Iurlll\ht1l lor ovary ao. A. R. amlW. li
t3_,. minmer om decorating rommltlnt
iU;oU u. rn.-Proeeaaion movea Iron
Lmwln at. west to 1 hlrd St., aoutl
to :south ai., out to walker Avent:and norm to soldiers monument.Det
muon ol aotdlera monument by ll
A. it. and w. tt. U., uuani ot honoua. r. mi Nell. Inf., N. N. ti. U: s. A
Lreut. U Hanlon commanding.l'n%rlotlc selection by Blair band.
1mcesslon contlnuoa after exercise
fur ruld tools. plumbing,
and repairs on grader,
riling lluid --
aa 40
27 30
I9 92
12 ou
20 45
35 27
4 5U
ilI 50
3,591 ai
2? 50
3 LU
26 UU
U .4'v .I2 Y'~a3as-I
4T 50
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h a r m
mitor pole on wp or me :ny mu, au. .emu
o'clock.At two o'elock the Bhir bind give
e concert.J. E. McCracken gave one
of his inimillhle addressee which re-
ceived much applause.Among other
lllllf NIHUDII UlI.l.l| AU! ¢ neunrn --yeen.He married his wife here. She
vr u a Blu J eekmen. when father
.eml brother operated the Blair flour-
ine mill, and wee z einer to Hrs. Dr.
A. J. Ryan.He is employed in e bank
things he ma me Co. F. ns. um: if at Duluth where he nu and sinc e
they "would stick to it they would| |,"5n¢ ahh. A quarter of I. century
lobn hue the hint where the b°¥l of lim They have one daughter who il
the eirtiel had Jell Devin."gm |¢t|@| ,
the wife died and since that time Mr.
llovendlek hal resided mostly in this
city with his dlughter, new Mn. John
Skinner.To those who knew Mr. lioeendlck
it is uulue Us extoli his virtiea.Hi !
triesdl were ee many as his large
acqeinunceehip end no one evers p o k e a n y t h i n g b u t k i n d l y o f h i m .H e
- I _-h e - L - 4 ¢ f n l . l l - \ n ¢ | | ; \ l \
ez. monument north on Walker Ave
een lo cemetery an the following nl
der:.
Blair hand.Gu. F. N. N. G. U. S. A.
mmnull of Duy--Judze E. C. Jul
lon.G. A. R., Bower car.
\s . u . c .... ....._r
c o n a u t o
r dressing
l
advanced
R ~um-lea fo u r |nl.lam.57 I0
2 I0
ini; mul nt. De Sow zullr.25 un
Tli 60
Bea supplies -28 T5
| for Cu. Supt.-5I Tu
ind dm fullowlng mfunding orden
15.20 un account nf being lanelsed
¢i0 M. Finnell $8.86 on aeenunt of
Isle.
ind C uunur W irn nl. X djw in dn
\uI:¢x|\ll u!"" " "nd Chil(lf¢ll.3 HICUTIFUE.Svrihlfh of R2i\""f d» "'"|Pete '1`5'l°T\ shipped * load of "*|Y'.'IT ~ ,'?f.."If§§'.., ¢!emnli!\c:;:|n of'1'ad."a
JI!
'ni ellildrln, nina In mug. ~~ar ,||| ani
>§i nd be and hereby is cancelled
I I o'c lock p. m.
on. members all present.
John Skinner all of this county nu " " " "~ hy 1number of G. A.
5* °f. "u°'uf.'.?f'.r_l.° nd Mn.lectsun u q e q m r m'wall prepared impromptu "1d"°°'» i°l§§§nB§»y
; ~e fi:ur quarmr was tiled by I. C.
lehrens County Sheriif and was
:xy sl, 1917, at. 9 u'clock a. an
am-
nu n1: bl
n o d
will
729.
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;!::.::,°':°;°:;. i'1'°'§II No Lumber Order l00 Large u m :e ve n LAI.u l e n r , I n m e x u u n uN e b u n h I n f a n t r y w a s e f l e r m l l t .
Th e col on el w a s i n t r o d u c e d b u t w u
Loo m odest to m e)¢e a spe ech.H e w i l l
o u t g r o w th i s co m m e n d a b l e q w i t y
i n g i t $ 1 0 . 0 0 p e r m n .Th i ! o f fe r n p -
pl i e s t o a l l w h e t h e r t h e y h e ve s l -
re e d y c o n t ra c t e d e c r e eg e o r n o t . Th e y
ha ve pl e n t y o f go o d ne e d .S w e e t c o m
e e n b e p l a n t e d a n y L i m e u p t o Ju n ei n a m e n '» r m e k e u p , n o d h e r e a d y fo r1 h » !» ¢ m m n l n t i h r m w h e n t h e w e r L e i N ° ¢ " \ * f i " _ \ i ? " w w " w e r e g r e n t e d
l l u u l u u c u : l w u u u . u vnu.. ......- ....._o n e o f t h e t h i e ve s w o e u n d e r e r r e s t .
A i i t t l e In t e r h e w a s n o t i l i e d t h a t h i s
two a ee om pl ic es h ad b ee n ar re st ed a nd
o n N e s d a y S h e r i l l M e h r o n a a n d Jo h n -
so n .ac c om p a ni e d b y V o p S o a r i n g ,
w h o w e n t e i o n g t o r u n t h e c u r h o m e .
.l)Ell0\ll\.Lluu
coinrcn. mms
T h e cimy co un ci l m e t l e n t even i mt '
: m d a f t e r t h e u s u a l fo r m a l o p e n i n g
. ._i_.. -P L....!-n -; esvn-
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l'lll»DlUI»l\l 3
VEHEMENT ATTACKS ON lax-
Ecurwe unmcrx o F "rm:
GOV E RNME NT
.mi his adminis-
lI|B lllllr un; nlsuuun -.u ..._May S!-»Th e c h u u m m I I I
preachod by Rev. W. H. Undlr'
on Sunday. June 27.Chun ph!
be given on Tuesday wining, ln
n n p m- . " A xi m n s wa m r w
bein! reheln-od nifhtiy and ld
. m u m L u l m w r3Arro nwev rr L/nw ~0 l 'T 0 0 ~
§ Pr.=.»u¢¢ nn nm. ...JI s~.|...| §||to nn.We hnvea varied stock ol h
3 c m- u .2
3 .oOmen el Wnllr.er`Avc¢ue FirstDau South ol City am.r
a m i r ,-.-N a b n s
'>¢ooo¢ o»ooo¢o oolc »oo o»ooo»
talk over your needs with us.It means saxlslau-
lion and n saving to you.
Ndluarrie Lumber & Coal Co
r s r u "n.r'L lx ' s .YL
UU\H u l vy M ° w --Th e c r i t i c i s m o f L h n p r u l d e n t d a r e \ e . n i n | . l h a r 3 1 -
:_.|..\.»-A i n h u d m n o c n t i c l l F o l l o w i n g ' a r e t h i g n d u l h l
9 ~ ~ ifund L0 t h e l i g l l t f m d
Bari Roiwar,son of Cu! Rohwlr.
.aught four coyote: Int Heck which he
lnunda In tame and keep.
Mind. Baku, of this plum,hu a n
listed In tbl Navy Ind axpeeu to be
called in a ink or ten dan.
Fred Kruse tu a visitor zo th: mal.-
rupolla Tunday.___;
Chu. Pauke and Harman P c u n m
luwld Mun to Omaha on budml Slb
urduy.
llr. and Mn. C. W. Glandt and Aug.
lhidcrtfut this phu and llisl Anna
Glnndt. of Whuide, took ln the sights
at Omnhlllonday alumoon.
John lluall-lr in thk,':to be nrouncl
ugain :har being condnlzl to the nounby lllnell lb! put Ink._
lin. Henry Freclnicluen died at har
homo hen Fridsy afar nn m m s 91
two 1rnk'|.She is :arrived br |0011
sono md um dsughurl,har bulblnd
havin;died four J n r ' |ago.The
funeral was heid llonday atumoun at
un Gtrmm Luthcnn church Ulth ln-
urmmt at. the German cemcm3 auth
of town, Ru. E. Ahran|, or Nudolk,
oGcIllln¢.
Him? Schroeder hu put in n Gm
iina of lb0l| in his shop this wah
LONG c a n a l.
Parmars are improvlng this sph ndld
weather and report the ground in the
best of condition.
Wm Grebe ie our untodem mea,
with ble tractor plowing,erhlle Old
Bobbin alps grass.
Joe Laaura has one held oz' earn
planted.
The women are not idle either, but
all repocrt the poultry business lloorllh-
lng.Hrs. Chrle Pstereen had 40 of
ber largest young flock smother one
night.She made up on Lha vw deal
the nextdsy, however, hatching ll goa-
liw hom 15 eggs and nelllng them at
once for 68 cents apiece.Un. Laaure
has 300 chicks in good condition.
(Where erlll they roost when they
get big enough te fry , ln. Laura?-
Thl Enterprise Glas2
Wm. llebonald is putting a substan-
tial improvement on bla home by eu-
llrtivz lt to the east and seeth.'
Chas. Baker has e vm si c k hone.One of his noe black team, iadoed at
Od-00.Dre. Hammond and Peebiee, and
a Fremont vstetlnrian are trying to
sees it.
Jay Larsen brought his family to
spend Sunday at the Nelson home.
Lars Jssp-ereon's :wus man ie home
again from the Blair hospital. able to
get about and chore some after his aer-
lousaecldente.lLhQ.g1d1ao'1 "
Gracie me Harley Wilcox spent Toes
day evening at the Hallie French home
lrea! ol' Kennaxd.
Hrs. llarehall Wilcox ls aomeerbat
improved-able to alt up a litde.
W. H. Allen ls able to drive around
again.
The Louie Nielsen homo is out ofquazamlne.
Phd Baker ard small son. of Oma-
ha are reported on the eiok %ieL
Hr. and Hrs. Sam Heller, are guests
this week at their daughtefa heme.
Herman Aye brought his family out
Sunday, to gather ferns and wild nose
ere in our woods.
Hr. and iles. Bd Nate: were :Alera
at BonnySlde the test of the week.
Mr. and llrs. Gragt Allen attended
the Oscar Newell funeral in Blair Wed-
oseday.
. A letter from Ruth lImlly Epling in
Lordeburg, Cal.. "NYU all well and
also le bus: In her achooi work, from
which she graduates in June.
Harry, the youngest son ot Hr. and
Hrs. Carl Rohlrer, was taken to St.
Joseph hosplw ilonday. where he was
operatedon for sppendlcitls; last re-
ports are good.
First Chrhxlan Church
llothlr'| Day will bo observed next
Suudoy.Tho chorus choir will pre-
unt soma choice music suitable to the
occadnn. and the puter will ducoono
on "Hotbar"Come ma urea.: a flow-
er for Mother, whether me bo iifing
or dead.ihmben and friends are rc-
queitad to bnnz their song books--the
"Songs for Semen"books ml! be
und morning and waning.
We no planning for a rec on! ab
undtnco nur Sunday.Wu want. you
and your family unleu you belong zo
mme other Sunday school.
Everybody u mado nelooma.
John B. Wllliaml. lhniller.
CH unch NOTES
COUNTY comma
County Commissioners
The Bond of Coun t? C ommi
ment.taken April 17,19lT.P
muon and Chu. Xelson.
The Minutes of the int meeli
The following c hime were all
F. J . W e ntwonh.freight and d
Thane 8: Furnberg. nails, auppiien
The Tribune. printing -
Arlington Implement Co., euppliu
Danish Luth. Publishing House.
Ore T. Anderson, expense bill
Amd: IinrdwereCo.. steel ceilingUnderwood Typewriter Co., stem:
F. Heuermann, committee work
Russell Condon, grading Murray I
Board of Registrars, lout! mgist
C. J . Beekman. suppliwl for poo
E. C. Jackson. fees -
Louis Grimm, roed work -
Maudce Mehrens, State vs. J. P.
E. C. Jackson,i|\\|\ee
H_ (}_ (it at it n
Standard Oil Co., oil -
Nebnsks Telephone Co., rent and
C. A. Houghton. work on Rrudur
Henry P. Hansen, m»w=ziné Paor
Imperial Brush Co., supplies for j
Larsen & Jacobson, repairs and w
Maurice Mehrem, salary and mile
Midland Chemical Co., French lim
Nelson Hotei, board for Dr. Arun
Chris W . Nelson. salary md mono
N. E. Noy es, bsilifl'-\
Chris Rohwer, fees .»-
G. A. Rathmann, c are and nursin
Rnthmenn's Ganga. drive -
A. Sutherland, lend taken in wide
J. L. Milljon. road work
Milburn & Scott Co., blanks and
liummond & Stephens Co., suppli
On motion duly made and our
were aliowed:Fmnk E. W nr ric
in wrong Sc hool District and J e
error in computing taxes on reel e
Oe motion duly made and c nr
amount of $5.00 on the General F
Here the Bound adjourned un
1 o'elock p. m.Board in .
Report of feel earned during
Eller, County J udge end Maurice
accepted and ordered pieced on 51
The Bonrd adjourned until .
s'
'E .`l »
Tha M. ii. Church
Harold Bugeon la leader of the Ep-
Iorth League meeting Sunday evening.Tara lftbe League annifanary and
apaclal aarvicaa vnu be ham.
'1l»a praaching annum wall begin a
hall hDilr_¢arbor Sunday morning, than
gwlng Biahop Slunu one and a hal!
hom to dalwar his meaaage.There
will be special music.
Rav.P. T.u n a m ma ,of Crdg,
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES quickly formed, armed with xhntxuns ;\
and cther wcnpons and the thiews Ll
ms asrcwun,un :" ° \ ".""" "'!l1ll\I\w||.Lau. ...r r -._\...-.... L....l...¢ |.¢..Alnnnlml \\l!I€l 1 I - . .-ll nnn aI ini £r fi !I¢l \| IB ' I m X d n l F . ~
ln. lsrtin Grote arrived Honda:nn ll l ll w ly u ' H I D " " " '`l l l l n l l \ " " " ""JMI l l I " _u ~ ; n ¢ a |' i n . |l s\ i n |_ V l n l c u l l
» ` € ' 3 ' » - - » = » ~ - - ° 1 ' 9 w w - w e u w n u - » - \ - - w e ! " L ' l " ' ; . . . ' f . ". . ' e m - . m . . . . .from Omlhl to spend a (ew days wid
her paints,ll r and li n .Hum
lluslhr.
Hin Anna Glnndt,of Wlmlde.in
vidllbt fsionds and rs htivn he n |
cwnll of Iuk'|. arriving Bntnzday.
It is our purpose to supply the public with
.EVERYTHING requi{'g£l_.il1_A£§q[\§g§ile Service;
rfs l ul r n n u n u » - - --?'.. ' Q _ - ¢ » . n l ; n | \ . m i m m u i u t i o n l l a : o l d M c C r a c k e n
their German constituents."He fur-plants shut down, throwing toe menther said that "We are not going into employed out of jobs at the fancy
this war because of insult. but for hu-"ns wer l\aTo"been receiving. Louie
rnanlty,"and that Germany had madeja a listure with the company and
the name of the Kaiser a nzgm.mm'h°1a his position.Chris is laying
and America had been obliged to as- | brick in Pittsburg,earning ninety
sert herself."It`\¢ time to blqhd all 'cents on iwur.Herman stopped ell in
discordant voices in this country. and Chicago a few day s to vin; Iriends
everyone sing the Star Spangled Ban- I on the return trip.
ner in Unison."'Jack Richter has been a sutlerer
At the close of his addneae the lad- 'with rheuznatism nearly , H winter
les of the Boldlere Aid.presented the md for ,ix week! was unable to help
members of Company F each *ith ='him»of, sutYe1in; such intense pain
( . 0 l ¥ \ f o l " t ~ ~ i l l UISSI CDI' I gg ~ be gag no sleep, and gquld get
umns last weak.loo relief from remedies proscribed by
The W FL C served I ltlnnlr L0 the lnnll nlwairianl and finalhi' decided to
eral hunmlreri dollars worth. to be Inter
loaded into the auto nm! taken away.
When ilreove they mule n break to
get away but one of them was shot in
the back with nhotgilns,something
more than n hundred shot being picked
out of his body after his capture. The
other two get away but were shortly
aneated ut another town some dis-
tance away.The nuthoritles there have at clear
ease against therq and asked to have
.lohm\on'| ear lett there for evidence in
their trial which Mr.Johnson con
sented to do.
1att 10 tue rettuu ul un: l|;\uuuvnT. S. Brown of the skating rink was
ssranted a permit to hood a dnnen at
his rinlt on the afternoon and evening
of Jttly lth.John Watson and George llinellno
nf tho electric light plant receives! anancnaao in snlary from $10 to $80 por
month and Geo. Matteson from $65 to
312.50 per month.
s i s . c u s r i x n e w
Samuel Jefferson Gustin, died ut the
fnmily home, Wednesday, Moy 16. at
Inuit ol fu-upvnauvn __with rongress.A section of the bill
gppropriating $500,000 for the defenxo
emanril wus the basis for the debate.
To BA R LI QUOR .so s Fa ult! nm.
Ti) THIS STATE
Wasl\i.n2i°l|» I). c., Llny lI»--I'oa|.-
master Genera!Burleson announced
today that the territory to which it
will be onlnemul to mai! »°»u¢r»- post-al cards or ;.oblientions eonwnint!
iquor :ulvenimnenu under the no-
rnlled nm amendment. =f°bf°f" at
leant twenty-four states in thetr en-
Kirk ll. SnowdonAllen Emil Andersonlsurt William!
i
!--.......1 minions of two others..
Ernest A. Schmidt
Roy M. D. Lan:Stanley M. Capps
Lyle E. Mc Bride
George Robinson Haynanl
Ellen Hutchison
Viva LippincottRoland T. Maher
Percy McComb
Ruth Almeda Bappenfleld
lions K. Nelson
lluro'~! O. Peterseon
. .» _ -- - -
we say "EVERYlri|NU"we mean Q
§on ll KM Chu. Gnluch bums Silndly. |SMALL lNlTlAL INVEST-|
W e é a i ~ G r a c i f ; l ; é x 1 s y l v a n i a ( i l
-gm! Make a sPEc|ALl§g§§ :N BARREL LOTS.
FIRESTUNE ANI) BRAENDER TIRES; None Better Made
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H a w \ l r n n l ff \ . n | ||l|¢|\l n u n I n
r " a " ' - - -tm 1 ~° an rn af te r a n mu m o f L s o \=f==r - -r ' "me aa to fo u rsoldier Iaddla nt. tbalr hall at 5:aoizot° an Omaha hocpiul and tres _p. m. and iatlr a free dance urn given :--1 r»-*l'..f d by an Omw specialist.Hia F RE D l s o n c n u z |Ns.x:~m k while dnb us incum)..
:;tt|£na°:nrmhr:;;nt;1eu ".,
`1"i'.Z,.'f.1§;"°"""'°" Malcom Bostnn. faced nbed "~ ; ;; w__ ,bum Aug. 23, asus,more.The ban is ¢H¢~cti\e July 1.FLOUR "" '§ 'i§ ,¥ '£1 ¢s ""
.in his Fond car and loaded Jack :nw Mz u ln u r o n 8LACl~&SMlTH ANl}in Sc ion: County Ohio. and :une no e x c e p t w h e r e ~-Lnqilrl £1 and o e z s
d u i ..;" " "" " " " ' " " '" " "°"* "" 'Prayer meeting WeaneFredFrededcklen camadown nu mllh e p ur e br w poultry buslnels?Choir pnctia at the 1
l a t i n a Friday to attend the funeral 5 You can at no cost.We wi!! fur- day evening al. a o'c1ock.
of his mothar.Ho loft for that plac e; nlsh y ou :fn lor one hai! of our Lu: Banda! was a sole at to the -mmmeni roll.
POST MEMORIAL SERVICES
The Post Hemorial Se:vires will be
held al. the W. R. C. hall nl. 3 u'clock.
Sundry next.Rev. John W. wnlims,
of the Christina c hurchfwili preach
the sermon.All relnthes of cleansed
soldier: are eapcinlly invitod 1.0 be
present.
U-BOATS SINE LESS THAN mu-'
AS MANY HHll'il as W EEK AGU
it :nd toc k him to Omahl :nd after
24houra tnntment Jack says he wasfree from lil plln and made up for
six weslu' lost- of sleep.llc cameback n fur day: an after three weeks'
treatment Ind is feeling' fine but com-
plains ol having no strength.
¢ - n a - I - l- - - . . . _ a - -- 1
Talk to Youraelf.A lawyer has In his umm a molto
"Think lwlce before yuu speak: thetnlk tu yourself."Ilia nlgninvant run'
ment upon It wan:"lf my rllfnln fui
luned that mann, I would lim- hut! mrlu1l1nw|.."Hu alma re-mnrln-al that tb
lint lawyer ln wbone udlcu he Slr¥t'
AUTO MAH SENT TD ASYLUM
Last Tuewday the Arlingtnn author-
ities brought Fred Bomber,an bluet-
nmllli and num meclunif whfl hu been
1orklmr__lr»r Fred Menking fm the nut
four or five yearn. to Illnir and delit er
ml hir! nver to Sheriff llehronfl,tiling
\ charge of insanity against him.The
want; innmty commission irwutigat
e.l the cue Thursday and found him n
lit subject lor the insane asylum and
ht wal taken to Norfolk this mornirg
by Jann tlurrham Ile imn¢ln&'¢ thathe has tntrentefi some kind ol a muni
tion thu. will ut an .na to that m rand claims to we been in u»nTl1'|tln!rltion with the orriidrnt about it :wi hr.:
Nebrask; in 1578.Ile was ma:nu.:Iivpt. 2l, lBG6. tuLuuise June Green.
ilu reared a family at nina children..
~i~c boys and three girls,seven o f
\tl10l1l with the widow sur\i\e him.
Thvy are Mrs.Mary li.Green.ul'
lilnirg Davin! A.. lierman; Anna lm:-
e~¢llittlo,Omaha;Emrat I-Iugc-nr,
Wllthill; W alter Lu Roy Mnrginm.
Ln.; Howard C. who live: at home and
William E. who lives near Blair.Two
I-rothvrs.l'hilli|»(I.Urrlnrul,Nob.,
and (h|| rlt1 II. near Trlmmnh;two
-ialrrn, Hrs. N. A. Iloukzw, and Mrs.
W. li.lludmn, both of Portsmouth,
Ohia ;\lsU5urvi\c..n
u : I n u _ ;l Minneapolis, Hay lu.me ance ulONE OUT Ul IB NEBR.'\Sl{A1\i;TT0 ant :lun flour was quund at $1350
s u tttvs mmm: r ms r r D RA Q., loc al millmt Mir. fm-1| i. ca
\\'»».hi==ur1°"D c .. May 15.-of the u l Sat fa; -u ri n.F w y t-mon enrolled in Nabrnaltn for rnillta\'Y ow ;y u P r at ;;5_5g"
s.<'rv'5¢@ umlr-r the solrtive draft bull.ons were '_ can '
nnly one man out of r-lghiren will bf!
-rnllei for service in the Bm. arm of
5000-10 men.
GENERAL me mo n m. s e n vn c r s
r l. .census bureau. basing its esti-
mate rn the actual population in Ne-1
l||!\nl\n lnlwen-n thr ak" of 21 and :to
your1 in mo. .»-mmm :bf papilla-
Linn in ug* B\H{l' lU('lW4("ll \ll.l'5(' 5135 in
lm :nas ww.N.i.E\§w5'- q{16ln"nl.' the
.L.. ..r nlmnnfl mon will be ap-
0n Sunday. May N. Union su-rims
of all the lchurrhes will in bold at tbl
& § f w 1 ¢ t l l a . m Thenerrillhoa.
uninn choir and special Intuit.Imm-
¢§§unby nw. C. ar. Formula; :grip-
__L..D..... ur sr m..t¢.|¢m¢§
IIsznnidn at me Gm Diarlva home.E 1 mb_u i Wuhington i n a l The lotlo wlng y ear y ou willlfo1lnlnng Himin baptism
cl l l e r h e m W e d n e s d a y m b r t l i n l .i h a vc A I l u c k n l ' p u r e b r e d h e n s o n Ib n s u b j e c t fm Su n d a y mo r n i ng i s
A d o l p h Pa ul se n Le ft fo r l l o n h n l y o u r l a r m a n d w h e n w e n e e d " TI N K i n g d o m F o r w h i c h W ¢l ' n y , '
'r l l h d l y £ 0 b l g u m l I l l i l l u h ~ " n ~ p q y y o g a p r e m i u m 5 5 ~§l¢| ]J| l2," C b u vl i n g I L II U Temporary Location North of the Track Awaiting
the Completion of 0ur New GarageMr. and frm C b lt Gotuch nre§u ver the ma rket price for y our " a m: f o r g e t th e n d
lzllnir visitor I Widneldly.§"". pIu'Halen Huknoll Cggim I
Mr. me In. Geo. Ohrt and ~Does this sound :o od to you? on Fridns night, ilu; 1&
g f g y ~ b f t n q . a n n ma *W a have started o th a n an d lt Ln ul join naming wil
1 n F !wllI pty y ou to como to our seed church in um npeciai Gump
rmJ ' ; ` mI f u : md " ,urn a nga 3 housu and talk It mer sith us.Y"-i nil] bo wdid ll 1
I taught lllm me huponan:lemmu t 1mo.-1a f I s x u.\...._London. #hw 16.Cerlhln nuhmar-ke-vp his mouth svnllrd on nil urvulluu Kffdf tn u~'I,".,.T§II'1.§!'".f{h§'£il"».§.82|l'|1neralh1»n:tut:! °'§."'°'§; 1f;-¥-\l°fl"*~\f'" fl *Tow unoeighteenth part turvreaumg DJ IBSI. -.. ... -.-.-...-_.mel sank len than half as much ton-1 when not nbnulutely mcaan!! lu upva Fort Crook.He hu a mi o nnd hm '| *§nl 1 P 1 .c un' |\..n-.proxima 2 7 ~mrl to he subject.Everybody is c ordially lnrltld to bl
use lm week as dw prwinus ana,In-0n\u'd..§i"
;{{'¢'"'sE"° *;~E;g~=i»= In onli of the l~;lw;>:~l "{"f"",§§"";,~ the remains the ~ mbvr \»l.\|ll8 'P nz
nm a la I r.a rea n a rc em ac nro iaccording to the animlwty report..
v<3 ~ £3 42s 41; :is -:D GC: cs ~ ai: sis £2 ij; 42; ala aim :J ii fi; QF ~ <3 sb an ffm- 43 £3 K: ah -tj; 43 ' 51; Q.:ln. Hen ry Hlnh tei n lu lh onn ind 55" Bros..
nn umm Tuesday.| £2-tl Blair. Nebf
ws or our num;
C. H. Fore