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RESPONBENCE
Bari Roiwar,sonofCu! Rohi t!
nr. 0. s. Pruner
Veterinary Surgeon
Klluli. Nd.
All Odin Promprly Attended
Phones:
Olios IIBResidence 82
~~.»......
ARLIIIGTON.
ThaBmthcrhoodwasantedained
Tunday "mln: ag Crrl Kallafa.
Thaw. C. T. U. matI"ridayp.m. at
Ch u la : la nh a lh .
Ru. Wm. Eaplin,o lBlai r. Ill In
Arlinglnn visitor on Monday.
ll!! Mary Ludlrig vialtadinBlair
our Sunday.
Ir a.B.?.Cookandu nrammed
homo Sunday aitar viaitlnl in Cnia,
tbl aa-atcoup!!of: a a hwithbar
pannh.
Tha hacealaumaataaarmonwillbe
pu-aachad Sunday waning atUbi o-para
boon for tha Banion,brRef. A. E
Bnhfond.
Tha Junior! anne:wlnad the Banion
at a ncaptiorlatH.W.lanl:.all's
Thurldaynaming."
ithaca NormaLockmanandMary
Ludwig entertained up Sophomona ata party Thunday avenlng at tha Lock
man homa
Finrd Gillroy came out homOmaha
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 amndadthe 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 homefrom Horn
Bln ll.
Hills! Dorothy Doalcbar and Paar!
Warrick mindHi llSadia Crlnkat
tbl home naar Elk City Buisday.
Tha 'Wsman'a Ciub metT w d l rp
m. at c. c. lla.:ahalll.
ThaLadlaa'MdI nantartainad
Wadaaaday p. m. by ln. Wm.Rack
mayar.
.Earl Ima tialtad frkndlandrais-
tiraa in Fnmont Saturday and Sunday.
Baada ilhaavidtadhargrarudpannb,
llr. and lp. llllfaldt,inBlair over
Banday.
HoblonLudwigdaizadatA.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 torplowing,arhlls Old
Bobbin alps gran.
JonLazurahaloneheldoz' corn
planted.
Tho woman are not idle llthor, but
all npocr: the poultry boaioaaa Boorilh-
ing.ilu. ChrlaPetersen 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 blahomo by au-
llrtivz it to the out and south.'
Chu. Baker bu avm si c khone.
Ono of hll dna blacktum, id ols! al
Od-00.Drl. Hammond and Poobiel, and
a Framont vctotinrian are trying to
sau il.
JayLarson brought hisfamilyto
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 undaxpeeuanbe
called in a Ink or ten dan.
Fred Kruse an a visitor zo :hs mlbrupollaTonday .___;
Chu. Pauke andHarmanP c u n m
luwld Mun to Omaha on budnesl Slb
urduy.
llr. and Mn. C. W. Glandt and Aug.
lhidcrtfut this phuandllisl Anna
Glnndt. of Whuide, took ln thesights
at Omnhlllonday alumoon.
John lluall-lr in thk,':tobenrouncl
ugain :har being condnlzl to the noun
by lllnell lb! put Ink._
lin. Henry Freclnicluen died at har
homo ben Fridsy afarnnm m s91
two 1rnk'|.She is :arrived br |0011
sono md um dsughurl,har bulblnd
havingdiedfourJ n r ' |q u .Th i
funeral was beid llondayatumoun at
un Gtrmm Luthcnn churchUlth ln-
urmmt at. the German cemcm3 auth
of town, Ru. E. Ahran|, or Nudolk,
oGcIllln¢.
Him? Schroeder hu putinnGm
iina of lb0l| in his shop this wah
IW. H. Allen ls able to drlvc around
again.
Tha [Anil Niahan homo il out of
quazamlne.
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. lllrlhailWilcox ll somewhat
aauraluuton
and your family unlen youbelongzo
mme other Sunday school.
~a.L z l l l:.~'Q:ughC. 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 Districtand
error in c omputing taxes on real
On motion duly mudo and »..
amount of $5.00 on tho General
Haro the Board adjourned u
1 o'clock p. m.Board in
Report of feel earned durin~
Eilar, County Judge and Maori »
accepted and ordered placed on
The Board adjourneduntil
s'
COUNTY COMM
County Commissioners
The Bond of Count? Comm
ment.takenApril 17.19lT.
mum and Chu. Selma.
The Minutes of the EMI, meet
The following c hims were al
F. J . W e ntwunh.freightand»
Thane 8: Furnberg. nails, tuppii
Thu Tribune. printing-
Arlington Implement Co., auppli
Danish Luth. Publishing House.
Ore T. Ando:-son, expense bill
Amd : li nd mre Co .. s too l c e ilin
Underwood Ty pewriter Co., sten
F. Heuermann, eommiwee work
Russell Condon, grading Murray
Board of Registrars, lounl aegis!
C. J . Beekman. suppliwl for pm
E. C. Jackson. fees-
Louis Grimm, road work-
Mondeo Mehrons, State vs. J . I
E. C. Jackson,i|\\|\a
H_ (}_ (itasN\
Standard Oil Co., oil
First Chrhxlan Church
llothlr'| Day will bo observed next
Suudq.Tha chorus choirwill pre-
unt soma choice music suitable to the
occadnn. and the puter will ducouno
o n " l o we r "Come ma urea.: a flow-
er for Mother, whether me be iifing
or dead.ihmben andfriends are rc-
queitad to bnnz their song books--the
"Songs forSemen"booksml! be
und morning and waning.
We an planning for a rec on! ab
CH unchNOTES
51|THE ENTERPRISEssloNERs MEET] F*-E
b_VKT H EB A N K I N GH O U S EO F
Bll,'iv r.Mn_ 1917.
oners mel. pursuznv. w adjaurn-
senl. James E. Mlher. Frad Heuer-
wem read and n proved
,»
0
od:CapitaI$I00 000 00Established 1869
auurs IOIEIUST nrwsnrn
,v
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 yemrs
there 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 s
rogenllng 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
$9.00 y r mn b u t to encourage a
peem when they daire to a ny totV",$,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'£oopmln
Patriotic 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'hePioneerBankofWashington
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 rD o o r sW e s to ft h eC a s t e t t e rB a n k
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
A
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¢.
A CONSERVATIVE BANK
With Liberad, SafeManagement
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
depositsforsix. nineand
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 beenbilled aa "Patdotlc Day. and a zood
:ized crowd gath in the vicinity of
the post otllce to listen to a programgiven 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
»t . _\ . - 1 |- a ¢ . Q l \
_ . . . . _ - - . . . . - _ - - _ . _ _.. _
ADIHTIONAL LOCALS
lltea Otitlia Sehmldt, a former leash-
er in me Bw aaoola, but a student
at the State Undeenizy for th e p utyear, 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 hono
ua. 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 4535 274 5U
ilI 503,591 ai2? 503 LU
26 UU
U .4'v.I2 Y'~a3as-I
4T 50
3 55
-T-54]
Jw
L
vc rson
lu15 usI3 .sa'ls oo
I-I 00I0 on55 T2
Nu .Au
ao oo
H oo
|00 -w
20 vo
15 f|U
u||B
~
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 ever
s 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-leafo 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 fullowlngmfunding orden
15.20 un account nfbeing 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
>§ind 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 tiledbyI. C.
lehrens County Sheriif andwas
:xy sl, 1917, at. 9 u'clock a. an
am-
nu n
1: bl
n o d
will
729.
r."s»
E l b l
;!::.::,°':°;°:;. 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.Wehnveavariedstock ol h
3c m- u .2
3.oOmen el Wnllr.er`Avc¢ueFirstDau 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 sr u "n.r'Llx ' 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,sonofCu! 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 Indaxpeeutobe
called in a ink or ten dan.
Fred Kruse tu a visitor zo th: mal.-rupolla Tunday.___;
Chu. Pauke andHarmanP c u n m
luwld Mun to Omaha on budml Slb
urduy.
llr. and Mn. C. W. Glandt and Aug.
lhidcrtfut this phuandllisl Anna
Glnndt. of Whuide, took ln thesights
at Omnhlllonday alumoon.
John lluall-lr in thk,':tobenrouncl
ugain :har being condnlzl to the noun
by lllnell lb! put Ink._
lin. Henry Freclnicluen died at har
homo hen Fridsy afarnnm m s91
two 1rnk'|.She is :arrived br |0011
sono md um dsughurl,har bulblnd
havin;diedfourJ n r ' |ago.The
funeral was heid llondayatumoun at
un Gtrmm Luthcnn churchUlth ln-
urmmt at. the German cemcm3 auth
of town, Ru. E. Ahran|, or Nudolk,
oGcIllln¢.
Him? Schroeder hu putinnGm
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 tractorplowing,erhlle Old
Bobbin alps grass.
JoeLaaurahasoneheldoz' earn
planted.
The women are not idle either, but
all repocrt the poultry business lloorllh-
lng.Hrs. ChrlePstereen 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 blahome by eu-
llrtivz lt to the east and seeth.'
Chas. Baker has evm si c khone.
One of his noe blackteam, iadoed at
Od-00.Dre. Hammond and Peebiee, and
a Fremont vstetlnrian are trying to
sees it.
JayLarsen brought hisfamilyto
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. llarehallWilcox ls aomeerbat
improved-able to alt up a litde.
W. H. Allen ls able to drive around
again.
The Louie Nielsen homo is out of
quazamlne.
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 lImllyEpling in
Lordeburg, Cal.. "NYU all well and
alsolebus: In her achooi work, from
which she graduates in June.
Harry, the youngest son ot Hr. and
Hrs. CarlRohlrer, was taken to St.
Joseph hosplw ilonday. where he was
operatedonfor sppendlcitls; last re-
ports are good.
First Chrhxlan Church
llothlr'| Day will bo observed next
Suudoy.Tho chorus choirwill 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 andfriends are rc-
queitad to bnnz their song books--the
"Songs forSemen"booksml! be
und morning and waning.
We no planning for a rec on! ab
undtnco nur Sunday.Wu want. you
and your family unleu youbelongzo
mme other Sunday school.
Everybody u mado nelooma.
John B. Wllliaml. lhniller.
CH unchNOTES
COUNTY comma
County Commissioners
The Bond of Coun t? C ommi
ment.takenApril 17,19lT.P
muon and Chu. Xelson.
The Minutes of the int meeli
The following c hime were all
F. J . W e ntwonh.freightandd
Thane 8: Furnberg. nails, auppiien
The Tribune. printing-
Arlington Implement Co., euppliu
Danish Luth. Publishing House.
Ore T. Anderson, expense bill
Amd: IinrdwereCo.. steel ceiling
Underwood 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_ (}_ (itatitn
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 DistrictandJ 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 adjourneduntil.
s'
'E.`l»
ThaM. ii. Church
Harold Bugeon la leader of the Ep-
Iorth League meeting Sunday evening.Tara lftbeLeagueannifanaryand
apaclal aarvicaa vnu be ham.
'1l»a praaching annumwallbegin a
hall hDilr_¢arbor Sunday morning, than
gwlng Biahop Slunu one andahal!
hom to dalwar hismeaaage.There
will be special music.
Rav.P. T.u n a m ma ,ofCrdg,
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 spenda (ew days wid
herpaints,ll randli n .Hum
lluslhr.
Hin AnnaGlnndt,ofWlmlde.in
vidllbt fsionds andrs htivnhe n|
cwnll of Iuk'|. arriving Bntnzday.
It is our purpose to supplythe publicwith
.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 men
ther said that "We are not going into employed out of jobs at the fancythis 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; Iriendseveryone 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 getumns 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 toget 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! an
ancnaao 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
. .» _ -- - -
wesay"EVERYlri|NU"wemeanQ
§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
______.___ .___ __.|... __ _ _ _.
A ..|_--..1f_:...¢ -_--.. I.. 4..- ....-.--....I.... 4... -........-..-;..I...I-.| -I|AL.. _.-_
m u m : I N
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H a w \ l r n n l ff \ . n | ||l|¢|\l nu nI 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 camadownnu mllh e p ur e br wpoultrybuslnels?Choir pnctia at the 1
l a t i n aFridayto attend the funeral 5 You can at no cost.We wi!! fur- day evening al. a o'c1ock.
of his mothar.Ho loft forthat plac e; nlsh y ou :fn lor one hai! of ourLu: 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 was
free from lil plln and made up for
six weslu' lost- of sleep.llc came
back 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: the
tnlk 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 mornirgby 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~cboys 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 ul
ONE 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.E1mb_u iWuhingtoni n a lThe lotlo wlngy eary ouwilllfo1lnlnng 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 nIb n s u b j e c t fmSu n d a ymo r n i ng i s
A d o l p hPa ul se nLe ftfo rl l o n h n ly o u r l a r ma n dw h e nw en 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 yy o g a p r e m i u m5 5~§l¢| ]J| l2," C b u vl i n g I L II UTemporary Location North of the Track Awaitingthe Completion of 0ur New GarageMr. and frmC b ltGotuchnre§u ver the ma rketpricefory 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 odto you? on Fridns night, ilu; 1&
g f g y ~ b f t n q . a n nma*W a have startedo th a nan dltLn ul join namingwil
1nF!wllI pty y ou tocomo to our seed church in um npeciai Gump
rmJ ' ; ` mI f u : md " ,urn anga 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 i
according 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 ind55" Bros..
nn umm Tuesday.| £2-tlBlair. Nebf
ws or our num;C. H. Fore
| -\
mi m\~ WL 'Elma
Mar: 18,191 §_m_.- 19, 1917 --- -o § o o o 9 o 9 o o o § 0 0 °''*o » o ~ M § o f ° 0 o Q o o o o é > 0 o - » o o ~ o ¢ o 0 w h¢Ir4 '' *
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B L A I R I N B R I E F '46
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pAR»\i¥'loUNT
[Mya at tha i
Ho me 'lheatle*
ure Monday arid The fam
'iue~=duy ol' mich ' Human tor
~.\vok.1 3 lf and had lhc
. . . . |
an in-i-emmah u m
W0 .}?.!.'.?...§.!*°WS
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.£5
, x r
N G ;
~ _a5§n[£;r ~ £X_lllBl1Q!
500 rem.:300 umm ; 200 mmm
STREET mann M 11:00 A. M
PArT'E"|i`§§N's ~
T»=g;;;,=g_;q"'d SHIJWS \
u'ML§Qs
:THREE BANDS, T\V0 CALLIOPES
Acts, Wonders and Nov elties From
Al! Ov e r th e W o rld
THREE RINGS TWO STAOES
LARGEST LI vmc HIPPOPOTAMUS
Chu. Peak, of south of Blair, In in
Herman one dny Iaal.week and 1-:ok
hams an Iowa lefmrulur,1 Maytag
Multimnumr washer,\(lun pluntvrsnd a lhorn Mogul engine.And the
lillir implement dealen appear to think
tha! adver tising doenaf t vw - Herman
x.. 1='.|m.1'ou,zu-¢»|'r|su¢u»f
'l 9 An order hu been luued by the
Edator ¥$nlerpriae:--Lots of people
|I .|w e w a n t y o u t o t a k e o u r a d o u t o f
g g |i |ou l l k l r t h e c i t y l i m i t s h a ve b e en g i ve n
|~r d er cl o si n t h e
j§The Pullfordif. amos,wif m|'hsu¢u»f _ | z »
Edator ¥$nlorpriae:--Lots of people
dont llkl your paper, an way say, and
we want you to take our ad out of
your old paper at onee.You aint said
nuthin about the fellersl une don't like
ln lu! we eks paper nny how so we
don'!. think you'ro much of an editor.
We éoulml give you Lbs mmm: of Iota
ol' peoplo around hero that aint just
right and we would too. if we thought
you'd go nfter them and we uint goin
so take your paper very much longerdlher and pay you a whole dollar n
year for vro nn borrow it horn some
one who aint got ony mon some than
lo subscribe.Of course I wont any
aims. you dont lmIl the truth a whole lotof lime; but Lhe frllowl you K0 after
Ion't like ll. andmrhen they see meLake your paper out of the post olllee
l am afrnid they wou'!. ind: at our
atom.We might change our mind
about our ml if y ou will give us n
:hamper rate.Send your paper to un
:iii the time in up but put a. plain
wrapper :round ir.
Advertiur and Sulrltribcr
xssunv :v in muon'
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
ND SUISSTITUTES
Than will be no substitution in thr
canscrlutlnn law.No man will be able
tr hire someone to take bln place.
when n man la dnf ted lt moans thai
he will go forward and shoulder a gunor tulte his wrench and help In con
xtrocting a battleship or of delemive
weapons, or out on thu farm to help
furnish food for tho fighters of the na
llon.Anyway, you cannot mend n lub-
ntituta and neither your bullnoaa poul-
tiun, nor laclal standing,nor political
lnlluonce lhall operate to relieve you of
your duty.In Clvll war days you
might have found n aubltiluw by ply
ing a certain sum o! monoy. but it was
an unjust proposition, and now no man
muy escape doing his duty to the na-
tim.-Exchange.
As a result of the grueI!ing uw.
President Wuhan received in the aan-
ltl il was immecliateiy announced that
he had abandoned his effart to secure
\ preu censorship hw, which ha hu
'men so tenncioualy prosecuting.
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a n h s e l l t t u u w u l n n a n u f u u u t h l d n i rand nhnuinua prion.E v l j na t h e a b u f p n l
Is q m M m n N n w
llertheul Miller came in from the
farm Monday moming and boarded
the train for Omaha.
Nels Lund and Ever Beck are carb
lriving one of those classy little Chev-
rolets, purc w from Van llussAm
till.
Frnnk Ilocemliclt, from out in Rich
land, south of Blair, is driving a Roo
touring car purchased from Van Huss
¢\ntilI."`\
J. D. Vaughn, one of The Enter
prise's select family of readers at Ft.
Calhoun, was in Blair last Saturday
and was a pleasant caller at this olllce.
Attorney Herman Aye drove his
Elivver up from the Omaha suburb of
Uumite, whcre he resides, last Stands)
and called on relatives and friends
oriefly.
"Hill" Iich is behind the block in n
new meat market qgtnblished by Bolln
K: llolln at Fort Calhoun.Bll1ls thebest meat cutter that e\er"§appnhed
tn Blair, as graceful and polished ua aFrench dancing master.
lt appears that the fnlscreanut who
stole Magnus Juhnsotfa big Hudsoncar. noted in last wcek's Enterprise.
looted the Model cleaners establish
munt, getting away with several suits
of clothes belonging: to patrons of the
place that had been left there to 'ln
cleanetl and pressed.
Conrad Wulbcrn, from out south of
Kcnmrd. was an agreeable caller sr
Thr? Enterprise 0|Bce last Saturday
Ile has retired from active form work.
hifsofi `t5lr.i|ig7`sf;ftla§ 'BETc on the
home farm, and ls contemplating a
trip to llot Springs, South Dakota, to
recuperate his health.
Christ ilorcherdinr, TG. one of the
RA I SE MORE no u s
1U. S. Dept. of Agriculture]
No branch of livestock farming ia
more productive ol utiaiactory relufu
then;\L .. '"Eb:edswtr9.,conducted wlth nuo nlb lu c m .ac
:sanding to the specialists of the Buren:of Anime! industry. United Stated De
partment of Agriculture.Hoge tit in
to the modem scheme of fermim on
neuI3 every farm, and aim one of the
moat important anlmlll to nine both
tor meet and for money.The; requirs
less labor,le n equipment,and I m
capital. make greater gains per hun
dred pounds of concentrates fed, repro
duce themselves faster end in greaternurnben, and give \quicker "turn
over" ol money than any other animal
except poultry.
'rm U. s. Sonata nniny screwed up
uunn to rebel against uhnolmuu-r
admin of ntatesmanship and gov-
cmmcnt.
Submi R a mOM Dolllr l eu ln Adnncg.
"The United Stahl vessels ara un-
~er command of Rear Admiral Sims,
who wont to England and France asv-
enl weeks ago to arrangm for ltlive
n-oplnlion between the und forced
~I the United Slate: and those of th:
r ther lution! ll war with Germany."
Wednesdays ohnlm Ilec:-Char¥es
Buchanan,Blair, Nab..wld Judgu
Hidden he get llcoiloi mixed in nur-
leer in | near-beer saloon in Omuha.
llc was lined no and menu for bulng
runk.Poilce are investigating the
system d the saloon.
Telegnph reports from Washing-
lr n. under data of the 16th Inst. ure
- the elfact that a Units! Sum de-
Ltroytr 80st of vasell are in ac tive
pcruiun in the Europenn war zona.
- i m n T H E T R U T H
The S1-watery of War states:
"United Sums nah! vessels have
been operating with the allied naval
forces in European waters since Hay
t.A numlier of dest:oyen : s li d
from .§mlri»nn port:in the latter
--° sf April, and all prrivad at their
destination without accident or delay
nf any kind.They were ready for
epentione when they arrived and
went into service immediately.
So far as observation goes it max.
be ronfidsnlly snorted that prohibi-
iion prohibits hem in Blair.This
fact. is nmlrkld upon frequently and
ll a tributa to the amciancy of the law.
Not l ainda person been met ln
Blair ainee l h y Is l, wh o vu sua
picloned of a s w i m :acquninlance
with John Hu-Icy-Corn.
'Those "canned sdltorlals" sppesring
sfsskly in the Dsrnucrsl., ss the pm-
duct of kemsl 0stlrmsn's my :usb
ter, srs ms! inspiring.They are the
effusions of esltsrn pennysliners who
hsven'|. the requisite literary qualiti
cations to hold s fob Bl s reputable
newspaper snd are sold to newspaper
publishers like tts kernel (for s dul
lnr s mouth. more or less.) who have
n't. any scruples sgsinst publishing
snd claiming to qriglnste them.No
publisher will: s sense of honor or
shsms does this now-s~dsys.
Senator Poimlexicr uid some peo-
pli nemed to hnva thc idea that thewar would be won by ltwlntion, es-
pnhily as the impression neemn to
prevlil ihlt the whoie aI.lt¢¢I8 of the
war depended on what congress did.
"Wim power it it that the admin-
i|I.n\lioD wants?" hfdlmlnded. "Does
11" president lurk any uuthorlty to
carry on tho war 1"lla spoke of ihe
time that had elapsed since we dec-
hr ni o n o f a state of war, Adding,
"And I am yet to hear o! a single Gen
mln submarine um hu been sunk ba
a y ear! of the United Sum.
co u nt r y a n d t h e n u me r ou s bo r n d o no r #
ou l l ld n t he c i ty l i mi t s ha ve be e n gi ve n
o n i m p e t u s b y t h e o r d e r c l o s i n g t h e
ci ty d on co e.
Il o n a Sc h um a ch e r to ok h i s eteel
g a n g o f - I0 m e n u p t o C r a i g Th u r s d a y
of ln n t w e ek z o u ni o l d c oa l .Th e r n i i
ml d e om p e n y i s u n lo a d i n g 5 0 , 0 00 l o n
of c ol i . fo r fu t ur e un e . i n 1 p a st u r e o n
th e g r o u n d a l o n g s i d e t h e t r u c k t h e r e .
W h e n S a t u r d a y n i g h t s o m e H a n s h a d
ju s t t e n m o n l e ft of h is c re w .S h o ve l
in g co a l i l r ea l wo r k .
" R a i l "A l l e n d i d n 't se em t o h n ve
e i t h e r o n o p t i t u d o o r a l i k i n g fo r t h e
un d e r ta k i n g b u s in e s s a n d hi d h is n o s
l x n n l i o n a s l e c r o u n r y o f t h e c o m m e r
c i l l c l u b a t a n n l t e m p t e d m e e t i n g o f
t h e c l u b h e l d l a s t Tu e s d a y e ve n i n g .
G .B .R i k e r w a s u n a n i m o u s l y a n d
o ve r w h e l m i n g l y ele ct ed lay t h e h a l f
doze n Dr e-e col. lo suc ceed All en.N o w
w a t c h o u t .
W . 0 . H a t c h i s h e r e fr o m C n l i fr o n i u
a n d h i s m a n y o l d t j m e fr i e n d s a n d
n e i g h b o r s a r e a g r e e a b l y s u r p r i s e d t o
n e e h i m l o o k i n g s o y o u n g o n d vi g o r
o u l .Si n c e g o i n g t o C a l i fo rn i a h e h a s
m a r r i e d b u t h i s w i f e w a s u n a b l e l n
a c c o m p a n y h i m o n t h o t r i p .l i e l i ve n
al . P o m on a .H r .H a t c h h o m e o t u c i e d
in S h e ri d a n to 1 g m \ hi p i n 18 6 7 . o n o o f
th e fir e if n o t t h e fi r s t , h o m e a l e m l e r
l o c a t i n g i n th a t p r e c i n c t .Il e r e p r e -
se n t e d t h is c o u n t y i n t h e l ow e r h o u s e
o f t h e le g i s la t u r e i n t h e e e : l y 8 0 ' e
w h i l e s t i l l l i vi n g o n h i s fa r m .S o m e
20 y e a r s . n o h e e o r n e z o Bl a i r t o l i ve
an d b u i l t l ni c e h o m e o n So u l h s l r e o l .
H e r e h i s w i f e d i e d so m e y e a r s 8 2 0
a n d h e su bs eq u en tl y b r o k e u p h u
ho m e a n d l a t e r w e nt l n C a li fo r n i a .
The1e's No Better Time Than House
Citizens State Bank
Jabe B. Gibson,John ll.Gibson
Cashier Ass't. Cashier
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Ask any wealthy man today how he bccam: ricll and
he will tell you that it all bs'gan with lus little savings
account."l.ucl¢" had nothing to do with it.lle made
his own luck by "cursing out" all cxtravagnnces and by
"salting" his money in the Bank Come in and open an
account in our Bank.You_will be glad you did.We'll
he glad to take care of your money for you.
All deposits are protected by the Dcpositors'Cuar
anly Fund of Nebraska.
Vanlluss & Antill Auto Co
MERCHANTS BUILDING
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
We wish to announce to Our Friendsand the General Public of Blulr andsurrounding territory that we haveour New Salesroom and office com-pleted and are
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Cleaning 'lime to lnstadl Gas
(nr lighting und heating.we ll gladly give you expert nzlvice
und help in thu mnwr, and su \mir. eslimulmi.Of cnurso llwre
isiio uonguunn uu.ynur partl' asking for thu fuels uml figures.
We sm su sum that ,gun as a fuel and illuxninnm, will prnvlr ui
superior w nLber ways that we promise y<»u'll [ind n. wrll
wurth your while w iuvestigaw.
We, of course, don't expect your patronage on nny <-lh:-r
basis Lhsu :ban you will servo your nwn !nwre=\|.~| by giving
it w us.
Why nm. iuvealiguwl
And mduyl
BLAQ . ~ CO.
lillir implement ~ealen |pliear to think
that adver tising do-eln't vw - Herman
R»eond.
Fon SALE
A Going Grocer] Shore, doing | good
business in the bra: location in Blair in
uffcrel for nie, cheap for nili.For
particutan inquire at this omcc.16 tl'
Night watchman,Pounds roundedup a bunc h ol men's size boys :lm
u\herni|:ht.ul1o had made a practice
of pilferlng'from .lim Mo»e's sof t
drink emporium.Jim stood il. until
they stole pop by the case and carried
ig away before making any ecmpl~int
The culprits were locked in the cala-
Iumw over night and un Pay lng for
what they had stolen, and promising
not to steal any more, were set free.
In rt Calhoun Chronicle:-OttoKmwe aceompaniui Sheriff Mehrenn to
Omaha one day the past week and re
covered. in a pawn shop. two trays xg
the jewelry null one pair of glove
stolen from his store 1|eouple nf
»cekn ago.The goods, which are sal
ued at $40. were pawneil for $5.50.
The pawn broker gave a description of
'he man who left them, and it is pos
-ihle llull. the thieves may he lanslul
from this llouretg.
The adjuster fnr_the insurance mm
pany in which The Tribune was in
eulnd was here Monday ltnil came to
an amicable agreement with Mr.
Rhnadcas as in the amount of his lou.
Bur oidtime friend and Waahington
county pioneer, John T. Bell. wrilc~=
[mm Seattle to the Omaha World
Herald that he had visited former
mllitf of police of Omaha, W. S. Sea-
xf; at that place who ia at the lwaii of
an iiitcctive auzcncy 1i1Er\.
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Summer Trip?
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Puget Sound, Glaeirr National Park, Yellnwatonv I'nrk. Cana
disn Rockies. Colorado, California.
New York. llnswn. |IRCLII T{|I"S Tn 'rms P:.\sr.
EXCURSION rage." mén ilxu w1=:s'r
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fo r th ci r n e w p u l c r .l l w .A .l h
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lend.
hi r e . F r a n c es B e y e r r e t ur n e d t o h e r
h o m e a t M i s s o u r i V a \ l e y t h e fi r s t o f
th e w e e k a ft e r s e ve r a l d a y s vi s i t w i t h
he r m o t h e r a n d s i s te r , M r s . a n d A d e l -
he l d Hu c k , on W e st . S o ut h s tr e e t .
C u l .W i l l i u n M a r c y w d t e n f r o m
\r - .n . .n | - n -i n H n ¢ l l w I l i n t h a i s
n u n :unuggnwu,».. . H ,H... ... .-_._W e s t Po i n t S u n d ay a ft er n o o n, a f t e r n
eo u pi e o f d a y s vi s i t i n B l a i r ,w h e r e
th e y h a d l i ved fo r n e a r l y s e ve n y e a r s .
Th i s w a s M r s . G a t e s ' a n d h u b y '| fi r s t
t r i p t o B l a i r , s i n c e t h e y m o ve d a w n y
|m t A : |g u sz L
C o n c h fa 11.00, $1 25 11 3 0 ,$1.75
$3.00.1 3 0 0 ,Sl'U'I u n d $5.00 a t I I N
S u 1 d l i n g ' |Co r n e t St o re .H i g h To p ,
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l l r a n d M r s . ( . R M u n n c m e r m med a n few me nd :a t di n n e r o n S m d n y .
Co ve r s w e r e land h r e i g h t .Mr . a n d
H r s .C k a y ( h t e l i n d d s u g h l e r .
II1Ih| . r. o f W es t Po i n t . w e r e t h e o u t
ol town gguests.
R e v an d M r s . W . l l . U m i e r w o o d e n
terlalnucl a t d i n n e r Su n da y .Bi s ho p
ll u mu r C . S t un t s, an d H e r m a n C r o w
el l.n f U m n h n : Il e v.a n d l a n .z:. T.
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GR A I N -
Wheat-..... ..Corn-.............. | 140 to tif:n ~
Data BJ
[Reported by Farmers' C0-operative
Union.)
$2.10
Germ-wnite....... .Corn-Yellon......I I J 5
. _ _. .. _ . .. ._ . . .
Dr. E|te1rart'a New Oillee,Hayle
Block, 2nd Floor.12 t!
Mrs. George Smith and daughten
are owners of a new Overland car.
Merideth Kemp came up from
Doane college I'rlda7 for an 'at home"
visit.»
n u l u a a a q s v i g e u n w 1 . . . a a . ._ . . . _. . . ._
all right and enjoying life ln his ua-
ual happy fuhion.Ile thinks .North
Platte ta some town.A full line of Oils ard Gneaael at the
Furman' Elevator.13tl'
l.nlt:-Tuesday evening several ar-tielea of laundry from elothea basket,
including a thin,white,lacetrimmed
dnlI for eighty eanold girl.Finder
please notify ln. Au Dtxonlr.zuls.
Kenneth Poundreturned to ble home
at 0'Neill last Saturday after spend
ing several days with his mother, ltlra.
Mattie Pound. and aiater, Mrs. Hugh
Cook9. ole other relatives and friends.
Cory Charlton and Wife and I. D.
Hopewell left on Wednesday to drive
to Sidney, Nebr., on a land seeing ex
pedltion. |Mn. Charlton will visit
fhenda at Gothenburg for aome time.
I H U l a t n l a \ u | | ,e v :"Y "" r " " "
A tlre in an empty box ear near the
Holmqulat elevator called out tho tlre
tlghtera and public leat Sunday night
at x a. an.The car was entirety dea
troyed.Grunt Lathrop went to Fort Snell-
ing,Minn., last Sunday to zo into
truinlnrg, having: been appointed. to a
lieutenancy in lleld artillery, but not,aa yet. assigned to any eompan
Gnnt has the ability to reach any
position to which he aspires and his
Blair friends predict that his honors
will not atop at a lieutenanty.
Bemnnlng Follruary ls t 1916,
4 per c ent interest will be paid on
certilicatms of deposit issued for
aix months, nine mnsnllns amd :MW
y ea r.- Th e B ank in g Hous e of A.
Gastettcr
lluulurwond and aon. Kenneth, of Crahgz
and Mr. and Hn. Wm. Plaplin, of thla
city.
Little Irene Warrick, la ten yeara old
today and ia entertaining a number ol
herliule trlende at the home ot hor
parcnta, Mr. and Hrs. l.Ii.Wamrle.
Une of the gucata, Evelyn Foreman. is
eight ycara old today.She will colu
brate the event a few day: later.
Mqdamea Nell Nelaen. John Sofvh
een.Steve llanaen,Fred Jorgeraon
and Mina Clara llanaen, came no from
Omaha Wednesday morning end in
company with Bra.Stanley Goaaard.
went to Kennard. to attend a reunion
ot the "Family Club," the meeting to
beheld at the home ol Hn .Merton
Ward, of that place.
. -.a n l _
Is the name given a simple attachment to
a Ford, or any othsr standard make of auto-
mobile, as above shown, 'oy which a Iarmer is
enabled to do any kind obwork on a farm ro-
quiring power-»-doing the Work of tour horsea
It dossrf t need to be fed when not a t w ork.
It can bo hitched to two wagons loaded with
products for market and will cover tivo to six
miles an hour on the road.I t walks right
along with a disc, and harrow,a tour horse
pressdrill, a ssl!-binder or mowing machine
and W ill pull two 14 inch plows in the tough-
est gumbo sod, as herewith pictured.
g l
Mn 1 .M a t t i e P o u n d i a h a vn n g n e r
h o u s e o n G r a n t s t r e e t r e p a i n t e d a n d
re p a i r e d .
Tr y t h t To r r i n g t o n Va cu u m cl e an er .
a t H e r o e s .%1 I1
Th e " b e a t p d n t e r i n t h e c i t y " ( ' ! }
B r u c e G o c h e n o u r h a s p u r c h a s e d a n
a u t o b a g g a g e w a g o n a n d c a n g e t i i
o ve r t h e g r o u n d o n s h o r t n o t l o e .l l c
t h i n k s i t a g r e a t i m p r o ve m e n t o ve r
th e "o n e ho a s a h a y *" m e th o d o f t ra n s -
po n ta t io n .
Ro v. A . Th . S c h u l tz , m e n e w p a s t o r
of the Danish-Lutheran church, gr-rivod with his family lhq, first of tho
week. from Hampton. Nobr., mul will
begin his labors next Sunday.Rev.
S t h u l t x w o / p a s t o r o f t h i s c h u r c h f o r
_.\..- I .-_-...h u n - u n a i n l Qn
Th e R e b e k a h a n n o m c c n l ox m a n
l e n t . t o C r a i g l u x F r i d a y m o r n i n g i n
att en d t he an nu al di str ic t c on ven ti on of
v o Cr a i g ,Ly on s,B a n c r o ft .Pe nd er
Te k a m n h a n d l l a r i o m g e l hiuaa M c
ht a Ta y l o r ,r l p t u i n M a d a m e !l.u!.z.
n _a|..!f......§ ¢ - " Ir [ Ir a n P n r l S
3
I
1,
h a s " j u m p e d h l a j o b . "B l a i r i a t o n
" a r y " f o r h i m ]
hi r e . R a y B e o h l e y a n d a o n we r e h e r e
f r o m S p i k e r o n M o n d a y ,gu e et a o f
M r s .l o u i s e Co o k e ._
Mr s . Pa u l P et e r a o n o f Om a h a , a p e n t
t h e fo r e p a r t o f t h e 'w e e k w i t h h e r
s o n , P a u l Jr . , a n d f a m i l y .
A .w .Foe e,M .u . t l o m o e o p e t h i g
ph ys ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n .B l a i r , N e b r .
B o d : s p o o n .3 0 L !
hi r e . M . Cr o e b y w a s o p f r o m O m a -
h a fo r " a n o ve r - S u n d a y vh i t m t h h e r
Fr on t L ac e a nd B a ck L ae e C om e ts a t
Ir a . S t n d i i n f a .
H n . , K a r l Pe te r eo n a n d t h e n e w
baby arrived from an Omaha hospital
Saturday morning.Both mother enoaon are daring nicely and everyone is
pleaeed that Ira. Peterson ia recover-
iig from her illness.
Donald Miller rraa here from Daven
p o r t , Io n a , o n e vi a l !t o h l l anot her,
l l r e . l l l n n i e l l i l l e r ,a n d bl n b r o t h e r ,
C h a r i o t H e . t a e su m m o n e d h e r e t o
a t t e n d t h e ( a n e w o t h i ! g r a n d - fa t h e r ,
w _ l l n - . .-.L&-|.ana l h¢ \| | l nl l Pr i-
! n t l m u e l U1 ): e| |n , Ju an p g u v - .WRe v. L . l l. K j o | l e r 's i n c u m b e ne y , l e a v-
i n g h e r e s i x ye ar s eu ro .l l l s c h u r c h
pe o pl e a r e g r e a t l y ple as ed t o h a ve
h i m b a r k .
Th e S t a t e B a n k o t i l 'n l r . N e b r a a k n
s r i l l p a v y o u I-'our p e r c e n t ln t e rc l l .
p e r a n n u m o n Ti m e C e r i l l i c a t e l o f D e
p o e i t fo r S i x . N i n e o r Tw e l ve m o n t h s
A l l de po ei te a r e pr o t e c t e d b y t h e
G u a r a n t e e F u n d o f t h e S t a t e o f N e
braake..3 - t l
St r u r e 8 : H i n e a fini shed t h e jo b ol '
pu t t i n g l n t h e co nc r et e a n d st ee l fo r
W u l.ala\.a\\..|\u,aCo m p t on . W at s o n Ty a on ,A b b i e C o n
e t y .P e r c h C o m p t o n .H e n r y Mon clt e.
iile sea E t h e l H e a d ,R u b y Ho o ve r ,
Ed i t h H a i n a n d E t t a M a t t h e w s c o m
p n e o d t h o at e ff.T h e eeaaione laa ted
fr om 1 0 a. r n. F ri da y u n t i l a l t e r m i d
ni gh t an d t he l ad le e re p o r t a m o a t i n
tereatang Limo.Th e L a d r r a A i d o f t h e
Ch Ti e t i a n c h u r c h a t C r a i g. : e r r e d d i n
n e r a n l e u p p e r f w h i c h e r a a o n e o f t h e
b i g fo a t m e a o f t h o me e t i n g .H i a :
Ta y l o r, w h o h a d c h a r g e o f t h e loc al
:t el l ur e a ob li ge d to ol lici ato a a pr oeid
lnn v n lii orr i n t he abe enc e ol the di aln ct
4
au to r. B ra . at . 1. .. s ya on .. l . M . E va n s a n d w i f e a n t e i n f r o m
B u r k e t t L a s t F r i d a y f o r a c o u p l e o f
W e e k s ' vi s i t wi t h r e l a t i ve s a n d fr i e n d s .
M r .a n d M r s .F r e d Ro b e r ts o n ,o l
He r m a n , w e r e g u e s t s o f M r s. !l 'a . p a r -
en t s, M r. a nd M rs . Al Jo n e s, o ve r Su n -
day ..M r . a n d M r s . Jo h n B i n n e l i , o f F o r t
C a l h o u n ,s p e n t S u n d a y w i t h t h e i r
d a u g h t e r ,li l rs .W a l l a c e Jo h n s o n i n
th is ci ty .
F r a n k Je l e r i e s , a s t u d e n t a t D o a n e
Co l l eg e , C r e te , is s p en d i ng a fe w d a y s
a t t h e K e m p h o m e o n s o u t h W a l k e r
a ve n u e .
M r .a n d M r s .H e n r y Ho l m e s ,o f
O m a h a ,s p e n t S a t u n d s y a n d S u n d a y
w i t h t h e B e y e r a n d E d W u l f! fa m i l i e s
in t h i s c i t y .
Th e F a r m e r s C o o p e r a t i ve U n i o n n e w
ha n d l e a l l * o n d o t o u r a n d tireaa-el.
i t - t t
F r e d d i e a n d W a l t e r Pe te rs en ,o f
H e r m a n , e r e s p e n d i n g t h e w e e k w i t h
t h e i r b r o t h e r ,H e n r y Pe t er s en ,a n d
Ia m i l y , i n B l a i r .
H i t s M i n n i e Ni e l s e n lef t Tu e s d a y
mo r r »i n g fo r l .. e w i st o vm, l d nl 1 o .t o s p e n d
a s i x w e e k s ' va c a t i o n fr o m h e r d u t i e s
l u h e r f a t h e r 'a s t o r e .
M r s .O s c a r N e w e l l a n d d a u g h t e r ,
Je a n ,ac c om p a ni e d b y h i r .a n d M r s .
Jo h n N e w e l l Jr . ,l e f t S a t u r d a y f o r
t h e i r h o m e a t P l a i n vi e w , N e b r .
- --- l - -un. an.ne \N.ner\.|\ lf. L||1
Ja m ! m i n e r , w u a o u u l l a i n I . . . . - . .
d a ys
'~ - : s y o u r i d l e m m e a r n s o m s u i i n g .
Th e S t a t e B a n k , B l a i r , H e b . , w i l l p a y
l-'ou r pe r e en t in ter es t on Ti m e C a r t i l -
eat ea o f De p o s i t f o r Si x ,N i n e o r
Tw e l ve m o nt h s .3 t i
M i s a L u e i l e K e m p w i l l l e a ve n e x t
Fr i d a y , t h e 2 5 t h i n s t . fo r K i i n sa s C i t y
t o j o i n t h e C o l u m b i a s i n g i n g o r t i h e s -
tr a ,w h i c h w i l l n n c h a u t e u q u a d a t e s
d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r .M i s a K e m p h a s
t r a ve l e d w i t h t h i s c o m p a n y fo r s c r -
er al se as o ns .
M r s .Jo h n B c h m o h l i n g ,w e n t o ve r
t o M i s s o u r i Va l l e y t h i s m o r n i n g t o
m e e t h e r d a u g h t e r , H i l d a , M r s . C . P .
K i l d a h l , w h o c a m e h o r n B e a ve r D a m .
W i s c on s i n , t o s p e n d a fe w w ee k s w i t h
h e r p a r e n t s .Sh e i a a c c o m pa n i e d b y
h e r s m a l l s o n C y r i l P . J r .
IId L l ew e l l y n, w h o h a s b ee n i n B l a i r
fo r t h e p a s t t w o w e e k s , d r o ve o ve r t o
R e d Oa lt ,Io w a ,l e a vi n g h e r e u t 3
o'c l o c k .S u n d a y m or n i n g a c co m p a n i e d
b y R o b e r t R e d f i e l d a n d M r . a n d M r s .
E d R o u s e .Th e p a r t y r e t u r n e d M o n -
d a y a ft e r n o o n .
A y o u n g W a s h i n g t o n c o u n t y m a n
we n t i nt o t h e l o ca l p h ot o st u di o t o g e t
h i s p i c t u r e t a k e n a n d r e m a r k e d t h a t
i n e a s e h e w a l d r a ft e d , a n d a e n t t o
F r a n c e a n d : o t a l l s h o t t o p i e c e s , h o
w o u l d n o t h e a . ve r y l i t s u b j e c t fo r o
p i c t u r e a n d s o h e t h o u g h t h e w o u l d
" d o i t n o w . "
t h e m a i n d o o r o f t h e L i n e n i t Ja c o b
n o n g a r l n l u ! a ve n l n g a n d w i l l b fi r i v
la yi ng b ri ck for L he se co nd s to ry o f :h o
m a m m o t h b u i l d i n g n e x t M o n d a y .Th e
su r fa c i n g fo r t h e tlnor w i l l bo d o n e
aft e r th e r o of o i t he b m l di n g i s o n .
A Zl l ed ie a l I-Zxa m in e r fr o m t he U . S .
a r m y w a s h e r o M o n d a y a n d Tm !!e u l a y
pa s s i n g o n t h e p h y s i r a i c o n d i t i o n s o f
th e me mb er s o f (k m. F .Fi ft ee n mu r m
ho r : o f t he Co m pa n y w er e r vj1 . rl . ed fo r
ai m h i fh y a n d fa il u r e l n m e e t l t ¢| t . \ i r c
m e n u o f t h e se rvic e,a e ve n o f t h e
n u m b e r . C l a i r e Ia t h r o p , H u r r y R i c h -
te r,F : a n i :Th o m p s o n ,O l i n B a r t l e t t
E t h a n M a n g e r s .l" r \ nf. i s l l a l l e r n m !
B e n n e t t V i g w e r e B l a i r b o y z : a n d i l u
o t h e r a i g h t fr o m o t h e r p o i n u .
, H l a l r S t r e e t s N e e d P n v l n g O r l I u
Th e P r l c e o f r l a y S h o u l d h e R e -
.d n c o i l
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:lent Wnrklhd ladies of the diltrict
nraented her with a not of ailver
nina and forks and aailvor berry
moon.The Blair ladiea who had pre
trod a lovely boouet ol ehcies flow
ratobegiven to the presiding diaict ollicer, were *obliged to present
lem to Min Tay lor,which art tlra
idy eonaidera a rare joke aa she wa-I
no chief factor in arranging for the
oarera.June Titus.of Craig,was
ieeted president,an¢i Ura.Srauifer,
r Lyons, vice p eaident.hlra. Ilenrv
leucine, of Blair, vraa appointed thlp
tin.Mn .Lydia Selden eliaperoned the
ndiea.
The Fort Calhoun school Uarnmenre
sent exercises were held last Tuesday
veniag, in which a three acl comedy.
'Daddy," was staged and furnished
ntertainment of ii high order to those
n attendinfi" liliaa Ethel Mead,ol
his city. was the mulical director oi
he program having been musical in
mic tor in the school for the pas!
r e a r .
The little Spanish ,girl arho haa beennothingforacoupleofweeksin
{emp'a atnre. returned to Omaha Hen
iay.About three weeks ago the lell
Jrnaha ond walked to f}e5ol.o; going tothe Laauro home ahe asked lor a drink
al water and fainter!from exhaustion5henRBehrenswaanotiliedand
brought her to Blair, gave her a home
The attaclunent can he removed from your
Ford car in 20 minutes, when it's ready for use
in its original form as an passenger carriage.No
actual iarmcr can afford to do his heavy farm
work, in these times of high prices for feed with
h o r s e s .Th e e n t i r e c o s t o i a F o r d c a r , t o b e u s e d
as a passenger vehicle by the family,and with
this attzzclnnent for the heavy farm work and
marketing crops is less than the money tnvested
in four good horses and harness.ll'you are
pushed with your farm work;you can operate it
night and day;it requires no resting spells or
time to feed like horses.
Herewi th is a ie tter from o ne oi ma ny o wn -
ers o l The Pulliord:.
(cow)
Ft. {.'n1l1o11n, Xi.-iirf, May 15, 1917
Til;ssrs Yan ilnss -Antill: -l haivv tllozouy;l1l}tested
lllv l'ttlllir:¢l nltairhim-nit for my Fontl eat recently pur
vlirisvll l'zon1 3,iiin, in pio\\irr;.: and i|1irlo\tillg and am free
to i.n y tho t i t has vX tl'vt1v| 1 in uti li ty nil o f my e xp ec ta-
liims in its nga rzilion.it pu lls two f o u r tr e n in c h p i o ws
in wh ivi i l i i u vo g i n ii i l ii llio r o u g h tr y ou t o n h i lly la n d
:intl i l p ulls :i si t s svli mi | t: tl1 u\\ on lou se plowed gro und
mi ll:pr|| i-r'l valso, doing.; thi- tvorit in either ettrit' iJ t'1h°I
a n d in i wh f n s li r tlinzr it 1.on ln- :haue wi th f o u l herivy
i ¢H.:'I'".. nt li.. .1.iiworl mv l*'nt| l from irur°lot to luis-
S t o !L i s t e n !
P
_ _
Don't forget the
.White City Restaurant
Open Day and Night
-Girls Four To Fourteen-
(ilrls' Dresses made ol good ma-
terial. trimmed in the latest Taxis-
lon, ln sizes tor girls lrum four lu
iourteen y ears ol nge.I have .ra
large stuck,in all the \s.\ried
styles and patterns to selec t imnr.
lhey 're good enough to dress up
In and servic eable enough lor
everyday wear, und are priced ut
iittle more than the c ost u l ma-
terln! ol equal quality .Cuii and
examine them.
Mrs. T. C. Milton.
l he Milliner.
P»\TliNT MEDICINE "BOOZ E"
\.»0ll€\.l Lu: um -owuo
:~:u¢oong| .S u u to
from ;|53 2.0 HJJU.
bfi md prlceo
The Boptlot chuzeh is D ., wired
this. week for"eleeLric Iightl, and the
new Carnegieplibrnry will be reldy
for wiring next week.
The Henry Mencke home in the
Eastern pu1. of the city is quona-
tined. the little daughter, Mnrquerite.
bning a mild c ue of outlet fever.
Misa Cnliie Spnker wu over from
Kennnrd to spend severnl days with
her cousin.Hina Eno Coldwell,re-
turning home Sunday.
The Iopleu Comet u l. Top Nowh
er. nouulnt to boltit.Hrs. Slnscllinfc
koepsthffopleu.$1.75 1| me Price.
You un get Four per cent. interell
per annum for your money deposited in
the Sena Bank, Blair. Nabr.. on Timm
Certifiontal of Deposit.:for Six, Him
or Twain months.3L I
A crowd of llhir people tore oo:
out of Harmon on Sunday,to watch
Lbeokl Missouri ent Ito way into tle
(nemo ol that nemhborhood;greet
chunks of Mother Barth-in qome:
acre sizes-fell in at a clip.Al. this
rata, that porin! Nebruka will noon
be paykng taxes in Iowa..
There il | splendid prospect for fruit
:li over the county.Every berry bulb.
zpple, plum, push and cherry tree in
lodoned with bloom.The grape crop.Alone. il tho only short one now in evi
ll hil fmnily and lecurcd employ num!
for her nt Kemp'|.Sha is an |.|nulu
»Ily bright girl, about I7 year# of age
nmail ior her y ur: and hu a g re n l
ambition to bccuma. a telegraph oper
alot.
rare HOME TI1liAlRl'2
I I U I "H a " H v an \ u u r . . ,. .._. . ...
ee-n;.;|-1 var | 11 Lil) miillltss.
raMx¢\;»1:§va:¢'=in i lu' n la| | n liu !i of i lu- P u llfu r el n m
1llu\|j| 1=»1ifi|:~ nil thv claiilm. you mmlu- ful' il.
\ \ m. ( lr u b o
T h e c o s t o f t h i s n t t a d z m e n t , w h e n i t s u s e
f u ln e s s i s c o n s i d e r e d . i s s o I i tti e t h a t n o p r o g r e s s
F rd 1*.h H1.. ur 'mill =r_f'_"_ "_.f-.'L-L2{'f sive farmer can afford to do \. ithout it.
N.--5-which boasted of zhch
than;\L .. '"Eb nds wtr 9.,conducted wlth nuo nlb lo cure.ac
:sanding to the specialists of the Buren:of Anime! industry. United Stated De
partment of Agriculture.Hogs (lt in
to the modem :chemo of fermim on
muI3 ovary farm, and aim one of the
moot important anlmlll to nine both
tor melt and for money.The; requirs
loss labor,le n equipment,and I m
capitol. make greater gains per hun
drod pounds of concentrates fed. reprc
duee themselves faster :nd in greaternurnben,and give \quicker "turn
over" ol money than any other animal
except poultry.
w.a¢ cm. .¢ =.°.-»_.
VACATION PLANS-\\i»crxn=\in-ilinnrlola I.:\}w|-Uur (Latina Fold
er will suggvst a plsce to gn-lent fwe upon rvcqueat.
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GOOD LAND-Malmo a trip in Upper \\'|rconuin and get firstlmnd
knowledge of thu lqil, prlcms and murkoh.You will then ap|1nvlate
the luture value ol' thln svvtinn llur Inluntriul In;»mm¢nl.aili.
without l:hlr|(L'.nnlsl. you in f\n~\m;.: the farm gnu "ani Svml for
Fulder "Farm Lam] ln l|1per \\iwu_|1»nn.
c.,~P., Pl. & 0. Ry.
lriving one of those classy little Chev-
roleu, purc w fr om V an llu uA m
Lill.
Frnnk Ilowendick, from out in Rich
land, mulls of Blair, is driving a Ren
touring car purchued from Van Illus
¢\nlilI."`\
J. D. Vaughn, one of The Enter
prise's select. family of readers at Ft..
Cnlhoun, was in Blair last Saturday
and wal l pleasant caller at this olllce.
Attorney Herman Aye drove his
BLAIR,MONl)AY, MAY
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
fl. S. 0. m:r:r>1.\N.{I. il M£Il.\l
Alum. lllllr, Nabr.liunvral Pnssvngur Axcnl. 2ii. Paul. Minn
H. M. PEARCE. l]cncra| Tralfic Mlnagcr. Sl. Paul. Minn.
ll e r t h e u l M i l l e r m m e i n f r o m t h e
fa r m M o n d a y m a n n i n g a n d bo a r d e d
n h e t n i n f o r O r n a h n .
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N G ;
W0 .}?.!.'.?...§.!*°WS
PArT'E"|i`§§N's ~
T»=g;;;,=g_;q"'d SHIJWS \
u'ML§Qs
!!'F'!P!'.°!§"l¢FT Jmsl g|!||g||2!soo rem: 300 num : zoo mum
:THREE BANDS, T\V0 CALLIOPES
Acts, Wonders and Nov elties From
Al! Ov e r th e W o rld
THREE RINGS TWO STAOES
STREET mann M 11:00 A. M
LARGEST LI vmc HIPPOPOTAMUS
: u n d spine:liquor adverlieemenu
while their hypocrby ' n e ebosrn ba
their recideu eohelution of pelen
medicine "boon"end lake cureei
ads.ere now evidently expecting 1
boom in the patent medicine advenie
ln; game.A safety elllne in Lb'
"bone dry" prohibition lell now in el
feet in Nebeuke 1|cherished by !.h~
patent medicine onrene.I t prnvloefor the nie of "boou"eompound| wi:
alenhoi in qulntiliel lnmdmt for it
purpose ee e compound without lpeei
fylnl ln] particular percentlge.In another sentence it ll qieo profit
ed tbltitmuetbe unlllue heveugawhich is I hit of humor tim will be el
,n¢j;u¢ br the :tele new "dry eanu :k lr uL "We imw the different
between good end bed cherry pie en
we have »9¢§!€9 e§ouI. the kind of m
bioculu that seem basin: ue.but"1|
l n e l t c r b l i u r l : o r m u \n|.t.|\m||\ucu\
f the pubiic "The Primitive CHU."i m .nh| | ln Gnhnrn u Ieadinnr hdv.L e t u s s h o w v n u a n d p r i c e i t t o y o u
¥J»T»»f`i-Tu? .¥`»El§¢§l» e;|l., pfeluri
hm 1 ulun¢n°| Imam! hr load and |1|ilu "n u v u u . .| . v .--,-| celebrated l'ox film.Both mn :
nee and evening, il) and I5 emu.
Sunday. May 2 0 n Valazraph 1t|~u~
llihbon Fenlufe.Huber t Pblcsnn and
Naomi Chduhrr t in "The l"u1.|.ur\ ui
klvn."lu and lf: cents.
Morxlay,Buy Ill,nu ixl\'pli1f|\\1:}
gun! p o ;ram has b\!\Jl| nr:aug ei Mar;|'\cklurd, thc universnt hsurme uf ull
phsmlnplay mtrevsns wail lppelr in "A
liirl of 'ns1~1rn|ay."Thu mme 0|
Mary !'|c1r1ord is n sutiicivnt gunran
tu' that thu |-lay is an 1leasing une
031! ;, and 11| rf.nlu.Tumnlny.May 22.llanici Ianhrmn
pruéhin l'.1uhrw l"ndcrlck in a unusu
1|lly';,u\uriul duma. "Tho Spld~.~r."' In
Van!-luss-»Antill Co.
Agents, Blair, Nebr.
n |I l -||.1
. . . - ¢ _ . - . - -
F'*f Sa|¢~;-A i~nnl lhuringlinr tnp 111\|,:i|\|||n;£i"cl1ru:|r\I l l 1918,
lnqunre of J. H. Hfall,Blair,New.4 pvr cvnt llswn-=ll will be paid nu
c\|tilicule.s of dvlmsi! issued ful'_.hix mnntlm, nine muutlm and nnaW aller Luv rn ha s nu m i nn pnfl v¢¢\r.--The Banking Hntlk nf A_
budding, nurih uf Um lrml. ¢»p:m\tle1{""°"`u'°°
uw Cnty l.ighI. and \\.ncr |1Lm!. whrre 1-,..;.| Lia-\ug~e at urn.Stradliugfi.hemxy be fourid nl all time# Uulil thc 5a m in rm- pflté.If y our fac et!
naw L.\!n°\ & .l|1Lnl>\:\..¢1;{\ its mm marred with unaiihtlg pimpin,jtlsl
ln ml
gry qllrtern at thu Augu »\.itulhmnnnl
ix
Rev. and Hrs. W. W. Pfautz drove ' "our from Schuyler Saturday evenin Dulce.The wild goosebcrry bushes
returning Sunday mmning,¢m=ff gf' "'9:i°"" full of bluuosnl, but this
pnnied bs' M .nd ai _ M..ruit ll Inot appent wry strongly 1:
r a rs r.. Tyson,the appetite when it takes thne "wg
who .remained until Munday.
Mrs.C.P.Palmer,of Pittsburg.
Kane., who hu been visiting it the
home ol' her brother,Fred Bugeon.
for sevenl days, left Salurdly Ior
her borne.
Rev. and Mrs. II. T. Underwood, of
Craig came down on Saturday fo? a
\ir-il. with Rev. and Mn. W . ll. Un-
derwood, a! this city.They were nc-
compenied by Mx.Und¢rwDQCl'| son.
Qm iane berry. and augur 12 or I5
emu n pound
!! your halrla Lhin and the scalp dry
you will tlrd thlt e heir dnge end had
oil treatment 1riI1',gllr1. | new growth
at alone. nhundant hair.Irs. Stud
lim: it very successful with her BeautyParlor work, and everybody 5* mm:
welcome.U zz
De. Halle: hu moved his dental ui
Gee from over f'uLauer'| Bank to Ule
m1| ,hl '. han so me dl me u lt y i n pn e lc ri l
l n ! j u s t w h a t i l l s u m e n o u g h h a ve
q u .Tha pa tnn l. me dic ine . o rga ns ua.nd|::l'pntir|¢ the _pntaut med ian s liq ucn v! n Nn h n l l l I t l .l B ¢ l in B P U UIN U Q I
\V|a
F
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g
canfuliy aupnvised '31 use sum :celwithout suing.Wh! e they mightpunmuster u advalhing In ne n p lp c nuhlch han no scrapie! or sundards ofsignthing It ll poc clbh that certain"bavengn ' will not be lalnble in Na
hunks ann though Llbdld u a zum
borhood. din! at lhe home of a dang!
2.1r at Hooper.Mr. Borcherdunk can
to Nehrauka Iron:Gennnny thin;
two yarn ago and located on an far
mar Talhula.Iii: wife and twell. n laauam mrvdve.
BLAIR,MONl)AY, MAY
Vanlluss & Antill Auto Co.
MERCHANTS BUILDING
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
We wish to announce to Our Friends
and the General Public of Blulr and
surrounding territory that we have
our New Salesroom and office com-
pleted and are
IIN 'IIIE JOB SELLING AU'I'0I'IOBlLES
AND HAVE rn: zxcwslvn BLAIR AGENCY I`0R rm:
HUPMOBILE $1,335;
REO, 55925;
CHEVROLET, $5S5_
AT OUR SALESROON, IN BLAIR
AT rir iity In Modern Motors To
Select From.Fitting Every
Pocketbook
Let us demonstrate the superiority
of these cars. over others of approx-I h I to o IfIm utey t c some pr ce.y u,ys;oson,@\1m!!1l€124'.'1I§EEN-
We propose to deal with our patrons
just as we would ljke to be dealt
with If our positions were reversed.
d ¢k dand stand rea y o mu s. goo everyrepresentation we make to purchas-
ers of cars.Wm. VanHuss
Geo. Antill
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.£5
, x r
N G ;
W0 .}?.!.'.?...§.!*°WS
PArT'E"|i`§§N's ~
T»=g;;;,=g_;q"'d SHIJWS \
u'ML§Qs
e!§!m.\!§lt¢§f JE!§| "!||||!!
Moran:-sou =200||llu
:THREE BANDS, T\V0 CALLIOPES
Acts, Wonders and Nov elties From
Al! Ov e r th e W o rld
THREE RINGS TWO STAOES
STREET mann M 11:00 A. M
LARGEST LI vmc HIPPOPOTAMUS
"| a |. il llhntrshwl |h|.'\wnv1r=¢ nflhm ~\ic ;.§ni tn la k e : r e o f ln i lrtve lhvnz ar um Beauty ~wi, of Infe.5 and lu roi1i|.,uur m 1: Lr..-A..s uhm ca.l\d up-\n. |on 1 carry them arwnd tri you
The Hama Theater.6 ml * DIS li
»~Irooml :novo num: » uw; illvnu .
~~rg' l " ! " : J ' ! " " " ' 1 " " " " ~ ' - " * " "
m ~-»rx~,§ g ; , . . ¢ < r
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M 2'~sl
=;
f. ..May IB. N17
T H E B A N K I N G H O U S E O F m
i n | n n l \
m s s m m man
nto mute for Gretna.
Fred C. Gottach was a budnou vla-
tnr lo Waahlngton Monday.
Mrs. Allen Lush 'ana called to
~lublufh by uw ulnqu of har am-
r.Sha left Tuesday evening.Hr. and Mrs. Georga Cunningham.
of Blkhom. drove over ln their nuts
last Sunday in call at the Dr. Hickey
home.Hr. and Hrs. Chan. F. Goiuch al.-
tended the birthday af. Harry Wlntclv
l>urn'a, near Elkhorn last Sunday.
Mr. and Mri. Landrock, of Omaha.
wen visiting iheir daughmer,Hn .
Frank English and Mn English Bun
day.Mr. and ln. llanry liiafaldt and
daughter,llenrieta, were calling on
ralalinvca hero last, Thursday.
Mina Hazel Creighton resigned ber
ponltlon in the telephone onlca.and
ld! lan Friday.'Mr. and Mn. Arthur Nolll and ll!-
Lle lon, of Elkhorn spent Sunday ai
the Henry Lonnzenhome.
Ben Gouaoh and daughtrr,Kate,
took th~ auto mum for Omaha Satur
day.Ur. Hickay und family lno the nu-
lo mute to Omaha Monday.Mr. and Mrs. Dm Gottach and farn~
ily were Omaha 1.laltora Sunday.
Mr. and . Mn. Leonard Jacobs and
Hrs. Stoner, formerly of this place,
but now of (Jnuha tem calling at tha
imi Gnturh homo Sunday.The following tuchera have been
ellxlml in lbs schools here; Mia: Mary
comzesvomnsmce
~»~
W e t h i n k th e p e o p l e h n r e
n r i g h i t n k n o w w h a t w e u r s
d u l n : m u l " h y w e a r e d n a l n g
i t - t o k n o w l m w m u r h m n n r !
w e r e c vl w fr o m th e # n i e o f
le r vi c v a nd h o w l l i s u s e d .
O u r ac co un ts n n d r r c o r d s
a r e R 4 p g n r c o n l i n g t o n w t h
mls : |p pr u\ r¢ '|lag 1111 U n i t e d
Su m - a zu ve r n m vl l l ,u n d t h a
|1I.1h]\l m a y Zvnr n a t a n y
llane t h e d vt n l l s n f h o w w e
urn co n du c ti n g ou r b us in e ss .
W o w a n t 1112 pe o pl e t o
k n m v U m Yn rl s a b o u t o u r
lrusinnms i l m l th ey m a y
j u d g e l1npart in!l;r n s t o t h e
p m p r i r l y o f w h a t w e a r e
do i n g ..
~\ > /
. a n u ; - u » » » » » o n
A CONSERVATIVE BANK
With L|1>erad, Safe Management
All Depodts Protected By The State Bank
Guaranty Law
P r c n h y l n r l n n
W a : i s h t o r qm i n d a l l t h at t h e r e a r e
re g u l a r se r vi c e s a t t h e Pr e s by t e ri a n
hu t c h .
S a b h l t h l c h o n l n t 10 1 .m . ,M n
hd g e ro w S up e r i nt e n d en t . .
P r e a c h m g a t 1 1 1 rn. u nd 7: 30 p. t r.
00a
The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewelry Store in the City.
H. ULLEIQMANN
0E Fo ur Do ors , W es t of the Ca stette r B u n k
5 B L AI R . N E B R A S K A
co~ducted.:::z
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.::
REPORT
o r n u : c o n n r n o u o n
T H B x o n z t r u e u r n ; o r x z n n n n n
C H A IT E I x o . a m
in the Suu: ol Scummn u the clon of busi
u m I n 1 . m f .
n a s o r va c m
L o a n ! u n d ~ I a n n a S hm e m n n a :men 1:Rankin:House.furrmune und nztnran.54113113Currittl ex penus. :un and ln urn:pak!..... . . . ..119| rlDue tm m N auo mia nd51.|u !lkn¥ .|....... . 9 50 6 6 3C h r e h a a d h e m ! u l e z
~n a wuo id co m ..1504.0Slifer. niekhn and emu..:lm au ::. me an
~u`~Ti¢=§
1 . l A u 1 u r n : s
C¢ p n; \ | 1n c \ sm 1 dl n . .. . ... i s a m m wUnilddnd ;>n:|t\t|......aw: dnLb dl vi du al d rp od ua uh jn lto cbrcl.. H A I R l iBunn eerttmnu.1 ut d rw n h n.s|»:\\z
REPORT
crm: CONDI\lD!| or.T§eGti:el1Sni1g|Blnkor amuse. !'3lZlllk..-CHARTER xo. an
heh est md Hrh nnk a. as the do ne ol bul wn
In 1 . I M T.
R E S O U R C E S
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Cu r n m u m m m . Ii l nl n l i l l m . p a i d .1.:nav
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C a p l u l u a c i m i d ~ l r l i i m u
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lI§r9csh.o||gu11al:rIu»d...m m
~..$||n.JJ.¢~start or }|l'IBR1\SKAL
Cquty ol \ !'u§l ng1uo u
I. .Tube u.<1it:»on. cuhier of the |ho\ranamedhuh. da bmw urn: that the above sturmeur a.
uru rnn dea nun mm f d th e r um mad e t o t b:
Suu hnnlinl bunrd.Jlbt B. ilihlon. Cuhlrr
A m n r
l'aul PN¢1!0D. Dlncmr.
an alaxuaieacn. Dlrvcux.
Slhlaibd and :worn so brian: me this mb dns
allhy. 1111.Gnu T. llcilelundHenry Pnbhc.
[ a n a l
| .!
"A Man of the Right Sort."
You will be redial!! vreleemed at
any of our services.0. H. F ou mm Pu te r.
The M. E. Churc h
"Bu lllen t we ek" voor # up in a
"blaze of glory."The banquet on
Friday night drevv one nf the largest
crosrda yet aaaembled ln tbl ehureh
and everybody seemed happy.The
Sunday school gave a very pleasinghula program on Saturday evening Ind
everybody was Lrclted to ice cream
cones.Illabop Stunt: preached Sunday a.
rn. Ina large and appreciative audi
ence.The 120 folding chain ordered for
the basement some time ago have nut
get arrived buf they are expected any
lime.Subject for Epvrorib League "Ia I:
Eaaier to B4 Good When Poor?" Lead-
er, Lyle HcBride.w. H. Underwood.
Pastor
l.\¢po¢uor| gunnnlr fund ....:M au
m m . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..n : _ u
STATE or Nl1l\R.\hKJ\ 's'-=uou nu u t W u hm st un l.1\.l..C\\|\Keume r o f t bl abo u n amed ha m; dn hrr ehjsugar um: tho abuve statement u a currt~Ptand lnm cow of me re;or; made to thu Blau:ummm: Board.A. L.. 1.s>ok
Amsal.:John Blanc. Dlxtclor.Ruben H. Dlnnuu. Direuor.usubo sdbe dnnd nwum 1.0 thi s Nt h da y ul|1 IT.I umm i l.JON Z\i . Nou n Ful ni e.
|s1:,\1.I
PROBATB NOTICE r o c u u mr u u s
i s.
Wuhlngton County 5
County Court.In Probate.In the Matter of the Eltats of Cn!
3 hnsider deczuedzCroalton at uid u u t e will h h
wtice that I hue iimited the time fmBling ciliml qainlt. nk! eitato to six
nonlhl from June 23.1911. and al
zlatms not tiled ln the County Cour t eNuhinfzton Countl, Nehruin,on mgm December 23. i9II, will be blr
Ihuru lilo appointed the fnltowivpdays on arhich to ben, allow or rejef-IclaimssoBledtowit:June 23, 19.1llld December -4. 1917, Eiin ldlstetdais the Administrator of uid utato.
Dated this 11th day of Hay IQI1.
1. C. Eiler,County Judge.[snag 15-|»
a n r a o r Nl n m s m
n t o m u t e f o r G r e t n a .
Fred C. Gottach was a business vla-
tor lo Washington Monday.
Mrs. Alice Leac h was called to
~t u bl u ffa by th e l l l ne a a o f h a r fat h -
r.Sha left Tuesday evening.hir. and Mrs. George Cunningham,
of Elkhorn, drove over ln their autol a s t S u n d a y t o c a l l a t t h e D r . H i c k e y
h o m e .
H r . a n d hl r a. Ch a n. F. Go t ta c h a t. -
t e n d e d t h e b i r t h d a y a t H a n ? W l n t c r »
l> u r n 's , n e ar E l k h o r n la s t S u n d a y .
M r . a n d M r s . L a n d r o c k , o f O m a h a ,
w e n vi s i t i n g th e i r d a u g h t e r ,H r s .
F r a n k E n g l i s h a n d M n E n g l i s h B u n
d a y .h i r . a n d I r s .l l s n r y l i i s fa l d t a n d
d a u g h t e r ,ll e n r i e t a ,w e r e c a l l i n g o n
ra l a t in ve s h e r e l a s t Th u r s d a y .
Al i a s H a z e l C r e i g h t o n re s i g n e d b e r
po si ti on i n t h e tel ep ho ne o n l o a . a n d
l d ! l a s t F r i d a y .'
M r . a n d M r s . A r t h u r N o l t e a n d l i t -
t l e s o n , o f E l k h o r n s p e n t S u n d a y a t
t h e H e n r y L o r e n a e n h o m e .
B e n Go t ta e h a n d d a u g h t e r ,K a t e ,
t o o k t h ~ a u t o r o u t e fo r O m a h a S a t u r
d a y .U r . H i c k e y a n d fa m i l y t o o t h e n u -
l o r o u t e t o O m a h a M o n d a y .
M r . a n d M r s . D m G o t t a c h a n d fa m ~
il y w er e O m ah a 1 . ls l to r s S un d ay .
M r . a n d . M r s . L e o n a r d Ja c o b s a n d
H r s .St on er ,fo r m e r l y o f th i s pla ce,
bu t n o w o f ( Jm ah a w e r e c a l l i n g a t t h e
i r e d G o t t s r h h o m e S u n d a y .
Th e fo l l o w i n g te ac he rs h a ve be e n
el lx l ml in t h e s ch o ol s h er e ; Mi s s M ar y
Ke en an ,o f K e a r n e y ,Pr l nc l pa l ,M i s s
Ma e L o d ge , G r a n nn s r , M ls a b o d g e, a i s -
l e r o f M i s s M a e b o d £ ¢ . In t e n r n e d i a u ,
an d M is s F r an ce s Th oe l cl ce , P r im a ry .
Jo h n M u l l e n a n d C . W G l a n d t t o o k
th e a u to r o u t e fo r O ma h a 'l 'u o a d l y
E .IC . O d e l l w i l l m o ve t o G l e n vi l l e
th e co m i n g y e ar w h en h e w i l l b e pr i n »
c l p a l o f d w h i g h s c h o o l .
Al fre d B a k er is o n t he a lc l t l i st th i s
w e e k . "
Jo h n M o r d h o rs t . h a d t h e m i s t o r t u n e
to ha ve a w he el b re ak on h is a ut o wh en
h e w a s t u r n i n g t h e c o r n e r n e a r h i s
ho m e I'H a l e y bu t n o o n e w a s h u r t .
l l e n r y O ft i s w a l k i n g a r o u n d w i t h
a li m p th e se d a ys c a ua od by l e tt in g a n
i n o c r e a m t u b , fi l l e d w i t h l e e : fa l l o n
hi s fo o t .Th u f o l l o w i n g h a ve p u r c h a s e d c a r s
fr o m t h e l o c al d e a l e r s t he p a s t w e e k :
l l e n r y J i p p , a S t u d e b a k e r S i x ; E . E .
0 d c l l , a F o r d a n d F r e d B o l l , a C h e v-
ro l et .
W i l l i a m P fe i l l e r , o f F o n t a n e l l s ,
acce pted t h e po s i t i o n a s bl a c k s m i t h
w i t h t h e B e n n i n g t o n g a r a g e .
M r s . C h a s . G r a u M r s . Jo h n H e t e r -
een,M r s .H a n s Jo hn s on ,M r s .A u g .
W i t te ,M r s D r .ll i c k e y ,M n .F r e d
Go t t s c h, a n d Mi ss es M i n a a n d C l a r a
W i t t e at t e n d e d t h e D o u g l a s C o u n t y
C a m p M e e t i n g o f t h e R o y a l N e i g h b o r !
wh i ch w as he l d a t E l k ho r n, Tue s da y .
-- - _ - - - - - - -
REPORT
nn: conornou ornu: Bsmuuu nous: or A. cssrt111.R.u r B u l a .cn m mz a N 0 . n oin lhe$la1e ol Nfbrasla al the dose ol ballad
l a y :l | 1 T.
u u s o u n c n s
lnaasandbtsonltats.ssaaeao
Dverdrahs.... ..1 . 8 1Baallllliollal. laxnltumand llxtanl au r a ~
~n u m
Casillaaas u m . :
Dae hom aatlooai and atlla
Cheucksandltemsnlesxhanf 51.17.55
~Lennon
Sllum.nlelelsand cents...|.r:\.11 n e u .
T o m ~ .. .~ .1m.s:n.
L i s m u r t l l s
Cabllllatork naldtn storms
Uadivhled pmdis...~ILIJ1
indvldaaldrposllssuilssztlo
Tlmecenibcatesoldetxlll 8116 .37
Canahrueaeasotausodlng M 1 1 3
Dum na tiona l and statehaats............st e eu s 053.131
Depo»3ua"a¢unantyf\|.nd .. .£061
Total....snum..rrtzurn u m ;EL... el %£nhinnn£i"1.r.u.c
PresL ot the above aamed bank. eo
sunar tiat the lbw! stateaaeat la a oorractuue oevrdt he rer ort me det otb es sau Be nt
Baud.f.H..C.wld||.rns
Au n t :A. c. CASYETTII Dlncsor
it Ill. ICLARIDGIZ. Dtree|.orSalancrlhed and were Sobslonl me this loud
n l l a r t m .
11. f n.u.u;n. Notary PU\|Iif|S£Al.l
Marriage Licemscs
Judge l. C. Elle: hu island Lhe ful-
imring murringi licenses during the
aroak:
Hay lI, to James Virgil Clmmb¢n,
13123, and Stella Thomplon,nge iS,
bud: Q! ¥HemonL
lay 11, Eiga G. Olsen, me 2l, and
his Hooper, qs IQ, both of Premontl
Shy 17, §'nnk Smlll,13|22. andI'1ar1 Harris!Baumann, age 18, both
of Omnha..
The lat named couple In ma rri ed
b Judge Ella.
CHURCH NOTES
/ " \
First Christian Church
Bible School at 10 n.m. Samuel
Johns. suparlntsndent.
Dhfihi irorlhip at ll 1. m.
Evening wonlup nz s p. m.Prayer meeting ind Training Clua
Weincnday at B p. m.Choir ilcheuul i"riday at 8 p. m.
Thcpantor wiil preach in the fun
noon Sunday on "God'| Deliverance,"
and in ibn tf tulna' on "Tho Guru and
Blight nl Evil Illultnwd In a Grunt
Kln| | Lifn.".Good Music at both
nni c e l.Everybody is made welcome.John zz. williams. Hiram;.
~swim cum; mm .
Tum more nur memben nm receiv-
ed into our fellowship lu t Sunday
morning.
"
.a r
\
1
1
l ~
x e n r n n n
lay lu,1911 ,Q. - . _ -- -* *
The M. E. Churc h
"Bu lllen t we ek" voor # up in a
"blaze of glory."The banquet on
Friday night drew one nf the largest
crosrda yet aaaembled ln the ehurwch
and everybody seemed happy.The
Sunday school gave a very pleasinghula program on Saturday evening Ind
everybody was Lrclted to ice cream
cones.Illabop Stunt: preached Sunday a.
rn. Ina large and appreciative audi
ence.The 120 folding chain ordered for
the basement some time ago have nut
get arrived buf they are expected any
lime.Subject for Epurorib League "Ia I:
Eaaier to Be Good When Poor?" Lead-
er, Lyle Heliride.w. H. Underwood.
Pastor
Aboufgur Bushes;
REPORT
crm: CONDI\lD!| or.T§eGti:el1Sni1g|Blnkor amuse. !'3lZlllk..-CHARTER xo. an
heh est md Hrh nnk a. as the do ne ol bul wn
In 1 . I M T.
R E S O U R C E S
L1m .\ md Dh omn l| .. .. ... .#HMI0VIB|.\ l1n |!!o u»| ,!*n nak unud nu mn.11.1010
Cu r n m u m m m . Ii l nl n l i l l m . p a i d .1.:nav
Dx |'mmhn:\ou|.1 md Sineb l a h ~ ..$.\2.l\l:I
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PROBATB NOTICE r o c u u mr u u s
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Wuhlngton County 5
County Court.In Probate.In the Matter of the Eltats of Cn!
3 hnsider deczuedzCroalton at uid u u t e will h h
wtice that I hue iimited the time fmBling ciliml qainlt. nk! eitato to six
nonlhl from June 23.1911. and al
zlatms not tiled ln the County Cour t eNuhinfzton Countl, Nehruin,on mgm December 23. i9II, will be blr
Ihuru lilo appointed the fnltowivpdays on arhich to ben, allow or rejef-IclaimssoBledtowit:June 23, 19.1llld December -4. 1917, Eiin ldlstetdais the Administrator of uid utato.
Dated this 11th day of Hay IQI1.
1. C. Eiler,County Judge.[snag 15-|»
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ltis our purpose to supply the public wi th
EVERYTHING required in Automobile Service;
and when we say "EVERYTHING"we mean
THE BEST OF ALL ACCESSORIES.
Our Columbia N o . 6 Dry Cells Are
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ATTORNIEY AT LAW
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Colitis.
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regular services at the Presbyterian
hutch.
Sabhlth lchonl nt 10 1.m.. Mn
hdgerow Superintendent..
Preachmg at 11 1 rn. und 7:30 p. tr.411-Q1
urn conducting our busine ss.
W o w a n t 1112 pe o pl e t o
k n m v U m Yn rl s a b o u t o u r
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p m p r i r l y o f w h a t w e a r e
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d u l n : m u l " h y w e a r e d n a l n g
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I'1 ar 1 Ha r ri s !B a u m a n n , a g e 1 8 , b o t h
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Advertising space is too expensive to enumerate,in detail, the many
motor necessities and conveniences..To make a long story short we
supply everything for ECONOMY, SAFETY, COMFORT and Convenience
in Motor Car Service and give you the benefit of our knowledge, and ex~
perience of the adaptability and usefulness of all accessories.
Temporal Looatiou North ol the Traek Awaiting
t e £ompletion ol llur New Garage
~191REs10NE AND alumna TIRES; None Better Made
:'\- » - - - - » - A - - --~~~~W e S e l l T h e H i g h e s t G r a d e P e n n s y l v a n i a O i l s
~g i n d M a k e a S P E C I A L P R I C E I N B A R R E L L O T S .
Larsen ~ Jacobson
4 AoCapitad $100,000.00 Established 1889
The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewelry Store in the City.
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A CONSERVATIVE BANK
With L|1>erad,Safe Management
All Depodts Protected By The State Bank
Guaranty Law
The Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, In Successful Operation
for More Than 47 Years
No Lumber Order Too Large
0r Too Small
for us to nn.W e have n vurlc d stoc k o l hlgh
grmlc lumber (nr every purpose.Drop In un d
talk uver your nc c ds with us.It menus sailslnc -
tlon nm! n savlng to y nu.
Mdluarrie Lumber & Coal Cd.
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5 B L AI R . N E B R A S K A
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A;genera1 banking business
conducted.:::z
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 enum.::
Ae I mined the down bm Int sunk
.N .Isrilltry tound some iumu ofintxr-
ut this weik.
0 J . nm io uiad all o f his bona
hold good! on Tueodly and will ship to
Chinook,lionuzu.The flmitg ti ll
folio! soon.Wi wish them prosperity
in their mu home.
J. Rhea ahlppod 9, rar nf utils, me
J. 8. Burgas 1 Bonnhipped a mixer
Iondn ibop md c a ttle,Pain Cooi
lhipptd two car load!of utils mr
l i m i Tuf ts min d h ad of ho n : nc
rattle,'ruin Hanan n ur of :a ttic
Jim Nullln a mind load of hop an:
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i .cattle, all on Sunday night lo Souu
Umaha.
L. E Ward want to South Omaha or
Monday lo vlrll. his daughter and fam
i=y at me home of Fen!Ziglcr, for 1
fu! days.ilu laid that the |ams warden lint! :lon U0 U10 Inks and if a fiat
attacked him :ha lforelald hah nouk
land in the hging pan..
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a n d p r o c u r t d | n u r u n c .
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Il l u t !vl ai tn d h i m o u r Su n d n y n m
M o n d a y , fe t u r n l l m h o m : o n Tu e sd a y
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ma of Ir. and llra. Art Andnann
near Lyons,on Sunday, mturnlni
way of Paul Kampckf a.They re
rt Ari and Ethel aa doing tina ll
air nur home
Hlaa E1na Nissen went to Lincoln on
It Saturday ua visit har alaur for |
ar days and attand the banquet o
a aorm-ity of which she ia a member
A meeting araa held at tbl town hal
nllmday evening to maku arrange
anla for a Deoonilon Day prograu
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Lu! Thurnday tho citizens of I-Can
ml raiaad a Hn: polo and with a pro
am by our achoola are belated tbl 2114
. 12 o'c1or.k with pauiotic aonga and .
each by Al Cook, who told lim achoc
Jldren what 1110 aura and stripe
ood for, in a few choaen remarks.
We want to Blair laat Satunday t
nrticipata ln tba pllriulic mmgpz an
lx railing.
Cum planting ia ln fuiliaray aa fa
| the ground Il plcwnd.
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Door South nl (lily HMI.
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