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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
BLAIR,wAsH1NGToN.ooUN'rX,NEBRASKA,SEPTEMBER 7.1917 Na asVOL.XXI
olonel Woods'lecroiogy
IONEERS AND ULD s|=|ILERS
SEPTEMBER aa. 1916.'ro
SEPTEMBER 1,|917
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~wsu mnmus €El.EBRiTED
ther Wedding Analvefeades
Pioneers Of Fort Calhoun
Remaining
Cal. W.H. Woods numnm of theioneera and osd Settlers Aaeocletloou placed ahe member!of the neocla
on preeent dey realdenia ol the coun|under lasting obligations for the
ery comprehensive compilation of ln
rmation in which every member uf
e ueoclaliou and society ln gcnenlyiluinterested.It it publishedreuith.aa follows:
EATHS OF PIONEERS OF WASH
INGTON COUNTY.NEBR
pt. 28 1916 In Sept. 1 new
Mrs.Maria Neileen
Mrs.Catherine Stricklett
Hana Slaben
Louis Oleson
Danel GearyMrsJamesWiseman
Mrs.Il.H.Reed
Hrs.H. J.Ravel
Mre. Jacob Goll
Lee R.Fletcher
Jerry Wilcox
Mrs. J.H.Bron
John FitzgcraidH.J.Rave:
Chris KrugerOscarNewelll
Mrs.George Neale
Mrs.George WegraphSorenJaneen
G. N.unlrm
Mrs.Mary Fletcher
Veteran Dwight Gilbert
Nathan Foster
Veteran W.Bannister
C.E.Bebitt.eMrs.John Evans
.Nulkfe of death!recorded £6 Siri
Avcnge age of those we can find
T3 years.Pioneer visitors recorded:Hra.
Mrs.Holt:
Mr.Phippl
Mrs.Jennie linkin!
Austin Millar
Sixtyhthree old settlers died.Aver
lgwelpver seventy years.Old settlen golden vreddinp:An
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REPORTED FDR §Am1r~m11o:~z
O! the 65 ldditional draf ted men who
were nodded to appear for axnmination by the local uemplion board lar.
Saturday all but four ICINMH Wrichlof Kannlnd who il reported to be outwalt and didnt recdve the notice LelandPueblaofBlnlrwhoenllltnd
CALLED FOR SERVICE
Washington county:quota for serrlcelnthenadonsiamyunderthe
fire per cent of the hill quota of the
manly called for immediate service
infoor men and they have been selected ind are not enroute lathe mili
tary encampment to which they wereonleredatFt.Riley Karll»having
left Blair yeateniay.They an Leon
ard Peterson.lon of Nelae Peterson at
Kennard who hu been employed asaclarkinAdolphKrolgaarrfageneralatonatKannlrdforalon(Limo;Carl Sofus Rasmussen a bookbinder at
the Danish Lutheran Publiahing House
in this city;Juul Christian Nielsenand
Kej Kristian Hemmingaen.Dana Col
lege students.in lddlllon two alter
nates John Peter Jensen and Herman
Oscar HcFarla\|d were ondend £0reportntOmahainuseeitherofthe
Ion!principals ful any reason should
fail to report.
60 Srears.
Old settler:married Lhnt fine old
Virfinin gentleman Buck Rounbalm.
amilituy camp in Colorado Henry
F;mu.|\mmer{ung Peterson ol ArlingtonnndHo.|:|.lE.Abbott of Hu
mnn neither ai whom raporI.ed)!»nksmmmand nil but three Floyd Pu:
char of Bhir Willixm Hamm Brink
manrot Ariingtuu im!Wilbur Al
bury Ihtthaws pund tha physicaltell. and were held for lervloe.Pilcher
and Brinkman ware too Hahy ovenweightandilatthunnuamicted
th;111 my host regards.As Ever Jack.
My No is Sgt.J.M.BurcllalmCo. F 4th Ncbr Inf.
Camp Cody
Deming New Hex
JACK BURCHAM wnnes FROM
uzsmmu.N.M.
l1rmzgl1 the courfvsy ul Bvrt
limws The 11nter;\risu ik por|.0 pb f
FatxdRmbue ml]
FULTON MCCRACKENRECEIV-ES lmunla ATKENNARD
CAUSINO HISDEATH
to Deming.But we get illongwillnicely.We had aleepenallthewaydownanddidnt
have to get up very curly.After .we lefl.K.U. we wereuntheSuntaFecruised.into
Kansas at ILC.then thru Kau
sns and crossed into Oklahoma
ut Kfuun and went into Texan
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.his opinion lbs!the injuries wan not
of A dangsmus nature.Af ter rcmsin
ing at the d0¢£0ra Omen forty :nin
uues Mr.and Hrs.Rhondes thinking
the injuries were not serious pmcenfdedonLbnirjourney.A short Lim!
after they 1sft McCracken diod.On
their mmm about fxve oc1ock in the
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dvscription of ihoir location:md surroulldings ns folowa:
l)c|11ing N.M.
Aug. 30 IEHT
About 8:30
Friorld Burt:Well at lust wollavo our camp sol. up and o1
ronuly for the big show.But
I nion£ think tho show amounts
lo Yury much.
We had u foal good tri J of it
mx): way.We took in ebr.
lowu Kansas Mo.Uklu.Tex.:mai New Mexico.We iook£110
Buriington from Umalm to K.
C had about fortyfive min
utes there and wont out for niiiilcwalk.The bo}B needed
tho oxorcisc but I didnt goaaioug1wont up to illo stationandboughtsolnotiaingtooutlJ0€ul1SL= i kncwyory well 1
ing an hour or so inter.
Mr.and Mn.Rhoedee and their
ohildren in ihcir car und Ed Johnson
wife and children following them in
their car irere enroute to 1 farm south
of Elk City in Douflu county n»
cently purchued by Mr.Rhonda.Bri
Rhonda;was nitting beside Mn.
Rhonda:in the driver|not ma ia
pgssing through Xennnni McCracken
was :truck by the carin the middle of
the street liter leaving the Cronin(
over which he had started the our
pusing over him before it could be
stopped.He Wu assisted $0 his feet
immedintsly hy Mr.Rhonda and oth
ers :nd w\!ke~d wilh nnlnlance to Dr.
Anderlonn omce where he vu exem
ined by the Doctor who decided to take
him 2o the Biair hoipiw where he
l". ut homing, New Mexico,dotuiling lm accpunt of the jourFordc.|.rdriven by Mn.John A.
Rhoades just before iha noon hour
Texas and crossed into Now
Mexicoat Farwell and believennBurtitwasfarewellto
Gods country when we did it
too.We luid about nr ;\:l:ll lv
ltop in Cldvii Nw Manco aawo ull went up town again.
We are in gnltu a rocky plucu
down here;nts all rocks und
.:e~n |:1 l .i~
shocked on their nrrivxl at Ksnnard
when nétified of his death.
County phfsclnn Lanpuff shui!
Liehrenl and eounty|t&arn¢y Manuka
were notified und Mat to Knnnard.
In the polqnortem aiiminatlon
nude by Dr.Langitaff it was found
Lhxt sevlnl ribs were broken and
had punctured the Iiver causing hem
sm ;m.§;'
BLAIR SCHOOL AumouyrueWELCHEDoNMIKE!
MENT
w .r as \|
to enter e contest then under
lame conditlonl in lhich the lute I
trip ru promised ibm.11|ex »paid.Under this promise many student!
the Izllnirschoolu enlend the »
club and beume very proldeut In »ning lurk.EWelyn llunloch Ru
Price Lqhnd Blaine and Pe
Rohurer were leleded u the mu!p
intention of killing himnlf immcdiltc
Ly.The pmprietor ot the coal DMNukedhim not m klll himlelf in his ofhce md be promised not to do no.nylng be In a gentleman and immed
iately went Lo 1 nearby cluvltor hid
down on Um Hour and :hot hlmulf in
than bud with n nvolnr which be
carried in ulilition m the lhctguncanninginnlantdsnth.
Not Boing Able to Tnke Part In
Sinn Wldo Contnt
...........Wbln thi suporlnundlnt of 1
Blair school:authorised Bo~
dont Quint of the acbooi garden :In
Lo organise a unnlng club at ;p¢
ginnlng o!tho canning uuonwvillofibnschoolslhojdntd
canning club nun promlud by Su~
intendlnt Qvht that tha four pup£I
urn boy:and two girls who annad 1~
jars of mu the qulckllt hd
groatalt vuiaty and did lbs but vorwouldbofiunanopportunitytol
mm ibn utah hh at Lincoln :dl l
penna pnld by the school lu!hor!
and to constitute two hams.l boy
sgirlin nah tum nvrrununz I
Bhir school Ind unter the canals
contutllutisbdnghdd at nu 1
xwundl under tha dincdoh of tha oadmoftha:tau board o!||ricaI
:ntl II Lhly ron in the oolltht
srilh cumin;clubs from olhn
Nelhswsy whose Ilfe tu so mgsts:
iously murdered near Briggs station ontheC.&N.W.Ry.s slresk ska Isst
Sands)killed his wife sl Noriolk sometenyousorsosgaShehadcommancedsnscllonfordivorceinthedistrict
court of Madison county and hui bosrd
ed s pssssngsr train at Norfolk to gotollsdlsonthecountyzestwhenthe
use had been eslled for trial.Before
Lbo lrsin pulled ssrsy from the Noe
folk pusenger stslion he entered the
ur in which his wife snd Mrs.Harder
s friend who uns accompanying her
were sealed and shot his will in the
hssd illh s doublebsrrsl shotgunwhichhewascanyingkillinghorin
stantly and then turned his gun onMrs.Harder who rnlrseulously escapedbythrowingherselfonthefloorofthe
osr though hor hst Iss shot full of
holes.
The murderer then went to s cosl ol
flce nearby sud telsphonod bil mother
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cad by tbl zchool suthorlliu woncanltltntlthltlntlmltogoIo
stats hir md tnur Lbs contact
club!from otha lchools in the llat
_Thi parentaaf ndroolltudunta pu!
.:~~|h¢$|l|.r\nQloon\|l&Fl11m|iéb uni &uu ui
cena!lhlir chlklnn and Iparad nd .ur axpenn or aloft to uaiat thlm i
any legilimnto and proper way to uri
tbl eonun.
MARRIED
The wedding of Min Clan Cather
ine Rohwer daughter of Mr. and Hn
George Rphwer and Dr. E. S. B.Goa
amllh Unk place fwodneudgy aft:
Maguat 29 nt 4 oclock.at tho home
of the bridul psrcnia Rav. J.I.Brib
tall fommer pastor ol the?ort Cal
houn Presbyterian church\_|nd now
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ifornla.
Pioneers moved away:Chas.Stef
fen to Colorado.
Golden wedding anniversadesz Ur
ban Cachelin.
Other wedding annlvenarles:J.A.
Cruickehank 60 years George Neale
62 years.1 can remember of only five of the
original pioneers lef t ln our town
ship:Nicholas Hia 1855;GeorgeNeale1856;Mrs. E. H.Clarke
William Allen wasMrs.Fred Jipp 185B
Old settlers deaths affollows;Samuel Service
Hans Kruse
Solomon Pheifer
J. O.Iverson
Benj.F.Price
Owen Mason
Hrs.llans Rasmussen
Fred EchtenkampJohnLlonke
Mrs.Mary Olsson
Mrs.August Bruee
Herman Boirhou
John W.West
Jess Neiesen
Brllilmin PedersenD. M.Rhoades
Frank Bottorf
J. M.Gustin
Hrs.Delddch TeijenMrs.Margaret Ryan aged 102pi YI Rl aniil
wam catarru wmcn renoeren nun unnt
for eersiee ard all three were rejected.
.lMES ASK\Vl(]IS DEADWAS
BURT COUNTY PIONEER
Oakland Nob.Sept. 4 James Ask
¢i¢an old resident of this city.died
at the homo:ls soo Edwin J.Ask
srig here H 3 night aged 71 years.Hr.Askwig was one of Burt countys
pioneers.He settled on Silver Creek
near Tekamah ln 1856.lie ame to
Oakland in 1861 taking a homesteld at
the edge ol town where he had resided
continuously untll a little over a yearagowhenowing to fallune of healthhe and his wife resided with their sonheme.Mrs.Askwig died a year ago.lle»
sides the son two Kfwdwm.Roy D.
Griffin of David City Neb.and Wea
Iey Gdmn o!Minneapolis survlve.
Funeral services will be held at the
home of his son here Thursday at 10
oclock.
The publisher of The Enterprise wasintimatelyacquaintedwithdeceased
near hal! a century ago and quite fre
quently in goin(to and iron:West
Point where the United States land
eBce was located in early days m e
the Askwig farm home on the presersite oi Oakland a lwnoinz place for
meds and overnight ente1LslnmenL
lie was one of Burt eouutys aul:»atau»
tial mee esteemed by all who knew
omhsges that occasioned death.
County attorney Menclne exodlcio
coroner selected the names of six personatositasajurysianinquest
lo he held on Wednesday.At this in
quest Ever Williamson Ed.Johnson.
John A.Rhondes Leslie White and
two Kennard school teachers Misses
Mabel Hunt and Lillian Johnson all
of whom witnessed theaccident testi
licd as did also Dervle Hall brother
lnlaw of deceased who was not awitnessnlthefatality.At the conclusionof the testimony the jury returned the following vedlct:
THE sgrxrs OF NEBRASKA |
Washington County.At an lnqulaition liolden at Ken
nard in Washington county on the
Sth day of Seplember A.D. 1911 lac
fore mc Henry Hencke ex~ofllcio
coroner of said county upon the body
of Fulton ?¢lcC|scken lying dead..
by the jurors whose names are here
unto subscribed the said jurors upontheir oath do say;That the said Ful
ton McCracken came to his death
from injuries sustained September21917bybeingstruckwithaFordAutomobileownedby.lohn A.
Rhoadee and driven hy Mrs.Rhoades.
The jury further finds that the
name was purely accidental and placeno blame on either John A.Rhoades
or his wife for said accident.
In testimony wherol the said jur
our kilcllcu und soc thc foot
hills most any plnco our lligli~
ost once ure 1.0 the uortli ol us.lt looks ns if they orc about
tllrcc miles uwuy but llioy toll
me it is about lifleeu over to
hc fools so 1 guess I don l.want
to walk ovor to lhczn.
Deming is nbout four thou
sand pooplc strong but it donl.
amount to Yury uiucll.But
since thc troops got hero llioy
ure fixing it up a bit.
Wo lluvo good wutor down
hero but of course its just like
ony other water wo buvo got lo
get usual to it.
The comp was ull lovoluil oil
und the kitchous and uicus liull
ull built.Our kilolicn und moss
llnll is uboul.tuo:1tyfive by
one hundred und fifty fool.
Wo have about forty foot out
off of one end.for our kitchen
und pantry.All electric lights
:ind u roul large icollnx null nhighfoundationforour1~sto\u
plenty of tables and :1 sink to
wrmlrdislsce in.li isnl.unythinglikelllosostolecsunpswemoodtohorn.1 um going lo
luke Sonic pictures in ai f|W
days and wil send some so you
The ceremony was openedswith the
solo De1rotion rendered lzyv Miss
Blanche Bolln of Omaha which wasimmediatelyfollowedbytheplaying
of the wedding march by Mrs.Elsie
Cook.Lttle Alice Beekman cousin
of the bride as ring bearer lcd the
bridal procession und carried the wed
ding in a large lily.The minister
groom and best man Hr.Don Geese
man brother of the groom followed
from the right while Miss llelen Roh
wer.einter of the bride as brides
maid and the little Misses Ella Beek
mnn and Mary Cook as flower girlscamethroughthehallontheright.hir.Rohwer although still areal:fromhis recent illness was able to give the
bride away.The bride wore a white Georgetteand channeusc gown and a large tulle
veil held in place with swaneonil.and
carried e bouquet of brides roees and
swansonia.Her aieter Mies Helen
Rohwer as brilzleamald were s gownofpinktulleoverpinksilvercloth
and carried a bouquet of pink roses.The luides mother wore a wiateria
colored satin Kown while the groomsmother wore e while net gown.The house decorations were in pink
and white esters with ferns and smi
lnx for banking.The house was dark
ened then lir:htcd with rows of beau
tiful green colonial candles producingabeautifuledect.Af ter the cere
monies a dainty luncheon was served.
the fair drew near those who had vonwere keyed up to a h||ls pitch aswerealsotheirparentsinanticipationof
the iflpand the opportunity of win
ning further canning laurela ln the
statewide contlt.When enquiriesmadeoftheschoolauthoritiesaito
the time o! departure for which theyhad equipped themselves at more orless espeneeand work those in author
ity tsmporised at llrstand ilnslly informed them tbsreweze no funds aeaileble for auch purpose and repodiatadtheirpromise.Imagine the disap
pointment ot than four some people.Gould anything be more reprehensible.coming from auch a source!The manQuietresigned his pedtion sometime
ago butlf belathemauhe ought to
be iotraln youngpeople heabouldhese
paid the espenees out of his own peeli
et and sued the authorities who authorisedhim to make such promise lorthe amount expended But what eaube expected under the prelent management of the Blair schoolsystem?
uuonoa Sll5RT IN .urro Gl)l.l.tS»
SIGN
George Siort the Flonnee drugglat.former native resident of Blair while
driving his car accompanied by his
wife and daughter was run into by another rar at Henderson and Twentieth
street Omaha.last Honda]afternoon.
Angelo Dondem.of Anselmo Heb.anv..uw...wuu.William Kindrtd
James Triplett
George J.Bltn
Mrs.Solomon Hlneline
Mrs.Isaac McCann
B.P.Monk
Mn.Peter Jansen
Mn.Judge Walton
John Taf t
Frank Schumacher
W.R.Downs
Frank W.Wnllnce
Wllllun C.Bates
Hn.E.A.Leach
James Mlllcr
Mrs.Elsie Rosa
H.Il.Hnvendck
Samuel J.Gustin
W.C.Wllton
.Boone Demaree
Mrs.M.H.Smith
June.:Sylvia
Peter A.Jensen
Mrs.John Hooks
J.F.Burmcister
Chules Davis
Mr!
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mn.
S.A.Malonn
Enrle Dixon
Lenin Lorsch
C. L.Nithmavny
him.ora have hereunto set their hands
the da and ear aforesaidyyANOTHERWRESTLINGFAKE|Attcst:Henry Mencke County at
Another of Lhoee Joe Steoher wrestl
ing :dn aatnetors wal pulled ol!sl
the Omaha auditorium last Honda;
night and a lot of men whoaa birth
l aa referred to in l brief statementbythe late P. T.Barnum the notorioua
ehosrman gears sfgo demonstrated the
csorreclnua of his ltatement when theygave up their money at Iho llelsel vuln
donf for the privilege of being claued
as social The referee Ed Ruiza reaident of Hooper Dodge countyawarded the match to Slecher overtheprotestofStecbefsoontealanlPleatlnaand ao many ol the onlooken
that it sn: found necessary for Stocheramanagan and baekera to call inatroop of soldiers and a soon of policeolfllcen lo quell what threatened to bea riot o! some magnitude.Bd.Reelsthe referee knew ll he dklnt favorStecher in hi! decblona be :ould have
to change bil place of residence and
this he laa not ready to do.Stecher
ls not recognized M a.legitimatewrestler by men of the profesalon likeGottsch. who hate roads wrestling arespectablesport.
torney and erolllcio coroner.E. C.Nelson
Nick Cook
R.ll.Denton
John RosenbaumLewinII.Wad
c.M.Ward
Wilnelafl:
Iver Willurnaen
Edward Johnson
Leslie J White
Mable Pearl llunt
Lillian Johnson
John A.Rhoades
Dewie Hall
TEXAS CATTLE nvzbio AS RESULT
OF CAR SHOHTACIB
Austin Texas.Sept.8.Daring eae
can see now UllIlg$are Lluwll
here.
Uur comp is on Cook AvenuenurpostollieeisouiliesomestreetnoweureonthecornerolCodynullCookAvenues.
All the boys ure folding line
no one sick only myself und .l
don£really like lo he down
here I would rntln1 he ul lfnailpMo.River but as long no weurel1erewewillhavebuslay;things will he ull riglil.nfler n
wliile no soon as ilu5 get fixed
llla.
I :ml thinking of going io
cooking ngnin before long onwewillhavetohavethree
cooks I muy ns well be one of
them null then besides Bo
:md I will lie iogviller und youaborlage of can cattle in the dnoutb ilont very ollr.11 lllltl .nn lfnele
atrlcken aecllon of Nl Texas cannotlgmrl nepllen eooking in llie
be moved in polnta where water l:n\:ne eoulpuny.gnu are obtainable.aeeordlng to End
ings of the State Railroad commluion Well Burt l must close ns its
wdlr Telegrama from vast Tull nllllosllaeil tilneforxue.Soleil
said callin us drive ss a mutt.lali the force hello und a give
Following the marriage the couplewent to their beautiful new home in
Cnlhoun where they uri!!bo al.home
to callers October 5.
Among the outoftown gursls were:Mins Mary Beekman of Davenport.own; Miss Blanche Bolln Mrs.Martha
Geennmnn Dr.Scolt and ?flr.Baum.
o[l]mahn;Mr.Munson ol Seattle
Washington;Mr.and Mrs.Pltlri of
Lincoln;Mr. and Mrs. lI|1 Matlhleaen
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Beekman and
fernily Mrs.Ella Price and family
and Mrs. Coelin Beekman of Blair;Mr.
mul Mm.l1esl Beekman and family
of Pisgah Iowa.Calhoun Chronicle.
ummm man oeemcs Leo
While visiting at John ldurplflfarm home mm of Blair lui Send!!
afternoon.John Coullon.of Omaha.
traveling msn for In Omaha hardware
ooncern féil from a ladder and broke
both bones of one of hla lege below the
knee.
Dr.Buralnin of this city.was called
and conveyed him so the Blair lzolplw
for treatment.
occupant of the other ear rocaireda
had gaah behind the oar and an injurylo his arm and Iaa taken tn the helpltal.Dominick Rolli who sraa drirln;me Dnndoro ear and bil life and little
girl escaped with alight. injunea.llr.
Slerl. was accompanied by his srifoand
daughter.Nona sraa seriously hun.
cuazus FOR HXHMIPTIDN us
.aecreo
Tbelocal exemption hoard has receivednotlhcatlonfromlimdistriot
exemption bound as follows:
Dlatrict Beard For Division No.lDoomofthe Stale of Nabralh..
Omaha Nab.Aux 31 1911.
The following llst of men called for
military urrioa by the Local Board for
Walhington County.Blair Nabr have
been duly passed upon br the pmparLocal and Dlatricl Bold and are burgby cortmod as eelected 10:military
esnice and not exempted 0\<lU¢l1lI!9l:Davie Jonos.lor£ Calhoun Nob.Gaooms iliaama Arlington Heb..Leonard Pete:mn Kinnand.Nlh.
Joian 1ste:k.Enu_;\.kBlair ~Don .1.a e .»osinm D. Greenlee Denon Ia.Jamal B.Cummings Harden.Nob.
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The Fall Miliner, Fashions
Are. Here In Endless Profus-. e~
101i 'for the lnspeetlon and ~
Approval of the Ladies of '~ °
Blair and Vieinisy;
Vanlluss & Antill Auto Co.
MERCHANTS BUILDING
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
We wish to announce to Our Frlends
d h G IP b n r Bl I dant e enera u co u r a n'surrounding territory that we have
our New Salesroom and oifice com-
pleted and are ._
0N THE JOB SELLING AUTOMOBILESAND HAVE THE EXCLUSWE BLAIR Aumcv ron 'mr
HUPMOBILE, $l,335;
REO, $925;
CHEVROLET, $585.
AT OUR SALESROOM, IN BLAIR
A Trinity ln Modern Motors To
Select From.Fitting Every
Pocketbook
Let us demonstrate the superlorltyof these cars, over others of approx-imately the same price,to you ifyou contemplate buying rx cur.
We propose to dea\ with our patrons
just us we would like to be dealt
wlth If our positions were reversed,
und stand ready to make good everyrepresentation we make to purchas-ers of cars.
Wm. Van]-Iuss
Geo. Antill
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cribe the many new and
popular designs;They
must be seen to be ap-
preciated and when seen
will be admired. ~
No Lumber Order T00 Large
L r.un.1'¢u.him me Putlhhr
Sna ilC iun llsurr la Puma!; ¢1 | : - l . u l u : u . \ n » ¢ £ u n ° ; f 1 = d ~
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;f intharln than parts to the ronrhlirm
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,llmptn the winds an tha :horn lamb."
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in tha country thu: tha man who lnhyin| zo get rich out :J thu war ll i~
the poihicinn who necks silica through
um uma channcl.'Thi protilven umthlpulisleiana vle with url: other il
unving me ilu. but their frantlc semi
aryl fwl nobody.-Stnle Juurnnl.
The trial ol Rev Lyn J. Kelley. wh:
hu ann m jail nl. Logan, lawn, :hug
ld with the murder of the Mooref lm
ily and tial hm Stiilllagcr girls, at Vu
Ikea, Iowa, ln yan ago, 5| now b-
=Ȣ Mid at Rod Oak, Iowa, and crulm
much lnlsnnl..Rollti ul and irienuh
oe thu murders! people do not bolleu
una galil.; of Um crime.°a
M n simna to some za! tha acrim
mia cl she civil snr, lt is now rnho rumniing zo null that men with dna
lamrliy coppcrhoui nntendenu are ul
ing that approbrloun epithet with a
freedom that shouid nun their shake 1
nnculry some unuai neu in the l¢.n:i»In|Ludaf cqlung na mei slay not gsl
bu y and do something!-Bixby il
sum Joumal.
Thi hnnkl In du rurnl communities
an bealnnlnl m lander when their
buh wma ln on the wan of prosper
ity.They Pl: hom four in live pc:
cant. inlcmt on time deposits.Due to
the high prlcn of [rain and stock lhl..
Inman an piling up iundojntha bsnka
~~Ui none and those wha
mud inlemt bearing dams are pay\n¢ them all The proapeet to loan a
l u n amount on cattlc paper is not
goodond fn an inc lined to borrow
toearry apaeulntionn uruiu the prelent conditions.It look! ol ll tho nie
ol Eniouol. on time deposits il iipble tn,
in reduced and l! the banks -m
begin charging fora lot of lhcaler 1.
um they not do gratis,it wouid be
perfectly proper.They hue no ou!
iuzfor their occumulnilons of money
c am.;in rommninl paper which
drown but 5i per cenL-Goleddgr
Blldl.
t e
p|gNhER5 Ahh DLI) 5l:`|TI.[:R5
Next week, Thursday the lam inet.,
ie to he an eventful dey for the mem-
ber! of the Wnhlnginlll county Pto-
oeera and Old Settlers Association and
'heir lrteode.The meeting il heid afmdght earlier this year than last
'ear and the welcome thta gear :ln be
a hit warmer than the leather on the
da; it use held last year.The ptupoee
of the organization ta to keep alive the
.frientlehilil formed ln early da y b;
personal aasodatton. to an apart one
thy In the year on which the atemheza
M! li ving in the county, and thoee
the have ohannd their residence to
other localltiel and make thu e "homa-
eomhtg" ooewom may p l.together
and talk over the incidents of pioneer
days. the joys and sorrows,prosperity
Ind adverdtlel of lholtl early timea,
before the advent of telephonee.electrle power. automobiles.and ao forth.
Not the hut of the dey'a reiieh is
the basket dinner which ts not desig
nated aa a "banquet" to be high-
aoondlna. ae nearly all gustetory pleas
une nowadays are.Un what other
de; or occasion do eictuala have the
Zllll and flavor. the Renewal allcee of
bolled ham,eslads,baked and fried
chicken. W¥'P°d ot!with layercake.
tarts and ao forth.that they have on
thu dag? These edihlee are not moderndhoovama: they are prepared me as
the pioneer wires and mothera purpur
ad z nam, andeenedon this day as they
were at the neighborhood Fourth of
Joi; picnic dlnnera in the early daya.
Where could Bti!Slihart and Jake
lettrscken fee!the thrtil of youth
'Ihkh was theln in ptoneer days as
they do on thie occasion. sitting on the
[tall with atlch a epread beiore them?What genome pleasure to see Jabe
Bihaon storing alrey the baked, fried or
iriosalnd chicken and to watch John
Anwptr th e platter of ham land
erlohes.Blair till glee the pioneers and homo-
oemera a term erelcome and mga! en-
tertainment neat week.Nothing in
Blah ell! be too pod for them.They
ters here that and made it poeaible for
the reel. ol oe to ooma later and remainhue.The; eleathaged the etorme and
etched in poverty and uncertainty
though the daye of the dei] war,be
toretlbeztybonde, theRedCross, food
nouns suumoenella of defense andao
Iolth aerethootht ot.?redClari:lle thsSe-eretary of the
ll tl d lt i e n end le stttnlllni to ell
On lo Berlin!" il the lfogan
"On to Berlin!" we hur,OUR HEROES
.ls
T h 9 EI\ t 8 l ' p r i g g RANK mcoNs|s'rENcv
-O u r s o ld i e r b ay s an d ea r .
Pe n d e r , N e b r .
Je n n i e B a g e r .'On to Blrlinl" tbl cryrouncil o! defense held a meeting nt
an. which the holder ol wheat oould ull
it to him or ketp lt.In all the historyn°Barn at old Bunker Hill.nhannible urn their pubilcalhn in |
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THE BANKING HOUSE OF\~Q g § T § f ; § §
W HE AT MARK ET
To safeguard li~:ty
l i l y r e g e n l s .I t h u be en ch ar ge d bs
H. L . M e t ca l fe t h a t i l l l l l r l l t h c |l.|~
To uh ll. or zo dk.
They ¢° from | had uneonqueted
Br fun on land or na;
l u t i o n ; d e m a n d i n g t h e i m m o d i a u r r
m o u l o !F r a n k L . . H a l i u q o f D m a h l ,
rnind, that than pubiicauon nu ilu
n:pr¢hcn||l»|e future ol thc innue-
u
nie, by unable,had been inspect;d
and In paid lor, at 1 uniform price,
sccording to gndu, with checks drum
on the lreuury of the United Stain
Purchase: were practically ntl rude bsmiller: uid the wheat shipped to tin
mills to bo muh inln flour.Corn, oala
and other gnln uns trlded In na ua
ul! and was governed by the custom
"I'1re not begun to |}ghl;"
And bla brave. oourlgeoul spirit
Before sham in the fn;
lmpirtl with dauntleu mursga
Boys of nur U. S. A.
'Tau tlnt work! nnowner! oh! warrior
Admiral Farragut
When reminded ol torpedo:
their resolution: | demand for lb! IOCIL-nlliofl uf United Sm.e|_S¢nllcr iliuzh
\0\ k. the awner of the nunpaper whichavi than cnmmunicnlions publicity.
in harm was demo in writing thi com-munications until they wan publilbed
for More Than 47 Years:condition never before cxlazod.A:Hia :hip in his buierfd plight
arould appear that if me mombon of
the council u! defense laduired bacon-
slllxnl. and conscientious in zheir objec
Thé Pioneer Bank of Washington
I ~
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grain mnrkat ciliel of the country
opened for business int Tueldly r.
m., llonday being a holiday, one man
at nel:exrhange,repreunling Food
Administrator Hoover. hid a mbnopoly
O! than with Wuhingtonz
And will ntlther fear nor Illia:
Al bnvely they press un.
They will crush that cruel tynnl
Gsrmanfa Kala: mu,
publlrhcd under the pseudonym of Pa
uach Nenrcumb, in the Omahs Worki-ilernid,previous to the prenidonh
dveclarntlon ul urn with Germany.If
nrating m m letters constituted n
grievloul olfunlc how much more np
With Liberad, Safe Manageinant
All Deposits Protected By The State Bank
Guaranty Law .
L
od poetic genius mn the author.Andwr the Iurzher reason that the author11 a former weltknown and highlg elleerncd resident o! this cnunly.ha is\ slaughter of the hu Joe Bayer,aang umnr resident of Blnir a score nnd4 half 5|In ago and is | niece of .Icebak, uf thu caty, her mother, decen
e\2¢ being his sister.
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W e d en i r e b y this me an s l o th an kShxli check ul on our \|ay.*And u his spirit haven o'ef
. - m i é é ~ B A Y I S R
A l '| t r i o t i c p o e m , " O u r H e r o n
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wval nil through Mobile bay,ul
ul pa bl e
Vanlluss & Antill Auto Co
M E R C H A N T S B U I L D I N G
B L A I R , N E B R A S K A
I l»s n *
. l 1Th e tr e ac he r ou s U b oa ts se ek in g t he mlet, is reproduced in anoiher pkucc in
lm paper, for two nuonn, the prlncl
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and the General Public of Blair andsurrounding territory that we haveour New Salesroom and oifice com-pleted and are .o n m n J o s s m m n m o n o s l u z s
AND HAVE THE EXCLUSWE BLAIR Aumcv ron 'mr
HUPMOBILE, $l,335;
REO, $925;
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The Fall Millinery Fashions
~ Here ln Endless. Profus-. ,J~
lull For the lnspectlon and ~
Apprnval of. Qhq Ladieg of a i _
s
..,~».i.'.. .._"'~~\-...~». . f ..»~»¢=~f -=g ":"§;Z1".I f '7 ;f";;..»;.,,-..--.pis s *'
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A Trinity ln Mode.rn_ Motors To
Pocketbook
Let us demo nstrate the supe riority
of these cars, over others of approx-
i ma t e ly the sa me price,to you if
you contemplate buying rx cur.
We propose to dea\ with our patrons
just us we wo uld li ke to be dea lt
w l t h If our positions were reversed,
and stand ready to make good every
representation we mokc to purchas-
ers of cars.
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lf you have inspected the of-=~fa 1157feringsinthecitymillineryn a . _ _ ~
stores I want you to look my ~
New Fashions over and make 1° 'ur
a mental com|?a:-ison, as to both 'l
style and prices.
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Er:
Mrs.T. C. Hilton,
The Nilliner.
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er you purpose buying
~You are invited to my
;~ ~store at any time whqh-
Or Iwi
~LAIR IN BR
deposits for six. nine and
d u h R a t h m a n ,w i l l
h o m e o f h e r p a r e n
an d , i t i s r e p o r t e d ,
th e B el l t e le p ho n e o
cu p ie d s o l o n g a n d
c i e n t l y a n d fa i t h t u i l
A .W .Fees,l l .
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BLAIR MARKETS
Gm1ectsd Wuxi;n the Chue al Th\|ndar|rlets.
[Reported By Crowell Grala In Lum-
ber Ca.)
GR A I N -Wheat-... ..... .3
Corn Mixed......
A gsnsrsi banking business
conducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Loan
ning of we murder,
that he be held for
stion.
The State Bank of
willpav you Four
par nnnu~ on Time
posit for Six. Nine
All deposit.:are -Guujantec Fund o!
ba-uh.
Rn .W.H.Und
"Uncondilioml surrender"
Wu U. 3. Gnntfa demand.
And that slogan e'er it taken
By the soidiea'| of Our law.
Our counties heme at tha put.
Whose deed! shine bright today,
Have lah. their impnu nn our llnd
To iight nch |oldilr'| way.
ful Ilona fr om S.H.Vere-in and
friends.Hr. andhln. Henry Wrich,
Mr. and Mn. Hans Wrich
Mr. cha. Wrich,
Mn. Cluua Wrich,
Hr. and Mn. John l".
Schultz ur! Funiles.
¢
l |w a s a r r e s t e d h e mu4 per cent per anum
| .Ic o u n t y t h a t sp e n t
expects to lenve soon
Rev. Wm. Elphn wili
odilt pulpit. Sunday .
will be no prelching
Rev.Underwood wi
u h| is to lean Tu~
nity Phce zo attend
odllt eonfarence.
M , 2 0 d F ~ .I I 2 t l
Get your horns.n pans.horse-
liddn and other "musical inltm-
menu" ready lzlinst the return of
"Jim" Sip and his bride.
Dr.I2. R. Stewart and son. Hamid,
drove m llinden. Nebr. Sunday, stut-
ing only in tlie morning and returning
Dr.Snnvarfs New Omee.Hayle
H~funeral arrangement.: and the burini nl
w
ing
W h
mar
Blair
m. Van uss
Geo. Antill
For Snle:-A
Hereford Bull.
26tl'
Mn. J. E. Lula |
Georgia Gunehow,
Heine! for 1 visit 1|
brother.Frank Lal
the onlcera trainingcapital.Ha wired |
to ieave for Fran
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l*-1d
if
lt is impossible to des-
cribe the many new and
popular designs;They
must be seen to be ap-
preciated and when seen
will be admired. _
only lo attend tn
aalriotinm in her
#ho bend Hn. Sh
pruned with her |APPETIZING ANI) PALATABLE
Hrs. A. E. Sbeld
atrucliva lllk att~
h y ahernoon on
ruquinmenu of
tration Day.She
When lhey lef t he
any than during
when they arrlv
that the longcan
more than tam I a
of Hin,had cacrop; :nd u the
dons they return
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A ND BUILDS UP THE HU M A N
SYSTEM.::::::
OTT. RICHTER
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énlin and Silk.
JI Tama in colo
~TRODUOED.::::::
~KEPT ON DRAUGHT AND FOR SALE
Another new sh
iuat been raceived.fr?NOTHING com PARABLE To s'I\oRz ~*=°"',';§ "'§§',1"';;,;,!'~ §,,,§,~,§'.,,1?2',,.T;=i BEVERAGE ms EVER BEEN IN-~».iZ"'»»°<§`u°,.i... prtitnt. Councilmln
H r . m d H n .
h u t w e e k fr o m
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~BY THE KEG, CASE OR BOTTLE.:
~PRc>H1B1'1'1oN m s No TERRORS
Raymond Cookl IS: l. Sundna nlr
a t F i a n n a .
H i n B i a n c h e B l
P e p r m n o u r fr o m
an ennmpment in
port to :ha local axe~
rndineu for urvleo
in again on Tuesday |
train for Omaha fro~
lah. in the afmmoon
C H I C A G O R N o
(unbound
IO N ; ; d | . l | |u s a . m d n i l r
c . . s . P . .
Rmhbmmd
Ir a . ; d d l n l . S u n .
Sh nn. d alh u. 5¢ a.
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u r n w a s n s u n
W e n b l u i§ 8 | . | l . 4 l l l ?
r n n m d a u v
M . a o .
s n u b w n aMinn. ; dll lr az . SILil I5 §.a. dill: el.. Bu
C o r n - W h i t . ¢ . . . .
0 | ! . | N e 1 r . . . . . .. . .50
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D r . W . ? . H e m p h l l h D o n n !Oh i c e
h e a t e d o ve r S u m B l n k .1 5 U
'Te n b i r t h s a r e r e p o r t e d b y Re g i s -
\
Co rn - Ye l lo l r. . . . .
u W b i l e . . . . . . . . . .
0 a t s N o . 3 W h i t a . . . . .. .48
D a u B a r l e y | l i x e d . . . . . . . . . . . .
{ R e p o r t e d b y F u m a r s ' C o - o p e r a l l vu
U n i o n . )
W h e n - N o . 1 . .. .$2.05
C o r n - Y e l I o 1 r . . . . .81 '25
J
aaa ~n~
John S u came down from the
Rosebud, Winner, 8. D. Su@nday.Ile
and Mrs. Su will occupy Mrs. Min-
nie Hillefs house, on Colfax street..
during the winter.
Since qml sclfemé- left. with co.
"F":oi"~¢hnng. N. M. it is reported
that he and Miss Eleanor Hopioy, of
Cal. Junction, Iowa wcro married at
Platumouth, on the 8131 of last month.
There is a rumor that Clifford. eld
est son ol' Hr.and Mrs.E. B.
Redfield. and Miss Lois Dnyhuff, of
a ¢ |nhl a.few dsys since.Those Cai.
Junction giris appear lo have winning
ways.Tom Hilrlflcofrk uma over from his
farm. adj-:ming Kennard. lust. Sunr
dny and dropped into The Enterprise
lin. W . H. Und
ter, Hon:ietla. left
for Denver,to vi
brother,Clinton.
angnge in tho ate
l~l State~ Bank, Bl~ir. Tjfabr.. on TimeC e r i i h c l t e l o f De po s it s !o r S i : , N i n o
u r Tw e l ve m o n t h l .3 L !
Lu c i l e K em p l a f t Th u r a é n g fo r C b -
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another year.Tom siys. given tum
more weeks of suc h weather u we
are having his corn wil! be matured.
safe from (root.
"Jim" Mosh hu been on the nick
list., with an niTect.ion of the heart.
for len dayl. ondefed by his physician
to knock nfl work for awhile. but he
slipped down w his place Tllelday
for a short time and looked things
over to n e ho w ' ur n going.Ili:brother, George. is iooking utter tho
business.
You om get I-our per c ont intent
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the w in te r se as on l n L y c u m B u r e a u
wo rk , i n t he so u th an d e nt , t he i r o pe n
i m d a t e b e i n g Sep t. 15 , at Lo ui s vi l le .
K e n t u c k y .
F r o m N e w Y o r k I h a ve r e t c i ve d e
eh l p m o n t of n e w m c ki r e a r , o f t h e ve r y
lat es t s ty les e re in clu de d.Al so n n ic e
Un e o f w h i t e i n d c o l o r e d B l o u s e s a n d
W e l s h .Th e y mu s t be s e e n t o be a p -
pr ec i at xd .
Mn . T. C . H i l t o n , Th e M i l l i n e r
N a m e e t i n g o f th e ci ty coun cil l u
Ȣ
Th a t. ai d u s in g y o u m a y h u e m a y
be n ud e i nt o a g o od s er vic ea b le t i re a t
1 li t t l e cnet.B r i n g i t i n a n d l o t u s
lo o k i t o ve r , w e c a n u ve y o u mo n oy .
W e r e p a i r t u b a t h e r i g h t w a y .
F r e e A i r !Y e a nb ao l ul el y fr e e , t o
al i a u t o o w n e n .\
1 9 l l M o o r e Ti n C o .
Tw o do or s- no rt h o f po st a li ce .
Grimm ls up in the on .I .n ~erry
c m n t y . F a r n b e r g w a s fi sh in g u p t h e
ri ver . Ln l z i s u p o n th e R b l eb u d b u ll d -
ln g 1 b a m o n h i s G r e g o r ! c o u n t y fa r m
a n d N e w e l l i l d o w n l t t h o a n t e h i r
An ul j ou m e d m ee t in g wi l l b e h n ld ne x t
W edn esda y. the 12t h in lt_
. . . . . . _ - - - - -- -
|-runnll vanooooooooouu
n u m
lor us to llll.We have a vaf'led stock of high
gradclumber lor every purpose.O w n In and
talk over your needs with us.lt mum s atis fa c -
Mr0|mrri¢> I nmhvr x Fnal fn
Alfalfa, Clover, Timothy, Sweet
F fill I s WrllaC l o v e r a n d Rye .,.€5f.,..,,'£'¢';,1'.;... ....,,\.'L
A Y E B R O S . ,B L A I R ,N E B R .
wKeep Your Poultry lleoltlny .1!,2'3'f.fT.'_'l;'..£l..'°'
huilmliurs with Cubola. only I0 cont: a glllon
School Upening
Blauir
Hair Ribbons for Girls
100 »=»»-»- ul ~» »»z9<= | l5c M51See our big line ol Dinner Fails Lunch Boxes,
Tabiew, Pendle, Skates. abc., ew
See Our Girls Dresses 594: and up
1 1 . A ! \ f n H n 1 U L 4 n .. .
sEcoN1>
Al
/ASHINGTON COUNTY
Be Held at Blair on
Y, SEPTEMBER
xeers' and Oli Settlers' Association of Wash-
lebraska" was organized and a very success-.mion was held in Blair on Sept. 28. All those
at year and many more will want LO be prgs-A large tent will be secured and it will be
remembered.
3
m ls extended, not only to the pioneers and old set-
»s hut to all who wish to meet wllh them on that day.
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'land throughout the county.Ho hull
he is an em plo ye In
Bee at Om a h a .r e -
al n g, bu t h e r m ot h
tt le l on g er vis it .
r n g a ve e ve r y i r -
: o p en h o mo S et u r -
t h e du t ie s a n t
W o m e z fe Re g is -
~edo i t c l e a r t h a t
t e r o n Sept . 12 , if
ome du tie s and ta lk
fl m i l y .The l adi es
aldon w ere muc h lo.-
n l h fr o m e n in t el -
ux p c u w u t u a ie u l u a an no U wvu ln u "cr ee ks lo ng e r bu t h u : r u e u m m m e d
to De nver o n e bu si ne ss d n l a n d dc -
fm m D e n ve r .
R e a d t h e fo l l o w i n g p r i c e l i s t , t h e n
m a k e y o u r d o l l e r l o f a r t h e r b y t r a d
n x w i t h u n .A l 2 'S u m : n . e r l u i s t r i m -
me d w h i t e e n d c d o r e d 5 1 . 0 0 t o $ 2 . 5 0
A l l s u m m e r h a t s c h i l d r e n 'l w h i t e a n d
col ore d 50 on -nt l 1.0 $ 1.5 0.A l l s u m -
m e r u n t r i m m e d c h i 1 d r e n 'e l u t e w h i t e
en d c o lo r ed a t h al f p r ic e .Al l a n Be l o
N o t r o u b l e t o a l l o w go od s.
Mn . T. C . H i l t o n, t h e M i l l i n e r
cid ed : p r e s u m e t h e h o m l w a r d £rl
ed as u "home coming" event for the former resl
l nandnoint..
lpmcnt of hah W
This am the new
»e and colored feku,
Iso a hrge variety
and black.All
show them.
Hrs. 'r. C. Hilton
The Hilljnef
sm lllller nlumed
Beginning February lst.2916
4 per cent, interest will bo paid nn
cmLiliolws of depouii. issued fur
six months, nine months and one
venr.- The Bn nkipg iluuso of A.
Cl.steL£er.
For Sale __
1917 Hupmobilo.Run moo miles
Like nur.Price u equipped IISGO.
Sllllor 11000.
®'SIEik-beglnnlng at I0 u. rn. and lasting as long as you wish to stay..
~Be sure to bring a basket dinner and cups.Hot coffee will be furnish-
¢..ed to all.Come and have a good time Thursday. Sept. 13111.
allala Let us have a full attendance and meet our neighbors and Friends ln
gg a social way and renew old acquaintances.
Music sv me sE15f&r€bQ"Mliknssss nv my our rmmszxs.
PICNIC DINNER
I~ E .M c C r a c k e n ,P r e s i d e n t .F .H .C l a n d g e ,- § e c r e t a 1 j y .
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coRREsPoNnENcE
Thuraday had the mllfortuna to lou
his new car which ho hu hid only
about twu lreoka.Ha laft It stand on
the throat a (ow minutes while bl want
into | alOn and when ha raturoad tblcu ana gona.x
Will Cra_mar, ol' Benaon. was calling
ol friends and ralatlves hen Ionday.
Hr and Hn .llln ry mms dt and
Wm. Janson lof t. for South Dakota
by auto. Mo|1daf Morning.
Leonard Nickels, wife and family, of
Henman, spent lut wack at the home
of W m. Jlnvn.
Htary Ott and alltaf, Ulihn, look In
auto trip to Emerson Saturday. return
ing Tucnday acoompanitd by their
brotheg. Herman. who la now employod
st the lionninglon Stats bank.
Tim Ohrt rotehred ordara to report
xt Omaha Wadnndsy, Sept. 5.
x a n m m o
s¢p1,¢¢b¢r as, 1911.
Yin had :good rain int night and
body is happy.
ln. Haier wont. to Blrir on Tlzrldny
In :wr aural days.She is quita
IJ.
On Sunday srhila John llhoadua was
1¢\h'°"¢*= our tovm they hui the.Koruna an suiko Fulton llcCw:ken
nu uaclr ur. . Ha ani) lieu! 45 min
us. Th! county attorney. lr. liencke
~ Sheri!! ilchnnn,and Dr. 1.ur||¢»
ut In nhl# ard ampnmllc d n jurytellers: L. E. and Marlon Wnrd, E.
Halma, Nick Cook. Rohm Denton,
~ John Rosenbaum.Set the dale ol
Supl.. 5,| t}0\.m.Fheuid
U, hand that Yuiton llcilrlcken cams
hh dulb from lnjuriet sustained bs
struck on Slpt, 2nd, l9Z|» with lautomotdhnamedbyJohn
honda and drhfm br his wife ln.
~en.'Injury ands um rho umaanpun!! accidental and plan no
llmu on :uber John ilboldcn or his
In :ur and uccidsnt.
ln. Hc Crl¢lln was lo shocked bs
:sealant that hir llla In despair!!
r hm or darn days but ia some mv.
rll um wr iting nnd we hope the
Ill won rscovir.
'Ibn coopualivo stare budding ls/up
s me rw! cm.
TM c ooperative graln md lumber
~myany an building A new brick en
lm bwn Im their new 10horn gs:
ms.
'fan Avvkbr building in nnring oem
hnon and will won tn under cuvur
'1¢i¢m¢z»mg in this neck ol the
in anrly done with a good ar|:=r0.Thul. Gunn threnbod mn. | the
a 50% of can that avenged 96 bu.
IM acrebut the avlrqi ol mu' 1:1tizrnrtllairorialutuintlbun.Corn
looting Ana :nd is running a nes
su Jack Frost. tbl com bting about
o #a ka behind I n t y u r .
Clark O'Hanlou and Frank Doienl
~dsud al alwrnlyl at the inquest- Wadnlday.-
Fulton lcfincken wal hurried on
y from Lhakumsnd I L E..
rch,Rev.la r d !ofllciulng.ll.
ra a nd ds; for Grandma licilrnckan.
ua pnpuing n tpoc lal dirmsr
?ull.nn 'bln wand ol the xccident
.Ya aalbs txundt his aympa
y in the lamily ln this hour of their
nln ma n t._
e Mo 2 oxoeoeowioeooooo 9004*
Joan l.0TllROP
ATTORNE Y A T L A W
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Omer un Walluerlvenue. PintHoir Smith of Cnr Hell.
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ARLIN c m N.
Miss Clara Johnson lef t Sundey for
Gretna where she in to teach the com-
ing yur.
hliu lineal Fan returned to Orna-
he llondsy to attend [login College
:gain af ter | uclllon. 7
Hr.and Mrs. T.J.lh nh alle nd
daughter, Beulah,moved to Fremont
Manley.iir. Munhlil hu belnoee-
tion foramen here for mme timer He
will have chafka of the rlbuildin| of
the yards at Fremont.
Min Mary Marshall Ielt 'Dunday £91Lincoln where an um attend school. `
Mn A. E. lluhford end Hn.h e d
i'luil1er entertained the Young Ladies'
Knnslngton Wednesday evening.They
expect to tlke up mme Red Omit
work now.Thin!!the d nt ma ting
slum spnng.
Rev. J.D.Hgmme l In plie d £0
Renaud Tuelday m prelch the Iuneral
ittmon of I". McCrlcken.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. llanhnll hue n
CH URCH NOTES
Mn. T. C. Iiilton, the milliner, ra-
mmed Sunday morning from Chicagowhen she had spent neveral days in
studying the newest designs in mit-
linery and carefully selecting her line
of full millimry.Mn. Hiltmfs Swin-
menl. :long theie Eine: is the court of
last append and :he hu laid in the
nnbbieat line of fall goods that hu
mo rnng.9
ln the evening B. Y. P. U. at 1, preach
r=z at E.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Choir practice at lhe ehurrh Satur-
-lay evenings.
The subject for Sunday morning as
"0=¥rmoma,"and for earening"The
Efflelency Tal."The topic for the
Young People ia "A Lesson About Ex
cuses."Ex. {:l.17.
The service Sunday morning iaol
rilalinzereatto every Christian.The
pastor personally requests :hat evury
member be present.
Tueaday morning,Sept. -l, represen-
uslves and pastors from moat ol lhe
rhurchea of our Association mel. in
vuuneil ab our church and after exami
nation of the candidate, Brother Gus
lav Melaaner, recommended his ordina
rion, 1|.hlch took plaos in the alter
noon.Rev. J. G. Balale, of Fremont.
arasthemoderator and Hi ll Fn ntei
Smith, of Blair, secretary.
The program aa canled out Iolloslsz
Invocation, Rev. M.G.Bentley ol
ljreolraler, Oregon.g
Hymn, Audience.
Scripture, Re' B. al. Osinzs, River-side.
Prayor,Rev.George Smith,lIer~
man.
Duet. Misa Gladys Moore and Rev.
P. A. Slucton..Ordinatlon sermon,Dr.De Larme.
Omaha..Charge zo the candidate, Rer. 3, B.
Tait. Omaha."
Onlinalion Prayer, Rev. C. H. Fore
man. Blair.
Hymn, Audience.
Benedletion, Rev. Gustav A. Heise-
ner, Blair.
The public ia cordially lnvited to all
our services.
C. M. Foreman, Pastor.
P y url: n
Wa Ullh to remind all that than ue
regular lenien at the Presbyterianchurch.Sabbath School at 10 a. na..Mrs.iisdgcmgr. Superintendent.
Baptist Church Nolan
Regulsr services Sunday morning
Fl r st C h r i sti a n C h u r c hBi b l e Sch ool n l 10 |rn . s . . , L . =
lo b nl , Su p e ri n te n d en t .
D i vi n e w o n h l p a t l l 1 . m .
Even i ng ur o nl u p a t B p . m .
P a y e r m e e t i n g W e d n e s d a y e ve n i n g
ml 2.
Al l l r u we l c o m e .
Jo h n B. W i ll i a m s . h l i ni s t m .
Tha M. 8. Church
Sunday Srhool at 10 a. ln., Dr. Iludsuperintendenta
Epwonh League at 7, p. m.,Cvs
States, pruident.
Morning worship at lk dclock
eening at 8.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
W. ll. Underwood.'~Pastor
Telephone Traffzc
.in Pam and lar
Purchase ot army supplies the mobitlmtlon of *NGN
and :hc llnnllc war preparations have necessitated an
unusually large number of loco: and Ion; distance telo-phoao edu.
We are handling 30 per cent more long dmanca rails
than an md before the war begun, and h e n :demand:
have been :nude upon uc by the government Inr 1elvl»hoU°
equipment. and for trained men for we army dgnal comm
~ H In this time of lhn nnt1ons greatest
~need you cnn "dn your blt" by swag
oniy for eqnlpmvllt you mum: burn and
by mlklng only auch local md lon; au-
tnnee calls as are absolutely uecalary.
Dnlrcounur
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NEBRASKA TELEPHONE oo.
N E E D T o T E A C H I T I N O U R
S C H O O L S
1Y c r k D e m o c r n l ]
Il t he p r es e n t ge n e r at i o n h a d be e n
gi ve n ie s: o f La ti n a nd G re ek a nd m or e
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eivil government while attending our
public sehools and universities;il' it
had been given more instruction in the
dutiee ot citizenship and leu allegedtnlormltion as to hcl me make l living
without 'stork-in abort. ir our educa-
uuml system had been fitting our boys
end girl.: for real citizenship lnlteld oi
untlttirng them for the work-|dey prob-
legnl of every day 1110,the country
might not today be confronted with
some of lu most nppaling probléma.
It il not uaumlng tu-u much to n y
um out at every ten young men mu
women who graduated from Nebraska
nigh letmoh tut sw. eight are as ig-
H. OL~RMANN
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Our Service Is Your Insurance Try It!~
That'sihe Only test.Use the phone-come ~
ir;-for vulczinizing, tire repair,readjustments, ~
quick service,new parts-advice-anything,~
When yea are fied up, stalled,losing money-~
let us help.Weil take ol! our coats and go to your ieb ~
because service is our business builder.~
Re me mbe r- -» we ha v e t he experie nc e,
the deaire to serve.Use it and then ~
you will corpe again.~
The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewdlry Store in the City.
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Ibe en s h ow n i n th i s ci t y in ma ny a de y
M u c h o f h e r g o o d s a r e d r e a d ! h e .
un c ! m o re ar e ar r i vi n g d a il y .H e r p e
t m n s w i l l b e b e t t e r " l i s h e d t h i s y
t h a n e ve r b e fo r e w h e n t h e y s e e w h a
d u e h u i n s t o r e I o r t h e m .
F o r w a g o n s . 'm n b o x e s a n d l u g
to o ls ,sea l h e F a r m e r s 'C o o p e n t l r
U n i o n .2 7 I
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Chnrhy Clm°K°l\. ol Hanna, hu I THE ENTERPRISE A|.L|éf|l|'|1-:tuned mm Chican when ha took
;eoun¢£nuu¢1lonc|.r|'ng|¢||cb0dw h e n mo y n a a l n b e u m u u a h e r
yrolnllom an taught, and u now
open for eafngummu.Hs mme
down from uw und: y esterday vim
l load of ned what w have It cluncd
ihmugh Ay e Brothc n' mum: gnin
separator. whlh ukes everything in
thu I l l u h o l wu d Med:Ind nll
nw: - um o ut a n, u mm; n othi ng
uuv. nu vlummr. havent In-rrleu or
Lho gain.
The uven month! dd twin hnlny
boy of Mr. and Mu. Lnlaysua Ducro'a m me Thu nd ny m.m m u e
;\\
ons vu well und huny lt bedxkmeWodnndny night but vu uksn vio-
xenuy HI about clown o'clock.Aphym-in vu " l m .mx xn me
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GENE RAL A N D L OC A L NEW S A N D coMm a:NT
No.asBLAIR. W ASHINGTON COUNTY. NEBRASKA. SEPTEMBER 14,1917VOL. XX ImbSunday I - . . . _ .. . .- . .. . .- .
ADDTHONAL LOCALS
Bd. Roueh hae bought the Lybarger
barber shop.
*ln Woroena'Reglatratlon Day u s
women regiatered at Fort Calhoun.
"Ill" Clerk and "J i m"Stapleton,
of Craig, and Shed!! Ran Snenlleld and
John Uheret, of Tekemah, were other
former Washington county and Blair
pepolo :net on the ground;
Hill Emma leeenrvy, of Fremont. a
fo l Blair teacher whoee mother
and deter etlll reeido here was another
former Blalrite who declared ehe lraa
having the beet time of her life, rneot
ing oirltime friende.
Jake Broea e-old a 1:0 acre Hurt
county Iarm to "Boc k"Ryan the
other day.The place is located about
eeren mile! northwest of Takemah and
looked eo good at the price asked that"Burk" grabbed it p. d. q.
Perry Blackwood, e pioneer reaident
of Fort Clihoun and a civil wer eel.er~
an.died at the Soldlar'e Home atLeaednworthlaatWedneeday,the
!2th init. and the body erae brought to
hte old home for burial where funeral
eervlee will he bold today.
Earl Staneald and wifi,and llre.
Julia Zimmerman (used to be Julie
Reed) and aon,and Will Newell, all
except young Hester Zimmerman, now
pretty near e elx footer,natlree of
Blair, vrene at yeeterdefe reunion, and
gladto be there where they met eo
many frlenda of their youthful deye
Report came to Blair the fl:ht of the
rreek that Ure. Roy Baxter had died
at the home on the farm northleel. of
Bldr on Monday a. nt. alter a prolong-
ed llloeee with tuberooloela.Har h u-»~and e. fue year old daughter
nt the lore and election and ten=-$3="l»- of wife and mother.Funeral
eerriee Ill held at Roee Hill Thuraday
at 2 p. rn.
Charley Selleck made hia annual pll-
griorage to attend the reunion yeater-
dly to med. hll pioneer and oldtlme
Weehington county Irlemdl,or whom
rhewrlterleproud to be reckonedae
one.He and llni Bullock and .their
daughter, llre. Ollie Berg,leave to
morrow for an extended eeetern tour,
taking in Weehington,D.G.,New
York City andemlogup in a visit to
Hr. Se old home, the piano of ble na
tivity, in Connecticut. on the Atlantic
cout,where they will rometln for a
time.
Enroute to Omaha laet Sunday p. rn.
with the llc ileen funeral cortege,
Frank Izlroee had an auto ttpeet iron:
s m i i s l e l r r f E ? f ` s n '
I
neun on Ponnan human.
AWARDED MANY PRIZESAT STATE FAIR
By courtly ol Rapraacntatlra A
bar! H. Hitler, Tha Entarprira ta In
Iithpubliahlng a Hat of U10 an~
numaroua prizes auardad llaaara. :
w. Stararl. A Bon an tha ~
Stall rm- hold hat. look, On
Pollad Durham :attic aahibltod at t
groataat (air crar hold ln tha atatlt.ouonah¢ldtn tliaantlrot
r. llltaria agraduata of tha StaAgricnlturad Uoltaga ot Nohtalkl
compliant to paaa upon tha madtl
Iira atoek lxhibitl which bo ably
ln the following commlnt on tha a
to Stewart a son. Il folloil:
S. W. Stawart £ Son, who aahlblt
tnalr ll!!! hard of Polkd Durham:
tha Nabraaka Bum Fair la at
van particularly fortunata in canyi
odprlna.lna.\lt.bly{a£bcradtIribbons.Thdr bil hard bull. HI!
Lavandar,won Mit in hlaelalaof
nan and our, araa Senior Cham
o l Ut!older all-It and mu : G
Champion of all tha bull da-llll.
arlnningtbalutprixaha hadto
pata against abul!thatwon Gna
Cfnampionlttlp at tho Iowa mu I
this yaar.Jul than oattla ara o f S ma r t
8oo'a wa nilhl and rar me.titaycanbacioubl prondof their
oompiiahmantl.ary i n paopla
Washington Nant.) nah!! that
lntt1al.rmtd|tt.haraiaonaof thaherds otPol.lad Durham! so ba tau
in the ont3r¢Unlted Statll.Thi hard bfill. Boyd Lavandar, il
nmarltabia apaclpan of his kind ani!
ananlmal shatiumzy guat. Not
did bl will nm and ¢hlm|>5°\=l-hlvl
himaalt but ons of bk anna won Grit
tbl bull an dal!at hh 612|
tm ownad and an tad by H
WUIDD. won £1at In hdfar wi el
An Hold butt ia ooo that tranami
tba IW! ,quaiitag pf htmaolt QI
progeny, and tbl! bolt ooai that rn
tlllking manner.rThe following ii a tht of FHM! I~
Iaf. an bull 3 yaara and orar.
Senior Champion in urtior bull a
Grand Champion in all bull cllaaaa.
lat on Junior btill ea".
2nd on Senior bull Cl".
3nd on Junior yearling bull.
2nd on Senior hcifar edt.
3nd on 3 your ok! cow.
Ztrd on Junior halfar calf.
ith on baifar 2 gears and undo: 3.
ith on Senior hcilar calf.
un on Junior haifar call.
bib on Senior swdlna haifar rdf.
lat on prudura ol cow.
lat on cal! bard.
2nd an and herd.
3nd on nun: bud.
3rd on rail hard.
3rd on gat of alto.
Summary of prima.
1 Grand Champion.
1 Senior Champion.
6 Firsts.
3 Seconds.
a Thirda.
a Fourthl.
1 Filth.
Injury,except to hu pocket hook.While on e high grade this side of
Fiennes he leaned :wer to the of! side
o! his cur to Iook at h ll front tire.
lhich he thought hui a puncture. hold»
ing the ateedng wheei with his ieft
hand Thmking he sua a little 100
oloeo lo the edge be gave the wheel a
tuiet, the wrong wny. and the car :hot
down over the bank, zu feet or more
turning over.The winshieid and top
saved him fmmi injury but Ihe ear was
bulky :muted up.He book Sl. to Om
nhl and traded it for e new one.
Accompanied by his eldat aonsliort
Grover drove his new Ford cu down to
Omaha lut 'Dundas end parked it et
Seventeenth md Dodge eueen while
he attended to some bulinell.When
he returned ahortly efterunrda the
c arwugone.ilereperted it to thepo}ice station and e motorcycle omeer
started in eeerch of it and later found
it abandoned in e patch of corn on a
uunt lot neu Ftorenee.The ollieer
had :hunch that the thiel would re
turn for it before morning and set awitch on it.Be un relrended for bil
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George A. Boll Writes Fm
fm Snelling
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TELL5 EXPERIENCE AND oa-
senvnzons iN ARNY
TRAI NING C AMP
The editor in in receipt of e penonnl
letter from lr. George A. Doll, who to
in the second umcen taining camp at
Fort Snelling, and takes the liberty of
publishing herewith no much of lt l l
will be ot interest tu bla may Wuh-
ington county Irlaude and public lu
general, nl lollolrlz
To L . F . mlm. En.
Blair, Nebr:
Us Deer ilr. Hilton:-Tbey an armking ue like sixty and
l'm putwg in from 5:30 until n p.
m. every day.Competition ll vor!
keen, ma being handicapped by hi er
perience and e severe cue of hey leur,
I'll be thankful if I een land l. 2nd [kgs
tenmva eommluien. They admit pull:
ingunberder thmntbeydldthe min in
the int camp.In het they hed an
wading at drills the third day that the
hut eemp men dia not get to until the
tepth dey.l'd like the lurk were It
not for my hay fever, but lt certainly
ishellnottobe|.llo1rHtou| eel:;nd»
kerchief without permluaion of the
m m u y q olheer.
Gertmdl E. Chamber:
Cora H. Beard
Wil!Olhrmann
John H Hehrtnl
J.Ly onnRico Arnold
Boland G. Allen
Nels Jackson
Emtlll Amdd
Lydia Lippincott
John Hovendick
Sam w. Stewart
Mrs. J. II. JensenL. I... Justice
H. H. Jacob:
Hn. win FaberRandal! Sunheld
h1ra.Ehm1na Chwum
L . w . u m
Henrietu Linden
Arthur H. Luth
Nellie Cheely
Henry C. Jensen
Herman liiindt
Hrs. Amelia Klindt
E|Lh¢rll|:iaJeuaon
Mn. Roos Sehwk
w. H. Rosenbaum
J. B. Adlml
Mrs. J. B. Adams
John Golurd
lilrry Blaco
Minnie Van HunW. B. Mlzill
I l u p r c t Lippincott
Mn. Ove 'r. Andenon
Ove T. Anderson
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lmportat Notice to Regis-
m m
WC' nl Dlltriel Board I'or Dlvillon
No. 1. District ul' the Suu af Ne|>I'll-
in, Court House, Omaha, Nehnska.
Thla lm from the dale of ill poul-
i n lu l lh e n llc e o f th e ln ta li ld lr d .
consliluln notice to um. .when
nomro are listed kereon.that they
|ll.¥| been ukfied for milltuy urvke,
and rhnrgu them with an obllntloa
io wllfll 211|bullclin bond ul the
Local Bound and to hold dsemaelu|
in rr ui i nn l so report for nlllu ry
a my » ¢ m. o u s ¢ ¢ » r m ¢ 1 . wn B w- 4
ntldatstobuspec llled ln: Interna-
UGQ to be punk at that olc e.
Svpt. 12. mr
The following lint of men, called
for military marries by the LocalBoard for Washington County, Nob-
naka have been duly paued upon by
tho proper Inca! and District Board
:ml are hereby cortidod n :alerted
for millury servic and not oxemptsd
or clinclurged:.
Rlx, Aifrvd Earnnt
Gnunkz. Frederik A.0 .Nyegaard,ii. H.
Leuninghoener, Arthur A.
Peters, Carl il.
Pfrllhr. Clluter E dtui
lladlm, Albert
Barton, Arthur I..
l'eler|»ea, E. C.
Kruger, E. F.
Nriluu, Andrew
Rlllualn, Jolla
Chrhtenun, JohnHilbert. Fred
Stanley, W. Il.
Schroeder, Cor!/"'
Stork. F. w.
Rurup, ll. C.
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Proclmour, Albert J.
Waterman. August
Seamus. w. H.
ilincline, Rupert
Wnlslgren, Hound
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Mohler, C. W.Nllllll. _|_ Ci -A
Modus. ll. 0.Ln. .. . uh m it
Pnuhen, Ham C.Sylvia, J ana E.
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cWolf, Harry 5
Olfnrn, Anthea
Dunn. w. J.
lr\rhmeyrr. Waller
Kerr,ll. L.
Barry. .L L.
linjicrk. Le\\fi1
Uly L. V.,'
Timpe, l`. E.
llvnlnon, F. E.
Sfhmidl, W. ll.
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brooI|.'| hthar in this city, one dlughtar, Heian, nova young lady,being
M A N A G E R G U S S A R D R E S I G N S
D I R E C TO R R O S B H B A L M ° ° Q u | r s '
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than the man of the nm camp.llool.
of than uem to h u e had pnnflonl
military training.We hue an enmi-
natlon this lock no :hall not make this
lengthy.Kindly lend me The Enterprise at tbl
lddrell dun below.KI M regards to yourself and ilu.
Hilton.
Gaoncs A. Dou.,Fifth Co., R 0. T. C.. Ft. Snelling,
St. Paul, lllnn.
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a n d H n .D o n n y C h r h u u u e n ,w a s
t a k e n d a k 'I m s d a y w i t h s y m p t q m s
o f t h i s d r u d d e a e u e a n d o n W a d m l -
da y m or n in g t h a a tt en d in g n l =¥ = i¢ i »1 =
a d vi n d t a k i n g t h e l i t t l e f e l l o fw t o 0
u m l n t o p r o c u r e a . d i n z u o c i l Q !t h a
.a .
mwwma MCMANIUAL cu»\mP|`6F4
wsuasruasz OF4131 naar.
ln a communication from Camp
Cody. Damlnl. N.ll., when th e ith
I~Inhr.'Ii'ancampod. the apoeial corres-
pondent of the Omaha Boo hella, in a
let£ar publiabod in laat Sundays Bee.
hour "Brolnia liao" iloppati a memberof Co. C., from Waoping Water,in a
wrestling match."{lroumio" is a aa
Livo illair boy.Hero ia the awry:Camp Cody.Deming,N.M.-Sept.
9."Brownie" Hcllanigai. Co. P, rap-
roaonling Waithill, Nab.. Lhreatlned to
throw "C}'cione" Hansen, of Company
C of Weeping Watar, twice in twenty
mlnutn.Aa soon aa tha threat :aa
heard all aorta ol mcnay began appear-
ing back of tha "Cyclona."Co. ? ne-
Iuaod zo take water, and tho matnh
nu arranged.
An old larpaulin vraa spread on the
ground aa the two antagonism strip-
ped to the waist, and in the naxt half
hour the lpoctators wltnellod aa pn!-
Lf a wrestling match aa ooa could ax»
bcnfl of Lhelove and :Heaton of a
devolld hunbmd md futher.Une
brother, Wllliun, lives here and en
otber bmlher,George,l t Ponhrud.
Oregon.
Deceased vu reared at Quincy. Ili.,
end during his Int illness expressed I
desire to be Bidet! there by the lide
ol his parent.: end leo listen who pn-
coded him to the Great Beyond.The
nmains were taken to Omaha Sundayevenmg by mln beenee, accompnnicd
by a portage of Blnir friends in autos
ma accomplnied by the bereaved wife
and daughter and bmtherdnlvl, Fred
Ellerbroolr,at Norfolk,take Lo
Quincy.
Dsceued nu a nninl, companion
Lon of the Blair Tekphone Co. hs!d at
thc oompanfs otlca in this city ll lt
Tswldny the ruignation of Slinky
Gua rd , u mman r,to be elfectin
Oct.. 2nd next, vu accepted.
Buck Rounbaim, one ot the direc
£0n, untitled the other memban at theboardthath t had "quit," which in
equlnient to 5 resignation.Tha patruns ot the 'phone company han been
registering complaints of lack ol' ntl!
lsctory nrviea for mouths and months,
1unsung inw years and the aimetora
han been investigating the reason! for
it for sometime.hndly determining
that the hult lu in the mlnqament
md gnu the mmager the option oI
DEATH OF JOHN A. MgKEEN
Fohuuring nn lllnell coverings pezled
0.1 eight months John A. McKean died
nt his home in this city l u t Friday
naming, tbl 7th inet., at 1110120 of as
yearn.Deceased hed been a ti llkn own
resident of Blair :inn lsaa when he
came hen from Bismarck,North Da
tot; with Civil Engineer llorrimn, who
built the bridge len-on the lliuoari
river at that point and uma hem to bc-
gin the construction of the railroad
bridge acrull the Iluouri river.lie
ilu employed as general foreman of
the protectiun 'od on the rirefebanka
and when the bridge was completed
nu selected by llr .Morrison,with
whom he was a great favorite,lu
euperintend ihe bridge, keep it in re
pair and sn that it sru proleebed by
ripnp work &c., and he heid this poli
tion Kar a number of yuan.
.
eicluu of that c ity.lla r u L ll e n
there,by eubo Ind upon examina-
tion by one of th ableez pnctitioners
of that city the deeedf'.T
ed. sdthaut question, e me of dread-
ed Infentile Pnrelyais, of which there
nrereportedoobeanumberof c ues
in Omaha et the present time.
On their return the home v u
promptly quarantined end dl pro-:eu-
tions taken aninat the spread of the
dineue.The boerd of education mn
yeeterdny morning lm!ordered the
schools closed the rest of ille week to
uni: further developments.
Since bringing the iittie Ong home
there hu bgcn no appreciable chenge
in hi| condition.Mrs. Chrisl.en.een's mother, out on
th, fem, hu been nic k eil summer
end one taken to Omaha yesterday
for exlminition by onqof the leading
phylicinns of that city but found him
so engaged that h, could not give the
use the attention which it demendod
end it vu dec ided to go beck undo
today.
Second Annual Reunion
WASHINGTON COUNTY PIO-
NEER5 AND OLD SET-TLERS
|Natur, smiled yectaniny md pro#
wided ided weather for the second
e n u m re-union of the Wuhingwn
County Pioneer:m u Old Settlers
Auociation and th e r e vu l Iergu
number in attendance, ldl seemlngiy
enjoying the event. no the limit.
It is lmpouible et thi! hte hom
to review lhe incident! Nut contrib-
uted Ln the pieuura er! success of
the oocuioa.The sentiment of than
in attendance, ¢xpre.:ed end noted.
demnnslnted the wildom ai the or-
morning dn baby was apparently so
much better dun. the father went to
his work.A short Uma later he had
another attack :nd died about eleven
o'clock.Rev.Underwood conducted
1 funlrni lervirc at the home on Fri-
Jny and the body wn uken to Lyons.
dm lormcr homn uf ihe parents, for
burial.
Frank Blxter, formerly a rnident
of Blair some 30 years ago, when he
was jult out of knckarbockan, was I
Blair vinitor this wack with his fun-
ily, wife and two children. at the home
of Jud Tnyior.Ile was here batsmen
1
iaa
1 gmiullon.No other gathering ever
held in Bur hu svidenoed u muc h
or m e r» un ¢-na fellowship
mwnliz V-bi ruldenu of all pam of
tha county u thu. unmul lllherlnn
of the members of the ulacindm.
3ome weeks ago for en hour o1
u his parents, enroute 1
\. and :lopped lmere for e lunge:
: his return trip to Wuhing
.e, his futher and mother pre
hlm.ll :fonner t we:
n the Enterprise.Ile called
olllce te renew old acquain
enterday a. m. before leavingftemoon for his western home
the recommendation of City
y Clark O'Henlon Mayorre issued an order Thunday
inc the lrapese performancenightly during the week on
the Guuchour-Mayle block.
nts pulled of! were foollnrdy[anlon thouglit the city should
itgelf liable to an expense for
hills, and n possible damage
huld an accident occur, ugalnsl
!or permitting lt.
Rupp, n former resident ol
.ed at Omaha on Int Tuesday
: from a stroke of plrtly ais.
:gmt Dnegurt of this city is
ghber and four other daugh
. ai mn, end his aged wife live
na.He wee 75 yenre of age
been helpless from A stroke
yeh for four years.The £1
vice was held in Omaha on
lay and the body brought hero
rment in the Blur cemetery.
Following are the names ol pioneer:and other: who rlginored nlwrdlr
during th¢ axarcius at the court
house grounds,in addition to thou
mg imr ed lu t y ou :
Nu n ;Cane To Wah. CO.
J. c. Reeh, Sr.1ss4
W. D. Halle:u m
C. c .Been 1314
J S Galrhlrd 1814
Wm. K1-un
C.M.AB¢nMinnie Nay
Hn. Fnnces Hallor
Ann: M. Ray a
H n . C h u C n r t e r
G . A r t h u r
A d e i c A l l e n
A l m a H i n u
9. D. B(n.I.YIC¢
L o u V a u g h n
M n . R o b e r t W h o r l o i r
C h u l i n u d u n
H n . H . 3 . H u n k s
H . S . M o n k s
W m . N e m i m m ~
F . . H . B a l t !
1877
1877
nano
msc
m x
1 *Q
t n u m l l l t l m r t h u : s h u i " "m u n m
:nd had
of pln l
:r al u rWednhn
(or intel
1 u . n . n i lE r i e A n d e r s o n
Mrs . E. za . Be al
Mrs. Balm. B.
A n n K n u d n n
". »0
Sc h oo l s l mr t et f t h is we e k; th a n s n
sa in th e High s chool th is year.
Bl is s P au l in e K ru g er re tu r ne d h o m e
Tu es da y a lt e r vi s it in g l n Hl s so u rl fo r
t h e p u t m o n t h .
'Jo e An tr im h as t sk sn t he p os it io n of
hel pe r st t he d ep ot . ss R ay mo nd K m ;
get ex pe cts to s tte nd s< hool thllolesr.
Hr . s u d M r s. L o u i s D un k l u n h a ve s
nu r b a by wh o c s m u o n Tue s da y .
Th i r t y h o m h e r e l e n t do w n On t h e
tr s ln Th u r sd a y t o at t e n d t h e l a i r s l
Limzoln.
H r .a n d M n .W m .H o n r o s h s d s
n a s b a b y g i r l c o m a t o l i ve w i t h th an :
th is w ee k.
' Mi ss Al le s Q si nc s w en t t o F r e m o n t
thi s we ek to a tt en d the n or ms l.
lr. 0. s. vruncr
Veterinary Surgeon
Kumi. le).
Ail Calls Pmmplly Awsuded
Phones:
Odies 118 Resklenca 82
..H .,. ,.. ,,.
ld four deaths, tha yu-arngesl. was 13
and Ula didnt was as years old.Only
ons birth.
Our schooi starlsd on Sept.. Sd with
Paul. 'hahahah suparlntandent. lllsaea
Un k,Ancisll.Andaraon,-Hunt and
Johnson as taachsrlrs The school
suns will an anmllmant of zu pupilswith mars £o mms Iatar.
Batt Su ltan ralumad :mm LakaAndsshatBards;night.lia ra
|,¢|g a nod unch
Harry Blaeu's house 'Is ready for
tba masons.ma Sian and his bunch
ara soma rusilara than it c omes lo
building houses.
The Odd Fallon bald a special maar-
lng and gan a banquat 19 lbs boys
that ara going to dsfsnd Old Glory.
La mu d Patarsoa sw to Omaha
this morning and tha labels town and
community bids htm Godspeed and
may hs soon :alum aah and sound and
ts will all tum out and gin thi tgya
a hearty vralcoma.
n u n .
W..
Ik~g\nn1ng February ls t 1916,1 per cent interest will be paid on
certificates of deposit issuud f m
fix monzhs, nina moulin an d o m
year.--The Ranking Hausa of A.
C a m u s :
' r m s u o v x a n N m B N 1 'N E E D S
F A R M E R S a s w e l l a s F i g h t e r s .
T w o m i l l i o n , t h r e e h u n d r e d h u n -
d r e d t h o u s a n d a c r c s o l O r e g o n
&C a l i f o r n l n R a i l r o a d C o . G r a n t
L a n d s .Ti t l e r n vo s t e d I n U n i t e d
S t a t e s .T o b e o p e o e d l o r h o m e -
s t e a d s a n d s a l e .C o n t a i n i n g s o m e
u l t h e b e s t l a n d l a l t I n t h e U n i t e d
S t a t e s .L a r g e C o p y r i g h t e d M a p .
s h o w i n g l a n d b y s e c t i o n s a n d d e s -
c r i p t i o n o t s o i l ,c l i m a t e ,r n l n l n l l ,
e l e va t i o n s .t e m p c r n t u r c .e t c .
P o s t p a i d O n e D o l l a r .G r a n t L a n d s
C u .B o x b i l ) , P o r t l a n d 0 r ¢ { o n .
2 3 - 1 3 1
.
P R D B A TIE N O TIC E T o C R E D I T D R S
rTATl'21.lF%lE1tI{a\Si€J\ | sa thu!! UmmQr uu ll lt m rl U ou nn t f in 11118:
ln the mutt;ru! :he uns: e l Katharina lc.
fruelirh. dfeeInd:
Cruuluru ul ntl umlc s L11 ta ke nouoo sm
uh m mu ll e d me t im e m r Im ax em u mm s
m h l e n l l l i w i l l m u u u u I r o n S e m . l . g m
and uhclllmr nun M16 In lhl County Couai of
\\| \h ill ¢l UII C oun ts . H eb ruk n. on o r h tm
March rs. nlir ||.l.l be hund
lmw m u w s- ul nle a :hr Ion ami n: da n on
nhnrh to helrmlhaml Urinal. claims no .5ld.
1l \ \| . a i ry ! u. um n ad i lu . l s . n m lc. ll
\l\ll\ so me Admubtntur ui :shi mane.Llut fd s un mrmu ul Jwn lll sm.mm 1. 1 I. C. suzatn.su n C w l l ¥ J a i n
BBNNINOTDN
ibm Ilan Dioxin and Irene Gnu
ilu sunburn* inaliluta at Dm:-
ialt week._llr. and ln Harman Schmick made
Ming trip zo Aziiagwn Sunday.
'ru amnxqim wma will open an
°\=lllI»Sm-9===bw10. with the Iol-
tuc han:Ilia! Hunan. printi
; Ill Isa Lodge. grammnr:Hi n
olen I-0620,inwrmldinu ard Min~Thootka, primary.
Rr.md l n .Emil Gosuch nd
q h u r , I l l! Th ln ll.Ind lr. and
n.Jnilu| Gottleh took an anno tripPbrtnmealh,Iowa. hit Sunday to
I.nla un o,ntn mlng home the
lnnlrlg.
ls. and lin. August Wins returned
Tildm lu! Frid ny , anim; the~ Bynum..
. .
Ynk:
bdor
an
e n
Hrs. J. W. Lam!
Mrs. W. T. Men
Hrs. Emma. A111
Jenn Conner MsBUTTER FAT AND INCOME
Augusta Mayie Lippincott
R. B. CarterIU. s. Dept. of Agrlculture.}Henry HansenH. G. Clark
Herman Ayn
hs H. J ennn
w. T. EnderT.H. Wright
It ¥a Ure°Il known that prof! lable con
must be comparatively large produccnyet fair P¢°|>l° realize fully the remark-
able rata at which prom: advance aaproductionIncreases,any dai;-ying
specialists of the United Slalea Depart-
ment o! Agriculture.Tha fol{owin|nguras. obtained from the records oi
I.6'iB con in variooa cowtesting aa
lodationl,show how rapidly mlb in
1873
in..(1383
1872
Mercy Jones Suntield
Earl Stantlld
MTL L. P. Hilton
L. F. HiltonW. B. Rosenbaum
1315
1877
1869
1869
1877
[advances over cut of feed Gust Munson
Jef! Van Horn
E. C. Spilmln
Sam llnller
W. H. Newell
n o u u c r z o u A N U r n o r r r
|Avr*|. buttrr fat production
wounds):Avr'g income :bon
feed cont.Mrs. Wm. Ervey
Jnmu I.. Grovar
Mns. Elia Ervey
Edna M. Murny
Carl Lauritnen
Mrs. Wjnnia Gould
Julia Zimmerman
4
TERPRISB
l"
In
0
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m
ls.
n l
$9.lt
I
U Blnnchg Morgan 1 _-
Geo. Kuhr .B u a h u ¢ n ¢ r ' < ; '- -
we
An butter-ht pmduclinn ln c n lu
hom |50 mundo mm pounds. Kncomeour :ell ol feed lduncod (mm ns \o
sw. or u pmdurtion doubled inwme
abou lead :out lmnued three uma
J. H. Compton
Olga Case Allen
B. W. ComptonMf r ; :r e t L u n e
| g § g b u u q - t g t ~ | m ¢ | § ` | l § | { § : ~Ti n m l h y D a l yi n W . C . A l l e n
ru...an u.r-:...[iw pognfsa zo 450 pound.: income ovarian! tray thu. legislatures make hui
Lvii uh "a u n nm n w c u n um ua In Hu b for a u n e I n d t b n g r t l l l n l l t l I l w l -_o r u p r u d u e t b n t a b l e d i n c o m a a b o ve mr t h a c o u n t - y .H n h m i u t l o n o f l e g f |
l. . - A - - -l _ - - - _ _ _ 1 e.»
uu u . \ \" m l nM a r g a r a t L u n i a
Am n i i a S o l !
C1 1 I G h e r k
A v v15 10
18 65
18 69
1as4
s n h m n u n g a u r c l r g n l u o u u r vi m ( m l
c b n r p d n o h s M e d b n re s ig n a ti o n t n
p h e n a c t O c t . 2 .It i l r u p o r t a d t h a t
n u n !app li cat ln ns fo r Lhc p o l l t i vn
ha n b e e n r e e a i w d b u t n o o n e h u b e e n
nh l ; ma n a nd h a d m l n ;ir ie n sfl w h o
li l ! m o u r n b i l un t i m e l y d e a t h .
w o m s w s R u n l s r l t A 1 ' 1 0 r ~ l
m u y m m m : m o r e u n x o n n g w i t h I L
Th e o t h e r l n c a k e d u p o n h i m a n d
fo u n d h i m ta k i n g o f f t h e nu m b e r n a d
l u b l t i t u l l n g a n o t h e r n u m b e r fo r i l .
Ile m in ced h im und er ar res t.I n d 9.00K
I l l .
Th
tn n g
i n t
E; im ol"§;.\|;il Hia :ini nun ~
......1"f.';'2'.:t:.5..§f.;§:f.|....::§'.§°fr7§!| 1'here's No Better 'l"|me Than Cecelia Von
John Vogt.
Ednn Dlvla
Mrs. ll. E. Halservey
Mrs. David Nui
I »||»p¢g-ng 'll-ll ..a..si;|:.m¥ ""a;;.n;.'a;.."'f:."..2.ZTII 1883
waswas
1879
selected.
CITY CGIJNCIL MEETING
a.|¥Ico¢| of the Brat group. whose
werqa pmduetlan in mo pounds.1: 1nbnr»\nd milcalhneom expensg¢
also could be taken into mnliderntiou
tbl result Iould bl mach mon strik-
an ol the president are | mystery 10|
mem. ma Lmly know nalblng about :hwpowers or thu pnvllagu ol a governor.Notont In ten can ten you new l1:g|.uumm am nominated ma elected urnba!Lheigduuui are lltc l they an
Cleaning Tulle
for iighting and heating.We
Ind bein in tha lm\f!|\|ani an
Mr s . Ja c ob S i e r k
A u g u s t B r u t e
Mr s . E li s ab e th Br o ok s
H r s . E l l a 'U s o n
Hr s . G ra c e R a tl u n s n n
J. A . N e w e l l
Mr s . E li z a b e t h F a b e r
Hr s . R . B . B e l l e s
m x R i c h t e r
R. B . Be s l s s
M a r y M . S i e k k o t t e r
Pe t e r S i e r t
c . l l . S vt i h a r t
H r s .P e t e r H o g g ;
Bla nc he L. l tho ad ea
M r s . E d W i l l o n
1877
1888
1874
1862
18 82
18 85
13 82
2875
t a r a
1355
l 8 7 7
£884
1867
£884
1879
A n Ui l vft r t te l i m e e ti n g o f t h u c i t y
cou nc il w as he ld W ed ne sda y even in g.
A c e m e n t w a l k w a s on de re d o n t h e
ea s t a l d a o f G ua m s tr e e t fr o m W a r h -
mg to n s tr ee t s ou th to C o lfax s t re et .
B l l l l i u p a y m e n t fo r t h e n e w c i t y
we ll w e re a l lo we d a n d t h e c u s t o m a r y
ba tc h of b il l ! pr es en te d w e r e a l s o a l -
l o w e d , l n c l u d i q t h e b i l l o f C . 3 . I c -
Co nn e ll Io r a b alance ot $ 2 3 5 fo r r h e c b
i n c u r t h e c i t y ollteers,$200 h a vi n g
be en p re vi ou s ly a ll ow ed .m a k i n g M 3 5
fo r t h e j o b , w h i c h E d F a r r w a s etn»
p l o y e t l t o :l o a t n o t t o e x c e e d $115.
Th ec l ry c l er k w as ln st r uc te d t o s en d
. mn - r eo nn . ln u r. .|.r..l|- 0...st.. ..t
u n e m n a u n a s u sapa ur gun" -.. . "r _.fo l l ow a :N u m b e r r e g i s t e r e d : - B l a i r .
ls t w a rd , 6 5 ;2n d vn r d . l t l t ;3d w a rd .
111;l t h w a r d 110;To t a l in cit y 510.Blair t»ownshlfJ 153.O t h e r tow ns hi ps
ha ve n ot b e e n h e a r d Ir o m a t tht l ti me
of g o i ng t o p re s s . '
R A I L R D A D S R E M O V E r s u u n s 1 0
H E L P C O N D U C T D F W A R
¢- a -. a -Bl n ce th e w a r b e ga n m o re th a n fo u r
mon th s a go , r ai lro ad s ope ra tin g in Ce n-
t r a l ,So u t he r n a n d W e s te r n m i l i t a r y
d e p a r t m e n t a l dlrtsmons h a ve red uc ed__--- _..-. . ».. -:.. .-.. .t.. st n m nnn snll ll I
no t l n i u r e l l i n a n y w a y .
woutn Atom REPORT ERROR
Se c r et a r y o f N a vy Da ni el a H a s P l a nto Tr ip l e C he c k Offlc l sl W a r
Stat emen ts.
wa s hi n gt o n . S ep t .N. - ~'1 o a voi d l s »
nu an ce In t he ful ur o o f su ch er ro ne ou s
t n t e n a l o t r e a t . u r o w m ~ w o n a w u sof d e te r mi n at i on th a t bo d ie d i l l for th e
" C y c l o n e "Ho w e ve r t h e l a t t e r m e r a
lr smi led aa th ey loc ked ar ms.
Hs n s c n s b a c k e rs w e n t i n t o spa sms
of ecs tac y a s t hei r m an bat tle d b le way
or e r t h e t w e nt y mi n u te l im i t .Th e C y
c l o n e "h a d b r o u g h t h o m e t h e ba co n
a n d n o t h i n g wa s t o o g o o d fo r t h d r
ch a mp i on .B r o w n i e w e n t a b o u t hi s
ta s k w i t h r e n e w e d vi g o r a n d w i t h e
re p or t s a s t h at of Tu e sd a y c o nc e rn l n ha l l Ne l s o n t h r e w th e " C y c l o n e "i n
nh e si n k i ng o r G e r ma n su t m m rt n e s n nl no m in ut es . ex ac tl y fi re mi n ut es to o
p l a n t n r o l vl n g t r i p l e c h e c k t n l t o r e m l a t e ¥ o r C 0 - F t o c l a l m t h e pr iz e mo n-
ds l st at e me nt s o f th e n avy de p ar tm en t or w h i c h w a l a b o u t . 5 0
not b¢ ~e11p rosent ed to S-crr rtary U n n
DI £ 12 5 tr nt rn o nu l il lt ls ll l la sl rq n evuu qa b e s u t l l u l w h o l e o l a ans ver se b m a -
a l l an k ln t lhc ia l to rn T. J. H i ld e b ra n d .
Sept. 10.__
ao h s s s al nk l ng s o » ¢
"l'~m ».
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