09-28-1917. . . . -
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No Lumber 0rder_Too Large
Or Too=Sma||
lor us to un.Wehave u vurled slack nl high
gnde lumber for every purpose.Drop in and
ll l koveryour needl wlth us.It menu: utlslac-
tlon and I saving to you.
Mdluarrie Lumber & Coal Co.
K H N N A R I )
Septemb er 19. 1911.
a n h a i n t n l g h t .
I l l k f l n dL. B u ck s h ip pe d2
m enou nO m a h am a i n t
i| \a \a n d B u r W i l l u m s e n a n d
.w a n t c a l m l l l h E l m e r o n
s n t h e m l o l d .W h l i c t h a n
a 1 7 0 0 E b [ n n ( o d : t e a ru l l
n u a p o u n d .
.
c0RREsPoNDENcE
{0'l'lCE To FARMERS
We are buying Hogsandpay-
ingallthemarket.will justify.
W hen you have hogs ready for
market let us try to deal with you.
Farmers Co-operative Union,
Blair, Nebr.P. Christensen, Mgr.
nr. 0. s. Druner
Veterinary Surgeon
uma, ms.
t h a nNebruh, n nntive nf
toncaunty , born It ihe nowdiy at DeSoto in mv.h u
vimillnl his Inlay sidtime
for a ge n!days,reiuming
2. Saturday.
ur cno| l-:tive utnrc building Il
wand.
Mn. will \lc Clnn were in
Wodnnday.
Cmu rally vu held nt theIf
hall hal Thundny esreninz.
Dexter is out from Blair Un»
tho lnthlng on Harry Il||cu's
. li ttln g i tnu lyfor the
nd Pluwine
onion, LutherNelson,1A0n
~IundCarstenWrlrh,who»for military duly und no-
tho LocalExemptionBoard
hr le:vin wont Lo Blair um
to lun on tluir journey la
lm' camp.Ilan; wishes for
fm and uh neturn were rx-
! tigell: dcparturl.
.»..». .-. .~. .». .~. .~
the lhnuider."A Ino num
lmhc nhlp ends new sold,
lddld to the hand.
Noluen mol with a painful
nt about three mils west of
o bear Mmmey Clark 0!l|n
o a o o a s o o o o - a s1 4 0 0 0 1
Larsen &Em/ics
Jacobson'romsclg
Garage
lvllavelllovedl
Our New Building
Zz;OurServicelsYourInsuranceTryIt!
~ That's the Only test.Usethephone-come
49 |j g ;i n - f o rv u l c a n i z i n g ,t i r er e p a i r ,r e a d j u s t m e n t s ,
~q u i c ks e r v i c e ,n e wp a r i s - a d v i c e - - a n y t h i n g .
~ -When you are tied up, stalledf losfng money-
§ 2l e tu : ~ h e l p .W e l lt a k ee l lo u re . . . . t sa n d2 0t oy o u ri c h
* l felsbecause service is our business builder.
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-°'-Re me mb e r - w e h a v e t h e e x p e r i e n c e ,
~the desire to serve.Useitand then
eyo u wi ll c o me a ga i n._
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E.nonhumanonTflelday.
psopioregretth uRev
u Ulllno d to C nlg in ltud
nlumd h an .
llllar shipped a ear of sharp
mah;market onWednesday
In Van Deusenil improving
ioltart losehool in about
eCrse.k¢nI.| nporwd not so
morning.
Paunon writes his cousin.
non,IromcampatFl.
Kla us.thathe u In the
ary Dlplrtmln¢_ feels dna and
J w.
Blilz.
when bl 'nnt one day Int
bid trlands goodbya before
tholrmy.Ha undertook to
nr and went into therowinghimwith suchIorce
vurumdcnd unconscious for
after being taken to Schuy
dlc lllltln llon .Hatha um!
nl rlihz Ind loft with his cow
comrades from hart to report
andl u nfor the training
I lmmllnl-Hi a- hc l' l u
um me In lookedlike to
mn through 3 broom corn
~t he urn gan! and reportzd
uint! broughtlbac k 23d l -w1g the prison unrclulhh-
olhd Durham: at tha South
lute hir hold Iut weekat
Ho In axhlblting them attim
DhtdotIgirat SiouxCllr.
ln wack.
H. ULLERMANN
The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewelry Store in the City.
.u
N o t l c e b y P u b l i c a t i o n o n P e l l t l o n fo r
P r o b s t e a l w a l
S T A T E O P N E B R A S K A , 1-¢W a s hi n g to n C o u nt y .f u '
ln t h ¢ _ C o u n t | C o u r tu lW n h i n g t o n
C o u n t y , N e b r u k a .
In : h a H a l l e ! o f t h e E s t a t eo fM a r i o
W r i c h . Do c a u o d a
Th e vc : i l io d p et i t i on o fC m ; W 1 i c h
h ub e e nGladi nt h eC o u n t y C o u r t
o fu i dCo u n t y ,p a y i n gt h l tL o l -
tbl nick un,
lasik Garda and Frmd Pltlnm ann!
be Winston bsmotorcycle Sunday tn
play bull with Window. n. Pmatpnllll.
They rimmed the uma evening.
Lawrance Schwockcekbratadhis
birthday Fzidny.
Ulu Anna Golllch inf! Sunday morn-
ing for a three weeks' visit with frkndn
around Calhoun.
Fnnces 0'HanlonLeona Winan
Iris Pm:
Lillian Sorensen
scsooz. Norzs
[nw nu 'rnwml
n In wonh m'| time w just uh
1_Mn and Mn .mmEah uau mp ma
ihmily ,atAlbion.vialudr d n ti f n
here lut wac kreturning homo Ilon-
'dly .
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{a.lan|
Lospe ndaZ u rd a y s a tt h e E i l n e r
h o m e l .
Th est ufffo rth eA .1I. S. p ape r,
" 'l '1 1 e B u n n , " h u b e e n d e c t e d n a fd
l m n : E d i t o r i n c h i e f, P a u lVe il ; bu si -
ne u m a na g e r. Ea r l L o ng ; l o ca i ed i to r ,
B u r yL u d w i g ;nq ui bed it or ,H a r o l d
SUGGESTIVE '|`HOUGHTS
sion( bulincu linuDl°P\rlydr:<l¢d m h¢lp1uL
In Newspapers
there n-mummy uhh A dl|»linc\|va dnmerence.Let me
uphin.T. J. Hildebrand,
yith the Omaha Bea
1Amuumzn.
_ } l i u f & I i l d r u dW e b e rM tTt t t l d l y
fo rO m z h nzol l l l n dIl m w n c l lH a l t
th i s yn l r .
W m. Recl smey er,vn fo a n ds o nu r e
at No r fol k t h i s w ee k .
l l r .a n d l i n .F r e dl l n n l l i ph a dn
n wb a b yg i r l m m ml i veu t h e i r
ra: mo on hlo nda y.
Es t he ran d E l m e rJa h n i o nl e i tfo r
ll n i ve r s i t gP i n e z oa t t e n dW oa iey an
U n i ve r a l i y t h l s y u r .
\
Now. therefore, noliee is hreby givee
thu. a hearing wil! be hed onuid pe-
tition on the I3lh deyo lOctober, A.
D., 1911, at 10 0'l:loekL m.,andnilpenom interested :re noLi&ed toa;-
yenr and shot ceuee, ifany, why uid
Instrument may not be proved, ailoled
amd pmbllednsthel u !WillandTeltlment of uid deceased, and execu-taonthereof,andldmitullnlionol
uid estate be granted.Witness my handladOfficialSealthis ltlth dey ol September, $917.
[e\£Al,}I. C. Euan.
:n-az.(hunky Judge.
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Joan LOTHROP§
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Prldbl ll Buteall y."|.`|
Clllrtl.lCNHIW»||m!Av|»u. mmulun ll cur mu,
. B,~---Nebr.
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Wrichundlrthalu!Willmd
ms-snr-:sen ran Jubilee
UMAHA SEPT. 26 to 0CT. 6,1917
vacalson fram Fnld D¢W¢b¢r'| for the
ngxl two vroekl.Sha lef t Tuesday fur
Uchling to vllit Mend: for | fur days
Mr. and lln.Eari Rhonda, of Gulhrla.
Center,lows,visited at 0.N.Un»
lh1nk'| our Sunday.
¢THQW o r n e n aC l u b : i i im e e tn e x t
Tu e s d a y a t w r no o n a t t h e bo r n e ol l i n
il. G . Hej wera.
Sa t u rd a yR a v. B a a h fo r d '|a n dH n -
Gu or go l la ra ha 1l 'aSunday schoo l clas
ses w ent o n a p ic ni c t o Hin sd al e P ar k,
ai. I-"rs:monL
Mn . l l . L . A nd r e w s , S r . , o f L i nc o l n .
spe nt S un da y atthe h om o ofba r lo n ,
II. L . An d r e w s .
Joh n S r. hra ge . w ho ia au pe rin ta nde nl
"nfthemai l: a t Qu in cy, Ill .. a ndw i fe
visited ae vural dayala s tw e e ka tt h e
w . u . L w l w i g h o m e .
E a r lan dRo m a L z nu n . o f Oa k s , N .
IJ., a nn vi ai t in z a tt h eh u mo !th e i r
au n t . M r sP. L. C od y, th is w ea k.
H r .a n dSh a .J.W . Jo h n so n a n d
In lags oi Imcul illaritg In mei :very nga tlllm
llmerurcl
r w c m a l . n m :Arrmeoual HIDE
Wad. Evening, Oct. 8,Thursday, Oct. 4.
'1¢i| .,\ ll Bu nny *"\l'|rH's I-M21 flrlll"
Thuridly Evening, from B to 10, at Rourke? Hue Bail Park, will be churn
Ak-Sulg|'s Big Hiiury !'ire\mlq| Spectscle..
Cumtim BIBNation] Stine Exhibit
Friday Enczing, Oct. 1One Week. Beglnning Oct. 3
AkSnr-Ben never vrearlu, its joys an slung! new.Tha snappyI ll'
thy: are Nltun'| uibufe to theFeaiiui Spii which SAMSON
decreil :lull nigga ones each you forUs |shorttime.
w»fum»'¢ Bu cu-ml Every my, 1: u 11
information Buruu for Hotel Actomodniionn.
|
giay lroma mon!h'3 'fllit 'lllhhis
aunt in Canada.
.A blby boy unborn tollr. and Hn.
H. B. Schmidt on Tuuday.-
Waller Echtenkamp, Raymond Lud-
wig,OlinBadger,ClydeCookand
Lloyd Cook. of Omaha, loft Sunday on
a hunting trip to Atkinson, Nobrl
Glenn Ludwig and Lawnrlca Qloborta
ich, Sundayfor Lingoln worm may
anllallend tho StateUniverahyIllia
year;
Mtn Agnes Peters returnedilonday
Izumi six woek"| vlalt with nlatina
at Emerson..
Tho Ladiel Aid qu Qvntortainod by
Hn .Emmali i n d ma r a hallialod
by Hrs.ll.L.Lictlihbon onWed
nelday.
Rev. J. D. liammol vnaa appolnted to
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COHEINEARLY
Ing campalgnintheeastand
C e n t r a lschoolb u i l d i n gTh i r t y I l ve
l i t l l g L o t s a n h a vi n ( a n e w c z p e d e n n
thesed a y :a n da r ee n j o y i n gi ti m
m a n u l y .Th o r n h i ve b e e no n l y e l e
ve n da y s of sc ho o l so fa r bu t t ho u l n. -
d e In d ! In d Ia l l l u l h a ve a i r u d y l e a n :
e d t o o b q r w i i t f l
Th e n a m e s o l i h e b e l r i n n e r s u n d e r
M i n B i l l l l i l l ° \ ¢ h l 1 l e a r e a s f o l l o w
H u m A y e
N o r m n n A b b o t t
To m B l o m q u i n
Jo h n B o s t o n
C a r t e r B r u n t o n
K e n n e t h C a r m k h a e l
H o w a r d C h r i s t e n s e n
. h yCh ri s te n se n
A n d r u s ! C h u a n
Sa m ue l C r ou r ei l
Cl a ne n ce Cu r ti s
A u s t i n D i m m i c k
R o g e r D i x o n
F u n kEi¥e nbe| 1rer
B a y a r d l l o p n r e l i
L o w e l l l l l l l l r
R o l f ! M e l l i l l a n
D e n : P e t e r s o n
P a u l Te r r e l l
A l b e r t Th o m p s o n
C h e s t e r W n l r a t h
E d d i e W o l t i l
P e a r ! M c o x
N o r m a C r u l c k n l u n k
D o r o t h y C l l r l i s
h l a r g n n t J e n k i n s
M a e K o o p m a n
D o r o t h yK r o g h
Lo u i s e M n t t hi e l o n
C a r r i e M a y n a r d
Gr a c e M c C o rm i c k
NOW IN MY NEWOFFICE
'|
1We are now lpcated Inour new
office, thefirstdoorwestof
' Rathmann'sGarage.IfYou
\want to sell yourfarm,drop in
\and see us. as we are now equip-
1 ped to`dlsposc ofyourlandto\ the bas! advantage.I have just
THE ENTERPRISE Ic0RREsPoNDENcE
_Mn and Mn .mm Eahuaump mafamily,n!Albion.violtldrolntivel
here lut wac kreturning homo Ilon-
day.¢
Gus Glandt is also nportad an bl on
tbl nick un,
lasik Garda and Frmd Putnam ann!
be Winston bsmotorcycle Sunday tn
play bull with Window. n. Pmatpnllll.
They rimmed the uma evening.
Lawrance Schwockcekbratadhis
birthday Fzidny.
Mlu Anna Goluch iofz Sunday morn-
ung for a three weeks' visit with frkndn
around Calhoun.
KHNNARI)
September 19. 1911.
We had a nha ieet nlght..
Elmer awe: and L. Buck ehipped 2
ear! at cettte to the Omaha market
Baath: ni|\a\ and Ever Willumeen and
Hur! Steen arent seem mlb Elmer on
laude' to eee them aotd.Whlie there
they ae: a 1700 Eb [rue (ed lteer :ell
for 15 cent! e pound.
b u tItneenbeam shipped 2 can of
eettie tethe Omahamarket Tueadey
nkht.
George Dexter ia out from Blair Un»
kiln( ep the lethlng on Harry Illectfa
an bmee. letting itM d !for the
ltqceo and Pluwine
Cer! lloneou, LutherNelson,1A0n
ard Lund!andCenter:Wrtrh,who'lone drafted for military duty and no-
tibed by the LocalExemptionBoard
to ngort Ior eelvice went to Blair um
naming to alert. on their journey ta
the training camp.Ilan; wishes for
heir welfare and safe retttrn were rx-
pneeed at ttgeh: departure.
Chula H. Sethett. hom near Cro!-
lon,northeastNebraake, anetire nf
ihehlneton cqunty, barn at the mu
hletorle diy nl DeSoto in mv.hae1A m u u m z n .
__ J» 1i u a 1n d m dW e b e ru nT u a d a y
I
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Joan LOTHROP§
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Prldbl ll Buteall y."|.`|
Clllrtl.lCNHIW»||m!Av|»u. mmulun ll cur mu,
. B,~---Nebr.
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lunrs mmlosr nrwsum
A GENE RAL A N D L OC A L NEW S A N D COMMENT
.
No . B b
BLAIR, W ABBINGTQN COUNTY. NEBRASKA. SEPTEMBER 28,1917vo L . X X I
FIFTEEN num.:an IN Rmb
n t Nlg hl'|German Air Attack
Slwghlored 50016 Clvlllus and
Wnuuded Seventy Others
London, Sept. 25.-Fiftnn kiiiod und
nnty injund vu the omdnl c am-
llty lin announced zo-day of lm nlgh\'|
erman dr raid by Zeppelin: and aero»
lanes.
Healy Contracting Co.. work
. . . . . - - -
on bridges 700.48
I'rank M. Carter.work on¢radar 88.00
Dewey Holatina, roid work..S L N
C. W . Hall, rold 1rork.....20.00
Horus Chwtanun.food
Henry Goakor, Nld work...8.00
1. B. Erickson, road Work..16.00Chu. Rogort, road dra n ;9.00
Chu. Rocert. road 1rori:....52.00
Chas. Krohn, mad dragging.12.75.
Floyd Ackerman, road dru-
arlnr 15.00
Fioyd Ackarmnn, road work.18.00
C. J. Hindloy, road work....185.00
La n Larson. road 1rork....18.00
Beaty Contraning Co., bridgu
work . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .2045.75
Betty Contracting Co., bridge
'rode 1868.20
Booty Contracting Co., bridge
work 1481.00
Henry Meoc ka, wan . . . . . .212.50
Willie Brinkroaan. Nld rod 12.00
Henry Tobon, road Work. . . .8.00
Carl Moierhenry, road work.01.00
Gotliieb Hartung, road work :
C. 8. Nlalnn,ruppllla for
poor . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .531
Herman Brinkman, road work 8.00
w. H. Wilkeninl. road work 8.00
Herman Scheer, road work..4.00
A. Hilgendnrf, road work...4.00
John Liormann, road work..'M00
S. 11. Ref, road 1rork.......10.50
Guy Slador, road dnggring..60.00
Chas. Stricklott, road work.100.00
Chu.Strickiott,road d n : -
Walter Sp:-iok, mo work...20.00
L. E. Hatrick, waE"°|rork ard
dngging 150.00
Otto Longhorn, road work..1o.oo
Tom Willlama, road \rork....41.00
Standard Oil Co. dl. . . . . . . .27.12
Sinner Bros, road work.(7.00
C. u Spiker, road work.4.00
C. Hansen, moat for poor...0.76
Henry Strenger,Sr.,road
work 16.00
mm.;vo Sprick. road work..109.35
J. I.. Hiltiona, road work. . . .I as
Ore T. Andoraon, expense ac-count ~.8.58
Wm. Stranger, road work...23.00
Henry Sprick, road '|\fork....28.50
pr T. Lund, aalary for Sept.
and postage 148.39
Chris Raamusaen, angina on .
grodar .. . . . . .1. . . . . . . . . .72.00
F.J.Wentworth,dray ln d
freight 81.00
Roy Strickiett, road work...az.oo
Bend Berloiaon,hauling
hand 31.00
Ole Larson, hauling band...4.00
Chris Mumaen, hauling band.21.50
Niela Tomaen, hauling band.8.50
Omaha Baum Iron Store, Inc.,
round soft steel 106.60
F. lieuermann, freight, paid. .15.01
A. J. Sutherland, money ad-
vanced for road work. . . . .5.00
Maurice Mehrana, aaiary for
Sept..... .... .... .... .... .12s .4o
A BAD ACCIDENT
Lut Sunday mominu ee J. H. Ow-
ene wee enroute for home hom the
Sioux City recee with hu three m i n t
horses endwee in the Jude at limer-eon,he met with an eeddent that
miahr. without bein.; much wasee, have
proven fetei.
Ile wee in e cer with the bonee and
bed retired for the night, tying down
upon e cet, which he cerrlee with hlm
when attending the recee. when lud-
denly the cet wel overturned and he
found himself ind the honel held;
mixed up, one o! the enimele etepping
upon hie sheet and another 'rotting over
on him.He in Illd up et his home over
on out State street, end feete pretty
badly bruised up end lieble to be in
bed for fume time.Ae near ee een be heemed the eeri-
dent wee eeueed by e "wlid" ur leed-
ed with cement. bumping qmlnet the
one occupied IJ! Mr.Owen! end the
nc mg stock.Tho cet wee turned
ever on ite etde end Hr. Owens wee
taken out bs the trein men,through
the aide door which wel then the' top
of the eer.The eide of the ser wee
torn out to eneble the horeel to
be removed.The animate ere. now
to the bemet home end It is not known
u yet, whether they have been injured
to en;coneldereble extent,but Hr.
Owens is in e very nervous condition
end the extent of his injuriel cenrmt
yet be determined.i t ie en exper-
ience he doeen't were to repeat.
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CALLED Fon sElzvlc
Wuhlnglon countfl quota of
ili pttelntu ldr lltld mon i s 8 3.
uma number that went zo tha tnlnl
camp at Domlng on Wmdmldaj ofIn- ll.O! lhil numblr only thc nl
o! 2? ollh o| | wbo lr a! .o | 0 hlv¢
cerllhed back hom tha Dil
Exlmption board to tho Local boa
and tboyhnvcbesnnotlnadto 9
thsmuim al.lha omu ol the
boardondu3d ofoc!abor. nest W
oddly , to arm to tho tralhlhl an
The locat bond 1| -=»-==; -
from the Dlllrlet board b i n (
dltkmnl mms: and as soon as reech
tbl liz addliinzsld men will bo nuti~i`he2l!.owhomaot|| :¢lhuob0¢n
u c :August Alfred Waterman,Fontc u
Harry A. Indian, Iilnlr,
Duld Jenn. Ft. Calhoun.
Human Osc ar lc hrllhd. Blllf.
cum Edward Pfdlfsr, Fonunalk,
Alb!!! aldfllfl, aw,
Arthur Leonard Bitton, Arllnlivlh
Emu; Chxiltlan£P¢¢l!I00. Hmmm.
81| rmx Krmr . Arun gzon.
Andrul l§l¢lun. Blair,Jamal Stlfbiil. Slam Gin, Il.,
Wlllism r. Bamphlll, Blalt,
John Rsthmnn, Ft. Calhoun,
John Chrlotaanun, Harmtn.
Fraud Suban, FL Cdholln,
Walur Pruton Busby .Ft.
Giac omo Illlllnl, Axiivliw-
CarlSchrader.Flonncc, Nabr.,
Fndtriek vaulm sm. flrli-MIDD-
Henry Chrlllnpbtr Ramp, -\1'1|l1¢¢ll1»
Don v. Eckloy. 'hk\mlh,.Nabr.,
Lani: Krajlcsk, Atllnttbrl.
Lindam Vnnght Dug, Fonwulio.
liar! Eduard Timpo, Fontlnllk,
Fred Lurnnn Denison. lfoatemlh,
Ddbort D. Gnlnlu. Daiwa. Ia.,
James Elmer Oumlllllll- Herman.
ANS | \S c r rv wo es GIV ES n a -
CIPE FOR TAIL Llaurs
p - n -
[Omaha Bee]Q
Judge A. J. IIorrod, polire judge ol
mln City, paid his nr ccuto Judge
ugerdd in the Omaha pollen mart.
0 seemed interatod ia. the al.1¢0mobile
"We have \ recipe for those tall
hu that an nlsnyl going nut after
owner clnlmt be h u lighted
ln." be uid."Wo charge them |
ollnr for the recipe and Eu worth Et.
han a man is brought before me on
at charge I fine him l dollar sud five
im the recipe:One tablupoonfnl of
nollne mixed with a Iamplui nl coal
L That will do the bntineu:Keep!~wick burthng after il'| lit."
The wisdom of Solomon appears now
nd than Brin in polices court.
mn|~mAv°s RUN OF c xf ' n . a
MARKS UP A NEW RECORD
; n
Nine hundred and Mt] un o! cal.-
t'e were received at the South Omaha
marks! Hunday.it ia animated that
there uréra 24,000 head of gattla;thia
aatabliahaa a naw catlla record, the
prafioul recon! was 854 c an and a
mul at 1,051 can of lin aback.Mon-
day tliara Ian 1,140 :ara oi live atock.
L I G H T c o m m u s s n o n e n s 'R E P O R T
1 p.-n
S l u e m e n t 0 | E u a l n g s a n d E x p o n -
s e n o l Th e B l l l r L i g h t a n d P o w e r
P l a n t fo r M o n t h g _ [ Ju l y
'casa: aaczxvan \ \
Reetind for uh °,§c u r r e n t t h r o n gM e | . e n . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 , 6 2 7 2 4
Ra c el vod fo r M a l i :r ¢ n L \ l | . . . . . . . . . .6 8 6 8
R e c t i ve d t o r n l a o f ' " "| l d u . . . : . . . , , _ . . _ _ Q L D
P o h t | 1 . § l d l » £ c : h l ; l
|o -' § ¢ . . . . . f = . . . . . . . . . a | , a 1 a a l
1 » g = - _ g i ; - \ = = ~a i -
our o r p r o m p t
m l n u . . . . . . . .05125
soLoNs T ELL FAR MERS TH
GBT A B AD D EAL
St, Pull. lima.,Bipl.U.-S¢|||
l.A!ol\|U»f.on¢0l tbl willul Urdu,
AH ERROR comzacfan
Amonglt the iiat of names printed
lie lut iuua of the The Enterprise
wing filed claim for exemption with
~e district exemption board at Dmahn
fur bein( passed by the Inca! examp-
ien board,ap pe nd the names ul
-notably I'red ~Dickmey¢r and
award Fur, who um made no claim
or axemption.Thus name! wen u-
en from n Hat nrlilled by the district
~nd back to tb c loc slbouwdmd
~drmm Ove T. Andmaan, of the lo
board.ug : th at lh l local board
ujn anor in reporting the namubefore the lima for Ming claims
.... :xamptlon had ¢;q"°Thi dil-
¢ botrdn itlad tha mlttske when
»a m wal c lllld m n by
hnlzman Andenon.
FOOD CONTROL coérs B10
$50,600 For zo Days
Wuhinglon, D.C.,Btpt.24.-Ex
MINISTERS l)lSl'LA'4'BALL IN
°~monBsr" R£QU|=s1
Wuhlngtnn, Sept. 21.-A delegation
$|,:lB 70
Total z-c.sv.Hn.Ginlrttadn..23,334
Told x.W.Hn.~ x a , o 1 u
Totalcost 1K.W.Hr. at g e v l t c h
~.0313213.
A md reeei lli < . W . H r . ~.GM c tl.
CAB!!nrrzunsn
Cod canmmod n z ;Lon:rn,$3.15 um in £ho_t>ln....... 8448 85
on [Cy¥inde1) :ac Qu.ec :soc~:saw
Oil {Englne} 20 Ql|.\&|, 301: pu~1150
'Null (For c!e\ning.l¢hry.)....._'i!|l.l
S n l u y a n d ~42908
lCarboy Acid for Cleaning
R t h I G g u -:u::~"s'°:». .§'¢'§5p.1°.§...f'.6 01
Dny ln¢. ... ... ... ... ... ... ...15
Phone Rental!235Freight on mule Hcrcblndlle,16 '14
Ranlc laverial pnrc huerh...:rf 46
l h c a l l m e o u l ~1 3§
was 0I
I
ADDITIONAL LOCA
Th i s s e e k w i l l c l a n th e
pa n k o f c or n a t th c c u m i n :In c
Th ec or n in ¢ ol .1 in ¢ mo ha n d fo r
n i n a
Li t t l e F r e d d y C b r i n l e n l e n , t h o
i n d Q b e t t e r t h l n t w o w a h ' l
in fa n t i l e pa r l l g t i l ,i l I m p r o vi n g
.
CALL REND MIN ATE D . FOR
oove nno n OF MASSAC HU-
SETTS
¢ . . . -
Boston, Sept. 20. -The desire of the
publlana of llausohunom to con-
noo we "snr governor" in amos for
third term was emplnticaliy shown
elterday when Governor Samuo! W.
:C dl ilu renominntod at the pri-ries bya mnjority of 53.18-0 over
'rafton D. Cushing, former Eioutenmt~vernor.The votes:IloG|\l, 82326;
»~inc. 24,24a Frederick W.Mm:-
~eid, who oppoaod Governor HcCllI in
e election lui, year, uns again nomi»
~cud for governor by the democrats
ithout opposition.
~inuyon amount of no extension
malerinlbeing purcbued during this
month, also heavy renal: from stock on
lund.Inddenully : m m of thil
prolit sun paid against eontnct in
debuclneas.H. L. llorrll,
Superintendent.
LARSEN a¢ JACOBSDWS AUTO
SALES
Martin Jacobaon hu gut looaened up
lime on bla farm work, crop harvest-
ur. and will devote bla time and ener-
giea in the Iuture to the . aaleamam
hip department end of the bmineaa.
hey are fully lmntalied ln lhalr new
mammoth garage not and Walter and
him aaaistam. mechanica and helpera are
busy from ear!! morn no lata at night.
'rm pu! week Martin has mid and
delivered a Stephens Six to Soren Snu
gaard,a ai:cylinder Oldsmobile to
.lamea Ryan Jr.ard another of the
lame kind to Waliaee Dixon and a
Chevrolet zo Laula Hansen
goHHISSIONERS nm
Hu r d Allows Grist nl'Bills.
Much Business 1`1anucted
and .lawn Drawn.
County "~ i o n e n ' r o o m , m f ,
Neb.. Slpt. 25, 1011.-The Band ot
County Commiwonun mat punuant
I .
:n o v a T o s r o ?u v e s r o c x
sPE cu LA' rloN
an - »¢ ¢ ». ¢ . u a
STAT!! c ommussxoman W.\1"r1.E5
ro pl.A CB san
Dealers Are to Bo Li.:oaaad and
Forced to Dlacootluuo GamblingIn tho Noccaaltlca ol Lllo
Omaha, Nob., Sept. 21.-Speculation
ln life stock at the Union atock yanla
in Omaha ia aoon to ba out abort.
llany apaculatora on the South Oma-
ha markut bags made fortunan :paul-
latlag ln hom and saute.In tho gan-
eral campaign o!conservation undar
tha food admlniatntlon all thla ll so ba
atopped abort, aa hal been the apaeola
tlon in lhaat.
Slam Food Admlniatrator Wattlaa,
who hal just returned from Washing
ton, aaga that within a abort tlme ha
will appoint a lin llbck adminlatrator.
"Do you mean that apaculatlou in
lin atock will ba awppod at tbl yanslaaa apacolatlon in wheat has been atop-
ped at the grain exchange!"l r .
Wattlca ana asked.
"Aoao1uta¥y." hanplhd.'Tha pol-
ley o! tha admlnlatration, both atata
and national, ia not to intulara with
tha legltlmata bualnaaa oi thoaa en'
engaged in the buainena of handling
food prodncu, but to abut out-antlnly
dia ruinooa apeculatlon in iood and iual
daring tha war.
"lt will moan that he Ill] lioanaa all
4
and Chas Nelson.
The minutes d the la st tlwlli ng
were road and approved.
Board adjourned until 1 o'clock
p. m..I o'clock p. rn.-~Boar'd in session,
members lil present.
The hoard handed in l list of sixty
nlmes of residents of the county
from which to select the jury for the
Isl!term of court.
Board sdjourned until October 2,
1917. st 9 o's:.lock a. m..Ove T. Anderson, County Clerk.
Consumers Refining Co., oil.$30.88
Everett Houghton,work on
Engine ~mano
A. J. Sutherland, msaémfu.sooo
Soren C. Jenson, hauling and 22.00
Chris Paulsen, land taken for
rosd 25.00
en.|11d people bundling mul: and food
product! generally, in order to brookdown the speculation in food, fuel end
the necewllae of life which has been
going on for y um"
Beeldee somethin;over any oom-
iialneion html lhic hdul In live ltock
on e strictly oommleeiuo belle on
South Omaha exchange,mn e r e egreet many companloe omcing in th
Exchange building which never all
oonelmament of live stock on mmm
sion.but thrive from year Lo ye
merely on the _her'-°°-of .'lnlp1.n¢.'or in other wmdi. bu; in: |toc'k :hee
In the morning, and eelling it it bi g
noon, or buying cheep one dey and lol!
iw! high the next..
for Brethal Peterson. . . . .49.00
Nels Nelson. engine onqload.67.50
McQuarrie Lumber '&Goal
Co.. coai and Iumbe:......186.69
James 32. Maher, money ad-vanced for repaaira . . . . . . .1.99
Omaha Baum Iron Store Co.,
round soft. steel 213.31
Hans Larson, road mu. . . . .16.00
Nelson. Hotel. board for Ar-
nold 14.00
Gust Munson, aalary for Sep-
tember . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.00
E. C. Jackson, f»e¢. . . . . . . . .106.00
0 .A.Langhprat,Jr.,road
work 4.00
Jones Bron., milk for 1>°°r,2.48
Roe: Printing ' * - ' "" " " `
J. F. Jackarott.p|......rw
poor . . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19.92
Jens P. lvarsen, road work..18.25
Iof t h e s e c o n d L i b e rt y i a m w h i c h w i l l
he or lu red l o th e p ub li c Dum be r 1.Th e
c h i n ! fe a t u r e s Ir e :Amount. -l2I,0 D0.000, 000 or m o n , L h e
hae built. up a. for tune varlouely eati
rnated at between $500,000 and u,ooo.000 by merely buying hoga lou and sall
ing Lbam high.lie hae been in abc
bualneea for many youu al. the yards.
He maintain.: an onion In the Exchangebuilding, and employe e string of yard
men and salesmen to carry on bla bull
neaa of speculating in live atock.
For many yearn the packing bounce
have (ought him.They have tried to
eliminate him hom the null.but he
hae bmll. up a fortune eo large that hi!
credit ia unlimited at the bank!andthere are daya when be buys mall.of
lhe.b0¢a,o!l'erQd QI! the market andleaves prartlcaliy none for the paokare.
There are days when he buya ea many
aa thirty or Mu carloada of holl~
Oilen he aorta Lheae. throne the soopoundera together, making ecard car
loeda ol'line looking heaviee.then
zhroara the 200-poundora boqgethar. mah-
inz other carloada ol Une owen hen!!
and than reeervea a fear carloada ol
culla.The lineal. onee he of ten ahipe
to eastern markets and the otlmn he
alia on tho local market the next. day.
meetings
G. I'. Strode, repairs
P. Z., the Shoe Msn, supplies
for poorJohnNlebaum,fond work..
Furman Co-openliva Union,
coal (mr poor mln........City of lair, electricity.....
Wm. Nieblum, road work...
Oswald Petenon, road work.
John Pattenon, road work..
Cecil Stricklett, road work..
H. G. Cross, justice Ieea....
rx. G. Cross, justice f¢e|....
Peter Larsen, road work....
Henry Rumuurn. mad work
Chas. Rngert, road work....
George Hansen, road work..
Chzs. Nman. freight paid..
g,|5g
10.50
4.94
15.00
5.70
o m
25.00
15.00
4.00
68.00
2.as
23.20
.| .oo
10.00
20.75
2.00
12.90
THREE all.z.zaN LIBERTY LOAN
WILL UH |:|O|\TliU IJCTOUISR 1
Washington.Sept.21.-Sec nury
~ju¢ign's om cc o n d n u m b e r
b m l g e s
R P .R u m u u e n .co nc re te
w o r k
G u n n R o a d M a c h i n e M fg C o . ,
r o a d pl o vr e r ~
w . B .Ro s en b au m .fl o a t i n g
ro a d s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ja m e s M a h e r ,m o n e y n d -
vn n e e d fo r r e p a i r s o n o n -
g i n e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S . I l . N e f f , w o r k o n ~
XI.W .Mq i e r h e n r y ,w o r k o n
e n g i n e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
H e r m a n M i l l e r , r o a d w o r k . . .
G .G .M e n k i n g ,s h a r p e n i n g
g r a d e r
1
92.85
60.00
42.50
a4.oo
6.54
2 1 .75
32.00
2 1.00
Soo
.~1 l ~.H e r m a n Ii i r k h o ff,r o a d w o r k 10.00
C. J. Be e km a n. ai d fo r p oo r . .4.00
h a s
I
rlr u mlhone ing r a n . ;
H I ' a l l
Hr. or
Kcanard
A a no0 F
A lane
prount |341 um]
out from
Int at :
ma bolt
Lathe:into ia!
Belmyltr
linden
In k z o:dns ropun and i mu
u m h t
;~° hom
fr Iat=- 3 ' } »
trriptad
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Sum!
Friday Enczing, Dat. 1One Week. Beglnning Oct. 3
AkSnr-Ben never vrearlu, its joys an slung! new.Tha snappyI ll'
thy: are Nltun'| uibufe to theFeaiiui Spii which SAMSON
decreil :lull nigga ones each you forUs |shorttime.
HlfQj,||'| Ba Carpinl Ever] 011. li u 11
information Buruu for Hotel Actomodniionn.
.1u|\1
a
Re me mb e r - w e h a v e t h e e x p e r i e n c e ,
the desire to serve.Useitand then
yo u wi ll c o me a ga i n.1
WMMzmm
When tha Iood bill in befor! 1
:ri-
"I hue no quarrel :lib Hoover, butI lun the right So nzprua mr opinion
mmmm
~| n'i
pq .
llll*
h u
r o f
e r y
M .
of Polhd Durham: at tha South
|auto hir hold Iut weekat
~arm.Hohaxhlblting them attim
:mute D htriutIgirat SiouxCllr.
iowa. thin wack.
Rn. and Ira. Stoner returned from
I .E.nonhumanonTflelday.
mnlrdpsopioregretth uRev
Ill Ulllno d £0 C nlg in ltud
fb dn gn tu mli h an .
Elmer Hiller shipped a ear of sharp
th | 0 mlh |market onWednesday
QM,
lb! Ella Van Deusenil improving
tartar! losehool in aboutMP N
wack.
ln. l{eCrsc.k¢nI.| nporwd not so
il this morning.
Lnouard Paunon writes his cousin.
-AManon,IromcampatFl.
hm,Kla us.thathe u In the
~miuary Dopnmang feels dna andhas his job.
Blilz.
nr. 0. s. Druner
Veterinary Surgeon
Keulli, M.
All Calls Pmmplly Alwnded
Phones:Oliee usRuidcnco se
Iso!0to
1
r naman ltlp Tlkll by an om¢|n|"'Q,f{ 5'»I¢`Ei'-fi'.1fT` "If ~ ~
'x l m u u l u w t u v \ n » v-- u v - ---u l v vu . ,,|,".,,..,.... . - _. . . . __...:m o u n t o f u vc r ~ l u bl c r i p I. i o n .| 'h 5 " h ¢ r o r m m u n vi r u l i n t a l t l c k w i l l
Clty Counclt
Omaha, Neb., Sept. 25.-The initial
step in the municipal cod yard project
was taken this nsornin¢ by the city
commission, when s resolution declar-
ing that the time is ripe for auch emove, was passed.Atl members of
the commission present voted for thelmeasure.A committee was named to
malta delllte arrangements for the sale
ol-coal by the city.This committee.
lego: Dabtman. Commlsslonsra Butler.
Parka and Kegel, will report to the
council Saturday morning.A largecrowd was present to boost the projactl
SECOND Lznanrv LOAN BILL
s lo n e o a v mo mz n s lo u n r
W'ington. Sent. 25.-The an.ooo,-
(D0.war credits,bill,authorisingthe second iiberty bond issue. details of
which will be announced toda b Se
J. P. Iverson. road work and
dra n ;Crowell Lumber & Grain Co.,
lumber,poets, ete........Jens P.lversen, road drag-
C.E.Lautrup. witness Hc-
Cracken case . . . . . . . . . . . .
Peter Rosh, road work . . . . ..
Beaty Contracting Co., grade
and mx
Nebraska Hospital for In.
sane. care of patient fifty-
one days
Peter Reeb,repairing town
hall
D. Anderson, road work. . . . .
P. J. Ivsreen. road worlr....
Beat;Contracting Co.,re-
pairing bridges
\'lm. Slevere, keg of naile. ..
Wm. Armstrong..work.on
r r e Ove "l°. Anderson, salary forM-f1H=Ad+=°. wsaslgnedlateyoaterl Sept.
d a r b y e n u m: wn m.Peter H. nee, me work. . ..
111.25
75.00
81.80
2.00
6.00
246.50
26.50
4.45
44.00
112.00
191.86
4.65
8.38
137.60
16.00
tration from August zo to august 31.were $50,606 as shown in brat report
made to the senate today by Adminis-
trator Hoover.The law requires a
monthly statement.
NEBRASKA AGAIN A W I NNE R
Peoria, Ill., Sept.Hs.-Kansas and
Nebraska won sweepstakes in exhibits
ot cereals, (rules and vegetables,re-
spectively,at the international soil
products exposition hen.Saskatche-
wan was third in the eshlblt ot wget-
ables.ln county exblblta Fillmore
county, Nab., was llrstsnd Des Iolnea
county, Ia.. second.
» _ . . . . _ . | - . - .
vorn FOI! BREAK
Buenos Aires. Sept. 25.-By a voteof 53 to I8 the Argentine chamber ot
deputies today voter! to support a break
in relations with Germany.
The vote was on s motion "to .pro-
oeed to breakrelatlons with Germany."
.» . . " " - -- - » . -r " " " ' v " r " " ". .,
all denominations, today unred Presi-
dent Wilson to have congress pass the
pendlng bill to lncnrsse the number ot
chaplains ln each army regiment Irom
one to ibm.The increase in the size
ol regiments due to the new army or-
ganisation makes such srtlon neces-
sary,they declared.The president
took the question under advisement.
BRLTISH LOSSES BY SUBSTAKE
REMARK ABL IE SLUMP
London, Sept.25.-fhirteen British
nsercbsntmen of 1.1110 tons and over
and two vessels of less than l.tl00 tone
were sunk by mines or submarines last
week, according to the weekly admir-
elty statement issued this evening.
Inthosgxregate this ls the smallest
number of vessels sont during any
one week since Germany began her in
fensined submarine warfa re last Feb
ruary.Two halting eesaela sm.were sunlt
test week..
Terms of bonds- ltsturlty twentyilse years; redeemable at the option ol
thc secretary of the treasury ln ton
years.Denominations of bonds-$00 and
multiples ot $50.Interest rate 4 per cont.payable
sernlannually, November I5 and lla;
15.Terms ol' payment-Two por cant up-
on application, 18 por cont November15, 40 per cent December It and 40 per
c»ent.Januery l5, IDIS.The privlleeo ot converting bonds ot
wie issue into bonds of any succeeding
lsaue bearing s higher interest rate
than 4 per cent dorlnl the period of
the war la extended and through an ar-
rangement under which honda will be
printed with only four coupons instead
of llfty {to bc exchanged st the and ol
two years for the bondf containln; the
full number of coupons) detiveriaa will
be prompt.In thls manner the issue of intsrlm
csrtltleabos wilt be avoided.
leave env after physical er ments] ee-
lecte, as lt so frequently does.
A big force of men and work train,
with steam shovel. is al. work testo:
dirt from the big cot between here ard
the river and hauling it across the
bridge and dumping 't.
Donald Katly. a native ol' itlalr, wht
enlisted in the U.S.army eighteen
veera Irv. when only Mteen years old
has been on a leave of absence elsitln¢his sister.Hrs.Reignald Blomoltilt,
and family, hp grandmother.sera. J.
P. White, end boyhood associates Nr-
ins the past week.Ha has been hs
continuous service in the navy slnoe
bla enlistment and has been promoted
from time to time until be is new an
Ensign, an olllcee of considerable ranks
He has been stationed at Great Lebes,
north of Chicago tor some time but ea-
pects to go to see soon.Thi ls his
third vislt home docs \ls enltsueuet.He left for Gzleqo.vis Omaha gee-3
tsrday a. lo.
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BBNNIHGTON
Ind Jordon and Chu. 'riedgenlet
for Omaha. 'Wills having boon calls:
in IM noone draft.
ln. Claus Schneider is on the siel
tm. Lhil weak.
ln. Prld Bob! and litllt daughteu
I n : o r a l u m : w l u n e l u a y u v n une r
p u m a , l f . i n d H n . R i d e n b l u g h .
Ir . a n d l n . R u d o l b h ' N i n e l e f t i a
1 i n l e a k s ' w h i t a t P i n a B i n h , W y o .
W a d n u l d n y .
Bo r n , t o H r . a n dHr s . Pe t e r Bu n n y ,
Sa m r d s y , S e p t . 2 5 , 1b a b ybo y .U v :
mill
gg
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| \ m a u ¢ m : l l m : . l r ¢ u \ | z | | c m m u u w n D !u ° : ° " n dn d d d n ¢ n ' ° f l ' °_'w u»h|a non0o|nt5.:'1e hruk¢.on or be fore
Hlnry Ninma gu ¢»ll¢b!ll.0¢l N! £ll||'.b~mx " 15. mn um be w ma .
5 , F r i d a y .I uw al so aur aln uq the la n-a win am on
- - »:Heh to h ¢|.r..uh: ol :cne t chin: o n .l\|d._ W - k " ' " i l h a v i n gt h i i n t e r i m a il.u l\ t.8 || .» l.S €. w lhm mr . aa. m a.z. 1|
M u s e o o f b u s i q u sn i c e l y d e c n n t r f.~ § , ' { ; , ' § g ' g " " ' ; § { ' = ' » ; g , ; - - \ ¢
H a h nha llp n c t i c ccem man cfld in( , _ : L ,nr oL c .
i t i l . W . A . h u l l l l u n d a y .m mD u m n l u i n
m m n u u n ~\a ,mxSm. ss. 1917SL-..» on :mirn u .i i !
°"1§°f°"¢§"i"§°°°i"i¢f`°'°§°§'°i°°l§°°1°;Ru h r :Photos will plone y ou.
Z n !
A.w.Fees.il.D. Homoeopsthie
phydcinu and Surgeon.Blair, Nabr.
B an vmmu.s o u
For Sale:-A redstsrsi yeuling
Hlreford Bull.Enquln ofU. S. Reeves.
20 lf Hlllr, Nebr.
Ilcmnnzng I-`ubnmr\'ls t l916,4 pcreuent inwresl. will be paid on
certificates of deposit issued for
ai: munlhs. nine months and one
year.-'Phe Banking House of A.
Casmuer
m u m m m m u :
CHICAGO No am W ES TE RN
u m a W l i t ll m l l
1. an duh an l. m. 4tl|7
U in . b il!tu 9. m. d lil!
c . . s . P . . M . a r o .
hh u n d s u n m u a
a. u . 4 t l lr n . 5 ¢ n .l m a . m . d ¢ l l n : . $ u .
9m.¢h.|l|¢x..Sua.ll 1$n.p.dnI1;rlx. Sn.
91| d.||1I|¢x.5|ll.i.15n.m.d.||J.l\r.
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l'¢-noun!Paragraphs and items ol interest to Loc al Rolden
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H A V E T H E M m m m N U W I
A ft e r N o ve m b e r 1, 19 17 to 'ki ll i n
defin ite ly din co nt in uo m a k i n g Po nt
Cor d P hot oo.i{ u h n 'n A rt S t u d i o ,
3351.il l o i r . H e b .
._..___._. .. . ..._.--..__--M n . K e p p e i , w i d o x o f Jo k e K o p p e l .
t h c e n e d a n u m b l r o f y u n ag o, d ie d
at har ho mo in th is c it y o n W o dn el da y
o f l u i . I n k a f t e r l n i l l n o l l o f k w a
fi o r a li o n , ag e d 5 1 y a n .F u n e r a l u r -
vlce was hol d at t h e Ch r i st i a n ch u r c h
* u t S n b b u h aft er n oo n ,R e v.J .i i .
W illiams,t h u p u t e r o f th e c h u r c h
my unequallad sla~ying of the new¢»..t
md latent ideu in novdtiol. fanc y
Castclter
preaching the sermon
feels.A feature of my display will
be nh., correct. usage of than trim
mings on this aealon's proper modelhuts.All goals now ready for your in
spection.I anticipate with pleasure
your xiuil.
Mrs. T. C. Hilton, The Miliiner
For Sale
l9 lI Iiupmobilc.Rln , 2 ll}miles
Like nur.Pric e u equipped limi.
Sen for aww.
3 2 tl lin. F. H. Cutelter.
Methodiata drove outdo George Mor
gan'a laat Saturday and spent Lhe day
plcnlcking.The occaalon was the
birthday anniversary of Hr. Morgan.
Ga3dou'a Schooi opena October 1.
George Morgan, who olna the old
Walton place on the bottom road north
of Blair, went to the Umaha atoek
yards Monday and bought 5I head of
£095 pounda gran fed oleera at NL25
per cut.. to pu! In his feed Ion.
Attorney John Loihrop has favored
The Enterprise with a copy of the
Deming Graphic, a 10 page. T column
weekly noirapaper, sent him by hia son
Claire, arlmiain the Sixth Nebraaka
Regt. now eocampcd al. Camp Cody.
The Stale Hank of Biair. Nebraakawill nav you Four per cont internper annum on 'Iiroe Certihcatea of 12|-Xoail. for Six. Nine or Twelve rnonthazzdepoaiuareprotectedbrtheGuarantee I-Ward of the Slate of Newbraaka.3 i f
Moran.Frank Shater,president,
and John Blaoo and llonrg Hohwer,
dlreclon of the Blair Telephone com
The Fall Nillinery Fashions
Are Here ln Endless Profus- r ,,,,
ion'For the Inspection and ~
Approved of the Ladies of
Blair and Vicinity.
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Enlerpfin unctum during the tempo:
éi' ~~Y o u a f e i n v i t ed to m y "
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~"l:'f'st or e s I w an t yo u to look m y § , " - ?
Ne w F as h i o n s o ve r a n d m a k e q'
a m ental comparison, as to both ~
style and prices._
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* * ~ » ,P A R A M Q U N T
*_D a y s al .t h e
Y ;i l a .No Lumber Order Too Large
Or Too Small
lor us to ml.W a have u vurkd stoc k of hlgh
grade lumber for every purpose.Drop In I n d
talk over your need: wlth us.ll me nus mlllln c -
tlnn and a nvlng to y ou.
Mclluarrie Lumber & Coal Co.
Gaydo arn S choo l ope n: O ctobe r 1.
D e m i n g { N . H . ) G r a p h i c - H t l . W .
G .G l l l l c b o w is h e r o a i l e n i l n g t h e
eli ght il lne ss of har hu sb an d i n F e om -
p a n y , u h N e b r u k s .
E d .C a r ve r r e t u r n e d fr o m l l a y o
Br ot he rs ' h os pi t al a t Ro c he ll er , M in n. .
In t . w e e k a i m ' m l m l t t i n g t o : u n o p e n -
ti on Io : g oi t re .H e i l l n g o o d s p i r i t !
: n d i m p r o vi n g i n h e l l t h l l n e e hi s r e -
tu r n .
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Gaydotfa School opml October 1.
Bd Farr hu taken his lm. li°l'll1i'|.
place as cashier at the wiromd freight
ollicc while Honlrd u pnpuins dwn
lt Camp Cody, Deming. N. U» no go
over semi! the Ulla?and Irlllop
heloulovtha k\iur'| forcel an the Eu
mpem battle front.
Try tha Nnticnai Vacuum clennlr
at Piuofs.' ll i f
lin. S. W . Brown In over to Azh
;ara Monday and
6 all , ,j_Tuaadas of each
~ .. -week.1a-ar
over prlvatl manual und the |ofern~ent'a requirement:
for agen, for swltchboarda,wrlre,telephone:and other
equlpme-nt are lervad ahead ol private reqnestl.'
y li f f , r i ' ,Wort you pmtolic ally c o-opmn by
51.}.".}""».~\l~uklng oat; for equlpment you mustoanoouurrinto. md mule only mah Ioan! or longI'dlmnco calls u are abluiutetynocll-
NE B RAS KA 'r n us r no l m oo.
Our 6oaniry's Tolnpllm
Ind: In Somd Fin!
Al Um mlnuvs uf lhln nnllon In the nn! mar. tho mu
'hlonlmnn snum nmlpd lu ultra mmm, \u N\1LlU\\c n!
and xu men. nnreserndly, to me gvnmmentn
'dlllullri Valley,who goes there ln
hope! of obtaining relief from rheuma
tiam [rom vrhioh alta hal suffered for
sometime.Yoon; Master Virgil was
taken along to keep bla mamma company and to boa: his granddad around
-give blm a chance to keep busy.
Mort Grover received a letter from
County Attorney Hagney, of Douglas
county, laat Monday, asking him if he
desired to proaecute the man who was
arrcatedaod confessed to stealing blacar ln Omaha the llrat of laat week.
!»!orta tmpreeaion ia that it'|¢ the duty
of the county attorney to prosecute
such thieret, where they admit their
guilt and their conviction la aaaured,
If prosecuted rigorously.
The Red Croaa ladle: are meeting
loerda3e and Thundaya of each week
at the new library building to an and
ltnlt for the soldier laddlea.T at-
tendance has not been very great aofor-perhagl because "refreshrnenta"
are not being acwed.ll a aroman'|
pttriotlam might be gauged by her gas-.». 1e indoleneee, lilair haa n act
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CONFERENCE Revo ur
Rev.W. H. Underwood has kindly
turnlahed Ibn Enterpdse with the fol-
lowing oonference atatemont:
"Another conference year hae be
gun.That lt may be the very bm. in
our prayer.The conference at Un'-
\rB¥|l|»; Place vraa notable lor the fim
aplritthat prevailed through the entire session.The reports were exceed
ingly good, from more than one bun
drel and thir ty paatora. Here are aome
of the ltema:Church membenhlp.
abDtll 11.000,an increase o l 5.00U;Sunday achool enrollment, 92.660, ln-
croale of 1000; numb-or of churches,
550; estimated value.l3,300.000;p u
aonagee,360; aatimated value,about
\T00,009; the benevolent collections for
all purpoa-ee, totaled more than $200,-
ooo.The reports might have beenbetter but! think the lhove laa fine
aboarimr and good challenge to nrorll.
the coming year."
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popular designs;They
must be seen to be ap-
preciated and when seen
will be admired.,
DNIONS mu SAL!!of mighty pauiotic woman.bum they
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or not.
lnmnw Cmunoe of Fort Cslhoun,
eniinnl private in Go. A of the Sixth
Nabrnh fu-gl.,non at Camp Cady,
Deming. N. ll.. has been pfomolod to
lheponition of corporal.He 1|the
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Vanlluss & Antill Auto Co.
MERCHANTS BUILDINGBLAI R, .NEBRASKA
We wlsh to announce to Our Friendsand the General Publlc of Blalr andsurroundlng territory that we haveour New Snlesroom und office com-pleted and are
0N 'I'IlrQJui5 ammo lIU'I`0IIOBII.ES
AND HAVE rat ntcnuslvn BLAIR AGENCY rox THE
HUPMOBILE, $1,335
REO, S925;
CHEVROLET, $585.AT OUR SALESROOM, IN BLAIR
A' l ` r i n i t y In Mo d e r n Mo t o r s T o
Select From .F i t t i n g E ve r y
Po cke tb oo k
Let us demonstrate the superiorityof these cars. over others of approx-lmntely the some price. to you ll'you contemplate buying a cor.
We propose to deal with our patronsjust as we would like to be dealtwith If our posltlons were reversed,
and stand ready to make good everyrepresentation we make to purchas-
ers ol cars._W m. VanHuss
Geo. Antill
The Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, In Successful Operation
for More Than 47 Years
THE BANKING HOUSE OF
A. CASTETTER
Capital $100,000.00 Established 1869
mlals lifclima tbl ablut,mon dl:-
dnguished m m in Nabnakmserled
tho :Late in the iogislntura,both
branrhn, served as dhlriei.and nu
prema judge, and al governog;rupro
uniml Ncbrulu lwulcrmn in congrul.urn coilawr of internal rennua in the
Nehruka district f-npr guru and nu
nsiatnnl.secretary uf the treasury
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It III depends upon the point of view.
Tue farmer who hu cboicl lead when
mr nie und pnferl to keep it nlherdam nilil. Iorkn than aa I. bum*
Uunluhu il within 'Ml rights,while
\ln| 1 ther f armer, 'liao hu to buy seed.
thanks hll nc ighbor il a akinner for
making auch sn "outrageous" price
for it.Hut at that he don't gu u lsr
nn some uf tha city :hugs who have
their heads mulled by occupying |
pines, by npprinlmenl, on some "cam-wntonp' Ind clmrge the ivan wha
§|a|\ and tu sellwith "ueuon" and
fu|gs "ssa:ker" because hu u k : a
mea they lhink il tw muc h for it.
Yheat ard postage stamps an the
my wmmodaliu thu government hu
vm l prim on.an jet.News print.
s I n fur more than twice at muchnit :i i-l L d v! !the war,era!fol
I third mare. packing house products
Benjamin Ilnrdwon, and in all of the
millions he ocrupied £ailhful\y and
cnpably reprnemed the public interest
No word of ctilicllm of my of his pub
llc service: urn ever bend.
§ T b i x Z B E V E R A G E '
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A HEALTHFUI., INVIGDRATING TONlC
APPETIZING AND PALATABLE
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A CONSERVATIVE BANK
With Liherad,Safe Management
All Deposits Protected By The State Bank
Guaranty Law
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l{lN[)liRUf\RT[EN LESSONS
Tre administration hal pheod a lol
M peopk in relponliblo positions who
fmghttoba emuged in kmdorgutensrlmulwnrk.The Kearney Hu b hu
.,.~_Ures limes as mpuh, shoe!twice ashlllfh &<. &c."And nliil we wonder
at crime."
pR0l` HCTlN(l THE PACK PQ?
tinto Fwd .\dmmmR1m Walllel 1|
:reading un dangerous mood.If he
s mrrerlly reported in an Omaha
on 1| report published in another place
an this paper,ls in danger of being
charged with flvorllllm to the pack
sn and l disposition to ulilt them in
tvnirolliug. aluoluleiy, the hog snorkel.
1|. the ilockylrds, al Hwy have endeav
wrel for yuan lo do and have Only been
preveulod fmm doing by an unprotun
rion litlla Irlshmln,nlmocl Murphy,
so whom he pnesumubly refen in 111|
published statement al,"Ono hogepeculalor on tho south side has bum
up a foriuno vnriouliy olumated at
between 8600.000 and $¢,000,.000 br
mcroly buying hogs low and sdling
lheulhigb,"What; crime my coun
trymen!_
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hon:,
" A i r , G a r f u l d , U . S . e o n l u i m i n i l t n
t o r , u h t b l p e o p l e t o a r e o n coa l.
an d n ys Zh ll .r fd u c l n g t h l te m p er a -
aum u l' ou r ho mes m e do- grea t mea ns a
Un a er vnt i on of :w u t so m a n y mi li io n
nuns.Ou t t h is w sy , h o uu e r . n o h un c h
in n ee de d. "
5TliiEL PRICES c ur IN TW O
W||hi2Kon.Sept. 24 -Steel price!
an the fnslrd Stale! were cut in hall'
wday when i'nnident Wilson approved
|. scale nl quotations lhced ln a volun
ury szrcement.made by produoen
nero |-| -W u b l n gt o n co u n t y , w h o s h i p s t o t h e
D m u h l y s r d s h r g e nu m b e r s o i hog s,
tells Th a E n t e r p r i u t h l t th is m o n
Mu rp h y. h a s st o od b e tw ee n t h e r a p ;
c l l y o f t h u p ; c k l r '| c o m b i n e a n d th e
ho g r n l a r n o f t h i s t e r r i t o r y fo r y u a n
a n d : w w t h e m m i l l i o n : o f d o l l a r !b y
v=sfl f\z moro for th e i r b o g l th a n th e
pac ke rs o l h n d fo r th em .A n d him
op in i on of \ \ |# . ll e s' r a li m at o o f t he ln -
w l i i g e n r u o f t h e h o g n i s e r u o f t h e
m u n t r y , i f h o o s p e c u t h e m t o w a l l o w
the dope co nt ai ne d l n la h st at e me nt ,
w i l h u u l l u l p i r i vfl l n l hi s mo t i ve s a n d
pur pos e, wo ul dn'i.io o k : ro l l i n pr i n t .
F h e m r k o n w i l l i l k !c a r e o f t h i m -
| .thu wut million: they bmw lccumulnl
ai, which makes Murphfl paltry $500
\}IU uf $1 MJ\l0uI look iikc he it a piksr.
1 ||.o f " C h u r c h N o t e s . "A °°:»nta" in i t s
on dm nr y so me : nd de il ni ti on i s a b r i e f
no t a ti o n n ! a su b j e c t u n d e r cons ider
al i u n ; s n fe rc n c e U m r e t o
A revie w #JI t he b a c k M e n o f Th e
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Steel Shapu-Basil Chicago and
Patllburf, pricl qreed upon. OJ cut.
roenntprtoa Sdzail.. a rapidction of 50
percent.Steel Pines-Basis Cblcqo and
Pimburz. price lgrecd u ss as cut.
ncmt price, Ili cut. a céduc tion nl
-:o a por cent..Hg Iron- Prica urged n $33
groan um: recent price, 35:5 gran um;
A rtducllan of ill per cent.
Slc cl Bcn-?| \ttburg ami Chicago
"C HURC H NOTE S "
Fonomay nf u 'Th o En urpri u hu
bean devoting fmm a h alf to th ne
fourth! ol a wlumn ol its sparc each
ulnted the examph lat by PresidentMJ; price. 3-5 50 curl., a ducdon oi
47.3 per cent.
A general banking business
conducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Loan
Money, cash checks on other
banks, pay interest. on time
deposits for six. nine and
twelve months at the rate of
4 per cent per anum,::
u n t i l c o e u h i m fr o m n do l l a r l o a
do ll ar a n d a h n l f ea c h w e e k fo r t h e
-u mp ol it io n nl un e o f t h r u " C h u r c h
N o t e s , " a n d vu l l y m o r e a t c o m m e r
m l s d ve n i a i n g n i e s for t he sp ar e os
m1Jp|E{', and doean'L fvl rl th at s u ch e x
.cus e un ju stified, un der all the cir cum
m n e e e , n o r t h a t h e c a n co n ti n ue , l n
gnl ic e Lo h im sel f an d hi s.
He nc e it i s he re an n ou n ce d . t ha t fu
t u m " C h u r c h N o t e s "i n Th e E n t r u
|;: ilc wi ll be :un lin ed to l s imp le chu rch
hr ec l or y , i f t he pu l on of Lb s c h ur e he a
tu i r q lo h a ve i t pu b l i sh e d , an d k ee p l l
c u w e c l t d
l h e " C o m e t o C h u r c h "ap p ea l o n
h e l l r o o . o w n , l o r w h i c h a n d | l n y ' s
lec tr ic i ign t he s uck er s ol B l a i r ob l i
gul¢d the ms elves i n m y a r o u n d a s m
1 r o t l n k c n no t ~ o f b y a t w e n t i e t h
mtl. ol' the pgoplis who re a d a ch u r c h
sr eu lu r y in Th u E nl er p li se .
. m ||.Th e E n t e r p r i s e o f t h e m n in i t . , t h e r e
ap p e a r e d t h e fo l l o w i n g a m o n g s t t h e
ll at o f cl ai m! a ll ow ed :
"K i o p p & Ba r t l e t t Co . l u p p li o l , S l ,
i n 1 2 1 1Kh p p vt Ba r t le t t l a an O ma h a m i n t
ing and bl ank bo ol:co n c e r n a n d fr o m
th e a mo un t o f th ei r b i l l al io lr ed , ar
obo va , i t loo ks a l l l th e W a s h i ng t o n
co u nt y otflcialn w e r e g o i n g pr e t t y
st ro n ! o n om fe s ta ti o ne r y- -° 'an | »p li e |. "
Th o Hu n t i ng t o n H e r al d ha s t he fol l o w
in g pa r a g ra p h :
"W e n ot i c e a m o n g t h e cor n min io n-
en p r o c e a t l n g a i n ou r e x c h a n g e s vl r i
our and sundry baits allowed the Klopp
Printing Co.. the K.lt. Printing 00 ,
ole .. a li o f wh ic h, n o ta ke i z,a r a o m
go od fri en ds , Kl op p In Ba rt le tt o t Um a
hn , d o in g b u ri n on a u n de r m a ny al i ue a
"U n de r an y o t h er n am e ," h ow e ve r , t h e
bu l i il j us t a a l l ¢0 p . "
1 l |are sp on dl no o w i t h Ge r m a n y ,b y l h e
mdu lg on ce . in t h e i r " C h u r c h N o l a n , "
a l l m u l l p l i c i l g o f .se e m i ng l y , m e a n
i n g l e u vr o d s .
Th e p u b l i s h e r o f Th a S n l e r p m e . a f
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m e MONE Y FOR '°SUPPl.iE5'
At the meeting of the board of comm
A c c vr d i n g h l o t h e la te st e a l l m n l n ,
th e c r op s u m y e ar wi l t b e i n bush els
Jflwll. l5fkJ,0lI00lrU: corn, 3,2IJ0,000.000;
1513, I.527.000 000; barley, 208,UOB,000;
rye, 57.000 000 : iolll. ali n ercais, 5 652-
us\,000 bqshela.T h u w i l l h e n n i n
ruse of 1 .~so,uoo. ooo over the yield i n
asmTh e a ve n g e n c w l l lo a di n g o f thc
sr s m o vi n g l u s t y e u'l g r a i n c r o p w u z
Nbveat,12,000 po un ds :co r n .1 8 5 0 0 ;
1 l ~
.share in thin psper. will open the aye:
af the pubiie zo the extortion: thu.
have been going on io: yuan under the
guise of "protection to home indul
tries."
Th e r e d u c t l o n i n t h e p r i c e o f u s e
ng r ee d up-on ln ne go ti at io ns be t we e n
Pre si den t W i llc n and t he he a d : o f il u '
1l|Ȣl||ydu.|lry of t h e c o u n t r y , u out.
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"»- - -.Q 'An e xc h a n ge p u bfi a h u t h e fo l l ow i n g
p a r a g r a p h :
" N u b r a a k a '| fo o d a l m i n i a t r a t n r ,
Go r do n W . W a t t c s .af ter c o h e n -
ta t io n w i th th e na ti o na l Io o d A dmi ni s tr a to r, He r be rt Ho o ve r, sr i re a
to i2 . V. P ar la b, p ub li ci ty m an ag er
at O m a h a, t h a t t h e m la n o ho p e
lo r h i g he r p r i ce d fo r w h ea t , w i th a
pr ob ab il it y th at i t w il l dr op i n pt ir eat le a st on e ha l ( n fl a r t he wa r .l i nad vi s e: a l l fa r m er s t o t e l ! n o w . "
Fo od Ad m in is t ra t or W a tt l ea , o bvi ou v
ly , p o u cu e l a p ro p h e t i c vi s i o n I l h e
wo u l d i n fo rm h i ms e l f h o w o u l d le a r n
t h a t w h e a t b r o u g h t a h i gh e r p r i ce a l
tar t he cl os e of th e Cw ll w a r t h a n a l
gu y t i m e d u r in g t h a t w i r .Th e fol l o w
in g b ri e f st a t e m en t m mp i l e d fr o m t h e
gra in e xc han ge r ec ord s .fur t h e ye a r s
fo l l o wi n g t he C i vil w a r fu rn is h a m or e
e a r l n o t h u i :u p o n w h i c h t o f u n c a n
The Hinnesotl public safely corn
mitlee, in union at St, Paul has ed
dressed |. petition to we United States
senate demanding ihe expulsion of
Senator Robert. SI. 1.aF.»1Ieu.e, of Wiseonsln, from thst body ss punishmm*
fordeiivering 1 disloyel. :editions ad
dress at s convention aI the nonparl§-
ssnleqfue. nconlly held in the! eily.
and slso requested the United States
disuict attorney lo take eogniesnce
of the addresses! delivered on that oc-esslnn by I.aFclleto and others and if
found to be ln violation of my ledenl
statute to prosecute them. The league,
ancordlng toe lhtement of ill presi
dent, hu more than 1lJD.lJ00<memhers,
10,000 in llirmesots,20,000 in each ol
the Pnkotas and 20.000 in 4 or 5 other
western states. its purpose being to
protect the Interests of the lumen.
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mrley, 12,000 pounds.
O n l h e u m a h u i : o l l o a d i n g ,i f nit
th e gr ai n gr o wn w er e sh ip p ed , to m ove
. h h 5 u r |cr op s wo u ld r eq u ir e :F u r
xh-rat., 850,000 c a n ;fo r co rn ,2.8-31,
A 3 c u s ; f o r o u u ,II33,6U|.I cars;fo r
q g ,5 l , 3 l 1 c a n ;fo r ba r l e y ,l:l8¢3-ui
sara.T u u l ( o r a l l c o r a l s ,41u1 ,11u
r a n .
R553 w. Lardnor nys:"Well, Pvc
found a iucrativo profession that you
can go into without pa5'in° for knot.;or unlin'time on 'em.Anybody in
the world can be a mechanic in a gor
|,;o.You don'I. have to know nolhin'.All you got no do il to give you? con
science o aloeoin' potion and borrow a
pair of o1er|\\s."
'.l .th e l o a l n e u n en t ir e ly .E ve r y d a y
de ve lo pe m m e n e w k i n d o f e n oq ze ni
:,Hon,.|;_md e ve r y or g a ni z a ti o n h u e
p m u b u r e a u I h i c h ke ep s t h e n e n
p a p c r a m e n H o o d e d w i t h m e t t e r fo r
pu bl ic at io n.Th e e d i t o r !d o t h e b e l l
th ey c an , bu t th ey vri il h a ve t o d r a w
th e li n e eo me u he re .
bare statement from Mr. Wutlee.2!erc'e the hillary of high prices paid
on the Chicago Iloani of Trade during
andlmmedilteiy after the Civil wer:August. moe,92L cents;December,
1803. $I.12§;June, 130I: 12 26;Janu
ary, mas ll.l>5; November, 1506, sz UJ;
May, ISM, ¥LS5; July, 186833 20; Au-
zusr. 1809,1241;July,iBI0.SlS li:
i'ubruory, April and September, 3811,
0.32, etc.The high price remained
over a doller until 1838, nlweugh when
wld under a dollar nt some period ol
every yer from me to I584,axcepl
inz inlhv y em lass,15|i7,mms.131:
:M 1811.
Pbilonphic Pnngnphn from the
lhrtington Herald:-The hot air nrt-
laln md the home top pltrict are not
the boys who -in be found in the thick
of the hghl when the cluh comesThey will then be occupying nfs pos-
tiona in the rear, whih: the quiet but
tfficlent individuals wil! be deliverng
in the front ranks.
In view of the coniiictln; petition!
of bellgenent nationl. nl!praying forstrength to lick the each other. we lm
agtne that the position of Almighty
God at this time must be ln embaras
ing om. and that he will be justified in
luing them all on the lable.
Q I ||su b - o r g n nl u t i o n a k e e p o n mu l ti p l yi n g .¢r : I m g H 0 3 u 5 } : g 0 ; 3th e a n y t h e y h a ve l a t e l y ,the edit.or=|B S I L L N O T S l .
|. |"|1 ||~| .is n nt o u t fr o m b o t h t h e F o o d A d m i n
st r u i o n a n d A g r i c u l t u r a l D e p a r t m e n t
at W a s h i n g t on r o fé l i n g the p u b l l l h t d
l l n l e m e n i a t h a t t h e g o ve r n m e n t i n -
ten ds to lak e pos ses sio n o f fam liy fo od
suppl ies._\...
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ILILIRIF Dluw ll, w uv ll HI lunuw vnu |~(u r o ne of th e n u me r ou s m i li t ar y t r ai n
lnx ca mps . a cco mpa nie d h er h o m :fm
|| few dun' visit with the family s(Infected """"'Z.!f.'R'E°'°*' al Thn||d|7||Special prices on wagons and sqm1'nm A.1|b¢nuon| nf the fedurll gum!ll \ ll l l \ I.
[ R e p o r t e d B y C r o w e l l G r a i n f l L u m -
b t r 6 0 . 1
G R A I N
W h e n ! - . . . . . .. . .S
C o r n M i x e d
bo x o l a t t h e F u r m a n ' E l e va t o r M x
we e k .28-at
H n . Th e o . Th e : k l e a o n h a i b e e n i|
L h e S u n n i ho s p it a l i n Om a h a fo r l h
p u t t w o w e e k s , h a vi n g g o n e i h r u u g
n nnunrlnnl nnnrnilnh gh * ;l i l| \I!!B| il \
g ¢ § § } 2 ~ v u o p e p u d l i i h p r a y e r
ll l t M o n d a y , | n u ' d e p a r t u r e i n c r i m r
am j u rl a pl u dc n ec .
Th e d n t t r a c e o f ( r o u t fo r th e l e n
|o n vu i n o vhi e n c e a n l h u h w p i n e a l
g n u - : d a y § T\ 1 u n d \ y l m o r n i n g b u t w a -
lo sl lah t an lo do n n i nj ury t o c or n.
W
Th e hi gh pr ie l fo r h og s nt :h a Om nl u
st o rk y ar d s y e l le r d ly [ Thu n d ly j rr | . ;i | \
tu r d Q W 3 5 p a r c u t .C a t t l e w e r e 51
Nn l a a h u nd r ed nfl ' o w in g t o l i m h ea r ;
r s e e l p w fo r I n p u t s e e k .
P a m i n r d l i r z l t t h e U m l h n g r a i n
fxr ha rg e fu r Si 1 ¢6 .a nd u p fo r th 5¢~I
In u va r h t l n a n d n l h i g h a s 5 2 0 5 ;fo r
#b v s l a i n .G n u u p t o 69 r e n t s per
4I
I5¢ l u i ' l u l l v y n s n u v u v n u - _" u r - .l n l c n l y a n d h o p e s t o c o m a h o m e n e :Corn- YallcuWhlla ¥ weekUlf! NO.3W l?!0....... H 53) |Capt.Rnd 0'[1g|;20n ;\¢¢i1'0d Ol
D a u B a r l e y B i x e d darn from tha War Department In
week to rejoin his regiment,the 41|
\~[Reported by Farn1ers'Co»operltiv¢Ne br uk l.and ruuma commnnd o
Unlon.}_,Cu. I.Ha lef t. lut Satunlay io: Dem
ing,N. M. when the Fourth ln anWhen:--No. I..... .... ..... ....3Corn-Yellovn.....ez ss camped.xDance at E. Oltls HalCorn-W hit;
0a tsNe w.. . .so
Hoga..................$l? 50to8iB 50
Gagdou'a School opens October 1.
Mrs. Henry Petersen is lll with a ae-rere attack of lonsilitis.
Dr. W. F. H-mphill's Dental Odlee
located over Stale Bank.15 tf
Mrs. T. C. Gollehon ie quite sick at
her home on west South street.
Mrs.John Schmahllntr at West
Point on a visit to her daug er, Mrs.
Edith SOIL
Dr. Stewartfa New,Onlce,Hayle
Block, and Floor.12 ti'
Rev. E. T. Underwood, and ta~lly,
spent Sunday with his brother, W. H..
Underwood, and Iarnlly.
Hiss Christine Paulsen went to Nor-
folk last Saturday to spend a few days
wlth friends at that place.
Mrs. Annie lilo Gates went to West
Point Saturday morning to spend Su ndaywith her wo. C. Ray Gataf, \. '
family..
For wagons. wagon boxes and hay
tools, see the Farmers'CooperativeUnion.27-tf
hiisaes Anna and Elisabeth Nielsen
went to Omaha Wednesday to see their
sister, Bra. Gutschow, at Stewart hos-
pital.
Gertrude Bcf."n,' daughter of Will
McCann,is reported as being quite
sick and under the care of a profes-
sional nurse.
The members of the Methodist
church will hold a reception tonight for
Rev. w. H. Underwood ard family, at
their church.
Mr. and Hrs. Peter Christensen had
as Sunday guests, their daughter, Miss
Lillie Christensen, and Mrs. Wm. Cool
idge, of Rosalie.
The Queen Esther Circle will have anelection of oliicsrs at the neat Wtd-
nesdsy atternoon meeting to be held in
the church basement.
Rev.C. M. Foreman has been at
tending a meeting of the Baptist Asso
clatlon at Union,Nehr.,this week,where hh was one of the speakers.a
Hans Schumacher slid Louie Davi-
son moved their steel gang of track
men up to Wakedeld lnat Saturday and
expect to wort on the track there for
two or three weeks.
Let your idle money earn something.
The State Bank, Blair, Nob., will pay
Four per cent mterest on Time Certif
cates of Deposit for Six,Nine or
Bennington,Nob.,Sat-
urday, Sept.29th.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Howes are home
from their aummer's sojourn at Capl
Cod. on the Atlantic coast where they
go every summer to Mr. B.'s old hom
to escape the hot weather; and prelt;
soon they will move westward to th
Pacific coast to escape the winter'
chilling blasts.
Carroll xma£a;,, o!rhnups. s. n
ishere on a visit to hna aunt, Mn. Wm
Racer, and family, and to look site
property interests here;his moths
owns several ==-1=~;>»1 illair property
He is the son of rs. Martin Knudser
an olduine resident of the York Cree
neighhoreood and subsequently for
number of yeari, of this city.
You can get Four par cent intern
par annum for your money deposited I
the State Hank, Blair, Nebr., on TimCertidcslekbf Deposits for Six, Nln
or Twelve monthsu ..8Lt
Jake lluffington was a Blair visit:Tuesday.Ho used to live up n u
Herman years ago but has been loea'
ed in Antelope Co. engaged in Iarminq
for near 30 years. He drove to Hernss
accompanied by his wife,to visit hi
lather,"Uncle" George Butllngtor
whois on yearsold and quite feeble.
hlrs.Wm.§LleCandliah,of Kansa
City, and Hn. Ella Bentley, of Omaha
spent last Sunday with Bliss Eth
llead and other Blair friends.Th
u" were formerly the Misses Hel
n, and resided tor sereralyears 1:
south Wallser avenue, in the home noowned and recently vacatd 'hy E. l
Bullock.
Gaydou's School opens October 1.
The Enterprise of June 15th las
contained the following local pan
qraph: Blau asked us the other day
are thought there were "enough aucl
era ln Blair who c ould beworked
our lor 'hlrs.Edltor's'vacation lr
to the Colorado moonwmal"Evlden
ly there were not.asltho "recall1
trip" was not taken.
lt iaobserved from reading the nam
of those selected to serve as jurorsthe federal court at Omaha that Sa
Davison, of Blair, and John Camero
.r Tekamah,are selected.Dsvlsl
has he-en ln Idaho for several years s1Gameron islivlng in Wyoming whi
eaves a chance to substitute some"d
gendable" Omaha court room hanger
on in their stead.
John Rodgers lef t Monday for E.bn... Sndntri. Mo.accompanied |
abushel
l.A|\u" hu found iha npporimn w ;. -t o r u n u p w i t h " B o b . ' ° fo r he a l
hi m ou t n f t h e re pu b il en n pr an id en
"n o r r i n l t l n n i n t f y e s r u r i i l I m p r o v Q:3in to the "mil #ann..¢¢»mor-'erlnwn,of Texas
z»»:1§§f=§;=¢»f\=»u by the Innate nf I
Shir, remand from ofliro and
auaimod from ner again holdirg 3
Ik- 1 Mu.
'Tha chamber of deputlel. of the
fllllin govrrnmenl Buneoll M:en.un am init. fond sa lo is,in n
of bulking diplomnlie nhtinnn 1
Qlrmnny and viii probnbiy join
Amt! and U10 Unl!edSllt| l agl
5%
the kliilr
,_l.vnn J14gqipf30"a.. Jhl
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. 2 ' l 1 ' § .un. W - nl' rn.
v @ ~;;§ 1§p ;ep 1¢ at ': '.: '-h e r w *
e m i " | h e n the c ue Wednelldu
nlxht. nfter a lriellllllflt two eekn
end are etlil on this Frldny moroimr. un
able to agree.It le reported they elend:
11 to 1 ier acqullui of Kelly.
Nebreelu. Stlto J oornel:-It would,
be bud to think of el many an eh; liv-5
IDI Americana who have done le moehf
me Senator LeFo|IotLe to nuke Amer
lca"eefe for democracy,"I'rom the
berinninr of am eueceelfoielforu to
regeuerete Wleconrin to his mc n l
ugh: in the mute ior wer revenue
falrnen and elieiency his nreer lm
been one of notable service to precsi
celdemocrery.
The nexN0 per con! contingent oi
Nglrrukfe quota of drafted men, re
qolrilfll the some number me the lu!
coil from each rounty,wil! bo relied
for mobilisation at po/Inu in the etete
-so be ermoonoed later, commonelng onth# Br! of October. and it ie ennouneed
will be een! to the training camp el
Yen Riley.Camp Funltun.Thirty
three men wil!be relkd hom this
oounty, the uma number ae in the hut
coil.
The sugar companion spilled the
gene when it announced the other dey
their £516 epreiel dividend of IU per
cent for me year; the government hed
no reeeoree but to take oror their bmi
neu.The eager people. nourilhalend
ing the dlrd-end announcement. eonllnur
to insist um scarcity o! auger is me
,tl
a
-r'
iima1»x¢ for lbs increuing price of 111|
aint atuii.Not, sro stall nee boi
good | sugar pianler Herbert lloove
ll going to make
Iislnd ll Ireqbenlly mistake
pu tllm.And the uma in trtic!! bombut, lon of publicit
un bg rnlizd 011, poiitically or
merdaily.Tha srl!pruclaimni;
will bllr watching.lndividunl p
hm requirn no Idverthinf.'T
mittee, in union at St, Paul has ed
dressed |. petition to we United States
senate demanding ihe expulsion of
Senator Robert. SI. 1.aF.»1Ieu.e, of Wiseonsln, from thst body ss punishmm*
fordeiivering 1 disloyel. :editions ad
dress at s convention aI the nonparl§-
ssnleqfue. nconlly held in the! eily.
and slso requested the United States
disuict attorney lo take eogniesnce
of the addresses! delivered on that oc-esslnn by I.aFclleto and others and if
found to be ln violation of my ledenl
statute to prosecute them. The league,
ancordlng toe lhtement of ill presi
dent, hu more than 1lJD.lJ00<memhers,
10,000 in llirmesots,20,000 in each ol
the Pnkotas and 20.000 in 4 or 5 other
western states. its purpose being to
protect the Interests of the lumen.
Pbilonphic Pnngnphn from the
lhrtington Herald:-The hot air nrt-
laln md the home top pltrict are not
the boys who -in be found in the thick
of the hghl when the cluh comesThey will then be occupying nfs pos-
tiona in the rear, whih: the quiet but
tfficlent individuals wil! be deliverng
in the front ranks.
In view of the coniiictln; petition!
of bellgenent nationl. nl!praying forstrength to lick the each other. we lm
agtne that the position of Almighty
God at this time must be ln embaras
ing om. and that he will be justified in
luing them all on the lable.
su b - o r g n nl u t i o n a k e e p o n mu l ti p l yi n g
th e a n y t h e y h a ve l a t e l y ,the edit.or=|
wil l imr e to nr ld mo re pa ge s o r cm. o ut
th e l o a l n e u n en t ir e ly .E ve r y d a y
de ve lo pe m m e n e w k i n d o f e n oq ze ni
:,Hon,.|;_md e ve r y or g a ni z a ti o n h u n
p m u b u r e a u I h i c h ke ep s t h e n e n
p a p e r a m e n H o o d e d w i t h m e t t e r fo r
pu bl ic at io n.Th e e d i t o r !d o t h e b e l l
th ey c an , bu t th ey vri il h a ve t o d r a w
th e li n e eo me u he re .
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pangnph:"Nobr|.aka'| food nlministrstnr,
Gurdon W. Watt cs.af ter cohen-tation with the national Iood i dmlnintrntnr, Herbert Hoover, sure:to i2. V. Parish, publicity mensgorat Omaha, that them la no hope!or higher priced for wheat, with nprobability that it will drop in ptireat lent onehal( nflar the nur.linndvlsoe all farmon to eel! now."
Food Administrator Wattlel, obviouv
ly, poueuel | prophetic vision Il he
would inform himself hu would learn
that when brought a higher price ll
tur the close of the Cwll war than nl
guy time during thot wir.The follow
ing brief statement compiled from the
gnin exchange records .fur the years
following the Civil war furnish a more
outnot hui: upon whic h to func ut
bare statement from Mr. Wutlee.2!erc'e the hillary of high prices paid
on the Chicago Iloani of Trade during
andlmmedilteiy after the Civil wer:August. moe,92L cents;December,
1803. $I.12§;June, 130I: 12 26;Janu
ary, mas ll.l>5; November, 1506, sz UJ;
May, ISM, ¥LS5; July, 186833 20; Au-
zusr. 1809,1241;July,iBI0.SlS li:
i'ubruory, April and September, 3811,
0.32, etc.The high price remained
over a doller until 1838, nlweugh when
wld under a dollar nt some period ol
every yer from me to I584,axcepl
inz inlhv y em lass,15|i7,mms.131:
:M 1811.
'w l I . l . N O T S I E I ZI E n o m ; 1 = o o n ° °
Un d e r t h e a b ove c ap t i on a n a l em e n t
is n nt o u t fr o m b o t h t h e F o o d A d m i n
st r u i o n a n d A g r i c u l t u r a l D e p a r t m e n t
at W a s h i n g t on r o fé l i n g the p u b l l l h t d
l l n l e m e n i a t h a t t h e g o ve r n m e n t i n -
ten ds to lak e pos ses sio n o f fam liy fo od
lo p pl l es ._\...
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divides!who overluur-giy procmms nndinlc meet.and me agreemeufrom the honsetnpl undying love for prmndu that producen lhlll not relull ¢:¢un!.rJ' 1|MOE ~ in ~ bat- dulfli 1|\.l§!c!.
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~ ~mmmY»'é11i§f-FT-€§F»§~"\»,1='»~"==-'»2°»'1&-*=~»Tf&i-WII x nance m mms Ac Il S B :'im the Germans mr Illlrg MI=¢¢=' luo | llaoiu they me lneqmumoumm any from Pnnee \¢ rw marell! Amen-lun plxriol than the Uniird
Sum anim" of Daniah muh whqvuntl m "on up \he soon with Gerunnyfor uklng SchleswiglloAu"ln
nay fum him nllve cwmry.
Eoniioan/irudie
" "-\f "Whnté\r\yhur\dx you hue Johnny."nw his uadzr."Whal would gmany af I umm few' nm |||'l"-~\
lhe entire output of Americm u!oe\puma will In d1|\!|b||l0d under super-vim oi um wif mm, which exurehIn; the paver: ul priority of mmpor \
linen g\\'cn\h¢ gmmmnz by mn
gms. wlllnpporlionizin | :ny ben
to meet the co\mu'y'| var requiremms.1
The new print! ma tbl nau¢v.i-mhey nprnlnl in present quotations
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W e a re b u y i ng Ho g s a n d pa y -
i n g a l l th e ma r k e t w i l l jus ti fy .
W h e n y o u ha v e ho gs re a d y fo r
ma rke t le t us try to de a l wi th y o u.
Farmers Ciruperative Union,
Blair, Nebr.P. Christensen, Mgr_
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Our Service Is Your Insurance Try It!
Thafsihe Only test.Use the phone-come
in--for vulcanizing, tire repair,readjustments,
quick service,new parts-advice~anything.
~.When you are tied up, skfsle, losing money-
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a' .tI' a '1 %
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Iet'us help.Weil lake aff our coats and gn to your iob
because service is our business builder.
Re me mb e r- -we ha v e th e e xpe ri e i zc e ,
the desire to serve.Us e i t a n d th e n
yo u will c ome a ga i n._
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Tnnly-can mlmbcn of the Ron!bbc! hdll. at this place. sthnded
Douglas comix Csmp meeting ll.
1||t'I'han| In; afternoon mi
Hmmm. lon ni Ir.and lin . Hu'
hunc h. met with an accidant
th-Bay night..He fall apninlngact, but at this Udling . it gluing
a u g
Paul Rollin, al' tbl U. S. S. Okla
~ . who spent his furlough with
rilndl md nlallvu in this vicinity.
¢ for Na! York. Satundny.
Nr. and ln. Chu. F. Gotlnli 'Ole
ia»!.im¢ at can Will Winlerburn home.
lr Eikborn. lut Sunday.
Harmn 'Tlmml and hmlly. of (lm:
, nn nlling on relllltelln :hu ti
~My aiundsy.
J:Im P. Petersen. living an the old
nano htm. purehued the llumy
H. OLLERMANN
Larsen ~&laxvlcs
-Jacobson Tom;
Garage.Urruns
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n n l z i u r o n
l I ""~|It l il ifre d LL Gu tt srh a nd Ju iu la Li st ~
Il n a m es H o n d a! a n d Tu u d a y .
H a h n h o u l n .d l u g h u r o l Pegs:
um.
1'here's No Better Time~ Than House
The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewelry Store in the City.
1.wma caan.
Our Nad! an bein:put Into good
SUP* ibm fill, tbl bd vnlhvd out M1
at Lwll Hlilnn' | ln being repaired.
by un:nl of our bon Ilth teams and
ae:sport.thereby reducing um hilt
:fill eomldutlbly .The road toward!
Caliban ll 110108 wldenud by Henry
Klaus and cverymbing will soon be in
M0 shape.
Our farmen an busy mowing every
avtillble hay or weed patch Ior winter
nu, beside!seven!fodder machine:
an buy in corn duldl.
.Sum! of our former cutie feedari
think it basl. not to imrest in that line
tbl! Jes, Henry.Rohwofs gush a n
to be kiln, but Georp Ohrt risked the
w u p m u a n d m n nit!u m m un
lsldy on html. surfed in by buying
Tnndly p. m. at Mn. II. G. Meyu'¢
u h h l n Lhu. Koch.
:lm Mmm Gollsch returned from
Blair W cdaniq than sho has been
tuning retains for ; week.
Cleaning Tune to Install Gas
F o u r D o o r s W e s t o f t h e C a s t e t t e r B a n k
BLMR. NEBRASKA
| | | | | ¥ l ¢ ¢l o l a o o o o o b o s a l o o o a l a o a a o o o c ¢| | . | | | | .
n h l a n a n n vm h 1 .H a w e n t to U m a
in an W ada -0 -Ida! for du ty a t o ne s.
5 Ctrl! Slnhen hu 2.000 sheep on hand
ind il lhrt ln tha! dlnclion to buy or
ull whenever prosperity beckons.
Glen Jupcnou mtuntaond hu sr.-r
#lon tn his country, in eumineé inbmah: hat. Monday. paused and hu m
anlgumenz in tht cavalry.We are all
pnlti of his smbiliun and loyalty.On
'Pandas n his relnlivan to the
lumbar of ID gathered nt His :Inter
Iln df n b oml.ll a .Chris Pdenor.
md pn him a farewell reception, pn
irc nlauno al Norfolk.
lrl. Gllnn Dcrothy, of Long i'ine, il
visiting har paints,D. W. Lunpnn,
hr | eovpk of weeks.
Th! bdainou md social meeting of
tbl Bpworth League nu enterlaineu
Wodntlill titfllnl at Rev. Ii\mm¢1'|.
Aubriy Fairchild, of Omnbl.visited
Bohr wen marnedjlundav p. m.alI c'¢ioek ll the Congregational church,
hav.Bu h fn d performed tha een-
gony.Mr. and ln. Mu:ball left the
urn nenlng for llurcer, Win., on a
'aiding trip.
for iightingf and healing.Wt il gladly give you oxporl. advice
and help in tho matwr, and so unit. estimates.U( course Lllere
is no obligation on your part. ir asking for the facla and [Ego res.
We are so sure that gas as a fuel and illuminam. wil!prove ao
superior to other ways that. wo promise }ou°lE find zz well
worth y our while to investigate.
We. of course, don't axpect your putronage on any other
basis than um you will serve y our own Enwresta by giving
it no ns.
Wir not invnsti~te !
Crlpanhoft. hm Saturday and Smsdaf.
lilac Nina llciisnnan and Georgia
ldrchlld ontarmlnad tha Yuan; Ladiu
Klzla5A1¢!.an Tuesday waning at the
Jaanh Glover bona.
Rn. LW Ilohmbaum ard daughter,
India, at Harvard. .spent the hrnt. pm
at ihh wool: visiting frianda here.
Hmm' Ewa kit llonday af ternoon
3h t f o n m a t i n g t h e a r m y .
W m .Goe|l lD¢»Sr . ,d i e d Tue sd ay
a
of tho ltomuh.Funanl :runac-monu hue not been announced.
uma Wilma Ludulg aeeompnnied bar
hr unch,Hoblon Ludnlg,lah last
!'r\d¢y!or hor homo in Sioux City.
ntw np mdlni nun ! wuts wa wi th
hz nundpuc nu.
Ill Ellis Inn. who hu btln visit
ing 1|-had! at Uahling for a week. re
wuid bum Sunchy.
No t i c e b y P u b l i c a t i o n o n P e t i t i o n fo r
P r o b a t e o f w m
3 1 ' A l ` B o r N E B R A S K A ,1 . . .
W a s hi n gt o n C ou n ty .\
cnaavsa 5¢»\BBlE$DIP AP-
mz o v s u
u.S.Department ol Agriculture
l n . H i n t . o f H e n s o n ,I n s U n k
, a n d g u n t a t h e r d l u l l a l . | r ' |h e n u n d
on S un da y t h e y al l jo i ne d a h m i l y
County, Nebraska.In thc timer of tba Estate of Mario
W1ich. Damned:The nrltied petition of Clull Wrich
b u been Bled In the County Courtaf u i d Cdtlnty,praying that Lal.-
ten Teltamcatarydo inane to Henry
Writh under the l u t Win and
Tnumtnt of Huh Wdch, Deceased.
Now, therefore, notice il benby given
thu n baring will be had on uid pe-
illion an thu 13th :hy of October, A.
D., x911, at 10 rrclock |. m.,n m all
penona interested are nouried to | | -
penr and tho! nun, if my, why uid
Instrument muy not be proved, aliowed
and probated u the l u t Will andTcitnmlnt of uid dectued, IM execu
uon thereof.and xdmiwtntion of
said estate be panled.
Witness my band und Omcial Seal
this Wlh day of September. 1911.[ s u n ]I. C. ELLEII.
34-:sc Liuunly J udge.
Solution Withoufbinlphur
Oillca of lnlormatiou, U. S. Dept. of
Agrkullure.
Wnhlngton. D. c..Bcpt.2%.--The
me ol mink nclulicn of niootin indip-
pin( luhby rbup and catlll is npprow
edinlnordlrllsuad wdly by tba Sec -
n u n of Agrkultare.Tala dippingnolutkon didn; from tht hitherto re
quired, by ibn aliminatian ol lulphur.
Chwnl have hen: made fclloting n
nrlll ol uninl sxperimenta in thu
sffort to cbnpen the upcnu of dip
ping sc.abby animal: snd at the um:
ll ua zo insure ihl enfrtivencn of auch
trulment..Dua l||~g¢Iy to ww re»
qummenu for sulphur in sur indus
um, the price of this elemout bu
gnntly inc nnd.In the dip n for
muly made up,therefon,we c om
panlhely :only substances were ned.
itil Mlioved that the elimination of
in the HcCarthJ dletrlct.
Fiftem auto loads of mm kld die l.
o! Kennenl, made our eronda ring :lille
they dcnicked last Saturday.
The llerahail Wilcox family were
entertained at the Percy Tucker home
l.;1 Calhoun lui. Sunday.We are glad
lo note Ure.Wilcof a aumcient.re-covery xo be able to visit her friend!
after a shutin period ol o u r eight
monthl
Hiaa Lulu Lorenzon returned Friday
from a urn week's recreation at Excel-
eiur Svfimrv Mo.,and enjoyed that
resort very much.Iduiliey, the Slth, Walter Allen :ek
hfaled hu itlth"b!r!.hday by entertain-
Ing a nlre company at irienda at llaple
Cunt, in lhl evening.
A very enjoyable wiennierout, wal
Inki at the Jay Larsen Isome on Wei
nnday evening, complimentary to lliaa
Him! Juhnwn who ia ua leave ua anonful aebuui duties at llemmlgfard, Nab.
vest.-The Banking House ol' A
Cme mr.Pnsehing at lt a. m. and 1:30 p. m.
the use oi a time und sulphur lolulion
In the ollicial dinoinz n! sheep xml cat.
lle lar scabbiea.
CHURCH NOTES
THE BUSY BEE|a c t i ve \ g l n t , 'l h a U n i t e d St a te s [Je
decrease the cost of Lhll dipbuhto the farm in U08om :au weak.
occasioned by James' call um the colon,
: P a n t o u t i n g h o u r w i t h th e be a u ti fu l
lo af o l gr o an t ur ni ng zo g ol de n Jo l l a !
nt od a li n g t he mo a t be a ul i fu d a n d g lo r
lo ss se a so n o f t he yo u r- A ut u mn .
W i m th e p a u l a ( a o u o n a w h a t a
wo n de r fu l lo l ro n c a n b o l e a m o d .Th e
aeaaon i s drawi ng to 1 close.A r o co n l
b r a k i n g c r o p l l i n a i g h t . .O u t o f th a
fn l l n o u a n d ab un da nc o o l t h e h e a r t
the mo ut h a ho uié l pea k.ll a ) t h o s o u l
u a m i n g l y b o r n e d o i n w i t h g r i e f a n d
, o f r o r lo ok u p a n d !i va .Co ul d t h o
wa r r in g p ow e r s o l e a r t h d r a w : a i d e
th o so m be r c u r t a i n a n d ob a or vo t hi s
acane i n i n be au ty ,w i t h li fe g i vi n g
prin cip les t h a t a l l m i g h t s h a m ,o u t
o l th a bo u n t y o u r n a m - g a ve , t h a n
cr e a ti n g a l ol i d fo u nd a ti o n fo r p n o o
agr eea ble t o h u m a n u n d a n t a n d i n g
¢|; r1 n| ¢i rg u pw ar d pl an in g £0 a ll m a n -
a m l rr J. H i l d e br a n d .
Bl ai r. N ob r. . Se pt . 24 th .
Hu M. If. Churc h
Beginning February Int 1916,
4 per cent. interest will be paid on
certificates of deposit issued fur
P r e s h y t l r l l n
W e w i s h l o r e m i n d a l l m n m h e r e a n
rc g u i n f se r vic e !a t th e Pr e sb y te r ia n
t h u r t h .
Sa b ba t h Sc ho ol n t I 0 a. rn .,H n .
\
AUTO Tunes ARB T00 mum E
TBM. old cum; you may hung army
néosoaoaofosososoroowwiJ O HN L O THR O P
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Prunles u tuu ml Fdanl
Caurh.
wunrinuuu. nmDOM Smut ll CIU nm.
Bla ir.---Nebr.
woooocoooooooooooooooooa
Fluat Chrlgllan Church
Bibb School at .10 I .m. Samual
Juhnl, Supnrintendent.
Dwine worship at 1: a. m.
Evening wunhlp at 8 p. m.Payer meeting wadneldu evening
at 8.
Ali un welcome.
John B. Williarnl. mniatar.
AK-Snr-Ben fall Jubilee
0MMIA SEPT. 26 to 0C'|`. 6 51911
luplrintandcnt.
Epworth League at T, p. ln.,C01
States, prosident.
Morning wcnhtp at lk cfclocl
evening nt 8.
u surname .
u c c r u u u m :PJTRIIUOII rmne
Wed. Evenlni. Oct. B,Thursday. Oct. 1,
"Trill| I ll Du amq""$\'|fR`i Liberty hula'-
Thunday Evening. from 8 to 10, at Ro.|rke'| Hua Ball Park, willbe shown
»\i~SuBe|'a Big Hiillry Fmwarks Spctnde._
Carmtiln am Haiilnl Slin gf 11|
51|idny Evening; Oat. 1 One Week, Beginning ~ 3
AkSnrBln n;vlr welriel. its jog: sro always nur.The snappy 'fini
day] are Nnlun's iribule Lo tha Putin! Spirt srhieh SAHSDN
decre¢||hall,n£¢n once each year for this short time.
'|\'n'th|'s B53 cminu Every Day. ll il 11
Information Bureau for Hole! Accomodations.
nnpdn c uun u New
ileguhr services ,Sunday nwrnlng.
Bubla School at 10, preaching atll, and
ln 01| qvnningli. Y. P. U.at 1, preach-
ing at 5.
Payer meeting Wadnosdgy evening.
The public la cordially invited zo All
our aorvices.
C. H. Foreman. Putnr.
W. H. Undstlrood.
Pu mr
mupnmrnux
.f .sh a i l e r i n q b u n c h e s o f t h e ge ne ro us
s h a d e L t l e l u f t h a C i t y o f B l a i r .l l :
h u l a t o n t h e to p s o i g n c m e o !t h e
th u u n m d n hil ls n e n r b y wa t c h i n g th e
re se dl ng at md o su o f t h u m o r n i n , a n -
j n y l a g t h a mi r r o r l i l m rei ie ctl cn d o n g
th e b a nk s o f l h e g r i n d h o i d l l l l l o n r i
ri ver as n t e nd s l i l n er p e nl l ik e c o ur s e
t h r c q h (a r en t and da le.H e h u o b
. ._l l ::
==1 .0want to s ell your fa rm, drop In
and see us, ns we are now equip-
ped to dispose of y o ur la nd to
the best advantage.I have just
opened up an extensive advertis-
lng ca mpai gn ln the east a nd
elsewhere and.already,buyers
are beginning to respond.
COME IN EARLY
and ta ke adv antage o l the ac-
t l v l t y l n l a n d Inqui ry jus t de-»
veloplng.l l y o u wi s h to li s t
your land, come in and we wlll
show you the extensive territory
Capncity and values are both
fourdnn the paper I work tor.
bet me spuk to you about news
pnpen.
' r . J . Hi ld e b r a n d .
'.|` 1
farm that ~ill just suit you
....running and will give you an ln-
slght lnto our me tho ds.
W e are partic ula rly desirous
ol getting some more high-class.
Well Improved farms on our list.
l}`Y0|]ARElNTHEMARKEl`
na me i n a nd s e e o u r li s t of
-' -.- ~_u .. ..
NOW IN MY NEW OFFICE
We are now locutcd in our new
olllce. the flrst door west of
Rathmann's Garage.If You
mxrs fom0S1 mlsfum
GENE RAL A N D L OCA L NEW S AND ooMM:e:N'r,//1\,,; nn: uns=n'mrwnN QQUNTY. Nnnmsxa. oo'1'oBER ,¢, 1917 No.a e
VOL. XXI
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lot'l'a BoaétLiberty Band
Blltimon, Oct.2 - l n .Hon!! 0.
~anmoytr, Now York, n member of
-mvloory council of the Notions!
om|0's pony, an an odd:-so blforo a~eating of 150 sohugiau hero today.
~iulvd ro the mdrqiau not so nn
map: ln aid of the Liberty Loan.
°docllnd :ha rould not irorkfor it
ltboqgb lhe had urnd on A commit
~ma ol :roman who tound tha conq
Iar tho Hn! Liberty Lam."I huuf t tha nano to uk money,"
bl odd, "Ion a battle for domocncy.hen on who dcmnnd u .o ddmocney
thrown Into julia for doing oo."
The lullngiatl prion.: greeted hu'
th applause and mont oi them dv
had they were ready to follow her
~vice.ilu. Abby Scott Baht, of W aking-
nn odieiuiof the Nations! 1rom|u1'|
a , urged the woman to boycott. the
.Shouidnbobad thru sons in
wm v : A m mo l .\-..
Under the above nptior. the KmnluCity Suu comments upon Bou.ua.'| Hn-
rine hand. in vrhirh Norman Lathrop.
nl this city, il a musicim, an followlz
"There may he batter hands. but
Klnsu City h;m't heard them. Whit.
ELIMINATE ONE TELEPHONE co
Now that the Blair Tehphono com-
citipfzs to c6nside}"fh'§ i?6,aa1Bm
ol' aubllnhinz a municipal coal yard,
After the coungcil ndjourned Mayor
Chambcn notihed John Aye thnt he
was appointed to held thlt committee.
The other appoilmlnu luvl not hom
announced.A dalontion consisting of
the minilten of the Hsthodist, Bap-
tist and Chrlntlnn churches of the
city and 1 number of church women
m:sented an ondinnncu proddlr
for an Mic h!Welfare bold wh ie
.|.
g
dlifennce
u
GENUINE PATRIOTISM
0 - l
Sp ea ku r C ha mp C i nr k. o f t h e l n w o r
Ho um a of C on gr es s. d el in qs h is k in n f
t m l p a t r i o t i s m l n t h e fo l l o w i n g b r i e f
n m m n h =
OAKLAND CONTRACTS Fora saw-
BR svsns M
Theclty of Oakhnd,in our migh-
bwns county oi Bart, hu let n ountn et to an Omaha firm to ?.ui\d a
nie: qmtsm lor thc sum of $31.35.
n subsequent meeting.
Tuc hen in the [ruin schools of
Fremont hun uked for n 25 per cent
nine in uiulas in s petition ua th
in public speeches,brasimr wa n ,
lug-badoehd parades and vodfcroulullflrnlinnt of love ol equntry.but
fennlnl pm-iotlam comin: ,ln bein! a
tboronghguing American oidnn,dis-
chuflng lllc haudoua duties of citi
zenship nary dn of thc thru hundred
and sixtyhu. thereby showing forth
lhahkalnga und gtories of our fnoand bencicllnt institution to all ibn
' . ° r d | |
our but cmdw ant! hope that you will
wiv: Ia .Println no always hiking at tho
H. C. °' £ThiI time bo: 1111 help
wc uzix sn.Youn Truly,
Jlmel Mon.
|
VINEUAR COMPANY MAKING bm.
AHA nlsrmsunuu CENTER
[0mlhlTradeElahiblll
The llurmlnu Vinegar and Plckle
company han neenllypnrewed dn
nun olanl N me Shobln cider Co.
of Shuben, Neb.Thia plan: la uma
ln ma largnai anple Pf°'l°¢'°| ulmln
ul Nebraska and hu an manual pro-duellon of about 350,000 gallon.lu
adulllon ln lh ll thu ahuva oumpaayeonlraend for the autlra output ol
mm ou.-ar ddar wmpaulu.For a
number ol yuan mu oomwu hal w~
mud a uldar plan! a¢ Pawneo, Nah.,
Ihlch grind: Iulo eldo! about No can
nf applaa aacu nar.Eerlmaml on nu
eomblned pzadnndon of aus ddu plum
they now wud tha l-laahuaun people
plan to markn &0W,000 gallon ol up
PII doa: the eomlul yur.lu addlllon
lu um UH! -are nmdodly alone in
dill lluld lu tbl mauul n and nala
of dlatlllnd vlnefar.In Lhll aty ll of
vlnegar they eetlmaba m market our
l.000.ooo gallana annually.
Thu oompnuy wal reorlaullud ln
luly ol mu year and Ia ahowlnl a
mavkzd advumamaut under tha now
managvmant ol 0.W.Donaldlou aa
omldenz and general manger and A.
x.Welbol aa auperlnzendena New
methodl are bah( lnaulled and tha on-
dn tnduua eonduud along :na moan
mudem and auoeeullul llnea.'ho wm-
\\l| yur la ln ue maxuwx dw nlanu
acquired and an lncreue in tba plekle
autloua operand by me company ln
lllrmnou and Colorado.ll lao nly I
quutlon ol Llma until thll umofru le'nllued an bl one ol the lariaal lac
mlu lll me umm sum In LM vlan-
(ar and plnkla lnduatry.
loat people fall to appreclata tha
not amount ol vinegar eonauraeu dally.
me .l°\1\1l|\¢ grocer: my 1: In mo w
LOW blrnll !o;_theAx on nu.Tb l
Ellfllllllil people lpped about 8.000
nanela ln local u lu Nohraaka
.,,¢la va ln Yha mou§\\o l Augull
alque.In uuulzum to thla Luey deliver-
edaboutwun to the wboleaalo trldo
ami declined funbat ordera (or over zo
an on account of ehortqe ol alock on
hand in: dellvary.The company la
~lil ao taqahend tw lame! \"!"'tiw man-an for delivery .wlthln'60
dur
BREA D SAVING A ND BREA D
PRICES
m m m u m
Admoultionl zu Amarklu bandwid-
arlanewalllu point hut, 11 full re-
aponlo la to ba had. aouuthluc more
lar-nachlngla expeeoad of tbl (ood
admlnlmaior.Bread pxleea m ¢hl|
country are hl¢her Luau ever bolnre
and vhlla baker:h a n been ny lulnw zlma xulma u ma redu eakm la
mmm, mu lmrhu b eé ld ono w r e-
llna Lhe emaumer.
In London, by olllclal order. a lout
pound loal od hnau eelll lor v penn,or la mm nl our mnnny , and a on
pound loo! for Yi penoa or Seann.
Hun ln Omaha, lor example. un loef
nl hrull la eold at the nu of fourusu
ounelfor xo :vnu nr a.l.ln1e mon
tb lu d o u b le tb l u m vm In lab-
limtbeprlee ol B on: le hed at 50
.Numa or an for a aank of an pouuda
as a¢ainat the eama nrleo ham-a (or 190
pouudajor 84pmnda len.The govern-
ment prlu for lhl lbu! out of which
Ill ho ur la mml ll pr antlully tht
u ma per bushel ln both wuntrloa.
hr\hu,.| h¢ Eldlhh uma ua: usual
bewe laaa chan u|am.y~rqn: umm old
an d mu u hh : whe n a uld : m ww
on buylmr "trash" bnad._Amlrlun|
a n w w for quaulidea ol una:mnlaxon lbal ll uallbar hnltuful uar
eeouomlul.
T h a m m pmblem confronting our
rwd admlnlauatof la plainly out now
lluvd to lnduclnz voonle w abeuln
from "ang me bread amr n la pul
on me mu,
THANK vnu! "J !£EM5"
"S u ni l u a tb l ".ll|.u"
ldnao. the BN: enuleeuouer, eondrluk
and leeeream oaurur aenda 'ne Eo-
=-m\»~ a hot n l sawn mm c how
law through Unch Sam'e mall. thatnd! we elle nm gn., bloc ks lrutuu
ui "GYM the c ake." al cha old ax~
pnailon la for aumenlung ot exuaquallu. and lollan le up wllh Untol
lowlng graehul note:,
_lin x. ? ~ g um,guy ,.- - , . _ , . . , . -
Deer Slr:v .
»Tlurty-Three More Hen
To The Training Caap
'ruannaum mum ua ~'
aawad neada y wau nlorlha -
eamna! Fl-.Klky.Kamal,--
pvomply attlaoouloaol lheueal 'ampdonboardatahoeoenhuuaei'
und o!a.ua.only \hrea£allln|
lMvlllP»Onan! |.heae,DouV.~
lq,va| k leke dlu d>| faze l1y 'a~
le wd a y a q o d a o h a d ly lmn la a l.| » a | u . ua h leo o re p u' td wlll| o h
umpwhau lheo ndldou will »
x m g m w s .v m " m m s u l z
Th ln d llmu lu tu lld ty h a luo tb ti i
= a \ a u a a u n a v u q v ¢ w , » a »
u n d az Arllngtou waa uamlod
aueennu¢d.ldnotanawa_r.be
:.lonboaru'aaulumonaxoappq-area.una me n ooau m an eall ln .
dh r u a le lu lxt o n the lllt,D ~Lby d Utterbac k, ol Axllqnau. P
Wllllamliruqal Callaum, and`
Dkkmly er.dBlalr, aawlaadtotll
ua¢u»(rp| a»~».m\u¢ as neu.ldd. wh ic h amldtuleold puent
Wublngwuonuutfodraitquou.
rmlalnlnglbpar eentof tha neuq-wou,\!men.vLllbeu| lled mas
uname.pr. W .! .l1 | na Ull.1r bo ann
and m e2"l.§°»..r g m z n n w m l z f
emn d ou b o mth a a b e ac o n ~1: hL \| | nn X0 | elph !n . In tb ¢-
lu d\ . ln a ru \y , 1lll no t | o
onlan-d by thomlhtary antbod~
rw° f 1 l° r d o =! . f ° f~ ' h l=b \ » w
ma n n l n m u m s for some
pu t.The men ann photographed
pouplufr ontol also enum ~f
by A r" llatlu hu. wa n! on ud lu
lgo daf a udleu by th e lla lr
¢a| lowadby aglatouuoh| | dvG
m m m :o l u p G.a . l .
\h lr 8 l¢ . | b a | I la ! W . lL c . ~ »
uidmany nladvnanuadmlrlrl
»mm»¢1-1e\»un»==.mmh~4
fauxeauuaum.~,
Thlua lu ua ar epu md an uo ul
a q u n u l u m n u l a z u n v u
l1| ,mlo| to¢. \lllb y V| l.a ranJ ~
, s u m e a n ..a . ¢~ | .lw'§ ". n - a y n r 1 u r \ » ¢ :
u y u mb v d e e a a a d f r h n d
lr. Szephenl il s member o!u m;
commiutal and he ny: thu be intends
zu make the trip to Europa.
Congressman Sfephens to Go
To Battle Front
Fremunt.Nebr.S/:pn 29,-Con-nucmnn mn v. swpm.-uma(rom Wuhlngton vxhy.Ho ny: It
il unllkul the :nth-0 United Suu!sungreu will accept the Lnvlullon atthe umm, pul£mlnt m fbi! tba usb
om battle front, but thu! hu clpocu
Na as~ md" lo1rar~ht him: cor
5 a .qu e st i on .I n u s e t h a t w e n d-one
w o o p i n n : h u t h e r e s u l t w o u l d
se t t l e t h e q u a s l i - o n s o t h a t t h e fa r m -
e n o f t h e c o u n t y w o u l d n o t a g a i n
so o n b e a n n o y a d , r ig h t . i n t h e i r b u s y
m u o n . b y a h a n d o f s u m a z r l c u l t u w
sc h o o l c o u n t y a g e n t s p r o mu l e n . l o c a l
ld; baton America vu drinn to takun W='- they an loyal so zu.of | out ofbed mn mgm, when he found
their adoption und nr: undina air, the Irishman weep. and nude an nxboys to the fronttn Mb! for the per-tenrdve search to had .the calh. butpdully of Americln im|im|,ipn,|§rould never succeed, and inquired or
Gases of dialoynlty among fonign lslm where he kept iz.hom dtixenl are exceptions to um nh**'\\ell." Iuid l'at. "I allowed you toxo to bed nm nerr aight. lad ll 'M
°tural to comply with hh wish, he got
uixoreight memben a .~In
~|"a r ..t h e p r o l n c t l o n a n d re l i n i n g o f o i k i l n
STANDARD OIL MEN AN D am-
PL E ME N T D EAL ER S c o rw e n
Gllting Together to 5oak Ih¢ Public
Two Hundred Fif ty Mu Mm!
In Kansas City
mans City , Ho. 0c |.2.-Tum hun-
dnd md MU npranntatina a! pru-
u # --
c r r Y c o UNc | 1 .
Si:members of the city council
roll cell, Bigelow and Nncu
being absent et lut 'monday uight'e
Nwllr fortnightly session.The biil ol! Mcfirur and Company
fo: tho motor for tho ur city well
wel ordered odd.The legal printing of tho counci!
vu avnrded io the Enterprise.The city trea.:uner'e rcport In reed
and plecedon file.A grist of bill:was read end.
with the exception o? 1|Nt"
mitted by E. J. Farr in the num of
5175.011 for checking up the city of-
ficers, were ordered peid.The Fan
bill ares rcfcrred lo the finance
commim with instructions to imeeti-
sIt° end report.On gzotion of ¢mmtlmdf:...:=the
mayor was instrucbeclf by unanimous
1:~tora~miht a committee d three
nfilsnmf you exectiy which etnr is
youu:Fi11tro1r-No. 1. Dcluure; 2, Penw
sy lnuh;2,Nur Jereey, 4,6001glut
5.Connecticut; 6.lleuechullette; 'l,.
lla:ylend: 8. Smith Cnmline.
Second row-Ilo. 9, Nur Hnmpehlre:
lo. Virginia; ll, New York; 12, North
Carolina;13,Rbode -blend; 14,'Jer
mont: IB, Kentucky; la, Tcnnceeee.
Third row-No.11, Ohio;IB, Lotlir
lmI; 19,Indiana; Sl.lheelenlppi; 2i,
Illinois;22. Alabama; 23,Urine; 24,
lllin uri.'.
Fourth ro*-No. 25.Arl¢enne:21l.
lltchlgua; 21. Florida;28, Taxes;8 .
loin: 30, Wieconlln; 31, Cnlifomle. 32.
Kinaenots.»Fifth rovr--33, Oregon; 3-I,Knees:55,v m :Virginia;au.Nneda; an.
Nshnskaa ill, Coloredo; Ii, North De
tote; 40, 8-until Dekots.Sixth row-No.41,lantern;42.
Washington; 43. 1iilho;; 44, Wsomhv.
%5,'Utnh; 48. Oklahoma; 41, Now iles
TABY
The :want reorfeulutloa of
mtliury torus of the govummont. b
whic h the Nebruhe regiment! he
been diaintozrehd and mm md ~
neon on! tha n nr lmon ty mlnfd
other military deperunenta, It la
por ted .I. | i npu nue nc eof splen
the war doputment to psttem
the British aystcm ot military »
nnisation.The Sixth Nebruke
mon hu los t ite identity end
odlccn. in part. and the nnk md
have been distributed to other »
mlndi.111| Fifth regiment
lu old form ha while the ~
nziment. or which Blah-'Q Co. F. -
stitutodeput,1| rlth wexc eptiout
nuehtnc gun company. has bean
over Into |. heevy held artflllfl' ba~lion md deeignsted ea tho 127 divlal
ol tht mn havy held artillery U.
It.5Reed 0'Eng.lonof Co..
A B UM s n o w
The main sqneau of 'fbi Enurprire
hu ab lwned tori number of g u n
|..b e e n u r i g n o d t o t h o i o m m n n d o f C o .
F o i t h e 12 7 h a v !M i d a r t i l h r y
U S . A . c o m p r i s i n g 3 0 0 m e a w i t h 3 0
co mm is si on ed a n d no n- co mm is si on ed
si l k e n u n d e r h i m . .H i n c o m m a n d W
a l r e a d y e t t l b l i s h e d a n . u t i l l e z 3 m n
t h r e e m i l e s o u t o f C a m p C o d y a n d i n
t r a i n i n g t h a n .C a p t a i n 0 ' H u : l o n i n
a l l o w e d t h r e e on d o ri i a l i n h i s n e w
g a m m z n d a n d h u n l o e i a d a s such.
r va l Sc h e ffl e r ." D a d e "l h l p r a n d
P c t l g i l b o r t -
Geo:-gl W. Lamb
Peter Thiran Ehtriip
William K1:un
But! B. 'Vnnghn
Alumnus.Elmlr Floyd Uturbaek, Ar!
Paul Willhm Xmas,»
mmizltion or by tbl lndividull
If you an patriotic onus outbout. Our eommuldty man
prnuction dna the Nation
OHUANIZB ||DMB UUA
A mating will be held In
dl Chamber of tbl Ci!! Hail,
waning Octoblr 8, at a o'4:Joe
pmpon of ornni iinl a
of Hema Gaudi Th!
mn b e gu m; lo n! me ml
undoztbljnrildic tiond un
Nndonll govunmmtl.
IESTAR ON 'ms El./no?' G u a m a m y Na v: Mu n P ly MI I
310.000 PQI Llbela t r w l w a c o r n .
N H !| u i D ¢ |m d ~n u .._ _ . - \ . \ . | _ -h u h n g i n h l l l
»§»2,1Q 0- un.u. A. zma. of 1=:saI
Mn. ll. and llr. abd un. Wm. Plan-
o - . 4 . . ¢ »lim judgment of un uuusez oogng¢~._DI LB! \.»lmlusuuuu.Thus stu No. 1 hu the upper Init up News must "¢°°lh UP"u l..|-. n_.-_-...eu.. unonnttoths judge for Iibcllng hi:
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THE COUNTY AGENT J OB I " " n u r m l'rw-.Q mmnrkinl dill enaungut of
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NC B l o no w m g uw u u l \I\ l u | .Q, . ,..r va t l o n o f : l l W i l l h m u .m m :|AAn d t h e m u s i c .Dad a n y b o d y e vl r p i u d i n l f o r t h e e o n u_'"° ' -\ -- - - - - - -. . . r d x ; r m i n t !! t h a t i t H l f l l t l l l O l d ? ~. ~'
Chutsridwnnd Pfeiffer£|.iu.»fr§¢-¢ 'ga live' .}¢~ |fYe¢tad.|.uNaus'r crumaes Alban 'Madamthe ofhcinls. board of directors. annum
take up the conlldention of 1. plan
to in some manner bring about the
§fnnlnm.=uop of the two teieph-:ine
iwnynl Henld.}
The fact that an occuiond citizen
of German extnc don hu given ex
.......1.," nt irplmnlbln uttcranell and
'° many bum shown to a n on:gow But never rally baton
one.But an "fall" for a n Busbymlnstroi tant show int Friday night How those chaps can Plllf what a
'ltld fr ww ha ve i n So uu.what a' " " " ' ° ' ' " ' ° ''° "i '" ':5" 'T°""f spiritthly show.W h ltnz ei t.w w
county agent upon um ua,-,.,.- -.thin county.Taxes are ulrudy
mountain high and no oppronive to
\ great many people.The flr mc n
_'- -can vnhinl
Arthur I..¢otm1\ Burton
Ernest. Chriitiln Pc hnm
Frmk Kr ug !!M a w r Ntd n nl m u m i n u i n e d h a r e i n l i l l l l w m cn ynucuvu b t N t h sm l n " a n d p u :or l a lt It i s l i f e .i l f W u h m x w l l W u n t y wuz l u u Il r a n b u r d e n s o m e - = u n n e c e s ; a l y e x -d e s e r ve :' r ° , : " = ° ' ° ° :. , 1 2 . 2 2 . . . ;: ; . ° : ° ; : ; l r i t h : ; . , . m e c h a i n ~; " : . 1 ': ; . . , " , 2 : . . . : : '-3 ' ; , . , , . ~ . , , . . , t h e y a r e ~ z o
he m- n t o b el u nh o na us er s . b v th e e l im -d ° ° ' . °".._.- n f - -.. . . .. . ¢ | | ri m Hu t ll l n d If h a lh ol l\ d gn fn . -:~..» .... .4..G.i n n n - I n t d n h u v a s t a n d u i a r k e t a n d do l \'t 1 1
hmm B ta lo r d
J o h n m m m
John Chr£sun|a1n,in s ti o n o f o n s o f t h e e x ch a n ke s .O n l y
o n e c i t y i n t h e s t a t e o f B ! n i r ' |p r o -
]>0rl.inn|,R e d Cl o ud ,h u t w o t d o -
!:hnne¢xch;ngen..The matter should
go u d d e ri b l e n um u e r o r p e o p m ua un a"t l l i u v 1 ' . . . _ - - - - - _ .h u n n u n rma n b i r t h w i t h I t d l n g l a t dia lo ya lt y.o u t h e r o a d w i l h a n n g g r e g a n 1 " " ° " "" " """ " " 'l t i l b a l d i n d i s c r e t i o n , m a y t h a l e n t .th at .l t w a s re a i l y Iw l fl !a m m i n l ~ ¢ § ' J I I . 1 " Z " m g 5
no a bo u t ch a rg es of t r eq cn on g r ou nd s Lh ou x h to f t! ho w m a n y w o k e n t h a n .nf Be r r. ,,_;=_de 34|5 m e m b e r o i
n f m e r e susp ici on.Th e g o ve r n m e n t a n I n I fl a l r , u r g g r g ~ °;_f§,g g _ N a t i o n ! G u n n d n n d s o n o f 1 )
q u l r e t h e t h e o r e t i c a l l d s r l c e o f s o m e
ndul esc ent c i t y - b r e d yo u !h »w h o
k n o w : n h a o i u t o l y n o t h i n g o f p n c l i c a l ,
ap p l i e d fa r m i n g ms t h od s .n e ve r i i d
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¢..»....# T B I i h i v w uW a l t e r P r e s t o n a w w
curl Schroaderi~`\éls.§aéi wiuum Stork
Henry Christoph# HumpIIIlIIIr
nemembcn when D. U. l"ulvlc; neuwasbrought here from Mississippi
by his older brown, John T. Bdl, to
'learn the printzn' tnde as "devil" in
QIIGIUDD ll U) Wuuuaua un u - - - - - .not. the politicians and athcaholderu Levi! Kn jic el ;
and upiranu for od-to of the CWUU.1-¥1\4¢f* Vmght Du - ¢
want to incur the dpenle Incident Karl Edward Timpa .
---- --»-»o Fred humenco Denlllm *
""?¢"£}T|§I JHE1 " '"'nh-nu
alrrlee. 'l'hlallll|'|.|t\lr t\|ltl!fec%l
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1f # - - f » m » ~ = r \ f e - ° f - 1 ° - - * - ' W -~
'fo ».;.'1`i.'°`1`I "h';° '°°;' ;°§d""?'h m .n u m m u u m a m a s s s n m l
h i . h a m; s o W g ; ~ f sn conditions in the sutiuacy of Germany,
'. . :j° " ' ' ° f "it is prelumnd they would have stayed
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RDS.
uwdu
mutla
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#.sh a l t ~ ri n g b un c h e s o f t h e ge ne ro us
l l :sh a d e l t l e l o f t h a C i t y o f B l a i r .
h u l a t o n t h e to p : o i ; s o m e o !t h e
t h u u n n d n hil ls n e n r b y wa t c h i n g th e
re se dl ng at md o su o f t h u m o r n i n , a n -
NOW IN MY NEW OFFICE
I I a |th o b a nk s o f l h o g r i n d h o i d l l l l l o n r i
ri ve r a s n H o n d a l i l ae r p e n ll i k e c o o r u
th r o u g h to ro at and da le.He ha s o b
: a w e d l h o l a n g l b o n l n g ahadoa o f th a
: P a n t o u t i n g h o u r w i t h th e be a u ti fu l
lo af o l gr o an t ur ni ng zo g ol de n Jo l l a !
nt od a li n g t he mo a t be a ul i fu d a n d g lo r
lo ss se a so n o f t he yo u r- A ut u mn .
W i m th e p a u l a ( a o u o n a w h a t a
wo n de r fu l lo l ro n c a n b o l e a m o d .Th e
aeaaon i s drawi ng to 1 close.A r o co n l
b r a k i n g c r o p l l i n a i g h t . .O u t o f th a
fn l l n o u a n d ab un da nc o o l t h e h e a r t
the mo ut h a ho uié l pea k.ll a ) t h o s o u l
u a m i n g l y b o r n e d o i n w i t h g r i e f a n d
, o f r o r lo ok u p a n d !i va .Co ul d t h o
wa r r in g p ow e r s o l e a r t h d r a w : a i d e
th o so m be r c u r t a i n a n d ob a or vo t hi s
acane i n i n be au ty ,w i t h li fe g i vi n g
prin cip les t h a t a l l m i g h t s h a m ,o u t
o l th a bo u n t y o u r n a m - g a ve , t h a n
cr e a ti n g a l ol i d fo u nd a ti o n fo r p n o o
agr eea ble t o h u m a n u n d a n t a n d i n g
¢|; r1 n| ¢i rg u pw ar d pl an in g £0 a ll m a n -
a m l rr J. H i l d e br a n d .
Bl ai r. N ob r. . Se pt . 24 th .
J.I\
AUTO Tunes ARB T00 mum E
Thu old cum; you may hum army
be ~adn into n guud serviceable tin nt*L2l'i1°$"..."é'.i'.".£~5.'" ma lat "E
bWa rsxalr label the dgmay.;
I' no lr!Yee ahnulutlty fm, to
all auto mrnen.-|
19 ti Hoon Tire Co.I
néosoaoaofosososoroowwiJ O HN L O THR O P
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Prunles u tuu ml Fdanl
Caurh.
wunrinuuu. nmDOM Smut ll CIU nm.
Bla ir.---Nebr.
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We are now located in our new
oltlce. the flrst door west of
Rathmann's Garage.If You
want to sell your farm, drop In
and see us, as we are now equip-
ped to dispose of your land to
the best advantage.I have just
opened up an extensive advertis-
lng campaign ln the east and
elsewhere and.already, buyers
are beginning to respond.
COME IN EARLY
and take advantage ol the ac-
tlvlty ln land Inquiry just de-»
veloplng.ll you wish to list
your land, come in and we wlll
show you the extensive territory
covered by the advertlslng now
runnlng and will give you an ln-
slght lnto our methods.
We are particularly desirous
ol getting some more high-class.
Well Improved farms on our list.
l}`Y0|]ARElNTHEMARKEl`
name in and see our list of
Farm Bargains.W e have a
farm that will just suit you.
0 DIXON,Blair, Nehr.v IDG IIIODSDIVFB un luuw-au w ylwuyu N!earleuly made and unwarranted lnatn-m g 'h' 3 3 5 3 ; ~ g g : " ; n ' ; i ;turd uf uduuuon.:n a mlm uruv uuacnv.. ... _._ ._ustlonl or charges, to thc humiliation .ml lutorfzme 0: ,an z£>¢\==1l I was ed the nine but than in no provision time tha independant: md thu S14 ini- han!
and inivfs of lmnoctnt pcoplc who ue nm un a nn morn in: ,M gm; pon for the money to pay the lncreue and and Ol!man have met on wmmnn
-Lim hand nmtnauad uliun.ground, the openlnn ny.