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Sam, ll very HI with pmmmollia dcnm
InT u n .HI.:brother.Bu t,l d ;
Tueulay in see hlrn.
ii. | tElln b d hI's! znen \\'ui n
e# d w l o u d l y
llrn Bly Kndpplemd ills: Anna.
~,at a s m c u r .a n r v m d l u
r n d ¢ y a » ¢ u n A . W . B s r n h ° m° ~
u maims .u c n m l aofc m ;
enrnwedauuday aadapontthe
;ttMB . 0. Hc D o n dd h o me .
} h . n d ll u . . S . C . Rd d 1 r e r e o m-
businessrlmlwn one dayI n t
\| n O. H. Go d. | e 7 | n d llr ¢ . 1 . . F .
'~ v m p u a m p ntoOm-
Frideytodoebopplng.°
H a lF n dlbehulxm' Te kanuh.
l| I\l| \| t¢ .heLy nnPlr r| | hho:n|
adnudey evlnlll-
Rn. B. A. W uhter ine an Om-
~ddtor Thureday.
l m a e n r m n n u u m g z m s -
xn u u c l e r h a n h o o n i td i n o m-
LittleAnna. lute ins tay ing
tl Hau and Hn. D.E . Hay ! d ur
lnrabeence.
!1.C .Bnn die; ndHe ur7Truhl| es
~ to n d ta th e e wn ty u a te n b u a -
eeahi day .
W a n ! r urewind h at weekby
emu hlltivel ol the marriage oflu ldnl Taeknt, daughter of Hr.
l dIn Ed. Ts ekltt, fo rme rly of
plan but new Hddlnt at Crlw-
ard. Heb., to Hr. Albert Iilrvhr of
~aquu ter mutsncorp:l tFon
bimou. Nebr.
Min 881150 Loire named at the
v. Ackerman store the Bm of the
While droppin;in Omaha Satur-
sr Ire. R. J.S¢henck hu! the mln-to lo u h e r p u n g wh i c b mn -
twain dollln in meney . tiihu
r num we.: inside she hu little
of its being zrturnd
Laverne Lo1re,1rl1»ohnbe¢n4t-
lnBoy lecollegeinOmaha.
lh o f m e l u t u r o e k i o a c c e p t n
~tionint-!1»P1et|AuBu1ktaking
~}lllc tofHenry 'I'xuhlun.
J.C.Ck:i.|teaeln,mena.¢erof t.be
"telephonel y d e m m t
1%u seH a m mvisitorone
lu twe e k .
'nw Dull s c ho ol, nor th af mn.
-4ez 9rueat,on.epc ountoi
l\fI7l\\-\"si| l'| ¢| L]Il¢1"l hm-
y ;ahm¢hern nda£| t| ru eeic knilh
dheuo.
'nmwud Hi m na hue went
untobmdufwednesdlyendspent
day dghf.-ueug.
Abrlghtbebygirlputiuitsep-|I.U:| | Wm..ld l l l l h b m v
~y J m.l. l e a dw u¢ lve n a
Btr tflo o p er e n dvi i e mo to ai d to
Sdnuzdayauuirwmmingthetthey zwppedhen andet-
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C . C . lI a n h a l! R. A . D | , vi ¢ ; ; m1
H. E. Winact were in Blair a fur days
this wack in the Interest of MMM
Heat and Light Co. sim.
Hr. and Hn. J. C. Chapman were
Omaha bmineaa allera on ilonday.
Bianca Bernita Peterson and LEU
Harahali vlaitad in Omaha over Sim
¢-=» zvlnz down no hm John UcCormick.
Mr. and Mn. Behrc ndt have a m'baby boy who camo Tuesday night.
Lawrence Peterson and Otto Lud
wig were Omaha callers Sunday.
Hr. and Mrs. Aug. Echtenkamp, of
Dale, have a new baby girl who came
Int Saturday..
H i nEdithFrenchandTharrnon
Spangler were married at John Span
plcfa on Tuesday.
Mina Lucite Cnapenhoft came home
from Lincoln to viait wer Sunday.
Hina Haul Fa" c ame home from
Omaha this wreck having nnished her
courae at Boyle'a College.Sha will
wud ll atenogmpher for the Octavia
Lumber and Grain Cn. here.au.
Hr. W. S. Cook dzippod c attle to
Baath Omaha Tuesday night.
Hr. Joe Hullinger viaited reiatiru
in Banninztnn a couple of days thi.
week.
The body of Ura. Abbott, who ditwi
at her gnmd-daughtez'a, Hn. Wood
worth*s, of Omaha, #rua brought here
for burial services. 'I\lcsday.
Mr. Alley McTier c ame out from
Omaha £0 visit at J. G. welllnfrorau
on Sunday. 'a
The Womens' Club met Tuesday at
Hrs. D. w. Lawaonh.
Mr. (Haan Ludwig la home from the
UnimnityatLincoin,afew dly sthis week..
Br iFredWeber ia attending thr
Retnllefs Aasociation inOmahathis
week."
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aa t we e k .
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r a n kH o r o n d i c k ,f r o mw ei nt h e
'¢w e r eh a u l i n gc o r n
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i n t r i b u t a r y t o o t h e r m a r k e t Q F D !
a c o m i n ( t o m e K e n n y l l m | . l l £ l -
Jo h n L i s t a r , fr o m O t t o . 1 01. ca m e
vo r M o n d a y a n d i s w o r k i n g f o r B e r t
W l b a r t i n t h e b l a c k s m i t h s h o p Ir vi n -
R e v. J.B . A d a m s p n a c h e d a t t h e
h r i a t i l u c h u r c h S a t u r d a y m i g h t a n d
~u n da y , r no r nl n ; a n d e ve n in g .
Th e H o m e C o u n c i l o f D e fe n a a m e t
~t I.0.0.F., Monday ovininl and wa:
~droaaad by Rev. xkhrenda, putor of
thaKorman!ll.E.church.who
~olivered an oloqttant patriotic addressaatt.in¢forththowaradtuatlonIn
plainte:maafterwhich theCamp
Fi r a e n l i re n e t l t h e o c a a l o n a n d e n t e r
ta i n e d t h a a ud i e n c e w i t h s o m e pl t t r l ~
o t i c vo c a lmu s ic .Ar o t o o f t h a n k s
was given the member: and the teach-a n d a n i n d t a t i o nte nd e re dt h e m
t oc o m oa g a i na n dh d pt h acau se.
a o r g a n i z a t i o n m e e t a t h e fu a t l a n d
- H o li d a y e ve n in g s o f e ac h m on t h .
G a o r i oH o o k i n gi slo ca te di nt h e
ol d W a n d h a rd w a r a a t o m bu i l d i n g a n d
i a a s b u s y a a a t c r a n b e r r y m e t r h o n t .
B a r tS w l h a r tb o u g h tadi s k
a h a r p t n e r fo r u a ei nh i sbl a ck s mi t h
a b o u
C h a a . C u n n i n g h a m a n d Je f f R o m n
ba u m o uh s h i pp e d a c a n l o ad o f ca t t l e
t o t h o O m a h a m a r k e t S u n d a y n i g h t .
Th r o a o t h e r l o a d : o f ca t t l e w e r e s h i p -
p e da tt h es u m oti me ,m a k i n gti vo
lo ad s.
F n a n kB i l f a rw a sa w a r d e dfir st
p r i z e o n b l a W h i t e L o g h o r u c h i c k e n ;
at th e r e ce n t a t at o p o u lt r y a ho w .
'f l o h nBu rg e ss 'fr l e n d a: r a ve h i mQ
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U Y o u C a n S a va M o n , T h a n M o n l s .
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t t e ve r y p e n o n a n m o t m m . .
l a yaal daItni c ke laa chd a ydu r in g
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at at au mya ar .Th l ai aNob:a nka'a
t h a n o f t h a W a r S a vl n n S t a m p l o a n
I ! H e r r b u d r I nt h eUn i t e dS I M M
a a n e d a n i c h t a d u d u r i n g t h e y e a r
lt w o ul d m e an th a r a il i ng ot r. z .o u o. »
g o m m f m t : 1 1 t h o t m ; a m o u n t u't h a W a r S a vi n g l o a n .
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l a t e d o nac a r dc a nb ee i n h n n p e
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war Smdly mutt.:lt t h eFred lich-
ld h ome n tTd amlh .
'Carl J ohnson vu barn in N°rwf»
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lvnmty y uanq uwhhh h g r u d -ynenu md ha llnce muio hh homo
with hh undo, Onnffhom, md wife.
About thu Ont of December hc ln-
l h w d u h r e m m l n t h a n n v y m d v u
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elnimodMmi$'|vktlm.Awlllin
Cluuke 'Thmm bzvught the body to
Hc r mu,Saturdaydtex-noon.uu i
Inman!lr v i e uvm h e ld llan da y
at the hvme conduc ted by Rn. Rin
oh he ld. E .C hu n :h a nd lh e bo d y vu
hid w nal bl we Thane oememry .
A numbu' ul lldiel ol the Co\m¢H
of Ddeme farmed 1 line nz dm gnu:
mdudz hddAnAmlricuH-ll~
'Taming umm" vu mx ml rmRobenaou nounded the ups.
linda Pmnm wu 1 county wasvililor nundu.'
TheHe m a :RedC r vn mms|
shipment of lmlued good: Wednldly
whic h eoumedal z savatars,10
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md one wart.Thay han s mpply
nl hospitalg u m n urandyuosptDnuiug vlhkh 1-My apeet to I-NP
the nm ol me week.
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u m w c u a e h n s u d n n w a m n m p m
nma lthe wa ks ndwmtwwlnh-
luwu whm :» wan nm A IMP-
'nae time nut an dna Im Wld~murky for the bcxudt ol tbl Publk!-'bury netted the me mm M uma
W h ilré n mf wxy w Gum. ii `| n
uno with Frqnk 5¢°\%. who vu driv-
Mz the u r, Al. Hu :- is . o f Pldn ,
vu klllad.The mr hlmed from the
mad Ind £80 dlivnr brvughl. It bunk
quicklyb r n k i utheh v n laxle.
Thin mused du ur zo tum an: md
Hlrril vu killed Xutmdy whilo the
drinr md modn r oc c up ant, |ll r .
Albertson, escaped with | In bmim
| n d m l d | t h e t r i p v n w 0 m | h ; \ n
mor ta r u r."
ll r . H u r l l l u a d n ¢ le m a n n b o u \
¢- W \ 1 »e ven vu n af ; ¢¢ ,
c0RREsPoNDENcE
at the Bnnddl-
H l nIda. Johnson spent Batuy
Omlhn
Gao. Pamlaan dhpoaad d his ma-
.. .gmpo zty uun day llatwes kto
ralIf rman Nak hr kr mr who a x--to mo n i n tb l ! mi n sShe
hold aiann ull Fabr. 14.
l l a .J a msLawntackl maan,
haek to0 | nA ha8a tun lay and
lo u d lyforumme ns.The
~a hllnir underwent an operation
o r m a h a c a n o n h i x a n a c o u p l e
1' 0o ka a| 0, | a di ap ln in llhu u¢ h
...y,
Ou last Tuiaday, L. V. Ackerman
"a a ta tln d i n th a Ha m e la
~Naa du rlli ha r ad ur eo ntmlth ail{r.A¢hrman1rllloont1n~
his grocery business alao which
Il|170 himPl¢1=1!.°f nrt.He
ntlia a dth aa a n io u ao lwllli a m
a!Bla1:-aalzarneaalazaker.
0 t l| ' i V o o d tl ta k i n l th a p ll c l o f
W. Harp as operator whilc Hr.:iatakiagamuchnaodéd real.
llr. and Ira. Augnn Vedanta retothairhomainomah.al!em-
afkr afe vrda y aviad twttlui vm.
»a n d W m . B m ~
L a vu u a l n t o i a r e p o n e d a n th e
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*~ II ° l>¢ * lll ho mo a t Ta hma h
y andvraaawa lenmavidtor
T!nrc r| ~ra lmaatinlaa zl.haH.E.
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ȴlv. Ga i Mli | 1 r a llk n o ' l' a
aduantionadwvrkinliabzalka.He
a ma ta h td t h e f a c u lty a r l tb e
Numan!f o r a n u m b a r o f
F o r i h l p a l t u v m y o u a h e
b a mu d lhd;!is;'0hha¢ullutual
m u lwork
~va anlld oed fo rtu natltoha ve
Ghwrtunhytolur .h !n 1.Hia
'ln a d u a d to a a lald i n a p i r i n r
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lsllaa Bertha Lanntrock, of Omaha.
ment Saturday and Sunday at the F.E. English home.
A1'I.hur Gottach, who iaattending
theFnmontNormal,spentafew
day: at home andreturnedtohis
achoul duties Mcuday.
Ira. Otto With left for her home
St. Edvard. lut Friday morning.
ltr. Ilarman Busch, of Wuhiugtnn,
was a caller hen. Satunlay.»
Hin Lillian Ndaen Ia taking treat-
ment: at the Swedish Minion hon
pital in Omaha.
Mia: Mary Huber left for her hutrle
hat Thunday , after :pending a ffm
daya with Misa Anna Guttlch.
Hr. and Bra. John Wm and ann,
Wayne, returned from South Dakurta.Prlday, when they have been vidt-
in; relatives.
Hr. and Mn. HenryMinieldt, of
Date, were ealllng hare Saturday.
Min Clan Wrlq of Florence :pant
Sunday aftoruoon at hom;.
Ed. Wien returned from Oklahoma
Tueaday evening.
Quits n number from here attended
the funerai of Chu. Witte. at Bikhom
Tuesday.
Hrs. Hur! Wendt, of Wuhington.
andHn .JosephBandar, ofBlalr,
rm whiting at the Bd. Wine homeTuesday.
Walter Kerr and a number of oth-
anwholxa veb een ln tra ini ng atthe
Fort Omaha balloon achool wan sem
to auAtlantic pon.lm we e kand
from then wiil leave mon for Frame.
ElmerWittearrlmdfromCamp
Ftmsrton. llunday to attend the fun¢r|.l of hh uncle. Chu. Witte, at Bib
hom.
Herman Bchwock hu pumhued tha
I ninterestotAug.Huldor!and
.
Wu Bread.
Wu ul supplying our pntrom \vu1
W du ud ny vmLbs NIU!eslebnud
Wu Brand mlde by the u. P. Bakury
eonnrn ul Onnhn,th e s u n mo n k
vm mm 'Ho-'hw hand.h u pu m-
lhlo and nourjlhlq.Try | loci.
n uB q a l B l w r
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IN wus
PIACTICLI-LY A DAILY AT 'rueHue: or A wuxur. M0 Q:mmzutwsrerunIHrunwolt.Dctvss no luc u AT so LowArntcs.
The eeluc and need of e nalnpeperan the hnulehddtree ncrcrgreeterthan et me prelent time.We have
seen forced to enter the! [rent ;°fq=u r m s ae ermooureem dinr f- Iyence.ou will went tuhere ell the neuefrom our troope onEumlgeen battle delde. end:als prom-ieeebe the Inset momentous year tn
tha history of our universe.No other nelrepaper at eo smell eprice will turnleh auch prompt end ec-
curete nel: ol theeeworld-ehekingevents.It ie not necceeery ton y
more..'ME THRI C E A -W E E K wo n mr s
regular eubealntlon price u only e1.oo=~°;,v°"- and thin pen for 158 pepere.
e oder this unfaualled newspaperand THE ENTER?ISE together for
s m s
The regular subscription price of thetwo pepere ie 32.
one yeer for
P s u n t n v r uan
~torlo ud ly
www md i lls : A n n a .
a s mc u r.a n r v m d l u
Ȣ un A. W. nun home.
ttiallc b ou ldofC u l ;
Wednesday and spent the
B. 0. Hcikndd home.
llu..S.C.Rdd1rero Om-
rlmlwn one dayI n t
~.God n7uuL 3lrs. L.F.
v m p u a m p ntoOm-s.odub°wln¢»
lbehulxm' Tekamsh.
|t¢.h| Ly nnPuri| .hho:n|
naming.
A. W lchter ina an Om-
Thurnday.
P a h n l i a u k i n g i n l t -
C1nrhanh0¢Difl¥inom-
Anna. Huh iss tay ing
~ Hn. D.E.Hny || dur
md Hilary Truhlnn
the county ua on bus-
y.
m a m t m w e e kiw
Ural ol the marriage ofTac knt, daulhhr of Hr.
Tsekltt, formerly of
~t now Hddlnt at Crlw-
to Hr. Albin liurphy of
n n u tn ncorp:l tFon
cbt.
Lmreuairned at the
s to n th e i r n o f th e
oppingin Omaha Satur-
J..S¢honck had the mln-lou her puns whic h mn-
11 dollln in mcney. tiihu
was inside sho hu little
being zrtumd
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wifr md 1I. B.Cammm
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y i ncollageinOmaha,
lut woot to ac c ept n
tha Phtuu Bulk taking
Henry Truhlun.
-manager of Une
telephonen ma m a l!
nH a m mvisitorone
|¢_
school, north at wurn.
t prucatfon. account of
\-\ 'dau tuc]ier'| hm-
md slats: are nick with
B d s mandwife went
yfldnesdlylndspcnt
t.-ailing.
b a b y g i r l p u ti u lts n p -
Lh lwm. .ld l l l l h b m v
1 |nadwasg i n aa
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sp od alme di na of xb ob .
Notic e for Admialllrltlol 9| £32110
lf vr l OP|»|lll¢\lKA
sa.Washington Countyi
County Court.In Probate.In the latur of the Estate ot JouphG.Nell.D¢¢,u,¢_the hsin, next
of kin, crtdiwn and
All pen-on: interactedin thedauaettiemtnl. of ma num an herebynotificd Quinn the mm du nf Dietm-ber, 1911, A. L. Cook, lhl admlniltrltor at and cant: lilod apetition insaidOo1.|nt;L Court payinthat hisanal adminUltiooBledm i nbeuttied Ind allowed, Lhltdpmo! ot heir-
lhip be nun, order forlitrlbulion ofaunt: and ualgnmsnt of dmur :ndmg-<1 wg" entnrod; and tho uid
tutorIf y ou fall £0"'F° " be foreu i dCounty Court on tbl 9th day of Janu
ary. 1918.l tl io'clock,a. rn.,me
content uidpadtlon,the court maygrantthe pny ur theme! mdmatsauch other and further onden,mllour-mceu and dftnel u to um court any
mem proper.Witnlln mf hand und Ofhclal Suithis 18th dy nDecember. 1917.. C. ELLEI., County Judge.i s m k
0 1SETS THE PACE
20th YEAR
F/\THER5_ SONS, AND GRANDsoNs
EACHWITHINTHEIR TIME,
HAVEFOUNDTHEOLDSMOBILE
DURABILITY, ENDURANCE ANDCOMFORT INSEPARABLV wovENAMONG THEIRFONDESTFAMILY
TRADITIONS
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Six-Cylinder Models are built: in~
Touring Cars and Roadsters, at
Eight-Cylinder models are built
in T ouringGars, Roadsters and1 ~
Club Roadsters,a t
F. 0. B. LANSING, MICHIGAN
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.»...S a m , l l ve r y H I w i t h p m m m o l l i a d c n m
I nT u n .HI. :b l vt h e r ,B u t ,l d ;
Tu e u la y in s ee h lr n .
h n | | d c a u n | . r C o l n . n n r m | | . n n a n a n n | 4 -
ml nh n nh n u oc om t l ie d l en i n In lt th d i tl l
a 1 1 o 1 r m . u m m d d h a n h i n b a m m . a n e m
ln r d i n u i b u d an n fu n c u n l u dn m m a o fd o i r
n l n d h o m g t n d n a n t n l e n d ; m d t h x u h !l d d n h l n m x d . l l c l n r | r d .
I1r o n n . t I z o u vo uh | \ '| o r e u | d C o u u 1Co r |l 1 ul !k¢ $ |. h |h !'0 f. 3u . . m l a n 1 | fdn u i
; . » . \ a d l o n m ¢ n i A a n n u m . \ h | C o u n m u
: n u R h m m o f n l d P l u t l o a a n d m a l e
mel o th er tu rn er u nte n. s ha nno n an d de
in South Omaha Wedneaday armlg.
C . C . lI a n h a l! R. A . D | , vi ¢ ; ; m1
H. E. Winn! were in Blair a fur days
this wack in the Interest of MMM
Heat and Light Co. sim.
Hr. and Hn. J. C. Chapman were
Omaha bmineaa allera on ilonday.
Bianca Bemita Peieraon and LEU
Harahali vlaitad in Omaha over Sim
¢-=» zvlnz down no hm John UcCormick.
Mr. and Mn. Behrc ndt have a m'baby boy who camo Tuesday nighg.
Lawrence Peterson and Otto Lud
wig were Omaha callers Sunday.
Hr. and Mrs. Aug. Echtenkamp, of
Dale, have a new baby girl who came
Int Saturday..
H i nEdithFrenchandTharrnon
Spangler were married at John Span
plcfa on Tuesday.
Mina Lucile Cnapenhoft came home
from Lincoln to viait wer Sunday.
Hina Haul Fa" c ame home from
Omaha this wreck having nnished her
courae at Boyle'a College.Sha will
wud ll atenogmpher for the Otiavia
Lumber and Grain Cn. here.au.
Hr. W. S. Cook dzippod c attle to
Baath Omaha Tuesday night.
Hr. J oe Hullinger villiied reiatiru
in Banninzum a couple of days thi.
week.
The body of Ura. Abbott, who dim!
at her gnmd-daughtez'a, Hn. Wood
worth*s, of Omaha, #rua brought here
for burial services. 'I\lcsday.
Mr. Alley McTier c ame out from
Omaha £0 visit at J. G. welllnfrorau
on Sunday. 'a
The Womens' Club met Tuesday at
Hrs. D. w. Lawaonh.
Mr. (Haan Ludwig la home from the
UnimnityatLincoin,afew dly sthis week..
Br iFredWeber ia attending Ihr
Retnllefs Aasociation inOmahathis
week.''
um don to nttend all of thu meet-
ings.Y o u I n m l ld l g I n n
u y ou a n mlu ln x tha n me e dn n .
Wordown sfrom .FloydKnott
am In 1| new as Kdlvy mu. Tau.
Th e b u qb m u v to h o ld ln o ld
mu ° n : ae : g = :» » ¢ msn ¢ n n ¢u s - » -
v wJ m. 2 £ ! u r & \ mp u r »
p o u o l n i d u m o u y w d d r n y n -
panesA l u n a n d I l n d c l u t -
¢4_.
Mr . m d l( r | . L y 1 u l P | r r i | h \ v| ~
war Smdly mutt.:lt t h eFred lich-
ld h ome n tTd amlh .
'Carl J ohnson vu barn in N°rwf»
A q m x z , x m m m a u m c m u
hh ! tn ln d ng n mplmu ar y 1 . mv,
Hoa m ztothiswnntryAbout
lvnmty y uanq uwhhh h g r u d -ynenu md ha llnce muio hh homo
with hh undo, Onnffhom, md wife.
About thu Ont of December hc ln-
l h w d u h r e m m l n t h a n n v y m d v u
\-nulanad w tho Great Lukas trim
ingw w -HusontnctedGarmnn
meulu lbuul.threewe e lu u p md
pnoumonh lad laleurily Iollovnd And
hs (n v nn dily wa na un d! d ea th
elnimodMmi$'|vktlm.Awlllin
Cluuke 'Thmm bzvught the body to
Hc r mu,Saturdaydtex-noon.uu i
Inman!lr v i e uvm h e ld llan da y
at the hvme conduc ted by Rn. Rin
oh he ld. E .C hu n :h a nd lh e bo d y vu
hid w nal bl we Thane oememry .
A numbu' ul lldiel ol the Co\m¢H
of Ddeme farmed 1 line nz dm gnu:
mdudz hddAnAmlricuH-ll~
'Taming umm" vu mx ml rmRobenaou nounded the ups.
linda Pmnm wu 1 county wasvililor nundu.'
TheHe m a :RedC r vn mms|
shipment of lmlued good: Wednldly
whic h eoumedal z savatars,10
pa in of | o ¢k | , 5 p ai n u ! mmm:
md one wart.Thay han s mpply
ARLING'-TON
twopapenis $2
w a m m m u m u m e m u : S e l l ~ a u ;
du of Decembe r. mr.
su n !1. c. !:l .u: l\. rm s: Ja i n.
1 .1I~.o n a n d a n i n d t a t i o nte nd e re dt h e m
t oc o m ol t l i la n dh d pt h ecau se.
Th a o r g a n i z a t i o n m e e t s t h e fu n t l a n d
c0RREsPoNDENcE
KENNARI)
EditorEnlarprise:--IMrm-
lT'|PP° and mined the "down boat"
Iaat week.
Boo!!Ailen,CraigWrightand
Frank Hovandick, from ovenin the
Wdrict,werehaulingcorn°' Z?.'3'f'£.. on Bonday .Lot; of
grain tributary to other market QFD!
Ia comin( to me Kenny-1 m|.ll£l-
John Listar, from Otto. 101; came
over Monday and is working for Bert
Swtbart in the bluksmith shop nzllln-
Rev. J. B. Adams pnached at the
Chriatilu church Saturday,night and
Sunday, mornin; and evening.
The HMM Council of Defenaa met
at I.0.0.F., Monday avininl and wa:
addreaaad by Rev. xkhrenda, pmtor of
thaKtrmlnlll.E.church.who
delivered an eloquant patriotic addressaatt.in¢forththewarldtuationIn
plainte:maafterwhich theCamp
Fira enlireneé the ocaaion and enter
tained the audience with some pntrh
otic vocal music.A wrote of thanks
.
Pruning which they expec t to chip
the am of thc week.
Agdeniimdsknevundhinc onnau-
tlonwil.h th| B uekbu tc he r:ho ptbe
n m o f t h o w n k m d w e n t t o w u h -
inllaa wrh ero hewillrnn alh op.
The drum mt an given Im wad-
uaoday for the bandit o! U10 Public
!»='|=r»11 netted the nent mm of $18.40
W hilfén bf:wiy to o"£nmiS"nn
|1110 irith Fnpk Scott, who was driv-ing the c ar, AI. Huril, ofPm du ,
'ru killed.The car turned from the
mad :nd th driver bmught It blc k
q u i wybwlki nrthefrontaxle.
This caused the c u to tum our and
Burl; vu killed instantly Irhill the
firivlr and moths: occ upant. a llr.
Albertson, escaped with | In bruises
ln d m a d o th e tr i p o n t o o t n . \ h li n
mother ar.".
Mn .} lu r i| 1n sa d n¢ le m¢ n ab ou \
thirty aeveny eanof age.
th i n ! Mo n d a y e ve n i ng s o f e a c h mo n t h .
G a o r i oH e n k i n gi slo ca te di nt h e
ol d W a n d h a rd w a r s a t o m bu i l d i n g a n d
i s a s b u s y a s o c r a n b e r r y m e n h o n t .
B o nS w l h a r tb o u g h tndi s k
z h a r p t n e r f o r m ei nh i sbl a ck s mi t h
shon
Chu. Cunningham and Jeff Reson
baum nach ahipped a canload of cattle
to the Omaha market Sunday night.
Three other ioadz of cattle were ship-ped at the some time, makingtivo
lo ad s.
FnankBilforwasawardedlimi
prize on his White Loghoro chicken;
at iho ncent state poultry lhow.
- j o h nB u r g a s 'fr i e n d :g a ve h i m~
ro - o e p d o a o n Th l u u d a y e ve n i n g b e fo n
h i s m o m t o r a m p .B L I T Z .
I sumA anI
r/i vo l n s m s
U Y o u C a n S a va M o n , T h a n M o n l s .
1Y o u r S h a n .
a s e ve r y p e n o n a n m o r m m . .
h ya l l d onni c ke lna chclayd u r t m
Lb s !¢ 'l 1o f 1 9 1 8 . It w o u l d m o o nU I!
.savin g ol n early 120.50 0.1100In\h l :
st at eu my u r .T h u1 |Nehru:-\ka'a
t h a n o f t h a W a r S u d a n S t a m p l o a n
I ! n e r y b o d y I nt h eUn i t e dS t n l w
a n d a n l c l e i a d u d u r i n g t h eyour
lt w o ul d m oa n t he mi n in g o t r .z .o o o. »
g n o m e . f r m : 1 1 t h e e m ; m o o n : u't h o W a r S a vi n g l o a n ..
3n n n i c k e l ! b o y a " T h r l f l B n m p d '
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Branddl-
Johnson spent Batuy
dhpoaad d his ma-
ny no day ll-at weak so
Nakh rkr mr who ax-s n u m mi n ss m
fum aala Fabr. 14.
Lamawokharaan,
£0 Omaha Saturday and
rforumme ns.The
undarvrcnt an oparatlon
on his cya, a couple
, md ia nlhilll though
Tniaday, L. V. Ackerman
an Maud in tha Harness
viii haradur control thelr. Ac hrman lrlll matin-
ry hudnm also whic h
himplenty . of nrt.He
»tha union nf W illiam
Blair aa harneaa maker.
ll taki n; tha plan of
as operator while Hr.
a much naodéd ml.
Ira. August Variant: rethair home in Omaha llam-
fevr day: visit at the Wm.
W a n . B m ~
I m t a i n n p o n o d a n i h e
baby dr!arrivedat thehomo at Tahmah
and was a walcama vidtor.
' n ll m la ¢ i n n a t t h | H . E .
tha loa de nhlpd blmr-
BENN uefrrox
Hina Bertha Lanntrock, of Omaha.
ment Saturday and Sunday at the F.E. English home.
A1'I.hur Gottach, who iaattending
theFnmontNormal,spentafew
day: at home andreturnedtohis
achoul duties Mcuday.
Ira. Oth: With lu!! for her home
St. Edvard. lui Friday morning.
Hr. Ilarman Busch, of Wuhiugwn,
was a caller hen. Satunlay.»
Hin Lillian Ndaen Ia taking treat-
menla at the Swedish Minion hon
pital in Omaha.
Mia: Mary Huber left for her hume
lui. Thunday, :Her :pending a fam
daya with Misa Anna Gdztlch.
Hr. and Bra. John Wm and ann,
Wayne, returned from South Dakuta.Prlday, when they have been vidi-
in; relatives.
Hr. and Mn. HenryMinieldt, of
Dain, were ulllng hare Saturday.
Min Clan Wrlq of Florence :pant
Sunday afuruoon at homo...
Ed. Wleaa returned from Oklahoma
Tuesday evening.
Quits n number from here attended
the funerai of Chu. Witte. at Bikhom
Tuesday.
Hrs. Bury Wendt, of Wuhington.
andHn .JosephBandar, ofBlalr,
rm #ming at the Bd. W ine homeTuesday.
N o t i c e o l ' F l u ! A d m l n l u u t l o a A o -
c o u n t
sr r r l z o r N k n h sl u . g . .Colm! Courtw mma m G unna r.lu Pna hu.
In me l a m : ol u n hun o l ca n sc lm un r.
DQQQAIHS
1 u|¢ 1 n . n n n t ti . |. |¢ |m n. u u d L \ |. ~
on ma a ll nnrnullsunnud in th Ghlilllih
n n c d u m u su a n M 1 1 9 7 i n l l l i l d t b l i i
IBloc k Hon For Ball.
We nn shipping two doubla
can of stoc k hogs fromSmall:P a u l , N i n n . . d o c k y n r i h w h i c h vu
h s ve f o ru l e a t T a h m n hm d
m m . o n ea rat g s -c hp o i n t .
a r e M a n t u a ; b u d h o ¢ j 4 ( h e a J t h y
SAN DIEGO
FLORIDA
GULF COAST
s o m r r n w a s r
IF YOU l>or~a"r
FEE L J UST
Rc o n r
a o u n o T
cunioo fares to Cdifornin. vis Puget
Sound.via New Orleans,viaSalt
Lain:City ,viaSanAntonio,vis
Gun d C any on andvis manyother
deiirabie mules.Gooneway ,re-
,
Lurn another.
DAI LY E XCURS IQI4 FA RE S ~ tho
delightful resorts in the South.Di-
verse routes-one way viaWashing-
ton il you c hoose.
Northwestern Llne to Chic ago.
VISITFRENCHLICK.sPRlr~ios.
Ind .,Mudlavia,Attic a,Ind..Hot.
lingn. Ark.. Hot. Sinin2~s,SID. .
irzinia Hot Springs, Va. - Heulth
S p r ln n o nth e Omn ha ma d ;Su b
phur Springs a t Mudbadeu atJor-
dan and al. Shlkopee.
RIP FARES UPON REQUEST
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis 8 limba Ry.
o. H. Mac RABH. M. pBAR(;5
Oen nl Pnu nnr Au ntHearn! Tum: MangerST. PAUL. MINN.ST. mul. MINN.
r
procure them by mason of the
m u mm dconsequent sho
feed.Thismake:llol.l.l 'of 2
held of then hogs wa J un dl:~
of at these two point: and all
han bought than report that
an doing Gne and are well nt!
with them.
Add:eu,Chas.Cameron,or
Flrnll; Herman or Teklmah.
cons FOR SALE-W . H. Miller,
Blair 'Phonm{
T|!AVlfl
SU(i(ilfST|0NS
SAN |=R.\Nc|sCO'ro CALIFORNIA-CIRCLE TOURS
L05 ANGELESWidf choice ol roulp-rq\\nQ trip er
THE
GENE RAL A N D L O C A L NEW S A N D o o m m r r r
/1\vor... xxn
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N o . 2BLA-TR. wAsmNafroN COUNTY. NEBRASKA, FEBRUARY 1, 1918
ABOR DEMANDS
WINDUP 0F WAR
n.s.umm1u.n:n
W E ~iii
d n a A g ¢ o 1 \ 4 Y u n m d v p -
r u i n .
nusr musrrzx Ar r. o.
Noun u hezeoy Kwan :hu under
the mmm-ny of um pm¢1un|don| 1u m r m wmf . u r z u u m m S w i m
uma Navnmbu- ms. mv. ug G-mu
m m s nc mvlng their mnil .,¢'g| »
W N! p ug Mk ! o r mm: i n l\ l
mary ml!-l£ nghumz mm un
mu u r | ¢ B l A lr o n v. h a u | y | b o -
me4d1u»d9thotx-'abnuu-y .'
Alun anamhen ggttmg mul at
Foal. uliou ummm ngmar vdxh 1 .
mulc h otth dr dlxu- nu , md if g
bww oi my nu m en un lu p lu m
l o m t h e m o l m o d l w o n v u c h i
mm ap pe ar md r wllw'~You _
nozonly bluisingthmnlkindneu -
youwm belmpmg ma U m wd s u ~
g u ve n mm l u n u .-.
kin; Cbuxmnhlp ynpen, or| ni on of ln hn t£ on ,D ONUl'} XE | |
y o u lr vm Nld lwr ln g u y vu p n ~
lo xd g n Nn h o r h u i a p u ma
v/u ml fnllly nnh nlissd bdsm
ma m . o f l n -THI S a s u n s r mn o n I NC L UD
L u .MALES D F THE A G E ~
1-'ou'n.Z:,'( l l)YEARS *NP "?`*v
\ v, \ Rw.
Each rezilu-un: |.| nqudnd w 1 -
ahh leur unmmmud phawn-:pu
himself,mn lu.-pr t h u d u n
mm i n dwu i n a iu , o n thi n
m n u¢¢ . lne kgmud.All f
p h m g n p m u m m z u u m a w
nf iltr un t l n v u d u h m of 3 ;
phowmphu. sa u not w ahlcunrectum, i! the nppllual il ahhh
wlila.Do Nm: mzalsfrr THIS.u youueindoubtcr lhequationotyoqrcitizenship, mquxn about is at un
THOS. T. OSTERKA-N.
Pos1'w\s'ran, sl-xr, Ncbz.,Jm.{;N.
ma .~-e 3"
A NEW PRUGRAM
FOR HE WHO ms
Food Admlnlllnlkll Nnmu Nur
M u l l ! ! u i d w w w v m
For Nehruh Ptlwle..
LONDON. lm. 31.-\ a. m.-A
dupnaeh an uhm Dum'b p n uf r o m G m m " N M u m m m
have been dsl-hm 'between |old~
Sen amd n nhn in th e mbnrbl
of Berlin in which llvq were lon.
The dilpllch Adds that tha lnwys
Sn some hrunna refund Qu dn
on strikers
I'.u2MuUn1a:.\ursrrrlxc
A melting of the Fu|11 Bunlu will
be hdd at the City Hall, Blnir, Nebr..
on Saturday, Febr. 2, ID A. M.
H. Rohmr, Bac.
Rob Jewelry Store .
ln :g Daylight
Bli nd " na y , ll 0 l ll | |hully
Ill l¥ y t hll ul ll l.l-'in bmdiu, |11 wesriug muh,
entered | Jwslry mn u :su Dada
ltn|¢.0mlhl.l&3~30P.M.lurtWdd_nuday, llned the dexh up npimt thewill at Lbs pain! ol nvohan andd!led\||e |§anlndlhow¢uelo|cw: wnwau of 1¢w»uy sud au-mondl IMI muh Huh- naps in |
in prdennu to hed and pork.Pork-
lun mama without pork. bacon, mp,
lard or pork nrodum. inch or pre-
served.U n -
8UG H ' My f mg u r
saving day.U n I n s n p r ,I msweet drinks.Leu candy should be
used.SU8STIIU'I'ES:-Use fruits.vegetable:nd potatoes sbundlntiy.
Rule all you can fzrr home un.
MI L K : - Uh mi l k vl ld r Use »n0? the milk and waste no pm of lt.
Children must have wholemilk.Une
mound :kim milk in making and for
cottage cheese.
x Il
JOmalu, Nab., Feb. 1.-Two whnt
lou Lily: in awry week, lad a what-
leu mul each day ; a mention 1*Ab
n d : w i e k n n d n me u tllll mlli llc h
dAy ;nnd!.1loparklllldlyl| Q| :h'i\| ak
WILL nunmsmamn smcx
men AreD toe oln | \d By l m !
Prices __
~vr. PRICE raomsnwn
(Omaha Be. Jan.29)
Stockmen who info been bringing
~gn and cattle to the Omaha noon
-recenuy are diacounged oven
~e xiurnp in pncea..'1h.ey any that
r m tlmr me y a r e n o tg e u i n z n
~uue deal and mn Lheir mdnatry,~+ ngulited,u not been tho;-
ugnly invul.i2lted and is not mtl °. lndtrbhlhi ba-° ,;.;,,., u-annurse
~just it..
tio; pmducera nqy that the uw-
mmmt pnee of $15.50 for hop is.
nirbe¢auseiti.a| buedon$1eom
- 1 many ui Ui! hogs which are being
old now were fed corn costing $2.30.
Patriotic: nockmen and mndentrm
e iituatlon mf that the present lon
rises will defeat the purpose for
hmh It was made and thlt the farm-
rs will qmt rxizmg livestock.With
» the iur. month many feeder: have
mughl their mack to the mnrket uni
ven up the feeding buuineu.
They any that, urged by the gov
rnmlnt, they bcught stock hop anaeeder cattle hat fd! when hogs were
19 and cattle were $13 and that non
hen they have finlnhed the stock
hey must sell it at n big lun.Hog
sailing now for legs than $18 ann
ntile are now bringing ab-out su.
The uncertainty of the d rdt ex-
plion of farm labor uid! to Ihr.
~rriesof Lheanoekmanandtbey sn:-
7. present conditions need prumpl
Ltention if the eountry is to mast thu.
emnnd for food.
NEGRO nncmxm
GUILTY 0F MURDER
Ch ula S mlth .Nairn. Convicted vl
Murder ol Mrl.Nemhwny .
To nsu smmcz
Charles smaur.=z»-fm wsu'Lhc
muxdnr va! ln. C. L Nauuway m anllmtd c ut, nur Brin: nutlon. uhh
aids al Hannon, lut aummnr. vm
eanvkhd in u-zmim cold. in Omxha
lu: smmu y , alter | um la ti n: umbm pn o1.Lha waek. the jury ln ln
verd ic t nwwmewns | na mnc g by
dm mn ol imprbunmtn! in the pen-
ltmd uy la r W e .
An Ouuhl mwzpnper amount uyxz
"When the vu d ln w u ddlvend
Smith wmpm In a M ul hy steric al
mumxng and | ¢ wok the alhru of
four dopudu wnmavn him lmm~4!u~
wan. mom.Tho prima" umw him-
df on thi Soar, :rind out. but thedoor with hll feet ~ bully lapsed
Snwflemi-oonrluumng in which cun-
diuon hs vu °"*=\mQd w hh ML"
A lull movunt of thu murder np-
m m i n m m m - p m . l t t h e u m
n. wu v¢r§¢1-mod. Sunday. Augun
280|lxll.The vkfdm W u thu
dxlmhtar of Urban Cldnlln 1 pioneer
rsi do nt ol Dl 800.0 wwu hl p,w u
mu knvwn and vcry highly reaped-ed by Lbepeopls ol this plus md vi:-
ildty.The n n r v r u hk sn o t! |
mi ns wa as ih ll p lu s ; my hmm
:fur the murdu and liken ~ Omlhu
m d turnld over ta the Sheri!! of
Douglas uounty by Shari!! Mehmu.
Hin convlc tlon nl the crime ns |e~cured on purely dreumstnnllnl ev
Hmm.
LESS COAL 'ro CHURCHES
Adn lnh lntor Acta When Fremont
Pu la u Hn i u te .
FREMONT, Heh, J an. as.-news.Fmnont sha l rlfused to u k e
meuurn to zonnrva fuel. 0. F.'I'nrn-
er, hal xdminmrutor. has onluid the
mal dulera to sd! no c hurc h more
apprehendéd in a loun at 8207. North
Fourmnzh avenue,owned by Mn .
Busts Dairy,formerhr Mn .E.R.
Tu-ry, on Wodnucl-ly night by mem
ben of the Omaha polloo and detect-
ive for c e md r nllted arrllt.morethan one hundred abou being find
and Detective Frank Rooney bein;mor#.d\,v sroundod. having sion died.
Four od du hmdiu were onptumd.
than of them slightly woundod in the
nm fi n.The loot was found on the
bed behind whkh the robben h m
taken refuge.It wu nea tly a epu-
ated in pilot and gave mutt evidence
of the division of the spoiin having
been intanupnd by tht police. Police
were unable to Rnd the diamonds sup-
wudlv ztolen.
U l d h d s u m F o o d A d m i n i l t n t l o n
I- n d o l h e t i vo i m m c d i n d y .
C o n s u m a n a n u r g e d t o b u y |l b
a t s o m e z u b s t t u u h o u r fo r a w r y l b
o f w h e n H o u r t h o y b u y .H a h n m m t
n u k e m i x e d I l o u r i : m l d l o u | . 1 0 p ¢ r
m t w h a t a n d 3 0 p o r w a t o t h e r c a n
..
FAR!! 3311465 BIG PRICE ¢""
W. H. Bu:butt hu sold his fum oi
156 u ns , Iy in g on e mi ll i hll nm
at Hennmn, Origindly homesteaded by
Turner Bailey, decelsud, many years
ago, to Henry Miillr for I200.00 per
aam.Miller rlttntiy sold his farmfourmileswattof!Illmuf i.Mr.
all nies to him.Tumor mggutc d
that the chul:ha :ion or bold union
services during the coal nhcrtagn.
Their may was that ihe churchescould nntlKon1 to closé.Their im'
:wer tn't1xo union service suggestion
EKAMAH NEWSPAPER
CHANGES HANDS
Van. B. Bayou. formerly publiahex
of the Lyons Sun, which he l¢¢'!nLlysold £0 "Uncle Mon" Warner, whos:
|¢¢||}|-.I
~ple Shad in Llnl for llonn £01
Privilege at Bush: n um
Pound Blah.
Chiara, Jan.. 30.Chiea¢<>'| rum
~cmagn became so acute todly that
n never-al large department storesundreds of penom stood in line im
~un to obtain half a pound for
hieh they were charged 5 cents.~any of the amdler stores in out.
ying sections reported their smclu
~rnpietely exhsnsnd.
The woes of the small householdm
ere gdded to by |.n inavaned :hott-
e of mal in tht yuds of the dealenn dl p am of the c ity .Coal Une:
'ere formed outside runny of ilu:
ards, hundreds of persons wgiting
t.h bukw m obtain s meager sup
~ly.Some, :nada dospenta by their
ility to abtain coal at my priceieged the office of the fuel admin
pxwidn enough wh a t for up-on
which du A lli n mo st h u e , " n y s
:Food Administrator Warden.Tha
new mln md nguladooa, accordion'so Hr. Wattleo, are:wHBA1'Li:ss
D A Y S - Ha n two vrhootlslf dly o
iiifmday and Wednesday)i n a d a
week and ooo mrhutlooa meal ooohdny.Oo wh ll tlu t days and m
Idu ei de u mu l: o f o th er d iy : on
no mc k m, put:in or qther foods
containing wh at,and do not use
what in an y form nee pt the mul
amount that may bo neodod for thick-
oning soups or gurls.Ao to brnd,
ily ou hohoi totho mouse other eer-
all thu: lrhut Ind if y ou boy it buy
only mixed door hroodl.W e m m
oomumo ooo-third Ieu what products
than we did lid yur.I
HEATLEBS D A Y S : - Ho u one
meotleol d i r (Tuold| | }each 'crook
m a one mi lli o n l i k !etch -diy.
H a n pro porldola d»r¥~..i'i`v»¢ldlv
and sum-d;y).Ha n g s : mu m vi m
out any oattie, sheep or hw producto.
On othor shy : on mutton md lush
»fr o m th e c an i ! re l i e f d i d no t c om a a t
ne e.|
industrial are alocud.
In Berlin além nal:hr u half mil-
lion pexlozu an reponse! on rt:ik:
md hourly than who have quit. ua
receiving reinforcements.Likairisa
in Kia1, the gmt =;g;;~ center, at
:he Hunburg iron md in the
.lheuhh Westphalia mining nf io n
arorkan have thrown down their.mln md len their isbn.
g r e a t vi c t o r y o f t h o It n l i u u o ve r t h e
A u n r i u u o n t h e n o r t h e r n It a l i a n h u -
tl o fro n t i s t h e p o l i t io l l an d e c on o m i c
x i t u l t i o n i n G e n n n n y .H e n ,a p p u -
c n t l p a h r g u p o n o f t h e c o u n t r y i s
i n t h o l h r o e s o f o g m s l a b o r u n b o u -
a l , d u o £ 0 d i u a t i a i n c t i o n b y t h o V o r b
i n g c l o u e o o v o r t h a p r o n o u o f t h o
p o s e s n l g o t i a t i o n l a n d o ve r i n t e m n l
po l i ti c a l qu es ti on s ge n e r a l l y .'Pi ma-
o u t t h e c o u n t r y L h o u n n d l u p o n t h o u -
a n d n o f t h o w o r k i n g c l a s s i c - b o t h
m e n m d w o m e n - h u n ¢ p u a a n d
.
for tha promotion of the following
pnrpomaz ..{ l)Increasing the aa.-rugs and
yield of the food :NPI common so the
loniity ..{2) Auistanes to ilnuen in »e»
curing gocd need.fertllizln,live
stock, credit heilltles and farm lsbnr.
(3) Elhctinl co-opontlvo c run
lndom for tha economic pur¢hu|,at
htm nippliez and marketing of farm
pruducta.
{-I)Elimination of fum wane
s u c h u l o a s e a a a u n d b y p h n ta n d
animai diseues,n u m puts,ldlt
lands and uneconorndc sy naml 01
marketing.
GERMAN LABUR
:N HUGE nsvom
Milimy tailed 00: to suppms 1,000,000
Workman, Who Demand Peace had |
Indemnities-situation is Ciiiical.
PACKERS SOUGH'|` To1111 connjmmon
I-'Ive Bi| Html m be in Absolute Cum
1ml of Men! lndulry.
A 'HORS!EK' CUHBIIIATM
w u a m m J m.za.-anzmx af
prleu md dlvhlan of livutoc k pur-
chlsu tfxxvughout the United Stun
ua 11|tu e|1m1na§e wmpoddon 1achgrgduathativebigmea:
pac kmg plmq today by 1"1lndl J .
neuey vn the mu at eonndanunl lew-
~ a n m d M l v r n w n m f r o m the
pqcker'x_nle§ md x u d j n the federalm m m n d w h u m i n 1 n ~ ; w s » ¢
mdmuy .. ..
` Mr.Henry hhndlwed remand: m
show um the ww purc hase orlive-
stock by the in Brmn from 1013 in
.911 wen apppanionoa by psrcenl-we
These v¢r¢=1\¢lz¢¢.he durged.
warn hun! In pc reenugu ul owner-#NP hald by Armour. Swift ma livr-
ns in the National Puklag Company,
dluolved by \-ho fedenl courtl ln1912, but whidm, hir. Hmay nys,-hu
been oundnnad md.ulaaded so u to
mdude wuwf md Cudnhy.
bluch 24, 1917, Arthur Meeker of
Armour a Company wrote ThomuB. W llunl
"Our hog dopmmmt ny : thu. my
hog:that your people beughl in 1912
or m s ,An u m m .Uny bougm.
under oavur.What (ew may banfht.
Lhay bought through a upesulnor
na me d " lad " Mwb v whu md 11 1
k!n¢|.l of xhlmu In nhl|:pln¢ than mn
w han d uel: dulln ltlun unlawvm.
Al lwn u th e mnltzr y u tak en upvi m th a s .m i s . c m w y . m y
discontinued IL 501 l mn (0 neo haw
y o u a n h u n mly c ld m my d g h h
me k nd p ou ltry ma mus t me z u
under license.
Lic tnlll must bo obtdnld befm1:
Fab.15, ind the application must
be mad; direct to :hs License Dlvisian.Food Adminiztuation.Wuhinnon.
Fulure to comply mbjxts the oihnd-
er to a dm of $5,000 or um ;eu°'s im-
prisonmunt or both.
.... . ._. . . . . . . . - . . - . -... ...
H lM u s t a v e a L l c e n s e .
Omaha, Nebr., Feb.1--Bury millmthe auto makin;wh a t o r r y l
Hour mm go under license, aceondigng
to a pruclzmnion luuqd bar Pruidam.
Wilson.Up to the prnent lima, onlymills with a capacity of 75 `blr\'¢Is-
tlnily have bean xequired to uh aut
licenses, but the new order 1| sweep
ing, taking in all, fur the purpose ol
securing conservnlion of wheat and
rye.These mills must mlkl Hour accom
ing zo the gnvlrnment ltandard, and
must dispose of it accuniing to the
gmfemment regulations.Another
fu ki n; n y s tha t di mmuhc turerl.
o Q ::r :v f s 0mans 'ro AUSTRIA: cngzov PLBAD wni norm 'no
ABANDOH IIBHONBTRATIOHSI Pnusslnz LlAD~AERS CALL Ham ooursuucs 'vo DEALvfrru Sl'l'UA'l'ION |
-1 1 - - l l l \ - l l l l - v
firm did in 1912.
M o m W. Cnrpmter'a public n i c
al farrn equipment in propedy ad1re1-
tised in this issue of The Enterprim.
Hours. Cameron and Hunh arg the
nucticneen.Hr. Cgarpe-nter is nlmcaa.
a l m z 1 » n ¢ ¢ m ¢ ¢ ¢ n r | ¢ m m m u a m » r u d » \ » w u h x u » H i u r
h a va b e m Nw f lf i'r1» r»¢ am¢ »u» u| - m1» »| .'.
Hn mb u r g h u d o r mu t i d h w .A¢ c or d ! l| u n : h i Qui n n Gg n m z u
au llmz lda ri h en hu n rd tr e da ee u nlin i n l th e t lli h u l l : h t than-o
Arita be avoided.f _.__
CLEBGYHEN .APPEAL 'ro srnnreas.
C le r g y n m n h l: a b o r te d th o lld h ll i l Hlllh lf l : li n d a ta a n tlm
In their wnrk. The Cologne Gush un-Tha ur or hn g u i l d sa the
:nies uhh! izoaiqultan and mapud a rlolutlol s n u b :tho p| »Go|
la n f n lh trllld s ms an d llnn u dln g lmmed lntg pnee Iitlnt. aa .
lion or indtmnnitles. be¢!er llbor candida!! and llprvrllnnt al' ihl (Owl
Munir-.r .__j
:ourt I1 the eomphtion of thc dun-
agu use against the Arliniwn Elec-
tric Light company Thursday night
of last week it. was undo::mod !.,ha.t
he wi: to return the following Tues-
PATRICK YOUNG INDICTED
r
A Ianc uter county grand jury int
wreck indicted Patrick Young. aunt
for Lb¢w'Rnnel finder 0°ml>l=1v.
chnrgod th brlblng two mumbai of
the Lancaster county board of countycommissioners in the purchue of n
grader for the county.The :ment of
tho grader www? il c harged with
paying Qtr! 0. Johnson and Clinton
J. Mltchdi, county commissioners, $50
and no respectively, zo inducnco them
in the purchase of n grader for thc
county.Y w v s 1|nt Minnenpoiia,
Minn., and will be brought to Nebru.»
h on n rnquliitlon by tho governor
m a p m e a m u s n m m m m w n n .The two commluionen have served
on the bound and held \he conddoncc
of the public for sometime no ai! of-
ficials must to secure tho votes re-
quired to clact them.
an ~~| . : ~:~r
London, J ag. al.-'nu nnliring in Berlin is walling, lmrilnx in
ntlte mdl. of a ae \| l. wiul lrrh ed f rom Gffllli--
Th women are in rala...Bolp§a not to hola!!! mf pain.
liouc hdd l1i\em_u¢ anwuhbd Immun soap :mugs be pnnnd.
peopla ue lunar!! bec oming I-url bitter :pint thi gummm.
uml af Ilindznburg il jeerdd and haglad ufui tha pupil hulk u .
t h
\\
JUDGE FAILED To .mmwa
-up-»..»...
p u tma n tf h a z n c a i n d ti u i ~
Lalilllm :fam J d m C ll ll.uuh. CoIks»oh\ni¢wli=\§11=
" u n a » m t . r r ¢ 1 m a n a -
andn!¢1rB11uthnnbuIla,o&d a
£o ¢o on nn g| i» | p xi n. ¢.What
prius on r a r l i n g f a n d t w
olds?"Ah y fg r mulmvi n g ~
to c d e r i n th ln l i n n wr i t a a a a n ~
Nebruka.
tu m lr h s d n g n o n to a u l i ~u§ng|'eodor\|r!| | \1nlt0\\ty ln,
'|ti f y mn u \d I .1 llZl. p\ ¢ y ou ln f
ith tbl properWw.u ;x dI''nonER'1"S.
County Arr-A n n
f»u»»vAg~@¢w@=nlfsr~w»»0 d n | m du fact tb l! wun fi u in t
work i.| nat gmnnlly mdlriwod mx
0:0 nmmty x uhh an dn out thu lvl-
Iovllng lniomndon a n ; t o d u
¢$\| r\lo bje¢ ¢laf ¢h| work| nlh| Un-
n d S ml u .
I.Ta ln u s u o md :onusva the
nation food llmvlv-
u .To :um in thu devolapmmt ol
community md emmky vrgmluxiam
<61 c m a n "
ll1u|u'|¢lnof'g9odfumpn¢tk|¢.
m l n a n n n l w m - g m - w
v n u m a l m n r l l t o .Thu mine'-1 and y lm mf wutf~
¢ h i lo o u n t y h n n u t h ¢ u ° ° l l P
b y d u f n m h u n u .'
W u c h th i g p c p e r f o r f u h h r i n
formltlnn.. , ,
P1-u1 .Py ¢ doy . o!th| utm| Ia| ~
Ready ~ War
Bounty A(\1c_§1}tu11Ll Apnt, W.lRo b e r ! . | . l| h | n r u ¢ ! y to e n ! | r ~
m e a u u n n h u p n z u m n m n y
\\mh.i n| | | Iu y , it\ l:a um| !| \ ¢r
mo d u -n tu i oth a th e e mge tvl- lt.
mo n n tt h e f u m c n .Ba willon tn
llsh his udleein Dr.Ste\rut'l
Ing, two door! north of Ed Wollf'
amokchoule.Ho cdlod nr. sho Nil
:with in d iutmlnato rnitr uth.
ligmce and widen , and provldmnatngneabllvhdlnr.H a l a s
ive bor nNe bn| .b n,p rolagu od
umturod inthsI lolteo unty llndlill
when h h pu - mu s m :
When G m i n i O'Nlm»of ~
IUIID.u p l a n d In d ~ o d »
Below :am weather mry day ~'
tak, Monday and Tuesday nigh
16 to IB hg1ow,Wednaadnyand'I`hu
du nig ht)and helm!..lu: ulglsf 1'-132:45 bein sr i i h u wn
a i : mf h u o f mm# e q . d u mm
-»1 .
5%
#E§F
. 4
nau A muuon worn-
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Gencnl Peace Without In
dthnillei or Annexation
of Tfrritory g|
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num Mm in the le rvieoarl' Unc le
Sam, ll very HI with pmmmollia dcnm
InT u n .HI.:brother.Bu t,l d ;
Tueulay in see hlrn.
ii. | tElln b d hI's! znen \\'ui n
e# d w l o u d l y
llrn Bly Kndpplemd ills: Anna.
~,at a s m c u r .a n r v m d l u
r n d ¢ y a » ¢ u n A . W . B s r n h ° m° ~
u maims .u c n m l aofc m ;
enrnwedauuday aadapontthe
;ttMB . 0. Hc D o n dd h o me .
} h . n d ll u . . S . C . Rd d 1 r e r e o m-
businessrlmlwn one dayI n t
\| n O. H. Go d. | e 7 | n d llr ¢ . 1 . . F .
'~ v m p u a m p ntoOm-
Frideytodoebopplng.°
H a lF n dlbehulxm' Te kanuh.
l| I\l| \| t¢ .heLy nnPlr r| | hho:n|
adnudey evlnlll-
Rn. B. A. W uhter ine an Om-
~ddtor Thureday.
l m a e n r m n n u u m g z m s -
xn u u c l e r h a n h o o n i td i n o m-
LittleAnna. lute ins tay ing
tl Hau and Hn. D.E . Hay ! d ur
lnrabeence.
!1.C .Bnn die; ndHe ur7Truhl| es
~ to n d ta th e e wn ty u a te n b u a -
eeahi day .
W a n ! r urewind h at weekby
emu hlltivel ol the marriage oflu ldnl Taeknt, daughter of Hr.
l dIn Ed. Ts ekltt, fo rme rly of
plan but new Hddlnt at Crlw-
ard. Heb., to Hr. Albert Iilrvhr of
~aquu ter mutsncorp:l tFon
bimou. Nebr.
Min 881150 Loire named at the
v. Ackerman store the Bm of the
While droppin;in Omaha Satur-
sr Ire. R. J.S¢henck hu! the mln-to lo u h e r p u n g wh i c b mn -
twain dollln in meney . tiihu
r num we.: inside she hu little
of its being zrturnd
Laverne Lo1re,1rl1»ohnbe¢n4t-
lnBoy lecollegeinOmaha.
lh o f m e l u t u r o e k i o a c c e p t n
~tionint-!1»P1et|AuBu1ktaking
~}lllc tofHenry 'I'xuhlun.
J.C.Ck:i.|teaeln,mena.¢erof t.be
"telephonel y d e m m t
1%u seH a m mvisitorone
lu twe e k .
'nw Dull s c ho ol, nor th af mn.
-4ez 9rueat,on.epc ountoi
l\fI7l\\-\"si| l'| ¢| L]Il¢1"l hm-
y ;ahm¢hern nda£| t| ru eeic knilh
dheuo.
'nmwud Hi m na hue went
untobmdufwednesdlyendspent
day dghf.-ueug.
Abrlghtbebygirlputiuitsep-|I.U:| | Wm..ld l l l l h b m v
~y J m.l. l e a dw u¢ lve n a
Btr tflo o p er e n dvi i e mo to ai d to
Sdnuzdayauuirwmmingthetthey zwppedhen andet-
~lheepoddmsettngofzhob.
H.
:eI .
C . C . lI a n h a l! R. A . D | , vi ¢ ; ; m1
H. E. Winact were in Blair a fur days
this wack in the Interest of MMM
Heat and Light Co. sim.
Hr. and Hn. J. C. Chapman were
Omaha bmineaa allera on ilonday.
Bianca Bernita Peterson and LEU
Harahali vlaitad in Omaha over Sim
¢-=» zvlnz down no hm John UcCormick.
Mr. and Mn. Behrc ndt have a m'baby boy who camo Tuesday night.
Lawrence Peterson and Otto Lud
wig were Omaha callers Sunday.
Hr. and Mrs. Aug. Echtenkamp, of
Dale, have a new baby girl who came
Int Saturday..
H i nEdithFrenchandTharrnon
Spangler were married at John Span
plcfa on Tuesday.
Mina Lucite Cnapenhoft came home
from Lincoln to viait wer Sunday.
Hina Haul Fa" c ame home from
Omaha this wreck having nnished her
courae at Boyle'a College.Sha will
wud ll atenogmpher for the Octavia
Lumber and Grain Cn. here.au.
Hr. W. S. Cook dzippod c attle to
Baath Omaha Tuesday night.
Hr. Joe Hullinger viaited reiatiru
in Banninztnn a couple of days thi.
week.
The body of Ura. Abbott, who ditwi
at her gnmd-daughtez'a, Hn. Wood
worth*s, of Omaha, #rua brought here
for burial services. 'I\lcsday.
Mr. Alley McTier c ame out from
Omaha £0 visit at J. G. welllnfrorau
on Sunday. 'a
The Womens' Club met Tuesday at
Hrs. D. w. Lawaonh.
Mr. (Haan Ludwig la home from the
UnimnityatLincoin,afew dly sthis week..
Br iFredWeber ia attending thr
Retnllefs Aasociation inOmahathis
week."
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K E N N A R I )
EditorEntorprise:--IMtm-
p p o a n dtnizaodt h e" d o w nb o a t "
aa t we e k .
B o o t !Ai l e n ,C r a i gW r i g h ta n d
r a n kH o r o n d i c k ,f r o mw ei nt h e
'¢w e r eh a u l i n gc o r n
-o u r1 o nB o n d a y .L o t ;o f
i n t r i b u t a r y t o o t h e r m a r k e t Q F D !
a c o m i n ( t o m e K e n n y l l m | . l l £ l -
Jo h n L i s t a r , fr o m O t t o . 1 01. ca m e
vo r M o n d a y a n d i s w o r k i n g f o r B e r t
W l b a r t i n t h e b l a c k s m i t h s h o p Ir vi n -
R e v. J.B . A d a m s p n a c h e d a t t h e
h r i a t i l u c h u r c h S a t u r d a y m i g h t a n d
~u n da y , r no r nl n ; a n d e ve n in g .
Th e H o m e C o u n c i l o f D e fe n a a m e t
~t I.0.0.F., Monday ovininl and wa:
~droaaad by Rev. xkhrenda, putor of
thaKorman!ll.E.church.who
~olivered an oloqttant patriotic addressaatt.in¢forththowaradtuatlonIn
plainte:maafterwhich theCamp
Fi r a e n l i re n e t l t h e o c a a l o n a n d e n t e r
ta i n e d t h a a ud i e n c e w i t h s o m e pl t t r l ~
o t i c vo c a lmu s ic .Ar o t o o f t h a n k s
was given the member: and the teach-a n d a n i n d t a t i o nte nd e re dt h e m
t oc o m oa g a i na n dh d pt h acau se.
a o r g a n i z a t i o n m e e t a t h e fu a t l a n d
- H o li d a y e ve n in g s o f e ac h m on t h .
G a o r i oH o o k i n gi slo ca te di nt h e
ol d W a n d h a rd w a r a a t o m bu i l d i n g a n d
i a a s b u s y a a a t c r a n b e r r y m e t r h o n t .
B a r tS w l h a r tb o u g h tadi s k
a h a r p t n e r fo r u a ei nh i sbl a ck s mi t h
a b o u
C h a a . C u n n i n g h a m a n d Je f f R o m n
ba u m o uh s h i pp e d a c a n l o ad o f ca t t l e
t o t h o O m a h a m a r k e t S u n d a y n i g h t .
Th r o a o t h e r l o a d : o f ca t t l e w e r e s h i p -
p e da tt h es u m oti me ,m a k i n gti vo
lo ad s.
F n a n kB i l f a rw a sa w a r d e dfir st
p r i z e o n b l a W h i t e L o g h o r u c h i c k e n ;
at th e r e ce n t a t at o p o u lt r y a ho w .
'f l o h nBu rg e ss 'fr l e n d a: r a ve h i mQ
ro - o ep d o a o n Th u rs d a y e ven i n g b e fo r é
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ld h ome n tTd amlh .
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Hoa m ztothiswnntryAbout
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with hh undo, Onnffhom, md wife.
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l h w d u h r e m m l n t h a n n v y m d v u
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elnimodMmi$'|vktlm.Awlllin
Cluuke 'Thmm bzvught the body to
Hc r mu,Saturdaydtex-noon.uu i
Inman!lr v i e uvm h e ld llan da y
at the hvme conduc ted by Rn. Rin
oh he ld. E .C hu n :h a nd lh e bo d y vu
hid w nal bl we Thane oememry .
A numbu' ul lldiel ol the Co\m¢H
of Ddeme farmed 1 line nz dm gnu:
mdudz hddAnAmlricuH-ll~
'Taming umm" vu mx ml rmRobenaou nounded the ups.
linda Pmnm wu 1 county wasvililor nundu.'
TheHe m a :RedC r vn mms|
shipment of lmlued good: Wednldly
whic h eoumedal z savatars,10
pa in of | o ¢k | , 5 p ai n u ! mmm:
md one wart.Thay han s mpply
nl hospitalg u m n urandyuosptDnuiug vlhkh 1-My apeet to I-NP
the nm ol me week.
Aam K uda k Aen nd hh mana :-
u m w c u a e h n s u d n n w a m n m p m
nma lthe wa ks ndwmtwwlnh-
luwu whm :» wan nm A IMP-
'nae time nut an dna Im Wld~murky for the bcxudt ol tbl Publk!-'bury netted the me mm M uma
W h ilré n mf wxy w Gum. ii `| n
uno with Frqnk 5¢°\%. who vu driv-
Mz the u r, Al. Hu :- is . o f Pldn ,
vu klllad.The mr hlmed from the
mad Ind £80 dlivnr brvughl. It bunk
quicklyb r n k i utheh v n laxle.
Thin mused du ur zo tum an: md
Hlrril vu killed Xutmdy whilo the
drinr md modn r oc c up ant, |ll r .
Albertson, escaped with | In bmim
| n d m l d | t h e t r i p v n w 0 m | h ; \ n
mor ta r u r."
ll r . H u r l l l u a d n ¢ le m a n n b o u \
¢- W \ 1 »e ven vu n af ; ¢¢ ,
c0RREsPoNDENcE
at the Bnnddl-
H l nIda. Johnson spent Batuy
Omlhn
Gao. Pamlaan dhpoaad d his ma-
.. .gmpo zty uun day llatwes kto
ralIf rman Nak hr kr mr who a x--to mo n i n tb l ! mi n sShe
hold aiann ull Fabr. 14.
l l a .J a msLawntackl maan,
haek to0 | nA ha8a tun lay and
lo u d lyforumme ns.The
~a hllnir underwent an operation
o r m a h a c a n o n h i x a n a c o u p l e
1' 0o ka a| 0, | a di ap ln in llhu u¢ h
...y,
Ou last Tuiaday, L. V. Ackerman
"a a ta tln d i n th a Ha m e la
~Naa du rlli ha r ad ur eo ntmlth ail{r.A¢hrman1rllloont1n~
his grocery business alao which
Il|170 himPl¢1=1!.°f nrt.He
ntlia a dth aa a n io u ao lwllli a m
a!Bla1:-aalzarneaalazaker.
0 t l| ' i V o o d tl ta k i n l th a p ll c l o f
W. Harp as operator whilc Hr.:iatakiagamuchnaodéd real.
llr. and Ira. Augnn Vedanta retothairhomainomah.al!em-
afkr afe vrda y aviad twttlui vm.
»a n d W m . B m ~
L a vu u a l n t o i a r e p o n e d a n th e
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a ma ta h td t h e f a c u lty a r l tb e
Numan!f o r a n u m b a r o f
F o r i h l p a l t u v m y o u a h e
b a mu d lhd;!is;'0hha¢ullutual
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~va anlld oed fo rtu natltoha ve
Ghwrtunhytolur .h !n 1.Hia
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BENN uefrrox
lsllaa Bertha Lanntrock, of Omaha.
ment Saturday and Sunday at the F.E. English home.
A1'I.hur Gottach, who iaattending
theFnmontNormal,spentafew
day: at home andreturnedtohis
achoul duties Mcuday.
Ira. Otto With left for her home
St. Edvard. lut Friday morning.
ltr. Ilarman Busch, of Wuhiugtnn,
was a caller hen. Satunlay.»
Hin Lillian Ndaen Ia taking treat-
ment: at the Swedish Minion hon
pital in Omaha.
Mia: Mary Huber left for her hutrle
hat Thunday , after :pending a ffm
daya with Misa Anna Guttlch.
Hr. and Bra. John Wm and ann,
Wayne, returned from South Dakurta.Prlday, when they have been vidt-
in; relatives.
Hr. and Mn. HenryMinieldt, of
Date, were ealllng hare Saturday.
Min Clan Wrlq of Florence :pant
Sunday aftoruoon at hom;.
Ed. Wien returned from Oklahoma
Tueaday evening.
Quits n number from here attended
the funerai of Chu. Witte. at Bikhom
Tuesday.
Hrs. Hur! Wendt, of Wuhington.
andHn .JosephBandar, ofBlalr,
rm whiting at the Bd. Wine homeTuesday.
Walter Kerr and a number of oth-
anwholxa veb een ln tra ini ng atthe
Fort Omaha balloon achool wan sem
to auAtlantic pon.lm we e kand
from then wiil leave mon for Frame.
ElmerWittearrlmdfromCamp
Ftmsrton. llunday to attend the fun¢r|.l of hh uncle. Chu. Witte, at Bib
hom.
Herman Bchwock hu pumhued tha
I ninterestotAug.Huldor!and
.
.uuraull u. uuwusull uurageSERVICEESTORAGEESUPPLIES.
Mwlpilwr plant. tl1n;}li.rror, was m been lying in 1nll m e m !months, 1* Donny family 1? nan asm. for $35;1r:u the appointmcqt of a committee ha occupies. in Grunt township when Blair, \\a.s.I1ing1en enum! nd an ul , 2wiils' ¢i0=\°§dl by rmhan wrrhued uitln z hr u helrlrll Bu! !l1¢iwl|n per nan.The Dorsey: purthuud it to wnlider the matter.They we uw sale is to be held.Ho is goinrtu Nolarluka luv-1 fanhi Jima in tha , \
tht Tekamah Journal from J.W.failed to :how up md Petersen still ,Hom Fred Hurdle.doceueé,who still eondderlng un! the fuel ldlrlin-remnme from Nibralkn to ink! c1l» '*'blll~!ll b°lt'1~ ,»9°P°.. r Oli cod 3Tunplin.tanguiahuiniuil.owne di nd fu mdi t fo rmlny y e nn .- ls tutdr du dd ld to a c t.matomorecondncivotohis huliltin sodamseornlnnslkanuifiti--~ -
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43$\m. d¢2|»ton. a .d .|. ||y
C . . S . P . , M . Q 0 .
liould s q m u m
b L n . ¢ | . E !¢ r . & \ t .|:s a. |s. d. \lJr¢ x.S n.
u n a . l a | ! n x . S l m .t| = 3u a m .d a 1In x .5 u .
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Burt county :help f e e d ti werehard hit In the recent :lump In the
sheep market.llnny thousand held
nm fed in the vicinity of Tekameh
Ind many thouundl of doillrl Poet on
them.
_mr' Petereen. Jr. has been nut-
icatiog in the run\l'£lltdw f or o f ew
weeh put in an earor to pick up
fum eqoibment for a 300 acre form
in Sarpy county, near Greuu, owéned
by his father, which Pool end two
>°\\n:er brothen wil!operate.He
h u bought three teams of hone:
which mel, him right around $1,100.
It requires miw. and in chunk, so
equip e form nowadays.Food Katerman who is eonduzting
a rocket store over at Sewmd, camo
over the lint of the week and 1e~
mained a couple or three days to vla-
it with his mother, who il here from
Tripp County, South Dhkota. visiting
her son, Ctrl, and family.Mrs. Ko!-
terman and her oonl homeetemded in
hipp county when the Rosebud In-
dim umm were tlpovnm open for set-
tlement and hu remained there. eu-
filfd in farrnlng and ttocknining,
ever since. the boys slipping out, one
at A time, as they eowld be spend
from the form, and enpging in bus-iness or themselves.They hue all
so ed and prospered, u they de-
served Ind the mother and other
member: oi' the family hsve a. rom-
forlable home on the form.
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Earl far Halehing Wanted-1 in 20
dures;-Ilell phone £3
(au10 Pune: Incubator c».
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LOCAL ANf3 PERSONAL
ANDERS c. DEBEL
ATTORNEY. AT~ LAW
C h u n h e a t o C o n s e r ve .
F r u n o n t , N e b , J a g . 3 0 . - I a t h o d l s u
a n d P r e s b y t e r i a n :a t F r e m o n t h a ve
de c i d e d a t s ep a r a t e m e e t in g s z o h o l d
se r vi c e s o n l y on S u n d ay : a n d u a c o n
du ct p r ay er m e et in g : an d c ho ir p r a. ct ~
ic e i n h o m e s a s n c o n s e r va t i o n m e a :
n n .
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l r . a n d l l r a . W . C .L i n d e n In t e r -
L a i n d a t a n i n f o n n d a l x o 'c l o c k d i n -
ner in_honor of Howard Utterbark a
raeeut_ arrival 'hum Glendive, Mont.
The evening was spent in divoraionn
o f va r i e d a o r t a a n d w h i c h w e r e m o n t
en j oy a bl e to al l .In t hi s co n n er t i on i l
Is n e ed l e s : t o my t h a t t h e n m o a t e a t -
Im a b l e fo l k s a m r o y a l e n t e r t a i n e r s
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DAILY FOOD BCHEDULE
- m i We Fcrget"
Tso whexllun day s s week-Mon
:hy :nd Wadneaday-and one wheatlen meal a. day.
Tm paxthan day : n weelr-Tues
day and Saturday.
One m u t l l u du 'a week--Tues
sky-and one mmtleu meal a day.
Under the caption,"People yum
know" yest.er~day'a Stale Journal an-
nounced the marriage of a descendant
9; one of the early resident .families
of Blair, daughter of Hn.Georg!
Dennis,who W u Carrie Willsey.
daughter of Hr. and Mn. B. ll. wu-
lmy.lir.Willsey was buried Inn
in ar m last Batulwiay.Tha bride'|father, who was rallruad amz here
at the Uma of bil muriago, died aer-
onl rem ago at Ueadvrood ,South
Dakota.The Juurn.al'a account fol-
lows:
"Mna. George G. Dennis, of Omlhl.
has announced the mll1ill° of her
daughter, Ludla, to Lieut. Ray Hor
tan Hizlinl.The wedding took plan
January 28,.a% Houston, Tana.Mn .
Higgins 'na |1adua.tld from the Cen-
tra! High School, Omaha, and attend~ed tba Unlraraity ol' Nebruka.She
was a-lliuaieian chrome talent andwas WQII lnwu In cnllen circlaa In
Linooln.LIW L Hllzlm formerly liv-
ed at Hlrtinzton. Nebraska.He was
graduated at the University of Nebr-
aska and was than associated with
C O N G R E G A T I D N A L C H U R C H
B e r r i e n e n d S u n d a y Sc h oo l n e x t
S l m d e y u u s u a l a n d a c o n d i e l i n vi t -
at i on t o a m fn a t t en d .
"ll_l]1`1i1'o_rning :I-Fvlccs _ B_rEge
m e n t s w i l l b e c o m p l e t e d fo r t h o E v~
e r y m e m b e r c a n va s : a n d i n t h e a ft e r
no o n c o mn n i t t e e w i l l w i a t t h e h o m e . :
of m e mb e r s a n d fr i e n d s o f th e c hu r c h .
Th e e ve m l n g l o r vi c e w i l l fo l l o w t h e
o n i e r a n n o u n c e d f o r l u t S u n d a y e v-
e n i n g e n d o m i t t e d u n o s e r vi c e w a s
he l d o w i ng t o t h e s e ve r e w e a t h e r .
F o r th i s w e e k a n d t h e m o n t h o f
F e b r u a r y t h e m i d - w e e k p r a y e r w i l l
b e di sc on ti nu ed .I t m i g h t b e rqeet~
i n n c o u l d b e h e l d f o :t h o ve r y c o l d
s e a s o n a t p r i va t e h o m e l .
Th e r e i s e g o o d, e b u m- , a n d ( b e s t ,
An d w e s h o u l d n o t c o n t e n t e d In , o r
r e s t
Until our good is better and our
better best.
,A. R. Jones, Pastor.
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t h . i n f g n t q a t C o m p L o r a n . H o u s t o n ,
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~OUI' Dollars
;3 ;~y w d e f i i h d n
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Hold on m your dollln.While yosfva got thou--
thoy are youu.While they are yours. they an your
ban frlend.When all others fall you your money win
always help 909 out.
If you put It into our banli it will be sate and .grow
to a fortune,'
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Who gots the money you earn,
Your Family, or Others?
WE ADD 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS
s
~0 SETS THE PACE
20th YEAR
FATHERS, SONS AND GRANDSONSEACHWITHINTHEIR TIME,HAVE FOUND THE OLDSMOBILE
DURABILITY, ENDURANCE AND
COMFORT INSEPARABLY WOVENAMONG THEIR FONDEST FAMILY
TRAD|TloNs
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~A Few
~Good Farms
For Sale
FARM NO. l.Good level eighty.four-room
-house. good barn, good orchard. good well
of water, close to school.Price lor quick
sale by Feb. l5th, $127.50 per acre.A real
-snap..-
;FARM NO. 2.Elghty acres. rolling, good 4-
~room house, good little burn, plenty of out*bulldlngs, qulte a lot of alfalfa. 4 and one-half miles to town..$|27.so an acre._~Extraordinary terms on these two.
? FARM NO. 3.Good square lo0,3 and one
~half miles east _of Craig,falrly well im -
proved. extra good orchard and a good pro-duger.$125.00 will buy It up to Fehl lst.
_ FARM NO. 4.One of the best 400 acre farms
In eastern Nehru:ka.2 sets of improve-
wlth u thlrd house lor tenant or hired
mun.Owner wlll consider mo or 200 acre
o r s ma ll fa rm a t i ts value as p a r t pay-_Good Terms On Balance.'
.FARM NO. 5.Ona ol the but improved quarters around
Blllr,less tlum two miles from the dw.Can M
bought lldlll, up tn February lst with pouuulou Nl-muhm, wa s .
FA RM NO. 6 .|54 Acres. 2 und .l l| |.ll mlln lo tl n m A
llttle less than Iso will buy lt.Almos t n e w ln\pn.'Y°°
,me n u .A renlsnnp.Good terms.'
Ihn vc s c vc r ul othe r go od f a r m s t h u a n b e ho u gh i
worth the mnnny an 8004 terms.Come ln and s e e i n nz
o n c e .
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:<E\\' QFPICE F~R§'1: ~1? w~|;sr 5
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Larsen 81 Jacobson Garage
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Si x- C yl i n d er Mod el s ar e b u i l t i n ~
Touring Cars and Roadstors, at
Eight-Cylinder models are built
in T ouringGars, Roadsters and 1 ~
Club Roadsters,at
F. o . B. L ANSING, MICHIGAN
, -
Cattle Ieeden have been the 'ric-
tinu of the slump in values of :nent
products.Bleu:|.Lundgren & Jen
aen who have been feeding the ailngeat the wminz fac tory sfvdl for sev
en! years shipped out 12 loads ol ear.-t l e l u t w e e k to ma r k i h s o me o f
which sold for less money, per Ib..
than they paid for them in the fall.
Out at Joe Rudolf: nie yesterdny
n 1 m r m G F s a z m n v w r , m u . - ~
pe r wn tin ten a tuvi llb ap n id o nm u n m m - d deposit inlaid for
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the measles.
Hr.Carl .Imran nrrivod from
Bloomfield 'hsesdoy for a few week:
vim with his brother, Freddie Chrlst-
Imam.
Mr. Peter W all visited Camp Em-
eton two days Int week.
Mr. Andrew Bohn who hal been in
the Methodin Hospital,'P Omaha.
three weeh. teking treatment for his
cya, arrived home yesterday.
Hrs. J .W.Wilcox is h e n h o mTehmeh Yldting her friends and for
mer Bialr neighbor|.
Limndmn Phu in nesting comfortf
lbly , soihre but little pa in, hu a
good appetite end sleeps well.
The body of the mm killed in the
auto wreck near the Clrter lehool
Int week In still held at Pieroe'| un-
dertaking roonu, uniting word fmm
relatives or frleodn.-
Ed. Johnlon il attending an occu-
iolmi farm :ale In the country for the
purpose of vkkinz up some form a-
qulpment to stock his Hide' county
f a m.He and o rwncer brother are
going fe.:min;in Dodge co\mty,
where he recently punhued l form,o m ln r i u -ma.r m worked i s
year: as forenmn and liootype oper-ator at the Danish Publishing House.
Pew Tyson informs 1113 Enter
pdle m g e m e l u p from Groot
Lakes,received/yesterday. conveyed
the discouraging informltion thot
there was no improvement ln Stua
ley }{nLn'a condition.
Arthur Currier, son of Hn. (Hmm
Southvlgl: of this city, has rederod e
card photo of his brother, Rolznd I.,
wh ollin tho U.S . Ne vy o ab o u1 i th cCntlur, Pittsburg It Bumoe Aires.
An/ontlné.The background of 'the
photo is e. repreoentltion of 500 nome-
thing or other of .Argentine pope!
money, with the photo let In the cen
ter.Rolnnd enlined In the Navy lr
November in 1914 at Seattle, Wah.
Blair Public Library hours:2 to I5
.ld.v x e s n a l .
Twin girls put in an appearance sl.
~e home of Mn and hire. Will Jshnelf Richland township on len Tues-
~y morning.
The Young llo.|lelen's Club under
e direction off Misa Gertrude Mead,
re meeting at the home of Lozdn| |Hilton Rhondea,this (Friday)
ternoon...
Mr. and Hrs. Theodore Wnhlstrorn
-»»ar spent Sunday at Teksxnah,
lting st the homes of Wdter White
--Chas.He.Monies.While there
ey went out In the country to see
rl hind of sheep that Mr. whit. is
-1 ng.
There Ire a number of scarlet fever
s in town, among them being Hel-
a Sehedler,daughter of Mr.and
rs. Gus Scheifler, end James Woltje,
ho lives just north of the Congre
Uonal church.Jane Noble, whole
I n mentioned lnat week,is~grossing nicely.
Attention of hog men is directed
the ldveniaement in this issue of
~e Enterprise of John Strlckletva
g sale of Bl! Twv- Pure bred Pol-~~Chln\sows.John's herd boar,
rd Umm, vga: a pdze winner
the National Swine Show held st
lat falland was the most td-
ired by hofhreeders from all parts
the country of my animal exhib-
-Friday, F bruary B, at Kermnrd
the date and p of the sade.
.mi Croudy eiipmd of his three
»~a. n d o d do c r e f o rmd n th e
ttgrn north of the Missouri riverlroad bridge last year and has had
. eye peeledfor s smaller place In
e vicinity of Blair that wouldn't re
re so much hired help to operstcHe made n deal last week witlr
.r Wilkins by which he acquired
4? acre that just west of the city
ich he will occupy next month.
~er.~com,~e m o .salid he didn't want them and propos-
ed selling them forlJre benefit of the
Red Cross fund.They were again
sold at sn lncmued pric e and after
bdng knocked ol! serew times It nrfound that they had netted thirty odd
dollars for the Red Cross.
r e n Slert ahipped the hunch of
lln b8 .3 50 held, tl1. athelt\ ab e¢ 'n
feeding to the Omahn market the
tint of last week. .The bottom his
dropped ont of the sheep market and
ldt Paul, with numerous other sheep
feeders in thio section. "holding the
sack",as n dnnnelal proposition.
When the public quit ettlng meat,
in eompllenee with the dominds of the
government food administration, the
law of supply and demand cut the
prlee.
Eddie hlatthies-an has been appoint-
ed Food Adminlstntor for W aking-
ton county, it is reported.It lrill now
be in order for Bill Chair. end dherl.
who gave Eddie some plain talk a-
while back on P'-l#fl°¢iIm and the eth
les of citizenship to square thunselres
with the food ldmiuislmtor by apolo
gizing to him for the hueh lnngusge
they employed in their heart to hee.:t
eommunloations with him respectingthe obligation of Amerenln citizen-
ship.
Attorney George Doll and the His-ams and kld went over to the home of
his parents, at lm, Ill., Inn week
Fridly to attend the celebration of
' f e nts' golden wedding anniver....J'3§n. occurred last Monday.
l It will require the we of s right
smart of K. W. eu t by the Arling-
ton electric Eight company on liquid
ate Rev.Ernstrneyerh judgment.While the judgrnent may sppear ex-
easlve it is questioned if any person
would swap heads with the minister
for the judgment as boot money.
Carl Schmidt and rm? V y b or n l
are home from Great lakeson s thir
ty days furlough.
R u d l l l l f r o m P u b - k i n ( T h i
B y r o n o f Ru s s i a )H i n W i s e m a n .
n .
over and aomoone mnedaq selling
DR. sr:-:w.urr°s New Offird, lhyle 3rar.~I} ~A~KING IlOUSE o{ ¢Block, 2nd Floor.(12-ff)A. CA.STE'I'I'ER.
T h e H o l i d a y A fb e m o o n C l u b w i l l
m e e t F e b . 4 , N t h H n . . E . C . .P h m l .
Th a s u b j e c t fo r t h e l f t e m o o n i n R u a -
sin.Th e p r o g r a m f o l l o w :
R o l l c m C u r r e n t e m u o n R a l -
l i l .A
P a p e r ~ - R o n i n ,h u m a n Aman-lean
Vi e wp a in t .M r s . F i n n e l l .
A r t i a l a - T h e N e w l l u l a i l .M r s .
H e l i
Q
n a : f .
/
Pdamry 1. mir n w x m n m s z mmf, 1. rm
THE EWEERPRISE
mbnu ncnl uuvu usll iill lll
Bnb ne a dpt ion a a t ti
0 a | D d h r | . ¥ | ¢ r i a A d u n u .
_-nu-ru n*
r.||n.-M.ww .: rm uu r
L A B E L S S P E A K T R U L Y
M b b n n d l n g o l H u n d r e d s d A i k g e d
Cnan Corrected by Tea Year: d
R u f u s D r l n A a .
'( W e e k l y # a vi L e t t e r )
T u n y a n a p t h e r e 'A r n n o u l -
m n n t t o w h l c h h l l m l l t d e l h i l h d r
th a t s o m a m ak e r o f p a t e nt m e d i c i n e s
di d n o t c h ai n : n o b e a b l e z o c u re wi t h
I |r
rw 'zoo pound: of menu, 641 pounds
of flour, and 312 pound: of sugar",
uid Mr. Wnttlns.
"wma rutlf ul habla, ilu avenge
consumption of flour per capitl is 246
pounds mn u llr s of m u h .150
pounds annually, and of nupr, 88.8
pounds annualiy.I! we did not acou-
orniu but c ontinued than lublu we
wil! han enough I-OI! zo had Hour
UN D E B n mvx c u v n s s
U |Mm d p a ic r u a s a n d u x p ly -
0l!ii.|f:|\ydBln.lrdon'¢n|lin.
~rwlflyrlww iunuula wa of um
~un sq dn puunlan of nr nn
~ne w u m. um pa w n u hm: o r
~tukytbuy mnyeonnt Lbcmldvn
~¢hudndond|l|gh\oomm1uion~
. 1| th qullbod.capable,lndunri-
~eumehndoul pynvn of H m v
~vrrh. me m m a p du plana.The
~¢ y ¢ 1 Y mn » u » p n » a mmu p mm
» ~ b y u u o f t h l l g h t a n d w v m
~rp onu au wh ld no ma y o f \ h\
du o ! th i i e ou n mn n nlth hu p u -
~ and tkmnlvu to bec ame mmah-
~ m¢us.»=v.»¢|u¢f,wuh1v»a°mm-
~hlu ma o i n u l mu n ld pll n t
! \ 1 1 ¢ . | | l d | . llt vl e k ' | l: n e o f 1 . \ |
'lurk Duhnalr, xmd u- th!updam
hle h h a d n th h mmmmg in d mg n lz
1.hafo1| 0lrin| "tlholwot"nlp1c tln¢
tha ne:-den tbl dty ll nppllod with
u M i n n :
'TM ~¢|»¢uie light evmpuy h u
u n mu n q f m mr d l ll c u l d u n e mx -
\y.h n w n r h l m n d n lt a l m o s t i m -panama w ¢n'm»u.-his md xvpdn
u n wh u u a y th ln g c w wm a d u
mmq un aa v. la vv : gu m bu d am
d i d n ;The hn d d o wn lm .we d
could hun ban répnlnd tn an hm
or two under normal eondiliaom, bu
'J ill um I t vu o n ly with dllk hlt
n d ll | ml ! - \ v ln c n u e d
mn thlnn \u n.1 \x¢ d u p.On a u
nr! world lar !.\|h~ly-dx hsmn 'mx
out nn upon the Ng hail" that
suddenly won! outdeommlulon.Al ( n u l l mls dn eunnman Q! th
mm : wo k t h l u g l p a d m z u n d l
k n o wi n g th u wr y d o n vu b d n
madotagivwnhangoodaenles.Bn
of m u m th an we n a few wh
"Held " li b the tnd ltlnp d no un o
lh uh y a olor .
Ilan . . , . ' : . . . . , . . § , . . . . . . . .
u ¢ . g p u u ¢ : & » n » » u =_=_- = g - - -
- - = ; g - v e . . ' ° " . .': " " = * " : ° ° ° "
H " " "u n u s u a l . .l l ! ! m l
1
xssusn EVERY FRIDAY__
HOW ABOUT A FREE PRESS?
State Journal:-W hile this amor
tha Bur an of .Chnnldry.Unied
~ are not sub~ to Lb~ act.'Thr
"Pun food luv," u it it known, i.
mndidnon of ben yan ago bnvepn e
:lwly dlnppnrd from the pups;-n
do m um c am Inter-state commerceThey may, however, still be found lr
height o! foollllmlll not to pu-g with
Un prim of his nolt11|n1l.Today, because of thc opendon ni
mr m m F o o d | . n d D r u ¢ | A c t , t h ¢
extn va p n t 91mnilea :rf cure u m
AL IQ S T A P A N I C
Dun Cvuaty Hndd *'1'h| Gan
fldd udlt lu! wnk w shut dvvh
un Yukodol mm nl the uiuxulppsn v u d m o n v h n w h h wu n tr y mu
1 punk.'n a o nd u f mny my h u e
b l n v e n o m w n l k n t h e n o w
g ¢ ¢ lo n d wu | \ i 9 p \ | | | n th » u . | Mr n
n o r m h a h b n t n l d n u m c d m z l t v u
unn c h nh dc n ollnd fi de nc y mdln-
e o mp d mc y u i th n u q n é n n o o l th c
vu d c p u n mu a tth n lm a n k a te d d u
dr u n k a r d " .W h ! ! v u the |hip~
vi n :w w v m n d m n o t
|m d n n m m u r
mln d lto th e p lm n th n t tm I - h i p :
wb kh hi d b u n " m u f o r m m
u n i l t o n l i t h d r h m k s n c o u l d n -
mn . v. o P n mlw | L h th e lr n r g o a ¢ Iwy p ll u !W h y w u lt lx e a n n r y lo l
la g h l d to : m d wi r : u l fur it's
n h l p c v h u n h d t h o u n a d l o f u n
on a n h u bs ur min nla vn ld u g ub t h h n h t h l p l n .l! Gu 'f ld dxn d
Saen tuy ol W ar m m h m u n !
Un xs mvu n d r f y u u d me th o d n a tn
w u d u b d o n u t h s y d l d l n t h e h n
\| q ,¢ | ° d, tha n wou ld be no ne c u
ulty to tb mw mmbmu lh h o n n o u t
oln nploy mnt.Th o y u e a ot b ig n -n g h f o r d w j o b m d a u g h t w b o n
moved."
Down at Lincoln n district codrl
g r q p d lm a n ma i md h m o f u w
members of the Lanatter County
bond of county c ommluiontn, on:
Indictment having 15 counts ond the
o t h t 14, c ha fing " lhlfeulneo in
.
~||wi i l s t o p t h e p r l n t i n g o f t h e h u n d r r d l
of t om o f r e p o rt l . ci r c ul a r s , s p e ec h e s
a n d o t h e r p m p a g l n d n t h a t s e r ve :
i d n s , h t h i m s u d t h e l a b e l o n th e
c a r t o n a r b o t t l e a t t h e : t u r n e r d r u g
n a n .T h e l i t t e r w i l l s o m e n e a r e r
.a
lion othen, md :npr in 257,500 oth-
urs."Butif we follow ihe suggestions
of tbl food ndministntion and alt 4
poundurtdoureada 1ruk.£§6 pounds
nf_melt ouch week, and 3 pounds of
gm;gr nth month, we can furnish Inadditionthaequivalentof791.668
builds of wheat, 25 million pounds uf
amounts. and as million pounds M sugar
What s wouderfd army wa elm'
Lake are of ind feed. and what a
srmder ful tr lbu ta m the gmt mu
af Nc bns h.
\w a s IIE A YIL Y
"Professor Grunlkk of the Heian
im University depanrmnt of ani
industry, in his addrua before
iivutqgk b n o d ln in Lincoln I
¢| 0k| Aid:"'l'ha H~ wholixtened
th| | .ppe nld1 {oov| :rf o1ma mmal
ha n f a d th e i r y a n grain crop
cutie and sheep min Iersztiffio
v h k h h e p u t l u i i i l h u i l l n q
l b a l d o n l h n p .He n i d t ln t s o ~
fumsn who bought attic last Se
temblr for winter ieadlng will »
n m u e h u i i i p c r h e a d i f t b l y h a
to ld ia t pr ue ntma rk ut la.
fsrmunirhoputcumwozih $1.50
moralatohvgaannotsumofgemti
bsc kthnprioeoithdrc nm.Hoove
i n n h u h u n n r y d a s tr u c ti n to
mast pmducing industry. :nd if pem u d i n u d l l p u r m o n a t m e l w
Itoc k bn e dn lan d fe e da n ou tof ~
hu ll.m situation 511011 the
human of a |:hooLmuMr'a inted
an with pnc lic ad economic 9
0f'lI:ich!hc y1\l1~ahldnokne,§~ar axpulanes.Th e me n t p ~
buai a h u m n t o i t ' z p .imnnnnpnportiomiry pnctic zni
m n n m m m m m i n t h a t l
for n m bu t ib n will no t c o nlin
i n b u s i n lu i f i l wve r lu ls ts o n
poekltiaxlosnlrnnning intothc
lions."
lrlth bdng willfully usd wmvvy
zvllwolwwdiw mmsdham-;.°ftheir alicia! dutiu, bun canned con
Inna butc h d the country .A free
pun in Mwlury . but the freedon
of my hnblt fanning drug, | nc hu
opiqu, coclina or alcohol, than pre
venting the innocent developement of
the drug habit.This pmiimion of the
luv ll putlc ullrly vliulble ilwlvllrll
in: mothm ag-ninzt. the me of no
F o o d a n d D : u p A c t i n U U ! s g fe g u u d i
i n g o f t h e h u :o f t h a A m e r i c a n
pe op le .
- Th e l a w r e q u i m s t h e l n b o h o f p i t -
.
illsbrusdlngl Corrected.
Hlsbnndinp in regard to thu heal
ing pmnn of hu ndred; of slleied
:meer suns, no-called "cures" for
is shipped in interstate eomnmce.
if one question the truth of a novrr
chun materials in connection with
the same, the coat in many cues being more than $500, without adwar
tialng for bids far mm u prwidec'
br iur,no emergency having boen de
duct! and none existing" eu.. which
dl md: as if lt might bl the Gnd
lo un e nd tlz e e o un ty tob e ua e dto
n x t and repair bridl°l»the ap
proaches ihlrdo,to bmlid enlnru.
of an obstacle umfx hdv w .ln-|¢.|ubmy. xr thi public Ji
ing opium.
When the ut nat into elec t. drug
d i s c u s s ,ep l i e p l y ,Sz.V i m :da n c e
m d t h o Hk e,h a v ;b e e n co: ra ck ed
Iv y -
.p e n n n n e n t l y t h e A m e r i c a n ea g l e
w o u l d n o t i o n a s i n g l e fu t h e r .
in ~90? the Buruu of ~nnistr;
found that 30 soft drlnkn eon!;ine~4
small unounts of cocdno.Prosti
»aI\y l.l\of them wen iuppraned
The Food and Drug; Act in regards
an hrnlng been an important kata#
in bringing shout ihe passage of thr
Hsrrhon anti-nartdic h w,thick
more alfa:Uveiy controin habibfom
ing naneotlu.
in the treatment of the ldctlnu were
frequent. and in malt lnliancel [hc
nemady advertised so fortefully ba
111| labels contdnad the vary drur
from vrhlch escape was desind.
do when 9, high protective iir!!! i.
placed on certain utlleea zo keep outcompetition."~
Butbig businu| Iln"t all-ofit.The
Imall frvn have ieuned mince the
tru brokd out thu they, too, cm ph;
thsg une, fnrf mm1D 01.o E»00 pe1
cent fda.Il there any reason wh)
mgsr should :eil in some part: nl
Nebmka for 9 :ents por pound md
an hi gh u 12 mu in othe r pa m:
5 I(Omaha World Hamid)
Stnmlburg, Nob.,Jan.za-'ruéaxpos adtha hidetrutti snhnu lhow-
ing D! the patriotism of the pmelnn
in time of Wu.And I venture wo wa
that than wil! never be any punish-
ment mated out to them for ihqir un-
ilmrlui daylight robbery of the Am-
erican people. wherein they have clun
edm.|.ny of the poor psople and their
You can get Four per cent intareslper ummm for your money deposit-
ed in the State Bank. Blair, Nebr..
Six, Ning nr Twelve' months.gs-:f a
Low Advenising.
ml.1.1o1\*n.\f;.s or susan/
ARE smash IN UTAH
; ~
put the "pstr!oiic "da~1ight ~lc v#
behind the bin?B. s. mzc x.
county should allow a prion of from
$2.90 to 83.20 per mek for patent flour
when it is dl of °Mmd° and In sold
to the merchants al our #ua oonnt;
nt the same price?And com mea
from :ix zo twelve cents per pound?
Fine patriotism, 1nn't lt?Yao, when
the poor devil hu to foot the bills
~ low p~n ta~il. for in a mea-1
|n unt o k e e p t h e i r fe e t w a r m .
l t i s j u s t n o w i t h m m y m b i g
b u d n c u d w h o a r e M a h t h e
g e n u s !pulailc f o r g a i n a n d s t th e
l l m l t i m e m l k i l l l t r i p :d o w n t o
W u h l n g i n n D . C . , £ 0 u m m t h e o f
fi c i n l s o f t h e i r l o y a l t y a n d p a l d o d m .
Th o u r e ve l a t i o n s nh o u i d b e l n t i f y -
OW N YOUR OW N n ou s We wil
Ioan y n money to bdld or buy
your HOME; you paying it back in
monthly payment:the mme ns
rant.Our nm ue low, and pa;-
me n h c ln b e ml d e l o mi t th e b o r
rover.Come in if Interested.The
Citizens Saving: Bank, Blair, Nab.
147-mrs
cons FOR SALE--W. H. Miller, Jr..
Bum- 'phonm (46tt;
UR. J v. IHNCHMAN, umce 215 \\
: .I l
ago nlwlpnpens"Acc ording to pngu report: then
a
n n aany monroe md the people |»h0\1L!d sec
..I
Eggs tot Hitchin; Wanted-4 is 20
dozen..-Ball phone 43.
<49-In Porta Incubator Cu.
nr .w.F. HEMPHILU5 DENTAL
Ollce located mer Slate Bank.
(IS-ll)
THE S TATE BANK of Blur, Nab
nah will pay you 4 p-er cent in
tent! per annum on time c ord!
icates of Deposirfor Six, Nine or
'.{'we¥n months.All dspoaiu arc
protocied by the Guarantee KMm.
af the Stats of Nebraska.(3-U,
Try tho Nntional Vncuum Cleaner at
PIERCE'S.(41U)
|497
.ac i t y m d vi c i n i t y .F o r y o ~ i n f o r m a
u n n w e s u b m i t t h a t t h a n Il n o w s t o r
¢ d a t t h e t w m t y o r m o r e b e e t a u g a v
fa c t o r i e s i n U t a h a n d Id n h o o ve r o u r
..|
Io~ manga to | . number of iam!
War Bread.
Wa an wnnlrlni our patrons every
Wadnndny with the justly ctilbnind
War Broad mul: by tha U. P. Bakery
ooneem at Omsha,the uma aaopla
who nmku TipTop bind.li i a mh u
DANC E AT E. gpr g HA LL. Bax
NINGTTJN,Nana..SA'll'RDA\
FE B RUA RY ml.
LET YOUR IDLE asozmx'e l m
mmething.Th! Stan Emir. Blair.
Nth:,, wil! ply I'our per cent inter-
MOTHERS and FATHERS--In mrs
home should ble found one of mu
Home Savings Banks now given a.-
keep :no~g 1 train of forty c anper day for one month!
for Six. Nine or Twe!ra months. St!
YOUR IDLE MONEY "-W hy 3101
have your idle money working for
you?We pay Four per c ent o:
Savings accounts compounded somi
mnwhr, and y our money is pro
tectcd by the Guarantee Fund ol
the State of Nebyuka.CitizcnaSaving: Bank,Blair, Ncbrahica.
(4 7 th
Can y ou think of a hater Christ-mu pruent for than boy or dr!!
One dollar opens an account.Faux
per cent paid on nvingi.
,-(41-Ui
ancestry did for the mono of the
union during the great rebellion; offheir unquestioned loyalty then and
now, and of the disposition now shown
by some to perlrccule D¢0Plo of Ger
mnn birth or paruntqt on anspicior
simply bonu: this nation is at war
with Germany.The colonel a.-alla al-
tentlon to the fact tint while we had
union in the nrvolutionary war., thevalt mlJ°ri¢r of "Ef\¥"¢h~1\m*=H¢l"S"
lle falife B n :Cause Many Men
Pint Fused To Be Rtjeded al
Cumu-
Examination of the record.;of
10,000 men passed for military lervioeby local boards and then rejected bv
who surgeons show that nearly 22
per oem of tbl find rejec tion were
caused by defective 25125.
OMAHA
l l l ||.the 191 7 b eet cr op.An a r e su l t o f t h e
c a m p a i g n it.h a s m a d e 67.000 ba m -
I
GRANH ISLAND. Neb. Jan. JJ.
The .Mncrfcan Beet Sugnr Co.has
closed down it's plant, having com
xiiling to :take their lives, fortunes
and nc:ed honor on the altar of free-
1om.Germans who came to Amcdra
rar the libcriy and the opportunity
this glorious country mlfords;who
look the solemn oath of allegiance.
Raosevdfs l l t u t eontribution to
c e n t ; h u n k . 7 . 4 7 p e r c e n t ; m r , 5 . 9 1
pe r c e n t; h ea r t d i s ea s e, 5 .8 7 pu c en t ;
tu b en m l od n , 5 . 87 p er c en t .
A t t e m p t s t o e n d s m i l i u r y d u t y b y
da c ep t ia n m m l i n l ph ys i ca l co n -
d i t i o n w e r e ve r y fe w .
-
': | |''|»~ i l |1 » ~»
son of the world's champion Caldwell's Big
and Chief Columbus 3rd, that great breeding
The ol:-ring n -ana by such lwtabln ll Kennltd Un: 1. Chlcl CdnmbunJrd._llll Onnfr, ClV|E\¢'l Bl~ck Ciorerdlle. Sehnln 1 Im~ D 1l'| Celnlnb»
of sugar of 100 pounds each, n littie
nhing he hu written in many n day.
He dll: dtnn tion in tha t ulic le to
,1-gf* I
_°;.
's0
' a
|=;_;
:fi
'a
£3
qs
: ' }
:'=
sis
: ' :q v0 %
40
§.J. B. sTRlcKLE'TT's
~ BRED s o w S A
.~
For Almost Fifty Years
oux rxouucrs nm PLEASED
i :~ | " :: a l
inhabitant o! ~e state ~I Nebraska.
IAS. E. DUNCAN, Anciionefr _c.r:.1¢anxm:nu.c1¢f:=J | ;~|~Hellman:I I \e , ~
J C. ilaldermua, Poland China Jour.H. 0. Weddle. Jolzrnnl SinclununG. ra. Hail. :om C¢ntl|;'y Famer K e n n a n d ,N e b r .
Sale lo be new ln llealell pavlllon all Kennalll, s
all P. ll., Sharp.lunch In I. 0. 0. ;f. hull, ll:50
.._,_KENNABD URSUS 30524
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A CONSERVATIVE BA
With Liberal,Saie Management
For More Than 47 Years
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co~ducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Lpap
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THE BANKING HOUSEOF0A .C A S T E T T E R
Capitd $100,000.00 Established 1869
The Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, ln Successful Operation
For More Than 47 Years
A general banking, business
conducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Lpap
Money, cash checks on other
banks, pay interest, on time
deposits for six. nine and
twelve months atthe rate of
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over dx pounds of sugar har ev:ry
inhnbitant o! the state af Nebraska.
For Almost Fifty Years
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The Largest and 0ldest Exclusive
Jewell? Store in the City.
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ANDERS C. Dsaau.
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C h u n h e a t o C o n s e r ve .
F r u n o n t , N e b , J a g . 3 0 . - I a t h o d l s u
a n d P r e s b y t e r i a n :a t F r e m o n t h a ve
de c i d e d a t s ep a r a t e m e e t in g s z o h o l d
se r vi c e s o n l y on S u n d ay : a n d u a c o n
du ct p r ay er m e et in g : an d c ho ir p r a. ct ~
ic e i n h o m e s a s n c o n s e r va t i o n m e a :
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l r . a n d l l r a . W . C .L i n d e n In t e r -
L a i n d a t a n i n f o n n d a l x o 'c l o c k d i n -
ner in_honor of Howard Utterbark a
raeeut_ arrival 'hum Glendive, Mont.
The evening was spent in divoraionn
o f va r i e d a o r t a a n d w h i c h w e r e m o n t
en j oy a bl e to al l .In t hi s co n n er t i on i l
Is n e ed l e s : t o my t h a t t h e n m o a t e a t -
Im a b l e fo l k s a m r o y a l e n t e r t a i n e r s
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Tso whexllun day s s week-Mon
:hy :nd Wadneaday-and one wheatlen meal a. day.
Tm paxthan day : n weelr-Tues
day and Saturday.
One m u t l l u du 'a week--Tues
sky-and one mmtleu meal a day.
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For Sal
FARM NO. l.Good level eighty.
-house. good barn, good orchard,
of water. close to school.Price
sale by Feb. l5th, $127.50 per ac
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_FARM NO. 2.Elghty acres. rollin~.room house, good little burn, plebulldlngs, qulte a lot of alfalfa.half miles to town..$l27.50_~Extraordinary terms on these t
. FARM NO. 3.Good square lo0,3
half miles east _of Craig,falrly
proved, extra good orchard and aduger.$125.00 will buy It up to
FARM NO. 4.One of the best 400
ln eastern Nehru:ka.2 sets of
wlth u thlrd house lor tenan
mun.Owner wlll consider mo or
or small farm at its value asGood Terms On Bulance.'
FARM NO. 5.Ona ol the but improved qB lllr ,less tlu m two mlles fr o m th e c l
§';§"1"§~"""' up tn February lst with » », o .
FA RM NO. 6 .| 54 Ac res. 2 Ind I nm miles
llttle less than Iso will buy lt.Almos t ne
me n u .A ronl snap.Good terms.'
Ihn vc s c ver ul othe r go od f a r m s t h u a n
worth the mnnny an 8004 terms.C o me ln ln
once.
J. M. ll|X0N nm ISTAT
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C O N G R E G A T I D N A L C H U R C H
B e r r i e n e n d S u n d a y Sc h oo l n e x t
S l m d e y u u s u a l a n d a c o n d i e l i n vi t -
at i on t o a m fn a t t en d .
"ll_l]1`1i1'o_rning :I-Fvlccs _ B_rEge
m e n t s w i l l b e c o m p l e t e d fo r t h o E v~
e r y m e m b e r c a n va s : a n d i n t h e a ft e r
no o n c o mn n i t t e e w i l l w i a t t h e h o m e . :
of m e mb e r s a n d fr i e n d s o f th e c hu r c h .
Th e e ve m l n g l o r vi c e w i l l fo l l o w t h e
o n i e r a n n o u n c e d f o r l u t S u n d a y e v-
e n i n g e n d o m i t t e d u n o s e r vi c e w a s
he l d o w i ng t o t h e s e ve r e w e a t h e r .
F o r th i s w e e k a n d t h e m o n t h o f
F e b r u a r y t h e m i d - w e e k p r a y e r w i l l
b e di sc on ti nu ed .I t m i g h t b e rqeet~
i n n c o u l d b e h e l d f o :t h o ve r y c o l d
s e a s o n a t p r i va t e h o m e l .
Th e r e i s e g o o d, e b u m- , a n d ( b e s t ,
An d w e s h o u l d n o t c o n t e n t e d In , o r
r e s t
Until our good is better and our
better best.
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t h a m m s t u c k M i h l w w e
T h a n h a r u f o o f c o i l w a s n l i c n d
l n l i u n a k h y t h a n x i n l o f t h m e
r e m i n d b y t h e H a l m q u i s t H r
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l u t m e k .H r s . V a n V n l i n w a n t
1 o n W e d n u u i a y . n n d a i t t n d l d t h u
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t d k n a n d t h e i r v r i r u .
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m l h l a n S a t u r d a y w h m sh e e x
l o m t l ! H a y l e : c o i l e g a M n n c h y
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H n .S h e e t s w e n t t o B l a i r F d d n y
Plkher.Sho attzndod tba Reiki
u.r, Bnnrdly.
ln. E. P. Banjos: nat to Blair on
llonday to hue some dental work
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Thom!! Jncknon uma home Satur-
day hn mC lmp F & : . n lto n o n lf h r e
days Iorlough..Ho hu just recently
hom dlrlmrged Dram i lu hospital
when ho vu wnbnnd with Germnnmlll lll-Hs my: ha is fueling hue
nd enjoy! amy lifa.
Mrs. Anna Goodrich 'of Now Eng
land. spent the put week at the H H.
}{¢1:og hmm.
Carl Hudson md Herbert Herzog
arent to Fremorit lut wick and enter
Od the Nannal bqinning with the
Bownd Somutar.I
mother 1nuurlou.|1y ill, Editor Hub-
be ll ldt th e d n t d lu i wea k f o r
Wlblier CMB Ioun, when he resides,
to bo tith him and render what u-
ailtnnoe ha could
.The mm month; old lon of Mr.
ua Hn. zuuu wut il wry? loiv, auf-
inlng with indiguiion.'
A.W .Ba§~pilm¢o1l:Tn¢!`mmin
opontlon for the mmaval of his ton-
iils nt Ill umm hospitnl last week.
On Hondxy Raymund Iigomhoum.
M Blldr, begin the work of filling the
in house but for nut :ummm'.| mv-ply.The ics coma Imm the settling
hainl at Florence and is of line qui-
HJ.Three clrlondx came in Satur
day And were stored nt onoa.
An he mpped out af 'Ula door nt
his homo, Ssturdsy, Dr. Bmiih slip
ped on the mm srmlk md fell. fum
g m ;his hip bona Drs.Cameron
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PUBLIC SALE or P
Stock, Machinery, Etc.I I E R H A N ; n o o n h i s n o n : L y n n , w h o w a s a l s o a t
A n d : n w J o n e s o f r -._b u l i m i a i n H a : m a n o n W -i l m d d o w n t o r n s a w h i s f n t h c f s
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As I am going to leave this country I will sell at
Public Auction, on
MONDAY,FEB. 11, 191s
011 the 0ld William Carpenter Farm
6 miles Southwest of Herman, 3 miles .Northeast of
Spiker and 10 miles Northwest of Blair the following
described farm equipment, towit:
ln: by the road nur the James Har-
rison home, panially unconscious or
in a dazed sort of condition.lla later
mcqvernd and was able to Mvo his
team hams but soon lapsed into un-coqdouanua anda physician was alll-
ed who md the trvublo vru caused by
a pmviou.uaccid¢nr. uvcrnl years ago.Ha ia :mins along nicely and aoon
will be abla to be out qmln.
W. H. Burkett sold his tina farm
one mile south of tmrn Saturday to
Henry Hi er for tha neat zum of $250
por acre.a ii one of the fine
fauna naar hero with good improve-
ments and will make Air. Miller a flue
home.Chu.Blanchnrd ia making some
addad improvement: to his implement
marc.Hn hu turned Lhp shed near
the allay around and brought it neur-
er Lim front by the aide of the largebuilding and is remodeling U10 place
which will Ave him a larger place
for his ever increasing bualneaa.
The D o Honor lad~ hald a
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Bay Horse, ll years old, weight
l,200.Bay horse,5 years old,
weight, l,200.Brood mare in
foal, smooth mouth, wt. l,300.
Black mare, 3 yrs. old, wt. l,l00
Baymare, 3 yrs. old, wt. l,l00.
negulor moulin;Soharday cunning
pf-<1 dur the ngulnr bnlinon meet-
rur a committee served refruhrnenu.
Mi n lieth.Laughlin camo dom:
from Tehmah lu: week and Holist-
ed with the inroioo of the stock of
goods at the Von Vllin ltorc.
Among the nu.rpcmu.|farm sales
af present ore acvcml of interest to
Herman p¢°P1¢Elxy King held n
sale Burt Friday on his farm at Dc
Soto.Mr. King move; this lvrinz to
a pines acijoining Blair on tho south.
We undenland tint he has only a few
urea and Lhni hu wiil take life easy.
Bart Cooper md W. P. Dixon have
diuolved partnership and will hold n
sale this Wednesday at the Dixon
farm, five miles |ouLhwcst. of 'Teks
mnh.Mr.Cooper will mo w about
u n .. .
of hm.Chril Richter will move into
hu new homo a qxmrter of s mile
south of Lho present home and give
possession to the new owner, Pom1
Clm.noll.Hr.Ilichtor will sell a
mhnbor of 11111181 at a gale in tho
noni futuno.Chris LnFrenz will dix-
poso oi part of his Iann machineryand stock at I mic Feb. 12.hir. Lu
Frcnz moves to'a place on the bot-
tom :lx miles out of Tekamnh and
AL King' will fum the Chu. Blin
chard pl!-ol the coming year vacated
by Mr. 1.»n1"mnz.
Hrs.. A. W. Barge went to Omaha
Thmdly to nee hor husband who \=\ns
at the hospitnl.
F. Vm Valin received a carloul of
of pixnoa lan weak and is announc-
inz a sale to begin January 28.
li l! !Eva King returned Thundny
irom Jollel., Illinois, when sho has
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10 HEAD
3 cows giving milk now,fresh
in spring; one cow with month
old éalf at side; one bull; 2 years
old; 2 yearling heifers; 2 surn-
mer heifers.
G ~H d Two tried sows,7 gilts,~A ,. f f ~I I4 bnrrows; 12 fall pigs.
0 Lumber W agon Spnng W agon Champxon Bxnder~Erne rs on W . j on n De ere Rid in g L is te . 2 d ;
enough Ruimg Plows Independent Manure Spreader
f One Moline Disc, Avery Tongueless Gultivator, New
Departure Tongueless Cultivator, Harrow, 4-horse International Gas Engine,2-horse power
Gas Engine, Listed Corn-Bled, Bob-Sled, Corn Cutter,Corn Planter,Hey Rack, .50-gal. Gas
Bbl. Hand-Sheller,.90 bushels Corn in crib, some Corn Fodder and Wood.
H~ ~ One set nearly gevI:cgIo1§J8r!dn£Sa;ré1);)e e1i§1;;E;;':1 Harness. Old set
HOUSEHOLD GOODS .,'72:: F,2.'1i§f'°41,'.3§f'§ sm: ';:::;.:?'1:i:.m,'.¥;',::';1;:.'.§'.;1?';
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Carl Hudson ond Herbert Herzog
ent to Fremorit lut wick and enter
the Normal bqinning with the
~IIn rvmnm to | . nuulge that his
wuurlou.|1y ill, Editor Hub-
l l d t t h o d n t d l u i w n k f o r
thier City, Iourn, when ho resides,
b0 tith him and render what u-
ltmoe ha could
.The mm month; old lon of Mr.
- Hn. Killul Wont il 'rorf loiv, auf-
; with indlguiion.'
A. W. Ba§~p 1| mmnrhgg from in
pcntlon for the roman! of his ton-
Ls nt Ill umm hospitnl last week.
On Hondxy Raymond Iigorohomo.
Blldr, begin the work of filling the
-house hors for out :ummm'.| mv-ly.The ics coma from the settling
nl at Florence and in of fine qual-
.Three culondx camo in Satur
y md were stored nt onoo.
An he stopped out of 'Ula door nt
| 50050. Ssturdsy, Dr. Bmiih slip
-on the mm srmlk md fell. fum
rin:his hlp bona Drs.Cameron
~» Lakin: attended hlm md he was
|~e l l comforuble as puldblc.
.. I»'r.1||ottingquitafoeblo and it
tohoregnwodt.hltluc hannoc id
should wuz him.
li.l|J1L1llJ §¢kmnn_| mdo1v:|f
~or school work at the Wayne No
nd du lto d our Sunday wi
r brother, Thomu, who ru hom
~m Cl-nw Ihmston.
ills: Dorothy Barlow is risiiing he
ur, ll:s. Lloyd Bundle.
R u i n )meeting:at ibn M.
humh camo to 5 :Joan Sumhy nighRW. Gains left Monday for no
~dd: with the belt winhes of n hos
of tric nds he hu made during hi
nay Burl.
Although not mmy unbelief:
made confession of Christian h i
during ghoao meetings the good don
here is ;n;n1IuL ..
aa. ll. Parrlxh hid ll! accident
dl! pftnmoan thot might Bun -
mon oerioua.Hr. Pur ilh was a
lllid il hauling dirt to the Blanc
nd building and inte in the afte
urea and Lhni ho will take life easy.
Bart Cooper md W. P. Dixon have
diuolved partnership and will hold n
sale this Wednesday at the Dixon
farm, five miles oouthwcst. of 'Teks
mnh.Mr.Cooper will :novo about
Marc h 1, to s fum four miles west
of hue.Chril Richter will move into
on new homo a quarter of s mile
south of Lbs present home and give
possession to tho new owner, Pom1
Clm.nnll.Hr.Ilichtcr will sell a
mhnber of 11111181 at a gale in the
noni futunn.Chris LnFrenz will dix-
poso oi part of his Iann machineryand stock at I :ale Feb. 12.hir. Ln
Frenz moves to'a place on the bot-
tom :lx miles out of Tekamnh and
AL King' will fum iho Chu. Blin
chard pl!-nl the coming year vacated
by Mr. 1.»n1"mnz.
Hrs.. A. W. Barge went to Omaha
Thmdly to ace hor husband who was
nt the hospitnl.
F. Vm Valin received a carloul of
of pixnoa lan weak and is announc-
inz a sado to begin January 28.
li l! !Eva King returned Thundny
irom Jollel., Illinois, when sho has
been ninoo tha mlddlo of December
vldtlng as :Luun.She resumed herwork nt the tclophono oilice Sunday.
Hin W ilmn Lowe il sudoring with
an attack of the grlppe md is unable
to take hor plloo nt the :witch board.
Mr w. H. Ha:rinon returned Thurs
day from n visit at ihe Hnrry and
Bert Cooper homes nur Tcknmnh.
Mn. Lynn Parrish hm a birthday,Lionday, and Mn. Roy Chnrlo'|, of
Toknmth, birmfim fan on Sstunloy.
Thou Indies are very clone friends
xml for a number of yous have ee!-
ebntcd tho hqppy went on the day
behxeen their birlhdnyn.Mrs.Par*
rim went to Teknmah Satunlay :md
tho occnion was properly celebrslcd
Sunday an the Charles home.A num-
ber of friends were present and a
in-go dinner ms served by the two
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Ba ym a r e , 3 yr s . o l d ,w t .1,
There's No 'BEfter Time Than House Mrs. R.. Ii. Bacon of Fremont has
been visiting scnmi days ihii week
at Fred Weber's.
Mr. and Mn. E. Ii. .Elmer retumed
heme Mhnday from Sargent sshere
they have been sigmging at n series ei
mvivll meetings.
Rev. and Mrs. Bmhf-uni were enter
tained at supper at C. C. Manhalff
on Tuesday evening.All the Con
lreinlionll people came in and aur-
prised them in the evenipg it being
their china.wedding annivm1a.ry.They were presented with a china
cncnxner and sugar and a 510 guld
piece.
Air. Carl Carlbnrg dnipped hogs lr
Omaha 1uesdny evening.
Mr. L. C. Gaines had n cnrlorid ofhorses here nt the' barn lhlu week for
snle, which he bought out wcstf
Mr. S. D. Nonnamakcr shipped cat-
tle to Omaha on Tuesday.
Caqaonl W. W. McClain. of Camp
| . .I~'rluitld friend:here
FOR SAL E: -A registered yearlingHereford Bull.Enquire of
U. S. Reeves.
5Lf Blair, Ncbr.
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1-10Q§:f35
Machiner '
Gas Engine, Listed Corn-Bled, Bob-S1
Bbl. Hand-Sheller,.90 bushels Corn in
~ ~One set nearly n~C
HOUSEHOLD GOOD
Rockerl, Mlsscs Set-3-place: Singer Sewing Mach\
mme Canned lruit nm! Glass Jnrs. 3 bushcls ol hu
Cla~'~ Tme to Install Gas
ARLINGTON
Misa Lucile Crnpcnhoft camo homo
from Ncbrukl university to visit ui-
rr Sumily.
Miss Esther Marshal!entertained
a crowd of y oung folks Inst l"ridly
Terms of Sale: 12 mo
for lighting md hwiuz-We ll gladly give you expert advise
md help in the matter, und su unit estimulm.O( course there
in no obllgnion on your pon ir asking for Lhe feels and Bgurei.
We ure no num Llmv. nu u I fuel md illumimmt will pmve so
mperior za other wqys that we promise yeu'll fmd iz well
worth your while w invesC\2\w.
We, of course, dou'z expect your patronage on any other
basis Linn thu. you will servo your own luuemets by giving
il. ta us.Why not investjgnusl
And weuylBLAIR GAS co.
BL AI R , NE B R AS K A
CAMERON & MARSH,Auctioneers
E. r. HANSEH, Clerk.
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