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IBLAIR,\VAS/HINGTON COUU""Y,NEBRASKA,MARCH 23,1922.VOL.XXVI ,No.s
S :.::.:sS.;:§:i1;fm CANDIDATES FILE ]B|_A||1~§$fE PASSES INFURMAI.RECEP|ION
.~ Themu Ahnon Carter wu born i|\|]mM BusHorns,x UI Hr.and Mrs.Oliver Huddleson
sprang a little surprise on her manyfriendsinBlairandvicinityonlast
Wednesday March 15 when me wasquietlymarriedtoMr.Clyde Biffar
of this fipy in Omaha.
Mins Huddleson has been employedasstenographerbytheForterIncu
lnator Companysin this city for overthreeyears and has made an elflcjent.
imstworthy helper who will be greatly
missed from her accustomed place bytherenoftheforce.Mr.Biliar is
the son of Mr.N. T.Bilfar of Herman.
Nebr.
Mm.Biffer is finishing her work at
the Incubator office this week and onSundayorMondayof next week.the
HONEY PRODUCERS Assocml On Monday evening March 20_?drl.NON pg 31357 snfrunonr Grant Garner entertained the mem
MARCII 25.AT 1:30 P.M.bers of the senior class of the Blair
high school in honor of the 18th
Rapid progress is being made iU1;§f:§:f jf 35;;n»;§\g§who is a
the area testing of cattle for tubercu
losis in Washington county.Ft.Cal
houn township was finished last week.Three veterinarians Drs.TildanStanleyandStegnerarestartingln
Lincoln township this week and it is
expected that Lhe whole toiniship will
be finished in short order.Dm
Wceces and Higgenbotham startedinHermantownshipMondaymorn.ing and expect to finish in another
two weeks.Meantime work is pro|S£¢§\\
The affair was in the nature of asurpriseandtheeveningwaspleasantlyspent in games and music and ln
hearing things o r Gilfon;la wireless.Mrs.Garnerserved a delicious
luncheon during thi evening and sho
was ably assisted by her sister Mrs.
Gil Hines and her daughterinlawMrs.lnver Garner of Omaha.
A program of musical selections bymembersoftheclasswashastily
PETYTIONS FOR CITY OFFICERS Scioto county Ohio August 16 1835
Filings have been going on at alivelyrateforcityolnces to be fllled
at the city election to be held onIue~nisy April 4th 1922.The onlces
of City Clerk and City Engineer areliillvacantandthetimeforfilings
Nebraska March 16 1922 aged 86
years and 7 months.Mr.Carter grewtoyoungmanhoodnear the place of
his birth from which place he wenttoCovingtonKy..and to New PortVa.where he attended the New Port
University studying law for a time
d prid s M h 2nh.|In 1854 he drove an ox team fromouonay even ng arcFollowingisalist.of candidates
who have filed for the various offices:
hlEl0R:
John R.AyeF. S.BigelowE.w.Schmidt
oorxcll..FIRST WARD:guthered together orchestra an1 A l.Cornnton and Elmer Pate
Covington Ky.to St.. _Joseph Missourlandfromthere he came by boattooldRockPortlandingnearwhat
is now [ia Soto.ln the spring of 1856
the deceased tiled upon land a partofwhichisnowthetownofBlair.
Illa ilrst little cabin was erected nearwherf the city hall now stands and s
few TIMERS MEET TO WELCOME
OLDTIME FRIEND AND
SCHOOLMATE
Mm FarlniedB.Slipp of Portland
Oregon arrived in Blair last Tues
day and left today (Thursday)for
Lincoln for a short visit with lin.
Dr.Mead.
Mrs.Sllpp la known to the older
reaidenta of Blair as Fannie PerkinsdaughterofMr.and Mrs.Alonso
Perldna former pioneer residents of
this city.Mr.Perkins.her father
was well known in this bounty hav
lng served several years as countyilldswinwhichpositionhewasheld
newly ucds oxpectlo leave for Mitch
ell Ncbr.where they will make their
home on n form.
The Enterprise extends congratuiatjonsioMr.and Mrs.Biffnr and
wishes them wusss in their new re
lation
coxso LI DATION OF SCHOOLS
..~.................................Dr.McCoy in charge \Dr.Cady hav
ing dropped the gmernment work.
The lou!men who are doing this
testing for the go\ernme.I:t are certainlytobethankedbyeveryeitlzcn
of Washington county.They receive
only nomiral pay they neglect their
practice while their ofhce expensesto on in order to help make the coun
coursed sweet music when con\er|e(;(}|5g|L SCQND \R1)tion Ragged.I 11.H B.Rosenbaum andGilfordwaspresentedwithabook\ _g Moonsbytheciassnlntes.David Mummoft gg;NC|L ;};|[¢[;1\R[)=_making the presentation speech.j Henry GdmmAltogether.it Wu one of the PIM (;(){};(11._}.(}UR1H rAR[)antest affairs the seniors have enjoyed p C. Sorenson andthiegenr and ihey left for their homer C 5|ChristensenbeforemidrightwishingGilfordmanygC}l00L 30AR[):_haves rilums of the day.l nr n 1 Mllnlnrh |r.r\ 1 1|\Vri
|;00d part of the townfatherCarter|s corn field.|The family left heh soma twentynndMinaAmnndlMfouryearsmoandthisiltheBritMr.Carter
that Mn Slipp his made hor
1858 Ind to this union were town I.visit since ¥¢lvln|.eleven chiklren lftar Inv
four of whom proceeded dnof whom ll In zhe Svmntlil.of these four are:Catherine Elvira Har hxydnand who was a nilroad0111andDanielWebsterwhodiedinlnmandiedsomeremanandrlnelOfficeof the County
Supedntendent
Blair Nebr.
Owing to the fact that there seemstobeamisunderstandingastothe
Object of establishing boundary lines
for consolidation of schools an explanationwillbebeneficialtothose
who do not have access 2.0 the oct of
the last legislature.
This act pnovldes for n committee.
torsisting of two electors and the
county superintendent to establish
l.ent.nti\e boundary lines so that the
LJ um: 01 me :cw wmcn can DQ|310to have been cleaned upThecountytrip ofl stockmen to seetubcrmlarcattlekilledat South Omahn. on Wednesday promises to he abigaffairiftheroadsarepassable.Dr.Spencer promises that all arrangementsnrecomplete.Further details
will be given next week..
The Washington County Honey ProducersAssociationwillmeetinthe
court house at Blair Saturday after
noon.lliarch 25th at 1.30 p.rn.acnndlmv§n ...u :.......l \...ac..rv\.;
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
unty £ommisaioners RoomBlairNebrMarch20.1922.
The Board of County Commianlonen
met pursuant to adjournment taken
March 6.1922.Present J.F.White
H.C.Blnce and absent Henry Tmhl
sen.
|if¢r¢y.Mm.Clara Fulton died at theium time :he no held 1 reiponlfble
BUIIOPES DEBlS oo AMERICA
Z3l:Loul5 P.Loucheur former French
nlilniater ol the liberated regionslaidin a talk nt Lyons that frankly
he did not believe France ever coulzll
or ever would psy u eou of her debt
to Americq.That is one thing an a.
age of 3I.yearn and william Alexnn position with the name eomguny.rler died at the one of 4s yearn.The Time hu dealt lightly with lin.wife and mother died October 28 1900.Sllpp and }1er.old friend!and clauOntheiecondrlnyofSeptembermate:were pleased to llnd her the
1902 Mr.Carter contracted a lecondame jolly good natured lizI aa in
marriage.Mrs.lsabolle Hines uv.;hlsi limes long gone b)L_and her hdef
bride.Mr.and Mrs.Carter moved toatay nngong ul nu hideed a brightPlnttemoulhin 1905 where they madelxpot ln the pathway of time whichhnancialpredictionandanotherthingtheir home for almost ten rears.com will long be remembered.
an o moral determination.ling back to Blair in 1914. since which]In order that her home comingu.e\!nad nd approved.g The United Stg has not been |UMC they itllG made uid!hoUIO in illbllld be flttlngly l1!IIl!Illhol!d and
After a careful examination of tha bill collector and it does not nowlthil city.thBt all of her friend:might havefnlln\ainer mn.nn Hun rlifnfxlhi fnnrll ¢|\n...rlninnninnfinn fn Finer Amr.Brother Carter Wu an old soldier an onbortunitv to meet her Hn.
The minutes of the last meeting
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questson of consolidation may be ennaidered by the electors.
March 20 a hearing was held asprovidedbylawintheomceofthe
eounty superintendent where electors
eould iile objections to the plans anrecommendedbythiscommitteeahnll
makaauch cbanguoflaidreportuldmap|aa snideommiuu mayadvisable.and shall transmit said Hnal
report and order to the eounty board
within 30 days after completion of
the |:une};who shall record the sameintheminutesoftheirproceedings.
After the flling of said report or
:nupplemnlal reports ith the county
laoard 25%of the school elector5 of
e\:|n!proposed consolidated district
affected by the proposed change in
boundary linen and sites may within
forty days file a written protest or
appeal with the state sqperintendentagairsttheestablishmentof the houn
daries and school house sites an fixed
by said committee.
Upon the receipt of such protestsorappealstheslatesuperintendentshallcallameetingintheofficeof
the county superintendent of the
county wherein complaint has been
made giving ten days notice of the
mme to the objectore and to the
memben of the committee whose work
is sought to be nHected and shall
send a member of his staff to investi
gate such complaint and he presentat such meeting at .such meeting ahnll
be had n detailed etntement of the
facts ard conditions developed at mid
hearing and :hail by auch stall officer
be reported in writing to the slate
superintendent who shall then approvetheboundariesestablishedbythe
county committee or order a rearrangementof auch boundaries as in
his _Iudgment may aeern heat and the
county superintendent shui!by proclnmhtiondeclareallboundariesasfinallyestablishedby the county mm1111tLce or by the state superintendentin case of nppeal to be legally constitutedboundadea and school sites of
the said proposed consolidated school
diliricts.
At any time :liter the compietionof said districtirg and the Iapsing of
the time for hearings and appealsuponnpetitionof 25%of the school
electors Iivingin any one of the proposedconsolidateddistrict:not eontainingahighschooldistrictasde
fined ln this Act.the county superintendentshallorder an election to be
held in such proposed district at such
proposed place aa he may designateand shall give at least zo days notice
thereof requirleil by la for holdingzehooldistrictelectiona.
For the benefit of those who have
the opinion that consolidation is beingforcedupon them.. I will any# this IsastatewideprovisionardWillhavenoforteunlessadoptedbv 6066 of the
dectorn of a propo=ed dist:ieL
Mabel J.Manh.
Read the ads in The Enterprise.
UCU U \.
Larsen president.Some mighty goodthingswillbebroughtupforthe
bcnelit of all honey producers thingsbothinstructiveandprofitable.Mr.Chas.Gaydou of Blair wh!chosen secretary of the state associationatinannualmeltingandlillun
In a .state and national way for
~beneht of bee keepers.Anyone whokeeps been I5 urged to mme and bringtheirfdendswho are interested.
...A dress form demonstration held byMrs.P.C.Petersen at the home ofMrs.John Aronson on Saint Patrick?
Day was especially enjoyed by all
They report not only the making of
three good forma but a moat enjoyabletimeandndeliciouslunch.TheIndies in other districts are requestedtoreporttotheExtensionomceatBlaironeachmeetingsothataccuraterecordsmaybekeptof the pmgrefmbeing made in the county
Mr.Fm.Iverson north of Blair isnrealpoultrymnn.Last winter hisflock of Black Llugahane gave To eggsper day fion;L_gbout 250 hens which
was much better than any neighborscouldboast
Last fn!!he was induced by thecountyagent to try a inf feeder.Inthis he fed equal parts of bran shortsgroundoatsgroundcornand1nent
scrap or tnnkake.As usual.he fed
plenty of nice green fourth cuttingalfalfi.Iota of milk plenty ofoystshell:wil grit.He also used herd coal
ashes supplying not n iv mineral food
but excellent dust.When out of oystershallhefoundtheeggsJul=
showed thin aho¢t at once.He accordinglyalaekcd lime.water and aand
pcurding it up after it had hanrlened
and found it made an ewcellent sub
stitute for the higher priceI food
The result of the self feeder wasthathehasbeengetting140emdailyoutof 248 hens this winter in
stead of 70.He ngures that he receivedgooddividendsontheinvest
ment.
Soy héane are booming in popularityinthevicinityofHermanWaldo
Hancock is putting in 30 acres in his
com.He reports that H.I..Webster
put in 15 acres Ian year and is pub
tin;in 80 acres this year in his corn.Others are also using them.One
man figures that he gets the equivalentof300poundsoftanltageper:sem from the soyjaeans at very little
expense.and to the benefit of the
landgrtiher than to il1 harm.~I .In planting these folks are min;a
simple attachment on their com p1ant»
an aa they limi that planting with
the planter :racks rnlny of the beans.
Jorgena Sorensen of Blair harvested
four tons of grapu last year on onea.er\ of land.They brought him $460.This was the beat crop he had erex
(Continued on page Fam
.y.....it was moved and seconded that the
following claims be allowed and thi
County Clerk is hereby ordered todrawwarrant:on the dit!o1ent funds
;_wm~.ww Ill!Pltlrnon Bros.(ZIIY pipe)3.25
E. W. Jacobs (groceries for
Pwr>73.24
A. C.Dcbel {aelm)for March)15884
Qmft Munson (salary for Mann)85.00
E.C. Jackson (fees salary
Posture!155.13
Holmquist Gr.&Lbr.Co.(coal
for poor)3730
Gus Carlson (mad dragging)11.70
J.F.White (com.work and
mileage)106.50
MPILQ J Marsh iealary for
March help and nostr:»\lf\3.34
W.}{.Hill lsnz\evor work)91 20
J.F Pnnmpbcll (chair #ents
rails)4.23
The Enterprise {pHnting)18.00
Danish Luth.Publ.House (envelopesCoSupl.)7.25
Klopp Printing Co.(suppliesCo. omcers]44.00
Jens Nielsen (groceries for poor)330
K. B.Pnnfng Co.(tax lists]also
Milburn &Scott Co.(suppliesCo.Supt.)29.56
.Danish Luth.Publ.House (postfcardsClk.Dist.Court)2.00
R G.Allen (postage.express{t 161.Fli
Farm Bureau lmiscollnone)2::r»\\
Rm. Bros (supplies for poor)55.91
Mary C. Debel (salary for
Hnrrhl 165.66
S. G lriftmn Stump Co.(deal
ers plateai 1.44
quarter)300.00
Grace Ballad {nalary first
coln and Omaha on Rann
case)16.85
Chris Bendorf (Lui hire to
Omaha)20.00
A.Christiansen (supplies for
/1SorL 93.35
R. B.Printing Co.hsuppliea Co.
Supt.}84.04
K.B Printing Co.(supplies Co.
Supt.)150
K.B Printing Co.(supplies Co..
Supt.)7.63
Omaha Printirg Co.50.03
....btlls in Europe until this little aeeuunthasbeensettled.Americans
are impatient sometimes when they
are told that they are morn!debtors
having enlisted in Co. B. 2nd NebnakaCavalryin 1862.IIn wu s member in good standing of John A.Dlx
mr No. 52.Wm.A.xmhm.N.
Minnie Miller invited a number ol
the older residents to meet in her
honor on last evening and the limi
was spent in gd!!!over old time!
to pay same.Carried all memberqntn Europe.From their \iewpointlu l Commander appointed the 5ll1ld f11\1l8¢l in the community;It il
present voting uun .ug 1 not the u.uth To the United ceased on his staff uhm Aid DeCamp useleel to say that all prelent 1rlllMauriceMeinonshalaryfor.g tea the war was an unmixerl evil.in 1921.l.l\1Fi kids once more and that the
in not Id§¢never in have gay Duxin:his hut yuan In Nebraska lrorriel gg bualnaalaral reniilroln
compensation;It va!complete and Hr.Carter taught school an er||J to the windsjust for the time.
totai loss an ugly chore which tI1elt He wma a charter member Of!Her life in the west has been iD¢\lnationproperlyavoidednslongasitthelocalMethodimlEpiscopalchurchestingandwhilethene_ah¢has mitcould.There was no in will bet\geenhavlnK organized the dnt Sunday ll number of BMI r»e1vl5 and kept InthianetlonandGermanybeforethel5hlinWashingtoncounty.Ho also touch with her old home here aamueh
war started.There might not have organized the first Sons of Iempe1~u possible and when :he X03 back
been any for n long time if the vn;r|==in the county He hla mld|Sl1¢will ¢lTJ with her the ¥1J0dhadnotstarted.With the causes of l different offices in the county.wishes of her old Blair friend!whoHa was n man Of honor beloved I\|»d|\\ll1 1gvgf forget her ||y onthe wel the United States and nothing
to do.
An innocent hyalander was no hit;
with bricks that he had to try to
atop the fight and all he asked no
far ua he was concerned Wu that
respected by his neighbors.He wasloyaltohiscountryhischurchnnd
hh God.
He leaves behind.his rompanionsevenchildrenMrsAgnesGarnerof
it should stop That ir tcnent5onlV5¥ll5~Mn.Nellie G.Wright f;cont men and much money.end at Children Nebr..Mrs.Mable Daahenr
the reqtlen of the rwvemments of|f Glennood1own}\lre.Marion Brun
people who now Hnsrd the United
States a mom!d..btor large sums
were loaned.
i The United States is not pressing
for repayment but when the debts.wen!contracted they were financial
ton ard Mrs.Pauline Sutherland of
Blair Nebr.Baxter Carter of Los
Angeles Calif.and Jay K.Carter of
Lander Wye.A half brother Daniel
of the National Home at LeavenworthKansasfifteengrandchildren.five
on for the getting together of thi!
little informal gathering :nada ua AIL
feel an James Whitcorrb Riley fd!
when he penned the following linel:
For the wodd is full of roaeaAnd Jhe roses full of dewAndthedewisfullofheavenly lov!That drips for me and you.Thom present were:Messrs and
Meadamea Clark Ofiinnlon U.Z.
Mummert John Newell.J.H.GrimmjohnA.Rhoadea Wm.McKeanJohnMcKayJohnMoore.John Can
ter Henry Mencke Meadarnes L A.
debts.The French .nm anxious watlallinhildmn hand higr;;the Ruseimu should pay back the ren more 1 an one unmoneyFrance gawe to them on hjrlfimlllell in this port of ull!HIBU.len Fanny Slipp.Ann;Martin Mina
I.O.U.This French money giventhus to Russia was for war purposes.It was to build etrngetic railwaysanienableRussiatohitharderand
ore r~nicky when the war enrne.The building of the roads frightenedGermany.France insists on franc
for franc from Russia without
whose sacrifices inconceivable disas
ter might have overtaken the Frenrh.
Brother Carter loved his Bible his
church ard was always glad to neehis
pastor who nude but few calla in the
home without being requested to read
and pray before going.
Contributed.
IAREWE LL SERMON
Reverend Foreman is to preach his
Willis:na D.C.Van Deueen Coma
Badgerow Minnie Miller Alice New
Mrry Cook Ethel Mead.Gertrude
Mead.Edna Davin Gladys Moon
Baangruver Messrs Henry Grimm
John Aye and Charles Mead.
WALKING CLUB TAKES BIKE
The Qlair Walking Club.composed
inf a hunch of ladies each of whom
weigh over a hundred pounds spentGraceBaollard{ea1nry filet I To all victors except to the Unimdfarewell sermon next Sunday at u lB5\Thunday aftemoon March 16 ItStatel.have belonged the spoils.1}1el3BP¥lli church in U1fF\¢l\5 Thu ser the home of Mrs.Jens L.PetersonUnitedState:went to war with full;mn 42109C5 n very successful psaatornte west of Blair.
transports and came home with r of many years.g The ladies passed up xl!the autoemptytrunk.It cannot concede nowj He leaves hen with U1MW fH¢1\d1\ mobiles on the way preferring to hike
that it owes any European nation
anything.European nations have their
notes in American possesalon Theyarenot asked to bankrupt themselves
in paying either interest or pdneipalbut they are asked not to write them
off their accounts as if repudiation
of honestly borrowed money wereconsistentwiththesolvencyhonor
xnd dignity of great nations.
1 Whatever advantage these oblign
who wish him success in his new field
of labor.
EL\INSLATEY
Marded.at the Methodist paraonngeSaturdayeveningMarch18
along enjoying the bracing countryairandincidentallyreducingtheir
avordupois.The hostess served a delicious lunch
to the ladies so delicious in fact.that
they threw all redriwona to tha
winds and ale and ate until they
1922 Mins Ethyl Winifrad Laley £0gguldqgl no IBDYI.
Mr.Thomas Lee Elvins J.A.John|Mter n pleasant afternoon tht
son the loud Methodist minister of ladies departed the way theycamlficiating.Mr.:nd Mm Elvin!willon Sha1:ka borsemdechring the whole
make their home in Omaha.Thvaqmnlr a mon pleannt one uid llrnIt was moved and seconded that the tions give the United States in the
Bond of the Beaty Contracting;Com diplomatic play of nations the United ere lQ92_T§P}1l Y erson n mos 0 P
Staten ahould retain.It seldom playa Sleider wnlmi c.Latey and others.
tion of all bridges for 1922 be lv its selfInterest hanzl but iz must re Cano or THANKSpany.for the erection Ind constmc
proved with the sureties thereon.
c ~f;¢4Bonn!adjourned until April3§1922nt 9 oclock A.M.MARY C m=:mts.
Cmnt;Clark.
The East far tnta rehearsal will
ltnin the assets:Chicago Tribune.
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I do not fear a :linen
With a nmen of midnight hair
With wicked dmnning eyelid)
Ard blase worlilly xir;
ur ied h Miss Inez r..Pre t h s itable hoataaa.
I>or~:r CALL ME NAMES
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.We wish in this lr to nina:ourA tall. n14oh§ inan ~into a ahop thanks tothe kind friends who no1wantzo get a let of ladya 1urs1kindly wdswd us dvrinr 112 reemt
he said.illness and death of our dear mo!har
What kind ?said the male salesman.Hn.Lena Gnbbe.
Im brown set in the window win Especially we #5111 1 amor hl
do If ii):not too dear replied the who furnished the music aldvrhenent.
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fair is e~ninp alang very well and n I melt a blondhaired ratio aaleaman.Henry Grabbe
promise:to be a real Euler nur.ith a blueeyed baby stare!The talennan la Still in the hospital.Fred Grabbe and #BUY
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{m]nn l1!T he qu e r ie d ." U h sl r . w s I:
r l r h i . "r e p i i o i i U m m r n w r : " l m n h
te r m s : fr m ' t h u s t o r m .M u n . I Q l l
lt 'n n u e t h i ng o u t s i d e m e w l u l t H i s
ti d e. "
..w e r e y o u t l l k l n z l u ? "
Th e u n l y s a f e 's u t o g r ! a l o n g w i t h
t h e f i r m e r Pa i l ! h a d o m ac l u de d . w a s
m h u e n o m h l n g t o d o w i s h h l m .
" h a ve m e b e . O s c a r l l r u n n t l " s h e
l h r i l l e d .'I d o u f t w l n t n o t h i n ' t o d o
w i t h y o u .lm goin' h¢>un~."'
'r n c u t o n ' h e r r e t r m t U n i r D t f d n l
in l a k e b ut u c o a p l eo l " 1 Ir i d 4I, a n d h e
o r w vt l r l o o k t h e m .
" Je m l n y c r l e k e l s i ' h e e x p n s l u l n u d .
"'D on °£ be l oeo nfmm ded s hor t. I'oH yo pI
Y o u m e d a l b a m u d b e c a u s e I u w n t l u l
n u m l e . ; \ 0 \ ¢ ¢ 1 1 n ': m y w o m a n y e t ,
bu t y o u ve g o i n g t o b e Ju n u n : n u n n a
: B m g n s h u t o f m y i n d ; I l d w r i m n . "
.
Pr o b l e m In C r i t l c i n m .
C r l l l c l s n n p m s fn q n t o t h e r n m a rp r o b l e m wh i ch it n eve r n o lve ul . .U r l
da m l a , In t ha n n l s t . l l p e r p e t u a l p
ezine:o r p e r h u p i u g a m q a r m . n 1
wi l l n ot m m . ved i n la y i n g .If h e
n a l l n t y h l s m i n d t h a t c r i t i c i s m w a s
r e m a i n t h i n g , n : o o d m l m : n r n m d .
p r o p e r p r e s e n c e o r a n Ir r e l e va n t .
m l g h l pi y c h o l o g i r n l l y dhlpos-L'u f
Bu t h e c u n n o t. ~ - \ '.a l d o Ifr n n k .
|l r i ' u h e e ,1 ~m i t t h e d his sma ck.
" B a g ,1vlz er e'd y ou g et t h at l am b!"
hl m a fe w t lm e s, ll n o l d w om a n f e t l
asle ep.
°"1'hls l s n r o t t e n ho l e , "e n t o u t
Ma c k e n z i e pr es en tl y.l o o k i n ;a t t h e
gi r l .
'fh l s a c o r n fu t c o mm e n t o u t h e q u a r -
t e r :Da r k l y H o p k i n s w o r k e d s o t u r d
t o ll u p po r !to uc he d t h e sq u a t t e r d r !
t o t h e qu i c k .S h o k e p t t h e h u t a s
c l e a n a s b r o o m In d h k e w a t e r c o u l d
m a k e i t !
" It 's o u r h o m e , m i s t e r ; a l t w e g o t , "
sh e re p t t et l . an d s he s tr a i g ht e n e d h e r
aho utd ers w l t h di g n i t y .
" R o t t e n }u. |t t h e sa m e, "re p e n t e d
Ma r cu s ." 8 a y . y o u !C o m e a n d s t a n d
h e n - b e fo r e m e . "
Il e t o u e t u w l s p o t o n t h e d o o r a t m
hi s rl t ll n g w h i p ;: n d P o l l y gt e pp e d
up o n l t .
" N o w y o u int ron t o me . "h e n m
st er n ly ."i 've c o m e w i t h t t p ro p o s it i o n
t o y o u r fa r m , a n d t r y o u 'vo a n y i n n u -
m e o w i t h h t m . Jo u ° d b e t t e r t a l k h t m
in t o l t . "
Po ll 3" s fa c e br lg ht e né d n li t tl e. The n
i t w a s n o t o u t h o m : c o m i n g t o D a d d y
li o p k l n s t o d a y .S h e w t a h e d n o w t h a t
he wo u ld c om o i n ; o n d. a lm o st a s i f t n
an sw e r to th e t hr ob b in g o f he r t ie ; -r es ,
Il o p t l n a pa s s e d t h r o u g h t h e d o o r w a y
w i t h W e e Je r r y : l l n g t n g t o h l a n e c k .
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the world a little better because ha
had Shred ll! IL
Now ho was home; and aimolt the
Brat day had come zo him Ulla appeaLIle smiled nzefelly at (he recollaellon
nf l'ol|5op'a plea.Ha had pmmlled to
help the squatrera. and he meant to do
iz.Suepoae it did brlng him Into con-n m with Marcus Mackenzie!Ile
knew how to light. and a good nga:
was not had fun.'Faintty from the dlrec llon he had
ridden. the sound of #rid came .lo bla
earl.ldly he wondered what the rowwaa.Some squatter man disciplining
an wire. he declded; but he eould eo:
stand zo have a woman beaten!Ile vaulted Into the aaddle and raced
hack over the road.ll wal not longbefore he located the place where me
screams mme from.Then Bay De:-
zer had an oppommlty to show all the
speed he had.'1`1a5 ugh: of Poliyop wruhlngm the
strong arms of a man he cild no: recog-
nize made Percival aee red.Ile will
ol! bla horse with one leap. and twolong anidea took him lo (heal'a aide.
One blow from an powerful knuckle:
in the forma-r'|s taco alaggered Bennett
and freed Polly ao qulekn that she
fel! zo the ground.instinctively almacrawled out of zhe way of the battling
ll nd sh e no t fo u n d h i m dy i n g l n m e
m i t e r a n d l o ve d a n d fe d h i m e ve r
s i n r e I S h e lo o ke d n m l t t h e m a n .
:h e n d o w n a u t h e l n m b .
*llez|mi ne ,O m a r . "t h e hes it ate d.
" P r e h a d h l r n Iw o h u l l d n y l p o w . "
( N u r i n u g h c d .
" A l i l l r i y s t o r y !" h e k e r e d ." H o w
I n n ;since aq ua tt er x ra is ed sh ee p?
\ \ h e r e d g e t h i m ? "
" l f o u u h i m . " s h e a n n e r e d , p u t t i n ;
h e r h a n th e l i tt l e a ni m al .
" Y i w u e h m ¢y o u u . " b e re t o rt e d .
" e n d n e c l n £ b e a n y b o d y : b u t m i n e .
I t h o u g h ! 1 vu m i ss i n g s o m e l n m h x . "
I'o l l y 'n e y e s n u m w l t h a l a r m .Sh e
w a s m l n ! t o f r a m e a n z r x u m e n t i n
fa vo r o f h e m e !! a n d t h e c r n t u n s h e
Imred.
" W h e n y o u t l n d a t h i n g d y l n 's n - n
cre ek U n e n r , " : h a fn l t e r e d n t le n gt h .
" y n t l m n m l s h i m h o m e n n ' l vf e h i m ,
n o w t a n ' t r o u i "
T h e m n n 's l o u d g u t h w b r o u g h t a
d e e p flu sh t o t h e fl u i ¢fac e.S h e
pl ac ed he- me l!dl r e c r l y be t a P e n h i m
a n d t h e l a m b ..
" ! l a |mi n e , "t h e Snslnied." 'Il e { l
d r o w n e d n u n l t l h n d n 't Ju m p e d i n t o
t h e d r ln k n n pu l l e d h im o u t . "
li a r w o r d s m a d e - t he fn r l n c r c e r t a i n
w h e r e t h e é r e a t u r e c a m e h o m .
" D e a d o r n l t ve .h e '|m i n e !" h e e x
cl ai m ed .
Be s id e s e u vc i l ng th e la m b. h e h at e d
f r e n I
fl y in g l i k e il n ll t .H e w a n t e d t o g e t
h i s a n n ! a r o u n q t h o o t h e r fe l l o w l o
t r i p h l m a n d m a k e t h e fi g h t a r o u g h
a n d t u m b l e o n t h e r r w m l . b u t P e r c i -
va l ¢\ ol d l. d l h e r u s h a n d st r u c k a s
Be n n e t t w e n t b y .A g a i n a n d a g a i n
i i o n n e n . i r i m l t o c o m o t o c l - o n q u a r -
te r s B u t h e c o u l d n o t ; n e i t h e r c o o l o
he hi t hi s \» IusI\ l9 o ppon ent.A t l e n g t h
h e hes it ate d,dl n ue a se d a s m u c h b y
11121 msn e K o r t s a s t h e b l o w s h e h a d
re¢'¢l\t'lL
Th e n l 'm - r iva l s te p p ed in , a n d q u ic k -
la i t w a s s t l o ve r .Tw o w e l l p l e a t e d
:h u m p s l a i d B e n n e t t l i k e 1 l o g o n t h e
g r o u n d .R u b e n d u s t e d o f! h i s h a n d l . p l c k e a
W e e Je r r y n p a n d h a n d e d h l m t o h l l
sist er.
"D id h e hu rt y ou . P ol I_ r!" he q ue ri ed ,
an d he r al mm re r wa l po sl tl te ly l l¢ ¢f\. ll 1
"K a r : a b l t. s i r . n n I r e c k o n t h e b l ;
l u m m n fs n o t n p l e n t y t h i s t i m e . "
|.h e r d o s p vr n l e tl g hl t ng ag a in s t ll ,0 |
ca r p i c k e d u p t h e l a m b .
1'ol|1.o|»ncrvamezl fr an ti c al ly ,fu r
fr o m t he i o n i c o n h is l vl ! fn c f, s h e u w
In s t a n t l y w h a t h e i n t e n d e d l n d a I l e
wa s li n i n g l u k l l l N a n ny o p !Al ml n sh e
fl e w a t h im , b u t h e w as ta l l a nd it r on i i
a n d h e l d t h e l a m b a l o ft I n t h e a i r
h i g h o u t n i ' h e r r e u c h W i t h l r o u g h
oa th h e pu sh ed t he | ;\ r\ __ f\ ga n h l m s o
r o u g h l y l h u t a l w (a li .e n P u l l !
s t u m b l e d u p . h e h a d t h e Ia m h l n o m :
ha nd an d n s l a rg e m a ne lu th e m h er .
" O u n r ! " s h e s h r i e k e d .
Sh e d r o p p e d lo h e r k n e e s , c l a s p e d
W e e J e r 2 i r : h e r a r m i . a n d s h r o u d e d
ni a fa n -n d he r o w n In h e r c u r l s .W h e n m e d u m ! l o o k u p a u m i n . O s c a r
h a d t h r o w n t h e d e a d i n m b o n Liu'
ground.\" 'l l w r o . " h e z r i t t e d . " l h n l s l o t e a c h
Isla knife-he cut the rope :hut bel!!
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g a /~
1 I]~If |l I .ha d done nu d a m a g e t o Be nn e tt e x
c e p t l o u g m va t e h i s r u s e .l i e r e c o r -
e r e d h i m s e i f a n d c n n fr o n l e d b l a u l l l l -
all t,d r i p p l n g D l l h l l i k e n m ;f r v m a
clo udh uzs t.
¥\ma is .w a n d h e g o t he r ,h e de t e r
m i n e d , h e w o u l d l u k e a l l o f n u : k i n d
al n o m l e n n e n u t n r h e r .
W i m o n e s w e e p o f h i s m i g h t y h a n d .
x l r .'B
"$\'h<~r|»:|Je r e m i a h Il o p k l n a f 'b e
de nn nn do d, ny ri ug P ol l yo p st er nl y
Blue dulgeted w i t h t h e u l x u o f b e r
n p m n .m a l l u c l i e n z l e c o m e t o h a r m
l u f r l m : l w l a ve d ?
"M y d a d dy '¢ g o ne cu t , " s he r et u rn e d
fl n a l i y , In ¢ l ow l o n e ." 'l ° l 1 e n r n w a l t , " m i d i l a r r u t .' T i l
a l l d o w n g n ! w a l l )
Po i ly se t o m a c h a i r fo r h i m , n e r
Ie gn tr e m b l i n g so t h e c o u l d sca rce ly
st an d.G r a n n y H o p e g r u n t e d o u t a
w o r d o f g r e e t i n g b u t t h e m a n g a ve
u .
a . 1 .I .l |u .on t h e re s t o r yo u r fe ll o w s l 1 _e r e , t o
by h o o k o r b y e z o o k , I i n te n d t o h r e a
u p th i s se t tl e me n t a n d h u m th es
attacks."
On e lo n g ga s p ca m e fr o m P o l l y. H e
tn t b er s ol d no t h in g hu t lo o k ed b uc k \
th e sp e a ke r a s l f h e ha d n ot h ea r d .
" D a d d y a l n t g o t t h e h o t !r i g h t z
my m h a t s w h at . " s h e i n t er r u p t e d s u ~
de n l y ." " l l | < r e s l o t s a t s q u a t t e m "
* " I'h e n c o l l In s o m e o f t h e o t h e r s ,
1\|ncKenzle sn ap p ed ." A n d do n 't |
lo n g a b ou t l t .I w a n t t o k n o w w h a t
go i n g t o h e d o n e b e fo r e I g o . "
Po t t y t l ns l t ed I g l a nc e at h er fat h e
" G o g e l 'e m br at . " he di re c te d. "A ~
b r i n k I. n r r ; . "
O n t i n t o t h e se tt l em en t s h e w e n
a n d w h e n nhl'fa m e h a c k i n t o t h
sh an ty ,l l w r v fo l l o w e d h e r o n n n g r
s e ! o f i l l s c l o t h e d m e n : a n d o u t s i d e
s u l l e n g r o u p o f w o m e n w a l l e d t o b
xrh ttl . O ld Mo re had t o o ffe r.
One hy :me the men,§T§ttly¢anth em se lves l n a r o w a r o u n d t h e lt~
w a l l w h i l e P o l l y s t o o t ! a t h e r i n t h e
sho ul de r,o n e h i n d re s tl n g u p o n I
a n d t h e o t h e r o o W e e Jc r ffl t r e a d .
B l a r r t m M n e l i e n z l o k n e w t h e n o ~
of m e n h e h a d t o d ea l w i t h .l i e k n o
~. § ;
"Now You Linen to Mc,"Ho Bald
B u wy . "
The Lrembllng girl saw hln face growgmyatthesightofhu - pa wmn :
enemy.Jeremlnh made an awkward bob ofhis head to Marcus dipped Jerry Into
his arms and Irlthoul.a word nat
down.And Pollyop, full of rurmtlty
and anxiety. sn! down wo, her bril
liant rm steadily leveled upon Mac»
Konzle."Hopkins,"began Marcus;"Pre
come with a proposal to you. It ymrve
n o w Il l c p m y o u r 0 5 2 5 t o m n l e l h l n g
else."
A a h e e m m a l o h e r slum tried l u
st r u g gl e l o h e r fr e t : bu t h er l e g s w e r e
w , a n d s h e w as n l ck o ve r t h e q u i v-
e r i n Jw d r w e r e i n t h e m u d .In n n -
n l h e r m i n u t e O s c a r h a d m a t c h e d h e r
in t o h i s ar m s .
S h e s h r i e k e d a g a i n a n d a c t i n ; a n d
J e r r y :i n u d cr ie s fo ll o we fl .m l s h e
fo u g h t de i p e r n t r l j 'w i t h t h e b u r l y
fa r m e r .
O n c e n u t o f s l x h ! o f t h e R e d C r o s s
p o s t e r a n d t h e Ii t t i e g r o u p i n fr o m o f
i t .P f r d v l i che ck ed h i s ho rs e.Raef
her no answer; and. :ner blinking at~~|
h a w t h e y u s e d t h e i r n e u a g n l l m t I h r
l m v. a n d h o w t h e y s h o t g a m e o u t u f
ge j t n l l .H o re me m be r ed ,u m .h o w
mn n y h a d b e en : mn t o { 1l l !l0 n wi t h h i s
n m , b u t t h i s d n ! h e h o p e d t o g e t r i d
of t he m al l at o nc e .
" I w a n t l o m y y o u fe l i o w s l o g n
u n ;fr o m It h n c n . "Il e p h l m p e d L b !
pr op o si t io n u t t h e m hn l dl y ." l f i t
h¢ dn '£be e n t h e oulles\t w a y o u t .I
vt o \ 1 !d n ': h a r é r o n s 1 d e r e d i t a m l n u u .
B u t a f t e r t a l k i n g n o ve r w n h m r l u r
s f f .l ' r e de ci de d ao g l r e y o u u l a
s u m o f m o n e y l f y o u l l i o n s p e a c e a -
l1l}.°
"What Do You Wantf' Blu Asked Bul
lenly, Fnwiilng at Him.
Dexter shook his had and chnmpml
hi! hit In disapproval.Ile urns ne
cuslomtd 20 und. harumsrnrum gui-Inpx,and he loved them:hm this
mnrmngz, especlllly tint? tho pans! by
the fence comer. he had bren mas;pelled to moz glong like 1 wornGut.
olduag.
nu mailrr was thinking, really and
urlounly zhinklnp Happily horn and
the hell to an lmmenle fnrtune, lullwigthroughlifelofarhadbein
marked out for mm.lla had gone Io
"Out y osfll all go. If l hanlo Burn y our Lui! about your
Lands!""
crlomm an~ zmilse il. was the thing
tn do.Over there he had done hisahnne and galned. up-eclnlly from his
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ln- aan Hu b er t ,lo o k l n z k e e n l y l t P o l
Ig np .
Te a r s h u ng o n t h e g i r | s l a sh e s . a n d
th e t e tu i t lve u t l de r ll p q t t lve re d .
" ( } a t | r s a i d a s h o w N u n n y u p w e n '
hl s . " s h e m u r m u r e d . ° '\ \ t r e n 't l t a w fu l
fo r hl m to s w at l t w i th t h at s tu u e t h a t
w a y ? "
" U l d y o u - "He b r ok e o l ! th a t q ue s
ti o n a h m p l t y .Il e w a s g u l n g t o a s k
he r l f s h e ha d l l nl fl l th u In tu i t : bu t a n
ex g tr fal i lu n In t h e p le a di n g, ml s ly :y r s
s t u p p w h i m .
"I fo u n d t h e l i t t l e [ e l l e r d r o w n l z r i n
th o r r w k ,tilr."sh e ex p l ai n e d w i t h
bow ed h vl tt l." I j u s t t n o k t l t n l w m e t u
lo ve h i m. t h at w as a\ L" '
T h e st ra ng e,th r l t l i n z e m o t i o n th a t
ha d o \ e r t n t u e H u b e rt b u t a s h u n l i t m -
n s v i n l i m p r r s r n w a i t h i ! a q u a t t vr
gl r l a t ta c ke d hl m a t t nl n .
"W h a t ( t m 1 do t n h e lp y ou , th 1 | t] T"
he dvma nd e1 | al ma pl y.P u i l y H u n g o u t h e r h i n d .i l o l p !
t h a t w a s w h a t th e iq u n t tvr s w n l t te e l .
T h e tl tt ie t s m t f w a s tieml.N o t h i n g
cu u l d e ve r h u n i t a ny m or e . Bu t t he r e '
t w r e l u l l ' p vo p l e -
"Ju1»t h e t p D a d d y !l o p l l l n s " - - s h e
c l m k e e l a n d w e n t n n - " n n ' a l l Il w y o u r
fu l k s i n t h e S i l e n t C l l y , a n - a l l - I l l
I .I v .l
them on hi! land fllh ilu' exrepllanef Polly Hopkins he droto than *"";g
hlricunly. (Blur was one of thou' w
would nlh vr have produced mt onIsl: land than give as In the need
Befonv mulling the Markemlo
fence. the mund of people talkin! on
the olher alde hllllrd hlm.!'ollyop'lvoice inuma dlntlnctly to hlm mad an
other mice,a mlns, nnswervd ber.
The dup wellbred snnrs Bmnelt wassure did not belong In n lqultter.'lie
illlengd carefully to pick up the impon of the roovenntlnn.Tlw buns
voice mumbled lnmalhlng about n
mother.In res;1nn\n~.the aqnntlrr|,lrl| tems fell upon his var:"Some
diy 3on'll he the hizrxr-1 nn'uma!heauuhllmst dluldy in the world." Then
followed the ruth of degmnlng huunl.
Julouny lon- at the ruw=~llrupp¢~r. Il
did not luke hlm long to get lu the topof the t~ea-.Scme lnuml he made bmughl the
zqualnr Hrl|\hem!srnuml slmrpiy
from her survey uf tht plr.ture."What do you want?" she naked sub
Ienl}'frownlng at him
ou-ar ]um;1ml lo the nouml."I mme down ua are you, Pol|\op,"
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Krause and Mn. Fred Male enjoyena day of pleasure and I opping inOmaha thnx the accomodation of P.M. Tyson Friday.
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8-lt Fred Bugcon.
Omar flour at The Rhoadcs Cos!
md Feed Store.
E. R. Haggard. undcrtaker. Pham:
Rg5 Bell 240.Omen, Bell 119.
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the home of Mr. md Mn. Fred Hayle
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She In better now.;
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A large force of men were c alled
in to helg more the house of JohnWilder w o lives new the Petenen
bend nu r th e Wllhlngton county
line.The Missouri is high and is cub-ting away the hmd and thranrc ningIa devaatnta this home.
Mrs. Christensen of Blair is :pond-
ing a few day s with her daudter.Mn. R. Iverson and family.A nw mili an the C, 8. Hmm farm
l o g : c u t i n h i s t i m b e r t h i s w i n t e r .
M m L . D . W l r r i c k a n d M n . J . s .
C a n d y vi s i l e d a t t h e B l a i r h o l p l t a i
W e d n e s d a y v 111.
The Enterprise $1.50 per you.
'For Rent:--25% acres an cut South
stnet.5-tx'Fred Bugeon.
lin. Sam Hnller is nt present suf-
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suited Dr. Nklun Honda
\nHou5 ward schools.Wednesday lf-
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the North and Friday afternoon at
thv Ccninl.The high school wi!!
company comes or for special occa-
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church last F\iday night the Epwnrlh
Leaguers gave a St. P|.trick's pany
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rn mrd ~ . 2 S . 0f t' » h ill BGR'
ningtoh,Nebr.,Saturday April lat.
D e s d u n u O r c h e s t r a .
M r . a n d M r s . J o h n B i a c o o f K e n -
n n n d Rnrere B l n i r a l l e n o n M o n d a y
t a k i n g t h e n o o n t r a i n f o r G m a h a .
T h e B l a i r H o m e B a k e r y c a n f u r -
.,
DAN
B. mst
. ¢.|...| as an no fli n a f e w ~Mn. 'l'. H. Atkins ~|
are 'rlxigl relatives H
Hu m'non purchasedcalves at hun mln li~to his future hen! of H
emu.
Cornwcl! from down in tho south part
of the county yestendny.The gentle-
-n mu rharged with the illegnl pos-
session of intoxicsting liquor and to-
day received a senlztxce of sixty dsys
in the county jail.
Membe:a.»f the K. P. !odle are en-
joy ing the use of a vrireleu which
h u been inndied in thai:I°d!¢
u ~ielter from his sister.Mrs.Manin
Londelius of Spokane,Washington.
She etnies that they are living on a
fruit farm and that they have had
snow from lun November until now.
Misa Bernice Hastings was up at
Tehmuh Monday, Tuesdly and Wed-
nesday of this week in attendance at
s school of inzimc tion on the new
traffic regulations for the North-
Weatom Bell teiephone company of
..~
Th e o t h e r d a y s o m e o f Jo h n A .
R h o a d e a ' fr i e n d : t o o k o c c n s i o n z o g o
d o m : a n d f i l o h i s n a m e f o r t h e n o m -
i n a t i o n fo r c o u n t y s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o n d
ca m o b u c k a n d pr e s en t e d h i m w i t h
the receipt for the lame.Enough
said.
|l |.|
G u s R a t h r n a n i s s e l l i n g t r a c t o r s
t h e s e d a y s m d t h i s m o r n i n g t o o k t w o
o f t h e m u p i n t h e A d m n h n e i g h b o r -
h o o d fo r d e l i ve r y t o f n r m e r : w h o h a d
.g h w e n d y p u rc h a s d t h e m .
RETURN ENGAG
OF THB
DICK Ue ro
:| :°;-1
N A T I O N S
A p d i 1 5 , 2 9 2 2 .
H a y 2 6 - 2 7 , 1 9 2 2
Ju n e 3 0 . - J d y 1 , 1 9 2 2 .
A u g u s t H i , 1 9 2 2 .
M a b e l
C01L11l.y B u
|.
Said ll The Rhonda
Store.
.1 .5 T § | §5 : i n E u i s i i - L £ » é @ | a = \ ' . ' ` B E i - s z i | { a " i
Th e E n t e r p r i s e p r i n t : w e b i § 1 n ~K u h n 's Ph o t o n w i l l pl ea se y o u .
r _..._-~. .. .._ .- ... .. ___ .-~___I |I
B r e a d .6»t£
P h i l l i p W a d e , b m t h e r o f M r s . W i l l a
Je n k in s ,l e f t f o r h i s h o m e i n R i c h -
O i l m e a l a t T h e R h o n d a C o d a n d
F e e d S t o r e
Harry Blum of Kennard transacted
business in Blair Saturday.
Sl1eriB Behrens made A hurry trip
t o N o r fo l k M o n d a y a ft e r n o o n r e t u r n -
i n g Tu e s d a y m o r n i n g .
R o b e r t i l i l t n n o f L i n c o l n ea r n s i n
M o n d a y m o r n i n g f o r n fe w d a y s vi l i t
w i t h M r s . T . C . H i l t o n .
Th e r e a r e s om e n e w i d e a .; i n ba k e r y
g o o d s a t t h e H o m e B a k e r y .C o m e i n
.
Rev A. E.Marsh hu been given
two months leave of absence from his
pastoraie here and expects to take e
trip to England in a short time.He
has sisters there and with them will
go over into Italy for 1| few weeks.
'Ma. and Mrs. Ed Lewellen received
won! this week that their aonl Cal~
vnni.was married to Mins Lfaarcia
Laude! of Norlh Platte, Nebr.They
w e e k s vi s i t w i t h h i s s i s t e r a n d b r o t h -
e r - i n - l a w h e r e .
Th e B l a i r M o n u m e n t C o m p a n y h a ve
j u s t un fo a d o d a c a r o f " R o c k o f
A g r a " B a r r e G r a n i t e f r o m B a r r e .
V e r m o n t a n d a r e i n p o s i t i o n t o s u - ve
the 1;,p;1,g church hat Sunday.
IId Rum was sentenced this week
to six mouths in jail and a fine of
sswuo.
Mr. and Mn E. C. Pierce lrri\eQ
home Wednesday from o winte1"| tri;
spvnt in Cnlifonmin.
Mm. Anna. Cook Martin hu filed
for the nomination for c ounty clerk
on the Republican ticket and Andrew
:mu for the nomination !or county
trf:m.|mr on the some ticket.
q ~
1
o f h h
~ulched
.out
'hell-
se-ney lni
ll also
in spit.:
~it have
mulched
year.
~future
~riment
orthem
e beat.
e this
~Lyle
.four
ry wa rnonh-
rlmenta
~"ffl po-y,they
,5_,.
sm a sfreshly
Demon-
ty this
is stato-
~I child
. be the
ral good
- durinx
pention
nty Red
ns sho
t full
~ren 1|r know
. a tr
me, an~
venom, writte
renber:
FL Cul
pson 5
h c ndi
th.B
nd lean
rn schoo
hc l"
r mhoo
we pert.Th
: Hash
~up, rlc
~n~puddin
| lwee
~piiea o
lt. pep
~i. in lu
brough
l good:
mi peas
P3
Kht aft:girl £6
girl |
ng wee
t of th
glr\ an
n for
nga. Th
hat Mi.
~um!
nz reei
uhateve
he cook
- an wh
the gi
a clo
nder lh
mark o
£ lunch
e rwto haw
throng
wa whil
.a }oli
~ugh th
uk: an
group o
hour w
next dn
e girl
the dia
visits
haue the lhnqui z nnd8c o tc hF'lf
Than is no great amount of lprln
urhnt seed i n th ls a ta te .A !
muntiea Iuve 5 nnallamount. w~
will ianely be seeded locally.Bon
Dakota and Hinaanla have .lla -
Rhett in gn' iota.., ,Where it is nec uury to ship
spring wh a t long distances,it
doubtful i! this will pay.The |.\'e
an yieid of spring what In the its
in shout ten bushels.In manytions it il very probable that buI
*will mnke a better crop than :prim~
sv-heat.The best varieties of .bnrke
are of the bearded six towed type
The Common,Manchurian,Oder
bruaker and Odessa are the (our be:
known varieties.
me and
that we
willing
Yea.
gh d to
school if
ite Mins
~t kxnch
in our
en Min
r u l u
ing the
lege for
suction:
tfui con-
t Heidi,
seeding
the b u t
Nalin lo Credilon oi lmmSTATE OF NEBRASKA.
Washington County.,
In The County Court
ln the Matter of um Emu of lr:lncclia Coulter. Deceased:To the Creditorn ol Stid Estate:You an herby notified, That I will
sit nt the County Court Room in
illalr,in mid County.on the 14thday od April, 1922, and on the 15thday of J uly.1922. at 10 o'clock A.
ll. on each of said dates to rooeive
and examine all ntlaima against saidEltate, with a View to their adjust-ment and allowance.The timelimited for the presentation of claimsagainst said Estate ls three monthsfrom the 24th day of April. A. D..
1922. and the time limited for pay-ment of debts is One Your from saidNth day of A ril. 1922.Witness my and seal all saidf°°My Court, this 10th day of linrch.
(SEAL)A. C. DEBEL.
7-5%County Judge.
ss.
r :
Fremont will erect a junior high
hoo! nt o colt of $160,000.
lzllectricity travels at the rote of
11.eo..ooo miles per minute. or about
200 times around the earth during a
accord.-
A high school building that will
also contnin a gymnasium will be
erected this summer et Callawnv.
A $65,000 bond i..=ue for paving
intersections and for the necessary
mlverts will be voted on at Kearney
April 4
A 860,000 school house will be con-
structed this summer at llartington.
A like amount and for :similar pur-
pose will be spent at Elm Creek.
Ravenna contemplates spending
about 830,000 for u s p wt pnving
dumng the coming season.Fnlls
City will forego a paving: campaign
in tho practice of economy.
The Wood Lake electric plnnt which
was reccntly destroyed by tire, will
be rebuilt at the some time the water
works system will he improved and
cnlnrzed.I t is oxp d that the
combined cost will he about $30,000.
Voting bonds hu become n favorite
Indoor pastime at Scottsblulf, where
new schools,new water and sewer
extensions are necessary to allay the
growing pains of u m prosperous
capital of Nebmskfs Nilc wolley.
A visitor lt Oak, Nebraska has re
ported to the newspapers that the
Village has one of the best radio
plant: in the stoto and that the elec-
tric iight company furnishes itscom-
munity with the beet acnric c of lny
town ol' its alle.
The Central City mu works,the
only municipal goo property in the
stain outside of Omaha. was destroyed
by tire recently.Citizens who do-
pended wholly upon gas for fuel ore
realizing tho daily importance of
this utility service.It is understood
that the plant will be immediately
rehuitt.
Columbus people wanted o better
gms service.The company could not
:Nord to give better service at the old
rate.A public meeting ws.-i culled
abd company and customers disctataefl
the nuttter thouroughly with the re;
sult thot the city council passed nn
ordinance raising the rote; from $1.15
to $2.00 and the company will add to
their capacity.Common sense and
co-operation ie getting the desired
results ond everybody is satisfied.
Lgzc m. NOTICE
To Pteter Dixson, non-resident defend
an :You are hereby notified ihat on ihr
22nd day of November, 1921, Thorn
Dixson, Glad a petition asminst youin the Ilistrict Court of \\'az\hlngtorcounty,Nebraska,the object am*
nrnycr of which is to nbtnin sm flivorrf
from you on the :rounds of nunaupportextremecrueltyandshem
donmenl.You are further notilied that y or
are required to answer said petilioron or befove the l0!.h day of April
1922.
5-dt Thorn Dixson. PininliffBy Henry biencke, her .»\ttorne5.
wls r i OL D B u m
A wise old owl
Lived in an oak:
The more he raw
Thr les; he spoke;
The less he spoke
The more he heard-
Why r.nn't we be-
Morve like that binl.
1
o f h h
~ulched
.out
'hell-
se-ney lni
ll also
in spit.:
~it have
mulched
year.
~future
~riment
orthem
e beat.
e this
~Lyle
.four
ry wa rnonh-
rlmenta
~"ffl po-y,they
,5_,.
sm a sfreshly
Demon-
ty this
is stato-
~I child
. be the
ral good
- durinx
pention
nty Red
ns sho
t full
~ren 1|r know
. a tr
me, an~
venom, writte
renber:
FL Cul
pson 5
h c ndi
th.B
nd lean
rn schoo
hc l"
r mhoo
we pert.Th
: Hash
~up, rlc
~n~puddin
| lwee
~piiea o
lt. pep
~i. in lu
brough
l good:
mi peas
P3
Kht aft:girl £6
girl |
ng wee
t of th
glr\ an
n for
nga. Th
hat Mi.
~um!
nz reei
uhateve
he cook
- an wh
the gi
a clo
nder lh
mark o
£ lunch
e rwto haw
throng
wa whil
.a }oli
~ugh th
uk: an
group o
hour w
next dn
e girl
the dia
visits
haue the lhnqui z nnd8c o tc hF'lf
Than is no great amount of lprln
urhnt seed i n th ls a ta te .A !
muntiea Iuve 5 nnallamount. w~
will ianely be seeded locally.Bon
Dakota and Hinaanla have .lla -
Rhett in gn' iota.., ,Where it is nec uury to ship
spring wh a t long distances,it
doubtful i! this will pay.The |.\'e
an yieid of spring what In the its
in shout ten bushels.In manytions it il very probable that buI
*will mnke a better crop than :prim~
sv-heat.The best varieties of .bnrke
are of the bearded six towed type
The Common,Manchurian,Oder
bruaker and Odessa are the (our be:
known varieties.
me and
that we
willing
Yea.
gh d to
school if
ite Mins
~t kxnch
in our
en Min
r u l u
ing the
lege for
suction:
tfui con-
t Heidi,
seeding
the b u t
Nalin lo Credilon oi lmmSTATE OF NEBRASKA.
Washington County.,
In The County Court
ln the Matter of um Emu of lr:lncclia Coulter. Deceased:To the Creditorn ol Stid Estate:You an herby notified, That I will
sit nt the County Court Room in
illalr,in mid County.on the 14thday od April, 1922, and on the 15thday of J uly.1922. at 10 o'clock A.
ll. on each of said dates to rooeive
and examine all ntlaima against saidEltate, with a View to their adjust-ment and allowance.The timelimited for the presentation of claimsagainst said Estate ls three monthsfrom the 24th day of April. A. D..
1922. and the time limited for pay-ment of debts is One Your from saidNth day of A ril. 1922.Witness my and seal all saidf°°My Court, this 10th day of linrch.
(SEAL)A. C. DEBEL.
7-5%County Judge.
ss.
r :
Fremont will erect a junior high
hoo! nt o colt of $160,000.
lzllectricity travels at the rote of
11.eo..ooo miles per minute. or about
200 times around the earth during a
accord.-
A high school building that will
also contnin a gymnasium will be
erected this summer et Callawnv.
A $65,000 bond i..=ue for paving
intersections and for the necessary
mlverts will be voted on at Kearney
April 4
A 860,000 school house will be con-
structed this summer at llartington.
A like amount and for :similar pur-
pose will be spent at Elm Creek.
Ravenna contemplates spending
about 830,000 for u s p wt pnving
dumng the coming season.Fnlls
City will forego a paving: campaign
in tho practice of economy.
The Wood Lake electric plnnt which
was reccntly destroyed by tire, will
be rebuilt at the some time the water
works system will he improved and
cnlnrzed.I t is oxp d that the
combined cost will he about $30,000.
Voting bonds hu become n favorite
Indoor pastime at Scottsblulf, where
new schools,new water and sewer
extensions are necessary to allay the
growing pains of u m prosperous
capital of Nebmskfs Nilc wolley.
A visitor lt Oak, Nebraska has re
ported to the newspapers that the
Village has one of the best radio
plant: in the stoto and that the elec-
tric iight company furnishes itscom-
munity with the beet acnric c of lny
town ol' its alle.
The Central City mu works,the
only municipal goo property in the
stain outside of Omaha. was destroyed
by tire recently.Citizens who do-
pended wholly upon gas for fuel ore
realizing tho daily importance of
this utility service.It is understood
that the plant will be immediately
rehuitt.
Columbus people wanted o better
gms service.The company could not
:Nord to give better service at the old
rate.A public meeting ws.-i culled
abd company and customers disctataefl
the nuttter thouroughly with the re;
sult thot the city council passed nn
ordinance raising the rote; from $1.15
to $2.00 and the company will add to
their capacity.Common sense and
co-operation ie getting the desired
results ond everybody is satisfied.
Lgzc m. NOTICE
To Pteter Dixson, non-resident defend
an :You are hereby notified ihat on ihr
22nd day of November, 1921, Thorn
Dixson, Glad a petition asminst youin the Ilistrict Court of \\'az\hlngtorcounty,Nebraska,the object am*
nrnycr of which is to nbtnin sm flivorrf
from you on the :rounds of nunaupportextremecrueltyandshem
donmenl.You are further notilied that y or
are required to answer said petilioron or befove the l0!.h day of April
1922.
5-dt Thorn Dixson. PininliffBy Henry biencke, her .»\ttorne5.
wls r i OL D B u m
A wise old owl
Lived in an oak:
The more he raw
Thr les; he spoke;
The less he spoke
The more he heard-
Why r.nn't we be-
Morve like that binl.
HEENTERPRISE
iqrm ~ znonnm m m m
Pl-le¢P|f'{o|.r s m
Emu nd u s ec o nd- tla n may : 1|
it poltdfiee at Blair. Nab.. under
tiu (e tdC o1 :zn l¢ oIL lu \c h 3, 18T9.
_ . . . _ . . - - - . . . v _ _ . . -. . . - H - _
Formerly people did too much
moaning md new thu do too mach
muomy minx.
nz ;»r .
Th a wi ld ner r;to tn mler ing
now frnfn u combination of hot air
md m l d f e e t .
Report :hit 1 :oH:~;':: atuamt nrina
distinction us=|:1'|y mmm.: thlt he im!
pr, on the hull umm.u v - - - ~ - F J. "Frofn the way some ffnlkl wnfk,
they nn np;nrcn1l5 trying to avoid
Some fans: try £I:`]:aomote conn-
dence in their hnnncial responsibility
by wearing clothes bought on credit.
Germmy is uo:kidffffd to lpand
har money 1-st so that she won't
Ann\.her"thhig needed' in Uma:
limes in more givin tryfng for the
canning competitions and fewer en-
tering Yo: the beauty ccntesb.
Claimed we need publnc men who
can ne visions. hui what the public
num in to be nblo to we pruvlslunl.
|.-nw q~G o vo m n e e r t p o s i t i o n f i n w i n d
" p o l i l l e d ber !-i m."p e r h a p s b e u u a e
s o m a n y p w p l s l i e d o w n i n t h e m .
The Americm people nre not
manly turning their swords into
p!oughzh.|ne1».\\:ut 'they am turning
their vegetable garden: into garage
. r m
If some Qieopilfurould `spEnd 1. littie
has time in cussimz the cost of liv-
irit.and a little more in reading the
ndverdsemenu of price reductions in
The Enterprise they would come out
better.
Seed. Weeds and Germlnatlnn
This is the souon of the peat na-
tlonld game of looking thru the ii-
luatrated need catalogs for the com-
ino year'e me ¢op'p1y.me h wr r s '
and loan can be avoldecl by keeping
in mind aeseral fundamental points,
aaya the agricultural college.
First, is the need tnze to name?
In many instances, one varlemy can
not be told by the aeedlrom another
similar vadety.In other euee ned
ush: will tell the vadety.Buying
m a reliable need house or from
your neighbor whole crop you know
lefthe best guarantee of seed being
true to name.
Second, will it grow?Why plant
old seed of low vitality that may give
hu i ha lf a Har d!The StateSeed
Analyst located at the Capitol bulld-
lng,Lincoln, will make a genuine-
Uon and pudty feat free of charge.
Third, howunany and what kinda
of aood ned: doll u mntainl ll. il
a lot eaaler to keep out noxious weed:
than to eradkate them, once they are
established.Did you ever try bo get
rid of a patch of Canadian thlstlea,
small flowered momlrr;glodea.or
alfalfa dodder?The seed onayiint
will also report Une number and kind
of weed need present.Buying by
aamplea that are sent for early
enough to have them analyzed in beet.
Uon't try to get a bargain in low
grade The higher grndeslare
Immlly lle cheapest ln the end..o
"ma m:Parzszinr::\"rrr1s"
- 4 - u - - - -
( S a c r e m e n t o H e e )
A W a s h i n g t o n co r r e s po n d e n t h a s
di q g n o s e d H e n r y F o n l ' u c u e a s o n e
~ ~ ~ ~I.|'§UAL Nif\lL243 nuswc ul a\\||l-alsDwusnnw alslvlunls'm m a 0'l' Ilnlo ;0Iinnlon. Maher I: 0'Hu:lor»Oih nlo n,r n.Attorneys saznxrx-'_§ SALE Allumey l
':~~0Hanlon. Maher & 0'Blmdan,In the Distric t Court of Waahingtnm _By virtue of an order of sale issued Attorneys.County , Nebnakl rg
z t the Dlnm Court of W ashing Br vlrtue of an order of ale issued Paul aa B u m'P M N ,ff. ofmntu hlnhrnnk;mul in h u b : o u h q g i ~ ~ Q Q I I U ° ¥ ~f..,-.-§.~_I l s
( C a n d n md ln |lp g n 0 |
ld me he attribute! muc h
:eceaa to the fact that he
ie ac re with straw.He is
:aw because he could get u
r a l.Several eooperatora have l
msd who will foufch their 1
da year.Quite a number 1
ulch their potatoes.This is
r the fact that some few peo;
'ported that they eonaidered
statues weft watery in a wet
The fact remain:that n
ourd mmlntaim an even tem]
hieh duplicated northem cc
r na tty an possible.Ea;
ation records ahon that |
=6'wn seed potatoes are tl
'aahington county men bell~
ul are shipping in a earloaa
rapcnhoft of Arlington gro
fha acres of potatoes BY!!
d flndl it prolltable to impm
n grown m a .Ne a ' c m
low that when northern gn
toes are rnulched properl
aintain their northern cha
ca and make a crop which is
md io: need :ext y ear anmported seed potatoes make.
rations in Wanhington con
:or are expected so prove th
ent.
"Hot Lunches for every sch
1 Washington county" nhoull
agen tor next Mnter.Seve
at lunch clubs were organize
ie past winter with the coo
I Mia:Le Masters, the Cou
mal nurse.Her examinaticme benellta of the hot lunch.
n i» a remarkable feet u
3% of the rural school chil
ndcmoudehed.Any farm:
tat a stunted pix or calf hz
nenduoun handicap to overec
xat moat of them never do 1
.Read the following eaaay
y little Miss Henrietta Not
I the Long Creek school in
oun township.Mila Then
ne teacher and deaewen muor the success of this hot It
oeccas we mean least cont |
mount of nttention taken fro
fork."W hy W e Hare Hot Lan
a (ist Prize)
We have hot lunches in on
eeauae there are quite a lo
entnge of ua underwelgl
hinge we have had so far or
d potatoemnnd gravy. bean 1
rlth raisins. vegetable sou;
oup. tomato soup, chocolate
nacnronl and tomatoes, pc:
orn and salmon soup.
We always keep u few su|and an coc oa, MK flour, 1
er and soda, which are lic
-elled qunrt jarso Each one
. nickel to pay for the cannf
namely. aalrnon. sweet corn 1
Ve have brought our own |
poona. .Every Friday afternoon. rl
noon we choose a bor and
eolc and another boy and
lialmvuhers for the"follo\vl
Misa Thompson does mo:
looking and managing.The
my who are for cook: stay 1
eu and help prepare the th
all stove la so near the deal:
Fhompaon can just turn an
Itir the soup occasionally du
ations.When the soup or
ve have is ready to serve, 1
aka the cups to Misa Tholn
:ours the soup in it.Then
males lt out. Finch girl bring
mpkin from home to put L
up no it won't leave n white
he deck.
While we are eating our he
here ia no running around l
t also teaehesjhe children
nble manners.When we an
he diahwnnheru do the niiul
\. a __. . _ J L -.
.T?1
Inn Uounty, Nennmca. ana :n pursuance of [dec ree of nfzl Court in an Parker Brothers L' n d C°mPlI\¥.l .
action therein pending 1|herein the Gorporaiion.Defendant.
Blair Building and ln-ln Assoeiatioml To Parker Brothers had Cvmpwaf.
" corporation, was "'!""""' andJames A corpm-¢u¢n=You win take noticeC.Appleby and Elxzabeth Appleby.hm wife. and Clinton :L Appleby and um on the m m d w ° f February,
Elisabeth Appleby,his wife,were 1922, Pad M. Barry, plnintifhfilefl Ii.;g
sv-heat.The best varieties of .bnrkey
are of the bearded six towed type.
The Common,Manchurian,Oder-
bruaker and Odessa are the (our but
known varieties.
ion being for the foreclosure of eer-
tain mortgages and liens. and by vir
tue of an execution issued out of the
District Court of Washington County,
Nebraska. upon a judgment rendered
August 31. i92i. in the Ilistriet Court
~I Washington County, Nebraska. the
said Judgment being in favor of Far-
nten and Merchants Bank, a eomora-
tion, of Hcnnard, Nebraska. axnirtst
Mort G. Grover, the amount of said
judmncnt being $4690.6i'.together
with interest theron at the rate of
eight per c ent ner annum from the
3tld day of Augizst, 3921, and $91.25
costs and aecniirvr costs. and virtue
of an execution issued out of the Dis
trict Court of Washington County,
Nebraska, upon a judgment rendered
August 31. 192| in the District Court
of Washington County, Nebraska. the
said judgment being in favor of
George Hooking and..Wilbur R. Seger,
against Mort G.Grover. said ivdz-
ment being in the sum of $t624.99,
together with interest thereon at the
rate of eight ph cent per annum
from he Slat day of August. 1921. and
eostaandaeeruing eosts,and by virtue
$9.25 costs.seeming costs. I will,
at one o'elock P.M.on the 2401
day of April, 1922.at the West
IHont Door of the Washington
County Court House in the Citi
of Blair.Washington County.
Nebraska,sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash.
the foliowing described real estate.to wi t:Tax Lot Number Four (4).
being more fully described as the
North One-Half ot the Southeast
Quarter of Section 27, Toumshlp IB,
Range 11, East of the Sth P Li., ex-
cept ten (10) rods wide cut from the
west end of the said nort one-half of
the southeast quuter of said section,
all in Washington County. Nebraska.
Tho' defendant and cross-petitioner.
Chds Paulsen in the above action. en-
titled.David J.Ilundahl vs Mort
Grover et ai., on the 22nd day of
ilarc h,1922.obtained a decree of
judirment and foreclosure in the sum
of s1z.o5s.12. together with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent
per annum. from the 22nd der ot
March, 1922, and for $725 costs of
said nction; the inbervenor and cross-
petitioner, James E.Hart,Receiver
for the Ranking House of A. Cnstetter
in the action entitled, David J. Hun-
dahl vs. Mort Grover. et al., obtained
a judgment under said decree for the
from of $6,402.33. together with in-
terest thereon at the rate of eizht
per c ent per annum from the 22nd
day of March, 1922, and costs, said
judgrnent being subject to the prior
lien of the said defendant and cross-
petitioner,Chris Paulsen.as above
set forth; said decree in the said case.
David J. Hundahi vs. Mort G. Grover,
et ai.. providing that said premises
bed sold to satisfy said judgments
an saimHutl|rments bein:cd
and anicl decree being still in force:
that under and by virtue of said exe-
cution isued in the action,Farmers
and Merchants Bank, n corporation,
vs. Mort G. Grover, et ai.. and by vir-
tue of an execution issued in the ac-
tion of George Menkinn and W ilbur
R. Seger vs. Mort G. Grover et nl.. Z
levied upon the premises hereinbc-
fore described as the properly of the
said Mort G. Grover.
Said premises above described will
be sold to satisfy all of snid .indu
ments,the interest on each of the
same. and all accruing costs in eurh
of said actions, all as proivided by
law in such cases made and provided.
Dated at Blair. Nebraska, this 23rd
day of Hhlarch, t922.
8-Bt Maurice Mehrens,
Sheriff of Washington County.
Nebraska.
Nalin lo Credilon oi lmmSTATE OF NEBRASKA.
Washington County.,
In The County Court
ln the Matter of um Emu of lr:lncclia Coulter. Deceased:To the Creditorn ol Stid Estate:You an herby notified, That I will
sit nt the County Court Room in
illalr,in mid County.on the 14thday od April, 1922, and on the 15thday of J uly.1922. at 10 o'clock A.
ll. on each of said dates to rooeive
and examine all ntlaima against saidEltate, with a View to their adjust-ment and allowance.The timelimited for the presentation of claimsagainst said Estate ls three monthsfrom the 24th day of April. A. D..
1922. and the time limited for pay-ment of debts is One Your from saidNth day of A ril. 1922.Witness my and seal all saidf°°My Court, this 10th day of linrch.
(SEAL)A..C. DEBEL.
1-sz ...
ss.
r :
Fremont will erect a junior high
hoo! nt o colt of $160,000.
lzllectricity travels at the rote of
11.eo..ooo miles per minute. or about
200 times around the earth during a
accord.-
A high school building that will
also contnin a gymnasium will be
erected this summer et Callawnv.
A $65,000 bond i..=ue for paving
intersections and for the necessary
mlverts will be voted on at Kearney
April 4
A 860,000 school house will be con-
structed this summer at llartington.
A like amount and for :similar pur-
pose will be spent at Elm Creek.
Ravenna contemplates spending
about 830,000 for u s p wt pnving
dumng the coming season.Fnlls
City will forego a paving: campaign
in tho practice of economy.
The Wood Lake electric plnnt which
was reccntly destroyed by tire, will
be rebuilt at the some time the water
works system will he improved and
cnlnrzed.I t is oxp d that the
combined cost will he about $30,000.
Voting bonds hu become n favorite
Indoor pastime at Scottsblulf, where
new schools,new water and sewer
extensions are necessary to allay the
growing pains of u m prosperous
capital of Nebmskfs Nilc wolley.
A visitor lt Oak, Nebraska has re
ported to the newspapers that the
Village has one of the best radio
plant: in the stoto and that the elec-
tric iight company furnishes itscom-
munity with the beet acnric c of lny
town ol' its alle.
The Central City mu works,the
only municipal goo property in the
stain outside of Omaha. was destroyed
by tire recently.Citizens who do-
pended wholly upon gas for fuel ore
realizing tho daily importance of
this utility service.It is understood
that the plant will be immediately
rehuitt.
Columbus people wanted o better
gms service.The company could not
:Nord to give better service at the old
rate.A public meeting ws.-i culled
abd company and customers disctataefl
the nuttter thouroughly with the re;
sult thot the city council passed nn
ordinance raising the rote; from $1.15
to $2.00 and the company will add to
their capacity.Common sense and
co-operation ie getting the desired
results ond everybody is satisfied.
Buy fresh mined coal at e
Rhoudes Con! and lood Store.
Lgzc m. NOTICE
To Pteter Dixson, non-resident defend
an :You are hereby notified ihat on ihr
22nd day of November, 1921, Thorn
Dixson, Glad a petition asminst youin the Ilistrict Court of \\'az\hlngtorcounty,Nebraska,the object am*
nrnycr of which is to nbtnin sm flivorrf
from you on the :rounds of nunaupportextremecrueltyandshem
donmenl.You are further notilied that y or
are required to answer said petilioron or befove the l0!.h day of April
1922.
5-dt Thorn Dixson. PininliffBy Henry biencke, her .»\ttorne5.
wls r i OL D B u m
A wise old owl
Lived in an oak:
The more he raw
Thr les; he spoke;
The less he spoke
The more he heard-
Why r.nn't we be-
Morve like that binl.
Whf;f:.,.ise,,,.Q;"a*1a
Hotel Conan
Hotel Sanford
Hotel Henshaw
Our rqpumlon ol 20 yean hir denllnlu mx o l th a n b o u ts .Guesu ma!nop nx my on of than wma me u-mrmcq of nc elvlng bonu! v-me ms
eo ur te otuk uu ne nuCONANT HOTEL COMPANY
sv-heat.The best varieties of .bnrkey
are of the bearded six towed type.
The Common,Manchurian,Oder-
bruaker and Odessa are the (our but
known varieties.
ion being for the foreclosure of eer-
tain mortgages and liens. and by vir
tue of an execution issued out of the
District Court of Washington County,
Nebraska. upon a judgment rendered
August 31. i92i. in the Ilistriet Court
~I Washington County, Nebraska. the
said Judgment being in favor of Far-
nten and Merchants Bank, a eomora-
tion, of Hcnnard, Nebraska. axnirtst
Mort G. Grover, the amount of said
judmncnt being $4690.6i'.together
with interest theron at the rate of
eight per c ent ner annum from the
3tld day of Augizst, 3921, and $91.25
costs and aecniirvr costs. and virtue
of an execution issued out of the Dis
trict Court of Washington County,
Nebraska, upon a judgment rendered
August 31. 192| in the District Court
of Washington County, Nebraska. the
said judgment being in favor of
George Hooking and..Wilbur R. Seger,
against Mort G.Grover. said ivdz-
ment being in the sum of $t624.99,
together with interest thereon at the
rate of eight ph cent per annum
from he Slat day of August. 1921. and
eostaandaeeruing eosts,and by virtue
$9.25 costs.seeming costs. I will,
at one o'elock P.M.on the 2401
day of April, 1922.at the West
IHont Door of the Washington
County Court House in the Citi
of Blair.Washington County.
Nebraska,sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash.
the foliowing described real estate.to wi t:Tax Lot Number Four (4).
being more fully described as the
North One-Half ot the Southeast
Quarter of Section 27, Toumshlp IB,
Range 11, East of the Sth P Li., ex-
cept ten (10) rods wide cut from the
west end of the said nort one-half of
the southeast quuter of said section,
all in Washington County. Nebraska.
Tho' defendant and cross-petitioner.
Chds Paulsen in the above action. en-
titled.David J.Ilundahl vs Mort
Grover et ai., on the 22nd day of
ilarc h,1922.obtained a decree of
judirment and foreclosure in the sum
of s1z.o5s.12. together with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent
per annum. from the 22nd der ot
March, 1922, and for $725 costs of
said nction; the inbervenor and cross-
petitioner, James E.Hart,Receiver
for the Ranking House of A. Cnstetter
in the action entitled, David J. Hun-
dahl vs. Mort Grover. et al., obtained
a judgment under said decree for the
from of $6,402.33. together with in-
terest thereon at the rate of eizht
per c ent per annum from the 22nd
day of March, 1922, and costs, said
judgrnent being subject to the prior
lien of the said defendant and cross-
petitioner,Chris Paulsen.as above
set forth; said decree in the said case.
David J. Hundahi vs. Mort G. Grover,
et ai.. providing that said premises
bed sold to satisfy said judgments
an saimHutl|rments bein:cd
and anicl decree being still in force:
that under and by virtue of said exe-
cution isued in the action,Farmers
and Merchants Bank, n corporation,
vs. Mort G. Grover, et ai.. and by vir-
tue of an execution issued in the ac-
tion of George Menkinn and W ilbur
R. Seger vs. Mort G. Grover et nl.. Z
levied upon the premises hereinbc-
fore described as the properly of the
said Mort G. Grover.
Said premises above described will
be sold to satisfy all of snid .indu
ments,the interest on each of the
same. and all accruing costs in eurh
of said actions, all as proivided by
law in such cases made and provided.
Dated at Blair. Nebraska, this 23rd
day of Hhlarch, t922.
8-Bt Maurice Mehrens,
Sheriff of Washington County.
Nebraska.
Nalin lo Credilon oi lmmSTATE OF NEBRASKA.
Washington County.,
In The County Court
ln the Matter of um Emu of lr:lncclia Coulter. Deceased:To the Creditorn ol Stid Estate:You an herby notified, That I will
sit nt the County Court Room in
illalr,in mid County.on the 14thday od April, 1922, and on the 15thday of J uly.1922. at 10 o'clock A.
ll. on each of said dates to rooeive
and examine all ntlaima against saidEltate, with a View to their adjust-ment and allowance.The timelimited for the presentation of claimsagainst said Estate ls three monthsfrom the 24th day of April. A. D..
1922. and the time limited for pay-ment of debts is One Your from saidNth day of A ril. 1922.Witness my and seal all saidf°°My Court, this 10th day of linrch.
(SEAL)A..C. DEBEL.
1-sz ...
ss.
r :
Fremont will erect a junior high
hoo! nt o colt of $160,000.
lzllectricity travels at the rote of
11.eo..ooo miles per minute. or about
200 times around the earth during a
accord.-
A high school building that will
also contnin a gymnasium will be
erected this summer et Callawnv.
A $65,000 bond i..=ue for paving
intersections and for the necessary
mlverts will be voted on at Kearney
April 4
A 860,000 school house will be con-
structed this summer at llartington.
A like amount and for :similar pur-
pose will be spent at Elm Creek.
Ravenna contemplates spending
about 830,000 for u s p wt pnving
dumng the coming season.Fnlls
City will forego a paving: campaign
in tho practice of economy.
The Wood Lake electric plnnt which
was reccntly destroyed by tire, will
be rebuilt at the some time the water
works system will he improved and
cnlnrzed.I t is oxp d that the
combined cost will he about $30,000.
Voting bonds hu become n favorite
Indoor pastime at Scottsblulf, where
new schools,new water and sewer
extensions are necessary to allay the
growing pains of u m prosperous
capital of Nebmskfs Nilc wolley.
A visitor lt Oak, Nebraska has re
ported to the newspapers that the
Village has one of the best radio
plant: in the stoto and that the elec-
tric iight company furnishes itscom-
munity with the beet acnric c of lny
town ol' its alle.
The Central City mu works,the
only municipal goo property in the
stain outside of Omaha. was destroyed
by tire recently.Citizens who do-
pended wholly upon gas for fuel ore
realizing tho daily importance of
this utility service.It is understood
that the plant will be immediately
rehuitt.
Columbus people wanted o better
gms service.The company could not
:Nord to give better service at the old
rate.A public meeting ws.-i culled
abd company and customers disctataefl
the nuttter thouroughly with the re;
sult thot the city council passed nn
ordinance raising the rote; from $1.15
to $2.00 and the company will add to
their capacity.Common sense and
co-operation ie getting the desired
results ond everybody is satisfied.
Buy fresh mined coal at e
Rhoudes Con! and lood Store.
Lgzc m. NOTICE
To Pteter Dixson, non-resident defend
an :You are hereby notified ihat on ihr
22nd day of November, 1921, Thorn
Dixson, Glad a petition asminst youin the Ilistrict Court of \\'az\hlngtorcounty,Nebraska,the object am*
nrnycr of which is to nbtnin sm flivorrf
from you on the :rounds of nunaupportextremecrueltyandshem
donmenl.You are further notilied that y or
are required to answer said petilioron or befove the l0!.h day of April
1922.
5-dt Thorn Dixson. PininliffBy Henry biencke, her .»\ttorne5.
wls r i OL D B u m
A wise old owl
Lived in an oak:
The more he raw
Thr les; he spoke;
The less he spoke
The more he heard-
Why r.nn't we be-
Morve like that binl.
Whf;f:.,.ise,,,.Q;"a*1a
Hotel Conan
Hotel Sanford
Hotel Henshaw
Our rqpumlon ol 20 yean hir denllnlu mx o l th a n b o u ts .Guesu ma!nop nx my on of than wma me u-mrmcq of nc elvlng bonu! v-me ms
eo ur te otuk uu ne nuCONANT HOTEL COMPANY
ii c
Hilda.ai(ptend¢$
En m n.
n and Fu!'!"1".!.'I€'¥5'F. £!!;_5}'!"'!E.!E%be1n¢ rw dn ma pnynhlo N-IM
. o .~,Ijudgment being $4690.6i'.together
with interest thcron at the rnte of
eight per c ent per annum from the
3tnt day of August, 3921, and $91.25
costs and acenairvr costa. and virtue
cf nn execution issued out of the Diw
trict Court of Washington County,
Nebraska, upon a judgment rendered
August 31. 192| in the District Court
of Washington County, Nebraska. the
said judgment being in favor of
George Banking and..Wilbur R. Seger.
against Mort G.Grover. said ivdz-
ment being in the sum of $t624.99,
together with interest thereon at the
rate of eight ph' cent per annum
from he Slat day of August. 1921. and
costanndoceruing eorts,nnd by virtue
$9.25 eorts.seeming cosu. I will.
nt one o'cloek P.M.on the 2401
day of April. 1922.at the West
IHont Door of the Washington
County Court House in the Cllr
of Blair.Wnehingten County.
Nebraska,sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash.
the foliowing described real estate.to wi t:Tax Lot Number Four (4).
being more fully described as the
North One-Hai!of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 27, Townwhip IB,
Range 11, East of the Sth P Li., ex-
cept ten (10) rods wide cut from the
west end of the said nort one-half of
the southeast quuter of sold section,
all in Washington County. Nebraska.
The' defendant and cross-petitioner.
Chdn Paulsen in `the above action. en-
titled.David J.Ilundahl vs Mort
Grover et ai., on the 22nd day of
Blarch.1922.obtained a decree of
judgment and foreclosure in the sum
of s1z.o5s.12. together with interest
thereon nt the rate of ten per cent
per annum. from the 22nd der of
March, 1922, and for $725 costs of
said notion; the intcrvenor and creas-
petitioner, James E.Hart,Receiver
for the Ranking House of A. Cnetetter
in the action entitled, David J. Hun-
dahl vs. Mort Grover. et al., obtained
e. judgment under raid decree for the
:rum of $6,402.33. together with in-
terest thereon at the rate of eizht
per c ent per annum from the 22nd
day of March, 1922, and costs, said
judgrncnt being subject to the prior
liin of the said defendant and cross-
petitioner,Chris Paulsen.ne above
set forth; nic! decree in the uid case.
David J. Hundnhl va. Mort G. Grover,
ct al.. providing that said premises
bed sold to satisfy said judgments
an seimHu!l|;rnents bein.:cd
and enicl decree being still m force:
that under and by virtue of said exe-
cution inued in the action,Farmers
and Merchants Bank, u corporation,
va. Mort G. Grover, et ai.. and by vir-
tue of an execution issued in the ac-
tion of George Mcnkimr and Wilbur
R. Seger vs. Mort G. Grover ct ol.. Z
levied upon the premises hercinbc-
fore described an the property of the
said Mort G. Grover.
County, Nebraska.The plaintiff,on the lst day ofNovember, we obtained a decree of
judmnent and losure in the auraof $1090.72. toge er with intenesx
thereon at the rate of seven per cent
per annum from the lst dn of Na-vember,1921,and for $16.10 consof said nation: said decree provided
that said premises be sold to satisfy
said judgment above set out in casethe same remained unpaid for a period of twenty days from the date of
said decree and said judgment beingunsatisfied and said decree being stillinforce.Said pnemisec above de-scribed will he sold to u ti lf y a n d
judgment, the lnterest thereon, coetlofsaidactionandallaccruingcosts.all as provided by said
order and decree,and the 'law Insuch cues made and provided.Dated at Blair. Nebraska, this 2nd
day of March, 1922.
Maurice Mehrcns,Sheriff of Washington
County.Nebraska.5 - 5 l
|n a .5 I I
a s c o m m i s s i o n s a n d m o n e y s d u e f o r
c o m m i s s i o n s f o r t h e s d e o f r e a !e a -
t a t e b y s a i d p l a i n t i ff a s a g e n t fo r t h e
sa i d d e f e n d a n t u n d e r a.c o p i r a c t m
vu.H ting b e t w e e n t h e s a i d p l a i n l m '
a n d t h e s a i d d e fe n d a n t
T h a t s a i d pl n} nt il ¥ca u se d a n
a t t a c h m e n t t o b e is s ue d a n d l e vi e d
u p o n t h e d e b t s o w i n g t o s a i d d e fe n d -
a n t a n d m o n e y s d u e a n d o w i n g a
s a i d d e f e n d a n t i n W a s h i n g t o n c o u n -
t y .N e b r a s k a ,f r o m M a r y B a r r y ,
B u r r ' I L Jo n es ,C h r i s H .Ne l s e n ,
C h a r l e s G e h r k e a n d M l k e N e l s o n .
Y o u a r e r e q u i r e d t o a n s w e r s a i d
petition on or before the wth day o
April. 1922.
Dated this 23ndday of Februar;
m e
P a u l M .B a r r y ,P l a i n t i ff,
B y 0 'H a n l o n , M a h e r & O ' H l n ¥ o n , h i ~
A t t o r n e y s -I-5 t
be sold to satisfy all of mid .indu
ments,the interest on each of the
same, and all accruing costs in omh
of said actions, all as proivided by
[nw in auch cases made and provided.
Dated at Blain Nebraska, this 23rd
day of Hhlarch, £922
8-Bt Maurice Mehrens,
Sheriff of Washington County.
Nebrnskn.
smz mr - r s SALE
By virtue of an order of sale is-sued out of the District Court of
Washington county. Nebraska. mintedMarch2nd,1922.and in pursuanceof a decree of said Court in an action
wherein the Blair Building and laan
Association. a oorporatlon. was plain-tifl and Jennie B.Antill,MildredVerna Taylor, Paul Taylor. Helen Ed-
na Antill. a minor. Mae Arline An-till. a minor. Georgia Genevieve Antill,n minor. and S. W. Chambers, Admin
istrntor of the Etsate of George M.
Antill.deceaad..were defendants.said action being for the foreclosureof n certain mortgnpre. I v.ill. at one
o'clock,P.bl..on the 12th day of
April. L922. at the West Front Door ofthe Washington County Court House:in the City of Blair, Nebraska, sell
at public auction to the highest andheat bidder for cash the following described property to-wlt:The NorthFifty-four Feet (N 54 ft.)of LotsNumbers. One. Two and Three (1, 2& 3l. and the North Fifty-t`our feet
(N 5t ft.) of the East 'hwnty Feet(E 20 ft.) of Lot Number I'our (4).all in Block Number Fifteen (15). inthe City of Blair, Washington County.
Nebraska.The plaintiff. on the 2nd day ofI`ebruar5'. 1922, in the above entitledaction. having obtained a decree ofjudgment and foreclosure against thesaid defendants in the sum ot Eleven
Hundnd Thirty-three and 98-100
ll33.98} Dollars. together with in-interest thereon at the rate of seven
per cent per annum from the 2nd day
of February.1922. for $21.20 costs,and seeming costa. and said decreeproviding that the premises above de-scribed should he sold to satisf y. said
judmnent in ease the some remainedunpaid for n period of twenty days.and said judgment being unsatisfiedand said decree being still in foree.
said premises will he sold. ss set outabove. to satisfy said judgment. theinteredthereon,the costs of saidaction: and all accruing costs, all asprovidedbysaidOrder and decree
and the law in such cases made andprovided.Dated nt Blair Nebraska. this 7thday of March. 1922.
MAURI CE mznnr zus.Sheriffaf 'Nashisuzton County, Ne-
hrasks.on.u<1.o>:.MAKER dc o'ns:~:-LON. Attorneys.6-El.
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Tr u h l s e n .De c ea s ed :
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s i t a t t h e C o u n t y C o u r t r o o m i~
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o f M a r c h .1 9 2 2 , a n d o n t h o 1 9 t h 1
of Ju n e , 1 9 2 2 , g g 1 0 o '¢ : l o c k A . M . o
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pr e s e n t a t i o n o f c l a i m s a g a i n s t n i ~
E s t a t e i s t h r e e m o n t h s fr o m t h o l '2 t ~
d a y o f M a r c h ,A .D .19 22 .a n d t h
t i m e l i m i t e d fo r p a y m e n t o f d e b t s i
O n o Y e a r f r o m s a i d N t h d a y o f
Ma r c h , 1 9 2 2 .
W i t ne s s m y h a n d a n d t h e se a l o
sa i d C o u n t y C o u r t , t h i s 1 9 t h d a y o
F e b r u a r y ,m e a -{ S E A L )A . c . D E B E L .
3 - 5 t C o u n t y Ju d g e .
Buy fresh mined coal at e
Rhoudes Con! and lood Store.
Do You Wan
Feed King Joy's La~
1-:ing Joy's Lnysng nun |
Plecipiualcd Done Flour, Y
Shells, Steam Cooked on
Hearts These ingndienh
Shell, Yolk and White of the
hens win any em Thgre
elle except a scrlch feed fa
There L1 no particular rouse
perly that she should not
mum., when can are mn
11 they have n dry plane, co
feed they should lny at all
mnnd lm- um purpose.
Feed King Joy
S0
Rhoades Co~
More Eggs?
ing Mash
composed ol IM' Bu¢¢ermHk
~m Vitaminem, Ground En
fonts and Kiln Dried Corn
c pmponioned m make the
egg.I( fed ns ws direct your
no need ol main; anything
the maintenance of the body.
when n hen is cared for pw
hy eggs dudng the winter
in price :ndprom.:an luier.
foruable quumen and pmper
times of the year.They are
s Laying Mash
AT
§ Feed Store
»
Ilar
- - -_-.__ _- - - .-._.-..._....N o t i c e o f H e a r i n g ,A p p o i n t m e n t o
A d o t i n i s t r l t o r .
S T A T E O F N E B R A S K A
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y . ' " '
In t h e C o u n t y C o u r t .
I n t h e M a t t e r o f t h e E s t a t e o f Je n . :
L. H y d e , De c e a s e d :
Th e h e i r s a t l o w , n e x t o f k i n , d
vi s ee s , l eg a t ec s , c re d it o r s a nd al l p e r
so ns i n te re st e d in s a id e st a te a re he re -
b y no ti t ie d t h a t o n t h e 6 t h d a y o f
M a r c h ,1922,Jo h n M .R y d e fi le d n
p e t i t i o n i n s a i d C o u n t y C o u r t a l l e g i n g
am o n g o t h e r t h i n g s t h a t Je n a L . R y d e
o n i n h a b i t a n t o f W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y
N e b r a s k a , d i e d o n t h e 4 t h d a y o f D e -
c e m b e r ,192 1,l e a vi n g n o l a s t W i l !
an d Tes t a m en t , an d p os s e s se d o f R e e l
n n d Pe r s on a l E s t a t e es t i m a t e d a t
$6 00 .0 0 a n d p r a y i n g fo r a d m i n i s t r a -
t i o n t h e r e o f.
If y o u fa i l t o a p p e a r a t s a i d C o u n t y
C o u r t o n t h e 3 1 s t d a y o f M a r c h . 1 9 % ,
a t l 0 o 'c l o c k o . m . , a n d c o n t e s t l a i d
p e t i t i o n , w e C o u r t vvi i l a p p o i n t A . R .B r o c k o r s o m e o t h e r s u i t a b l e p e r s o n
A d m i n i s t r a t o r a n d p r o c e e d t o n s e t -
tl e me n t o f sa i d e s t at e .
W i t ne s s m y h a n d a n d ofi ici nl se al
th i s S th da y o f M a rc h . 1 92 2 .( S E A L )A . C . | J E m : L .
8-4t.C o u n t y Jq d g e .
Whf;f:.,.ise,,,.Q;"a*1a
Hotel Conan
Hotel Sanford
Hotel Henshaw
Our rqpumlon ol 20 yean hir denllnlu mx o l th a n b o u ts .Guesu ma!nop nx my on of than wma me u-mrmcq of nc elvlng bonu! v-me ms
eo ur te otuk uu ne nuCONANT HOTEL COMPANY
Mnl.Herr? Tyson.Mrs. Cllffond
Krause and Mrs. Fred Male enjoyena day of pleasure and s opping inOmaha thnx the accomodation of P.M. Tyson Friday.
Friends of. Mrs. Eiixabeth AndersonPowell. Wye., have wand that she rv-
eeived thirty-fn!! birthday postcardsandseverallettersanduma . much
pleased to be remembered.
Hr.and Hrs Harry Ta n a weredinnar guests with other fiends atthe home of Mr. and Mn. Fred Hayle
Thunday evening.Dr. Stewart was called to the NeurnWarric k home Sunday momin(be-eauae of the aickneu of baby, Gail.
She In better noir..5-
DANCE
B. Pfli im
___,S a t u r d a y e v e
MARCH 25.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
OF THB
1D I C K Ue F O R D s
New Things
a-
I./mll-LS PURE THREAD SILK BOSElimvrn pd sink. per Pilr,_~_._$1.so
SOME NICE PATBRNS IN Anosxmc cxs cmms
azi ndnnvueua uperyy a.
SPRING HATS FOR onus AND YOUNG MissesALL COLORS.SOME WONDERFUL
Nvnmsns. EACH
LADIES' SPRING UNDERWEAR IN ALL STYLES
AND POPULAR PRICES
IRONCLAD MlSSES AND BOYS HOSIEHY
25¢ und xs< pllr
nm w\L\'|»;<; xx ENAMELWARE AND DINNER,
W/\RI»:
Licenud Embalmer
hmed DirectorHAGGARD I UNRUB
Couriesy»Servi¢e-SimplicityQUALITY FIRSTREASONABLE PRICES
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I ¢oA d m i s s i o n
$1.00 Plus Tax
The Muni: Fnminiud by 'Ihr
D¢Fond Onhstn hll lilrldg
much aumlbn ml those wh
come 1m :hand I pod une.
Rkmemblr the dlte,SATURDAY, MARCH ex ma..
0'HANLON, MAKER a
UHANLON
Attomeys-nuuv
Oakes In sun Bmk Building
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W. R. C. sewing meets with Mrs.
tllius Peterson this aftemoon.
Get your c ampaign c ards at this
ffiee.We can do the fob right.
Lira. w. w. W ilkinson is in It her
ome on South street with s sosern
~ne throat .
The Monday Afternoon 'Blah met
arc h 20, with Hr:. C- fi. """"'l'l.
o C lu b mm s I n c h I 7 l i t ! I n
L. Lantry.
Miss Annie aiul Otto Peterson, who
ave been visiting at the home of
nlius Peterson.returned to their
ome at Friend, Nebr., last Tuesday.
The Home Bakery can furnish you
lmost anything in the baking liu on
hurt order. Their Blue Ribbon bread
an'tbe beaten. Once a. customer, nl-
~ys s customer.6L f
The Blair Monument Company have
ust closed n contract for the manu-
acture nnd erection of n large spiral
onnmont to be erected at Verdel, Ne-
~raslca in honor of their soldiers lnd
Hors who iicrc killed in the late
"mid war.Mr. Annbustc r, who is
~gel for the company tells ua
~nt basin is good this spring, hav-ng two caellmds of monuments to be
reeled in Sioux City, Iowa and a dar
t Atlantic, Iowa, together with rnnny
ther jobs throtqzhout the state of
ebraskn and Iowa.
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The Big Stoye
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which company she is an employe.
When Chris Wrieh, Jr., was turning
out his horses on last Wednesday just
as he had dipped the halter oh fromone of them. the animal wheeled and
kicked him in the chest.The 'result
was that he wa ldd out in an uncon-
scious state for somb_tirne and is very
:orc mi :.ti.'E L"-o= the etfecls.Luck-
51! the seddent 1-ss not serious.
n o TA ' Ra m place recently pur-
chased by Pate and Whibehesd is
doing n thdving buisness in catering
to the appetites of a hungry public.
hir. Pate is an expedenced cook ond
knows \\'hlt the public wants and ex-
pects of n restaurant and his partner.
Mr. Whitehead, is just ss competent
in his line and they certainly make a
very good team.
John J. Malone. of Madison. Nebr.,
for a number of years pdneipal of
the Herman schools. has Med for the
nomination for county superintendent
of Madison county.Mr. Malone has
:nnny friends in Herman and Wash-
ington county who remember him ns
s hard working, conscientious :muonman nnd a man of much ability.The
Enterprise certainly congratulates
Madison county for its good fortune
ln having such a man ns John J. Ma-
lone as nspirant for the superintend-
ency of her schools.s
We Feel Sure
nl our nbllity tn handle ynur banking
buslness to your sntlslnctlon.We
shallbe glad ol an opportunity to
zulu wnh you.F A R M E R S S T A T E B A N K
li\,\|R_ NEBRASKA
Lewellen has a position in a clothing
store.,
l'Heads of Mrs. J. L. Pounds, learn-
ing that she has a birthday this week,
have sent. her a post card shower.
which ls much appreei ed.Mrs.
Pounds end family are in quarantine,
the son,Jamie,having the scarlet
fever.
Rev. Leroy Crocker, new pastor for
the Christian church folks, preached
his initial sermon hero last Sunday
morning and will soon feel quite sthome in his new relation.His family
'have not yet arrived but he hopes to
be settled in a shun time.
Miss Mildred Koopmsn was operat-
ed on at the Blair hospital lsstMon-
day evening for hernia and is getting
along as well as could be expected it
this time.Mildned has rnsny Blair
friends who wish for her a complete
return to health in the our future.
The Burt County Herald, published
at Tekanmh. come out last week all
dressed up in a new pink grovrn. the
entire paper being pink with bright
red headlines,announcing the fact
that the wide-open Sunday amuse-
ment forc es had met with defeat at
the primaries, March 14.
roorss.Chris Shure, who is fami-
liar with receiving sets and is a K.
P. was instrumental in :mins it and
they expect to keep up»todata in
hearing all the latest news and musicfrom the large tilllcl.4
Mrs.A.R Brock very graciously
entertained the old and new members
of the high school orchestra on last
We<lnesday evening at her home on
east South street.Mrs. Brock's hos-
pitality to the high school students
is generally known among them and
nn invitation to spend the evening at
their home ls always welcomed by the
young folks.The ='<;°'"= was spent
in n social way and th hostess served
icc cream, cake and cocoa before their
departure for their harness
The 85th wedding anniversary of
ltr. and Mm James Cruiciuhsnk pass-
ed quietly last Sunday st their home
on the hill.They received a number
of telegranis from friends and loved
ones and\ bouquets of beautiful flow
ers, which testified to the love and es-
teem with which this worthy old
couple are held in the community.
Their old time friends and neighborsplan to give them an all day celebri-
tion Sunday, the event being postpon-
ed from last Sunday on account of
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.Af Mr. and Mrs. Ed Landen. who arcltha rainy weather.
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..~3-irsNeweil is better known here ns AIice},1 ' l ' . H E l =A Scotchrnan was sented in~qsmok-Illradley. and lived here with her 1191
Merchants CafeallunlikelythatHenry would like
to live in the W hite House, but ex-
ceedingly imploroble that he will ever
get there.
He has expressed pdde in his inr-
nornnee of history, and no one has
denied the fact And..although n
great. aueeess as a manufacturer, hisliniitatioiu al a stntesrnen are pain-
fully evident.
n ls we ll remembered that when
Ford was asked ln eoun who Bene-
dict Arnold v m .his answer was:
*'Arno!d? Why, Arnold was e writer."
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES
We ue here and on the job.While
last Lord'a I?-Y was a had one yet
Zire had u good Bible school and a
zwdlv wrxfesltion. y et not nearly
what we had expected.
Let us hue the 160 out for Bible
school ure had planned for lui.
Bible aehoo! at I0 a. m Come with
ns a n d we wi lld o y o u g o o d .
Homin; servlee and communion at
ll a. am.C. E. at 8:30.We have a live wire
Ctjl, eome_g\d help ue make It bet-
ter.. Evening service at 7:30.
n u n . .r e n a u v n u a v w .n a v n u
crumbs are brushed oil the ff
then the floor is swept by o
different girls each day.
Every dey after the noon
decide what we want for the
and who :hall bring lt.'1
take tunns about bringing
towels from home.We ham
quite often eo you see it 1
very proud to have them c
eat hot lunc hes with ul.
My parents are very glad
have hot lunches and they m
to furnish any thing they c
and everyone would be ver;
have hot lunches in their
they had a willing teacher
Thompson.
I wish we could have this
next because I think everyo
school ls gaining in weight, 4
Thompson.
Spring Wheat for Nels
Many requests are nee
Nebraska Agricultural col
spring wheat heed.In som
of the state due to the doul
dltlon ol some wintel' whe
haul a match. }!cGre1:or tack u match mother, Mrs Bradley, in the L;ulror
from his pocket and handed it to hi; nia home.She ii!on her muy to PATE d z W HITEHEAD. Propr ietors
companior The friend pulled -out hi='Wnahington, D. C. to visit her on!ypipe and began searching his pockets dauxhter. Jean, who is now married A l l R e g u l a r M e a l s 4 0 :
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|T h e B u g S t o r e \
The 0ld Rehahle
hluy Day Callce per pound :uk or 3 pwnu ,_ ._mu Coffee pu- mud sm or s pounds _._ ..s1 pound parkngc grcund pepper, 'l5¢ reuilcr, xpecinl
rvWl`1\0 i10 \b. ii
5 lb. Brown10 lb. While5 lb. wma
Carolcne milk, family nine, per un
.r pn'per pailper pd'ver pm
1.00L00.40c
45¢25cES(ao¢
lik
Sas Bros. B'"'1<e,,
harm: Din Pi=m¢= 3 for_...swma Swv cmpg 2 pounds for._____.,.. `""
20: Compass Wax Beans, a i ll _Golden Charm CoHee,per mud por c an
Gdden Chinn Colfee, per 3 u n d ¢ m_ . _ . , " " " "Nut Brown Coffee, per pounnf°__
Colo Brand Coffee. per ?'ound_.- __ _._,__Q
Large Grape Fmit, c ncSweet Spuds, 4 pounds for _ _ ,.._.__--Sl Git Gard Seed ; nc packhflggfard §'mn»¢-'f`»»f.¢i-r =\s1'.
Oil Sardines, per can .
.IDC.2!»c.1 lk.15:
1.30AS:,.2:1cJ B:.25c
.Sr.wc.Sc
p n p p n r e n t l y t r y i n g t o fi n d s o m e t o b a c -
co .He fi n al l y s a id . h e g u e u e d h e h a d
fo r g o t t e n h i s po u c h .S a n d y le a n e d
o ve r , p i c k e d u p t h e m a t c h a n d e m i r l .
"\ \" e e'I yo u* Il h a ve n o u s e f o r t h '
m a t c h . "
a n d w h o m s h e h a s r m s e e n : o r u ve
o r s i x y e a r s .O n h e r r e t u r n t r i p
s h e p h m s t o s p e n d a fe w w e e k s w i t h
h e r B h i r r e l a t i ve s a n d fr i e n d s w h o
a r e c e r t a i n l y Xi u !t o s e e h e r a z a i r .
S h e a u e n d e c l t h e i n fo m m l p a n y g i v-
A l ' l | J \ l l J \ l l U . l a n n n l n u u u u l v : n u a u u u xT o D R O P l x A N D T R Y o v a s r z n vz c r . .
E V E R Y T H I N G N E A ?A N D C L E A N
A B O U T T H E P L A C E A N D M E A L 3
s s n v r i n R I G H T
n x c r : A m r a o x . A L W A Y S A P A T R O N .
Ja Trl.-uul'e of the Dc sm neigh- en for Mr Fann S|Ip§ at th homeborhciod was a caller nt the Chronicle ! Mrs.` m " n : h " ° r jg I n s t " ;I;w:
office yesterday and reported the kill- ;.j§_§~f°======r w u so |. E"
ling by Ave of the Justice houndn of a
wanna ln thc timber abmik l mile am!
n hnlf ws: of the De Soto sto\;\LTue|-
day.The bobcat, n female. weighing
lbout 20 poundx, und put up n terrific
gmzhz anim:the hmnm, n¢:nuhE|¢
'them up considenhly w|\h its fnfillng
equipment of claws and links.Thi3r
in uid tn be the Ent one killed in this
ivmnny in wemy yenrn. although air-
Jercnn residents of the H: Sam neiuh-borhood have uid um Uiey lnve
'thexe vicious nnimnln recently, on one
ortwo oeeuionn cumin; right up to
me lnrnyaxd for chlekenn Hen'n an
vnnfwminlfy Ior nur biz sum him!-
m w Inu mngeqnn; I\'arth-k$ll||f-
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ALONG THE BOTTOM R0.\l)
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Appleby ma
dlughlcr vililed slllidllv wilh hrrents. M,-_ and am. c. B. Hlin.Gordon xml Ruby Andersnn noni w
gmlhn Wednesday retumim; Thurs-
y,Mr. and Mrs Wnlter A|7l\ll'\J)nnd
daughter vinlted Sunday wi\}| her par~ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hain.Gordon und Ruby Anfkrmn wan;io onmhn Wedvmdny relurrinw
Coors WITH G-A45
;--T he onl y sensi ble, sa nitary
I m e t h o d .Cheaper t h a n a n y
|o t h e r w a y.
Thundny. The bmtlien. [Am and cur-'
ton. ure fmpioyea in South om-mtClydeMelxlerisconfinedlahi ;home with u revere un of zmnm..Wilbur Conety went In Omdm Sn!-urday evening returning Sunday sve~
' |B L A I R G A S C O M P A N Y
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
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,am mudl. A some lnman md'!u-men an um\|=m|;of5 .yd vdcame u mn' motto.llvdnx wheat.,Probably
'g nmy Cxwkar, Pam.'varieties ol vvfinx when U Fi. C~lhbun Fhvnnleh
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=f£:;`:'\,;_r;~ '5, < ._;.~\._-i Fartlln Land at $| § In $30 an Aon
I a'1 g `5= \"|f\§¢:°°|¢'§a"§°;f mma'fJf§"§$'f»"u°fn'2|»°§?'w'f|°¢:f=:| l q - - - f i Q mtgnnc zi-ona.h|:te1nnd£uaholn.g=¢°
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\ nv ~s-. -dl / 1 land. Hnuhlukgnneu.neighhorl.c@\ur\'\" r . 1 ..{::'.l |ch-ook.excelent |'~....1 . . ~
Where Your Taxes G0
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Aum ha f -1 r.| |» s. ¢\ ¢ C hl Un i. " " Bl nh a nd Hu nd li *¢1.c.ConnibumcPnhhul and Bconomic Aditi!l l W u l b dAnthem! onSh u'§h...13'm......'i'. Humana; Hnhadn.
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I ~ " ° " \ "H I .~~~ - ' ~ ' f f . " f' 5 ¢ ~ ? ; '7 3 - Q 2 1 1 4 ~
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~"~m s .. - m m . z - , ; _; . . . . , : . : ° =. r. , . a ' a ' : °. . = : .
\n v ~s -.- d l / 1 l a n d .H n u h l u k g n n e u .n e i g h h o r l . c @ \ u r \
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Where Your Taxes G0
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Aum ha f -1 r.| |» s. ¢\ ¢ C hl Un i. " " Bl nh a nd Hu nd li *¢1.c.ConnibumcPnhhul and Bconomic Aditi!l l W u l b dAnthem! onSh u'§h...13'm......'i'. Humana; Hnhadn.
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HAD No "COMEBACK" To THA
ilulne'| W lnterflotd Unifofrn BoundHnvily on £| |»Khaki Whloh
Started thi Controversy.
'11u~ m\rl.nu'| three uniform! hun(
ddr by mlde underneath his rlotlll|\¢
ihelf: one srlulerfleld. one ME; andone khaki.Suddenly the kbs I mu.
form :Nw erlticul
"You look preity green," it uid to
the wlnterdclti.
The \\tuI¢rBOId uniform made no ror l :
"And mr c um! mm n ext to y oumusthedownhearted-It looks aouluu"""'I||
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P~'| Vegetable ~mpo~
~: 1 "~ln£1
The wintertleld :hm lpoku up:" I
might be green," lt uid. "und that
ozmu rlfht nm to me might have the'hl\1n.' but douom 3our hide--youn
yelluwl*The khaki uniform piped do1rn.--
Tho l.f~nthernt'ck.
Cmrter'sfh~ec%:. Tenn.-"fIhru yemago 1 was almost an invtlld.lsp-ent
Ju d Tu n k l n t .
Ju d Tu n k i n l m s n h e wi s he s h e
c o u l d p u t l s m u c h p a t i e n t e u d u r m n
in t o s o m e o ! h is In te r un d e r ta k i n gs a n
he a l l o w e d u a b o y w l fe n h e w u l e a r n -
i n g I0 m o t e n p i p e .
I m p o r t a n t t o I o i h a r aE x a m i n e c n r e f n l i y e ve r y b o t t l n o t
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e fr o m s t e mp l e r oo t'. a d is h . a va ne ,
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oc le s ll at 's ho m e. It a ll ha s a t ra c ea bl e
ro n n e cl l o n 's i t h C h i n g t e h c b e n .W t t h
the Ch tnese§C l t l n g t e h c b t n a n d p o n
re h l n a r e sy n o n ym o u s .
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s s r r t o l e t tb a re a d e r k n o w [ h u l o -
c a t i o n o t m t , p l a c e a n d a o m c t h l n g o t
ntlt" 'ttl mt~o luoi i n re a c hi n g tt.
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of t .. 'h ln . a, o ne m o ul d tr ac o b la w as -o r
t h e Y a n g t z e r i ve r t o H l u k i n n g .so u t h
of w h ic h l le s P o Y a ng l a ke . The qn l el t
cs t a n d s u r e d a s : o t ' r t -a c h i n g C h i n g
tc h - c l l e n t s t o p r o c e e d fro m l i l u k t a n g
t o N a n o b a n l . t h o c a p i t a l o f t h e p r o v-h c e , b y r a l l .Th i s t r i p c a n b e m a d e
In a da y, ba r ri ng ac cl d en l n. t h ou gh th e
dls ta nce i s o nl y 0 0 utl lc a:ln p r o s p e c t
t t do e s n o t soetn a dlt tle uit task t o
c o ve r t h e d l s t a n c e m n o e n N a n c h a n g
a n d C h i n g t e h c b e u . m o m i l e s . b u t l n
r e a l i t y t h e t r i p re q u ir e s m o r e t l m e
th a n i t t ak e s t o t r ave l fr o m S a n F r a n -
cis co t o N e w Y o r k .O n e m u s t cro as
un e a s t e nd o f P o Ya n g l a k e a n d t b e n
p u s h h i s w a y u p t h e N o r t h r l vg r i n t o
th ! h ea r t o t' t h e m o u n ta i n s , t o a p o l o !
n o t r a r t r o m t h e A n l w r e l h o l l l c r .
" To w n o f S o - s o l o V In o s . "
'R t e ll r s t clear o t C h i n g t e h c h e n
f r o m a n spra roac nlng bo a t .sr lt b t h e
Sm ok e laa nl ng fr o m t h e chltu neya o f
scones o f kttns,b a n a n m a l n g on e.
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ot t wo r lt e rs w ht -: lt :l ow i nt o t hc t to rt b
r i ve r . o n e fr a n t h e c o s t a n d o n e fr o m
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p l i e d I l t h a n a b u n d a n c e o t fr e s h w s
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n e a a o t t h e 'fs n g l n e u n d o f P o Y a n g
la k e .
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th e ci t y . t h o sc o n t h e e a s t r l sl n g t o a
h c l g b t o t ab o u t t w o th o u sa n d rec t.
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a n d ca t n ph o r trees.sr bl lo occas tonal
gr o r ea o f b a mb o o l n l ig h t er n ot - c n a d d
a c h a r m a n d b e a u t y dl ll lc ul t t o sle-
sc ri be .
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1r l r tn e " }l a o n e o t t h e fo u r la r ge s t
t o w n s ta n dls tl ng nl ah ed fr o m cit ie s)
o t Cl tl na .Te ch n ic a ll y I t l a s t o w n .
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to st t r m en s a o ul a .mn g t el l o w . t n t t l s
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po r o s l n l n l n Cb t ua .lhn tlg lt ea r t h e n -
aq s r a ve s s e ls w e r e p m b a bl y p r o d u c e d
so m e c e n t nr t e a e a r ll e r .
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lo n g a n d c o n fo rm i n g t o t h o c o nt o u r o f
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br o k e n d i a l s ! a r e p l i e d h i g h a l o n g t h e
r l r e r b a n k . . I n t a c t . o n e a n t noti ces
th e se pt a e gi n e p o tc e ta l n In t h e b e d o f
t h e s t r e a m se ve r a l mi l e s b e l o w th e
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Ho s t G n o s s n s t t vs o f! O l t t a s .
T h o mo a t un u s u a l fe a t u r e o f t h o
o l t y o f l'o rr .c ln ln ts it s co ns c rvat ia tu .
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p r l n t l n g press,th o r n ta n o t n si ng le
nowspatscr.oltlaer tia lly o r wee kl y,
pn l z l l s he t ! t n th i s c l t y o f m o r e t h a n a
qu a rt e r o t' tt ml l ll o n l nl t ah l ta n la .Tl t a
re as on g l vt n fo r th is untnrogresetlve
st a t e o r a l fn l r s l n th a t t h o nt a gl a
trntt-a h a ve a l w a y s op po se d t h e
pr e ss . o n t h e o n c b a n d ll c c a u he t h c ;
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an d _ o n t he ot h er be c au s e o f t he un a n
cl a l s u p p o r t t h a t w o u l d h e In vo l ve d .
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ll a b t s a n d t c l c p h o n o l .Th e f e w r i c k
tl ha rr s w hi c h 'B o ar fac l ll ta t o co m mt ln l
ca t to n a a re l lz l st t ng fo r ex l at e nc o .A
n u m b e r of t to r k ln l g me n 'a gu l l d s h a ve
pe ti t io ne d t h e c h a m b e r o f co m m er c e
to a b ol is h t ho dc lt s ha wa on t h e gr o un d
th a t t h e y l n t vr fe r c w i t h tr ad lc .
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te h r l t en l s n ot a c c i de n t a l .It b e c a m e
th o p ot t e r y c e n t er o f t h o c ou n t r y c e n -
turlcst l c v bec au se o f t h e en o r m o u s
qu a n l l t l e a o f exc el le nt cl ay a I n t h e
d l s t r l c t a r o u n d P o Y a n g l a k e .A l i o f
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l n t h i s w o r k .A ft e r t h e c l a y :a r e th o r o u g h l y
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k n e a d e d ' t o g é t n c r In c a r y l n g p r o p o r -
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s s e t l u n 1 p o t c l a y l s th c n pl a ce d o n
th e kn o b ot ' t ho p ot t t- r'a w bo el .
T h e po t t e r l a pe r ch e d a b o ve th e
wh e el ,w i t h o n e fo o t o n ei t h e r aid e.
t n o r d e r t o a l l o w a o m c l c n t s p a c e fo r
th e m or c tn en t O f h ls ha n ds .A f t e r r e
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pre cl al on fa sh io ns a pl a te ,b o w l .o r
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l o m n a c c o u n t s e t t h e p r l n c l p u l p o n . :
wa s u nt e d -Th e ch a n g e w a s e x p ec t e d
t o p r o d u c e a n l m m e d h r t e n u i n ; o f a t
leas t 81 35. 000 year ly.
I'ro m :b le m o de st s ta rt o t he r cl un ge e
a n d r o t o r m s a n d n vl n g a w e r e t o b e
!n \ d\ ._M.
B u t w e \ e r e n ' t In t er e st e d l n t h e
h i g h c o a t o r i o ve r o m e n t o r t h e h l x h
c o s t o f l l vl n g e l e ve n : e a r s e g o .M r .
'n n d i d n ? g e t e r i s e o u t o r u a .l i e
d l d n t h a ve m u c h o f n p u l l w i !! ! c o o -
g r e n . e i t h e r , p o o r m m . a n d a l l h l l l n -
q u l r y w e n t f o r n o t h i n g e s fo r m e a n y
no t io n w a s c on c er n ed .
He a n d b la oo m mi s ni o o d id br i ng ou t
a n d es t a b li s h , h o w e ver , c er t a i n h c l :
an d c o n d l u o n e .It u r n e t r u t t w o r t h y
m d c o m p e t e n t t n ve a u n t i o o u l t a r a n
iv.r e n t .T i n t u so m e th i n g t o t h e
go o d .
Th e re le 1. pa t en t di l po l lt i on ln co n -
g r e s s n o w t o u k e t h e vr h o l e p r o b l e m
qt me ro u t in e n d ml n i et r nu ve p r oc e ss e s
or t he g o ve r n me n t un d e r c o n si d e r at i o n
a n d see h o w b m t o i m p r o ve th e m .
W h e t h e r e n t h l n ; r e a l l y w o n t ; w h i l e
1; Il l c o m e a t o f i t w i l l de p e n d e n
u m :o n t h o d e g r e e o f In t e rn e t y o u
d u p l q .x r y o u w l l i t a k e t h e t r o u b l e
t o s h o w t h a t y o u k n o w t h a t t h e n x
tl o n a l h w n e e r t e m l e n n n n g e d a n d
c o n e t o o m u c h . a n d t h l t y o u a r e n m
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J 1 .bil z.h¢.balm Pr o gr u qve Ma uC o nvmti ml .m h i a g n i g w i Ii. |;\1n¢|-moth¢l','.':
Mtn. Joe Oban:'Sha 'fnellhod"Iir.mi l Hn .R»r'¢1'¢ hElpin| for their
hakipinen in her return to hedth.
r. and Mrs. Gnome Haines havemovedfrnrnOmaha to the north panof Blair zo be nur him work at the
Robert.: and Rose nach.
Teddy Ivenon went to Hooper andhndhisto w! !nrnaved.The re-
"nm 1=m¢muv¢%¢¢¢r»uf me sm
rupresentativt district which consists
of Washington county,are hexshy
ralled no meet in mu: oonvuntion at
the c ourt hmue In the git? df Blair
on Thursday tftammn,Mani:30,
1922, at 2 o'clock for the purpote nf
~,_- - - _SAID AND DONE
Dixnn hoém.~.I
Thr-rv \»~s nvile a crowd at the
g=--= at Glenn Ray'| Saturday even-
mr.-Mr nnrl_ Mrs.Harry Twjon.Mr.
ho~e of D~il River west ofBIn|r.in m~ in~ mass ~ve nllo ~ a t th eH .d M Harry Tyso and Mr.'Ind r nn Ettrneth T v m ;visitui Labor Templa in the c ity of Fremont
Sunday at the home of their M,,nt,_ on riclay evening, Minh Sf, 1922, at
urn g . su \......for further treatment.trict and to select one or mare audi-'mood sawed ihe past dates to 510 for repruentgtive in theThose havin{rv
?».:n.w§xr Bn1§a.chP,M."'rvli§:fm:Progressive Primlry-
smnh. L. n. Warrick and E. Dixon.The ?rogreanive rolen of the am
ohm.HP. and Htl H. G. Meyer and Ha.
'IL Vail went to Hoover 'h u d n yzrhc n thaw nttenlul the fnnenl ofGeorn Heine who died mrldeniy InstSaturday at his home in Univenlty
Place.
i
a n h o u r .i n
Th e c o n s t a b l e s a i d i t w a s n i n e t y .
Th e m i t i ve u i d i t w a s a c r i m e .
H e s a i d i t w a s t h e l i fe .
H i s f r i e n d s m i d i t
W i t h fl o w e r s .- W a y s i d e Ta l e s
and also at the Toknmah hospital
where their sister.M i n GimriysBaker is roooveinw from an open-tion for nppondiritis.lT!eanor a"ri Florence Dixon went
'n Human Friday evening to nttend
the Sunday school "dress up" amty-s ihlesta of Le nn h and AubreyGaines. r¢turnlng_wit!1 Mr. and MH
in
'wi at nevvrni homes Monday sniicib"wx fuhda for the Herman hi.E.
ehvrrh.Mr. and MN. I.D. Warrick men!Thumdav with Mr. and Mrs. Conety
hehaing with the hutcherint.1Sn:im: nftivitiea we very mnvh in
evidence:haldinlr the hw stark of!
959 mvdous to hav |nn\, fnr su1"\"\¢'rfm-I dinrinz the !a'l nlowinv. rakinwl
md hmnirv torn slaum fininhinlr the"mt of buichvringz. nuttin!! in fha i"'°°-I
-'»°\ llno eadint onions. sb~rtinv**'»i
I-2--'union ard some tending little
ahhIg!ctr.Mr.and \lrl.Jan.Cofwtv m e """\1drw with Mr and Mn .P..1.\FI1~\f| av-i f:\\~\'lv nt Remo- fin-winner. ]
Mm.Thndall iwruon visited har
v~aov~I from #ha W. S. Rvws fn''~'b V
in the Jas Wiki p'au:e rorth of Ur .
Saturdav.Mrs.Ne'|Twvm ard M11 Mrrwrl"`van'~ draw tn Tekamah Wednesdayto \i~It their sisters.NMI Twnn c nfrrwintd two of hic'f m!mates.Hm a n Rnmton and
'¥unf*fw evening with Mr.and Mrs
K. Tymn.llr.and Mn .A.F.Wxon wef tSaturdayeveningattheCounty
howe.Mr.Wil!Ivnnon :Iwi s¢»=t¢\\'s.;"1nr\and Poarl with Mins N.\hlr|
partv a* H»r111l\11 Frffbv evenineMrs. Fred mv c:»!l»~d al the Flairhosnita! tn nee her sister-in-law Wed-
-\¢w|=\\-flerroon._
-liLfiNQTON A Clf!\' II'£2S tlbly localed in intern Colondb.
C.U. Cook ani fumil au wo d to
Omaha hut. Saturday on inane.a n ' \ ' ° " = \ ' m m n of mu Marsh all was in mm nuConzi loml ¢h'Il*=|1 .1 'l'hurlday,he in a member of 'EZ
* H ' F 1 °a s a i n :ar even- conrnlttoe working on the consoli-iq | . tth o h o m» o tMn . I ~ ' n n k B \ 1 k - i d m¢ * b o o l M
ml'anitied by M i d H u Welicr,Mr.n d f n Herman Jungluth
light xefrll-hhlépts were ' °by ond hmiiy were in Fremont turi n a u m a u .-d l !nfternoon..\.he ehlidnn having
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" 'o "" ' " " ¥ ¢ . '~f*'°..':'i"';'3
at UN- :p en e ~ewithimmafolksreturning' Honday.
'Phe Home school parent bllcher
aehtion held their monthly meet-hg in the Sigh school assembly room.The meeting nu coiled to order by
ln. Dewitt, president of the ano-dotion.H i n L e i lu te n was the
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some dental work done at d place.
' l la .Joe Eno:non and rn.Ida.hmgbluth were visitors at Julian
Jnngblutlfl Sunday.The hlrn. Walter Bliss Division ol'
the Ladies Circle of the Congrega-tional church held a food mule in BiilHndlefa eonfectloner mare Saturdaydw-noon at 3 o'eloci:.They mlde
pot speaker of the po n li gf =b23;d== the sale of iheir horne-E3? new mernherx were added.e
hte been naked to join the Nationni
Asociatimm and a committee urn ae-hded to consider the question.The high uhm! held n.party In the
gymnasium Friday ovenmg.A eon-ilt rms held during the winter and
an min; sith! hm zo :ive the urin-zln n party .The dinner being able
h sell more tickets for the senlon'|hlket ball |une were treated to nddkioun Iuneh and were hilhlf en-bhioed bg the "8y mq=:hertic'nod
"Kitchen"reheatnl-e race be-tween the Ford and Ptekhrd, stuntsby the strongest men in the wodd,aid then \ stunt WL on by the fae-
dt y .which represented Hr. and Mn.lloolignn and the family having their
|i¢ture taken.The Ladies Aid entertaired their
lilblnds to a delicious 6 o'eloek din-ner Friday eweninx in the basement
et the bletbbdlnt ehurch.In Stopford and daughter. Jeanne.spent neve:elH1oy=|vi|iting friends lnlulingLon.ey returned to Onk-
hnd Sunday morning.U m Ethel Unlnnd entertained a
luge number of friend:at 0. cardeveningA delicious'r u ma ynoir wg; served by the honteu at
n very late hour.li n . Ho M tern and dausrhter.Ind o. min ed Fremont Saturday
Ibndng.rIias Alic e Mae W eller spent the
I-uk-end nt home.She returned
Sunday evening.lr. nrd Mrs. R. P. Mutera and mn.Boy. mined to Omaha Friday to the
o wO m a h a .A u t o a h .l l r .a n d M r p .J u l i a n J u n f z b i o t h n l -
' l e n d o d | .d a n c e a t t h e C o u n t r y C l u b
h F r e m o n t ' T h u r s d a y e v e n l r g .
J o e E n e r m n o l ' O m a h a a p e n t ' l ' h u 1 1 »
d n n e a r D a l e o n b u s i n e s s .
l l l a x R u t h C \ o s e a n d V i v i a n R h e a
h m g i v e n u p U r e i r r f n o s i t i o n n i n O m n -
k t a n d n o p u p s n s t o l e a v e f o r
C a l i f o r n i a w h e r e t h e y w i i l t a k e u p
p o d t i o n n a s b o o k k e e p e n .
A l l e n M a k e r w h o a t t e n d s W e s i e g m
U a i v e r n i l s p e n t t h e w e e k - e n d w i t h
h o m o f o l 1 .H o w i i l l e a v e i h i n c o m -
h |S a t u n l a y f o r C o l o r a d o .H e w i 1 l
g n w i t h t h e G l u e C l u b a n d t h e y w i l l
# I n v i n t h e p r i n c i p a l d l i n o f C o l o -
Herm1.n Junxbluth had three earioidl o f oxide and on» endoad ofh s ahiphed into Dale Wednendny.li s a Agnes Cluumnn spent the
fuel:-and with home folks.Mi nAgnesattendIVanSantBuainoga
nlleqo.Hr. Milier of Omaha spent the weeksul sinitin; with his brother, Homer
¥i|Ier..P m!Pfeiffer ind the misfortunetm break o bone in his arm while
trying l.oernnk a Henry Fond.lliu Agnes Chlpmnn, who attends
Van Sant Buaineaa College in Omaha,
i k . ,Alice Mes Weller went to
Omaha Tuesday evening to spend her
vmcnlion with home !nlks.She re-turned Sunday evening.Mr,and Mrs.Walter Dila:arddguxhten. Ethelata nod June Allien.
vuwited in Omaha with niativea over
Sunday.Emmett Planck hu resigned fromthe State Bank. He has taken up work
an trnveiing representative ion;abuildingandEoanassociation.Hewan euhleg in the Arlington Sta'ebankforseven]years.He will
mdntoin his home here.J.9. W allizgford is mnkirg pre-pentzonl £0 :main operate his farm
after 1enum it the out two years.. Mmm En Mlrjhnll went to Norfolk
Saturday to visit with her sinur, Mina:Lfli. who in teac hing nl that place
Mm. Harriet. Browne. home Monomiex teacher, retumed Sunday after* m u l days visit won her mother
Mrs. J°¥K¢nsen, of Sioux City.Soren Svendggni auioed to SiouxCatv Friday on huahzess.Misa Cianoe Heli. a nurse in the
Ford hospital in Omaha, came out tohelp her mother nuns the childrenwho are ill with the measles and Ir
lgrlvm for several days
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BELL CREEK v.u.l.E¥ NEW S
Dr. P. L. Cody, the stale veterinar-Ian, han been bony the fore part of
the week testing the enttle for tuber-eulosia.Mr. and Mrs. August Lnlhnen andMr.nod Mn .Alben Lallmnn were
Artington callers Thurnday and ahscvisited at the John Eehtenkamp home.The farmers in thin vicinity are nil
busy now 'mth their april!!! Held work.August Laliman visited Friday atthe Wm. Iloltmnn home.
Wm.Henman was busy Saturdaygnmling corn for Emil Lallmnn.Luther Monks of Fonlanelle was ncaller in this neighborhood Thumiavevenirg.'
August Keakoh' assisted Will andElmer Hnrtung withtheir corn shelling Snturdar.
Mary Lal man spent Stmdny after-noon ot the Wm. Holtman home.Walter Wachter was a Herman enli-
=f § r ; zanlf? Lalimln returned homeWednesday after assisting her :isterM n E<l*l»lf\a'h°m. seven! dw# wich
the house wo .On account II? the had weltherSun-
'hh Miss Helen Christensen of Fre-mont wu unable to come out and re-sume her school work Monday morn-
lon. no all the children were able toto hzvo n 'Hg off.V. M. Hn man of Nickerson an a
bunlnesa here Monday.
day.Mu eh 10th to Mr.and l i n .Bruce Smith of Omslu.Hill Smi thvii! be renlembered na Mtn Flouio
Hayes..Mr. and Hn. John Evans of Dinah;were here levers!d a y : lu i week.They not home to spend Sundny and
will return Tuudly .Mr. Evans huan unusual amount of work here thi:
year as piano tuner.R.J.Sehenck attended the auto
show in Omaha qevenl day :l u !
week.1A public mation and shunt wasgiven Wedn y evening at the Van
Valin hail by the members of the Bop-
tist church and Sunday school foeMrs. laurenee Christensen nnd Mn.Wm. Chwtensen nee Hina Ann; andMina Edna Yoweli who were marriedlast Thursday, March 9th, in Omaha.
'Hey were we recipient: of many uae-fu! and beautiful articles as 'mall anthe best wlnhes of dl.The affair vu
a very pleasant one for ni! who nL~
tended.we Understand the town board helda meetirg Wednesdty evening to takeunthematter of the electric iisht
question.J un wh at was done we
have been unable to learn.The baby daughter of Mr. and Mm
Jeno Erickson gave them a had neue
Wednesday evening.In some manner'he got some coo! oil nhieh she dunk.
She was n very nick child for a ti
and Dr. Cameron wns called. She wasnoon all my and no worse for her
experlente.E1 C. Burdie went lo Omaha. Mon-
day end attended a prowt meeting ofthe state bonken ot the hotel Fonts-
ne¥Ie.He was chosen c hlimmn o
the resolutions committee.Bliss Laura Fuses returned Satur~lay :naming from A visit with l sis
ter. Mrs. Ludwig Jensen and fnmiiy
nent B'a.ir.xSparks from ahe engine of the I~ -.
freight Thursday noon set tire to th
E. E. Gay\ord field.The high win:ranied the Games and threatened th'toy Knott property.The new hr:
truck was called into service an:proved Sue!! as useful as it is goo:
looking.Joe Morriwon and family moved th
past week into the Ed Taekett propettywhichtheypurchasedins
spring.The Degree of honor "ill meet Sat
urdoy evening and have a candida!for ritintion.A committee ronsiet
ing of Mrs. F.. P. Hanson, Mrs. Hltii
Treat and Mi n Maggie Lowe wil
serve reireahmgnh.Howard linnson was home froMidtond college and spent the week
:rd nt the parental E.P.Hanan
home.The Ladies Aid met \=\.il.h Mrs. J
fl. King Wednesday aftemoon.MEvans of Omaha was a guest.Af. th
close of the work the hostess serv
refreshments.Mrs. wm. Ac hms g=~° a St. Patri»:k'n dinner Fridav or her rnothe
Mrs. Wm. Bree. on her aeventwnine
hisahdum Onky woman nvho we
more than To yearn old were guesand were Mrs. Wrn. Bree, Mu. Chris
line Ilugiernan, Mn. John Bniiey. M »
U. H Cameron. Mrs. Carl Horn. MPeterChristensen.Mrs.ElinbetSh:eta, Mrs. Mattie Rose, Mrs. MoP5Zen.Mrs.Caroline Pnulsen.M :
lohu Larson, Mrs. E. J. Lowe, MI. C. Wachter. Hn. s. A. Johnson anMrs.John Evans of Omaha.Thevening nun spent in teliing stories o-nioneer days and wan one which wil
!onR be remembered by thou prenenhir. ard Mn .I.nVeme Lowe amovinginto the Mrs.E.C.Daile
...N d Mrs. Pe
ur~uL;c,. Peeblés
-Ex-U. s. ARMY-1
-I0 YEARS EXPERIENCE-
~t . wee |xr l -.r and Mrs.Herman Junobluth
| family were Ln Ornsha on Thurs-
basket ball team returned !rom
tournament Sunday afternoon.
~rsday ont' boys defeated Westnt. b ' ' g f m e o f 1 tg gg
~ar e ou taga nst n o pdefealdlfhem to the tune of ll
6.Then they piayed Friend in the
i-finds and cams out with theend of a IT to 7 score.Thisred them .for the nnals which\played Pierce and were defeated
one point. the score being 15 to 14.r hors did good tenm :work all theIthroughardDonaidLudwll!id be given the honor for Waking
greater ooze of the ro s s for~n The bow: have had good
int by Prof. Brokaw.A number of Ariinsnon citizens
rt to Lincoln to witness the gamesthe tournament..Among thosewere there were:Mr. and Mrs.C. Marshall. Hrs. Frank Brokaw
»Ruth,t"»em~n Marshall,Fernker. Jock Rchlsrher. Carrol Un-: . Glenn I.udu"ig. Mrs 3. C Fadoer»cons,h o m a n d Ralph.Mason
cKil~by,Fred Pfeiffer and Guy
v e r .
H r w .G u i C t o r e r s o d c i s o n h t e r .
~ m t h y .v i s i t e d s e v e r n l d a v a I n s t
l c w i t h r e i a t j r e s l n a n d n e a r
nha.Hrs. G. W. Hawkins and daughter'\~l i..htinvton Friday erenlne.r C. W. Hrsrkins. new enabler inStats bark is lookin: for a usi-bnt h-it been unable to Rnd
.up to this time.Mr. and Mrs. Rosa 'l-'larshall, Mrs.ell llnrshall and Mr.and Mrs.Gllfrv autocd to Fremontturday aftemoon to do some shop-
nt.Nevin llcCune and family mowed
r a ld n r s a vo to a f lu mn e s r Te l-'lhvro days after movin:a~girl wha sreteomdtl to their
i r .Sprecher drove to Uneoln~ednasdny mominsr.IIe took as
sssengers. Miss Fsocmet as (sr asberhomeatWahooandUlla'and Hrs.Brokaw to Lin-
. ...| ~
Misa Ido McGowan came up from
C aah: and spent Sunday with homefmks.
2i!rs. Mary Rosenbaum of Kennardand Mrs. Joe Johnson of Blair were
guests of their sister,Mrs.E.A.
Wachter one day Iast week.Jenningu West spent a few days inUmidia lost week where he attended
the auto show.Miss Gunderson of Atlantic. Iowaspent the past week at the I.. E.. Nel-
son home.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Larson and
son. of Omaha were weekend guestsof their parents, Mr. and Mm J ohn
I-erson..Everett West of -Norfolk is spen¢l~
ing the week with his parents, Mr.and Mrs. J. A. West.Mrs. Kelly Van Vnlin was n busi-ness vlaltor to Omaha Wednesday.
bliss liste! Herdricksen spent Sun-day nt her home in the country.C. C.Rucker of Omaha came up
Sunday for a visit with his daughter.Misa Mardeli, who makes her homewig., her srrand-parents, Mr. and Mrs.Gen. Srrlth.D. E. Hayes motored to Omaha Sat-
urda to see his wife who in codnqforr r |z1nnd»childnen while :theirmnthgr is in the hospital.Mr. and Mrs. }'°mf Rose returnedfrom Omaha Sunday where their had
'reen several days looking for a house.Hr. Rose has resigned ot the L. v.Ackerman store and, will work for thePeters Milling Co. in Omaha.Ther
enrno home to pack their goods and
win mfre some time this week;hir.-and Mrs..A.W.Barre ardclfnidren went to Tekarnah Sunday andspent the dev with friends.Mrs.Hattie Treet spent the nast
week at the home of her sister. Mr;Gen. Lows and family.Rev. Howden was a business visitorto Elk City Wednesday.Euirene Rose was up from OmahaWednesday on busiress at the ranch.
A bevy of Tekamnh high schoolfnrls were in town Wednesday even-ine.They had a welnie roast thatevening and earns down here on apteasure ride..
Rose.Mrs. Hayes returned home from aweeks' stny in Omaha Monday.She
brought her two little grand-childrenap with her and they will remain here
for s few weeks.L.. A W oodward in worklrg at the
L. V. Ackerman store taking the placemodevncant.by the resignation of
Perri Rose.h ogg- "gm hFuess =f»°==;; §~=;»<1=> at
er oino e country e p nfor her M222 who is very low.
Irwin Knott who has been home the
past week on occount of sickness re*urmd to Lincoln Monday where heis attending a tractor and nuto schoolMay Hnide of Ornahn, secretary ol
Foreign Missions was in toon lion-dny calinu; on members of the aomctyhere in the irterest of the work.Geo. Ilan received word Saturday
of the death of his father at Spring-Helnl,South Dakota,uhere he wasmending the winter at the home ofhis daughter.Mr. Hart would have
been ninetv years of age in Septemher.The body will be brought here
for hurtful.Members of the American Legion
:ret last Monday evening and a com-mittee was appointed to solicit funds'or the erection oi a public hall.Thetiuihling to be large enough to accom-modnte larze crowds.money to be
loaned the Legion and they to repay
it cs ther can.-A series of meetings are being heldnttheM.E.church this week in
»hnrve of the pastor,Rev.w.A.Bowden.The Kmnase Indian Comedy Co. arein town this week and pqttine on a=how each evenins: at the brick hall.
No admission is charged.A number of the business placesheld special sale on some one or morearticles Saturday and In some instan-ces extra help was needed to take
rare of the trade.The Ladies Aid wilt zrcet with Mrs
A. J. Cameron Wedneadav from 2 till5 and have plenty of work.Rev. Bowden was a Sunday guest
at the Chas. Blanchard home.The juniors held a very successful
candy anle Saturday at the Guy andGossard store._
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§~nirrrsn HEALTH §
Cwntry Call.: md Vucinuing Hop
a Spvdnlly
Bella Phanel.Binh, Nebr
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A. R. Beale! hui n c ulold of hog:an 'éfednndayl market,wrighing
o m i . ~ u » n m ~ | m
u 's u m u h o n u l-..{ ".¢ th e J ay Sin ha has eu lnr
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DON'TBURNYOUR _
B U R N
.Rock Springs Coal
~The Best Coal on the Market
forthe Price.
We makedeliveries to all
parts of the city.
The 1;mq¢ Hardware
r a n
- .-un _I-a l lE
can mule in the city §
l l G i l l ?§
m a n a - F I I ;I-ll!§Attendant §
nn. A. J. SANDBRSON,§
Chirnprnclor §
9 o'clock for the purpose of organisa-
tion and to select one or more candi-
dates for m m senator.Tho Sth
senrftorisl distric t bond!! ¢ D060
and Washington Euihavr.
Floycl L. Bollen, Chlinnlni
Sf-ite. E.....utive Committee
Progressive Party.
Mrs. C n.Bunn ml-nt u ~aw!rid\v :ml Salunlav with har dau-"H» .1\¢~1 ~\e n. uh or ec i
For a productive garden
and a well-kept lawn
li liable 2i¢"(* is are essential ln give your garden H. good start.
Lllmr raving.: implements make caring ful il a pleaaure.
Your neighbors will admire a. beautiful lawn.Ia is a. sign
uf'£i1rif£.A!! il. needs is guud cure with tha right louis.
Gnnden Seeds Pmning Tool:Grass Seed \__./"Garden Hose 5
Hand Cuitivators Lawn MowersSpades, Hoes, Rakes Wire Fencing
Winchester General Utlllty Oil for your Lawn N\owe.r
\ u"=Every!.hing for Fieid and Garden
.......- . - _ _ _ . _ . . _ . _ . __ .
A Big; Bargain for Some One
I2-20 Twig City Tra c tor
3 Bottom Oliver Plow. same as new
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THE E N T E R P R I S E ; ~A LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOB
GENERAL A ND L OCAL NE W S A ND COM ME NT
NO.9E l l a , W A S HINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA,MARCH 30,1922.
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LEAVESB » |
PROMOTER ~gP 'lRl"\"_'£'{1-mu
NA R?A N m m s .`§~1""
LISHING HOUSE GOES
SOUTH DAKOTA
Rev. A. M. Anderson, who 11|-I ~
so long dfilinted with thc Ihninh
lishing House and Dnnl Gollum
people have come to considnr him
a pnrt of these Inrtitndons. is to i
Blah the lint of Aprli zo maka
home at Beresford. S.D. when
and his goodynrifl aspect to spend #-
dnyn of their old age in pence
their chiidnn who raids on fa -
nur that Pll°¢~.
Rev. Anderson hu had more to
with tha development of the Daniinstitution here than any other »
i n f g c th e h u b e e n t h a p r i me
who has not the wheels going
have made it polliblo to hue ~
orgnnintionl
He c a r n eto th lle o u n try u n h l -
8, 2872, Mty yous ago at die age
twuzmtymve, going Mit to W -»U
EW-Hrru WEDDING
»|
pioneer life in America but they are
and you will r;eve~ he able to Gnd a
couple more universally loved and re-
spected by the community in which
|H u t ." M a a n d P a "C r u i c k s h a n k 1.0
B l a i r a r d vi c i n i t y b u t f o r t h e p a s t
tm vo nt y- fl vo y u r :i h e t i t l e h a s b e e n
c h a n g e d t o " G n n d m a a n d G r a n d p a "
C m i c k s h n n k |
Th e y a r e n o w 8 6 a n d 9 0 y e a r s o f
a g e r e s p e c t i ve l y i n d y e t s o y o u n g i n
t h e i r me n t a ll t l e s t h a t t h e x a u n g e a t
o f u s c a n e n j o y t h e m .Th e y a r e i n -
d e e d n m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g co u p l e a n d
n o t o r t y i s t h e i r s t o c k o f k n o w l e d g e
Announcement
CLARK s1~|ucru.E1'rUNDERGDBS OPERATION
Soma mnnuu ago Clark Strickku
dzrsen came to ~iscunsin s mb a f\\'.-\5}ilNllOi-C0INT'£ FARM |County.Ecry num who realize! thithe grades had one or more papers
bo infected and he w~ operated on
Monday, n considerable portion of the
bone being cut sway.He has oniy 1Announcement
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
e x h i b i t . w e e k a m o n g L h o p a t r o n s a n d
p u p i l s o f t h o B l a i r g r a d e d s c h o o l s .
O n W e d n e s d z y p . r n . M u c h 2 2 , t h e
W e s t sc ho ol k e p t o p e n h o u s e a n d
t h o s e w h o vi e w e d t h e w o r k In t h e t w o
r o o m s th e r e ,w h l c h a r e p r i m a r y
z r l d e s .fo u n d m a n y i n t e r w u s t i n g n w
c l m e n a o f h a n d - w o r k u s d l e s s o n s t h a t
w e r e w o r t h w h i l e .
amp utu li ~
JENS ANDBRSEN
Jen: Andersen wn born March 24,
l839 in Mogiebjerghuae, Zeaiund, Den-
mark..Early he lost his ponent: and had to
support hirnsoif by working for nun-
gen and soon his attention was tuned
to Ameda where so many went inaaach of better opponunitiel. eqiéc-
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected asMayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-
cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
and :found it difhcult to visit through
dm year as often as they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ai! roads Leading to the Central build-
ing and from un; c fclock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
am no an
o f B l a ir w a n t it .
:a l l | :I
If clectedMayor, I shall endeavor to have an ad-
ministration of economy and strict enforcement of
the law to the best of my ability.
E. W. SCI-IMIDT.
knees while .linking fence and was
ramad to undergo an Qerntion.I t
was thought that the injunid member
was well on the way to recovéry but
recently it became a n aggravated
and he was taken !.o the W in Ht-
morlul hospital of Orhah; on Ian Sum
day evening.
An examination proved the bono to
..|I .W n ted OR
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LEAVESB » |
PROMOTER ~gP 'lRl"\"_'£'{1-mu
NA R?A N m m s .`§~1""
LISHING HOUSE GOES
SOUTH DAKOTA
Rev. A. M. Anderson, who 11|-I ~
so long dfilinted with thc Ihninh
lishing House and Dnnl Gollum
people have come to considnr him
a pnrt of these Inrtitndons. is to i
Blah the lint of Aprli zo maka
home at Beresford. S.D. when
and his goodynrifl aspect to spend #-
dnyn of their old age in pence
their chiidnn who raids on fa -
nur that Pll°¢~.
Rev. Anderson hu had more to
with tha development of the Daniinstitution here than any other »
i n f g c th e h u b e e n t h a p r i me
who has not the wheels going
have made it polliblo to hue ~
orgnnintionl
He c a r n eto th lle o u n try u n h l -
8, 2872, Mty yous ago at die age
twuzmtymve, going Mit to W -»U
EW-Hrru WEDDING
»|
pioneer life in America but they are
and you will r;eve~ he able to Gnd a
couple more universally loved and re-
spected by the community in which
|H u t ." M a a n d P a "C r u i c k s h a n k 1.0
B l a i r a r d vi c i n i t y b u t f o r t h e p a s t
tm vo nt y- fl vo y u r :i h e t i t l e h a s b e e n
c h a n g e d t o " G n n d m a a n d G r a n d p a "
C m i c k s h n n k |
Th e y a r e n o w 8 6 a n d 9 0 y e a r s o f
a g e r e s p e c t i ve l y i n d y e t s o y o u n g i n
t h e i r me n t a ll t l e s t h a t t h e x a u n g e a t
o f u s c a n e n j o y t h e m .Th e y a r e i n -
d e e d n m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g co u p l e a n d
n o t o r t y i s t h e i r s t o c k o f k n o w l e d g e
Announcement
CLARK s1~|ucru.E1'rUNDERGDBS OPERATION
Soma mnnuu ago Clark Strickku
dzrsen came to ~iscunsin s mb a fWASHlNiT0§-éCL;h"l°'l FAR!!Ifbunty.E\'|.°ry mln who nlllzel 111|the grades had one or more papers
bo infected and he w~ operated on
Monday, n considerable portion of the
bone being cut sway.He has oniy 1Announcement
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
e x h i b i t . w e e k a m o n g L h o p a t r o n s a n d
p u p i l s o f t h o B l a i r g r a d e d s c h o o l s .
O n W e d n e s d z y p . r n . M u c h 2 2 , t h e
W e s t sc ho ol k e p t o p e n h o u s e a n d
t h o s e w h o vi e w e d t h e w o r k In t h e t w o
r o o m s th e r e ,w h l c h a r e p r i m a r y
z r l d e s .fo u n d m a n y i n t e r w u s t i n g n w
c l m e n a o f h a n d - w o r k u s d l e s s o n s t h a t
w e r e w o r t h w h i l e .
amp utu li ~
JENS ANDBRSEN
Jen: Andersen wn born March 24,
l839 in Mogiebjerghuae, Zeaiund, Den-
mark..Early he lost his ponent: and had to
support hirnsoif by working for nun-
gen and soon his attention was tuned
to Ameda where so many went inaaach of better opponunitiel. eqiéc-
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected asMayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-
cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
and :found it difhcult to visit through
dm year as often as they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ai! roads Leading to the Central build-
ing and from un; c fclock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
am no an
o f B l a ir w a n t it .
:a l l | :I
If clectedMayor, I shall endeavor to have an ad-
ministration of economy and strict enforcement of
the law to the best of my ability.
E. W. SCI-IMIDT.
knees while .linking fence and was
ramad to undergo an Qerntion.I t
was thought that the injunid member
was well on the way to recovéry but
recently it became a n aggravated
and he was taken !.o the W in Ht-
morlul hospital of Orhah; on Ian Sum
day evening.
An examination proved the bono to
..|I .W n ted OR
mzv. mmsnsou
LEAVESB » |
PROMOTER ~gP 'lRl"\"_'£'{1-mu
NA R?A N m m s .`§~1""
LISHING HOUSE GOES
SOUTH DAKOTA
Rev. A. M. Anderson, who 11|-I ~
so long dfilinted with thc Ihninh
lishing House and Dnnl Gollum
people have come to considnr him
a pnrt of these Inrtitndons. is to i
Blah the lint of Aprli zo maka
home at Beresford. S.D. when
and his goodynrifl aspect to spend #-
dnyn of their old age in pence
their chiidnn who raids on fa -
nur that Pll°¢~.
Rev. Anderson hu had more to
with tha development of the Daniinstitution here than any other »
i n f g c th e h u b e e n t h a p r i me
who has not the wheels going
have made it polliblo to hue ~
orgnnintionl
He c a r n eto th lle o u n try u n h l -
8, 2872, Mty yous ago at die age
twuzmtymve, going Mit to W -»U
EW-Hrru WEDDING
»|
pioneer life in America but they are
and you will r;eve~ he able to Gnd a
couple more universally loved and re-
spected by the community in which
|H u t ." M a a n d P a "C r u i c k s h a n k 1.0
B l a i r a r d vi c i n i t y b u t f o r t h e p a s t
tm vo nt y- fl vo y u r :i h e t i t l e h a s b e e n
c h a n g e d t o " G n n d m a a n d G r a n d p a "
C m i c k s h n n k |
Th e y a r e n o w 8 6 a n d 9 0 y e a r s o f
a g e r e s p e c t i ve l y i n d y e t s o y o u n g i n
t h e i r me n t a ll t l e s t h a t t h e x a u n g e a t
o f u s c a n e n j o y t h e m .Th e y a r e i n -
d e e d n m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g co u p l e a n d
n o t o r t y i s t h e i r s t o c k o f k n o w l e d g e
Announcement
CLARK s1~|ucru.E1'rUNDERGDBS OPERATION
Soma mnnuu ago Clark Strickku
dzrsen came to ~iscunsin s mb a fWASHlNiT0§-éCL;h"l°'l FAR!!Ifbunty.E\'|.°ry mln who nlllzel 111|the grades had one or more papers
bo infected and he w~ operated on
Monday, n considerable portion of the
bone being cut sway.He has oniy 1Announcement
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
e x h i b i t . w e e k a m o n g L h o p a t r o n s a n d
p u p i l s o f t h o B l a i r g r a d e d s c h o o l s .
O n W e d n e s d z y p . r n . M u c h 2 2 , t h e
W e s t sc ho ol k e p t o p e n h o u s e a n d
t h o s e w h o vi e w e d t h e w o r k In t h e t w o
r o o m s th e r e ,w h l c h a r e p r i m a r y
z r l d e s .fo u n d m a n y i n t e r w u s t i n g n w
c l m e n a o f h a n d - w o r k u s d l e s s o n s t h a t
w e r e w o r t h w h i l e .
amp utu li ~
JENS ANDBRSEN
Jen: Andersen wn born March 24,
l839 in Mogiebjerghuae, Zeaiund, Den-
mark..Early he lost his ponent: and had to
support hirnsoif by working for nun-
gen and soon his attention was tuned
to Ameda where so many went inaaach of better opponunitiel. eqiéc-
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected asMayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-
cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
and :found it difhcult to visit through
dm year as often as they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ai! roads Leading to the Central build-
ing and from un; c fclock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
am no an
o f B l a ir w a n t it .
:a l l | :I
If clectedMayor, I shall endeavor to have an ad-
ministration of economy and strict enforcement of
the law to the best of my ability.
E. W. SCI-IMIDT.
knees while .linking fence and was
ramad to undergo an Qerntion.I t
was thought that the injunid member
was well on the way to recovéry but
recently it became a n aggravated
and he was taken !.o the W in Ht-
morlul hospital of Orhah; on Ian Sum
day evening.
An examination proved the bono to
..|I .W n ted OR
l l I u | \ u n a \ I
A r w e n u n r v r n u n n n n l t a \ | n Q n | Q _ |
'1-
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
berefit of those parents who attended
and :found it difheult to visit through
die year as often ns they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ni! roads leading to the Central build-
ing and from one o'elock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
All subjects of schoo!work were
presented and eneh child enrolled in
Announcement
t h e g r a d e s h a d o n e o r m o r e p a p e r s
on d i s p l a y .
P o n m a r s h i p , b e fo r e a n d a ft e r i e a r n -
i n g t h e P s i m e r m e t h o d , d r n w l n g a n d
n a i n t i n z -l i t e r a t u r e .E¢ 0K l '8 ph y a n d
fp o l l i n l p a p e r s d l vi e d w i t h o n e
a n o t h e r i n s t t i n g t h e a t t e n t i o n
o f t h e f o n d m o t h e r s a n d fa t h e r s a n d
m o s t p a r t i c u l a r l y t h o m o t h e r s b e -
c a u s e t h e fa t h e r s w e r e w o e fu l l y l : 0 n ~
s p i c u o u s b y t h e i r a b s e n c e .
T h e te ac h er s w e r e o n h a n d i n a l l
t h r e e s c h o o l s t o o l fe r e x p l a n a t i o n s o r
s u g g e s t i o n s a s t o t h e w o r k o f a n y
spe ci si c h i l d u n d e r t h e i r j u r i s d i c t i o n
a n d n i t o g e t h e r t h e w h o l e a f f a i r m e t
w i t h a h e a r t y r e s p o n s e f r o m t h e p u b -
li c.A b e t t e r u n d e r s t a n d i n g i s b o u n d
t o e x i s t b e t w e e n p a r e n t , t e a c h e r a n d
D t l p i l a s a r e l u l t o f t h i s e x h i b i t .
_.-Ȣ.-.. ..
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected asMayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-
cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Allen.
Mrs. A. J. Lazure.
De Seth:-
Airs. Lee Smith._
Mins Minnie Seltz.Mr.and Mrs.Hurry Sell:and
family.
Miss Margaret Luzure.
Mr. and Mrs.Urbin Cacheiin.
0 ma h l : -
Reg, H. J. Sezley.
Mrs. Mary Miller.
Roy Dudgeon.
Mrs. Nettie Seltz "I"hoe¥ke.
Mrs.Maude Cacheiin Badgerow.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Whitehouse.
hir. and Mrs. Edward Chapman.
Mr. and Mns.Herman Aye and hm-
ily.
A x .r r I
There'n a beautiful motto hango over
_ their door,'Tis old but it'a awfully sweet.It's a welcome to their many friends.
Who so oftimes there do meet.
Y o u m a y l a i k a b o u t t h e b e a u t i f u l
m a n s i o n s ,V e r o l u x u r i e s ' s o b o u n t i f u l s w r e l l .
B u t l h e z - e ' s n e v e r a p l a c e c a l l e d " H o r n e
Sweet Home."Whervthe spirii. of love doesn'Ld1.ell.
Three ecdre nod five years.Of a most beautiful wedded life.Yet c heerful a-I bright u the morn-
lng's light.Despite ollear1h'5 strife.
All joys and sorrows of the by gone
years,We two have shared together,And new as then, "Love rules our
h rtx.eaAnd laughs at wintry weather."
Through all those yearn, the roses
bloorned,And the happy birdies nested,Ard we have sung and we have wept.And drearned and toiled and rested.
Though .all too swift, "The Stream of
Tame."Halh owen! and stilhln sweeoing,We still ere young within our hearts,
Where love his watch ls keeping.
Ar-4 land in hand in loving faitlr.We-'ve met each loy and sorrow.And hand in hand todo? we ltandAnd pledge "The Glad Tomorrow."
And hand in hand dear pnrgi of rmineIn briehl. and stormy weather.Dn\*'n the "Sunset Slope of Life,"
We are gliding on together.
ANNOUNCEMENT
In order that I may dee my pa-
trons better servicein my oil busineu
1 will discontinue my poultry busl
hens on April lst.
9-it Funk J enkins Oil Co.
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Floycl L. Bollen, Chlinnlni
Sf-ite. E.....utive Committee
Progressive Party.
The Enterprise wil! tell you ALI.
the news worth while.Subscribe
now, $1.50 per year.
Attendant
DR. A. J. SANDERSON,
Chirnprnclor
§ 0H¢e mer Blair mam Blom§Phone1:.Bell 19. lnd. 165
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and Washington Euihavr.
Floycl L. Bollen, Chlinnlni
Sf-ite. E.....utive Committee
Progressive Party.
The Enterprise wil! tell you ALI.
the news worth while.Subscribe
now, $1.50 per year.
Attendant
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Chirnprnclor
§ 0H¢e mer Blair mam Blom§Phone1:.Bell 19. lnd. 165
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I.!l' I long ana ulpenllvu juurlm; lieustartedto work on a fum but the
Civil war wx: on and Mr. Andersen
and a personal friend joined the army.
They were located at Camp Rahdall
near Mltlison end Mr. Andersen be-
longed to Co. B of 15111 W i l. g qi .
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Nr. Andersen nur active service and
took part in the bottles of Perryville,
Ky.,October 8.1862, Hurfreeehoro,
where he amended me AugaourqSendnuy from which he srefiv-1284
From this plone he went to Howe:
county,this state,wh e n he I n
charge of his Graf church.
In the year 1883 he mme to Bllnl
where he resided for eight yours en
then he was nlled to qther fields fe
(ive youu then returning in Blair fo
another two years only to be miie
.away again for another d x : m nTenn., Stone River, Den 81, 1862 'ndlle returned the last time in 1903 an
Jen. 2. '63.einen than hu made this his home.He was tnnefen-ed to Sth Batt.Du n hi 5 me m,w i l . ~ ! n ! .HQ l'!¢lI|Hn|3dW\|.8l1ian , g g ~ j
his lim! fol l8l1'iC\B Wil OSU. Ind "the ¢f|),n{,h Lqdgg n church Pgpqmaioed in the muy untii tire wer end- which publlmtion 5,3 n n ;5
£l.l. W hf n 1 10 ~ to Pi ! ! Ri ver , f °u n d i n R d n ° , ~ l n ~
Wm.d u nm be er 1 anm x s e e z a u z s n m f a h u n u e d s § A M _ ",; "§ m
nested at Cedtr Pelle. Ia.. when he for`ei:mot1n1s§1!ifi*o'l'n nm&=
on he9tl1 ofDec .,l66 8wumnr r| ed Dexte nnle.'!'h.i| 1ru£heblxinnI|
They came to Amerie; in 1872 and
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'shortly nite settled on n farm
ut De Soto tu ich they purchased
from n Geo. Meicinzie. o. Scotehmnn
T:om Aberdeen Shire. Scotllnd. their
old home.Here they resided forforty-two years el: reared their fanh
ily leaving the farm some yearn ago
10,move to town to take their ease.
Recently they sold their lend to Mr.
John Reid. also a native of Aberdeen
Shire.Scotland and thus from 'the
time the title of the llnd passed from
the goverrment to the first owner it
has been in the hands oi Seotchmoeu
froin Aberdeen Shire, Scotiand.
Fo r a n u n i b e r o f y e a r e i th n s b e
edrne a matter of greet intéfeltimd
pleasure to the friends of this vener
oble couple to gather at their home
on their birthday s and. wedding an
niversaries and celebrate these aren
eions and so on lest Sunday, Marci
28. over seventy guests could be
found at their beautiful home in west
Blair. each vieing with the other ir
doing their utmost to make this theii
sixty-fifth wedding enniverearr tha
most 'noted of the many that hm
gone before.
Early in the dey they began tc
arrive with well-titled baskets one
Bt two o'clock the bountifu! iuncheor
was eaten and oftenvanis a ehor
.program arranged by the committee
Mrs. John Aronoon. Hire. Joe Laxun
and J. A. McDonald was rondcred e.
at W aterloo to mm :opals umawr; of the Danish publhhlnz House.of the renowned Guldben family in _|In 1884, he with the sid 1' othan,Denmark one of whose memben serv-o'wtarted the "Trinity Seminary " qilnal as Secretap' cf State in the Kinfaludn' M, og home for um purpum.
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cb tl n ty .N e b r . .m o vi i n g £ 0 B l l d t i n s u h l c r l p t i u n m g t h e D m k h p n g .
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o n l ¢ t o l . l Jl t o f h i s o l d l g ! In d o n 2 h ¢ i b y t h e D a n i s h p e o p i e .Th e b u i l d i n g s
25 t h d a y O f M i t c h h i d i d ! i n U IQ fl . i | . h " , e r e c o m p l e t e d g n d , d e d i a u d fl ; g ¢ ¢ _
of Jeans Chritl as his Saviour.MT | 8 8 6 Thus |; wu mad, possible gh"
Andersen hu been |. member (if the gh, Dann cuns., .nd ae publhhhl
Lutheran chord: lll hi! life Std al- Hgug lhould have an exiaimc l.Th .
ways took great interest in the "°'k°.eolleme hu :mum ua ,mb Drvlwrtioal
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Address b y - W .H.Woods,Ft.
Calhoun '\
Reading by-Mrs. John Aronsonr-
Poem entitled "A Beautiful wedded
Life" by J. A. McDonald.
Song by Wm. Rodgers. Blair.
Two songs by Mag): Isabelle Moore.
Closing address by.Rev.H.J.
Sealey of Omaha.Follow.irg is the list of names oi
thou pr1esont:---
Bla i r : -Mr. nrd Mrs. Ju. A. Crulchhnnlc.
Mr.and Mn .Sherry Moore and
family.Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rhoades and
Inmily.
Rev. and lllrs.. W. H. Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Van Deuxen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hyde and family
uerc
° "" " ' " " " "~.hu l o s l s b e f o r e i t g a i n s s u c h t e r n be e ke e p er s .F o u l b r o o d l a a s - m - 1 } § ¢ ' ; § j
h»d\.»w mu it ahcad! has in ful to bees as hog cholera is in hogs'
.,...,, ....,...__,___some of our eastern states ; :md needs careful watching.
Dr. Spencer. Union Stockyania Live _
Stock Commlasioner, led the after
rs.- ........:.. mmih nf Min Grrtfnzlil;;1s;; :iledn.empl.a~l:icr¢ thegreat E. J. Colly was elected project leader
nmount of damage done by the round-for De Soto township and plana on
worm in hoga.Ismail meetings ln the near future.
The party broke up with a unani-
mous vote of thanks to the South 0-
mnha people who helped make it ao
eueoessful.Had it not.heen for the
had roads lt is believed that fully two
hundred fannera would have been
were.
The veterinarians who helped test in
Ft. Calhoun township all agree that
exceptiowly good cooperation was
given One of the greatest obstacles
found in this work ia the man who la
"not quite ready"f` A ten minute walt
on every farm aimply means eeveral
week:delay for the' men who are
waiting anxiously for the beet in some
other township.
At present the county atanda ae
follows: Coming City, Blair. Qc Soto
and Pt Calhoun townships are finlah-
ed.Lincoln will be finished this week.
Fonthnelle is expected to he completed
next week nnd Herman posnlblv the
week after.Arlington is lined up
and will prolnl=ly be started soon. as
ia atm the case with Grant.Sheridan
township is anrioua to get nnmd al-
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Ito San Soy beans are recommended
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MRS. RALPH RAY
hmeral services for Mrs Ralph
Ray were held last Saturday after-fnr this county for honing down pur-poree.Lyle Crapehoft o'l'.e\rlington;I°°" frgmuthe .;=°~g;f her g " -
t o l d u a t h e o t h e r d a y a b o u t \ r a r i e t y |r .1 ;r a .o e a o n ,w o v e
u h d _1 1 2 8 ?¢ \ U l B l lt e s ~ w "" ° ' ; _ " = ; ~E f f i e 0 l a o n ' a d r l h o o d d a y s w e r e
c o m m e a t o n o s e o r o n r p e n t o n t h e f a r m , w h e r e s h e w a s b o r n
p l a n t a l a r g e r ' a c e r a g e a r e a d vi s e d t o bl ar ch 1 1'1 9 0 2 a n d w a s w e : e fo r e o o -purehaae a been attachment for their 'g t h .f
plantera. alnce lt costa only a small
num. Others hue found that they can
mix the beana with their corn. setting
we machine to plant heavier.of
courae.This is aetlafactory for amd!
oceragea. but requires frequent atin
ring of the mixture in the box.The
planter also cneka quite a few seeds.
Thin rauaes aome eonfodon on the
rate of aeedi .Sb: pound per acrewith an attozhment eeeder la about
fifth!. while eight to ten pounds are
needed to the acre when mixed ln the
planter with. com.Shallow aurfam
dantlng ia preferred to listing-hut
ly tven ty y e ar so ngea etxme o
her death.
She attended the Blair achoola,
graduating but a few year: ago.
She prepared herself for teaching
and taught the Kindred school north
of Blair prior to her marriage last
summer to Mr. Rilph Ray, who with
an infant daughter aurviva
He' parents and one sister, Beaaie.
are also left to mourn the :maint of
a loved one."The services were eonducted IW Rev.
Underwood and burial made in the
Thone cemetery..
q u i t e a f e w I a n m e r a r e p o r t g o o d r e »g u n ] ~ l i s t i n g .g R O Y .W .H .~h i s m n
_ - . -nScvenll~have _come lnh aving the prevailing "gHppe" and
cold but ia able to be about again
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a a n :u a u n a u y e a r :u a o n . - v . . - - - . . - . . -
Mead gathered at her home on Satur-
day afternoon.March 25,for their
regdar monthly recital.
It laaa been a custom of Mies lrlead'a
for some time, to have her pupils play
for one another in private recital:
and nowand the nth epa ran taa ralni
oiled alao.
The little coatozn ia a pleasant one
for both pupils and parents and ra-
aulta of the public Plwlns han been
very gnatify inz to His: Mead.
Dainty reireahmefxta were served at
the c lose of the nwmm-
DANA COLLEGE BAS u m MA N
HERE
On Thursday, April 8, at 2:50 P 1
Dr R. Lyman. dean of the College d
Pharmacy, win talk to the student:
at Dana and all wl1oare lnhiaatad,
on the xwwinz of medicinal plant!
In um anoint. he will leemre on
Ideals of Youth and dl young people
ahould be there to nm him.
Rev. C: M Foreman preachedglaoth
moming and evening last Sunday,at the aep rm ehureh,reni n( his
naulnsntn lun-la
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and Mn. Geo. Hcbonaid.
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Mn. H. w. Schochler nterulned (ning from an stuck of the UWM.I # vi- In ul hu lnd v f rio ndl at I -\Mrs. V068 of lllnlr uma Snhandxy
¢;d°¢k diana:Wednudny.Her for n visit vm. her silken. bln. Lull
mother, ln. Ehnlnnr vm: :nut of Sullivan nd Mn. I. w. Brunwn.Bnb r.5 Hhs Elluboth Polenen of Omnhn
in Axilngian for ment Bnndly with her mount, Mn.C K .¢ . \ ' u x d | | l ! o r t h | B l u l l m .
E d v m n l v u b o m F d -
a n é ul k d h h h r m d l g l u w v a m l o b A s o m l n é ,
na | p1 for whic h he n alved nom,
per nn.xHn. Ralph Rlv ll lil! verty UI mtg
Ula Blslr h ms u l.ynmxmnuh :nd
adm oomplkn ns hnving dsveloredmaking neeusxry \no\hlr c ommu-don vm Dr. Pinky of Omaha.Er .m y u m y m g m a u x r w b e m w n -
The Rhoades ~Cda| & Feed Store
so.This wil! gives clelri Wuhlnfton (Continued on page ave),user an emorveg nn._,»»-
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