04-27-1922Aaumrmn ACTIVITIES
ln. Ink Pau: md dnudnn.Chu. &zlée, ol Omaha, smvreekill at th homo M''nu:'| dmlhhr, ln. John Hum-
~ if. Jcffuiu me wah m pm-
D u n A n d ¢ n o n i lg u i n lt o b e e r n -played fora mmmer by Walter AP'
deby neuAmong than attending tha Euler
c ha ir c one en r m Ham a nd He s-dunel C. B. BunnL. D. Wlrrick, A.2.U l m .lun 1 -'nmNelson,Ruby
I'uvon were pink moe: whic h wanmlaouudusc enterpiec e.I h e p la u
card:sm-nhandpainted pndwa s
nude by the J unior drh.Tha fol-lowing menu was served by seven ofthemothenn.Ph-at:c ame--Fmitrockuil. Second course-Pressed chick-
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F o u n d : - A . h c u l e k e y .O w n e r
h a ve t h e s a m e b y a l l i n g a t t h i s o
a n d g i vi n ;p r o p e r p r o o f a n d p a
fo r t h i s n o t i c e .Th e E n t e r p
T h e R h u l d ~C o a l a n d F e e d'
h l l j u s t r e c e i ve d a . s h i p m e n t o f|
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n o n e :'roCHICKENOWNERS
There il an ordinance covering Ii.
caring for chin:kin: and providing 1
penalty for allowing them to run at
large.Nnmemul c omplaints are be-
ing received by the city authorities
Anuniamon ACTIVTTIES
ln. iluio Polar: nad d;u|;hl.¢r,Chl-ll8hlde0~fOmah;, |~mu-ma .z bu um£31
'ands daughter, ilu. John Hun-
~ if. mr»r1.» me wife anwr-
D u n A n d ¢ n o n i lg u i n lt o b e e r n -played fora mmmer by Walter AP'
deby neuAmong than attending tha Euler
c ha ir c one en r m Ham a nd He s-dunel C. B. BunnL. D. Wlrrick, A.2.U l m .lun 1 -'nmNelson,Ruby
I'uvon were pink moe: whic h wanmlaouudusc enterpiec e.I h e p la u
card:sm-nhandpainted pndwa s
nude by the J unior drh.Tha fol-lowing menu was served by seven ofthemothenn.Ph-at:c ame--Fmitrockuil. Second course-Pressed chick-
|.
F o u n d : - A . h c u l e k e y .O w n e r
h a ve t h e s a m e b y a l l i n g a t t h i s o
a n d g i vi n ;p r o p e r p r o o f a n d p a
fo r t h i s n o t i c e .Th e E n t e r p
T h e R h u l d ~C o a l a n d F e e d'
h l l j u s t r e c e i ve d a . s h i p m e n t o f|
..a
n o n e :'roCHICKENOWNERS
There il an ordinance covering Ii.
caring for chin:kin: and providing 1
penalty for allowing them to run at
large.Nnmemul c omplaints are be-
ing received by the city authorities ENTERPRISEc a r i n gfo r c h i n : k i n :a n dp r o vi d i n g 1
p e n n l t y f o r a l l o w i n g t h e m t o r u n a t
l a r g e .N n m e m u l c o m p l a i n t s a r e b e -
i n gre c e i ve db yt h ec i t ya u t h o r i t i e s
w a t i v et op a r t i e sw h o: H o wt h e i r
c h i c k e n s t or u n a t l a r g e , b u t b e fo r e
|tahnz action I thought it best to callattentionto the ordinance.Furiher tm-PA ULLUTHE RA NCHURCH
complaints wiltm dndan-em andDrum, Nebr.
guilty furties will be made to suder.
11-2:Lou LArrA,cm¢r0r 1=°n¢¢.[FirstSundaynfterEu le r,Avril
/~" w__.._.,_.f 1 '', \':~=tunrs.In addlxion the new new ln: mlm/
'»impmvemenu.We have never shred batter
vnlue.Come in and wilneu 1 demonstntlon.
_T h eA r n d tH d w .
The W inche ster Store
ent teochen for the dilloront chanel...
Then, too, the children are very much
interested in the Sunday School. Hoy
the bloaisng of our Lord be upon tho
And SMH! pmpor pmol and paying
for Lhh notice.Th a Hl wmd n .
Thu Rhuld~Coal und Feed Stone
hu just received | shipment of chick-
md wh k h u mxm g a ta w e m
Get the prieel.Alvnys dght..l...
Therewiltbenoservice inthe
church this Sunday.The pastor ax-
pectl m lltend some special meeting!
to be he!d in Sioux City. Iowa.
P. J. Rcinerlsen, Pastor.
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This 0il Stove Bakes Bread erfectly
Not only thousends of housewives but many nstiowiyrespectedDomesticScienceEe*
perks have tested out this Red Stu' Oil Stove.Everywherethe verdictisthesame.I oki d--bnan'sind of fuel can out-cook, out-bakeout-roast or out-£17 lt.lingo of mynum: 3y..The Red Star at s cost of only a. few cents an hour vnll prepare any dish in your best reeeipe
book in the exact time coiled for.
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Prices Down to Bed Rock
'This great cooking efficiency is due only to the
Red Star Burner-an invention years ahead of
its time.This wonderful burner hu no wicks
--no wick substitutes.If is all-metal-weighs4.._-_.,nr. . '. . ."'» a n n . .L.
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h o u r l o f s t e a d y c o k i n g .Sa fes 25 7 4 o f fi ze l .
P R I C E S R E D U C E D
Th e R e d S u r i s n o w s e l l i n g a t g r e a t l y r e d u c e d
pr i c e s d u e t o r e d u c t i o n s m a t e b y t h e m a n u fa c -
BLAIR, WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, APRIL 21, 19226T¢ii» idiirinn'1|!°ll1_|l§!! v:-»=»- I!" £*"E U!"|
"'-5§"L£'¢'£» As¢`°s°¢|¢€§"»`§=§'"wn¢h'nam. cnzsx VALLEY News
n m .wi n1°-g,===,;>»==,_, wadnfimf-'.
v unw. F. c. swam:nea3 W il! L"d'd| ml I'ete1' Peunon- intarelting c hu of ~ I{"¢h.'1,`{5§3
2* *sw number of non-numbers wen mm church c n Pglm Sgnday _TMI
rose--Edith Jensen,rneleur,vla nInftis, The Lhormr--Eugene Juhon.
The petlln- Freda Nelson.The pro-
xnm vu veil preoamd and weli pn-nented and the dfnir wu one of the
most pleu-mt one! ghen this venr.
uvn. S="v§~`i"B§'2¢$'é§'fé'iTg SLHUUL BD CALLNDAR 0F uma
':::::.':,.-in scuuul. ACT1v11'1fsn v l u a .wereu follows: Alben Ruwe, HolyngThe memben of the high schooil
w n v u v u u l i n l l h l J | | l l w |n ' | u \ \ | I n n a 'r u H ~a n dT h e i m a u i n a i g h t a t l m a n d a l e c o n o m i s t ( m u h a t i n g )I n t h e B u -' n m p o u l t r y b u i l d i n g m u b .o n -w o o n * I F -" " " = b * f ° f i ° 1 -
P i u h i n g l o n c o u n t y w i l l n o o n h a v e t 1 n ~n a n , f n u k m a n d C m n E _ , t ; m , ¢ , , _T h e a d j o u m e d r e g u l a r m a t i n g c d l l r g e d a n d \h s l l f o r e d u c a t i o n a l e : -g o n n a ' f ' ° " "' f m h h D M I ' h u n
Four W., not nmmd' in g ~order by Hr. Mania, the vice pred- to match the ngricultunl hall.hu been visiting several :Ilya at me.Mi, "M-_,Ty Lallman returnd home";,,.;1inlad:P=\3grnm--Hinhnlne of her dau hter,Mn .Albert Monday from Nickerson. after assist-;-|,1,¢| M3E3|, Mrs. Wm.. Christensen
m m m W 1 rlv| i n |hersister,Ura.zau n g b o m jm d Mi la u n a me s wm m; f e r r m v'HM Thundly night club W de- mm the house work for seven! weeks. ments--Hr!. 0. H. Godsey. Mrs. 2. c.
llghtfnlly entsruined as tbl hams ni |Wm. CBN. the Fontlnelie lmmshipBuniic and Mrs. 0. L. Hihinger; doflf; " "H""' ~ "5 W . lff" d a n huaeswr. was bury assessing hm lui nonting-Min Ruth CameronTeddie
11.urnumanuanI ' Th ra dad$'Hday.Sd¢H. B. Camera ~ recep-W'By lvh,wa nM ;nhoppenf-Emil L?§m was a business caller! ¢»`!",.R.I."c .m.m nd L. df Bundle;
,.u --n u n s _ 'l u u : u w a l l l s u l u u a l b I ''""" _ _ _" " ""_ " " " "" n v v" "P " _1 - _ - ' "g f A f u 3 3 g t g h .g F D¢' l a m n r r l l u u l a n d u m u w b u h ».a-P -~-H i a s u t a m e n t t h a t so on fi ni sh .n a t i o n w i l l b e h d d o p H a y I D 't h e p a s se ve n c c o c r .°7 m l ?° " ' " F ' ° " °i w . F H o g m .W d .: h e r o n o r m a l l t h o o i a ' r u n n u m ; t h e a m d ; o f . w a n i n g -, ¢ } , . ; , vm b e h a h ! o n i ¢ | y 2 4 .'M r .W d s r h r m m pr e s e n t .M a u r :vm t n g e o u a l y .g .g g ; a , : M a m o r d x n u r .
I n o t b e a p p o i n t e d m l o n c o u n t y o ve r 9 0 % c l e a n .W o h a ve P e r s o n s In t a r u t a d I n t h a n o r n t l m r R e d f i d d , G m '" ' '° " » N i e l s o n a n d 3 ° " "--~
state board,heeeid\vu from the
dpotnt of the larger good of the
ichoola themselves and ln locordance
1llth the trend of the times in other
states.
Said Hr. Hayes:
"I do not believe the control of state
nomtals should be under the board of
regents of the state mdvenitv. but
under a board either elected at large
'or elle chosen so that local men are
barred from mcmb¢1'¢hiv»
The maiority of dmc men on the
state board have been ot the very
highest type.The few exceptions,
however, have proved the iledom of
e change in the prac tic e oflppoint-
matte.No faculty should be handi-
mt hed time so Germ the use P", examinations should Iwi! tp the Bee~centage upto-date.Since nine vm; =1w>°! the U. s. Civil. Service Board
the various conununitiee many °1.et gh, hu] pw; oilc e for detailed in.
those who refused l»° me or used U1l3forrnat.l'on and application blanlce.
time-worn excuse that "Pm not ready
yet" have changed their minds.By
the time these are taken care of e
should have practically a clean county.
Since the big trips mede to inspect
enaen were eheent.
Too few members for a quorum
were present.I t wee moved end
seconded that the meeting be adjourn-
ed to April n .1922, at half out
`seven in the evening.The motionvras
carried.James Bkinklen'
.Acting for the Secretary.
years for the friends and neighbor:Allfll ll, 1922.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
It has hem the custom for many
tuhe sr settle killed in South Onte-Io! Hr. John Lorenaen to glthcr at nf-g The B°"'i of Education mee in ad-
hB.so1eral smaller partes have gone home on his birthday to celebrate gm joureed regdar sesalon ln ohlc e of
down.In every instance they have
come home highly satisfied with the
testing with the exception of two or
three men \vh6'hgve been unable to
distinguish between slightly infected
and healthy attle.The fac t that a
man has only a slight use of small
gvgnt.~y g g r * | | n g ~ I t ~ o ' c l o c k , ~ ~~
to the rnle and on lan Tlwday many 'members were present.
were the flimg, gatllered there.1 1 "Minutes of meeting of April lllth
dn' was spen t in a md.;any ng eere read.Upon recommendation of
Br.Lorenzen while not wishing ee Supt Skinkle, Hhs-H~u-:fret Mc Cul-
huten the yeare along felt very ;lsd`|°U¢|I of Fsdrmont. Minn., was elected
that the event was of so much impor- as high school teacher for 1922-23 ar.
MI S . W lL L l A H n o n xe n
Mn. W illiam Donner wee born in
wiamim. Oc tober 22. :sealed and
at her home in Blair, Anil 28, 1922
s,t4:80A.hl.s.fterare| =Idencehere
of nearly tony years.
Shawna lmemborof thest. HaifaEpiscopal church of Bledr, St. Hary's'
Guild. RUN Ndghbon and the Relic!
Corps.S h e w u a v r o m a n o t e x a l -
lent cluracter and s kindlyelsz altlon
that brought her many fri
Her illness was of short donetlon
only lasting about thirty-ei:honrs
after mfIeriu¢ a stroke of paralysis.
She leaves to mourn her as immedi-
ate relstlvee, her husband, Hr. Wm.
"xt Pm zo a\.tl!\.ltI.| 0" vu: be mm
attheB. F.D.oberahonse.May 14.
the Sermon to the Graduates and Ihr
zo, Commencement.
Alumni end Rec eption to Class o!
1922 will probably follow on Ihr ID.
s u n ta n To TH E G RA D UA T E S
on Sunday. my 14, ez s P. al. an
following program end elau sennen
wi llb e d 1 r e n s t th e B . F ' . I : to p e r a
house.The pnblk is condlally invited..
Invocation Rn. Leroy Crocker
Solo ...__Harlorte Wilkinson
Cello ob| >n¢ m ___. _nm-un * sum
Scripture Reading and Prayer .
Rev. Joseph A. Johnson
| ! : _ L u - e - - \\ I l . . . . J f \ _ - _ L . A 4 -c - e - . . L . . . \
s n u r d uiumstmuter-Leo Clmeron
l u .| ¢ . u u | | ;: u ha l l l !n u n .u u l n| \ .| | u ¢ l u l .P C Uk f n l u o n t S t h - \ I ' i \ ¥a w n i n g .IF r e dE g b e r an fU a h l l n gv n u aS u n -H n w a n dH a n s o nc a m eo v e rf r o m
i l u .J o eE n e n o nd r o v eo u rf r o md a ?w a n i n gc a l l e ra tt h eS a d i eM e n -F f l e m o n ta n ds p e n tE a t s e rw i t hh o m e
O m l h l u a v l l i t o u r t h aw e e k - a n d w i t hg e d o h t h o m e , t h eg u e s t o f M i n aA n n a .f o l k s .
' ° ' £ " * ! ? ' ° ".. .. ._. .. .~E m i la n dH i n n i eL a l l m mw e r eA f t e r l b e n d i n k t h e b u t t h r e e \ 1 \ e e k s
a=r=='=<1 or vmbu-ufsqd by the old and| pox win scare they: away ur rishr.k a n e e t o h i l f r l e n d s s n d w u h p p g
to luve Umm gnher wic h hi m mg
make merry on these occulom.
: a v r n n » u u n a m e 9 l l ) A \ \ . f
li d i r y u f ! s u m &DU|ln|T, a lun. Wm. Wild of Billings, nip: malloc: mul: \¢uuv»ISu...i:IrluiilReport of Tenehen Committee. mg Hantlna und anatlur nn. Capo! Ser- s°""'°" ~-W. H. Und¢rlv00d
templnting a ating In ullry budgetlvic e of Blair.3"-gn g A B tn n ld t
for th cond school year ol ap-The iunsrnl llrviel will be muon 2hlutimz ini u ~ um( 1¢ eAI tlf| nu ul l0¥fPf|d.lY\I t 3 P H. f fh ll tha - - - i l i l h l r v M
historic fsctiogl which do not ecneemljust the same.
:resent e a m u a m methods or Ona of the but meetings of the yen:
policies.This is prvgved by tha fre- was held at thc dd Admlh store Int
mmnt md violent unhnnvah that lun vnk m¢mnnaw ha dmv!Inu ¢»¢rInu1""" "in ~ "5l§£g§.¥$u_{§{`s`£.§§KI°"" ",;;1;'° "";;,:unaann Dnnla Aswan!:;.;"""' "'SI."iEC"|l¥8¢;>J-i;iI;1r*l;l; Qui nil .aa No
INFORMAL RECEPTION
Home than half a lmndrmd of con-
~ iolka gathered atha Christian
Eve or dzhfr men were praaant.The Mr. Ed Tay lor, mn ¢ Hr. and lit The Board. new proceedarl to ballot
maeting was :died to order bi Mr. J ud Tay lor of this city, visited his for teaehen and the follnwing ra-
Honry Alder, township chairman !or'pnrernta the dnt of tha week.Hn il elaalona unsalted:
the Farm Bureau.Talk! were than located in Salt Lake City and in trap, Lain! Barngroverataaalary of $1,550
nude bv the county arent. Dr. Smith elin! aalumanfnr M. E. Smith &»Ga.K n th n mn h ma n a t a u l u vn f u a e
N u ;m a n n ;_D ld d l u m ma r t, Ha r l lnnr e a P\'¢f.J .W .8UIll.a!£r
c a a n ! a n n a ! s w a n -1 ° - nh - 1 mmm. . .
lr. Caspar Stork, #hull Hia uma P I O G I A I a f i
§EL§5Im1m». Rohr.. num coma hm imltlw H F-I1 ~of the members.~ :Ia 'f»T=§L1L§ £5 iflifilg-»dQ"z.E..I:Ln§.<a at I "'"[hu pihnu in 1851, Fm- yeah be:!anlf1""°¥U-°'\ .....Bll'. Joalph A. zogngqg
*-Lmanlths bezummr of the clvn War. malvw H mmulnnr n!tlon or ee r w n l h i r i n m m . ; ~Q ; ~x.;..;;.;e.»;.1;e.;;.,honor of theh.choir director,Mrs.xu lo , Hr. W m. Hamm m§ . A . c . be win d mx.To his surprise the
Lillie Ryde; the piadst, His: G°n'°;"d°jClark, Hr. Henry Bnsndert. Hi. Wm.:answer come before the train. which
u m m a the organist,Mrs.A i c e m u .wah these men in c harge izshould have u m m the letter, :uaH* ¢ 1 wd I n e xp e ma u m th e mmi p wi n b e reached Omaha.Tb. letter ud tlkc n
Visiting and music,informal and
spouianeous, occupied the early hours
of the evening and later a sel!-ap-
lined up and tested ln short order.
When that is done Washington
county can boast that while it was onepointedcommitteeserveddelic io usof the lui no ta ke up the ,M of
use and c offee.While the merry
eompany were seated at Lhe table: en-
joying the lunch, Mrs. Pticilla Lang-
tatin gltlr illb ee lth er llrs tor lo c o nd
o! all the counties In the state to be
|able to boast that the whole countytts! arose and msde a nent little has been mt
Speech in which she expressed the ap-
preciation of the c hoir members to Sevew good clubs are being stand
another route and had gone by aero»
plane.1 __-_';:
matter what their Brit ambitions rnnv
be. they gravitate to home mskins.
fully 95% of them at any rate.
A c ertain man was looking for a
definition for home.A diy lad told
him "Home is where you go to change
lyour clothes when you're min: some-E*:°E§F°ff':'3.'!'i*'i&°i' w:f.»:=ie ,@» mu- c ommunities.The Form where .1...-
- - - . J v .Zoe Ham!! at a salary of
Mary Harrlson at s salary of
Eleanor llorrls at a salary of
Sena Bsrtlesen at a salary of
Gladys Harrison at a salary of
Iola Hiller at s salary of
Lillian Larson at a wary of
Nell Ryan at a wary of
Lydia Lippincott at a udmr o!
Edna J . Smith at a ww of
1:215havln| llvd hm for 66 long years.
1350;He sms bo rn ln W u wwia. Ge r-
man many, in 1840.At the age of as he
Lgggeaane to this country and after relldlk,0a0|ins in Quinc y, Ill., for three y esn.
1,030 came to Nebraska.In 1870 he was|_03n':narrled to Miss Caroline Lallman.
z,uso,'!'l=i:1w\ children were born to this
;, 12 5m-L io na uvsn so ns ud alxd su gh un .
1,125 01\edauli| hrdlldl7y ls.rsagoattha
Carrie Ramona sz s snli?> of 1.030 an of 11 years.
Moved and seconded that the con-l Two 5'¢8l'l.8l° Mr. Stork with his
[yggh gf thggg tggghgn bg gfgngd by avg;~ W U C ;~'!h¢l¥'
4:30 P. M. on Thundar, April as and golden weddins For a number of
um. sn contrac ts not mlgned by um :mrs Mr Stork was an dder md for
time 5, considered \$¢[d 40 yesra. a trustee of St. Paul's Lu-
'Q Tha t W e Two W m Ila rln g"
Gladys Slekkotllln Carl Hwendiol:
Address Hr. Joseph G. Haste!!
Principal of Omaha Central High
Hilh Sc hqol Orchsdrs |'s p m u h D u m _ . B o w m a n
Ba ht of Ro s es _. . .A lba n
Preeentatim of! DiplomasSant. James Stlnkla
Benhlietlon .._......_.R¢1r. Leroy C:oehl.¢;
g e n u s »-l
m z o u n u x z r s
Normal 'l'r||.inin|=En|§.ma Z l l d l h
nm J ensen, Arlene Cushman. nam
Jensen, Hdsn J em R°dl°f°» imma
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~~~~~s l l h d l h fe v e n i n g .
M r s .M a r yR o b e r t aa n dM i s aR u t hT h eM .E . c h u r c h p e o p l e h a v e b e
J .S .G o n o t ?h a dt h ew o o da a w o r as p e n tE a s t e rw i t hr e l a t i v e si nO m a h a .t h ee r e c t i o no faa o r m r et or e p ]
W e d n e a d a y .|. . \ .z .P a t n a u d es p e n t' r e n d uh e r et h eb a r nw h i mb u r n e dl a s th u .
U l l aN e l lH e a l e ys p e n tf o u rd a y s' m t hh i sf a m i l yr e t u r n i n gt oh i sm a r kH r s .L i g eC r a n n e ia n ds o n ,B r
l l l tw e e kw i t hh e rm m ,M r s .D o l la tD e n a n o e . I o w a W e d n e s d a y m o r n i n i f f o fT e k a m a h ,s t o p p e di nH e r m a ni
l l e t t i e r .|R o s c o eF i t c hw a sa nO m a h ab u s -u n r l a v o n t h e i r w a y h o m e f r o mO m :
l o n d a yM e a a r aB u n n ,S m i t h .D i x o n .n e a av i s i t o rT u e a d a.lN e l sJ a c k s o nw e n tt oO m a h a1
N .W a r r i c ka n dl l e t a l e rB i o l . .l h i p lC h a s .C r o s sl e f ti e d n e e d a yf o ra
p gt w oe a r l o a do fh o g sf r o mT y s o nv i i a tw i t hr e l a t i v e sa tP a g e ,N e b r .
d a t i o n .|B n .W a l d oH a n c o c kv i s i t e dr e l a -
T h ot r e a c h e r o u si l i a a o o r ii ac l a i m -t i v e si nT o h m a hW e d n e s d a y .
l a gm o r eo !N e h r a a k f as o i ln o r t ho f 'M i n aB l e n d e rW e s t: m dH i nA g n e s
P e l e r T y a o n ' a f a r m .[ W e s tw e r es h o p p i n gi nO m a h aW e d -
u r g g f oA i r eH e n - a r tE 1r § r o o da p e n l
oy m e na tm m fy s o n ' a .P r e n t i c e5 % .a n dP .M .T y s o n
drove to OmahaTuesdayon business.
. Hr. and Hrs. Wataonlmon attend-
ed a party ln Blair Thuy evening.The flrls of Bono school. with lllaaNelson, enjoyed an Easter party at
nesday.
Mrs. Edgar Havens and Mrs. E. C.HurdleattendedtheWomln'sClubConvention in Omaha Thunday. Mrs.
Haven went as a delegate from thelocal club.They report a very inter-
estlng meeting.MrJensen of North Bend was anHurch.un'a.°over Sunday guests at the J. A. West
The Goll aehool defeated the Bono
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home.drool in a rloae ball gameFridayMr. and Mrs. F. J. Kastle and Miss
afbemoon.llfiola and Raymond were Bundav din-
l r .andMrs.I*ayRoundvllltodSunday \rit|| hla parents. Mr. and Hrs.ner guests at the Ray Naualrr home.Hr. and Mrs. L. D. Burdic and chi!-A. Shuzy and also MissRose from drenreturnedSundayfrom a visit
Omaha. who is to mend a few Weekswith her mother. Mn. Alfred Harlow.
day when he is takimr treatment.Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bundle and 2'HenryTmhiaendrovetoOm
Thursday.Mrs. Tnlhlsen retumerthe eveningtrainandtheBur:visitedtheir dausrhter.Mrs.RolDaugherty untilFriday.Bra. Esther Herzog spent Wed
dev in BlairMr. and Mrn. Ray Harrison of
kamahaieredownWednesday
spent the day.Lira.JackCookand childrenturnedhome last week after o
weeks visit here with relatives.
Roy Triplett was in Omaha one
laet weekMrs. Edgar Havens folowi a
from her parents. Mr. and Mm.end a brother of Fremont on last .1
dav.Len Hannon of Omaha :nent E
::,;: '.::; °:', ;:."' ;.°. .. :. .:;. 'n;;" ';:; = 3x: ;":°" u r :*°.:°°. . ' : . . ' ; , " . f " ' ° £ | . . . ' i : ; ' o r - ~ s a y s . ~ - ~
gDod music and £116 benefits to be dt*-howgfu.gmt a good Ionl leader be n.*4 A little country boy md. "Hofme's
rived from in and °"P"°"°'d a "'ifh.sccured.This lsusnally the parent of where Ma "
that the chorus might continue its one of the members or some one who Ho also suggested tha those who
muslcll eHorts ln the near future.~ is able to help them ln mmm of an-l 2 hintend to go away to schoo rnig t~ O f ~ R O W a n d t h C I \ .No Club C811 be n;\\€" spend pm of 'u18lf tim; gn [he
P .,success if the county agent is depend- study of IIndie Economies.guests of honor with appropriate gnft ed upon to keep it irvinn The clubs'
as tokens of the esteem and good will which mah 5.90.1 thmout the year 'rel Vin wlll¢ll ther are held.Iulmost adsrnys the ones which have \ ashlngton county farmers who
Mrs.Ryde.Miss Mead and Mrsdgood lenders.With the whole courts: 7':m"f°d g d u g g g Pi °" ; im" dt ge ;
c oormg n a me nz nHaggandresponded,thanking the
members for their appreciation and
good wishes.
Messrs.Clark 0 ' Hw o n .F.W.
Arndt and D. C. Van Deusen spoke in-iormally, expressing their interest in:
community concerts and the hope that'
to c d ther matters to '"fZ§.=§, ~ agent c an only ' Calhoun, Long Creek sc hool last vrc ek.
hcllathe club along 'Chalnnan George Ohrt reported only
p ts h tc tea ure Lalf acaxloadofonders.sren w o are UI res The project was accordingly droppedunzed to get in touch with the county g,I h a "load_las e frc ghtrate on sc a rgfmfnioncethan is ng; *;';"§{;;;{; :lot from New Mexico would make the
sr p gs,|UW! Ufl8l1¥ be repeated.lor raising of corn in whic h the Fumlexploslve quite "\=°"=';;-Instead,
Muszc occupied the remainder °fBu1eau is interested. we are anterested the orders were combln to s
'Lhoevening and when alldepaned for more g |;9,children.Glu- large older from a firm in Omahaaospecal r n a ..
g_=°f= hornes,hl:dsras with 1 f-gg- tht;{ng them healthy interests in hrmiwhach granted wholesale rates.
eevening vr elwp u r i e n f : n i i t m n n m s u ein that n had cemented !rlends.hipsf¢:b,;;: »I'.°.'§' .T.`Z`n.?.They tnke Few farmers in this ledion of the
and had brought home to all, the fmlowncfs interest in things. which every country realise the' menace to their
nn: "Music makes the whole todd one knows is much Keener. more mul- business in the so-uma "oiled mms-
m i l \
SENIOR PLAY CAST
The following dozen seniors src
practicing faithfully and vrill appurin the class play, flay 3.Frederick
Guyer,Elisabeth Hopewell,Losein
Rhoades,Helen Mueller.Raymond
Jensen. James Anderson. .Burr Hush.
Joel Cariosn. Elsye Sutton, William
lietrrudon. Art.hurBo'ma o w.
VanD|§1sen.
ligent and more productive of results!In 1920 the production amounted tc>
than the interest of a hired msn or 58,000,000 pounds.Thi# was evapo-
bystsnder.|ruted milk and represents on enorrn-
The high school students of the ous amount of raw milk.Naturally lan ALUMNI (`0MMII"I'EES
county were fortunate to hear Pmf thls must allect the Sutter and milk
Adjoureed to meet at cd] of presi- theran church.The time of his pilgrimage was 81
years, 6 months. and 25 days.
He la survived by a mourning widow
seven sons and llve daughters. Funer-
al servias were held at St.Paul°s
On wsdnemy , April 25, neeurredilnthenn church. W ednesday at 1:80
P . M . - A n m g u m m u m - H mm .
dent.
H. Skov Nielsen. S°¢'z
I POPULAR BLAIR GIRL W EDS
the marriage of lllss Elizabeth Niel-
sen to Hr. Thonfdd Jorgensen,in '-Omalu.REV. MARSH sous 'ro EUROPE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Petersen, sister
nod brother-ir-law ol' the bride ac-The Rav. .Anhur E. Marsh. rector
compalaied them and witnessed the of sr.llsrsfs Episcopal fhurch sz
ceremony.They all returned in t.hc|Bll5\-will mn on an extended trip
evening by suto and found s bounti- to England and the continent after
ful wedding supper awsidng there.looming services next Sunday.
The um was beintifudly decorated He uid mn he food stop In W uh-
wlth llonrs and Irish crochet pieces | lngton a fortnight to sea his daughter-
o f d a i n t y d e s i g n s a n d a v e r y p l e a s a n t i n - l a w i n d t w o g r a n d c h i l d r e n .H i s
~ h o u r " B ~l a o n ,U 1 6 R - e v .~ E .~ j r a l .
D u d n g t h e e v e n i n g .m a n y f r i e n d s | ¢ h l P l l i n i n t h e A .E .F .' s r a s k i l l e d
, a g e d a n b e s t o w c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s m d w h i l e m l n l t s e d n g t o t h e w o u n d e d i n s
w e r e t r e a t e d t o a l l n e l u n c h .| 8 1 'a t t a c k .H r s .H a r s h d i e d l a s t
l T h e h a p p y c o u p l e h a v e g o n e t o | F ° l 1 f " l I Y
h o u s e k e e p i n g i n a n e w h o m e w h i c h H e w i l l l e a v e N e w Y o r k M a y l 6 .
M r .J o r g e n s e n p u r c h a s e d r e c e n t l y o n t h e M a u r e t a n l a . f o r E n l l s n d .
f r o m A x e l A s e l s e n i n D e x t e r r i l l e .|T h e r e c t o r h a s s e v e r a l b r o t h e r s a n d
slstens ln England ,svhidi will be his
first stop during his four ruontlu so-
journ abroad.Later he will join two
sisters who will be in Genoa.Ile
plans to attend the Passion Play at
The Enterprise extends best wishes
to Mr. and Mrs. Jorgensen..
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Fllley of Nebraska University.last markets.f "j The following committees have h-oen,0berammergsu ll' poslsble. Mr. Marsh
week.As he was here anyhow for -|Coconut oil costs only one-fourth as
meeting he spoke to all the tosm highirnuch as butter Int.This explains
schools, also at Tekanmh. Needless to the manufacturers reason for using lt.say he gave an excellent tall: n-'hlehitlur lavrs are strict as to marketing
was muco sppregiated. both by tho. oleomargarlne,hut the filled milk.s t u d e n t s - m e m o i u r ~t i i é - i f - f é f h f - n e u n - q u - n i "
Prof. Fllley urged that more initls- good reasons are given bo fo r th e
appointed by the alumni Hoe prod-plans to journey to Vittel ln the Vos-
dent. Miss Ethel Mad. in the nhsenco'gen mountains, where his son is buried.of the president, Norman Lathrop.I Leave of absence has been granted
Finance:-~Lysle Roch.Palmer Al- him by his church.He expects to ro-
len. Gertrude Haack, Evelyn Peer anctiturn in August.The Rev. Mr. Harsh
l{e|1pgth:.§te~§jr€\~.in a ddaqatato the ,goood c onsul-
Ril'l§shmerd.s:-lirs. Clark 0'IIan-tion of the Episc opal c hurchiwhich
an. UBI!¢l\l,¢ uuaucm nv||11\fvs.\College Preparatory-David Z.
llumznert, Jr.. Reinhold F. ggmqnug,
Loseln I. Rhoades, Emma Beeirlllllllh
Dorothy Ines Gray.Commercial--Corn H.St=llo¥ll|#»
Rosa L..wolue.lli ld n d X lf lvlll
Brombaugh. Emma Christina Woltjl,
William J.McCracken,o w 3 . 2 .
Schafersznan.General-Burr Hulk. Anhur Bosn-
man, George Layle nm-usa.m m
Msrie sauce, N. Gilford Gamer. El-
liott G.Hansen,Paul P.Compton,
Harlan Hansen, Raymond M. Jenson.
Frederick ll. Guy er. Emma Paulina
Petersen.Georzo H Van ue-um.
Harold L Schafer. Joel E. Carlson,
r m :A.n u . Ge o n c H- Harblom.
James °r. snesnon. Wliriam 1. salem.
Alvim X. Nelosn. Gertrude H. Strick-
leu. Ethel B. Peterson. Helen Si¢Il¢»
Marian Hyde.ll.Haurlne Sams,
Helen E. Mueller. Grace A. Hlndley.
's s s r z n c a m s a n r n x r s
On last Sunday sftornoon. the Eas-
ter Choir presented their Easter pro-
gram at the Baptist church. for those
hrho did not hear it on Easter evan»
ing at the B. F. D, hall.
The church was well dlled with a
very appreciative audience and many
expressions of ddlght srere heard on
all sides.
Rev.Underwood brought down s
number of the Crowell Home folks
~s
t o w H i - P m s f i v - 5 . - \ . = m r ~ = e ~ ; ~
greatlypléased.f l " ""' - .~
d home.I
Stanley Brunton olHetrnan spentthe week-end with Ned Tyson.~
HH Bob Caldwell will entertain the"We'll 'rw' Club Thursday, April 20.like Mary Hain me to Tekamnhfor medical examination and ie to re-turn later for an operation.
lim Hattie Reynolda of TekarnohcameSundat'eveningto'daither~ ilra.Nell Tyson, and stayed
"q a yHr. and Mn. Rd Heller and family
spent Rundrv with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Chu. nm.
in" " . ; " " " "
Mina Ida Hr.Cowen came up from
Omaha and took Easter dinner withhome folks.Andrew Jonee of Blair was in townSaturday looking after business met
tere for the New Hampshire lnaunncecompany for which he ia agent.R. J. Schenek and children and Bias
Myrtle Brolraw rnotored to Craig and
spent Easter with Misa Brokavhr par-ents..Mrs. EL A. Wadrter Ipent neveralday: lest week in Omaha vlaidng herldauahter. Misa Myrtle.Hr and Mra. Opel Reeves and Minn;Everett West went to Norfolk Sat-
flenne Hamel: were Sunday guests at urday and ep-ent Sunday wlth his wife.Bro C. B. Bunn home.|Hr. and Mrs.Fn nl:Larnon were
Hr. and Mrs. FlornatPed-run are week-end gueeta of their parents, Mr.lreloiag at the A. E. Dixon home.
\lr rd Nm Kenneth Tvfon entenrained at 9 Sander evenlnrr dinner forHr. ghdMn .Fred hiswle, Mr. andHrs. CliffordKrnmle.Mr. and Hra.Herr? Tveon end P. M. Tvrlnn.Lest 'l'hursdw Mn. Washburn and
hermother.Mrs.lennn. withM ta n d l i nL.nWarricknnentthe.iiternoen and had alt o'rlo¢\tTllnner
ae rude nf lr. and Ure J. 3. Conair.
~:\=liaaNelsonareaSundaydinner|out off the A. R .Ifxon family.JohnWilder.fromthenorthernwart of the county, rms taken tn theTekamahhoaaltalandoperatedon
Batnndav rnornlnr.The "We'Il rp,,e Club rmrpdeed Hn.ErelletalerlnatFfldrwafternoonard each nle»ed a oullt block for her
and Nrorrlhi their nfreehrnonta.
and Hrs. John Larson.Olin Hopewell of Blair rraa ln townSaturday.Aa a result of the play given laltTuesday evening the Ladies Aid added
fatty-onedollantotheirtreasury.They will repeat the play et TelbaetaTuesday evening.Mr. and Mra. 0. H. Godeer. MlaaThelma, Eledlce and Margery, Mr. and*Mra. L. F. Hilaloger and Br. and Hrs.
Forren Brewster wen entertained atEaster dinner at the 0. L. Hllslngerhome.Both churehea were cronded Sun-
daymorningtoheartheprogram*whlehhadbeenpreoared.Inthe'meme the Baptist ehureh was num.
Sbeclal mualc was given and follotrlnvthe eervlcea ten were taken into thelchurch bv baptism.
er here \='ilh his family.hir. andMrs. J. M.Westspent
Monday in Omaha.
Mr.andLireEvansofOmehament the week-end ot the John Wilder home.Mr. and Hrs. Wm. Miller end ¢"\'l
dren look Sunday dinner at the JahMiller home.Mr. and Mrs. 3. H. West were :raweenaers to C1-nie Sun-lar and lpcnl
the day nih her brother. James nmfor-ily.Mr. end Msn. Torn Goward ornomnnnlnl he *helr mother. *lm wtgtrem
ann and Misa Horence drove en Wa"Srrndw ard epent the day at the Freel{roffh hnm|
John W ilder was taken to the TekamehhospitalSaturdaywherela-
underwent an operation.
Mr.andMrs.HollvWilliarnemspent Sundav al. the .lackCrowd;
home ar. Blair.
While attendingservicesatthBaptiat church Sunday evening F. 'WLowe had hie car Stolen.A Fond Sedanwas left inIta plate and unt1
me llondey the owner had not beelocated.The ear has a Waehinztocounty lieenae.Mr. Lowerecoverehis car Morday forenoon ln the Welcnmro at Tekasneh.Ther had foonit ln a dltdr near the R. O. Mcbonal
home and taken it waiting for a cofrom the ormer.Harry Bidder rTekarnah aeema to be loner from thr
plaoe.Hla car was stolen the nur'
night.Parties driving Mr.Lowee -m . . a . . . _ - \ .- - . a- \ . - - . | . . - : . . . .
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The Best Coal on the Market
for the Price
We make delivéries to all pn , M r s . R . J. i i u r d o c h . M 1 x , . Jo b n A .me e ts i n P o rt l a nd , Or e .. i n S e pt e m be r .Th e c h o i r m e m b e r s e n ] o y e d . ; n ¢ i q »
lh o s d e n .Bflrs.L .A .w u l i a n u .H r s .Th e R e v. Ja m e s N o bl e o ! F a l l s B i t y .t o t h a s e c o n d a m i i e n a e a s m u c h u h t .
N m W i l k i n s o n f wi l ! h a ve c h nl - g o o f t h e c h u rt l i i n Bl a i r t h e fi r s t w e a n d t h e a ft e r n n o n i r u I .
P r v r r a m z - E t h e l S t u a r t ,E .N .d u r i n t t h e p u t o i s l . l : » e n o e . » - O m - l h l pl e as a nt on s ..
l e a t y . M n . W l l t e r G u t s c h o vr , L i i l d m d i w o r l d - H e r a l d .T h e c o i l e c i i o n h k e n w a s M a u d i l
i o o p m a n . Ii C . V a n D e u s e n . .
R e t a p t i o n : - - M e l i t l T a y l o r , l i i l d r e d L y l a L !c B r l d e In t h e p r o u d o l m e r o f m u l e i n t h e f u t u r n
¢....I___1.l l .ln._. | l | f _ _-_-_. t\ _..\ _- _.. .- . _.\ e-\L - L - _ - - a -
t h a b a n k a s s u m m ! f o r c a q x m l m l t y
fo r m- z a n z c z mxr o a c o . a lo vns w' * ' ° lllo i m i n " " * " ' " "Ha °"""'
,many examples of how the world pays
The Porter Incubator Co. hu Iouedl lt! big runrd: to the men and women
the Van Hun-Anti!! buildint and ar# with initiative.He aim brought out
bury today movin; their machinerv by apt stories tha value of high lchool
and supplies to the new location. This studies which to many ntudentz seem
tives the concern amnle room. thez a waste of Uma.For the boy s 11|
boing a bunbment, ruin door and up- I toid about the nrosnech for the future
mdueer of neat cours mill: and butter
and to the consumer.1 Doctors ance that alma rniik is un:
fit for infnnts and growing children.
Moreover. it il not andy no good for
ndults an Ihr 4-canine article.
The Voigt l»ll H. R 8086. is now be-
fore Connms.Everyone interested
parts of the city
'l`he Rhoades .Coal & Feed StoreHrs.Harrv Cooperwassp e n t \|;|n||\¢q{§,u r l .u m a Al a m .m r l . |» n e w : o m c o u p e u r m c n D I n u p m v W{ n ~ h C o o k s , D r . W . M . H n i l a r . J o h n l h l va m u c h p l o l l u r e o u t o f t h i s m m -
L A ya ..m a r .
mana.
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,ricely located in theinf agriculture lol the Kids he r e - h nu p d to w1'ilehi¢conrnesmnan, I
main pm of the CRY |nurked that he had dntioed that nourging his support nf this bill.T
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TITE ENTERPRISE. BLAIR. NEBRASKA.
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the condition:Genuany :ccrpzedwhra the entzrwxl the conference, and
lholr dec lniot tlzlt It l result Ger-
man; lhamld not be permiued to take
lnlrt ln ln: tulune dluumluas or de~
visions relltlng Zn Rulslln llfaln.The Germans took this kick rather
calmly, and some of them uid they
would nlher leave Genoa llmn withdrurthetreat;-n 'cholce whlrh
Lloyd George altered them Wednesday.But me neutnl mtlom»->Io1-
\¢||1l.Sweden.Denmark.llullnnri.
a b o u t t u b r e a k u p i n u n o w . b u t #gl
Il li a w r i t i n g n ap p e a r s poaa lbte t h a t
t h e t r o u b l e w i l l b e {¥!1.*¢|u p a n d t h e
d l i e u l a l u n o f p l a n :fo r the e gu nn ml v:
r e c e n e n t l o n n f b't1m;n.~ wi ll contlnue.
G e r m a n y a n d Ru-:ala n r e d p i u t e d
t h e r o w , a n d t h e f o r m e n g e t m o m u t
the b la me . th e s ovie t fl el rgn le , Tc hl tc h-
er i n b e i ng c r ed i t ed w it h n c l e ve r mo ve .
Io l l m n - l u i u p t h e neg uz inl lo us b e g u n
i n B P r l l l l . h e a n d D n d o r Iu u l x m a u g o t
sng elh er l n Il a p a l l o a n d n g m u fo r
: h e l r r e s p e c t i ve g c w m m vn t s n a n - a l :
t h a t un ti c lp u te s w h a t m l g h r h e d o n e
I-Jr t h e Ge no a con fe re nc e.T h e I w o
wu nl r ie s a n ne t o c a nve l a ll w a r d vh t s1 .
a l l r l a l m a fo r w a r d a m a g e s ,a n d :III
rl a l m u fo r d a m a g e : d u e t o t h e w r i s t s *
nutinnsilxlnae G r n u a u Dr n pe r ty .p r o
\ ld l nz R u ss i a do e s n ot n p ay ot he r fm
vl x n n a l l u n s fu \th i s nn t l u u u l lu l t l n n .
In t h e l a t te r m ae . G c rm e l n y m a i nt a i n s
t h e r i g h t t o c l a i m da ma g es .I l Is
aia that would prejudice We interests
uf the smaller ngwem Tho Bantamnl!fl snnlsmi lhat Germany musbalz
an nh -mnferem¢-a lM.'t1tlm :hero were
'1Da|:\lnn the nllie: and joined Rus-nln ln the denant statement ihlll Ger-
mnny could not he blrnd tram y ar-miolpnllon In dlscunlon a Ruasiln af-
fairs except br run vate of we conference.This action was actuated
'K
H
ug n i z v ea ch o t h e r a n d res ut ne fu l l
dl p l o m n t l c a n d t r a d e re la t io ns .th a t
t h e y : m t n t h o t h e r n s : m u t t fa vn r u l
n t l l \ n n :a n d t h a t t h e t r e a t y o f B r e s t
L l t n u k 1 | c a n c e l e d .
A n n o u n c e m e n t o f t h l n p a c t b r o u g h t
vx p n s s l o n l o f l n d l z n u n t p r o t t w t f r o m
L l o yd G e o r g e a n d B a n h o u , w h a m e r ?
ae vo u de d r a t h e r w r a k l y b r h o r n n f
It a l y . n m ! m um e a r n e s t l y b y 'Ib ¢ t t n 3 n
o r B e l g i u m a n d m u o r Ja p a n .Th e s e
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U s f l n r o ve n :an d .nu n i os t r i ck e n .
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spoke.
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l i ve m e n t o r n u l i d s .
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ha ve a d u c t m .Ca n 't y o u x o up t o t h e
b o u l e va r d a n ' a t D o c B a c o n ? "
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l n l y n R o b o n m n t h a t fo r ¢ s p a c e m e
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m u c h l i k e m e fo r u e no g e l a l o n g
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fl u n g a w a y a n d l e ft h e r a l o n e .
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t o t h e c o t .Il - e o u e t t t a r i n . t h ¢ s o m e
pos lt lo o.h i s wi d e- o pe n eyes h o l d i n g
an vxp n e a al o n of h o rr o r .
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b o ; h e r e ; I n d I o f t e n b r l u ; h l m l o u d
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t h l r l e d arut znd a n d G u n ;h e r h a n d
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: h u o u g h t t o g e t | d o c t o r .Na t u r a l l y ,
I c on s en t ed ln st u uu t ll so m e o ne el s e
m m e . b u t t n e ve r e x p e c t e d - y o u ! "
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fr o m P o l l y o p .
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yo u e a u d o Ia l n n t a d 0 Ct 0 r . "
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fa c e . H o Io o k n d d n e d l y fm m P n l l y o p ,
out on the bed; and the squatter girlcrylng beside him! She tru mourning
on-r the stricken man!Rubenfrowned;mud hopelessly, In aiicnce.
Polly moved ankle to give the dorlor
the space she had occupied.
t o Il e r . l H e i o o l e d l u :h a c k e d a n d
h u n t h a t m e lm p u l ad vr i y m o ve d t o
w a r d h t m .-
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cla im ed . go ln g 10. 01 0 be ds id e." W h y
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" W l u f s L i n t ? " a s k e d vl n n i e .
" I t h i n k l I ' |a b l h l .Bu sa n w r
m r e a t o r r p l y .
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u n c o n e o f h i s t o u r s :n o
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m n i e d wh br p er .
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I t h i n k i t I n e l l h s r u c o w o r a n
mo h l ie . "
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her to tha word she had made Ura
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th a t com es bu s o n ve s o a n y m a n .
" A w t h e C h r i a r l l h e l p r w .m o .
h o m J . " G r a n n y H o p e w e n t u a : m l n
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Po ll y,we e p i n g u l m u y ,b e n t fo r
w l n l a n d ga ze d h a n !a t t h e d l l n z
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ma u i " s h e w h i m - p r r fd .. ;
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w o u l d h a n - b e e n s w e e t m u l e l n h l l
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W h e n s h e s l m w n l n o s i g n s c f a n
n r r r i n g . b o z u r u e d t o g n .Th e d o o r
w a p s w i n g i n g i n t i l h t m l , h u t h e d l d
n m pu : o u t. _ z z wa s a n t h - o u ; h l i m
"A l l R ig h t* He Re p il l d G ru f ll y .
so s i l en t a n d p p l e . t o t h e m a n lo h o r -
tl b k y s t l li o n t h ! c o t .
" M l r i g h t . "b e re p l i e d gr ul l ly .
" C o m e o u !T h i s i n n o p l a n - "I l e
I l u n ; a g l e n n a t Po ll y Ho p k i n s l i m i .
st ru ck h e r l i k e a b l o w f r o m n t h i n .
a n d n n u h e d ." n o pl ac e fo r a . d o w n :
g n l r
S m p r d e d b r th e fl o o d o f d i s a s t e r s
m a t h a d o ve r w h e l m e d he r ,Po ll y
wn t c b ed R u b en P e r ci va l te n d h ln e n u
: In f r o m t h e h u t .A n e r t h e a m w i n !
im p u ls e so £ 21 1 mm t he m mm . me m u
m a d a n o fa r t h e r t h u t o d e a r h e r s e l f.
squatter anyway and never would
Large Dmpa A ppund on Bennnvs
Brow; and Granny Hepa Llftsd OnaWlihortd Iland and Brtlthttl Thtm
Away.
Mardi., she ntnlntd her eyes at the3ni u it a ghost had J un passed
gh tt.Grnnny Ho p i :voloe called har
name; and me came tlmplag out of
her room on her ltltk."I heard tt lol of folk! tnikln'. Pol-
lmv-" abr uid. *an* I :ut atrtu! pair.:
tonight.1t'| the mann, 1 guess."
Almost zxlmua-ted.Pollyop forcedhetsell' tn stand up..
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ache."
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than moved back to Poliy.
The old #umm hohbled to the cot.and Polly rams tn her llde Hiontty.
"IIea awful sick, 1 guess. aln't he?"
e r t | i n a r t l e u l n t e U T.
"W h y t l l d y ou l t r l k e h i m. P o l l y H o p
ki n s ? "b u de m a n d e d h u a y ." D i d
y o u ?S p e a k !D i d y o u ! "'r i m h e l h o u l t l b e l i e ve s u c h i h i n g l
d h e r c r u s h e d h e r ro m pl e t ei y .H e r
h e l d f e l l fo r w a r d , b u t n o t u n d ] R o b
erz t p c k e u l i n h a r s h l y d l d : h e a n -
n e r ." N o p e " s h e h r e l z h e é .H e r t o n g u e
fe i t a s I f l l w e r e c o ve r e d w i t h u h e s .
"N o p e ,I ¢ I l l l n l h i ! h i m ! "\
Th a t w a s Il l s h e m i d .Sh e l on k e d
u p A h l m p l e m l l n g l y t h r o u g h h e r m m :
lashes.Pe r h a p s h e d l d n o t r e a l l y b e
li eve h er g u il ty .Yr s . h e d i d !Il e w a s
: t i l l n x l n g u p o n h e r t h a t lc c u s a t o r y
t u e .
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ho le ."nb we rvml th e do c to r .lo o k i n g
ar o u nd . " bu t i !¢ m s a w fu l u l g l1 l . "l i e
ru n n l d e r e d a u m m e m a n d t h e n a d d e d :
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I I T '" I w i s h y o u w o u l d b u y m e . : N 1 1 -
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no w d ml h i n t h e w or l d c ou l d o r u rc i ul d
ta k! h e r pl l ln ff..
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Iw vm g a t h e r e d l m I n t n h i s a r m s U n
m l a d fu l o f t h e m a n o n t h e b e d h e
sh o w er e d k i n ! !u p u g b e r h a i r .h e r
br e a t h .
*G o i n * t o dl e . lu s h ? " w h i sp e r e d t h e
ot h e r .
A d e e p s o b r o l e l o t h e g l r l '| l i p s ,
br o u g ht e i mo t t t o u t t er a n c e b y h er l n -
te n s e s u m r i n g .
" M e b b e I" m a l u l l fh a c o u l d n r
" P o o r m e n , "t h e w o m a n m u x m e d .
Ir r i n k i l n g u p h e r fl e e ." D y l n ' | u r f u !
he r d t h i n g ' fu r s o m e fu l k m *
A n l a r l l m l expr essi on.l m o o t h l n g
a w a y l u m e o f t h e h a r d ll n e l , s p r e a d
: w e r (\ | t '|r '| t fa r e .I n t h e preeefuce
o f de a th ,w h i c h e ve r y sq ua t te r h e i d
i n Su p er s ti t io n !a w e .P o l l y droi aped
d o w n u p u n In - r k n e e l b e s i d e t h e b e d .
H e r m e n h u r t h a d b e e n o ve r c o m e h r
t h e d e n i m I n h e l p h l m l f : h e co ul d.
A n d t h e r e .w h i l e t h e r e i n d a s h e d i t s
fu r y i nt o t h e l ak e . a n d t he wi n d s ho o k
th e A l m at y . t h e t h r e e k ep t q u l vl vi g l l .
L a r g e d r o p : a p p e a r e d o n Il e n n e l f l
b r o w ;a n d B u n n y H o p e l i ft e d o n e
wi t h e r ed b i n d a n d br u s h e d i h e m a s n y .
" 1 m r e | ! c a r r y y o u d ve r w e a r y p l a t e ;
b l g d e a r , " s h e w h a n e d .° l : s | 1 1 p o w -
e r fu l .lo ve l n . a h. f'
0 I¢ a r | l t a r l n g e y e s l o s t s o m e t h i n g
o f t h e ab j e c t I n t th e y h a d l h o w n .
i f \ l ( | b 9 l !P e r c i va l h i d n o t c o m e fo r
m m .
A g n u s a t t h e h u r r n r o f t h e e m e r -
ge n r y .l'o l l y n p w-e med n o t t o no ti ce
t h e ; | h u l c Il n 's | c o n l r m p i .
" l n l m go i n 't o di e .mi s t e r ? "sh e
qu e r i e d p t at n t l ve l r .
" I ¢ l ¢ m !k n o w " h e r e p t l e d In g r a n '
In de c is io n , a s he pn e pn ne d u dr au g hs .
W h e n e\ er 51 hl :; g w l l h l n h u m a n
p o w r r h a d I n e n d o n e fo r O s m r B e n
nett . l lob orx at low vd t he alo cwr lo pa ss:
o u t o f t h c h u t M o r e m m .Th m . l i k e
l n h o l , h e t u r a w d h a c k t o P n l l fs l l d e .
I l l :eyes b l n e d w i t h je a l ou s y ;a n d
qu i c k l y l l c n m s u !h e r m i n d th a t h e
un a g fdn g tu nl r i ke he r .U h ! I l u w t h t
wi s he d h e w o u l d a n d t h e n : n i e b a r k
ul l t h e c r u e l w o r d s h e h a d h u r l e d a t
h e r !
" W h e n y o u m i d y o u l o t vt l m e . y o u
|h \ || . " h e g r i tt r l l u ava l vl y ."Y ou E ne m
nl l : h o l i m e y o u h ad h l m .Y o u l r t m e
kiss y o u !Y o u w l d l o ve w a l th e
:1 \ al u . *a t th i n g l u t h e : r m Id !- Oh . Go d !
H o u 1 Ir i s h I m u l r l h a t e g u n !"
Po l ly r ou l d n o t s p e ak . ne l u ze r mu h !
uhm m m r .lu \ |1 r i| n n- N I l ra z cd y l a y In
li l r d e p th s oi h er vyvl .If h e h a d b e e n
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will non ru never trust you ngmln.
Bot Jou'm mine just wename.Do
yon hear?You belong' to me.Bn!after this I'll watch every :rep you
lxke and--ind-"Ile almost crushed her into uncon-
scloueneu. and :he hung in his arm:
a fragile. beaten thing, we ined zo errom. too wenk to plead.
Then, all or n sudden. Robert loos
ened his bold upon her. strode to thedoor and. vrlthout a backward glance,
opened it and vu gone.For n long limo utter he had left thehut.ohne upon the rough shanty
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1p r o r e m e n l l . w i l l r o m e b a r k . h r l n x n a
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$950,000 of Telephone Property
Lost in a Night
.'Ure c hilly afternoon of April 10th a light
ngmbeganto fall over s strip nesrl s hundredmiles wide. from southwestern Niinnesots to
southwestern Nebrnslm..s
As evening cnrne on th e ra in b ea n to
fri-to as it fell on the tdephone wires.efore
mfdmiht the wires in msnyéizcu were coated
wich ic e nearly an inch k.Under the
wight of the ic e. anc i whipped by a rising
wind. mile after mile oi teiephone pda and
wires swayed back md forth and then crashed
to the ground.
A f u i 0 °4 .Ithe stag: shunts hZ°f°°iT'§'£f..'§',1.u1==rom
26,904 miles of win out of servic e
21,200 poles broken down or destroyed
71 exc ha nges in the sto rm sro:
$950,000 property ioss
Nearly dl of the lon; distance lines dem-
sgd by the storm iuve been restored by moto
than 1.200 telephone nepmirrnen who iuve beg?
on the iob c onstantly since the storm.A n d
in those cues where ihe local lines were dun-
Qhmd. the repair work is going forward as rap-
'y s si ti sp os si ble to do so .
It is s msns size job to reset more :hm
20,000 poles. to resttseh the erosssrms and
wires to them. and to re-establish communica-
tion over telephone wires :lm if extended in
s sinde line wodd resc h more than around
the world.
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we vo antohwrythsreopeningdoommlnieniion.
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H u w d o h m e s p n 1 t h e P o s t a l C l e r k
lo k n o w u r h o t h er y n l l l m o a n T r l n l d l d .
C a l l fn r u l n n r Tr l n l n l n d . G u l n r a d o i
A I. W | \ '¢ ' 8 g | » l I] |O U T ' r i m N A M E
O F T m :B T¢ \ Tl I l x z f u m . I N ' r m - :
A U D I IB S ' l .
.%~»i~» ~~f af.
Tho Enhrprlse for kb work.
BANG! BA NG!
A lady went into a store and naked
for a camisole-
"What bust." asked the ulesnmn.
"I didn't hear xnything," she replied.
A ND S HE W A S -
They ktmlled in the twilight together,
The heavens weve blossomed with
stars;
She paused for a momen§ in dlence
As he lowered fefher the ban.
She cut her soft eyefupon him,
But he apoke no loving vos#-
For he was s rustic laddie'
And she was 0 Jersey cpw.
Western Fenner.
n - - n
TRAGEDY RECIPE
Take one reckless, natural bomfmt.
Two or three big drinks of bad
liquor.`
Uni high-powered motor ear.
Soak the foo! in the liquor. plane in
the ear and let him go.After due
time.remove from wreckage,place
in black. latin lined box Ind glmids
with lle1r\ers.-Walton,(GL)News.
HUMANIZING THE
POSTAL SERVICE
"There Ll UL unimportant ptrMIn 0
part af our lervlve.ll is u lntnl n:
human unllu and thrlr C00P'l!|$lI|\|ll 1the Roy lo its mwren.ln its Iam
annlylls. pollnl duzlmr are nrvmnmndntlnns perfnnnod fm nu'r nelglulmn
10.IU
HERE COMES A smncem
" M o n s a u s m e s s
Hs a o v e a u m e u f '
Th i s a p t p h r a s e w a s u s e d l n P r e s i
d e m H a r d i n g ?Ar s!mess age z o C r u
gr e l l n m ! l p p l l e g p n ri l vu l n r l y !n p n a l u l
ma n a g e m e n t w h o r e ;m|t m|| lll* 1*l n n -
b e l a g im pr es se d w i t h i b n f a n l l u l
i h r y a r e mn n a ge r a n f l o r a l b m n r l n u
o r l h l b l s z u l h u n l n e u i n t h e w o r l d .
tographer (cpu you."
Rutus-"He'd better foc us me be-
fore ah goes in tlztre, boss, forheain*t
gwinfhab no time to focus me chem
ah games ont."
Ir a t h e r t h a n a s a lnlredl w w l c e p e r
fo r m e d fo r a n n b ! m i c e e m p l n y e r . " -
Pu s t m u l e r G e n e r al H u b e r t W o r k . .
msm IMPRUVEMENT
WEEK ssmsfnvsn
May 1 Seeslnau9uratedFlrs!
.General Campaign ol
Kind in Service.
Wunout the Foam) Bervlee. baldnesswould ungulm In a au. :nd be ll |
sllntlsllll In | week.Public oplnlnu
vmutd me of dry n-1.Becllnnll hllred
or prejudlm only umuld nourllh. md
nurmw-mludednux mme.
| \ Il th e mann annmxn hunlnus
ln the vmrhl and n mme: nnrer lo thu
Iunervuwn lnleratn of | lfnter num
ber bl men ami women thin any nzher
lmulnuxhm on en-un Nu p r i n t s n w
0 m¢ d lt T h a R h » a d u C o d
|.'¢°,|| ° m
use of the melle ll for your benellt and
epeede up the dispatch end deliveryof meh matter.
if you have any complaints of poor
eervlce make them to your postmaster.He hee instructions to investigate them
end report to the department.
g
Class
Schbol
~~ Play
lvertise"
,h House
Ya, 1922
~0 cents
~ounds.
gllra llnnt.
"P o st a l i m p r q ve m a n t W e a k 'h u
been ao ! for May l. hy th e l '=» atu 1as 1er
Ge ne r al .Th i s i s t h e u rs : g e n er a l m m
ps i g n n f l l ; l s l nd In t h e P o st a l S e r vi c e
fo r s m e r a l d e m d m .B u a i n e u m e n
.I .
m a n y I I N !M ofs nn o r t h a g p i y ;n o
c h u r r h rea ch es In l n s o m a n y s o u l s
Gu t t e rs a n m a n y p u l l e l , h a s s n m a n y
v
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up you vim. at out-Fur1|nfhg.
Tlililyoll\dor|¥1l-&n\il.¢haIli up nude :he btxl,wldhnmnrly1%»= Autnmanc PushBack
(h t m st .I n m m m
~u t m o m h u m x nxly. at .¢ pr uw r\ \G 1\ ¢I\tRYo n z l n p o m l
bn lr na i oa eg wn y ou zh u
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f g lnm 50 ants up.
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I t n i c k :i n h u m a n r e h t i o n s l i k e
P u t i n : t a m p a n n l e t t e n .T h e
P O S T O F F I C E ' D E P A R T M E N T e x
pe c t s i t t o bo u s e d b y i ts 9 o s t m u t e r s
a n d em p l o y e e s i n d e a l i n g w i t h t h e
pu b l i c .
H e l p t h e m i n i t s u a b e g i n n i n g
wi s h P O S T A L I M P R O V E M E N T
».\1<:|=.:|<_.n»y lB. 1922.
SALE '
EVERYBODY IS SHOUT!4°
No Ahlle
A
SALES NOW
Haw Muay Sales Have . mma ga 'nu
l§,0NE YOU CANNOT AFFOR ||gg_
'mi-: mccnnr. SALE OF A I N U M w u s
E5/an HELD IN I R
1 1
We have preplrad for and fully ¢ to do lla: blggat
din bnrineu ln our Hillary.2
We hlve the Quunny. the Qnldity th Pike, think nl It
\
\
c each
lor all big when ol' Aluminum vue worth un m $250 each
and | lol ol Items at 9: eldl ulun ull in 50:
O n e D a y Sale
SAT April 29URDAV,111, 9 A. M.
Blair Racket Store
laememlaep Inc male. sm., Apr. 29.
corner of envolopa (not on ihl back)and always look In your hiitr beforedroppingIn tha mall to na If It Ia
n .lh a ma l l . n e a n ps p r r u, m nz l o n p l r l ur e s .
a d ve r l l a f r l a n d t h e e n t i r e or g a n i z a
ti o n o f : m o o n p o s t a l w n r ke n a r e i n b e
en l i s t e d l n n h l : c ou n t r y w l d o r a m p a l g n
o f In n- r cs !In po s ta l Im p r o ve m e n t ;Y o u r h e l p l a vi t a l .A d d r o n y o u r l o t .
u n pl a i n l y w i t h p a n u r t y p c w r l t l r .
G i ve a ve c !ad d r na . .S p e l l o u t n u m
e f B u t e , d e n ! a b b r w l a l a .P u t y o u r
' J i n - ~ t i c m m
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THANK You
nmmmn TIME TABLE1
Chicago l North Waltenz
T n l m B u t
4:40 p. rn. Daily
10:43 a. m. Ddly.
' I h i m W u !
8:45 1. m. Daily.4
2:50 p. m. Daily.
c. sa. P. H. A (L 0
Tu tu Na d i :
1:20 a. m. Daily Except Sunday.
2:00 pu m. Daily Except Sunday.0:65 p. m. Daily Exclpt §llndly
8:80 s. m. Sunday Only
Trains South
12:50 p. ni. Daily Except Sundny.
9:25 |. m. Duily Except Sunday
6:28 p. ln. Daily
(o)
o'H.\NmN, MAI-mn l
OTIANLON
Atzomeys-|011
Oflka in sne Blnk Building
-
Ffoorlnc for old rumsmre.Blu r
Pharmaey.
Get y our campaign card: at this
office.We can do the job righl.
Host of the Blair phyaicims were in
Omaha last Tuesday attending a con-
ventiora.
The Home Bakery can furnish you
drnost anything in the baking line on
abort order. Their Blue Ribbon bread
can't be beaten. Once a matomer, al-
ylrn a c ustomer.6-tt
Sevard people from here were iq
Omaha ihe tint of the week attending
the District Conference of the u. E.
church.Some good addreseea were
made and everybody enjoyed them-
lelves to the furat extent.
\
'ms W EEK LY MARK ET RE ?0 RT
Hens
Rooster!
E m
Butter-fat
Corn
Whéut
Oat:
Barlay
HW #
Cattle
_ . z o
:14
.ls
.28
. u h
1.17
.29
s 10.30
w o
||T l u s l s t h e
amlly Shoe Store
'l'hers'| many u hmily in this rkhily, L\\|\ nenr thinkui buying nr looking for Shoes eisvwhen.
There! | reuon lor ¢J|Ls.We've hem mud long and
we'va been uened often. md our neon! :hon um
Sweet Corn Acreage
AT
$7.00-SEVEN uopms-$1.00
PER TON
Contract-s are homing in but we can want,
more.
We need about 100 acres more for grow-
ing Country Gentleman at |B.00 per_¢on.Our
Seed is Fine.
£00 .
Licensed Embdmer
Fianerld Directnr
HA GGA RD 1 UNRUH
Courtesy ~'Simplicity
QUALITY FIRST
REASONABLE PRICES
(0)
me I ::
N A T I O N S
may as-21, 1922
Ju n o 3 0 , - J u l y 1 , 1 9 2 2 .
Au g u s t 4 - 5 , 1 9 2 2 .
M a b e l J . H a n h ,
00 1, nt y S u p e r i n t b n d e n
WWE NEVER BEENFOUNDWAITING
W e still have about 60 ucru oi gqod
Bottom Land which we will rent
in smg.1]_tracts for growing
Sweet Corn.
Blair Canning Compang
C. 0, Dawson. General Manager.
H. L. Morris. Factdry Manager.
Bell Phong 82.Ind. Phone 94
Come In and ms n 0yer
B..The lg Store
The 0ld Reliable
Exsello cm Flour, ready mind, ssc pwnge, »p¢¢m_1o¢
|5¢zs¢55:we
10 lb. B II'5 lb . Br own ~ $ .11
10 lb. whine p er mils lb. W hile per pail
~$<Sk
Hinenx Sweet Piaklel. lwu dozen ._
`Dill Plc lggs, ~ rpec inl per dw"-
\
Hum Gmdflther ddvu In Baby-one and all coma
here to utkfy thdr every Footwear wut.People ue connantly thlng to thll Shoe Store.B yon'1l take | look at our Shun, whur rou'|1 ns,
In a melsun. why no muy home: make thh the Family
Shoe Store.We're uready to show u, to sell.'
THE BLAIR SHOE C0.
;
street.Mr. Huddieieon il plintlnz and
rexmp erlng tha ph nza so itwillbo iu
flrsbclass shape by the time Hn. San-
dqljson get: here.
Hhs Bbtty Noble sceo.mp|.nied R.
F. Reynolda home to Tecumleh for n
1r¢e!r's vidt with his little daughter.
I u \.||1 u
da y to a m en ~ ih e M ed i c a l A s so e i n ti o n .
On last Saturday. A951 22. Judge
Debel granted a license to wed and
pefformed the ceremony. th .mntneb
.,;
Thane school district,was ;very
azreenble wier at The Enterprise of-
fice yesterday.
The I. 0. O. F. eelebnla ln anni-
versary in lodge clrclaa this honing inwhich event the Rebekah: participate
by bringing boxes.
Henry Su, who hu been laid up
with the rheumstitm in his knee ainoe
last October was able zo nf. up town
the iirlt of tho week.
Mr. and Mn. A. J. Crnickshank and
daughter, Hrs. Sherry Moore were
guests at the A. J. Lnuro home on
Thursday of llBl. week.
"r11'J1mi¢¢ of the In sm neighbor-
hood wlil hold a dress form demon-
stration at the George Stanley home
B. R o dm an of t h is c i ty , vis i te d i n Bl z li r
t h e fo r e p a r t o f t h e w e e k .M r . R o d -
ma n r e a i d e a i n O m a h a .
H e n r y B i u n k a p p e a r e d b e fo r e P o l i c e
Ju d g e C h a m b e r :M o n d a y m o r n i n g
ch a r ge d w it h ge t t i ng t o o m u ch " m o- o n »
ah l n e . "H e d r e w $ 1 0 . 2 5 .
P . M . W i l c o x a n d W . H . E p l i n g r e -
t u r n e d a f e w d a y s 4 3 3 f r o m Ii l i n o i a
w h e n t h e y w e n t s o m e t i m e b a c k t o
vi s i t ol d fr ic n d a a nd r e l at i ve s .
F r a n k Je n k i n s h a d n p r e s e n t o f a
F o r t !r o a d n e r f r o m t h e N o u r a e O i l
C o m p a n y a s a p r e m i u m fo r b e i n ; h i g h
m a n i n h i s t e r r i t o r y i n t h e o i l s e l i i n g
g a m e .
M r . a n d M r s . C h u . H a n s e n , o f t h e
" H o m e B a k e r y "e n t e r t a i n e d a H r .
5 P | 3 | ¥ 1 ¢ T» a j e y r e l e r o f F r e m o n t a n d
I
Clarence also of Los Angeles.Mrs.
Msry Pyles of Harman is a Iister.
The announcement of the engage-
m e n t o f M i s s R u t h M e a d o f A n a h e i m ,
The hdiea of the Congregational
present.
Tha lots nat to Mn. S. E. Evans
home on Linc oln street next to the
city JUL are being put in shape by
the Chamber of Commerce for a tennis
court.'Pro y ears mo the Chunber
had thc grounds plowed up for a :hh
a aller at The Enterprise office this
morning.John 'rss n Ionfoer employe
of The Enterprise. n good printer and
a real gentlunan mil the way through.
_We are alwoya glad to meet him md
he is n most welcome guest at ourdomiale.'
.a |l
lchaal work ihil year on account of
J .*
M b d e t t a W o o d r o u g h b o t h o f O m a
h a , N e b r .
.| "
1 " 1 l: - IChrisRasmussennnzflmily left
Tuesdny morning for Lon Angeles,
Cal. when thgy intend zo realda. They
hzve been living in the will Smith
hou.|eon wut Colfax.
DPT J. Sanderson hu féma the
9 .. . ...
going in c an to DeSoto where they
ate s picnic supper last Tuesday aven-
ing.
Mrs. Alta Wmin1\'1igl1t his returned
from a wln| .er'|sojourn in Lincoln
and has opened up her home and will
occupy same during the summer
of Fremont
The nutber of the oppiication for
citizennhlp of Henry PIu!8"¢|Chris-
tian L¢|zb\¢'4d and Peter Hilgenhmp
will be heard by the district court on
the second Monday in May.
D r . a n d M m G. A . m m m m e
Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Stewart llid uid:
the cares and worries of the doy'a.nd
tho Bible nays the world will get~ will be glad to vlsitlwone he ~nn e r seen i t gg
l"| '°°'" of mil men and leduoen M-
Mead of this c ity to Mr. John Mc -
Lauchlnn of Lon Angeles, Calif., has
been rtceived here by relatives of Miss
Mend-Min Head went out to Cadi-
fornh about two years ago and evidently liku the west well endugh lo
take up her nbode there.She plans
h ~ n b i e f o r ~ n s s o t h e pl nc e
w a s n e ve r u s e d
.1
arrived Tut week.Since she was a
Mrs. P. J. Flynn, of Benson,Mrs.
James Candy of-.Blnir,Mn."Clau.
Esther Llunn of Tehmnh were mar-
ricdian Fridayandtha DeSoto;ieo-
ple took occasion to give them a real
melebnation on Monday night.The
lady is the pianist in the Mc Cardle
anzrhestm Mr MeCnnile and Walter
.Allen are farming Une old M:Phersc11
farm at De Soto.The Enterprise em-
tends tongratulations to the happy
couple.
Little Margaret J enkins, daughter
Mn last Tueuday evening in the bue-
ment of the church :nd fed a mob of
hungry people.These supper:are
growing in popularity these times and
the Indies sure know how to dish up
thu ents.
Word was ncelvd by relatives here
of the serious illness and death of Mm
An Dixon, Sr., of lm Angeles,Cal.
on lui. Sunday.Her daughter, Mrs.
Asn Dixon, Jr..went out th an on
We Feel Sire
sl ur ability to handle your banklng
buslnz n to your ntlsfactlon.W e
s h lilb e glad o l an opportunlty xo
lnlk with you.
FA RME RS S TA TE B ANK
BL A IR, NE B RAS K A
proud poueuor of a new piano, which
Kuhn'| Ph ahl wi!! plan y ou.
Rnd the uh in The Enterprise.
I2. B. Redfield hu it agnin.Want.
fishing yesterday.
For Sale-Pure Bred Ron Comb
Rhode Inland ultinga $1.00 for 25.
Hrs. G. A. Lnngltlff
Chu. Ron hu nnhingled bil haunt
and :nada other auhdry improvamenu.
Mrs.Loo Smith entertained Cal
houn nad. Omaha. friends at her home
on lm Sunday.
Hr.Hitehel Rode! hu been ver?
ill with pneumonia. but is new on the
:mul to noonry .
Properly owners are busy these
¢no~»of~»~o-1 H' -l l--l l-~ l-»l l--l l.l l.-1-1
BLAIR BRIEFS--Local and Personal
» ¢ u u c o v o < a o ¢ ~ u u o u v ° 0 u e ~ a v o o o u . \ ¢ , » ¢ v u ¢
The Enterprise prints sale bllll.Kumfa Phollocwill nlluo you.
Kuhn'|photon lrlll plans yon.Let ul do your job work for you.
Come in and no our vmll P\P0¥~Und anne you will use nu other.
Priced rlybl.Blair Phnrmuy.Sherwin-Wlllhml paint
mm Phlrmuy.E. n. Hnggud, smderuker.Phonenn Ben 121.ma. can nn u E. n Huggud, undaruker.Phonemu m mmm or u m m span B°"'2'~'"d~°°"""°°-u
T'hursdly of lm. week with home Ku! Chistenaen ls havin(1 new
folks.nl'un,\mllt an his lot on westGnn|
m m .Danna xt E. 0!l.'» Hall. Bennington,Nebr.. Saturday, my a Dm Des-Immlx olleringthoaegwdntnw-
Hrs. Herman Shields of Omnhs is
at the home of Frank Simpson helping
care for har Eittle grand daughter,
Louella Simpson, who his bmnc hili
pneumnnil.
Alvin 1Iuddleson u!Omaha spent
Wedneday in Blair, taking up some
tho south and ol Third attest, hal a
new set of railing: placed along the
sidea ..
The Blair Home Bakery can fur-
nish you with the boat of pastry when
company cornea or for apacial ocoa-
aions.°,B-tt
Will do dl kinda of carpenter work
nt dght prices.Goo. R. Johnson.
(08 Boat Colfax street..Boll phono
Aah 1292.12-4:
Pau!Potenori of Omaha,but a
former ruident of this city . tru in
Blair laat Tueaday.Paul ia still in
the real estate game.s
Aztliur Rowe purchased a Gary ton
truck last turday of the Arndt
Hardware.a a real truck and the
young man can well be proud of it.
The Literary Society of the high
tid;-ing 11v'in general.
Mr. and Mn .J une:Cmlckxhmk
went down to Orrmlu lltt Sundxy and
are viaitlni ,1welutivcs.
Miss llargaret Robertson, who is
teaching' the Money school, is Ill and
Misa Rosalie Foley is tuching in her
atclul.,
Enrnut Brock, accompanied by his
friend. Misa Margaret Roberts, of Co-
Iumhun, npont Sunday at the A.R.
Brook homo.
I
or Black 53.Mn . A n n a C o o k He r ti n i n u k i n g eweek's vacation from her duties 0|X3-2t \Hymn Ratzinger.
deputy county clerk.|Mrs.Funk Jenkins hu been con-
fined to her home with the 31ippe butThere are some new ideas in bakery 1 is now better.
goods at the Home Bakery.Comein
and try the Rolll, Cakes, Pies and Mr. Oscar Hansen from down near
Bread.6-tl the German hall was a. Blair business
:eller last Tuesday.Mrs. S. W. Chambers went down toGeneva last Friday expecting to visit!Mr. and Mn .Peter Soli retumed
for a. week or so with her mother who from Scribner Wednesday where ghgy
reniriei there.have been viailing neiatirea.
I I |
' I one-eleven~
noIn a new package :har fits uw pocket-
Ar.a price :har _ms :ne p¢¢w-b¢»&-The .same unmatclled blend 07
Tunnsu. VIRGINIAma .BzmurrTobaows
,¢~........n»»¢',.»¢.....:».¢.,,_§=*m Pum a#-
pe n ni e s a n d d i m e s a n d w a r s a vi n g s
s t a m p s , l o o k i n g f o r i vu vd t o t h i s g l a d
d a y a n d n e w t b a t a h e h u b u g u n i o
ta ke m u si c l es so n s he r j oy l l c om p le te .
W e w h h t h e i i t t l e l a d y m a n y h a p p y
a n d p r u f i u b l a h o u r s w i t h h e r n e w
posses sion.
- _ n _ --.
Dr.Earl Brooks of Lincoln came
up from Omahn Tuesday evening to
visit his parentvin-law, Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. L-mtry.Dr. Brooks had bcen
attending the Medical Auocjation in
\| ;l lh i s a c r q g a l n W e l m t f vi l l e i n s e t m i t
|
Nates br the Pastor.
Once more--Why will people jump
at cc nc lluiond Why do men inchthat God in defeated, men pfofeuing
to bl Christians? The \vHt.er may un-
\I s
M snug; umm
Fa! Cattla 15c and 25c Higher.
Yearltfags at $8.50.
-n
HIIE Pauzfs mf nnvmct
.1 ~Ltbc nl Rwflpu of Sheep and Lambs
Rnd |flllction In the |larklt»-
Vtiutl 51251: sf!-Waolsd Llflibl.
$15.75. Spring Limbo; $16.75.
.Union Stock Yards, Omatu, April 27.t m 'II|rrl\ was at umdernte run ut
cattle Wedna-ldny. about 4.mo had and
tridt' was active at a zzz; 2'rc ldvlnotBeltyoarilngubrought$8.50.Cow
ltufr was :bio nctlve and hlgbrr and
there was l R006 dmnnnd and a strong
mnrlret for alotkrrs and feodwnt.Quotauons on vnltte:-{.'|mlt~e toprimetrnweg,$8.40@8.T5:` good I0
cholre tieevn., $T.D008.35; Intl to |t00'i
hooves,$7.2'$0I.85:common to fair
heave3,$0.75U7.2.5;good to clmol-reyenrtlmzs.$7.8.'»U8.50 fnlr to :ood
yearllngl, $1.2107.B5:wmmon to fatryearlhlgs. $¢141lD0'!.2."i: :Bod to ftzoltl
helfrri. rr..moms: fulr tu good heir
Prl. mm07.23: ohnlro _jo prime ¢.01\'l.$8.1f»0o.75; ¢°0l| to choice cows. :sm
oazo;.thtr to gootl cowl.$5.000
s m :rotten,;a.1zso4.r=o:Cannon3'Ul103.!>0; lwef and tluldterhuilu,$-1.25
own lmlogna butll. $1a0o4.zs: mt
galsen. 8t10091J.00: Iwi! to choice fordm. 8'|.250T.85; mir to good feeden.
$0.83¢T.23; common to fntr Imwera,
" ' -OSlil: £0011 to rholrv. slottorn,
$7 |:|| ur l|:*: mir to ww stnckertt. $6.159725: common to fatFWrrackers. $11.00
9015: stork lwifrrn $4..'ttl¢6.£\0; utofnt
toil. $35005.2-5: stuck' tgihol, $5.31
08.00. 4
Hum sell 1091 Hlghn.
Some 9,700 hogs showed up WednesGl: and found a ready ante nt prion
100 150 hnttler than Tuvsdly.Tops
brought H016 and bulk of the trmnnx
was at 81185910.10 qr only sllgtatly
Iower than It week nm
Limb Prloti Rulul Lower.
Receipts of sht-ep ind lnlnbl were
ttberat,about I8.500 'ht'ml.and tb l
mnrket was I5025c tower than at th#
but lllfli' Tundly .Wanted lllmtul mln
up to $15.75 and California aprlnllambs brought $16.73.
Quotations on shun and lumbar--Pnt lambs,good to dialer. 315.000
!I§.15; fat lambs; (ltr to xwd. $141300as m;cllppud lambs,$12.r»o011.w;
shearing lambs.¢1s.r.'so14.15;feeder
lamblh :ood tn ¢hoior. 8l8.000l3.?5:mil lambs, $10.G]¢l2.00§ 'fat fvnrtlngi
light,$l2.i'»00t3.50:fmt 5earltngl
tlelvr. $0.50-62050; fat tnrthefrlt, $9.00
012110:fat twwl.light, $0.0009.m:
fat Mtroi. hoary .-$B.(l)09.II1.lhnrtlwrn Vclrllnqa From Nahawtn
801| at Omaha Wadnnday, nw.r.. 1I¢B¢numauer, Nehauricn. toppfd
1'ledlre1utny'e\ market with n loud ot
ton;rutrltmr Shorthom storm thatavengedwa s pounds and wld as
$8.50.HP lim marketed three rom\u~nlrtng 1,33 pounds nt sam.An
(ho rattle In the a3t|t|1ute|\t iron- of hisown maint.The turd nl' cattle' Mr
"ohonmker now owns was fottttdrd lu
his futher :unto 30 rean aan. and IJ)
mretut hrmding has been tmtlt up te
a very high standard.
i I I
YOUR MAIL IS DELA'{£D
AT 0FFiCE OF gE;_iVE3y
1 _ | - u h _
The Dhd Lauer Umm ma ben: In
existence wer slave m n Franklin:tuned our postal unlce.E1en than
pmplt addressed mail lo Hr. EzekielBmilheri,"Alianile Cont."a m ex
pected Ben to know just when Zekelived.1
.Pefrhapa they Ind Zeta'|.ldGre|| Inletters up in the zarrcl. maybe a chat
full of 'em. but !l|¢n It will ruler tnle! Ben hunt Zeke.Today people are
nddnulng tellers lu Juhn Smlrh. NewYorkNY., or Chlrago, III., thinking
Undo Sam cab Ionic lllm. which in
just as Incompla-te as was ?eke'| nddresu of yarn.Tha Porlcflloc Depart
ment nk: you in put tha number and: t in the sddrou.H Imp: you.
Whesnoinmfgaha
Hotel Conant
Hotel Sanford
Hotel Henshaw
Oa r n m md n n o l i i y n u u h l r d a l ln gu b ut o f th an b omb.Gu an ma ymv at my a na ol umm with me u-mnn n al nc alvlng ho uo ltu lu a mdcorurteantnaxxncxn.
CONANT HOTEL COMPANY
N o C H A N C E
W h a t c l u n c e .w o u l d S i r W x l t e r
R a l i e g h h u e t h e s e d a y s w i t h e ve r y -
b o d y w e a r i n g g c l o l h e s ?
1 I a
S C I E N C E : w r t :
C d i f o r n i l g r o w s m o r e l e m o n s t h l n
a n y o t h a * a n t e e n c r y p t . t h i s s t a t s o f
m m t r l m o n y .3,
4 ll l l r f i l f e w i t h n o b u n k a c c o u n t i s
li k e b u y i ng a s h i g h p r i c s d c ar o n p a y -
me n t s .T h e d a m l h i n f l l l i k e l y b e
b u s t e d u p 'f u n t h e o b l ¥ 5 L i o n | a n a l l
a n o e i e d .
0 n |
S O M E T H I N G F D R N O T H I N G
P a tw e n tt n a d m g g i z ttu g o ta n
erupt? hottie.Seiading one that ans-
wtred tho purpose, he nked:
" H o w m u c h T "
" W e l l , " s a i d t h e c l e r k , " i f y o u w a n t
t h e e m p t y b o t t l e i t 'Il b e fi ve e m u .
b u t i f y o u h a ve s o m e t h i n g p u t i n t o i t
w e \ r o n 't c a n y t h i n g f o r t h ebo t t l e . "'
" S u n ,t i u | . '|h i r e n o u g h , ": d d
Pat.." P u t i n n c o r k . " - - T h e W a l t e r n
F r u i t J a b b e r .
l
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T!| ¢ebonmapmhom|i.h.¢£¢rr1Zhrys»qulby~ded~dA~I0U|
$950,000 of Telephone Property
Lost in a Night
.'Ure c hilly afternoon of April 10th a light
ngmbeganto fall over s strip nesrl s hundredmiles wide. from southwestern Niinnesots to
southwestern Nebrnslm..s
As evening cnrne on th e ra in b ea n to
fri-to as it fell on the tdephone wires.efore
mfdmiht the wires in msnyéizcu were coated
wich ic e nearly an inch k.Under the
wight of the ic e. anc i whipped by a rising
wind. mile after mile oi teiephone pda and
wires swayed back md forth and then crashed
to the ground.
A f u i 0 °4 .Ithe stag: shunts hZ°f°°iT'§'£f..'§',1.u1==rom
26,904 miles of win out of servic e
21,200 poles broken down or destroyed
71 exc ha nges in the sto rm sro:
$950,000 property ioss
Nearly dl of the lon; distance lines dem-
sgd by the storm iuve been restored by moto
than 1.200 telephone nepmirrnen who iuve beg?
on the iob c onstantly since the storm.A n d
in those cues where ihe local lines were dun-
Qhmd. the repair work is going forward as rap-
'y s si ti sp os si ble to do so .
It is s msns size job to reset more :hm
20,000 poles. to resttseh the erosssrms and
wires to them. and to re-establish communica-
tion over telephone wires :lm if extended in
s sinde line wodd resc h more than around
the world.
W u k :la shankour e..I=.,.....'fZ'..,.»..I2?e"i'»ae- nl 'onop¢sti¢mw|:hwhiehyoulnnlhsgmsvddsblu inlenlrptioodnrvs..n.ndwe won! ur u rw y o-II ~
we vo antohwrythsreopeningdoommlnieniion.
r\r
iiolmmesrmn Bm a ~Truruous Connor:
H u w d o h m e s p n 1 t h e P o s t a l C l e r k
lo k n o w u r h o t h er y n l l l m o a n T r l n l d l d .
C a l l fn r u l n n r Tr l n l n l n d . G u l n r a d o i
A I. W | \ '¢ ' 8 g | » l I] |O U T ' r i m N A M E
O F T m :B T¢ \ Tl I l x z f u m . I N ' r m - :
A U D I IB S ' l .
.%~»i~» ~~f af.
HERE COMES A smncem
" M o n s a u s m e s s
Hs a o v e a u m e u f '
Th i s a p t p h r a s e w a s u s e d l n P r e s i
d e m H a r d i n g ?Ar s!mess age z o C r u
gr e l l n m ! l p p l l e g p n ri l vu l n r l y !n p n a l u l
ma n a g e m e n t w h o r e ;m|t m|| lll* 1*l n n -
b e l a g im pr es se d w i t h i b n f a n l l u l
i h r y a r e mn n a ge r a n f l o r a l b m n r l n u
o r l h l b l s z u l h u n l n e u i n t h e w o r l d .
IA F : ma k e o ur p o s t o m c e l o o k n e n t .
hM r .l'oa t ma m ~r .S l r a l t h l e n u p t ll
m f n l I n t e r b o t .M r .P u m e r .Tl d x
u p some,M r .R u r a l Gu r r l a r .F i r a :
n n a l o n l a r e Ia s l l u x M a y b e l t ri m pSt ra ng er ,t i k l n g no t ic e o f Il a fi e Im
1p r o r e m e n l l . w i l l r o m e b a r k . h r l n x n a
n sy o u b e n e d t l .S t u r t t h e s e w l l h m s
HUMANIZING THE
POSTAL SERVICE
"There Ll UL unimportant ptrMIn 0
part af our lervlve.ll is u lntnl n:
human unllu and thrlr C00P'l!|$lI|\|ll 1the Roy lo its mwren.ln its Iam
annlylls. pollnl duzlmr are nrvmnmndntlnns perfnnnod fm nu'r nelglulmn
10.IU
Ir a t h e r t h a n a s a lnlredl w w l c e p e r
fo r m e d fo r a n n b ! m i c e e m p l n y e r . " -
Pu s t m u l e r G e n e r al H u b e r t W o r k . .
msm IMPRUVEMENT
WEEK ssmsfnvsn
May 1 Seeslnau9uratedFlrs!
.General Campaign ol
Kind in Service.
Wunout the Foam) Bervlee. baldnesswould ungulm In a au. :nd be ll |
sllntlsllll In | week.Public oplnlnu
vmutd me of dry n-1.Becllnnll hllred
or prejudlm only umuld nourllh. md
nurmw-mludednux mme.
| \ Il th e mann annmxn hunlnus
ln the vmrhl and n mme: nnrer lo thu
Iunervuwn lnleratn of | lfnter num
ber bl men ami women thin any nzher
lmulnuxhm on en-un Nu p r i n t s n w
gllra llnnt.
"P o st a l i m p r q ve m a n t W e a k 'h u
been ao ! for May l. hy th e l '=» atu 1as 1er
Ge ne r al .Th i s i s t h e u rs : g e n er a l m m
ps i g n n f l l ; l s l nd In t h e P o st a l S e r vi c e
fo r s m e r a l d e m d m .B u a i n e u m e n
.I .
m a n y I I N !M ofs nn o r t h a g p i y ;n o
c h u r r h rea ch es In l n s o m a n y s o u l s
Gu t t e rs a n m a n y p u l l e l , h a s s n m a n y
corner of envolopa (not on ihl back)
n .lh a ma l l . n e a n ps p r r u, m nz l o n p l r l ur e s .
a d ve r l l a f r l a n d t h e e n t i r e or g a n i z a
ti o n o f : m o o n p o s t a l w n r ke n a r e i n b e
en l i s t e d l n n h l : c ou n t r y w l d o r a m p a l g n
o f In n- r cs !In po s ta l Im p r o ve m e n t ;Y o u r h e l p l a vi t a l .A d d r o n y o u r l o t .
u n pl a i n l y w i t h p a n u r t y p c w r l t l r .
G i ve a ve c !ad d r na . .S p e l l o u t n u m
e f B u t e , d e n ! a b b r w l a l a .P u t y o u r
dropping In the mall to eee If It Ie
properly eddreeeed.Thle can In the
use of the melle ll for your benellt and
epeede up the dispatch end deliveryof meh matter.
if you have any complaints of poor
eervlce make them to your postmaster.He hee instructions to investigate them
end report to the department.
I t n i c k :i n h u m a n r e h t i o n s l i k e
P u t i n : t a m p a n n l e t t e n .T h e
P O S T O F F I C E ' D E P A R T M E N T e x
pe c t s i t t o bo u s e d b y i ts 9 o s t m u t e r s
a n d em p l o y e e s i n d e a l i n g w i t h t h e
pu b l i c .
H e l p t h e m i n i t s u a b e g i n n i n g
wi s h P O S T A L I M P R O V E M E N T
».\1<:|=.:|<_.n»y lB. 1922.
THANK You
som# A. amount-rs.Publillu
xsslmo nérexr nwason
Pric e Per You Il.5
Entered u sec onddue matter 1
lo poetoffiee at Hlnir, Nob.. undo
¢»Aum' c ae¢re g_aof lhnhB, 1a'=t
, _ . ... . . . . . . . . _-
Dicken'a deuxtltjqn of usefulnesl
"Noone ll us-oiea tn this wodd 'lb
iighmu the burden of lt to my on
die."
The curriculum of life is rlch Bu
you anno! get the A. B. degree un
I o n you "plug"for .it qrounell
"8nitehln;"in class will never ge
ron wrovxh
We note that our neighboring tom
of Fremont In olferlng bounty on thi
oostructlon of nu and the city clerl
is kept bony enume:-ating the tail! on
the rodeatsbroughtlnupnoofof tht
killlng.Rally not a bed | vhs
not do liitewiw In "fh t ti m
the cou.nl§r|, h over.or to ou:
genial city -keeper.'Wouldn'1
that be fun!
The pdce of fum produce has noth
lqg to do with the red flnu netivitieu
these dey ;Every former in tht
county te making use of all the du'
light out nature h u provided und
oooh men of them i l hoping thoi
prices uri!! be M111=li°d either by nil
lng the px-lee of the produce or the
lowering of thou qommoditiee U m
o n forced to buy by the lmrvee1
a n o n .
There le nothing more disagreeable
nor o! gmenter hindrance lo boldness
'Hun the profession!! deed beet who
puts In his time :vine from one busi
ness lim to uaothq gettin; c redit
and 'refusing to ply.Such e men
lltodd not be recognized in deeqi
lodety.There is much more respect
due the hold-up nun who sw out
with a nn and demands your mime;-.
You, et hut. hue e nghtinl chance
with him md with this other c hu
you ue helploll.The tnerchanfe oi
Blulr roeently hue formed in orguni
elticm immnm as "The Me mhmu
Credit Allodation" which will ve n
line up on this :im and men
1rhobolt|lbil.|,_@lbekna\rntoerery
merelunt and 'ittduaed.No num
who \f_1ehe| to can afford to
lm a m ma n ma im these organi
sations the deed but vm be forreted
. ;_. I i ._. . |_ - L _ _ \L \ _ - . . _ . .
f\§¢"
ma TE
n
I
93|_| A ;.;~B1a; Q na gllaw ;.§..;».~.».'c~~:N m 2 \1FJ:'I-an com. sfaucz
The c od ctriko u attracting butHula ittontion.~Comin| al it does at
a parlor! Whitt tha consumption ls HIM.
the public il tudalmg $1.3 thumbs in
dc dsion at the supposed dire dnt
It would work.
Not only in this tmc, but than u at
the present time morg cod being
minc dthmthc rcic adomandfc r. The
buying public il doo out on strike and
i ti n a n d h a a a g o o d z i lh tto o x p o c t
lower prkos for this commodity. But
these lou-or prices om novel be nt-
talnod by s tower mine prion of coal.
tmc it would help but in order to xv
back to »==r1-bin: like pro-war pricel
tho mild rnultporno through thc coqt
of Irdflmt.Frdfht is the big itlrp
of expense and in every can amounts
tomonthgn thaooltof thc eoal.For
instancc, western cold Uzst is selling
at fron $3.50 to $5.00 at the mine is
baring a freight nm of from $5.60
'IO $1.00 per ton.The some eoadltion
\» imc of Iliinois ml ami in fm all
cod med in this section.
Tha solution, ihenfore, for chelpor
cool u in rc dttced freight rm.Cln
this be hoped for?Not with the pn-
ant lrudiifcrunce of tha public om. the
subject.If the public naily want.:
cheaper htel the freight quoztlon must
he mum sm! when the qiuuon be-
comes ltmn g enough thc reduction
will come.
THE NA TURA L POSITION
Photognpher {tzking a picture of
a mm and his son):"Young mm. it
wou ld loo k ww i f y ou * qu id p ut
your hind on your 1athar'| lhouldu.*
Father:"l bca y our wrdon. slr;
it would be more natural if ho puthis hind in my pq¢kg1;"_Eg_
n |'
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ns
PM
STRATEGY
||T l u s l s t h e
amlly Shoe Store
'l'hers'| many u hmily in this rkhily, L\\|\ nenr thinkui buying nr looking for Shoes eisvwhen.
There! | reuon lor ¢J|Ls.We've hem mud long and
we'va been uened often. md our neon! :hon um
WWE NEVER BEENFOUNDWAITING
Hum Gmdflther ddvu In Baby-one and all coma
here to utkfy thdr every Footwear wut.People ue connantly thlng to thll Shoe Store.B yon'1l take | look at our Shun, whur rou'|1 ns,
In a melsun. why no muy home: make thh the Family
Shoe Store.We're uready to show u, to sell.'
THE BLAIR SHOE C0.
H e n r y U m m m re tu rn e d t h e l a u e r u n : w o r n a n d l r o q e , c u z : m s n m a d ep a r t o f h a t w e e k f r o m U u r e n p a m f p l a i n I n t h e 91 h ve r s e o f t h e s u n s '
l a w n ,n t e i e h e : p m t s e v e n !d a ? 6 c h a p t e r .O n c e m o r e - G o d i n n o t d e - I
a t t e n d i n g t h q m l 1 l n n u a l I o w a D i s t .fe a t e d , a n d e ve r y s t u d e n t o f h i s t o r y ;
soon WITH (i-A-SThn|SdmM=hmenwan¢toehnnh.Hunch clutching tightly the penny ha
intended ha contribute when the plum
' r u pulsed.Comtamation rdgm-d
when the minister announced that this
putkuhr sunday an eifnrt 'na tc be
minds to mln the mortgage, md uked
nary member of the congregation to
mah a subthnlid o3¢riqg.
During the prayer the Seats held 1
vhispend eontullation u ln the solu-
tion of lhdr dilemm, and relchod a
satisfactory dodslon.
One hinted and the other two enr-
ym hhn cubéTbe Am-erknn Lngion
lin uxssoc nuon.vx c o urse no n w»muw| me wonu u nu m: oe uer.|his old mnle. Felix Bisy ar, who is do not my reader of hlxwry,bm u.u~
studying chlropnztlc md u Henry r¢-fdnm.n I1 true, men know more now
.";:i'°; ',"m2;1. ;"'i,.;':° '.. ": ;:" ;i, ; ::: ," .,, °;; 1. ~v: .:. ;" ::' .: ;.: ,:; :, 21 2;
|folks.Henry nyi the whole though! slbly more dlrlng.Slavery ll oer-
u-! the convention this yen wu hovmhmwn. me u l w n pavrvr nnlghuny
'lo reduce um ln utlnfy pntmnl lml battered up, and new we are trying ln
_ur the same time break even and keep!on§eL how w nuke nr.Yu this ls
heads nbnve wller.Thi! ueml uv be n nut day in whic h la llve, u good§u.. ery 1; all convenzionn af whole~fdly» .Thuak God, the world ls selling
I
s
ulen Ind mtdlm md dw public will b¢¢¥»Cl'¢ and the uhmm' howluu mgbe gm when nn problem la wlved.lsared nlfl.
The only sensible, sanitary ~
method.Cheaper than any
other way.
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BLAIR.NEBRASKA
;la
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l .Weekly.
le_;..-
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m m m
Grape-Nuvahelpabuild lthw w - g hoontsinsthefullrichm l whaetandmahpdbsr-
ky, including the vital mineral
elmnumwitlnxtwhkhthehodymnozbefmxymmmed.Grupo-
.`..,,.. ..those whocan no meet life's situa-tions well prepared in beldth.Order Grlpe-Nuts from yourgrocer todny.Try it with enum
ormhk furhnmkfast or hmch, nr
msda imc n delighiful pudding
for dinner.~
Gripe-Nuts-the Body Builder
"Th|'n'| a Rlalou"
ma br num c-ml cm lm., emu ou. ma.
= Mr. Jenkins Took a Cracked
~Club To 'Tame Lions .
s ~ | ~~ ~~ ~The exhibition ~ rathm' h¢¢ny_Itma 5 sad any fi '§ff."'}'ZnfZ§£'.n for
want of propa mn in getting ready.
Mnnyamanwhohasbudnnssstodoand
nlivingtomaksandajobmillhascnn-lesahovwhefeedshiabodyBMr._]enki!u
wnslnpickingouzadub.
Somefoodsnntooheavymaneantnosmf¢:hy,nmnyla¢:knecs-umm and so starve theM U\,°¢y-.ngmmymgdmggyggqn
Nuudigasuquicklyandwholo-
aomdy.s g #widz cream o r
t aoomplete -
a kpundda li c hmm'
if ~'
i! i
I n ~ s
there are c
ANITARYwaJlsareessen~
walls may be the agus; o
Whgalake a risk when |!.u »»
Ala stind wallsv-|:>eau!1f\|1. =
solulely sanitary.
'1 r ri 3' I
[Iuka~ of ~aLsom~¢ or
hued n:;xe3ecx 1:4:11 melts ~`
new Alnbastine ~ plooas.which ue gem: proof-walls inrugs md dnpaia--my tone of tinlute or fancy.
T°|>buinA|¢busin¢Je¢ywm|lmea . m » | » u r ¢ = x » m . . » a a a . ~
l>l'-klE~A!1i5e|\nelo|.ikY°\l'~-or d-===f-=f§° unvnnlplaof \}xe u-uly
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The Prlvilsguf Ones."The mlddle c kul nt dtlxemhlp
uaunlly has the lmrdnn time."n l d
1 t o n a ma nExaminecuelnily every bows MCAS'I'0B2A thlt famous old remedyfor :mm and chlldrw. and we :hu it
Bears use
Bignafire orm Un for Over so Yeireq.
Children Cry for Fletcher! Clstoril
O d d Coincidence .
A m r the N u r w hile hunt ing son-ve n l r a i n n d a w n e d vi l l a g e I n L o r -
ra i n e .1 fo u n d n bl l t fo l d .e vi d e n t l y
lout by n G e r m a n s o h l l e r , w ll h a p l | . \
t u r e ta k e n w m e w h e r o I n Il n e o t n
p a r k .In : l n fc r e g r m x m i w a s a g m .
a n d In t h e h u l s g r o u m l al t t i n g o n a
be nc h w e re my mo t he r a nd sl s le r . b ot h
l o o k i n ; o n . - C h i c a g o Jo u r n a l .
A n h u n
o r | Q u :
1 5 m u l
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h u m D u h l c u f o r A m m v u l e v e l i n g
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a t n e l e d b r n l a r g e n ¢ c k ; g f w o l ve s
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m l m n l l S u m vfd o n : h e e n g l n o a n d l n -
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l i d de fe nd e d th em se lves w l l h r l t l n
l a d r e e d ve r s .L i m : w u l vfe l w e r e r u n
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m y a n n :o f t h a C a n a d l a n g u n m -
m e a n - A d n r l b e m e n l .
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with the lplrll -uf uir emun andthrough cunodty.I always imngiued
that ensuing the bemrdnry lluo wokInc bqand the ilmlts at rlvillunon
#nm 'Nu H|.nl LaDd.° und nm. lhll
country lhoundni with brlll. ~°°genrnaou and olher wild gums. lmnimrdiaappmnrmenf shea 1 renrhal
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twvinz powers.Thla z did with rom-
plot! satisfaction.1 lm no t hr mln;an uns of land at Lowa farm. and
han raised crops of equal nlsse to lbspurdl-ll! price of the land on Irblch
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lupodor lu renlilly to any Inn!! thatI hue ner area. and I havl seen Iund
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t h e a ve n u e o f a p p r o a c h , t h e s t e m o f
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p r o b a b l y n b l t z a r b e r r y .N a t u r e c a n -
n o t h e fo o l e d fo r l o n g I n h e r d e vi c e s
fo r p r ot e c t i n g t h e re p r u d u ct l o n ot u r e .
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t h e b a r d o f t h e e d i t o r w h o a t r e a d -
i n g h i s m n n p t w i t h a d u b i o u s
a l r .
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h a ve m m e l i t e r a r y u l e n t . "
" Y e a "co n t in u e d t h e e d i t o r ,Ig n o r
i n g t h e In s t r e m n r k ," y o u m a k e a
pr e t t y e a pl u l ° n : a nd y o u r 'y 'n . ' w h i c h
n o m a n y p e o p l e s t u m b l e o ve r . I n n a
p e r fe c t s p e r l m e r u o t p e n m a u a h l p a s
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s p r i n k l e w l t h a u n t .H i k e I n n b m i Al m o nd M ac a r oo n a .
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fu n u t r a l n t u r t h e guidela rl n g .th e y
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t r u m a k i n g u n t h e r z e d l o o a j c u m e y
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the water from srhleh the areas ls:nthered is pure.for dlseasl genus
xather on suc h mm and ara a men-ace to tmslth.
Like mon :Non vegetables 1ren 1|better lervdi fresh than cooked,ss
much of the mineral matter is aumlved or changed by cooking.Crest
in particularly rich In mineral mnttsr,containing both sulphur and phos
phonts.it ls espec lsily good In an
sprint: an lt Is a stimulant to the apps-
']7»=1<1TcHEN
CABINET
Good Stores Sell Them!
There'ulmlnlnthhwwnwhoae11aKEY 0"'"'\"'¢'
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t h e co c on u t u t t e r It l a co ok ed a n d
c m l .B a r r e w i t h !l1¢'w h i t e ol't h e
e g ;be a te n st l r l a n d a li t t l e a u g u r
ad d e d , n n t n p .
s p l d t r C o m C l i n . - T a k e o n e a n d
o n e h a l t c u p ft l l l o f m a r m i l k , o n e h a l t
t e u p n u u f u l o f lo t la ," l i e a n d o n e
e i g h t h c u p fu l s o f c a m a u r a l .o u e h n l f
e u p fu l n f b r e a d t l o u r , t h r e e t e a s p o o n
fu l l u f h a l t i n g p o w d é f, u n a t a b le t p o c n -
fu l o t s u g a r . a n n t e l s p o o n fu l u f s a l t .
o n e e g g a n d o n e a m !u n e h a l l 'r u p
ful su o f m ll k.A l l : t h e d r y i n l l fvd l e n t l
to ge th er a n d th o u t u m In t h e w a r
mi l k ,mllzed ur l t h t h e l o d a a n d o m -
h a l f u f th e n n - e t m i l k .B e a t we l l .
sl i t ' i n t h e mr s . a e l l b e a ta n , a n d p u u r
i n t o a fr y i n g p a n m n l n i n i n g t w o t a b l e
up r u nn fu la u f m e l ts - d l l fll l l ll n l l G e n t l y
l d d thu-r e m a i n d e r o f t h e m i l k .b u t
d o n o t m r .H a k e l n 1 t i w d e r a t n o ve n
f o r t h i r t y m l u t t l vt .T o b e pe r fe c t l y
l u c c e l l f u l t h t :r a k e m u s t co n t a i n a
mm m - d l a y er i n t h e o e n t e f. Se r ve w i t h
m r r a n t je ll y.r
Ba k e d Ap p l e s w i t h Da to s .. -t \ 'a a!|
a n d c o m f o u r s m a l l n p p l m F l l l t h e
n m e r a w i t h s u g a r a n d t w o d a t s .
Ba h t - u n t i l t e n d e r a n d s o n s - w l t h a n e
h a l f c u p fu l Of r r r m u w h i p p e d a n d
nw r~ t lt t 1( 'd wi t h n l i t t l e l u g i r .
l ' -r ,Q
nh! hats for 20 years, and my 'u I
Ura' mek nm never hem found muun naw; thou mln hue the hal for
nothing."--Boston Transcript.
nr! the I!p| ~r *He mn and une for
nr butter. n duh at cayenne. the yolknl' an egg four cupfull nf white stock
tvhickeh preferred). u cunfnl ul rlch
mllk nr thin anasm, onehall' ¢eaopoon~ful of salt, a zmtlng of nutmeg and
'nf tq mme other fallow."u | result of them.
~c an u uolhlnl hu: mum md -ized common some.""' :n mu Too mall! P00910 do noreuu mink m fu nds noon dn uhm
ey.they In xhlnkinx.|.| wen.
0M r .J e n k i n s T o o k a Q r a c k e d
C l u b T o ' T a m e L z o n s .
' 'The exhrnium °°#°°.;.°~*f ~H. sad dZ',?'f.1 "ri ;Zm&°§s_.n for
wantcfpropamroingeningready.
Manyamanwhohnsbudnnssstodoandnlivingtomaksandajobmillhascnn-lesahovwhefeedshiabodyBMr._]enki!uwnslnpickingouzadub.
~ ~.InP* wh ~ ~
Somefoodsnntooheavymaneantnosmf¢:hy,nmnyla¢:knecs-asydamuxnmuisostuwthe
Nutldigesuquicklyandwholo-aomdy.Saved widz cream orgoodmilhltiaoompletefood-\,°¢y-.ngmmymgdmggyggqn a~kpundda!idous.'
um
\
llka he'd get zu ro ute:av :henand do ac . but Inn n:her tdh
qi I1-"-Klwiu City Star.
tlcklnd to so 1r1Lh 'em. bu~ 3113: at
prnenz I'1l hun to lay am."-Hanna
c m s m .
Mu To an wmmur an?
llf. Johnson Reilly Htd Good £1909
fer Hot .lolnlng Polos on Huntim' Robbtru
"Paw,"czcuedly ezclnlmed m u
Runt, "Zahn Yurley and a pun! dtaller: an out ln front.They any tht
hunk lt Tnmltnvillo Bu been mbblll.and they want y ou to mb y our an
and go with 'em to hunt me robbersl'*Td l 'c m rm mu d nbleond andpowerful sorry," replied Gap Johngou
ot Bumps: Ridge, "hut 1 aln't In nothan!to fine '|m.Gabe Gannon
dmppon Ina :pdl qc and '1o1r¢d muuh u wu g o ln g to h e mn r rtn d zh lsa i -
tcmoon zo the Wldder llcCorkendl1|l1ed Ilkl in barry my bu: hrltchel zo
wear daring me anecdote. and u I td!I'd`Jun about as noon deep rod" llnol.lh ¢h! ml. mn' em. An dy o urmni
u Jun aelrlng up £110 nhl; end at my
old ones what the man c an hnokldme br mlluko rar her nl! or nomo
lhins S0 :eu neu u n n u l l.Rant.
u u n k n o w n .gi w n be t t e r t a x tu r e z h un m e lt e d ch o s e -2 5 * " | "l i a r * "t h e m o v i n """=|S|
Sea son ing d o u b l e !t h e l t t t i t l l h a t o u t a .ju s t a n ' " ' " - a m i d ": h a m u r l
g m n w o o d .n r t ' n i c e a n d fl n r k .s
.
ve.-rtlaemenl.
F o r y o u r d a u ff a t e f l s a k e , u s e R o d
Cmu Ball Btue in the tnundry.Sho
will thu hue that dlinty . f¢i| ¢n:om-
.
m m m
Grape-Nuvahelpabuild lthw w - g hoontsinsthefullrichm l whaetandmahpdbsr-
ky, including the vital mineral
elmnumwitlnxtwhkhthehodymnozbefmxymmmed.Grupo-
.`..,,.. ..those whocan no meet life's situa-tions well prepared in beldth.Order Grlpe-Nuts from yourgrocer todny.Try it with enum
ormhk furhnmkfast or hmch, nr
msda imc n delighiful pudding
for dinner.~
Gripe-Nuts-the Body Builder
"Th|'n'| a Rlalou"
ma br num c-ml cm lm., emu ou. ma.
mu friends.' a d n~ ~|."~Bo|t~ Tnn~at.
W i l l In t e r m e d .
" G r a c e 2 | ve r y ve r u t l i e . "
Pacr Honry.m a - ' n e you p h ;u r instru-
..|e e c on o m ic h uvr n ti g n to r .
" Y u , "re p l ie d Mr . Ch m u gl n n .' T h e
a n wh o s e n n t u l In i h e l r l l e o f
s a i t h u m i d w a y ' b e t w e e n t h e p r i va t e
r : n d l h e m e t e r i s t h e o n l y o m
ho c n r t k e e p t o u r i n g s o a n t o s p e n d
e r r s u m m e r In F l o r i d a a n d e ve r y
i n t e r In M a i n e . "
l m p o m n t O m l u l o n .
I o u u g l a d y ( t e l e p h o n i n g ) - O h . d o o
to r,I.s o n o :t o l d a b o u t t h a t m
m e d l r l n i y o u g i ve m s .
D o c t o r - - W d l g l
Y o u n x L a d y - D o I d r o p l t i n m y
ey es b e fo r e o r a f t e r m e a l s ! - C o m o ! !W i d o w.\
It ls better to rata nam' lnvmfinr accidents :lun to mlm' pal
ll a ruult of them.
A W ad for Hlmnetf.Be-tty-"Jack wolf! Lake no for ananswer. mm shall z do!" 'Dom--"Ray
' y d tq some other Idler."
o f b u u f r ,p e p p e r a n d u l t l o u n a :
m b t h r o u g h n n l e vr , a d d o n e b i l ! c u p
fu l o f r i c h m i l k a n d s e r ve b o t .
C h o c c l l t a C q m r d . - - T l ! !o n e p In !
of m i l k . a d d o n e e g g , o n e t a b l e s p o o n !
STIRRED UP TH E c o u mu r n
Gap -.|¢hnlon'»Good Hu n a nThinking Confessions Cla l l
I L lttll Too Pu rim
"I'hlr"f8 been nrryinz on a rev!
over mther amen! Mount Pup z~quita A spell." related Gap Johnson
nnmpna Rider. "md a plana: ~»»
Siu hid till me convert: took za -italin; ln meeting.A :ister Hs a'md le tltb o kn o wnth au b c an d ac e r
m n brother had been Ma r i n :~
cloning. no um or :nm brothers t~
lered with remarks about xhoainathemaeinsm e ub e r p ats .-
d u the |l¢|]'l mamma : u m a u~
me telle r the n m a ura bunto slope Wim, and dtlmugh he
hd d n e ve re ve n h o e rd o tl. h e ~whipped him to I custard.And qu! -
a p u n l a t g u u r s l m l n u s e n e n609- c lnlmlng um.1z Hwnbvdr
going to tell eterj'!hln|' they --they ¢I!dn't na like walllnl nn
mm J u n a c l.Rc lidun ls lil rilht| u tI | n r m r ' | o 1 r | ¢ o r t£ o b o |-
g .l li l u 'l a t t e r b e i n g d l s s o l vw In a IIIU B
c o l d m i l k .P o u r t h e h u t m i l k a n . t h i s
m d c o o k l i k e l a u f ;cu s t ar d .a d d i n g
n cupfwl of sugar.SCI!! the milk In|\ Qouhle bolivr, but the y olk of in
»| r |l lh a s fu l l y lh l ck e nc d .B m !t h e w h i t e
O !a n n z :u n t i l mutt.: d d : w o tea
sp o on ful s o f p o w d e r e d Su ga r.H e a p
t h i s m e r l n g u o o n m p U I e a c h s e r vi n g
Co c o n u t P u d d i n g . - - P l u m a tes-
s p o o n fu l o l ' c o fw n u l l n t l w b o t t o m o f
ln dl vtd u nl Ir ia s s- e a : md mu te a c us t ar d
ol't w o fu p h l l x o f m l l k t h e y d k o f
o n e e g g u n d n n e h n l f o f n t a b l e s p o o n -
'rim ENTERRBISS, BLAIR, >~1:BnA§1§
n
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u m m hhc lblrlph nf Hr r b m n .
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I if
ll
hnrf
/2
dowly noon after leavin; Um ahatlna
on normal of the snow when it wasatnelod br n turn n¢c k ;gf r uins
who nn maddlmlll br hunger.Themlmnll Sumvfd on :ha englno and ln-zo th! conehel.howling derperntely.
'fha frightened nulenrm barrinded
l i d defended themselves wllh rltln
lad rndvers.Lim: wulvfn were runcnc md klilod, and nnally the train.
putting on lP"¢|.'lW¢¢°¢|0lI in gettin.;. n l r a y i ' f 0 \ ll l1 | D l d -Itar ri ra -d n:\ . Umm --|-i with hioodstains and
\.5»4¢°°l or Wahl' nm.
0M O S T M E N L A I H E L E I )
Exr:c u'r;vlc a who mute n serious
study of clanmlng men for poulllunn have llttla dlm-:nity In doing so.
Moat mm ara lnbeled.\\'he!herthey know I! or UDL thvlr lbillty will
umnll; ensue out ln a lhvrt conversa
tlun nbuut the }u=b thvy have uppiled
for.inability lholn Ilia!! In th e lu b!
way.
Ask Your Local Dealer
»G i r l s a n d W o m e n
Who Are Ailing
v l i u zr l m w u mm mp n d v x m
!rn|\o|\nna¢oYe\|
° " ,' $ : , . . . » - | ~ D r .i n s n dnl Ihnv mrtmu|i|l1?:rnuvul|un1lnndi§km` ;vim-'x1°L'ff°f»°m»u u
aiuvulhvlnebl-Ixus."-\ln.B.a umum 4- vlulth.Do not -=a:-ioualvudxnbhaatymhnvm m;i¢b¢¢°°¢|dr||||g¢;|gmdpq,vwlu num-lpdm in u h m oret|¢dlou\oDr.Hnes,Pmi-a s m m m m w N . Yuq - u, u » : m» u . m= » ¢ ' ~ ;° Jnndnlmdviaghudnuupnln
Bnnfui.*Do :un renrli it nu umm: to play
aria? asked the mornlllt."Yam" said Ur. Gnmmaon. "For |
an who c aan play poker my betterthin I do lo all in a mms vm: a partyd 819011 putebnand rnanipulntnrn is
llttl0 short ot a crime."-Blmnlughua
All-Herald.
1 ..¢fu r ! I n p r o ve z t m t h e m n h o l d a J o b
W rite Now For
32-Page IllustratedBooklet`
§. , _ } "6"$ f "d m
°°'""9f= Cfnmum
Yet the isbel is there. and the execu-tive who hal studied men un read lt.
ln the sa o 1|gy the compeleni
bnnlnen man can tel! the nature of
the man he n to do businesswith.lie ma Judge by a iriek of
faelni expression. br n oureleu wordor a han: opininll. by a tendency toboast. or 1 refusal lo bonil. but he
an tell.
Mistaken happen.of course.Butthey do not happen lo atlen when the
dlred method of judging men ls employedu l when the method ls ln-
dlrerl.Many men of only avenge nblllly
nn answer questionnaires.Fear canlaikwithA shrewd prospective em
ployer srlthout disclosing lo n ver;
urn degree lhelr untltneu fo r un
son.Dorf! be amid to lreor your label.
nr men will had it out heron- he 1|
lrirfd.
Tha mnnment man may he shy: he I:nay hack the Instinct of pulling his
but foot forums-sl; he may be a poor.
"Ile good h l f m a m a n d i n : r h o l l l l
be tlevnr."
£ V ¢ R Y D A Y n o o n T H m o s
m l l vd a n t s h r n u n e o n a d z w u n d . o n c
h n l t c u p fu l o ! ( r o u n d n u t :a n d :s ro
te nx po on fu ls o r b a k i n g p o w d e r .B e n t
t h e r g ; y o l k s a n d fo l d i n t h e w h i l e 5
at t h e In s t .n \b y t m ~ f u i s o n
motL§rs COOL BOOL
I t i s i l u r e a n y w a y .l n w i l l b o m o r e
th an yo u c a n m al a ag o t o c on c ea l IL
l l i t 1 | n p o o r u b e r . y o u o u r m a k e
sz bo iler.Bu: yo u P ann sl l : nuk e i z b el
t e r b y a n y r o n ve r s n t l o n a l fl l g ht x th a t
a r o n o t b m r k w u p b y s o l i d a b l l l t y .
It m a y b e '1 h n t t h e A m e r i c a n p e o p l e
l i l l e t o b e h u m h u a e d . b u t t h e A m e r i
r n n e m p l o y e r c a n n o t # l o r d t o h e
h u m h u g g e d a n d b e s e l d o m l s .
If h a l l ! n h a d j u d g e o f m m . h e l l
o b l e t o h l r e A g o o d . h l l l l l k a n d b e
nlal dea by tha t j od.¢ ea decl nlo os.
Y o u m u t t : m i n d o r fa l l b y t h e l a b e l
y o u w e a r .A l l y o u c a n d o a b o u t It i s
so m a k e t h a t Zabel l l g o o d a n p o o
ai bi e a n d b y h a r d w o r k t o e x c h a n g e
It fo r n h o n or o n e j u s t a s n o o n l l p o n
l l b l r .
A n d t h e ve r y b e s t l a b e l i n l h o w a y
y o u d o y o u r w o r k . n o t t h e w a y t h a t
r o n t a l k - b g : l t .
w v l v r l l h u
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THE ENTERPRISE }""'"";;::i;.,';°;:';;,,;°-\num-. Nehr., April 21. 1022.1 n n r n . x : x = : w . m = » n > n n r n n
snAm=:s OF mx:
--whenam.u\hsanopepthdyrim am Cdorlus.
-whan |183 mad. they ny heRed.
-when ha is a cawud, they nil .m l n .
-when he': ahzight, they say
whim.
-when he'a loynl, they any he
true Blue.
Found:-A have hy.Owner my
lxxwthl mama by UIUHK at thi! amos
and giving proper pm! Ind paying
for this notlaa.Th e nmrp rz n.
The Bboadel Coal Ind Feed Stare
hq just noalvzd 1 shipment df rJ\iek~
md whic h 1| sellin g at l me a sp.
Gd! the prices.Alwxys right.
ARLINGTON .xrxrvrrxxs
ln.. Orr and non, Gsnid, of Hil-Valley spent Enter uld't.heto h o r mg n th eh n k e rh c me .
The MU:usd sixth grade momsbrthdr teacher, Hinr,held 5 urlenie n m " g
nl(Frida v¢in¢-sr£ m » f f $ ' , . u . . ~ . ' § { " '
The Juniors presented the play,
llr. and Hrs. Joe Bandar, Hr. FredHauleranddmg hh f.Gerddinegd:ontoBurteounty 8u.ndey tov1.\it
at Homer Kinfe.The "boys" had another "feed" et1
John Delnr'| Honda - N- wThe y o ung fo lks Em A h m m
\I¢d§»o Omnlu SWMHY to see "Tha
Mn. Jolie Blenekenbecklsr of Bait
w m v h u invited ~a "W UT
. . ¢. .
l p n !Sundly at the Tom Go lu n l
' n n w°mu=*»Ponlgn lli wl vw - r
3°¢i°¥¥ will hold e convention xt BhirFridayA lil 28th.Mn. S tu nt! of
.- - -- -
and but bidder for cub, the following
d e s c r i b e d p r o p e n y . ~ N u m -ber Five (5) in Block umber Sixty-elght (68) in the City of Blair, in uid
|' l f .County and State.Omaha wp- an address..1 The plaintilf on the 20th day of
Mis s Hua Robb spent Sunday In February 1922 obtained |. decreo o!Blair.1.I\Ud8'f\l€11f~ and foreclosure In the mmDr.Martian of Omaha tpoke at of $2'I8l.?1,tnglther with intc rell
Role Hill Sunday morning and et zhef thereon at the nts of "M" c entM. E. church hero in the evening in per annum from the uid day of
-Wu: a :mile-it'| cooker in summerS; and warmer in winter tlun l irons.
F e b r u a r y 1922,a n d f o r $18 .95 ~o f m i d nct ic nz s a i d d e a n p r o v!
t h a t u i d p r e m i s e s b e l o l z ! t o n t !
ALL THE PEOPLE
GENERAL AND LOCA L NEW S AND COM ME NT
Nab. Bhh mmm: sw.NO. LLBLAIR, WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA,Mm'1,1s>zzVOL. XXV]
In um mules u. to ml!! e z Hn n r w o l l t l h d .A g o o d m m w u w m " d w °y ;!e ° l'
u r .m a Hrs.o m n u m and 81-"d»§»hdle§1.'°r feedinzd h
n l omahmurnutood to Fnmont Saturday Egdmahy :aim 3 ° T hoapiul
a f t !Calilrnb.r e c u p e n n g n y.Sun da y 'f -mf wlc n QL ' will -' iw Tha children of Rlndlli Iverson ul
un summer.luving amrletina.
Ind Hrs. Huit Lawn and family nnentorlained at tha Wm. Adams homeat dinner Sunday.Ed Olson aoeompmiad 2; Hr. Ind
Hn. Ross Parrish. Mn.ilbur Pi-Eher and Hin Hazel, 'matured to Oma-a Frtdny.
Hp. \f{az§ of Blgir zpqng igne weak
u i d llldlnrmnt I n d d a m n ;nhrw n u t ClI.'tUT.AUQU.\ pR0'GB\5{F o R , m g f ~ E w E L L P A ~ Y
Junior Chautauqua stories ¢-amesl
and pageuntry mn 'Imm,,,§_01.13 sr:T'r|.Enuo:~Ion1=;u nr H1-Jn
Fin! Day.Mternoon:-Address-Chautauqua Superintend-
ent.Introductory Progragn-H a n n' as
Wodd Famous Jubilee Slngera.
U rE e o !g : -
P a r t 1.S o u t h e r n Me l o dr e s a n d
l p i r i t u a l s .9Parttr.Modem Songs.Hanna
World Fimouo Jubilee Singers.Second Dar
Aflernooaz-\ ml Conc ert.Lotus Qumtet Club.
Evenings-.or Music.L o w Quintet
c Lecture."Arnerlcft Eternal Pur-
pose"llon. F. F. Ellsworth (demo-
Third Day
.Afternoons-."In 1952" Vera Coryell and Com-
c nt.)
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
BE!'ORE SHE l..F§.\\'E.'!
OLD HOME
0.1 Sunday rnornirg,Apdl 30,
friends and neighbors, far and wide.
began 'gathering at the farm homo of
Mrs. M. J. Barry , who lives in the
McCanhy school distHct.2%miles
south of Blair, to spend the day with
the hostess.
The nffnir was in honor of her
591.11 birthday which would occur onMay. lst, and also to show their e!-
teem and friendship for one who had
lived practically her entire life-time in
the neighborhood and on the farm.
Mrs. Barry plans to leave the farm
ard more io town in a short time. Her
~ a\A TS o rnc nn s sh m g m c la n
me Thursday evening's meeoug of P L ~W ~~
the Eastern Stal. was an exceptontllb'
s one there ben haloun onnevrbu y g E xmgmbgrgi initiatory work and elec tion Y0}N[} PEOPLE oorlimxsenvss
of onlcors.This took eonalder|.blo|run rn xx 'r ua P ROII UC FI DN
time and it was at n late hour that "IT PAYS To ADVERTISE"
the members repaired to the banquet
room for the social part of the even-The Senior Claaa Play enacted at
IJGSES LITTLE DAUGHTER
Roma. Ruth. the fifteen montha old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'Tegt
of Fremont, who hm been seriously
ill with pneumoni-I. at the home of the
grand parents, Mr. and Mrl.Harry
Frvey,near Blair,paaaed a n y ou
Tuesday afternoon, Hay 2, after a
lad struggle of a week'a duration.ing.*the zz.F.D. hall last evening I Mrs. Tegt, who waa formerly Hlaa
The olfxcers elected were as follows: greeted by a full house and those pres- Fern Errey, was on a visit 5° her vu-
Mins Florence Smith, Worthy Matrou gm were well Plwavfi withlthagloy aa ents when the little one beeame lll ard
t or iAr c. neun, Worthy Pltnon pu °{'The some P=°P e e r h d , l u me faMrs. Sadie Swanson. Associate Llatron P-fu an a highly Pl°'-"WI manner *h*'~l,:,,f the n n a 'ferr 'f our one
Mrs. A. c. D°'=<'l» Conductrae lilonrd they he* more than the onli-,She leaves besides the heawbroken
Miss Rudi Moore, Associate Conduc t- rg ability "°"fh;h°" limi.w zl*'""*"""' a male -nm-. Ent Jean, three
rear ae dnfferent ers were e h La : r mf rt 1Mrs. Fannie Grimm, Torasurer F»»~-- and each showed a e~°~°"°#lf?.'Z'§.Ei'i.;`_ El.. Z'»..'5'.lZ..2.= QW ?
Mm L A. Williams, Sec retary.l ; : n ; m|:§:.;,:m the pane fn u n d pnrenle and other near relatives.
Hg 1 Funerd eenires uere held thisMUSIC PU!"Il.."l HCYIXXL ~Tlae Play was a three act rom r. (Thursday afternoon,May 4. at 2
ideollng with the power of advertising o'elock at the Harry Errey homo, Rev.
ouluul. aunnu mano
FINIISIl BUSINESS FOR THE OLDYEARAND.\o.|olJn.w.
NEW BOARD
MEETS
Regular meeting, Hét 1, 1922.
In the absence of president Gilbert-
aon tho meeting vu called to order
by hir. ilorrle, vke president. Preaant
were Harris, Wright, Soreoaen, Rod-
field und Nlelaen.
lllluutea of regular and adjourned
meeting: in April read and approved.
Bill: al follows were allowed and
ordered paid:
Pay roll Yor month of April $4,817.28
Sol.-retary'a expenditures during
April 88.51
Seczetuy'a salary for lWeb.1
March and April 'rsao
Moore Plumbing Co., repair:128.80
unpaid for ~e pe~od o~ ~t~ dl~ buy nowaday s.
from the date of laid devsna. and uidjudgment being un timed and uid
ac c r u i n g c o d l ,a s n r o vi d e d b y u i d
o r d e r a n d d e c r e e . u n d t h e l u v i n a u c h
ca s e s m a de a n d p ro vi d e d .
s ..:
satlafy l d d judgment the intnruitheregn. cults of ldd ac tion and all
Notke of Helring Find Settlement
day of April 19221553f W Maurice Hahnnl.
u zN e r u h .(ln y
I e . :. --visees,cr e di t or s ,a n d a n n l !pe r s o n a
in te r es te d i n t h e Zh u ]a e t t i e m e n t o f
:a i d e s t a t e a r e h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h l t o n
t h e 2 7 t h d a y o f M e r c h ,1 9 2 2 , C .A .
Sc h m i d t .t h e a d m i n i s t r e t o r o f u i d
e s t a t e B l e d a p d i l i o n i n s a i d C o u n t yC o u r t , p r a y i n g t h a t h i s fi n a k a d m i n i s -
n l i e n a c c o u n t M e d h e r e i n b e s e t t l e d
a n d a l l o w e d , t h a t p r o o f o f h c i n h i p b e
u k c n . o r d e r f o r d i s t r i b u t i o n o f a s s e t s
a n d a s e i x n m e n t o f d o w e r a n d h o m e -
s t e a d r i g l } t s e n t e r e d : a n d t h e u i d C .
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In the Matter of the Estate of Martin
Sorenson, Deceased:
Washington County.-1n .
him Green
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Give me a W inchester' Tool
every time"
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Men gvho mal e their living by lheir skiil with toois find in
Winchester Tunis special refinements of design, niceties in 5n-
ish, sturdy construction.They produca more and better work
at the and uf the day.
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Hn. Rm-d.¢.ll Inman went our to
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Bodc P of r Sun- §'fn'§"ia`§f'.`§§&1E`é§. E? "`§issE."`
uma.lin. H. J. Jungbluth and daughter.Sylvia,were shoppers in Fiemont
Bnturday.lr. usd Hrs. 0 .E. Gaines of Pn-
uont.left i n t 'melt for Lo ui un lwhen Hr. Gun; is c onnec ted with
an oil y ere.llr. and n. Wmltar Bliss md f|.m»ily neeompenied by Min Wetler outoedso Omaha Friday returning Sunday
Hr. and li n .I-'Ioyd Gilfry werevllitin| relstives in Fremont Stour-
d l evening.im... J ungbluth and E d Renud
»d1 chipped two carlolds of caitle toRet: Wednesday.the Omniu nurArlington hue ball mm autood to
Fremont Sunday and played a demon-stntion g u n vi m the fait Hein
tum of Hut plac e.The Helufa tum
1'==If "";i"a"°;\§f'1";f.1's';',:,':;::;.;'.';'at. §i i '; ',..?.'¥§§i2§; ¥a..'Z='. "°'""""' """ '=f*='= :mu Mew sm.
Lug, Smith of M'di"N b tl Hrs. Ear! Pnuraia :nd children oi
a c ouple of dl s lut u ek f , - g m Telumeh are spending n few days ni=>=;g=_;f» Ailemyxnd sister. uf.. E1n:[u'° Henry Cooper home..
w.dn..5'.'§".n"L"3".§3&?,?"'£;1 ?1'.?.'f xu - ~ ° = ' mm; : ma
Wm. McGowan, who vu very sick forsome time but is slowiy lmpmdn u Sovttabiulf.--The board of ed un
Wlibul'Lore,Neil Burdic,l tion of the Like Alice consolidated
new and G" Sungle -nn: *° 0""1'*=|»<uma fe-elected Su z sa. A. sum.Tuned:and S:Pnighf.. Y me in the iight that This will duke Superintendent Sun;
John Christensen of Blair was a third year as had of the schools.
bwneu visitor here Tuesday 'Hr. and Hrs. E. C. Buniic matured |__,.\U(;}{,ugh THE W ORLD
to Fremomme he:tpa1rdn"t;'¢lr. 3','E"»?;"`%f»'E m u u l l s w r r n W U
jr. }le§dow, while Earl tru attending _________
§Z'3a~».life has be,busy one,f _On Monday evening,May l,tim gum mougnm out me mms very vwuuy.m n|-_ ur.. "ff 'L .......:..... '$`.'lTi'. 32- music pupils of Miss Gertrude Mead §§ho>n takiqg part are to be ¢°nmm-jf H. U 3 3 hlvlng of p;;; ;;; ;*- -~=n o u n m m
s m s.nd v.|.nd || h r b d buh Ill!! llfll I||anmly IECIIII I.. I-=se=:s-_t'»'"es§se__ ~ " Pia." .».¢"m§m .mh.n.»'l1'. with -»f_!!=-~ 1*-Q =\- '='=°°='9-rrrv couxcu. users Im x:n¢¢r;3rn». prmiu sm
|Peteram Hardware co., nud-Ipuma »=°"<f;,;u';,5; \ Au : no r |'the added business worries to attend
7.70The old city round! mn lm Tues-|_ wanAf tnrrnnn 5-»3751"i~i|`|5»~B`i'}n¢»| Song CYQIQ--YI oldlNun: Enrflnd Chair.|SI.»eu1lrt Pharmacy. HanudEvelllnllt-Prelude-Modern Claawics Ye Olde
New Elwlard Choir. Bliss JeannetteKlinr Iillono actress) presents "Miss
Lulu Bets."Filth Day
Afterneonc-Athletic Contest!Awarding of
Standard Medals.Profrrnm in B e " -rams Choir
Entemhle.\,
Evening:--Foneert Brass Qoir Ensemble.hectun."Our Courtry" Hon. Rich-
nrd w. Yates lrepublicnn)Sixth Day
Aflemoonz-»P~\wmt-"Conquest.s of Peace"by Junior Director and rounz people.
Lecture--"The Ugfnldint of.De-
m r m | [ |t u r e U I .n u r l U l l m m \ : u J u } f u u :
fruits of her labor.
There were present on this occasion
eighty or more people and n bounteous
dinner wan served eafetcfu style by
the committee who had charge of the
refreshment
A P ra n a -1 Instrumental music
*vos given by a number of those pres
ent.Mrs. Carl Hindley sang a fare-
well song to Mrs. Barry, of her own
composing, and Hrs.John Afonson
read n poem written by John McDon-
ald, as a tribute to Mrs. H\m- which
appears in this issue.
Visiting occupied the remaining
hours until sunset when the guests de-
\others."g m ,Lozein Rhoedea,wi n mn Mc-
On each occasion ahe invites four nf~'Crocken and Burr Hunk.
the mothers to be pltsent also and ;0
uunn uuu aM»4vu¢ uvu -nn. ....Immediately following this the new
council convened and the buaineai of
joy the Program .2 J tr xz o n - s e me n n.ucP.r'rlos appointing police m e city '" °" ' °3 '
was taken up.Lou Lntta retains theM:'f§'M;"'§,f°H;'ff,n Mfg; z M i The Junior class of lhe high school day police ship and Dave St-fed is to
mert. Mrs. J . P. _knn mi i m E §¢nu-ruined the clam! of 1922 at an in- be the night-watch.W m Maher fl
Mnwric-sen.Mrs. meme. served mf'°"'"" reception on Friday °"`
freshntents at the eloea of the pro-lx n m hall was very prettily decorated
frm following nwmm was glvanli'1h° colors °¥ "°'?' _classes and
'm Sk y lar k ..__-mm su.f""'~" spring flowers.
Serenade ..-_Frederika M amen A p r og r a m " "given,the
ning' now the city ntiomey taking the place
The of E.B. Carrigan..Dr. Stewart inwit.hlaznin city physician and C. E. Krause
with is the light and water commissioner,
The 'curious eo tteea appointed
ri m ar e as follows:Finance-Andenon.
Training supplies ' L N
The Amdt Hardware. Ruud'nailing supplies 1a.s1
Thone & Fnmb-org, Hamill-~
Training supplies 52.80Binh' (in Co., gal 8.78
Hatropolltaa Supply -Co., sup-
plies 15.19
A. N. Palmer Co., supplies £3.30
Houghton, liimln Co.. boob 10.0¢
Langman, Green & Ce., hooks 28.6
Educationd Rosie Bu:aan 2.11
Omaha. School Supply Co..86aon mlluleer of whlch was a shun sketc h lP¢¢l1l!l and Grimm: Buneu and Al-
D n |Moc kingrllil? . _1f"..'£.'¥I`.§"==`§.'?;;'2 Gialyn Sick-Ritter.louise [1,,d,;r,_.le3u-Qrlmm, Pate and Peebles; Fire!bpon nomination by auparlntendlti
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Beatrif.e Irelan and Gertrude Start and Fue Apparatus Gray, Cannlch- leichurn were elected as follows for_Fntrlee Twilight Song "_. ..a n i m n a n .r i n . . m e t h e n m m!and Boone;Pam-c o mma, »».»1 3»| Y e; avenge:_
charged.
If you fail to appear before saidCaunty Court on the ln dw of May,1922. at ten o'clock A. M., md contest
said petition, the Court may gnnt the
prayer thereof Ind nuke such otherand further orders, allowance.: and de-ereu u tn this Court msy alem
'"':s°'itness my hand and Odlc ill Sellthis 270| day of March. 1922.
ISEALT A. c. DEBBL.
9-St County Judge.
Fur the skiiled mechanic
Tuols are made tu save his Li~
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Notic e ot Hearing,Appointment ofAdministrator.
O'Hanlon, liaher -mt 01Innlon, Attys.
STA'i'E UF NEBRASKA
Wuhluzbon County ~ sa.
In the County Court.
In the Matter o§ the Estate of Emily
Phillips, Deceased:To the hein at law, next of kin, de-vises, legatees. creditors and ell per-son: Interested in :dd estate are here»
by notified that on the 2-ith day ofApril, 1922, Daniel A. Phillip: filed spetition in maid Coun lfourt allegingamong other things t Emily Phil-lips,an inhnbitant of WashingtonCounty,Nebrukn, died on the 10thdiy of April. 1922, leaving no last Will
and Testament, and pouened of RealandPersonalEstateestimatedat$1,200 and paying for admlnixtretion
thereof.I! you fall to appear at said CountyCourt on the 19th day of May, 1922, nt
2 o'clock P. M., and contest said putt-ti m,the Conn will aproint C.A.Schmidt or some other eu table personAdministrstor and proceed to settle-
ment of uid nuts.Witness my hand and Ollicial Seal
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Winohelter Ball Pda Hammer
-Perfectly balanc ed for s had
nu! blow.Forged from cruci-
bie lteel that will not mushroom
or c hip.Patented Interlocking
vedzel
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ne and temper
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wu dafntedto the score of 3 to 1. WHWIUHQ A ur : 1 '1 r ; | ¢u m
'Wlnc hulq Iron Benc h Pl;ne»-
High qwity, tempered cuztern,
heid rigidly in position.Quick.
aecunte ndjustment.Smooth,
Jack,Fora and Jointer Planes.
n|0{" "f.V"~W .Ea st m a n ,l z l t m r -m d g t h |h wgsh ~~ fr om C an ad l)I t :~5 ~ : P i a . _ ' ? f ; l m . . , . , ( H i s l n r v inane Uof Music)Hamid Han, nigh ncnoos. lt. pun?:nf s1.soo.oo.I
H u Parklr. high acbaoi, lt ul-
nry of Sl./l76.00.
Wand; Cook. music supervisor at
~l ' " " " *m l n y m o r e p i u n s m t D i n n u x y a l ' - r " -
P h w - " T h e S h e n h e r d o f t h e H i l l s "a n d a h a p p y c o n t e n t e d h o m e i n t o w n .n v H a r o l d m n W r i g h t - N e w Y a r n ]T h o s e D r u v n t a r e a s , , , , , w . = | § g ¢ \ r > ' _ H g ~ g ~ n u e
cm.
" l i l M v r l l n H r n k n i H l l l l d lunmn Winchester Slip Joint Plienhuhmants ¢°l1l|B\ilL¥ of 3lWd*'1¢\\9|» fo f ; t ~ m m "The station master betting a crash
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*'».' 2 ° f , . . . h e n n tm d d l mg ; - h h w m 1;';l";'i'=.':'on the platform, ran out of his room
tha Caper Stork funn:nl at the SL Tehama Wedtbdnv *just in time to see the up:-es: disap-ny Lutlglgn chprch 9u_\ag9amday; .hir. md M.:a. Pun Hopkins of Om;-.P°lli¥l8 around the curve and a dis-|
R I V E R F l . . D O D . Q R O \ ' | l N G m o r e
N e w Or l e a n s .M o y 3 , - R e l i e f p r o -
b l e m s w e r e i n c r e a s e d t o d a y w i t h t i m e
cne vas se a r d h a c k w a t e r s f r o m t h e
Mi s si n s ip p i r i ve r a n d i t s t r i b u t a r i e s
co n ti n u in g t o sp r ea d in el e ven pa r i sh e s
o f L o n l fl z m e . i n u n d a t i n g t e r r i t o r y fa r
r e m o ve d fr o m t h e s p i l l w n y s i n t h e e m -
ba n k r n ez t s o l t h e g re a t r i\ r . ° r .l l e l o w
N e w O r l e a n s w a t e r p o u r i n g t h r o u g h
t h e b r e a k i n th e l e ve e a t P o y d r a s h a d
d r i ve n e ve r y t h l n i r * r vi t h i n m i l e s o f t h e
l e ve e n o r t h p a s t t h e L a k e B o u r n e c n -
na l a t V i ol e t t o n i g ht a n d w a s c r e e p i n g
i n t o o n a r e a h i t h e r t o t h o u g h t s a fe
fr o m t h e fl o o d S e n g u l l s h o \ e r i | 1 x fa r
b e c k fr o m t h o r o n c l i n t h e n e i g h b o r -
h o o d o f t h o n a t i o n a l c e m e t e r y a t
C h o r l m e t t e i n d i c a t e d t h a t f o r e i g n w o -
t e r h a d r e a c h e d t h a t p o i n t .
. _ - -- - -I n u l a n ¢ " " * " ': ° ; _ ~ j " " ,--m f .a m o r .D i n 'f1=¢f»|»°==.x i w . l R ° H = ' l ~a r o - n a
R o s e , Jo e L a z u r e , Jo h n R h o a d e s a n d
l r t m i l y , S h e r r y M o o r e u n d M a r y , J. P .
Mo o r e , O m ah a . , R o b F o l e y a n d fa m i l y .
M e r l e M c D o n a l d . O m a h a , Jo h n A . M c -
D o n a l d ,P a u l M o o r e ,O m a h a .W .D .
S m i t h . Te k a m a h ,F r a n k D n d x e o n .J.
A .C r u i c k s h n n k .Ja m e s M u l l e n n m !
fa m i l y ,F r a n k T h o m p s o n a n d f a m i l y ,
W i l l T h o m p s o n a n d fu r n il y ,L o u i s
Sc h en k ,M o r t W i n c he l l .H e n r y W u !
b u r n , Ji m Th o m p s o n a n : f l ' o m i l > . J i m
S i p a n d fa m i l y . Jo e B m r y e n d f a m i l y ,
P a u l B a r r y , Jo h n D a l y . Ja c k Q u i n l a n
a n d fa m i l y ,M r s .M a n B i r m i n g h a m . ,
Or r m l m , M r s . Ju l i a K s p i n w s l l . C o u n c i l
Bl u ffs .E d w a r d M o o r e ,R a l p h M o o r e ,
O m a h a ,M r s .M a r y W l l o v .O m a h a .
M r s . Jo h n M . R e i d , M r s . Jo h n Th o m p -
s o n , H . C . N i e l s e n , E . E . R o s e n b a l m ,
C l a i r e P a r k e r ,C .A .Be g e rs r l o rfe r ,
\fn\ +¥ u Lu n i n ur n i i F n n n r i l n l U fTl
W a t e r M i l l _ . , - . _ _ . _ .Ja n e A x t e l l
Gy r o sc o p e .__ . , . _ . . I e ! h e W i l l i a m s
M e n u e t __..H i l t o n R h o a d e s
" U L D M I S S O U " O N R A S I P A G E
R i p - r a p w o r k w a s r e s u m e d o n t h e
b a n k s o f t h e M i s s o u r i r i \ r e r s o u t h e e s t
o f Te k n r n a h ,w h e n t h e h e a t a r r i ve d
f r o m Da k o t a C i t y wh e r e i t h a s be e n a t
w o r k e n d c a vo r i n g t o p r o t e c t t h e c e m w
t o r y f r o m b e i n g t o k e n b y t h e c u r r e n t .
Th e w o r k t h i s s p r i l l g i s b e i n g s t a t i -
e d t w o m i l e s b e l o w t h e w o r t : o f l u i
y e a r . n h i c h w a s p a r t i a l l y t r a s h e d o u t
t h i s s p d n z a l s o , a l t h o a s e n d b a r i s
fo r m i n g a t t h e A n d e r s o n pl a c e ( t h e
o l d D e n n y f a m )w h e r e s o m u c h l a n d
w a s l o s t d u d n g t h e p a s t fe w w e e k s .
A b o u t t w o y e a r s a n d t h e r i ve r h e -
g a n c u t t i n g w e s t ; s l r e e l a s t s u m m e r
Th e r e s t o f t h e e ve n i n g w a s a p e n t i
i n d a n c i n g , t h e m u s i c b e i n g fu m i a h e t l
by L yle Rv.- eh's orc hest ra..P u n c h a n d
le e c r e a m a r d w a fe r s w e g s e r ve d
d u r i n g t h e e ve n i n g .
At a t i n t o h o ur t h e y o u ng p eo p l e l e ft
fo r t h e i r h o m e s fe e l i n g t h a t t h e Ju n i -
o r s a n d t h e i r s p o n s o r , M i s s G e r t r u d e
H c l l n l e .w e r e c e r t a i n l y r o y a l e n t e r -
tn i n er s .»
n - - . - --NE l3 R .» \S l i. \ss || = :m c, \ :~ r
L E G I O N S S W : i
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Th o u s a n d s o f d a i s i e s w i l l h e w o r n
on lllemorlal dev by rrrlotic N8lJ!ms-
k i citizens.The American Legion
ond its Auxiliary '!1:;~.ernsny orders
fo r t h e s e fl o w e r s a n d a r e l l l l l m r t h e m
n s fa s t . a s i t i s po ss ib le t o p r o c u r e
t h e m .
fl"I.- .l...!-.. I- -..en QL- n »i¢ \ Tnn ir uu
. . . q v- v, w - . . - - - _ _ . . . . _ _ _ , .
S T R E E T C A R S E R V I C E
r g r r v Y E A R S A G O
In i t s i s s u e o f M a r c h 3 0 . 1 8 7 2 , t h e
S t .L o u i s D e m o c r a t ,n o w t h e G l o b e -
Uz r n o c r a t , s a i d :
" Th e a t m w o n t h e fl o o r o f t h e s t r e e t
ca rs he re , t un e d to ke ep th e fee t o f th e
pa s se n ge r s w a r m .h a s n o t ~
cl 1 n 'g c d a l l w i n t e r .I t i s i n a n u n -
e h o l e s o m e s t a t e n n d n o t n i c e t o t h e
no s t r i l .Y e s t e r d a y a ca re le ss d r i ve r
o n t h e B l u e L i n e t h r e w o l i g h t e d
m a t c h i n t o t h e s t r n w i n h i s c a r , a ft e r
l i g h t i n g h i s h e a d l i g h t .T h e s t : a w
w r s d e s t r o y e d a r d no w a s t h e fr o n t
pl a t fo r m o f t he c n r b e fo r e t h e l l r e w a s
e.°ctin¢'uild1cd."
`\zA1'mn or 1112 crrr
M a n n r e f K e l l y , J u n i o r h i g h a t s a l -
a r y o f $ l . 0 8 0 . 0 0 .
D r .R .J .lflu nd oc h,n e w l y d u c t e d
m e m b e r o f b o a r d t o o k t h e o a t h o f e f-
Ilee.
U p o n r e g u l a r m o t i o n ,b o a r d l d -
jo u r n ed p i n e d i e .
H . S k o v N l d s e n . S e c .
M a y 1 . m e .
.Im m e d i a t e l y u p o n a d l e u m m e n t o f
o l d b o a r d , t h e n e w a c h e d h o a r d c o n -
ve n e d .,
P . C .So r e ns e n wa s e le c t e d t o l 1In 0 -
r m ' e l m l r r n n . n .H . S k o v N i e l s e n w a s
el e ct e d e em p or a r a e c r e fl r 7 -
Th e h o a rd n o w pr o c e e d ed t o d er . t i o n
o f p e r m a n e n t o l l l c e r s b y b a l l o t . . R e -
i m l l l w e r e a s fo l l o w s :
P. C S or en se n wa s el ec te d P r e s i d e n t
H . L . M o n i s n a e l e c t e d vi c e P r e l i -
d e n t .E r n d i S c h m i d t w a s d o t t e d
¢A.|\¢}|llu
Smobth adn; joint: set in posi-_'IF\Cnduler §cr¢w Driven-
U N 1 £0 ' h m ~~R l n r l a e n f : F u r l a a l . u | \ n f | \ ! n l l
kwlnge.Jaws wig,lv -..w -. .....,... ,,..,.. ... ..........m|u°4 num zriv and huld un steel '°""'°'Y mm '° lundles.
grim death. The ngm -im and Sund uv under khe hndest kind
vultanu for motorists.nf use.
Other Wlnchestgr Too'ls of Exceptional Service
Nail lhmmers, Wrenches. Auger Bin, Saws, Pliers. Files
The Arndt.Hdw.
lr. uno mn. .Aragon Lulman one ha were Week end mum ot the S. M.Hrs. Albert Lallman and baby l nt Pa M., y,f b ,w M
mln home.i Irwin Knott, who attend; on autoJohnEchwnlumpofArllngtonschool at Lincoln. spent the week-end:pmt Monday afternoon with August at M, home here.
Llllman.lr. und llrn. W m. W eitkamp andfamily o nt Thundly evenlng at the
Eli H home.IHenryLdlmm of Beamer, Nebr..came home Frldw 8\'e1nlng lo :ghdilu week-end with his mother,r mlllqnie 1.-gllrgmn god fugllg.
IC l n y h o n D e a v e r o f G i l l e t t e ,w y y a m -
i n g W u |g u e s t o f H e r n u n f r i e n d s a
f e w d a y s l a s t w e e k .
W h i l e s h e l l i n g c o m F r i d a 'm o r n i n g
E a r l S h e e t s h a d t h e m i s f o r t u n e t o
h a v e t h e t h u m b a n d t h i r d H a g e r o n h i s
l o f t h g n d s o b a d l y m n n g l e d t h a t l t
w a s n e c e s s a r y ' t o h a v e t h e m a m o u n t -
heveled young man spruvled amid
several overturned milk cons amd the
contents ol his tunneling beg..
"Wu he trying to catch the train?"
asked the station muster of. a small
boy who stood by admiring the scene.
"He did catch it." said the boy hw-
plly, "but itgot nway again."Chiu-
go Harald.
YOU CA NT BEA T 'EM
Hr. n m ur s. Alum u umm e ntar ed.inlaid the fohowing guests Sunday:g|._.,I Pal was had n t work diggin nzand Lo °Hr. and Mrs. Kuhlmnn fnd funily of Inst week fr m::; ?r ?i °ll1?:|L§L"§§ post-hoie, when the boa.: stroiled bv
Hc rnun and I Sud Mn .10 angadoht h i Be "Well, Pat," uid he, noting the proud familar.1 °{'Jf' J '1§.,.}'.'f.°.l' ..¢.......¢ n.:. .....\.'K!¢lll of the work. "do You think You 7l[.f7£R srou
s a .
into the hole nglin,"
dirt,and after some thought, sdd:
"No, nor.Sure. and I don't think Pvc
dug the hoie deep enough."
HE SAID rr
Scotch preacher had been abroad.
ond when he came back he was
preaching to his congregation on the
marvels he had seen. said the Rev. W.
T. Donnd, of the Tabernac le. at n
blnquet..
He wound up with this:
"And the same Creator who made
the vast ocean mule e dowdrop.The
name Creator who made the mountain
mode the pebble.Yet. ond that someCreator who nude me made n dlisyl"
Slected.
PL6UR Nar
PLOWERQQQ
We are offering the OMAR
WONDER FLOUR at Prices
that will make it move.
~`\This is a guaranteed flour.
None Better.
" " _MINQ11 _ "
SHERIFI'S SALE
By virtue of an order #Mio Issuedour. of the Dlzltrirt Court of Washing-
ton County,Nebrukl.,m d in pur-
suance of a. decree of slid Court in anactionihoninpending Irhonin theCitlsml Savings Bulk. a Corporation.of Blw, Nobruke, W u plaintiff mdWi!! Ryan, Alta E. Rynnufames Ryan,Jr.,Eliza V.llencko and Henry
Menelre, wen defendtntn, uid :wonbeing for the forecloomro of 1 certain
mongnga.I will at 10 o'c!oek A. M.on U10 Sth day o! Hay 1922 at theWalt Front Door of tho WuhingtonCounty Court House in tho City ofBldr, Wuhington County, Nebmska,
farewell sermon.He hed been having
tough luck in collecting his aldary
ma concluded to quit.n m i s w h i t
he u i d :,'No1r,brethren,I h u e
been appointed chaplain of the peni-
tentlary of the state. and this will be
my last Sundxy among y ou.I will
preach from the text. 'I go to prupue
a place for you!after which the
¢holr will ling, Meet He "!here'."-
Kimura (Km) Review.
Shorts, Bran, Oil Meal, Salt,
Chick Feed, Ground Corn,in
fact anything in the feed lines.
The Rhoades Coal & Feed Store
Pmcrs lamur-ca|| and see us
W. H. lim. the =°=»=u§f_»°=~°>°°f- was frorr ~ ?§»aE`f`==°€»1`i¢"|1iI 1f»T='$
busy aurveying in vic inity Int with Hr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper.vent.1 Henry Meyer and Dan Hogan wereBerne of the neighbor boys drove toNickenon Sunday dtemoon to attend
n hue ball mme.
Wm. Iloltman was in Nickehon onbuainun Bntunday.H Lailmsn made a abort visit
at the ugut Ldlmnn ham! Saturday
Omaha vtaitors Wednesday.Mila Viola Hustle ment to Malmo
Thunday for a visit with reintives.Hr. Hustle 'dmve to Blnir where shecaught the train.Mrs. Lynn Parrish and Mary Marie
visited friends horn Thundny.tuning.1 Mn. W ilbur Pipher and Mis: HuelMr. and Hn. Wm. Llllmln and son,
Norris, oe! Winslow spent Sunday nz nf Cnvrfonnl. Nehr., came Iut weekfor n visit with reintivea and _gld time*'=e!£§'."!°:'~*° Ldlnrmn home.. . .fgtenda She will be remembered sa
nal-'L's|: 'ro ramona. n|::||>ss\°lii§."i§. d§Liuii¢|{.`i¢m.ua.|'¥ hu cup \jl1='¢llri\1. a §'¢=!='lr '"'f°n¢i§L§» Tin: I=§¢§;§"i;|oT\"£éd|__W§|fl=g in lg ~ qu; vgggq
B e r l i n , h l l y 3 - - Th e M a y d a y l a b o r
1e e es s c l e ft Be r l in wi t h ou t n e w sp a pe r s
fo r f o r t y - e i g h t h o u r s . a n d a s a r e s u l t
t h e n e w s o f Ja c k L fe m p s e fs p r e s e n c e
¢.....,.\|.,\.1.:..r|.»l m u°n\v|n r m m r t h .s n ! ! x : n c u » u u . | | J U ;" v n v a u v - - . un f t e n !B g m 11 |H | | | l £ l h g q b Q Q | |~w i t h n u r _: ..r t v |\ .r " i \! . l : L 1 u \ w ~ r ; || . : l u | : s : l r c n n v u u n . ¢J 1 0.e b e r n o o n p a p e r s y e s a y a s c o w p r v e n t 5:at l o m s - 1 1 o m r -' r =n o ( t o w e r s a r e m a d e i n t h e U n g l l u r d e n o f P a w n ! t h e ¢ ¢ 5 ¢ ; g » ,t o g e t h e r . i l u l u l u o r ~
T h ».. ....n . . . . . . . . . . . .n m r m p \ l * . l n n h l n i n f i x a n d i s s t i l !i n a s e r m o n s r o z d m o n .l u n t h e t h o u s a n d s o f a c r e s o f r i c h I n 1 m _ . l u n _. . .- . . J . a l Q L - - . -6 0 . r l i n u i i w r i e h I n t e r e s t o n t h e b o n d s m n d f o r t h e 'o n
mon? COLORS: LQW ER onions
The Queen Eatlier met Wednesday
l I ¢ | u | . | ¢ : |c u e s a v a u a w q v u . ;W ._. ,r e c o r d e d h i s c o m i n g a n d g o i n g f r e -
fu s i n g t o s h o r e t h e e x u b e r a n t j u b i l a -
gm of Berlin's fight Inns, who clung
to the chairn1nn's heels during his
stay in t he Gcrrnan capital.
1.473 IMLEAGE BOOKS Vsan BY
STATE OFFICERS IN 3 YEARS
Lincoln,May 2.-Total mileage
'books used by mm employes, exclu-
alve of conmtitutlonal oflicera .in the
last three years was 1,475 hooks.
There are worth $30 each or $44,2,§o.
They were divided among the state
departrnehts as follows: Labor,50;
trade and commerce, 385; public wel-
fare, 240; public works, 650; agricul-
ture, 150; finance, none.
The W. R. C. sewing in being held
at the home of Mrs.Robert Hooks
The Blair Phamucy Los in ,,,,,,;,`|=£nd.--non County Heraul
some very tle Rediboint percils that
"odd nuikc-fine graduation presents.
Wil! Misfehlt nm! wife of Winaide
camo down to attend the funeral of
Mr.ll-lisfcldt's mother.The;iwero
guests at the Jeil' Ro.se:.l::|lm home
cnet of Iieunard
2drn.*John Laaker ol Arlington was
in attendance at we liiasionanf meét-
lfg at the M. E. church last Friday
andwhile in the city took occasion to'
visit with her brother, P. Z. The Shoe
Mmm.~
Carl Ko'te::nan and wife retumedl
un da tlait
c"1".nz BE A TRI CE IS sta n B T
r. x1 n_t:n Ol' Lili) E1.1=:('l`RocU1'En
Beatrice.Neb.,May 'T 'Suit for
$10000 damages has been filed in dis-
trict court hero against the city of
Beatrice hy John Cook for the death
of his little son,Robert.who was
k||e¢l lut August by coming im con-
tact with a lire wine.Negligence is
charged on the part of the city in
maintaining and operating the electric
llno of the street where the actddent
occurred.
L U as t ut e : 1 |L u l u u l l u m y a u n b l v u n a n a o 't o t h e L e g i o n f o r i t s f l o w e r f u n d .T h e c r e a t i o n o f o l i n k i n g h i n d , f a l l : e q u a l -Ernest Schmidt too k oath of office,nowera arc bought from the manufoc-ll? upon all tax Payer' in proportion g,plu id , t 5 °n ink.; th,
turcr by State headquarters and dia- to their 1=r°1>¢r\s whether they are e n anno
tributed to the Post Auxiliary chop-users of can or not..»\aideCfromIheif°g°'""5 coRm|.;?¢|d :Morris m d
tera.Omaha plant the Centw :ty p nt Wrizlu.T h e L e g i o n n o l o n g e r f a v o r s t h e i i a t h e o n l y o n e i n t h e s t a t e t h a t i a
p n p u y 3 3 u j g m g f n g f i a f H O W E I b g g n u s e ~0 \ ' \ i | 0 d B h d ~
of the fact that agricultural intereata
were afraid it might become a nuis-
ance aa a weed. like it had done inF`ratnce.zAnother reason for the Arn-On May lst e marriage |l¢¢"S° was
erican Legion discontinuing the use leaned to Mr.EH-e H.Hnlgenkamp,of thla tlowcr was because certain or-1 Arlington and Agnes Bartung, Fon-
xzanizations were trying to corrunerei- tanelle.aliae it and use the protita for private On Hay 3111 a license uas iaauad to
mmmc i .Wm. M. Fanberg and Emma llunaon
both of Blai r..
MA RRIA GE L lc axs xs
Buildings a:d Grounds--Wright,
Nielsen and Murdoch.
Teachers. Salaries and Text Book;
Mon-ia, Sorenson and Redfield
Moved and seconded that the hiring
of Janitors for the West, North and
Central achoola be left to the Bulld-
ing and Ground: Committee.Carried..
Moved and seconded that the Fi-
nance Committee be directed to look
after honda for Treasurer and Sare-
tary.Carried.Tuesday from on over S :y _with Mr.l{oltcrm:m'a brother,Fred ruqnnotfJ HKODUS 'ro 1cB1..t:~.n
and family of Seward, Nebraska.Mn !
Kolterrnan reports a Pleasant trip and Wa*hington.May 2.--Both litnuncs
his hrothorandfamily doing Weil.of the Icelandic congress have bs'l
The Secretary and Mr. Nielsen were
-1.aaked to confer with the Courty Sup-
Chieago, May 2.-Promise of pdtla On May 3,.1 the headng of gmlerintendont. County Treasurer and
ASSURED FOR MENS CLUTHING Co l'I \ ' TY C gf g f g g lg g g
lame majorities,adopted a hill ou
diis afternoon.
Under the into .of Iain the stat!auditor lays down a ttniforma;ntemlcntertained fu* Mrs. Daril jmi Kill.
of acc ounting for municipal utilitic alhli M.Halbert.Delicious rcfneeh-
and N'Quinn annual rcporu and, if ments were served ard a. delightful
necessary, ofllcial audits.itirne was spent br ull.
Misa Helen Cook,who has been
afternoon with Mrs. G.R. Davis on
Worthington and ith strcets,._and 1gl¢¢
Samuel Inr'1'l. n svoodnent we nod
tborizing the gorerr ment oficcland to
exempt wines containing no more than
eg gn cervf alophol fnnmgtho prohibittinrflawf iéooriifng L5 wma had-¢a
here.
I AN >:1\'f::zs.uz Y Cz'.1.1:n::.\'r1o:~:
reduction up to 15 per cent in rnen'| Baldwin Piano go of Chicago vs. Rorlgd Jensen relative to tuition for the
dectrlc operator ofChlc:¢g5,`l\":~°i"i-il'
duced the :state uni\e'rsit)' of Fiinoia
to establish a course in gas engineer-
ing and has promised to equip a model
"away from her ached duties at Dodto.The seventy-fifth annirerearv of the
Nehrnon account of being ill. returned foutdiwt ol' our Synod will he tele-
lut Friday evcninf; by way of Foe- brated r t the Forman Luthe -an 'Furch
mont where alle stopped over to at- next Sunrlny r* 2:30 l'\'the nfte n.
clothing and furnishings for the ¢°m"iM-Coy of Arlington was heard.The present year and submit their reporting fall of; winter, with 'i=h;5;;;d amount sued for was $122 50 and movio tl1edAt|;mey General of Nebraaka
map .sty ea in overcoata,>' were 'I wed a ivdzme t f $200.|J0 or a ees on.colo1g,'uithplaid backa and raglnnf T o n o Resident Sorenson requested the
r-l1oulders.' were made at the annual NOTICE TO PATRONS OF Teachers Committee to talk *ith the
buying convention of the United Na;'THE HIGH SCHOOL _patrons of the Gardner school with ro-
tlonnl Clothiera today."'-Ignrd tfnbandonlng aaid school for a
"S.tlta for men for fall and winter The dance advertised, which le to be time and dctcrmbae their feelin: in tha
will show staple \\1o":rteda for the olderheld in the Woodman hall, is not annatter.The conanittee to report at
men and animales for the roun.c."hlal1 school dance, It ia not nponaoreg pert regular m¢¢'Ul1¥..sniff W. l..- Mohr. treasurer and gen- by school authorities. and the faculty There being' no further husimal it
cm! manager of the cr"anir.atlon.'will aaaurno no rcspomihillty for was moved and seconded to adjourn.
tend a banquet at the Pathhnder hotel All are ccnllall" invite' to a2'~nd..I "light c olors with silver sm andthe aarne.James Sklnkie,Carried.
at Urban.Qgiven br the Dodge juniors.:Rev. G. w. \"»o'tcr, Tartcr.funn patteme, will lead in overcoat¢."|Supedntendent of Blair School;Ernest A. Schmidt, Secretary .gu plant for the use of the ttalveralty
r.ml|u n mn n urn seen dmrlng um Winnie T11pp!et.t.1Nlh\»1rd Sunday evening.I h n v P mmr nnnnl
Hr. and Hrs. Henry Beard and Mrs.
Roca Sean were Sunday :nests ofBn. Nia?vnret Iverson and family.Fred Hetaler and Geraldine andHarold have moved from bla mnthefa
to their own home but still :llvide thetime betweenthe um places until vn»ation.C. H. Blanchard and family of Her-
man visited the Dixon homo Sunday
moon.t. and Hrs. Walter ADD¥¢b¥ andHr .m s l i n .George Halna visitedBundav with their puronla. Hr: and
llrl. C. n. Hadna.
Hrs. Ha:rv Tvson spent Friday aftarnooowithMrs.Leo Cameron atHerman.Harland Mathews from the bench
was vlailjnf bla fonner school matesSundur
Hr .and Lira Watson Tyson hadBundadlnner with their aan, Kenneth
5 |k f :- -- - ; ;| a l ] |1 I Y L I Uae a T h m g s H u m a t t h e b r i c k l m l l
I ' r l d a y e v e n i n g .d r e w a f u l l h o u s e .
T h o s e t a k i n g p a r t r e n d e r e d t h e i r
p a r t ;w e l l .T h e p l a y w i l l b e r e p e a t e d
W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g , A p r i l 2 6 .4
T h e W n m a n " a C l u b m e t F r i d a y w i t h
M r s .0 .H .G o d a e y .T h i a w a s N e -
b r a a l c a D a y a n d a p a p e r o n N e b r a s k a
w x - n m w a s r e a d b y M r s .S .C .R o s e ;
N e b r a s k a L a w s ,M n .H e n r y T r u h l a e n .
D d e g a l e a t o t h e s e c o n d d i x l r i d m e e t -
i n g i n O m a h a g a v e a n i n t e r s t i n g r e - |
p o r t .T h e c l o n i n g m e e t l n f o r t h e
C l u b f o r t h e r e a r w i l l b e h e d M a y 1 2 ,
a t t h e l l r a .E .W .B u n l i c h o m e a n d
w i l l b e z u m d a y .!
F r a n k C r a n o r .w h o h a s b e e n o p e r a -
t o r h e n f o r s o m e t i m e .l a s o o n t o
l e a v e f o r C r a i g w h e n h e w i l l R 0 t o
a c t a n a g e n t .B r .B a m w i l l a a a n m e
f o l l c h a r g e h e r e a a h e l z a a i n t h e p u t
a n d h a v e t h e a a a l a t a n c e o f a h e l p e r .
M r .a n d M n .E .C .B u n d l e a n d M r .
am r ua .Nr. and Hn. Yrentieo 1211 rnlar-
llinnd ilu. J tnaen ami ra. W uh-lvurn of Blair and Hr. and Mn. L. D.W-»nld Sunday.
Ura.Abbie Const! neeivnd wordSunday of tim serious lilnisa af hermother. lin. Au Dixrm. Sr.. of LolMaples.llondar momlnx the n d
muah of har death was taierraphed.lin. An Dixon. Jr. le!! for California" ~ ' ~ = a , : m , .In d li ds ml
r.r.had company from Omaha Sunday.
and Mrs. Fred Robertson attzndod the
hanhra cnmranticn in Fnmont Fri-
daw and Saturday.Hn.. Annie Perldie wa.: a. mm: ol'her filter, Mn. P. Hansen, at Belle-vi n r I u t i n k .Dr. and Hrs.A. J. Cameron and
Hrs Eccles drove to Omaha Tuesdayand spent the day.Mr. and li n .Rosa Parrish, Mn.Wilbur Piuber and dauxhber.Mina
Hazel. and Elzy Tripnlctt :pmt Sun-dav at tha Rl! 'nIxmlett home.Hr. md lin . Fhd Kmgh c f Blair
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