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ALONG 'rms BUTTON new
l{r .u d! rs .C1 y d | Fi lth o f He r-
mantp-outSundayd i n l n g a t t h a
Hlr r y f y a o n h o ma
l\ lr . C u lB: \ tt dr o 1¢ ta0 mah a
1=q»;¢,,,
inline:Gnc eandHelenFackleg
were home our the week-and from
thi: xhaol duties.
JohnNewellln d'o'o'illnrdJiekny
'lim dinner nuts Sunday noon at
'tbl Hans' Tyson home.
lin. Bertha Gdlelion lad daughter
Ruthnmison,Gone,Mr.Sheldon
PeckAndRolandWarrick'Item
alle n a t th eNaamWarrick home
Sunday afternoon-Hra.L.D.Warric k bl!been ill
SPECIAL MEETINGOF C I TY c o u x c u
March39.1925.
AzpecislmeetingoftheBlair
City Qbuncii, called for the purpose
her sister, Hn. P. J. Flynn who just
returned from Cllifomia.Mr. and Hn. Harry 'Tyson enter-
tainedHr.and 'BinGeorgeHain
andl k .andMn .HowardHain
daughter.Mrs.Pn n ti uSmith.
h dThundu'afumooulbout
ttvnnty Indies mcoptd an invitation
to the shower ni Mn.R. M. Iver-
»on'a.Mr. uniM nC.B.Bunnwere
gum.: at the home or their daugh-
ter, lin Opal Re-nu and huband.
southoi'BhlrI n tSunday.Thay
mlsoalliedonHn .LD. \ha\1ick
thesune day..
n a
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theBlair Canning Co.forthe
of their plant during the time holler
e ve n i n g .M i s aG e o r g i a n ;Br e c ke n r id g eo f
fI'e ka m a hw a sad i n n e rz u mo f
H n . J .S. C o n e t yS u n d a y e ve n i n g .
Mr s . K e n n e t h Ty s o n , M r s. . C l i ffé r d
K r a u s ea n dC i a l r eW a r r i c kd r o ve
d o w nt oO m a h aTu es d ay .
h i r . a n d M n . H e n r yB e a n ! vi s i t e d
.
'Dixonandfunily encodedchurch
oenricee at Herman and were guests
ofHr.and _HnC.H.Blanchard
during the rest of the day.
Cul md Helen Bnlt visited lt the
Noam Wurkk homo Sunday evening.
Rllph Koopmm of On-mba vu a
guest Sunday nt the Gwrv Morgan
home.Mn .A.A.AndersonandH i n
JaneDennoylpentSaturdayand
SIIMOJ' with Hrs.. Fritx. lluller.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson md
Mr. and ilu Hurry Ty son lm] Paul
attended a family galhmging at the
p a n n w,Arlhu: Baker home near
Teknmlh.Hr. ond Mrs. J . s.Conoty droveto Omaha Sunday afternoon to vieit
her stator, Hn. P. J. Flynn who just
plant,wascnlledtoorders~i:30
ml. by Mayor Liurdoch.AIM: the
21acting of the signed call. the fol
son lust Sunday.MinaGeraldinelletzler hasbeen
ladpiu; Mrs. Fred Ray the last few
dayswithhousework,Mrs.Ray
being hid up with rheumatinm.
Hr.andMn .BlzyKingspent
Sundayaf ternoonwithMrs.James
M a w r .Z-lisalk'ulahMorganL-ehelping
Hrs.RoyRutledge with her spring
house cleaning."Clin lverson \i.lite¢l from Friday
untiiSundayatthehomeofMr.
m dHrs.CIilfor\1Ray,nonhof
Tehmah.Mrs.MattIversonand
dnushterl Pearl and Airs. Fred Ray
drove up on that day and Hina Clin
retumed home with them.
Merrill Johnson of Hermzln speni
Wednesdayerenllilt with his sister,
Hn . T. K .Iverson.Mr.m dMrs.ByronBeardmd
childrenspentSunday withMrs.
Brard':\ ainvrr. Mrs. 'Thomas Rodgen
of Omaha.I. MnA.A.Andersonandndnter,
Mrs. JamesDenny vbittd Saturday
and Sumlly with her daughter, Lin.
lritz Moeller.
BELL CREEK VALLEY NEWS
mv. F. c . Schuldt will confirm a
elua of twelve pupils at tha' Luth
eran church Sunday morning, April
Blix.
Norma Hallman of Arlington agent
ill! week-end with harm folks.
Among the Fremont cadlen Satur-
day from Ima were Henry Nieman
and famliy, Henry Dieknxayerand
family, Wm. iiuliman and daughter:
IreneandSoma,andCecilLlll-
man..Thefarmershavebeguntheir
spring work in zhi! vicinity.
Ilia: AlienRabespentthe 'week
with home folka.J
LeonaHoltmanapent° Wednesday
Baxc n NGTBS
The Plea.nnt'1'hw S.S. was very
planedtohaveSupl.M mA.J.
Sumner back in her place last Sun
dayafterseveralweeksabsence
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Id a yeve n i n g ,p n l c n t i n gsve r yi n
te r e st i n gQ m n d i m vi a np r o g r a m .
M n .Ha msN e l s o nen t e r ta i n e d
I
Robert Rasmussentilrawnzi 30.56
Wm. Waikenhorst Ullackamith
work)14.ao
Goldberg Anderton{L;b0r)2.25
Floy d Butnn (Labor)aura
JohnBruce(Labor)axes
Lester Hansen Labor)2.13
Hans C. Larson Ibrasrrinxv24.97
Alben Hmhieser; (uhm)3.94
Louie Blanche (Labor)150
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The following spent Sundsy after-
noon aztheEmilLallmanhome.
Herman and Wiil lalfuun md inm-
iliesofWinulbw,HenryWilkening
andfamily,Mr.andMn .Gottlieb
Lsllman and dl.ugl1\.»el'¢» Sylviaand
Darlene and Mini Pearl Christensen,
Alina Minnie and Anna Ldlmln of
I"l1n'lunt.Wm.Wilkening und hmlly spent
.c a u s e d fr o msicknessi nh e r f a m i l y
party Friday nighg in honor of an.
Nelsenkbirlhdly.1rqport21
moat eiljoyable esen!ng.
Anumberofthtstudentsare
ntinrdnz to attendthe"Mee~sinh".
xiyen in I'remnant Thursday, April 2.
Ara re sult the duefor ihc joini
rrdla! has been chlngeml to I'rldt}|
April ,3» Instead of Thursday, April
Guy 0stmn;ler(Labor)
W. E. Spanton(Labor)
Morris Spanton(Labor)
NWarrick(Dmrxirur)
2.44
1.87
a m
sexo
Christian Andenon (Road work) 1.50
G. C. Wilkins (Rand work)
Hum P. LI. Hansen (Rd. work)
F. B. Linden (Road work)
6.75
m e
m f
Robert Rasmussen {Road work) 1a.s<
Fre d Ana mm ma . wor k)
Elmer Christensen (Rd. work)
Clmiea R. French (Rd. work)
Fred C. French(Rd. work)
Waller PIHISU (Rd. irork)
Emil Andreuen (Gu)
Amdt Hardware(Repairs)
B. S. 'r. Garage (Repairs)
H. C. Blaco (Repairs)
H. C. Blncollliway Com.)
{`. ll. Blanchard(Gu )
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11 .sr
4 5
4.50
1.ao
4.3¢
5.2¢
1.l.2I
1573;
gg
5.25
per hcme.llr .undHn .JohnEchlenknmp
and family spent Sunday evening in
Arlington.Mn. W m. Buttman md slaughter,
In nsspentFridaynftemoonwith
Hn .EmilLlllmnn.Mrs. JohnEchtenhmp, Jr.,non
Loyd. Hubert and Leonard.Ec.hten-
kung and John Echtenknmp, Sr. af
ArlingtondrovetoWnyirnowhere
theyspent theweek-end.
Mn .HenryStranger, Jr..Mi n
Minka Hnrtunz. Mn. Sldie Mange-
dohtanddaughter,Ellenvialmed
LlondQ_ aftemormwithMrs.Emil
Lmllmln.
£ 4 - '
HAHA COLLEGE N.¢:\\s
ow| ¢ ¢ | | | |g w u gn g ,~| l l lq m u y .| | | ' l[ O i l
u n .c f l m m .J S .I l o n a ,c r a m -° ° " 'm a' * ' P' " " ° °I nn n m m m
~" | ;~| . | " d . | , | f l I r nH l l l ¥ .e J l m ro I8 . 8 -m u l e s !
N c k p o o hh e rpl ac ed u r i n gh e r a b
sencea n dd i du m u u a l l yw e l LN e x t
l
week.
A inrge pereent of the Dana stu-
dents went In Omaha Sunday to hear
the A. Clpello Choirjwm the Lin-
colnConservatoryofHula..They
mere well pleased with the work of
this group and were particularly ln
temted bcenue ours ia an A Capella
Choir this year.ll has been el.al.e¢|
ihnt there are only five auch choirs
inAmerica.IfnothentheDana
Feilege Choir is number six-and also
lm!but notleastaswe hopeto
prove under the very able leadership
of Professor Waldo B. Neilsen.
The ooliege girls will have charge
of theHeaperlnnLiteraryprogram
to be given Satuwy. .April 4. Therr
will boa son of contest between the
girls and the b°rs..*h° will present
thenextP w s r wltisagreat
questionofwhlchgroupwillbe
victorious.Misa Elizabeth Nyholm andM m
OlgaMadsenarespendingnfew
daysherethisweek`n|guestsof
Mia: lierivrig Nyholm.
H i nEstherJneobsen,nformer
Darnstudent,oflone.spentthe
weekend visiting old friends.
wa.: rejected by
un ju n : mm:
On inotlon el
the annum! repo
ClerkDm. Con
placed on file.
On motion du
actionofthe
9th, 1925, in all
H. Hlchelsenln
tr urecunside
the reason that
zamilabieto p l
Bef onier nf 1
Bonn! onlered l
pay Dena Blant~
month.molicrs
nwntlu.
C O U N T Yc o m u s s l o x a n sm m m '
{ C o n t i n u a |fr o mp o g o o n e ]
fo l l o w i n g c l a i m sh e a l l o w e da n dt h e
C o u p l y C l e r k In s t r u c t u ! t o d r a w vm -
r a n t ao nt h efu n d sin d ic a te db a l o w
topay the same.Carried.
E.. S. Anderson (Dressins)S 1260
Wm. Koenig(D n z r i n v17.113
L o u i s L e r a c h ( L a b o r )26,50
Je n a G o r m Ja n s e n( L a b o r3 1 5
Jo h n B u r m e n i t c r ( L a b o r )m o
G c o r n O h r t ( L a b o r )3 9 0
.A de lp h S ch r oe de r( L a b o r )8.00
P e t e r S c h m i d t ( L a b o r )4,50
V e r n S c h m i d t( L a b o r )4.5¢
F r i t zLo r s c h( L a b o r )5 0 0
E m i l l a n c h ( L a b o r )4. 50
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ae¢f£~'*+5 & s"
ra-J ~ff
.y..lf "_' __~§~ . { . , ;."i - .
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<Hl, - - e f.} ~
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w ~3." Q ' " ' : ; r . , _ ~" 1 ' S > :} ` f 'i
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1eQ i a a e ai t ~t h e eQ ~
~~E e a i e n to f~
The I-IYDRO-DISC Do
Inside the self- draining corrugated copper tub the H
dro-disc constantly forces a streamof hotsudsan
water through and through the fabric, cleansing the
quickly and thoroughly, fine garments too.
Then you guide them through the ekectricaily operate
wringer rolls to the rinSeo1° blue tub on handy foldin
bench.In a surprisingly short. time, iust an hour o
so, the family washing has been done with a minimu
of labor, expense and time.
¢
.Hui
e n / s e d-
*Q*'L 2:~00~
ur; motion du
:mf petition of
requestingthe
Township into l
laid over two u
dderationInd
lunity for the
have a. hearing.
'1'h!l'Bbeing
the Bonn! adjo
6.!£T"..5.
Sam Stcvena(Patrolfor
Alnrch)107.50
HughSutherland(Labor)1.50
TruhhenBros.(Gas).75
G. C. Witklna (Labor)£1.50
Mrs. Funk Allbery (Bond for
Poor)'20.00
Jens Anderson {Mi1k for Poor) 3.10
A.N.Boliarrllllln lr iu i Po o r
Form)40.05
Cnlhonnibr, Co. (Coal for Pcor) 6.85
County Clerk (Freight. voltage,
express)18.23
CARD
We .mini so
friends for thei
the kind acts I-h
illness qnd deal
and mother.E
thou:whoso
our need! and
ful floral cfferln
we can find no
thxnks.It was
on his part to
tionsmher
wordsof env:ou
and we apprecial
can express.
Kumi.;Grimm(Cabs for Poor)3.00
Fur. Co-op. Union. (Coal for
Poor)s m s
E. C. Jacks-on(Court cotta I:
salary)152.88
li. B. Printing Co. (Supplies)4.09
Binaries Mehrena, Sheriff (Ex-\
penn!35.50
w. lnlclalillen {Suppliea .for
Poor)2.05
Gust Munson (Salary A Exp.) 86.75
N. E. Noyes {Bd!lf'! Fees)24.00
Reed U'Hanion, c¢>. Atty. fn.
expense)22.50
Wm. Sievei1\ (Sup. for Poor)I9
Uni.Pubi.Co.(Ex.Quest.)6.15
09 motion duly made and carried
claim of E.R.Haggardfor $27.00
5*-.f12|Ime.. _,~u n s C o p p e r W a s h e r w i t h\
§"f~L\°.aGo l d e nV a l u ew i t h o u t J !
.r\\\~o b h g a t m n .§~.r..gg-I
§°H
.
*= ': 4' §~
Clam Bolln (Bam Rent)16.00
C. w. B1eunig (Spark Piugn3.00
Haymqynd Bron (Labor)3.00
ilruce Box (Team work)2.50
Lmwell Lbr. l Gr. Co. (829.3 119.40
Deep Rack on Co. (Gus)57.H
1.vidImlunl(Labor)49.85
Geo. Menking (Repmin. etc.)"l0.i.»
H. F. McDonald(Labor)20.96
JackMcDonald(Labor)49.35
Albin Nelson(Labor)8.00
franke (Patrol)106.00
Geo.oisonttabora-22.26
Omaha Rad Equipment Co. (Rz-
Pllrvl1.36
wanPowell(labor)3.00
D. s.Pn z mn x(L;b¢r)29.00
L. » ~ ,} _~
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Q7¢
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runzuuwrnrmss~~.rw dglxt !THE ENTERPRISEmuon ol bein: amnm :he County.yS A
y mm .ms nrriedof E. C. Jackson
i m c~l u
:.:Y l \ l __l " |__ _ _u r
rants on the fundsindicated balow
to pay tho same.Corrid
E.. S. Anderson (Dressins)
Wm. Koenig(D n z r i n v
Louis Lunch (Labor)
Jena Germ Jansen (Labor
John Burmesitzr (Lnbor>
Georn Ohrt (Labor)
.Adelph Schrooder (Labor)
Peter Schmidt (Labor)
Vern Schmidt (Labor)
Fritz Lorsch (Labor)
Emil lanc li (Labor)
s 12.60
1'!.lU
26.50
3.75
6.00
3.00
8.00
4.50
4.5Ls.oo
4.50
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13 lbs. Saga r.__.._..__-_.$1.~ c
Robert Rasmussentilrawnzi 30.56
Wm. Waikenhorst Ullackamith
work)14.ao
Goldberg Anderton{L;b0r)2.25
Floy d Butnn (Labor)aura
JohnBruce(Labor)axes
Lester Hansen Labor)2.13
Hans C. Larson Ibrasrrinxv24.97
Alben Hmhieser; (uhm)3.94
Louie Blanche (Labor)150
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Pillsbury Best Flour
24 |b._____$l.25
age Qua!;r Oats
Regular or Quic_27r-
Q .~gp x ~ r1 .
'-=°»<-~~ |F"" ~"" '~~ jr~
Q».;illr.. _~ ~ u-Q -.-»
nfju. .
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n'.n t .. . .=_7 ' ¢=~= -, , , , . - .
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Carnation Milk, large..._.11c
Guy 0stmn;ler(Labor)
W. E. Spanton(Labor)
Morris Spanton(Labor)
NWarrick(Dmrxirur)
2.44
1.87
a m
sexo
Christian Andenon (Road work) 1.50
G. C. Wilkins (Rand work)
Hum P. LI. Hansen (Rd. work)
F. B. Linden (Road work)
6.75
m e
m f
Robert Rasmussen {Road work) 1a.s<
Fre d Ana mm ma . wor k)
Elmer Christensen (Rd. work)
Clmiea R. French (Rd. work)
Fred C. French(Rd. work)
Waller PIHISU (Rd. irork)
Emil Andreuen (Gu)
Amdt Hardware(Repairs)
B. S. 'r. Garage (Repairs)
H. C. Blaco (Repairs)
H. C. Blncollliway Com.)
{`. ll. Blanchard(Gu )
-LBC
11 .sr
4 5
4.50
1.ao
4.3¢
5.2¢
1.l.2I
1573;
gg
5.25Tip Top Bread, 2 large
loaves_.~23c
Pancake Flour Reg. 30c_2
Advo Oats Reguhiz or
Quick ......" . . .931:
Qigong §~§lié§ Quickb'
~ ~ "loiioni of §uds
The HYDRO-DISC Does It
Inside the self- draining corrugated copper tub the Hy-
dro-disc constantly forces a streamof hotsudsand
water through and through the fabric, cleansing them
quickly and thoroughly, fine garments too.
Then you guide them through the electdcially operated
\\ringer rolls to the rinse'or blue tub on handy folding
bench.In a surpdsingly short time, just an hour or
so, the family washing has been done with a minimum
of labor, expense and time.
Au{oMa{1¢
Carnation Milk, small
2for-._.,__,.-.._.i1c
40c Can Pirfeapple, 35c
3for.51.~
None Such, Smail
Amlours Veri -best.
Mii k,}tuge-._.........10c
40c can Armours Veri-
bestPears____.__3~
402 can Del Monte and
Al\eePeam._.__.__30c
Macaroni and SpagettiPer;>kg.._,._,..,.._.-.._l...._9c
Armours Veri-best
Milk,smali.,___5c
Pillsbury Best Flour
48 lb.____9 4 5
Standard Peas, can..._.._--14c
.25c Luxor Peas, 2 cans_._-I
Standa rd Corn, can. _ _...IA
Dr. Prices 25c BakingPov.de1°_._H__15c
Corn Starch, pkg.
Ideal MaltSyrup,can__.59
Gloss Starc}, pkg
Pork and Beans, No. I£-...10
Campbell Soup, pex' can..l1.
I'. & G. Soap, 10 ba1~s_ A
pl a ce do nfi l e .
O nm o t i o n d u l yma de a .n d _: :a rr ie d
a c t i o no ft h eB a u dt a k e nM a r c h
9t h ,1 9 2 5 , i n a l l o w i n g : h i mo fGe o.
H .H l c h e l s e n l nt h es u mo f $ 1 2 1 . 5 0
v une c o n si d e m ln n dres ci nd edfo r
t h e r e a s o n t h a t t h e r e w e n n o fu n d s
zamil abtet ov uu i dr l a i m .
B e f o n i e r n f t h e C o u n t y C o u r t t h e
B o n n !o n l e r e dt h eCh u n k yC l e r kt o
p a y D e n a B l a n t o n , t h i r t y d o l i a n p u
m o n t h .m o l i c r spe n si o nf o rsi x
n w n t l u .
D e e p R a c k o n C o .( G u s )5 7 . H
1.vidI 1 d u n !( L a b o r )49.85
G e o . M e n k i n g ( R e p m i n . e t c . )" l 0 . i . »
H .F .M c D o n a l d( L n b o r )26.96
Ja c kM c D o n a l d( L a b o r )49.35
A l b i nN e l s o n( L a b o r )8.00
f r a n ke ( P a t r o l )106.00
Ge o.ei s o nt t a b o r a -22.26
O m a h a R a d E q u i p m e n t C o . ( R z -
p a l r ¢ }1.36
w a nP o w e l l( l a b o r )3.00
D .s .P n z m n x( L ; b ¢ r )29. 00
o
:Inf petition of twenty-eight signers
requestingthedivisionofDeSolo
Township into two road districts was
laid over two weeks for funher con
ddorationInd:Isotofiveoppor
tunity for the rest of the district to
have a. hearing.\ _.
rsbeingnoi'urtherbusiness
the Bonn! adjourned to meet April
6.!£T"..5.ANNIE C. MARTIN. County Clerk
Sam Stcvena(Patrolfor
Alnrch)107.50
HughSutherland(Labor)1.50
TruhhenBros.(Gas).75
G. C. Witklna (Labor)£1.50
Mrs. Funk Allbery (Bond for
Poor)'20.00
Jens Anderson {Mi1k for Poor) 3.10
A.N.Boliarrllllln lr iu i Po o r
Form)40.05
Cnlhonnibr, Co. (Coal for Pcor) 6.85
County Clerk (Freight. voltage,
express)18.23
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~CARD OF THANKS
We desire to Hunk the many kind
friends for their thoughthalneas ami
the kind acts Ihnwn to ua during the
illness and death of our lgeloved #rife
and mother.Especially do we thank
llnosewhosokindlyministeredto
our need! and who sent auch beauti-
ful floral cfferlnga and to Rev. Marsh
we can find no words to expneaa our
thanks.It was more than kindness
on his part to Snake constant visita-
tionameherbedsideandnooffer
wordsof encouragementandhope
and we appreciate it mpre than words
can express.Earl W. Jacobs
and Family.
Kumi.;Grimm(Cabs for Poor)3.00
Fur. Co-op. Union. (Coal for
Poor)s m s
E. C. Jacks-on(Court cotta I:
salary)152.88
li. B. Printing Co. (Supplies)4.09
Binaries Mehrena, Sheriff (Ex-\
penn!35.50
w. lnlclalillen {Suppliea .for
Poor)2.05
Gust Munson (Salary A Exp.) 86.75
N. E. Noyes {Bd!lf'! Fees)24.00
Reed U'Hanion, c¢>. Atty. fn.
expense)22.50
Wm. Sievei1\ (Sup. for Poor)I9
Uni.Pubi.Co.(Ex.Quest.)6.15
09 motion duly made and carried
claim of E.R.Haggardfor $27.00
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY OF BLAIR,NEBRASKA Nm 1it:.te Hlstoricll ilc
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Him 'ru Telclron ;
PURCHASE Cmxm-.'r FOR sur>'r.l
.Dlmlr, N~r~u,.\prl| moan.
Tho Bblrrl nl Education not ln
regular resslon ln the Superinten-den!'s otlico.Present Wrleht. Wil-
kinson, smnlaz,mm. Blunloela
me Kelly .Meeting alled to ord er It 8:00
PM. by Prvaldent Wdglrt.lln ules
of lu! ngulxr meetlnl and and ap-
proved.Report o i Tr e u n n r r r u re-ld.
nhovring halnnge aah on lrlnd Apr-ll
1. 1925 of sr2,1s1.sn On motion ro-
port rru ngelved and plmad on fill.
The followin g mu v m allow
GUY HELTMAN DIESIN o xmlu HOSP I TA L
The ol lhe rlelth of Guy S1Heltmm, mation agent for the Chi-1
:ago and Nonhrmtem nllwny henl
reached Dlnir l u !Thursday nfteh
noon.I
mr, Heltmln haul
en l r r e e kl u r d vu
Memorlal hospital ln
ume .r his death.
He flnt ltrllered
later zompliudons
meek he v u f n l k e n d b y 0 d m
of lrlccoughrt h i e r he contracted
uuuble pneumonia,whlch rru the
:ann of h ln d ulh.
Hr, Helurnn hu been rutlon ngenr
ln Blair :hunt when yearn.
Hd vu fr lty ~fo ur y a n o l an at
the time of Ll: death.
He in survived by his rrlle QI]
Omaha,hiffrzner.who u v a ' ¢ t
Supedor.Nob.m d one brother of
wu h u mwn ,D.c ,`
Plmenl wrvleu were hold Satur-
day dter nwn . A pfu 4 h o m a n
Hnlimlll UIldB¥\l n l p|X|0l'~
ben in nn uv-1
or the PawnOmaha ll. the
a stroke mdnel ln. For a
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RESULTS 0F
CITY ELECTIDN
City Elecllon Quiet One.Comm Dlr
Councilman In Every wud.
No :lm Raklng nm"
cu-pun.
No PROMINENT ISSUE EVIDBN1'
'nm dw ele¢tlolr hold lut Tueru
any vru nn exceptlunuly qolot one
U mm vu no is s ue r o b l-mg r m
IM vole whic h u a result, vru very
ligneThere was no mnien on diy :led
nr city traxurer and Clifford Kr-urn
-proent clty dark md Chu. Ruben-
snu prQn¢ elty Lrnsuner an sub
to O G "mother year.On Couwlnmn in F i n !w u d
George (krrrllclmel received 13 wha.
rf. S. Blgnlorr. 43 and u. G. cum.
ae, thus ¢l¢¢ur.; Glrner to mn tm
knoc k: or dodge them in the afflet
-» ......Ln..... rn n.. ...rt an vnn
PRECINCT ASSESSGRSBUSINESS AND
3 SOCIAL FORECAST
PL AN ~ A pf n wo -c \» a-r y, Service from.
Prcdncr .\snnm0rl lleld (id-Tw
Gdhor And Obllln 5UPlii¢|
rw Sruoxfr worn or A.-
:mu g c u m ,
WORK IS I-nocsmsrxo mfr-:Lr
i'ne vredhet mmm nr wnmng-tun:'£<»umy met at the umm vt tr-
;I: xo a at Epm.-opal church.,flpnl 12-E nter.1
April ra- rx. A . c . nt Mm A. c .§1 Dclreln.5
lk p d l IG-Plrent-Tesebers'Arrodn-,
u m .,5
Hay I-2-Arrurrlnn ltf lo n PIly,|
"Naming But Trouble".5
rmrmx PRDUD or i
STUD ENT rmc o nnown !! us e uo r vrr llo a dn y ,ibn-,bl ;
3051 925 ml m a w t u w p l a n ¢1
vw fur the nnsont y earn unm-
me¢.
Ybllowing in lho llat of urnaorrthc varlmu tmvnnhlpn of the
Behrens Pt. Calhoun
liehulaen Do Solo
forf
C.
ww .luhnel RldrlhndGd- L. Peck Fontmelh
ze n. rm"annum
xfv . Nwuru u m m
ri I. Sulker G n m
l Raman I-llgh Sdroyl lru dng up
nomo rclrool roeondn that on very
corhpllmonury lo that ln nlhd on
Ind while we n e not all wgulhor
ln hvor nf eontlmml penow boon-
ln g o f | h w lo d n a m- o m - m mm
r z vf th u tc u lli n d lr o lth e tlu lwh o ,
porhapc. have mods just on grunt un
e t l o r g n u u g l n d w n p r o d r r n t l n
(¢-llowlng nnkla from the Komen
Reaml and vldr ro eon fr lln llll
th ou young people on tlrolr n r !
. . _ .___l_...
umlnaron HAVING
Ill-LINE REBELLIUN
Hmlnnon ln Own Rebellion Agmlnd
llldr Une Wlrki In Furnlrhlnl
Eloctrk Curran.mm E1-
orbiwn Wnh Hn zulu
n u l n H A D A s u m l n s n r l r z
'rm following ankle ellppm from
the Dau: County News Iflrfdwly
daerihlng ll! relationship bctwrsen
Haningron wa me mrs lm -han
hu hom lumlxhln;ulectrk curnnrfor tlmldtybrlngutamlmlthenldngm. rhr sun "nl umqh anyI Y " n m b a m md we wmotlorbslr K0 pnbllnh lt Vl ulle uthan In any "doubting 'homnol'
nhtlvu to our present uloquts
hdlldu for furnishing this neeoultywe rrhh men dvnbdn( one wouldnod nrvfully md meh dn aarnnul-lon not only (nm a nnnrrehl mm-palnx but xlla fromiho point
GRo§gR1Es
Friday, Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday
and oniamd paid:Pay-roll for March $4194.73
Tarty wh noc 't.128.92
Central Scientific Co.4.28
0Hanlon, Maher & 0'Hanlon 28.85
P"A. Abbot:ma s
' D ml h l Utd MIR!!' I B IBIQB m ua uuumu»u»u un. .M.. ,...... -..- f"West Lawn cemetery there.In Seanad Ward Jim Roberts and
Alpena the friuuil dn nttaminnoe JimPnund| vrare after the cmmdl~
l l the funargl # E n the following! manic honors md Jim Pounds receiv-
Irum Bhir,A r m Nelson,c asuha 45 vote r :nd J im mmm 11, noK ° ¢ P ° k l »F r e d 1 ` l Y l ° \ »C h r l a S e h m i d t ,R o b e r t . |l s t o h a v e t h e h c n o r l I l l
_- -- - -- - . I ¢ l l 0 | . n l l a ! !
'Y 4 a
E n l u : W n n n
W i m m a m a ;
Osélr Gilhetuon
Ciarhvn Baller
. . . . . . _-
Human
Al-llngtan
c c n ;llhlr 'hm
Bldr City
exn nn n :mm-lg."Hu man li i¢h Sdwol d n l m n
u k e n b u k s s l w h m l t m m u t o
vfvdwinz nehohrnhlp moulds. BILL!
andOmlhn Centnl han been boub
or our exeeumq m urvxa vuuc n:m have enjoyed dna dn :ny |»~
Illllad our municipal phat.
In tha following aumplqu 1211!-It
on sau mbjxt pleads :mu un emlu of puptln 'un an Hung! or 3os per mn m mn- mgh ..»...°.1';'5,_'§,_ _,g un md "°'"
99. P. S. Hoare m d A u b r e y T h o m p s o n p a n e n e u n : w c y u a n l i m a n u n i , . . - . , ,
| Btf.lwxmass MAND. V. Mane:
nl mm BHNEDICT5 (Corntlnuuad on mn URN)Phan price vrhh 'hu we An wrFred lhylu uma,_wa n;Husie a .n.x1|
w. M. Welch aug. c<»1 5 9 3 5 ~
\.~........ m.<m n a l s
veu...|ur....\n1¢.n h u i t w o :r an di a v r ;
ES FEDERAL-
APPO[N`l'MEN'l`~
1.1.2Ll§"'|..lhI'¥.`"" ,;"",,§;' "QQ,....w.._~ --__n -
az wp- ma Dr. n. c. P°»bl¢»» the m m af w i J.s f h mm m a
z a n c n mb e n i . wh o f mma z a . lb b u lla r n m Mi lk :wen nav¥§.'1"»»., md y u n of experhmes llilily , , , , ,4 ea »...$ of men
und u n h o n o r d m: n u m n u m m m m f m m a s m m y a t x n s f.m~».A u n :he h u m m e d lo l A u . » n u . mm c m- mm- mmr .
c m c o m m o n .'~ ~
~M g g f m q ,Ov P r a m mn u c : we p e r k v.
I o r t h o l l n t l i k v k p n - h v . f o rlu . . n e md 15 , 7: Nr k v.fur $ 1
i<fi3f`E§' r sam]
J. E. Cunpbell 6.005
B. F. Halle:44.50m l
125|
11.11§
19.ss|
10.00nr. za. c.|>.
Rguivu
m e a l .
c
»-=»=».W--~f»»;;,;;f.;.:.,"5.;, ~tion: me as" "' "~Government Appinl-'uink nnxf tribulations to whkh meh 'mv luv! been wins together for
...Goes lo Kan!!I cffines are heir so thnt he wont a timber of NU* lad their .bm
..mind it in the least.fl;,|lg,rs mire this would be theju, May Isl.i The Fourth wud aid like un ...1...;..:::. nf 1 mutt? romuwt
c u: ma Mm o n Hmhu rum'
.ua 1~\-uma num..o n -
cn Of Cutella Pasture
v/num' o ne
nex¢ fI0 ,6¢y erkv.fo rUmnut200lnd5e!or|.l1uvlr.
A l w i l b e n u b y u m d f k u u
Blur light md p o u r u m norlvincleudununv-hav whit mn
Pilot
P. z. The Shoo ilu:
Ed Pltton Inc.Hnmmond & Stephens Co
J. W. Jenkins Sona Music CcI.1.i13'1s.4J'"'*5 ACTIVE IN BLAIR r0L.| 11csf'nnra and put baEk A seasoned vet-
l jew- in the office. Mr. P. C. Seren-
7.50
37.50
13.01
1x.12
2.25
15.00
11.00
re hired
e
| at ssl-
es.oo'Some time but Dr. D. c. Peebles men who received as vote! ee :mmf
7_31_received an appolnunent from the li# UPPGHQHLS. Lou Porter'e 20.
13gg_ government u govemment vet.:inu!-Q 'vIlL;!ee!_°..119,r, Kenna Ql@r.,"'H n p n x a x
'Hay lat when he arm be '""'u"°d'+*"" " " - HE AD S GOOD
His wife will follow him in the fell.
from the Thin! ward for n numberof 5ears :md has mode |. very em-f
cient olfu:ini.He is fearless and a
figheer and when he believes a thing
ls righ;he is willing to back his
Dr.Peebles has been coun.c.l1mln Mr.and Zlirs.W.B.Rodman ol_
this eil.;are rejoicing th an days
over the news from their mn-in-Inv,
Sam Collins, ihlt he has atnuzk ell.on his oil lemme and the! he will bel
rated among the vrenlthiest men of
:con\.ictionm.'lnorthem Louieildm.
1 ...~ _ ....... ..».1.. anrinnri|\n Mr.Collins was formerly secre
'l'h¢>' were atzended by llln Lillian
lerson. :IOM friend of we bride and
lr. Louis Star:of Omtha, cousin of
the groom.They left for Denref on
e abort weddihl'trip and glen tn
.e=cqqg;°_;,; # nm» m man i a
301. Skzlnkle ge"e l.lt!r of the
briele, and at Davenport,Nebr.t
vi:it her mother and other friends
The bride has been teaching ln
the city schools for the p u t five
years and upon their return from
the wen, will continue to hnllh out
1N e w c o u x c u . s o o n x x o r r l c z ' h u e ~ i l n l r i n t ' r h o
z -April 1,m s .5 ."P=~=ddm§ H-fl. Bukrmd m»~
A regular meeting of me m; sr Z"" °' "" *! * \' * 3 "| Gwen .of :he
City c oma: was amd so order n.T"'°3"=¢°¥-W H"Co. me: with me
ma a u . m y Iaqor aunsoeh.u»¢I°°""'=*1 md e fel' hneruud eltisene
f d b ius Ceanéilmis u n e r I I ! ¥ g d b * F d d l r
ma:-ull.Pbeblel,Grimm,Greg'
Moore.Chrinemwen, Cumichael md
Jecobe. Hundah! being absent.
The minutes of th e lllt re¢\llr,!
adjourned and speeid called meetings
Qu o i n . th e mm- e t-
Pfdint to but some definite re n !
about the reduced rites promindHerrington for the put 'five yearn.
Hut befone the evening guna some
of those who tnok the tiouble g°
l f i n n out the dea th f ofthems n which i*only of s f°"'were fm md approved.the wz:~e»`ted"'redn¢don:" ?.'§°
. . . . .week! duntion.She hu been ver),At the request of Hr. Chu. Ron ini g h "rho!were just 151,shone
_.\ L-.. ......|.l£he offer to eell Bloc k 6 K=°"""*'.¢ff¢f¢a lt Nnmnz ma r
G. B. Riiner
'Fhe Enierprisef
G. L. Dixon
Arndt Hdw. Co.
D a n i s h L u t h e r a n P u b .H a u s
L n i \ ¢ n i t y P u b . C o .
B i a i r R a c k e t S t u n
Th e fo l l o w i n g t e a c h e r s w e
f o r t h c sch ooi y e a r 1925-26
Hina Hazel Roberf-S l08000L nc 15 luv as wir *Ivw -~»--~-Miss Elsie M. Shriver moufoo and has mem'friends among um' ll ! of the___Chs.rnber_:_ g=~°1=-gf
0 _farrners of the county as well as o onroe,Illewil r 'INS 3
m=;;=° §f;»§g ; s°;n ;:;w: ;til:n ' Blah ' c iti zens..ln twist of fate that he ame ln
l 'k th doctor possession of a 12,000 acre lease of1tthe are som' to now esteecabinet for the Superintendent: i, leaving Blair hut we congratulate oil und which hm been considered
r Io fice, nt a °°°? not ".mr $so25._ hum on his receiving such a nm gp-1northieas, not he me nm; in it and
Here on m°'°V;":g;d§;;f;°d~p°;¢,¢m¢.nf.lin company with Anthony Gibbons
'formed a company and begun opera-
l'ORM BR BLAIR W OMAN tions.Five wells proved barren mg
~ ~ TAX g ~~~limg nn gl W " the mon ey " | | ex.
I N O P E R A T I O N 1 § 1 | u u n t e d .
a' r r r .:F u n e r a l a c w i c e s f o r M r s I J .H J A t l a s t a l l n \ ° a i l a h l c m o n e y w a s
i h e " ° ". - ' ° ° " 'g l l s o l i n e w a " ° " *F l e t c h e r o f 1 t i r m i n e .M o . .w e r e h t l l l
n t o o p e r a t i o n l a s t T h u r r . d a y u n d e r t h e B a p t i s t c h u r c h i n t h i ,d r y .
t i m e n t l m g o f H .J .M c L a u g h l i n ,8 - C f - 5 o n T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n ,A p r i l 1 ,a t
r o t a r y o f a g r i c u l t u r e ,w h o h a s c h a r g e ; 3 : l 5 - p 5 §i
o f t h e c a l l e r t i o n o l t h e t a x a n d o n l T h e d e c c g u e d \ s o. \ \h l i m a B e a n l . .
s a u r d a y 'A p r i l 4 ,D r .T .W .B u s g m l a u g h t c r o f H r .a n d M r s .l l e n r y
' j a B e a u !w h o l i v e s e v e n m i l e s n o r t l m e n s e l y w e a l t h y ._
g e o f B l a i r .S h e w a s b o r n J u l y 1 7 ,M m C o l l i n s w i l l b e w e l l r e m e m b e r -
1 s 1 2 ,o n t h e B e a d l g e m e e f w l " d e d b r B l a i r : m i n s a s M i s s j i l a n c h z
c l ! g r e w t o \ w o m a n h o - o d i n t h a t n e r g h -R o d m a n r e a r e d a n d e d u c a t e d i n l a i r
o n ; l ' = l h 0 0 1 3 O n J u l y I T .1 2 . 3 9 s h e "a n d a f o r m e r W a s h i n g t o n c o u n t y
spent and Hr. Gibbons, who was an
lrlmrlishman. made a trip to England
when he obtained enough money lo
sink the sixth and last well.Il
was a winner Ilml the out-put is soofBrokenBow was appointed large one Mr.Connie will be im
tnx administrator at a salary
wooo per y ear.me denier will
the supervisinlr of the collection
lhe gas tax and the checking ofcompanies' books to see that the pro-E Fletcher of ¢h;,per amounts are paid.His °dl:nin°c ity ilmolurvives her.On ___________tcachcr.
mrntion will he under the agncul- of in health she me livctl in Missonrii ('g{;§g|L HOLDS 3'lEETlNG
ture department.|lor the we anen gears where her!
The gasoline tax means:1 death occurred dnturdny, April 4.That $9,000,000. half tif it to 'Ni Besides h u hugbgnd she ia 'uf-I
derlvnl from the gasoline tax -ml trived by her parents,one sister.:
half from federal aid. will be "'°"'Io1rs. pm; Payne of l\lerrlman,!~leb.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ of mu ~
5 ron of this cit anThat $4,$w will he spent by thc sb i d d gu xme hire.r.,',,|f
cour;_l_les on thei secondary roasls e Smith of Chateau. Montana.5
T t 3,800 mic s of highway nl l.She was n member of the Baptistbe graded nnd drained;\g t H nnan. Seb.and inter
The city council held its r¢glllnr
meeting last 'Monday evening ant'
proceeded with the regular work.
Nothing of importance happened
except the Withdmwal of the offer
to sell the Castetxar pasture to the
city.This question will be brought
up before the new council, who will
be urged to make the purchase of the
glot of ground for the clty.TheAnd that 2.000 miles of state high1 church n e"" " ""with rlrzswnl nf the nrnnmml "5 [hp..a.in the Herman
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successful as a teacner mu on aus-umany friends among the IGIllllfl' seras well as moons the patrons of the
schools.Hr. Schmidt is known to practicli-
ly every one who has business deal
ings in Blair as he has been aneoci
ated with the Blair State Bank for I
number of years.He was reared on
a farm near Blair and attended thc
city schools.lie is thoroughly a
Washington County product and onf
of the dependable men of the com
munity.'
The Enterprire extends hearty coo
strntulations and best Wishes to hir.
and Mn .Schmidt.
TEK.'\!|lAlI 'l0l`Tl{ LDSES
.L umix mss o un z RI VE R
Tekarrtah, Reb.,April 4.-Harold
Webster, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Wehetcr,who live north
east of here,was drowned in thc
Missouri river Friday morning the.
the rowbout in which he and l
to in a whirlpool.
Will was able to regain a held
on the overturned heat but Harold
was sucked down into the whirlpool.
Hia body h u not been recovered.
The lpat drifted into shallow water
where Ben Hurlocltcr.who hcani
Will'a cries, was able to pull him to
nhore.I|.lrnlr|ie Ihr-BFCDHQI m&!Bh£f Df
lddition to the City, was wit!alravrn.
A c o mmun i c a ti on f r o m th e ~
Foundry and hlfg. Company regard-
ingtlgernsnohc taneof tc curasnad
This mailer was referred to the Wa-
ter Committee and the C-'led for lr
restintion.The report of Chas.Robertson
City 'Treasurer was read Moved
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ond seconded. thi! repon be no\rP¢°d.
as read and placed on file.ACouncilrnenpresent votinl'wo-:'.
(Continued on page eight)
OLD SETTLEB PASSES
The death of Hr.Henry T.Sal
occurred last Saturday. April 4. of
heart trouble st the home of his
sister n.nd brother-in-law.Mr.and
Mrs. Freeman Parrish.
Blr. Sao had been liiins' all winlet
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Ihut was not confined to his home
or hed until a few weeks nn J
__br electric company offidals and
would actually produce [mater rev-
enue for the company for some
branches o! the senlee.
For example the city new has a
flat rate of $1500 a year for a eer-
taln number of street lights horn-
illla o e r ta i n n u mb e r o f h o n r s a n d
their maintenance.Last r w the
currents con.sumed hy the lights
mounted so 16,546 lar hours.Un-
der one of Hr.Henlefa proposed
"reductions" it was suggested .that
the c ity pay a rate of we per hl
for cttrrent consumed If this wasane tll to it would ac nnllr have
rnoant an increase of H66 for street
liihtlrg alone.
According to the figures supplied
br Mr. Henley, Hartington consum-
ers used 97,268 bl' for light:22,-
735 kr for power;18,646 kv for
me et lights;25.130 kw for pump-
ing and 308 h r for heating.111:i
'l'hed¢¢essed wnsborn Dec.22.
1856 at Romeo, Michigan and remov-.ed to Iosra when but a small lad of ldloiratt hour, the total revenue hom
net average rate was 13Mc per
ln his early life he was an enlih-l In reply to an emphatic protest of
brother, will were riding was over seven years.-.IIartington clone being' $2l,660.(2.
eer on the railroad but on cominlrCooncilman lliller that the power
gp Blair, hlehraalm twenty-|lil1¢ Yiln' rates were prohibitive Hr.Henley
saw.guve up that occupation ID0 said that I! any local concern had a
eftcn helped in the Sas Bros. Generh1|25 honeoower motor he would he
Merchandise store owned be ~(Continued on page eight)
brothers and sister in this city._ . . . » - - - - - - - - - -Folloxing the death of his wife' BLAIR PHARMACY SOLD
hc mu lived quietly at the home of.AT REFEREE SALE
be o ur f o r th e o u t f o u r : wi e .. . . _
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u n -¢ _ nQ~§
K * - ~~1Q
? " \ - - = r * r ' : ' .~" '. ;_é zE
n n -n n --
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§`?~§
Electric Spark, 10 bars...
Kirk's Flake \\`Hite,
10 ¥;:f1'§-..»~-~~
Jiuh/w°hite, 10 bars
L u x._..._._._-,..___
l l"
Luna, 10 ba rs.,__..,..,.,____
100 bar '1`rilbyToiiet
Soap.,,_._,___
-IUC
40c
.406
111:
u -u - $
400
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Spotless Cleanser,,______,,6¢
§ Light house Cleanse1°_.__6c
§ Solyene Cleanser__.____..._6c
:LL1§ Gem Dust, large pkg...._32c
~§ Gold Dust, small pkg.__.._5c
~ Star Naphtha WashEPowder,large__._.____23c
n......_..g f gfjgrmu-¢l¢1,rmme lA.31.JohnsandDo mwereS u n - 1 57 'g'
Henle in attached copy af Special~ " " ° "attheA.J . §f
ir Golf Supplies Herecan:
YouAn axtreemcnt. by and between themum" " " 'noelilg °"""'" " ' " " "2...in Te h.' E
Illmru m m !Companya n d ! ~'ClarkLippincottcameup f r on 1! =_ :~City ofBlair fortheuse o1:dnnight and spent the =,Omaha Sainif=Boller; ~ Gexerntnnx equipmeltwpok-and with the home folks.4 5t x ;-
wa will be pond."" " 3 " ' "*'"". ' j " " ' " " " ' j -_-._ ,-_,.___.___._ _ ___..____I '!.H |\1\'\ri¥e¢l by Lures Drvurcemetery.:dy was '"'"|'|3' to avoul :Ls being;the lheliller falml to be drowned e 15lumcd down as the old council staml' mu uncle: of lla!!g, having lost h;,f\\i1\mm of 51, Paul, Belinzl-, §?*"= .of
1 as cl s m m GIRL WEBB 1 an w |(ook ofMr.and rs.e= es ;.:.1::.l.the purchase and with Ulfh lfe near the same plate aneral1Pender and Feniinand o ha Puri h
'"i>" 'I , Mun.B m 5Apretty home wedding was soI_=0mnl "gy c allers at the count;
tmnired IAS!Wttlncsdny afternooul :wal ues 5ul. 4so :al the home ol Mr. ami M *The "vis week 1lrvicu have b ".
li. Skov Nielsen when their daughtor wry well attended and those in ot
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l:.I the neu munc ll "ill be lb gears ago.nm]one sutcr|hildren uwofit.-.:of this city.ALo mx 4:l r'.en .1|c v r s 1'z:~:c§:n o r lf 'follows all of °-h°\1= .mere preIIUSINHSS(`H.\NGE at the funlral un ites ,Mtg.o w ;
.i h Bins. Edith Carter, gud]Clyde Compton,who ls rmplolre.| made Sml. fl.. __\;-O l1l|¢§¢).lll..~ O p a l .
: r l The Blair Pharmacy was sold yes-
terday,April Sth at mfert-e's mls
to the highest bidder which v u
Chas.Hitchman who pnrchued it
an $2110 including'stock and fi t-
tures.
Mr. HhchmuruHI gun it by proxy
until disposed of.
th eC a n n iC o mw a !n m ." ~ -~Movgd a mnfe condcllga lgeM a y o r g n d !MI K .Chll-'LH u l ka ndCl i f k f 0 \ \
C i t y C l e r k b t a u l h o d l e a l i n i t i n s t r u c l ' " " 'O n m h acal le rsF r i d a y .
te d t o n nh r n x'l id ag r eh u rn i o n b ¢t m 1r 1M r s .Bl l l xi m iS \ e n g a a r d 'sfr i e n d s
o ft h eC i t y .O nr o l l c a l l ,H u n d u h lr i l lb eg l a dt ok n o wt h a tsh eh m
Grizinm,G r a y ,H o o n ,Ch : is t en . \e n ,fs om e wh a tre co ve re df r o mh e rp a i n -
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Blair.Nebraska hlnu Leonora. was unnesl in marrmme f'"'"""'*" "" "I .N k Th flh Th ll Fam-the I!h B . melt market, urni nmmu ua ~»--n-to Maurice Greer Smith of I.lneoin.f=|.:eref=t ln them.It Ls belmed the lf ones e one fm m uc ron ".1 B rhu r ¢¢"lids of anlinas, 1¥°==*~»° n o 1 ~ \..f berg Hardware atom sold hu intenst so un!nate as to get °}51,14 Dyer of'»LOTNebraskn.§°h'"°h'x°L""pu c nppmwd o -in the business to Wm. Fnrnberx fuager on the left hand caught i""B°°"" l°' and Hrs.e
zz \. D. 11 F. H az f Lhese union '"'¢""¥'d g,¢p_daughl.tl.rg r arty un ngton 0 1 I Q _| '__:"|lof| of Lame Fambegz, the ghage the meat grinder \§[hw@ !\3!iI =.*1~=fe1°=~ >f;§§1f';_j;;_§",1,;city.S "l"h|\Pannt-Tau50hers'Anociation. __1F..n»¥\m»n;
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Linéoln. llethoclisf, student lor an Mrs.James n .Jensen ul.mm;....the vnumix, of Nebnsknpazffieia-lkuh¢ Culiforni-D.. has arrived for al |nJou\;::e;;h:> §§'"¥=£l"§°§2 ~
ted.visit with rehtives and friend:inmember, inlenrlzfabing hm nm been
The home v u nicely decorated this county.This 6as Lira. Jensen's§ mule k.nown but the busineu wi!! be
with sweet peas and fermrand be- home for years and she is no 1]0l.lb\cnn..ied an by the father and sonfContinuaionn u n eixhtl glad to return for the visit.lin the :mme manner " °| old.
the finger was cleanly c ut on just mrs. tum |a\n-u- -_.....,_ _. .r _
above the finger nm
\.lie was rush-E I\m»era1 service! ""°"°"'"°f']' on last 5 meets next Tuesday.April 14-st
ed um the doctor m d the injurv¢i"runda>lftllB00|| o Apnl *Q at "Ii me o'clock at the high ¢¢1=<»\. There
member was given attention at ome oelock at the Episcopal °l"""°hBr:l [will be election of officers and pins
and it in hoped that everything till intennenr v u made In 111%'I fo r next r e n gm-u tha I l l !
work out dght.Jeemcterry.j'\rl=¢¢¢i¥ll of thi ner.
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M r . a n d M n . G u y O n t r m n c l c r vi s i t -
ed a i t h e L o n d o l le n e k e h o mo S u n d a y
t u n i n g .
of irhndl and tthtivc a hum 1
Sunday.
llra. J. F. McCann md Jams:
HERIIAN NEW S to Blur Tuesday.Mn. Luftis visit-;\\e¢k al. her home han ncupenling
ed with home folks wh£l-e Fioyd vu from ma attlck of flu.She attends
Jane E1khan u a a business hnvhng dental lrork dana.a bumdneu mllexe at Lincoln.
ller in 'l'¢\w»¢\1 Blturdly .\\`hHe uf. and Mrs. 1. D. Barak RW Toxic of o mm wu in io wn
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Thi \\.nrld Wide Guild girls du:
of mmm ladies of tha Baptist church
gg!!! public tea at the Mrs. Beftluu
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Phla
lblc bir u u m m u hlve'| on of Counc il umm. -ln. zu. ry -'P u n t -xd u r L n ¢ mn e l B1n|:)| r l n d l | |E . Jb a n o r p n i n d In D ela nrs ...'u . m l l l r x .J a n a mmm.¢ . \ » p m n u m m » - = ¢ ° 1 m ¢ a s s 1 » . m . » .r
'Mleb wl dbtrktl i n the Bute.With I r .n d l n .Dm 'nwmpson r.tha eoepanlion of the n e lu r mlma Hn . C h r i l u h m. llr . I n d Hn
plc mm um lu muninx lha nwdh ly -'
Ther 'YW Ki" y u u volhdnfull, ex~
q wf d u n n e w u f a m z u m mi n d ,
whic h de lla :Ii description.Tb u e
Umrbu 'ill be annually emphasiz-
xdd Comfy , on the 240|day o{'lnd all aeeruingcnsu.'l' h ¢ llld d | -
Aprll,m s ,m d an the mn . da y no e nf snamn-=mr I o n d a mr e
al J uly , ms. at I0 #clock A. ll., on pmvidlng um uld plemb el abu n-
e l d s l u i d d n h g l o n a e l v s uuldeoc ibed b e l o l d m s l l k w a i d
exa min e lll c lni m: umm u id E l judgmenl, inbenvt md none, ln use
mums nnmcronr
n n -ur ns rc a u a c x ..,}§.l.f.L§¢."Q§,§§"f,.¢.§f"»f.!su¢u1»»» visiton an Jack A.ridre¢|nna'.!¢n~at the county lest Thurrdw
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Marie of Omlhs spent the lveek-end
it the puental,3. Ll. Parrish home.
Mrs. J. M.Brewster vleitd ln
Pehmah Frimley.
Mm.Robert Dnughmy and ¢1,i1.
iro n win: on pu n week vi m h er
parents, Mr. lm! Hn. E. w. B1.lrdie
Hr. Dm;bert? came up Sstrurdly and
:hey srettlrrtul home Sunday evening
Robert J nkxon who is a student
at the S u m University,spent the
week-end at his homo here.Mm. A. C. Jones returned to her
monte at Blair lust week.She has
Lpent the put severed months with!
w u u u v u l u v u u u l l n u n u u w v u v n u . .
heme Sundny, a thief entered their
home end heul :ached the silver
were.H e v u frightened any br
the return of the Bodies and left
the ack behind.A rnteh and somejeteiry were fottnd to be milling.
The Baptist church people one
lnlding a series of npedal meetinxn
ar their church.They will Inst un-
til Easter.Rev. Ilene is conducting
them end the attendlnbl and interest
is very good.Word Wu reoeived here Monday of
the delth of Mn. E. M. Fletc her at
her home lt Illrksvillo, Mo.The de
IQl daughter,HTS Fred ~ w g ; ~ l ' l B 8 i d ¢ l \ h e m f o r r u n n y
many friends will
that Hrs. Robert-'from her long nr!
to look after her!
h'l.t5ehold dutlurt.I
R. H.Bioomquin who | ,ra\ei.| for
mn implement house un .1 businesscaller here Saturday.|
Prof. and Hrs. J. M. Hungate and,elilldren drove up from Louisville;
SltI.t.\|y and vidted over Sunday!
with relatives.-.
Mia: Fred! Nelson of Omlha spentlhe week-and at uw. Pventalt L. al
and family.Her
oe glad to know
son has recovered
ness end is able
yan and was well known.Funeral
services were held' at t l t Baptist
church at Blair Tvmilr afternoon.
conducted by Ref.T.J.Reese of
this piece.Buried Irll mule in 1
Herman cemetery.Bliss Dorothy Speck of Platte-
mouth is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Noel Seney and family.
The 'Minion eirele o1'°'the Blpjlist
church will meet Wednesday, Apdl
Sn tth e f i o dz e y h o me .Mre.Rob-
ins-on, a returned Missionary, will be
present and give a talk on her work.
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\u y a u . n ¢u u e n g r u u g .
Hn. Roy Nearhood of Omaha via-
iloel Mr~.Smofonl Wilton at the
George lomre home Iaat weak.Mrs.
Wilson os have from her Home at
Gary , Indiana *or an extended uIl
with iome [ d u
Msn Claribell Lowe visited (Headsin Tamb \§'e}\r~sday.
Ht' Zlover rmarned Fridzv from a
.\1»it¢.r lr' uwzlhn.
Mlm; Stella West \'I1\ makes- hor
home at the J. M. Honptto home at
Louisville and attenxle school visited
homo folks Satunlay :tml Sunday.
Mr. and Hrs. Henry Coo{1!r hprut
1.1vom!days last week with relzak
tives at Tekamoh.
0. H. lindsey drove to Omaha Sun-
day and took his daughter,H i n
Thelma back.She is a student nurse
at the Swemllsh Immanuel Hospital
and ame up Satuniay evening WIIJ1
Rev. T.J.Reeae who was in the
city that day.
Hr. and Hn .Henry Pylon dro°f.q
over from Arlington Satttnioy for n
1lait with Herman nlativea.
Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Garrison and
daughter,Do m o f o malu m i m i
Mm Garrison! father, Milford Noyes
Sunday.
Mr. and Mn. 0. L. Hilgingerxpent
Sunday at the B. 0. Cooper home.
J. H. Johnson returned the last of
.v _| . . - - , . . . . ._ .- . . . , .. .. . .1 . 8 1 . d o l l l f a a n d U R y o u n g l a d l e ;M n :B Q I ' l . | 1 l G o l i a h o n o f l l l l l l
fe ll ' NH nzrateful to tho#9 who at xlslted a t B h d Peelu' on Warlner
ténoai.Themoney it to be used for ally.tt aummer mention.|Blu Bnlda Koenig spent Sonda;
llra.H.C.lteid entertained at a and Manley ot the home of Hrs
mug, duumr Sttmlty evening in hon | Nonnan Warrlck.
or o! her hutbantfa birthday._lin. J. W. Compton and Betty, and
A"nombe1'of :runes folk)from
here mended the dmc : in Blair at
the American Ledon hall Wednesday
evening.Cal}| .e3peaker,1rl\o1a!|tthei(e-
lhodilt Hospital Omaha ia improv-'ins qlnite iaplalllaa :he Il able to
Bop't. :ved Mrs. Noel Sene Mg as Wilma Warrick spent 'Ihon:la 'u .. .i t up n ow.r t sf
gtleiil Smundny and Stinday, Hr. and
um! 0l\i» ff Omaha.
lice. l. II. Johnson vilitetl in Te-
kamlh Munulay.
lin. zz. P. Rumualen spent o few
daya lu-t week with Mr.and Hn .
Lloyd Hummel at Norfolk, Nebr.
lr. and Mrs. E. C. Bunila enter
tained !\lr.and Mn.E.w. Bundle
and lr. and Airs. Robert Daugherty
and ehihlren at dinner Sonay.
lfl'.:|nd Mn. Frank White of 'Pe-
kamlh :weompanied by Mrs.Kerry
leach |lru\o to llomoe City , Min-
otlrl where they joined Br.Leach
who hm a grading eontrart there.
The former will cook for the c om-
pany during the season.
Earl Smith of the Mullen DrednCompany of Fremont came last .my
and is with the tired!!company
Iorkimr near here.IIa was a iam-
ae rlaident hen and bla many friend!
wlli beg ladtnxe ohlmagldn.
ltrnbera of the Baptist guild met
laat week with Mm.E.C.Hardie-
temoon at the E.C.Lippincott
home.
Mrs. H. J .Smith hal been quite
sick the put week having been un-
der a phyaician'| care with compil-
eatiotta of stomach trouble andfl
Air. and Hn. Chas. KWH: domed
Mr.August Wuhan,Su y after
noon.Mr. Sherman Lwklirlt of llodale.
Iowa spent neverel days laat week at
the home of hla daughter, Hrs. 'l`heo-
tion: Olinger.Arnold Johns is on tba sick iid.
having to he nbnent several :lays
from aehool and still unable to go.
Hr. and ilu. .um Lippincott and
daughter. lllldred who, last week had
a vacation from her teaching in Nor-
folk. ment Monday of last week at
the E.C.Lippincott home.
Min Edna Piercy and Franck Her-
ring of Rodale. Iota were Sunday
[o uta at the Theodore 0| l"lil"
home.llr.Chaa. Hulk spent Sunday lf-
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John Hall ia assisting Ham' Lu'-
oen with his fam: work.
Hr.and H n .Wm. Harper came
up ho m 'Jalley,7He!n.Sunday fox
a visit with folks hare.
Mr.ami ll r n Perry Gdnaa and
aon were also Omaha 1idton in
Konami o~ Sunday dtemoon.
Lloyd McCann. who ia Iorkltll tt
the Prank Brown home near Ar ll nr
ton spent the week-md with home
folks.
Mr.and Hrs.Ben Gliaaman o l
Omaha were Kalman!viaitora on
Monday. IVernaXnudean, who been at-
tending llldlarid College ia home tltix
week on amount of urine 'ra-ration.
o . n . n » n e h , wt . » h » ¢ b n n » n r ~Ing at the Taylor French heme in
Hennan was a Kennard oallar Bon-
day.Hr. ali! Mrs. Frank Tlmbliu wereSundayguestsat the L.E.Ward
home.Rav. and Hn. Wm.. D. Smith and
1 | _ -D - _ . i - -! . l \ | ¢ n A ¢i n i h l d i n
.am nuxjlhry I-I~l°¢il\-lon, nd: of Joe hzun. Mr. M°|lh hmm ln. ed Good Fridly usd Eutn. then-uh, with n dev ze Lhdx ndjnn-the :une remained M N H for A
than unoehdonx hu mn pmvided Rachel hlcbnnnld md lln. hvmncc lon the puter nkslnu 1 pod gunna- :mn md dloquee.The tima Um- period al twenty day: frum du en-vkh A d mnih vr wnm lar W n on-Hillen n w . D a l o n : n n | w r y l l n u - -"'hed for me n nunu dan oi c laims m of u id d ec re e vh ieh wu made
CHU RCH DF cmusr
c m . u » . » \ » . u m a d mu m
L H. &mp, Putar.
m u .School I0 A. u.
Homin W orxlz lp n A. u.
Qdrdm Bxdelvu r 6:30 P. lf.Evlnlng Service 7:80 P. ll.
Church Night,Wedncsdly 7:30
OONGRSGATIONAL c nuac n
(Cor. W llhr Avo. md Colfax)
hmu llc Kle mln. Pu to r.
Sunil! S¢h°°l I0 A. M.
Homin( Strvlnl 11 A. u.
ihmnlng urvleu at 1:50.
duct of meetings And A pmmphln ll-
lu t n ll n q the px-ogmn,showin(w w w h e n uwmpuulma alan;
dueatianll lines in Delaware uul
other Stl| M.~8¢hool Ula
REPORT 07 THE. CONDITION
OF
T H E c m z m s S A W \ G S BANK
of Blair Charter ho..981
ni huxlneu M-nl. am. 1925
na s on mc a s
laalu and aim.m¢L....t2'1a,s1a_ss
Bonds. securities, hull
menu. and :him tuc lu
In th e S u m i f Nab r u h lt th e ~ ;xn|.¢.¢¢u.\¢ -my nf hu drphnne ldv
md ltr . \ l e D o n lld n n o n u f h h
poem ln honor ot the ooeulnn :nd
me u vo mp mi ed by hu daughur,
My rtle, enterulned with mule on
the plum and vlolln.A very plai-
`mz du vu lpen t by th os e p uma.
Min Emily Ammon :pmt Sumlly
nftnmo-m with Mary Ind Juurn
u m m
Mr. and lin. Geo. 0,¢ wi ¢hi\_
dren a l Pt.Cllhunn rpm! Sunday
evenlnf at tho Chrh Hlnl home.
ur. md lin. 3. st Thompson mem
Sunday dternoon in town unlth relu-
n vu ._
hurl n.. vnhlnrhmn m
Bible :lun Euler evarglng nt 7:45
Any and .11 further informationNo. ma.
mo n. No rlc n
No n c s o r Bu n mo
's'm'n: or-' Nsnmxsm,
' " - w: ' : " ¢ . ° . : ° " ' f u .
e ntlume Matter °r 'u°°{z i».¢..,;
Hmry Wendt Deceased: The heln at
\¢»w.. n m o f Hn . d o vlu u , le p tz u ,
rrodnmrs md All persona lsmereated
In H13 firm! settlement of mid mute
lglimnt :dd Ennis in three manths
[rom Um 24th d.ly ol Apri l A.D
ms . a n d a n am n ms u a f o r mv-m o u ¢ d d ¢ N l h o n e Y u I ! r v m n H
zulu day of Aprll 1925.
Witness my land nad the seal of
usa c mny Court, am sara dar uf
¢na¢1.\<»a»..r.\»mhd|y °11=¢r>_
mary ms, and uid j\| d| mm*1 ln-
terest ln d mu b e i n ! I ti ll un pi a
m d u i d ¢kcree bd h l i ti ll in f\| l
fume nullified, the add real uhte
abovo delcrlbul will be sold u :lore-
n i d to satisfy uid f mlgment, htmM m h m s .|¢-¢ and mats as provided by me »1~
(SEAL)x.c .Eller,'der and dec ree ml uw uwjn suc h
9'5*-County J"d8°~.c uu mule md wuvided.
s mm m- ' S A L E
A. C. Dcbel. Annmey
By vinue uf an order of ale ix -
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uma this 18th day of Much, 1925
Maurice Mehrem,
B~5l Sheri!! of Wuhington County
NOTICE To CREDITORS
1s r .m u l .L u r m z n n z C i l u r c c m a n - e o f c a s h f = ' ° " f ° > » - -3 " » * ' 9 - 3 *
I O : u n _N e b a u s k z n O t h e r m e d e s t a t e e 3 4 , 3 3 4 . 9 7
R e v ,z a.J .x : ¢ m n . - i - 0 3 .\ " a \ t o r B u x t o n 'C o n s e r v s l i o n
S u n d a y S c h o r l a t 1 0 A .3 1 .F u n d - - '4 3 0 . 3 0
C h u r c h S o n { 0 c a n t 1 1 A .n a .D u e f r o m N a t i o n a l m l
S t a t e bu1ks....$8,B'?2.92
A H E R I C A N E V . - L U T H .- ' n u N r r ' r C u l :i n b l n k _ . 2 . 0 0 0 ¥ \ 0
(W.Lincoln sm! 2nd attack)10,873.42
H. J. Warning, Putor.Tots!..$81l6.|90.86
Bill! Telephone 1802 h1AB|LI»|f|Eé
.*\°§9\*'\"_1g°"§°"° }j°j"l"¥°°' *"Z Capiul stucl'-$12,500.00
q v n u y \ | ;|u s w u v v u - u n u v u v u -'
lose n :Md horse lat Sunday \
Nr. and Mn.Dan 'I'hon'\pion :nd
Edna were in Omaha SaturdayCarlNelson spent S1===d\y with
Chester Ammon.
The plimg-y room at l[cCarl|1!
ar e p lu mmg ln B u m ww t o h e
held frbm 3 to -I o'elnck_Qn I"ri\|i¥»
April zo.
TRINITY LUTHERAN c n u a c u
are amreny nonned that on the 9day ol' Mueh 1925. John Domed:
:he Administrator of u i d u n
filed 11 petition in uid County Cow
my la r u m mn r i m n a mi n i n mi
account filed herein be settled an
allowed, ihnt pmof of heinhip I
iakln, order for distribution of a
:eband assignment of dower m
laomeltead rights entered: and tl
mid Adminlnrzzor dll¢\1l1't°d
If YDI I ~ i n ll\ I| ¢ l!I\|»¥nn» ll
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¢il¢\l uus ul uw Ul8{ll|1 LOllfi Pl '\Vt\thington County,'ebmsks,andlSTA'IE OF NEBRASKA,
n pursuance of n of add ,ss.court in an action thereinpending "nshlngton County
therein s.Y.Glllan ma m m m :" "the County C°""
Wu }r|||n\1ff and Ggrtruale 3|,;ck_Henry Mencke. Attorney
lm, Charles Stricklett, Willard Hole-In the llatter of the Estate oi
ton, and The State Bank, |. eorpom- Thomas P. Bwkenbeckler Deceased:
tion 'Iron Defendants,I will at 3 To tlnf croditon of uid estate:
o'clook P. M. on the 21st dw of April You are Hornby Notified, That !
l£| 25, at the North front door of thqwill:dt at the County Court Room
County Court Home in the City oi in Blllr in uid Countsr. on tho 11111
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Nelacp home..Sheriff Melmens of Bhir urn in
town on bnlineu Tuesday.
Hr. and LHS.Floyd Loftis drove
0 , ' ? , » " `Ham and
.Eggs for
~ a L Easter
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Q¢\~V 'I ' r ~ 1
1 0,~ »'Breakfast
Nothing tastes better for Easter
Breakfast than a slice of our
Puritan Ham with your fresh
eggs.Order today and we will
deliver the Satnrday before
Easter.
Price 451: and 50c per pound
Fresh Meats at Right Prices
BUCH BROS.
Bla ir, Ne bras ka
H. n Camewn went so omm
Monday and rehlmed home In a
bnnd new Chcvrnlet.Mig Ella Kuhlmm is spendtng the
dl to appear before uid
urt on the 11th day of
at 10 o'clock A. M., and
petition, the Court may
Prayer thereof and make
and further onion,ml
- decree: as £0 this Court
proper.n~ lund and Offlcili Sal
y of March 1925.
A. C. DEBEL,
Special County Judge
ll at public motion to the highest
and but bkider for cash., the follow-
ing ducribed reel estate to-wit;
Lots Sixteen (16)Seventeen (17)
_v5i3|m (18) md Nineteen (19) in
Block Twenty (zo)in the City of
Blair, Washington County, Nebraska.
Said u l e will be made ponymrit
to e J udgment nnd Foreclosure of
our uid District Coon on the 11th
du of February 1925, in an action
for the sum of $187.04 with interest
thereon it the rate of 10% per ln-
uum, from the 11th dlyoIFebl\lllJI
1925, md for $13.70 Attorneys I-'ees
and for costa in the amount of $11.10
the County Court~alter of the Estate of
mi .Deeeuedz To the
~f u i d E m u :You are
tified, That I will xii at
Court Room in Blllr in
I on the 9th day of Nay.
n the wth day of August
o*eloek P. li., on each of
to receive and examine all
nat said Estate, with a
ir adjustment and allow
time limited for the pre-
! chimes qminst said En-
montlm from the 9th
AJJ. 1925, ma me time
payment of debts is One
aqid 9th :hy of Hay
my hand and the seal ni
Y Court, this -ith xluy 1
I. C. ELLER,
County Judge
'r o cn n nr mn s
N s n m s x u .
ax.<County.
_,
ICE OF HEARING
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Specials for $ Day
Wednesday, April 15
20 bars White Quick Naphiha Soap
4 cans Sunbrite Cieaner
\ ;
Zlhs. Happy Hollow Coffee --$1.00
(wmlg lx hits)
day of July, 1925, at 10 ocloc k A.
ll., on each 01 aid dates, to revceive
md c xunine all c laims against laid
Estate. with I view to their adjust-
ment and mliowam.The time limit-
ed for the pnsentntion at c hi na
anixut uid Estate in three month:from the 11th day of April A. D.
1925, nnd the time limited for pay-
ment of debt: in One 'Year from mid
11th day of April 1925.
Witness mr hand and the sea! oi
said County Court, this 6th day of
lllr c h 1925.(SEAL)1. C. ELLER,
75%.County Judge.
~ ~ 5155,Beans ~ .00
dl to appear before uid
urt on the 11th day of
at 10 o'clock A. M., and
petition, the Court may
Prayer thereof and make
and further onion,ml
- decree: as £0 this Court
proper.n~ lund and Offlcili Sal
y of March 1925.
A. C. DEBEL,
Special County Judge
ll at public motion to the highest
and but bkider for cash., the follow-
ing ducribed reel estate to-wit;
Lots Sixteen (16)Seventeen (17)
_v5i3|m (18) md Nineteen (19) in
Block Twenty (zo)in the City of
Blair, Washington County, Nebraska.
Said u l e will be made ponymrit
to e J udgment nnd Foreclosure of
our uid District Coon on the 11th
du of February 1925, in an action
for the sum of $187.04 with interest
thereon it the rate of 10% per ln-
uum, from the 11th dlyoIFebl\lllJI
1925, md for $13.70 Attorneys I-'ees
and for costa in the amount of $11.10
the County Court~alter of the Estate of
mi .Deeeuedz To the
~f u i d E m u :You are
tified, That I will xii at
Court Room in Blllr in
I on the 9th day of Nay.
n the wth day of August
o*eloek P. li., on each of
to receive and examine all
nat said Estate, with a
ir adjustment and allow
time limited for the pre-
! chimes qminst said En-
montlm from the 9th
AJJ. 1925, ma me time
payment of debts is One
aqid 9th :hy of Hay
my hand and the seal ni
Y Court, this -ith xluy 1
I. C. ELLER,
County Judge
'r o cn n nr mn s
N s n m s x u .
ax.<County.
_,
ICE OF HEARING
-- ,
..
Specials for $ Day
Wednesday, April 15
20 bars White Quick Naphiha Soap
4 cans Sunbrite Cieaner
\ ;
Zlhs. Happy Hollow Coffee --$1.00
(wmlg lx hits)
day of July, 1925, at 10 ocloc k A.
ll., on each 01 aid dates, to revceive
md c xunine all c laims against laid
Estate. with I view to their adjust-
ment and mliowam.The time limit-
ed for the pnsentntion at c hi na
anixut uid Estate in three month:from the 11th day of April A. D.
1925, nnd the time limited for pay-
ment of debt: in One 'Year from mid
11th day of April 1925.
Witness mr hand and the sea! oi
said County Court, this 6th day of
lllr c h 1925.(SEAL)1. C. ELLER,
75%.County Judge.
~ ~ 5155,Beans ~ .00
lnuc uom :u n ru ly u u mo o n l1:80 or 2.Sunday lehod 10 I. m.
Divine service lt 10:30.Our || r~
a k u n o u lla mn m y d lh lr E u lb h
fn German.
Tha ehmh board mosh oec uionly
and the vodlll membsn convonl
w°lr¢|rly»
'Hn L lélel AH menu every 8nl
Wedneadmy afternoon of month.
'Hn w w f Intmdn ua : e r n
lnlsdun-ltnilons on Sunday P. H1
Surplus { u m l _ _ _ _ , _ .2,310.00
unalviaaa |)|uf\l.|m m -z m s s
Saving:
depuils ._$s21,xos.1i
.$827,103.76
Depoxitcfs m r w y fund_2,059.62
1 ° - n ~ma,49o.se
S T A T E O F m m m
w Cam .I,n . n ~ ¢ k . § m| u n ¢ ° a v . h ¢
above named bank do xdemnlysveu
ls..
i!I
the week from Lincoln when M hu
be e n, a very busy man the p u t
several Weeks representing mn perl
of the stale in thelegl.dature.
Mr.and Hrs.R.H.Bovee and
Miss Ethel aoeornpanied by lr. andMrs. H. I..'§vran drove to Tekalnah
Sunday afternoon and visited at the
Gilliam home.,
hir. and Mrs. D. E. Hayes drove
to Omaha Sunday and eoennthe des
with their daughter,Hn .B.B.
Smith and family.They took their
grandchildren, George and Margaret
Smith home.They had visited here
the out week..
Herben Herzog and Teddie Swan-
son were Omaha visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Bra J. Li. Hungate ami
children were Sunday dinner goods
at the 0. H. Godeey home.Allen Smith and family drove over
from iiooper last Sllndly for a short
visit.Mies Maxine Johnson visited at the
Irwin Caddoell home at Telrarnan
over the week-end.
Severed vrerkers of the Salvation
Army were in tovrn and gave a
concert on the street Wednesday evo-
ning.Mrs. Waldo Haneod who has been
very niclt with the flu had the rnis~
fortune to have it settle in her eye
Ilr. Cameron took her to Omaha
Monday to consult n specialist.
Har-olel hliller,ron of Mr.and
Mrs.Ed Miller was qudte sick the
past weeli with pluerisy.He is
gtttinffedong nicely and will soon
he able to be out again.
The Home Aliseionnry Sodety of
The annual election of officers vras
held and resulted in the following
bell!! elected. Hrs. L. V. Adennsn,
pesident;Hrs. Anna Paddle, vloe
unddent; llrs. Bertha Neiderkruger
aeeretsry;Mrs.Alfred .leépemen
treasurer.The hostess served s nice
loads.They m m for work ahh
me . tim llrv. Uv. Ac kerman.
Hr. Ralph, State Organiser of the
Isaak/Walton Leamsa for Nehraskll
and South Dakota was in town' one
d l l last week.He organised a
league in Tekamsh Tuesday evening
and the Herman members were ln
vlted.Several members attended.
The Womans' Club met Friday si'-
ternoon with Mn. Chas.Grey.An
interesting part of the program wasa round table eonducted by llrs. E
C.Hurdle."What we would Lfle
for Herman."The next movin: wil
be held April 26 with Hrs.Wm
Adams hostel!-'I'he 0. E. S. :net in regular ees
sloh at their hill Thursday evenlna.
'!1;:re was no :pedal vrork after the
business meeting.A social eommit-
tee served refreshments.
Leo Fausett and family drove to
Omaha Tuesday.At a meeting of the town hoard and
the business men Friday eveninz il
una dedded to pot the Herman fire
engine in better shape.L. v. Aeker
rrun and Henry Truhlsen mode a
trip to Omaha 'Tuesday to purchas
n chemical apparatus for the truck.
The Baptist ehurrh is bein(ee
.hingled this week.While visiting here lan week, little
Juniee Dsueherfr of Omaha had 1
1 A 1 ._A _..le..
hrltooli YIIIBBI as rt. J. aumnonu.
lr. and Hrs. Jonas Blornbera were
Sunday evening guests at the Chas.
Koenig home.
We are very proud of our 5.8. at
tendance last Sunday, thlrty-al: be-
ina present; many of! the old pnpih
were again present and some new
ones.IIovrever, we eannot afford to
he proud when vre think of the greet
er number who never eorns.A;am
'le urge y ou to eome do your per!
as a member of the community an(
not shift your responsibility.
Geo. Badgornifs family vlalted at
the John Hooks borne last Sunday.
Hr.and Hrs.Peter Pollen and
son were Sunday visitors at the
Jonas Blornberg home.George Olinger,Jr.and Albert
Hansen of llodale. lovra were Son-
dey vdsltore at the Theodore Olin!
er home and callers later, at the A
J. Sumner home.Il.W.Schmidt and son, Earnest
of Blair were guests of the .forlner's
sisteft llra. E. C. Lippincott at dln»
ner Sunday, after vrhleh she aeeotn
peeled them to the hoerifll in Oma
h a f o r a v l e i t v r l t h l l r n semn
uho ls eonvnleseing there.Mins Hazel Cannon was a 'reek-
end visitor gith her sister ln Coun-
cil Bluffs.Clark Lippincott spent Sunday with
home folks.Oat sowing is nearly finished in this
vicinity and this week 1ill see the
potatoes planted.Garden making is
occupying the time and 'thoughts of
those who like early vegetables and
little chicks are already peepinl on
n:ns Ynrml
34611, Ill? Deryaae uussmou _ .-North Bend for a Sunday visit.
U.8 .Cs ln ofI "n mou t\ ves sb u.li-
ness aller la Kennani Toed!!
Ole Gunderson and family, who re-
eently moved to Blair were Keenan!
guests on Sunday.
Hlss Elsie Feldt who is reeover-ins from her recent Illness returned
to her home at Bead.Nebr.lest
week.c i r ma Proner was operated on
Friday ,rm-mon at his home !or
acute appendieitls.Ira. mm Burgess. who has been
ino mah a!o rae oo ple ofvree ksn o-
turned toherh ornehe relestvreek
The liisses Thelma Jones and Hd-
en Hannah,Blossom Hohna,Gail
Cushman and Kenneth Preston Jones
vers entertained by Kiss Dorothy
Widener Hoods! eventuMra.C.Ii.Ward and Corrlnnl.
who have been vldtlng here for f-b l
pest week returned to their horns in
Omaha Sunday.Hr. Wand aotoed up
for them.'1'heR.N.A..heldefare1rel1P\¥f'I
on Hrs. Cederllnd Tender ¢veoins»Kenneth Jones and llissel Thelma
Jones end Helen Hainah of Beaver
Cronin! and Gail Cushman of Lin-
eoln came in Sam-dvar afternoon for
several days vial; with reistives and
friends here.The dance given at the Jolly Bunch
Pavillon samrdsr evening bar me
hue ball dnb was evil* 'WU attend-
¢¢L 'nm boy s hsilgbelr first work
oot Sunday afternoon and ;>r°fP¢¢\l
seem rather interesiilwThe Sophomores had a miner ro!If
Monday eveninl .L
iand died.
Our Ameriun Luthenm 3.8. sum
neat Sunday morning at 9:45.I |that the lhuve Ittlement ll a truemmg n x v . x . u ' r n x mN c n u 1 ; c s :n d e an u t c ob ! o f - '~ g ; mule
(Cor. Juzhon and Cantu strut)to the Deplnmant al e ual
H. Nielsen, Pastor.Commerce.§`J ?`°'"`"1'5"§`°'T" um: nouuay
Sunday Sdn-oi 9:15 A. K._*_R Bg g g g ae eu at :, puns.Homin; Sefviea 10:80 A. H.Prentdent.A special festival collection will be
Evening Service 7:80 P. H..A'I'TES'1':iihed for our syn»dra¥treuuries,
1. C. Ellen Directornz:-oncmmzizn cuuncn o r IL J. uuriwh, I,,,,;,°,.
inspiration.Have y ou dm!
We offer you the Chrintian impi-
ralion, the inspiration of Him, who
mid: "I am the resurreciion. and the
life: he that believeth in Me. though
he were deld, yet ahall he live: 111|
whosoe\er liveth and believeeh in lie,
shall never die."We offer it to you
pure and unadulterated.Easter time
especially is the time when it bloa-
soma forth in all its fragrance, bean-
W and splendor.Study the above
The Hat f
Easter D~
Selecting the correct Hat for E
problem of Dress that puzzles ma
The best way is to come here a
help you choose from 'our very
stock.Pr§ces from
$3.00 to $7.5
J L I
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One Pri
Blair,
In the Halter of the Estate of
Wilhelm v m ,Deoeuedz To the
Creditors of u i d E m u :You are
He i n , m a ma , ' r m I wi ll s i t at
the County Court Room in Bun in
slid County, on the 9th day of Hay.
1925, and on the wth day of August
|925 at 2 o*eloek P. li., on each of
mid datea, to receive and examine all
tlllimx against Iflid Eubtle, with a
view to their adjustment and allow
ance.The time limited for the pre-
mutation of chime against said En-
tate is three months from the 9th
:lay of Moy AJ). 1925, and the time
iimited for payment of debts is One
Year from sqid 9th :hy of Hay
1925.
Witness my hand and the seal of
amid Chunty Court, this -ith xluy 1
April 1925.
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
11-Sz.County Judge
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.NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE GF NEBRASKA
Washington County
Clrrigin i Carrigan, Attorneys
In the County CourtIntheLintter of the Estate of
Mary Van Horn Deceased:To the
Creditors of :aid Estate:You are
hereby notmed,That I vi n nit l t
the County Court Room in Bwr in
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uuauo \vI1llRBI. ur m\| .u...sDAY SAINTS
flinoodn Strut betveln Sth & '!£\'|\
mu 'r. J. Elliott. Oman-,Sunni:_sunaiy qgxma at 10 ommk.Pmchhz Sirvieu at 11 A. u.
ST. F RA NCI S a omm
(Catholic Church)
(Corner Colin and san mm;
Father C. A.Bcyendorfer,Putor
First and Thind Sunday of inch
month, Hun at 9 A. M.
Second and Founh Sundays. Hass
nl 10:30 A.. H..
- . - . - . . » . -
Subfcribed and swam lobefore me
this Sth diy of April, 1025.
*Marcus Beck.
Notary Public.
MCCARTHY AND LONG CREEK
Hr. and Hn. H. G. Grover and two
1-mall sons uwompulaiewl Lv Rny Gm
ver and v.*: of lningl-ai ehnye zo
\'.\'pn|n\i;=o,Nab.Sawing 1\.visit
reizuives..
Mr. and hrs..Fred Jones ol Ken-
nl-1 spent Suwfly evening i t tht
Bienin Wirmiwil }\*l'D¢r
u m n o n x s r E P I S C O P A L
C H U R C H
( C o r . C o l fa x a n d 5 0 : s t r e e t s )
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S u n d a y Sch ool 1 0 : 0 0 A . l l .
H o m i n ;S-orvloa 11 :0 0 A .l l .
E] i* 0£ |. }l L e a g u e 6 : 3 0 P .M .
E ve n i n g S e r vi c e 7 : 3 0 P . M .
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w e n t t o Te k a m l d z H l o n d a y t o a t t e n d
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l o w i n g g u c a t s , C a r l M . Je n s e n , L a r s
Pau ls en a n d fami l¥ea a n d M r .a n d
M r s .Pe t e r Je n s e n .
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t h e a i . 2 5 . e n u r e n m e t w n n m r s . r u ff
Ro b e rt s o n W e d ne s da y a ft e r n o o n .
Th e r e w a s a g o o d at t en d an c e a n d
a n in t e r e s t i n g P m e r a m B o c h . o n e
fe l t h a p p y t o h a ve H r s . R o b e r t a W i t h
t h e m again..l t i s t h e c u s t o m fo r
t h e h m m t o s e r ve a fi f t e e n c e n t
l e o a n d t h e m o n e y i s u s e d fo r m i s a -
i o n a r y w o r k :In t h i s c a s e t u e l a d i e s
r o o k w i t h t h e m t h i n g a f o r a ni c e
l u n c h w h i c h l i g h t e n e d h e r w o r k a n d
was very much appreciated.
The Misses Merle and Gretchen
H e r z o g d r o ve t o Te k a r n n h S a t u r d a y
Al r .a n d M r s .R o b e ; t S w a n l1u\|
m o ve d i n t o t h e M m E l i !D a l e y
ho u s e va c a t e d b y F r e d M d z l e r s e v-
a r n l we ek s a g o .
J. M . ll : - w a te r s o ld b l a b a r b e r s h o p
b u i l d i n g l a s t we e k ,w h i c h c o n t a i n -
t h e D r .St a n l e y o t fi e e al so ,t o IIsl
O l s o n w h o w i l l ta k e p o m e a s l o n H a y
l s t .Il e p l a n e t o a d d a n a d d i ti o n a n d
u s e i t a s a n E l e c t r i c S h o p .H e w i l l
d e vo t e a l l o f h i s t i m e t o r a d i o w o r k .
M r .B r e w s t e r h a s r e n t e d t h e b u i l d
i n g j u s t e a s t o f t h e Je n se n m e a t
m a r k e t b e l o n g i n g t o L e o F a n e e t t .
J.A .W e s t la s t w e e k b o u r z h t t h e
n l o c k o f g r o c e r i e s w h i c h h a d b e l o n g
cri t o P e r r y Ros e.Th e b u i l d i n g b e
lo n g s t o M r . W e s t a n d h e w i l l c o n -
d u c t a g r o c e r y s t o l e t h e r e .
Mi s a E ve l y n C a m e r o n w h o i s ra
se n io r n t t h e S u r e U n i ve r s i t y ,i s
-r p e n d i n r t h e r E a s t e r va c a t i o n a t h e r
e r . -\..........unnniu !\¢
¥l|l.l\IDl¢!IB¢ UU xlb HEI luvb uuaa ¢,|»¢»-ba d l y b y a p l a n k fa l l i n g o n i t .Sh e
wa s a b r a ve l i t t l e f i r l a n d en i¢ r °= l
h e r 'r i ai t ruescgrtheless.
L a n T u a r l a y a f t e r n o o n a b o u t fi ve
o'cl ock a fi r e a t t h e W o od s- Ll pd lk e
l u n c h co m pl e te l y derutroyed a l a r g e
c o r n e n 'b ju s t n o r t h o f t h e r a n c h
lioune.Time bu i l rl i n g co n ta i ne d 25 0
l u a h t l l o f s e e d c o r n , b a i e d h a y a n d
r t he r c o rn ,w h i c h , w i t h t h e b u i l d i n g
t h a t w a s b u i l t o n l y a fe w y e a r s a g o
\ a s a h e a vy loss.Or l i r i n o f t h e
fi r e i s u n k n o w n b u t i t i s t h o u g h t t o
ha ve b e e n s t a r t e d b y t h e h a y b e c o m
i n g ove r -h e a te d .T h e H e r m a n fi r e
d e p a r t m e n t r m s cal led b u t wa s u n -
o b l e t o e n d e r assistance.
nrzxcn NOTES
Mr. and Lira. Ed Olsen were Sun
l|I.| }g u e s t s a t t h e h o m e o f H r . a n d
M r s .F r e d Ol se n.
M r s .Jo n a s H l o m b e r g vi s i t e d a t
th e Re l . : N e l s o n h o m e T h u r s d a y n f
l v m w n
H r .a n d M n .1-Id Y o r t e r o f W i a
n e r , N c b r . a r e vi s i t i n g e t t h e h o m e
of M r s .Y o t t e r n Sietel'a n d fa m i l y ,
Si r.ri n d M r s .L o u i e Menc ite.
V i o r e a n d V i n t a S p a n t o n a n d
l l a r t h a ' a n d A n n a Il o i e r vi s it e d a t
t h e W m .B a r t o n h o m e .3.....day.
M r s .W a l t e r hi e fi r n ek e n w a s a n
U u u h a s h o p p e r Sa t u r d a y .
M r .a n d M m . 'C h e n S u t t o n vi s i t e d
x n z n u n o N E W S
Th e S t a n d a r d O i l c o m p n n y In s t a l l -
e d a n e w ga so l in e p u n r g r a t t h e H .
C. B l ac o i mp l e m en t h ou s e .
Li r e .R .E .Fh i r c h i k !w a s ca l le d
t o L i n c o l n S a t u r d a y on . a cc o un t o f
t h e se ri ou s illn ess o f h e r m o t h e r .
S h e r e t u r n e d i l o n d a y e ve n i n g a s h e r
m o w e r i n n o w o r s e . t h o u g h i n a ve r y
wealc co nd i ti on .D o r o t h y W i d e n e r
su b s t i t u t e d l n t h e p r i m a r y r o o m M o n
d a y d u r i n g M r s .I'a ire iri ls ra abs enc e.
w i n N e l s e n a n d fa m i l y a u t o e r i u p
fr o m O m a h a . S u n d a y ( o r a m o n vi s i t
w i t h K e n n a n l fo l ks .H i a :N a d i n e
r e t u r n e d w i t h t h e m
G i f fo r d I r e n c h w h o i x a t t e n d i n g
a b a r b e r a c h o o l i n O m a h a x p e m , t h e
sfee lc- end in li e n n ar r l .
T h e M i a s e l I l l !Ro l e n ba n r n ,B l a l -
e o m H o l m e :a n d D o r o t h y W i d e n e r
w e r e O m a h a a h o p p e n Sa t u r d a y .
Il a r l e n F r e n c h h a s m o ve d i n t o M r s .
.D e nt o rfs ho u s e i n n o n h - v e r t K e n -
n a n l .y Ca s e y m o ve d i n t o t h e
ho us e t e d b y F r e n e i n '.
M r s . E l m e r W r i g h t a n d O p e l w e r e
Omaha shoppers on Sisturdoy.H r s . 1 r e d W e i t x e l o f Te k n r n a b w a s
ab s e n t f r o m h e r te a c hi n g du t i e a o r
M o n d a y .M r s . G l e n R o s e n b a u m o n
otituted in ner place.
H.T.CewlerlTnd and family willI. 4 e _ : _ . .Ge n :M n
C h r i s t l n a n u m u a a e n n u o w l l l v -: e n t f o r n e ve r a l d a r l f r o m d u t i e s 3
t h e te le ph on e o fi l e e o n ae e ou n t
t h e l l l n a a l o f h a l 9 1 3 9 *
i u o H e l e n H o u m i G e o n ; e o r e M
o f c u - m u m a i n - .m q l l r s B m
B a i l e y a n d a n n o f O m d u w e r e
o u t e r f o r m m m a t m e S a m : m i
h o m e S u n d a y .M i n M e a d o i B l a i r c a l l e d o n h e t
Ee n n a r d n t o d ea t a o n Tu e r <l a : r .
M r .a n d M n .Ro b e r t . K e l l e y a n d
fr u n i i y o f ° A r l l n ¢ t D n vi s it e d a t u w
('lm.|..W i -l o ne r h o m e o n S u n d a r .
E d ' Ja p p s p e n t M o n d a y i n A r l i n g -
to n .M r .a m i M m .A d a m C l e r k a n d
fa m i l y o f C e d a r B l u f fs c a m e o ve r
S u n d a y f o r a vi n i t w i t h t h e laI.t er's
m o t h e r , M r s . C .H .W e ed .
M f W .E .K i x l g d d l l h a s h X!!0 0
t h e r i c k l i s t f o r t h e p a s t w e e k .
M r .a n d H r s .H .C .Bl a c o W i l !
O m a h a sh o p pe r a o n T n l i l i l l !
M m H .8 .? l \ r g l e a n d C l a n
l" i en e l| , a u lo e d o ve r t o t h e c o u n t y
se nt 'P a n d a s a i h e r n o o n
C H U R C H O F C H R I S T
L .H .C a m p ,Pa s t o r
T h e spec ial me e t in g s h a ve closed
b u t n o s p i r i t o f e va n g e l i s m is st i l l
s w e e p i n g o n a n d t h e r e w i l l b e r e -
spon ses t o t h e i n vi t a t i o n n e x t S o n -
d a y .
ST Haines EPISCDPAL CHURCH
(Grant Street between (th and Sth)
Rev. Chas. D. Herinz, Pastor
Holy Communion every Sunday
emi Holy Day et 7:30 A. H.
Church School at 9:45.Also eer-
vlce every Sunday.
x1 Q I 1
¥DR. w. F. HEHPHILI ¥
1 nr:N'r1s'r I
I me over Blair State Bank 1
I I
I Ie
x
(1)DR. E. J . BAILEYDENTISTRooms over Haneen'a Bakery
Blair, Nebr.
In 1~=°=1==-;<= )londaye ;
x
1 (K)J l
evening: with Hr.and Mrs.Petr!
Yruhlsen.
le!er Jenson hu been hauling corn
from the Andrew Jensen funn.
Chris Axelgaanl had his fat cattle
on the Omaha. market Monday.
Mrs, A. ll. Leach accompanied by
her three sons, motored to Waterloo
Sunday to visit Ain. b:ach'n deter.
Andnew Matxen and Neil Chriwen-
sen and families were Sunday din
ner n u t s at the Alfred Pauleen
hone.Mr. and Mm Jena J uul and fa
ily called at the Carl .hml home in
Summer's district Sunday to 801 acqlainted wit.l1 the new girl that ar
rived the week before.
Hr.and Mrs.F m !Long enter-
tained the following 'guests at clinr
ner last Sunday in honor of the
sixteenth birth anniversary of their
een. Arthur, Mr. and Um Earl Cald
\.eli\"|I. nml lin=. Glen Ray, Hr. alll
Hts. Robert £a§d\\cll, Mr. mul Mm
'H|1'lnn Iam: nm!hir. and Hr.. J .
II
Bohs Cash Store
Phones:8e\|59 --lnd.200
>r
y
mu n\ l 1 n \ ?n r u n n l .s l l .L a m :o f l . . . h
"f=,»';'.'1a.;'m"" °\ 1 'rue Knatty Kuntcr Limb mel 1.llAriel{1`¢'§»iT;ifi»w I [thc Jana Petznsen home hat Sum:ste( is a
ay a man.
zdlet us
comp'ete
~|| [Those present. m§o:ed a nice Iu|\|}|!tp&l1l°d anI :awed by Mrs. Pc
Inn after :he meetingm"i~r§é r1\r¢¢ G cuib meets koday
{ihursda5) nt the home of Hrs. P
I C. Petersen._A §Emerald Heavy .45 q u a l i t y i s p g g r
E Emerald Extra Heavy .49
\;\ |||||¢||¢|¢.n n l n l l l l i l l i v v l ' - v - - " ' -_D n e n t n i w u u n m o u n g l f " "g u n ;g e ; ' g g " g gn u n Iu l y f l - l e n r l l l w h o a n a l # - 0 | . 1 t | \ \ 0 " \ h \ l ! l r h o l \ e | ' ! i \ | l J ' l f m r . n m w | ¢ n . h ¢ » u = » f | . . ¢ | - |A w w w "' i a n|f. . . . . . .'f. . .n t l h l | l d 1 ¢ \ I{ \ ! »\¢\'l00l\»___\_2 . - .~R r .C e d e r l i l d b n | ;"_. |_ : ¢m -u u u _ ' f " ) f . E q i .FRANK s. HIGELOW I" air. and Mn. John Ammon and(Agent for Fairmont Crnmery)
Pl!-S Flixhest !'xice for
POULTRY,CREAM AND EGGS
Between Walker Ave and Bth SL
Both Phones,
Mr. and Bin. J. Larson attended the
services |.z th M. E. ehunrh Sunday
:waning and rd Rev. De Lon; of
Caundt Bluffd
The 5!e"`.Amh§r Club meets today
m : :
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1ASK oua SINCLAIR TRUCK nRlv£R
Call Us By Phone
Arndt-Snyder Motor Co.
,n u ...._ -_M r .a n d M r s .Ch a s .Il a x t i n g g a n r l
Mi s s e s M e r l e a n d G r a c e vi s i t e d r e l u
l i ve s a t Te k a m a h l l o n d l y ..
b l n .L .V.A c k e m m n w e n t t o
W a k e fi e l d 'l'hurr=1ay o att éi td .1
fu n e r a l o f a fr i e n d a n d s p e n t a f e w
da ys w i th n l= \ I. 1\ es .R e v.'r .J.Ree se w a s a lmninesu
vi s i t o r i n C o u n c i l B l u ffs S a t u r d a y .
M r . a n d M r s .W m . A d a m s a c c o m
i l n m a n d J a c k Ii e n c k e w e r e S u n
-Iay \is if5 `rs a t t h e h o m e o f th e i r
b r o t h e r a n d w i fe ,M r .a m i H r s .
u u u l e l l e n c k n -
M u . F r e d P c c k c a l l e d a t t h e G r o -
ve r W i l k i n s imma:T u u d a y t o m e
h c r n e w niece.M r .a n d M r s .w .w .D i x o n o l
B e t h a n y , N c b r . \ r i ? e d M o n d a y a t t h e
h o m e o f M ; s . D i x n 's s i s t e r a n d h u r
\ _ _ !al ..-....|l i p .I n f n fn l l \ h l D !l
po si t io n a s ca sh ie r i n t h e I'e o p k 'a
m a x a t t h a t pl ac e.K e n n a n i fb l k s
w i l l m i s s t h i s e n e e m c d Ia m s l y , b o t h
ln so cia l and b usi ne ss ci rc les b ut wi sh
t h e m m u c h success i n t h e i r n e w
h o m e .*I- r i tz A ne l r r as o n s h i pp e d a c m *l o a d
o f ca t tl e t o t h e O m a h l m a r k e t o n
Su n d a y .P r a n k D e n t o n : m d N a o m i h i e a d o w n
| | ¢ | u f l § l o n :IBEII.B l ]a u IJ;n vLr n d i n g s r r i i e e s n e x t S u n d a y .
L u i Qu n d a y o u r Bi b l e School a t -
te nd a nc e r u 176.L e t ' r m a k e i t
t h i s y e a r .
Th e l a r g e e ve n i n g aud ien ces a r e
c c r t a i n l y a n i n a p i n t i o n t g d w s p e a k -
e r , k e e p i t u p .
'l B . \ C H E R ' S E X A M I N A T I O N
D A T E SFarmcn ,Stale Bank Bldg.I Hr. and Hrs. John Hcbonlld ml e Clothier ._-| ww, mr, lm. ..._ .W-. ~--f ma uv hom omnu sammy W==' x Mba Jhgma UP"'*"'a¢ma I9 -_ naEs u l c x D O D G E s s s s x E §:'s;°,..' ; f , . I - ' u m mmm:tho ~.|M5g,~;f 2',I5\..i2£'".Z`3.{$°5.*...|mn nlx\i :e: ": ;\d w? :"' ;i ' " f"' *
==neral ol Mrs. John D Jensen at n l me ' h h n "nkms ho me S und ay D emon R"§\|||| ||||| I|nmu| ||||| |mmm|| ||||| llmuull|||| |mm!u| ||||| |||||| nn||m|||||| |nnE1°~=- Mnnday u1kH\60l\.afler\\oon.Mr ; E .Berry cute I hon9-I2 A. M.2-5 P. ll.718 P. Bl.h;n¢d at int Supdny dinner at the
Office closed Tun.w Th an HcDon|.ld home.than friends in
T 'f a
P q l f hl'nm suxzmrmsnswf. Nobruh.April 9.1925 Blair. Nebraska.AnHI 9.19%
We bvr cattle.See os.
'r-u..e mu B:oe.
Kul1n'e Photon will plone you.tf.
Reed lteight in the Enferpriu.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,me l
and undertaking.52..;f
Glo Jacobson: are the owners of
a new Ford coupe.
Haggenl &Bendorf, Underhhers,
Blelr,Nebr.Both phones.43tl.
Mrs. O. H. Godeey of Herman was
»Blur visitor o n M m y .
Mr. and Mrs. winmn $={cCre.r`|ren
spent the first of the week in Bieir.
For Sole:-Farms and residence:
= x< > ° d li r r mlw\ r n . G e e B . Ro » r
a-u
Mr. and Mrs. Void Ireland \ildled
er. ihe John Barry homo Sunday °"°;
Ping
Mn. W illiam Ewey hireporierl as
=~==~=1~'>ill at her home in north
v c t Hair.
:''. Chambers is driving a new
'.\ l.:.1¢!I hoogh; from the Arndt-
IH }¢i"r Mo t o r c ;""
Mr.und M m Oscar Gzlberuon
were Sunday afternoon visitors et the
Void Irehnd home.
.Are you iooking for e wr i n :
coat?Mrs. T. C. Hilton hu a nice
Iine.Look tiiem over. .
Mn end Hrs.Howard Useerheelr
ieft Snturdsy for Montana where
tney will mike their future liorne.
Favored by Fashion-Blue Bird
Pearl Necklace.See the window
alispiey et H.Ollerm;\n'|,Exclusive
Jeweler.10~2t.
The fire boy z were c alled to the
Guy Head home on east Grant street
last Setuzdey.Very litile damage
was done.
For Sale:-Some of the best va
cant lots to be found in the ciiy.
Priced to seli.Inquire at The Enter-
prise office.U.
I'rank Bigelow and Henry Chris-
temnen went to Lincoln lui. Monday
to eitend o W 0.W.convention
which convened there io: three dsys.
The Arndt Snyder Motor Co.just gotten in a earlold of Buicks
Kul'm'| Photos *mill plane you.
Hand the ms in The Enterprlzl.
Dr. H. B. Chrk, Chimpnctor. 324.1
I'uni cu for ala at a bargain.
a-ur.w. J . Su
History paper (or wie l t The
Enterprise office."H.
Fsfiy :lik dresses-50 :ilk drones
AI. Mn. 1. C. }.|m,;n,'
Farm Loans, low nm,optional
payments.Geo. B. Riker, Blair.
For Rent:--80 g e m about two
lIl|.]l» mulhwest ol' Blair. Shan rent.
I1zz.Hem? Mancha.
Money to loan on eitlmr city 'oz
farm vrvverti Long time loan if
64:ir¢~d.5-tf
Cilintas Savings Bank,
Bhir.Nebr.
F-I!-s'Chnr1b1tl"Ma!\rr uf Omaha
unlod Bw: relatives a few maya thin
§..cc1¢.
'fn2| will find spring coat: in the
1 ....Am and siyles at Hn. T. C.
il £1 11\.
Mr. md Hn :I.N.Wuric k and
family vixijsd relstivea in lows lu!
Sunday.
cuier at this time.
Mn. E. W. Schmidt who In in Omn
lu lmlpita! is npozud as nenverinz
mcely from 3 recent operuion.
Miss Mildred Knopmm, who is II.-
tmnding Omahx univenily, hu been
spending the put week ss home.
Mrs.Byron Bunn is teaching in
the :ity xhoola for Hrs. Cari Schmidt.
me Hia llillar, who is away on her
honeymoon.
Mr.m d Hn .C . M .Hitrhmln
span;Sunday with Mr.Hit|:hm.ln'r
parent:at their home at Weeping
Water, Nebr.
Blue Bird Pearl Chokers Le :uhh
the iiastor truck.Sell the tiniest
dinllw at II. Dilenaanna. The Ex-
clusive Jevreier.10-2t.
I
lu t Sunday.
C. 3: Hain who is confined to his
Mr. and Hn. Ciem Jensen of
Kuhn'a Photos will please you.
For Sale:-Baled wheat straw.
9~2t.Peter Tyson.
Lyle Reeh was in Omaha last. hi
day evening.
lIlltory paper for :ale at The
Enterprise office.tf.
II you aee it ln The Enterprise, you
can know ita right.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,m u
end undenikinz.5041
Cl!!Inaaa,monthly payments,
pmmp: service. ueorge B. Hiker.
Mn .S.W.Chambers has been
ill for several days but is better ai
present.r 1
Silk ¢lres....New colors Up-lo~
a n snyleo-n¢=»¢&b1¢pnlea at
Mrs. T. C. Ililtons.
1ln .. \\ '.J- Sas and uW8'hl'"f"1
Llarie and Katherine were Omaha
\1eiwrs lu! Satuniay.
Ed.Clausen llml son,painting
paper hanging and decorating. Phone
ind.138.Blair.Nebr.z u r .
llr. and Mrs. Ross Deeli had as
guest: lust Sunday the J. M. Brews-
ter family of Herman.
Lyle Roch is the owner of a new
Buick coupe punhued from the
Arndt-Snyder Motor Co.
Mn. W .D. Gross 2.1. been quite
inqlapoaed the post week but la feel
in! a little better at present.
{.1u"ln Bendorf mumed from Chi
cago last week where he W been
studying undertaking for the past
month.
Andrew Hansen ia building a fine
new porch to his treat South ure-ei
residence whicll will Pl"5\! a g m :
younfon this summer.
C.A.Robeson, proprietor of the
Clifton hotel, left Tuesday for San
Ahwne, Texas on business and ex-
p e e ts to h e g o n e ta a d n y a o r two
weeks.
Misa Margaret Slert oi' Bwr Wu
retongly an inzereateel visitor of the
Radio Station \'H"l..S, located in the
tower oi the Sears-Roebuck plant
of Chicago.
Mba Cora Stticklett ls remodeling
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We are headquarters for furnishings
for the entire family.Our line is com-
plete.Without' the least bit of exag-
geration, we can nay that we have an
ample variety so that every woman can
find just the fabric and utyle she pre-
fers at a very reasonable n-ice.
Kotex, per box. ____ .._.65c
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Dr. H. B. Clark. Chimpnc tor. mi
Higher! plieel paid Ior hides.
5141.Buch Bree.
J.E.Campbell,hlrnltun.r u n
and undertaking.50-tf.
Sec the new Euler hat; for eh!!-
drlll ag Hrs. 'r. C. Ililton|'.
Soren Jensen went to Omaha lu!
Monday evening on business.
FARM LOANS:Prlvxte money.
plenty of it.Call and nee me.
8-lf.Geo B. Hiker.
Haggad and Bendorf,Eudennl
era, Blair, Nehr.Both phones 43-6
George Lowe,Jr. of Hem| an1ra|
o Blair visiLor.la.+\t Saturday eve-
nmg.
Mr.m d Mrs.Don C.Weber of
Arlington were Blair callers l u i
Sunday.
Mr. and li n .Everdl.H i n e s M
Henman were in Blair one ¢v¢¢|i¢;
la mm e k .
Will Johnson, who resides out near
tho College, hal built hiznscl! a line
out-door ave."
A new line of eosta have arrived
at Mrs.'r.C.lIIltor§s'.All does
i'rIce.<\ reasonable.
Hr. and Hn. W m. Mcffrneken -
Omaha spent Friday and Satnnlly
\isi!.ing nhlivei in Blair.
Hrs. U. S. Reima of De Soto has
"impeded Ringlela"Plymouth Rock
fm for alle ot Be eac h.9-lt.
A new aaeoriment of Indies and
childrens dressy hats just been re-
eeived at Hhs-..I.,C. IIillons.
Jack Crondy in serving on the
Federal jury ln d ' ln the meantime
enjoying a touch of city life.
Hn. Omar Hopkins went dorm to
the W in Memorial hospital llc ndny
where she iill undergo an operation
in a few day s.
For Sale:-A good 40foot lteel
windmill tower and an Aermotoi
windmill, all new but the fans.Ind.
Phone 1541 Brown J: Leonard.Blair
Nehr.no-u.
John H. Johnson, our state repre-
sentative, who has been spending the
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A .n n o m m P n u u m o c o n ° " ~ m l w i l l b e c a m e r i. w m v t h e i r w u s 's o S a l :L a k e C i t y 1 a m n o t f u m ' H E " F ° f B l u r
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n§i EEBLMR. NEBRASKA. APRIL 9, |925
Edited by D. v. HAH", Superintendent ol the Bblr ony Sdwob
took second place.York,Neh ru
had a fine Gizh' Glde Club, whici
did very good work but wu swan!
ed no place.ln uaembly, Wednes
day,Mrs.Brown will report mm
ANNUAL il. S. DAY reguiar League debuts with Omalu
NEB. W ESLEYAN South High.The débam was closely
contested on both sides.lionever,
Friday, April 24th, dllu of Event to the majority present it seemed
v r |~
ISSUED Bvlgari Tuuxsvnr
rm Pu- Year tug
En ta nd a n uma- um matte r at
tbl ponofdoa nt Blair, Nab., undo:
tbl A-c t o f C ounu afn mhs ,zs 19.
villa, not Coundl Bmffl.when I
lun renuined eye: since.I t r u i n :asa um 1 joined the
Methndilt church and for glany-seveny u r :I have lived n Christian lifa
:ml h\ve'worke~d formhe uplift of
huqnnity.In ISM I vu1: onillned u
-u..»|....A:.»9.-..\\¢r nml for font
Cunia Rlthmmn is homo fmmi
several months lily nt Lon Angeles'
Cal ifornll.He drove out lllt 5¢P~t¢mber With Iii: brother, Nomlln who
is in tollegu out then.
s
Sir. M. I. Swihan|<?Hodina, Nab.
lx here vlsitlmr h listen.Mm.
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Every subscription in regarded n
on open nmount.The names of mir
acriben will be instantly removed
from our Inniiing list at the expir-
atio nof th eti mep lld for ilthep ub-
Iishera be notified; otherwise the nub-
ltription wilt nmin in fume at the
designated subscription prim.Every
l i l c u u r u o l s l l v n u n eyears I wfn a dmzlt rider, turing a
mu.| un|pony and old .fashioned
udmlle ben.I eavend at iarge terri
tory where today there on iii'
preschen located.I preached three
times on Sunday,each preachiml
plnoe betas ten miles apart.
Dnitn different nowmdlh when
Gm-A.n¢um{£nn ina r m »'=o='h`§§`¢Z§§§QI;§.§§."'" " " " " ""
~ Ind U12 Ciyde H. AHHB fl|l|'Wealeyank |nn| ||I ~~
ily.Ho ¢¢me'w Omaha with l ltllml Day hu been set for Friday, Apr!!
of cattle and mn up f or e little 253,
vielt.The scholanhip tests which here
Prof. Wlido };Ee|,¢n°, mtttie il,been conduc ted during the put twopups'¢\e a recital -= Dana. lm Friday m r ",i;';,i1'.';."1:.,'::E
mmeithat in both delivery and the
argument.However,when the tie-
clsicn was announced the vote of the
judges proved to be one vote for
Blair and two votes for South
Omaha.In this debate the Bleir de~
haters dial better team work andhotter nxtemoonmeoue work than in
of the most interesting features of
th e v wm m
The work on we Junior High Can-
tntn is progreuing nicely.
0n~ 'hresdiy the Domestic Science
dass served a Iuncheon, one-half of
the clus ae:-ring the other half.
The BA had a perfect attendance
'nr the week ending Aprl! Srd.
All ddlls ih penmamhip are to be
;|;§¢| '§f¢r}lf`\hwmil\£ '|'llilhnl¢1»¢I In un BA by mar. AprnI dentsmbacrlber
m u l l u n f ' | ' | ¢ ¢ ¢ l l ' n » 9
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Harvard, Yale and Princeton haw
entered into a singular akreelnent
for these times-that head athletic
concbea ahal: not he paid aalariea in
eleeaa of thoao paid to full profes-
xore.ll. Ls a blow to the new and
popular athletic coaching profession.
Wm do these venerable institutions
think colleges are for, anyhow?-To
peka Daily Capital.
Lal Farmen Alone
The vicepresident of the National
Council o! the Fnrmera' Cooperative
Marketing Aaaodaglon nod. "All the
farmer lah of Congress la to be al-
lowed to entla his own problems
hignaelI".The organisation unini
:noualy endo him.
Pric e iirinu was an utter failure
from an farmers' standpoint. u ab»
ANNO UNCEMENT
Having completed the training
school eoune at Cl\ifl¥° on undertak
inz and embalmlng, I am new pre
pared to carry on the lnzalnaan of
Hagguvd and Bender! and will ap-
preciate any boalneu that may be
given me with the assurance that I
will can for lt in the heat manner
and with the latest methoda.
Office ar Geo. B. Ri.k¢|"| Rell FI*
me office.Phone Ind. 1. Bell Red
26. Realdence Phone 224 both phones.
i mc .Chris xc. Bendorf.
*L o c a l . o v z n r n o w
For quell: service in job vfintinn
bring your work oo The §nterpriae.
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Palmer Brunton,of Scheneclaaly,N. Y. who came to Blair fur week
lo attend the funeral ot. hla aimr,
spent n few days here visiting friends
and relatives.On lm. Sunday morn-
ing he rang a tenor solo at the Con-
gregational church which hla old
friends and nelghbora enjoyed.ll
han a Pludns voic e and is aolom
in the First Baptist church in Schen
echdy.
Rev.H.Nielsen,pu te r of the
Danish Lutheran church of this city
and Hrs. Sam Christensen, alao of
this city were married at the church
on laat evening at elglxl.o'clock.
Rev.Dr.V i ;performed the mar-
riage ceremony in the praaeuea of a
few close friends.They went ad
cnee to their home at the pa;aonqc
near the church.Rev. Nielaen lm]
'lu nhovr their ability in athletic: as
well as in curricular subjects.
Moet of the lcholnatic contests will
be held during the forenoou aa an-nounced ln detail in the d pllons
of the several events.The apelllng
bee will take plnce al. 'J p.m. in\medl~
ately before the College High pro-
gram In the Wesleyan auditorium.
The track and field meet begins
2 p.m.Genenl Rules Goreming the Curri-
cular Contests.ll blllt -Contestants must be|E r l 1
regularly enrolled undergraduate alu-
denu in a high aehool or academy
in the atata of Nebrash or adjoin-
ing ataiea, mold be successfully pur-
suing three atandzrd five hour coura-es..For reaaona ol' practicabillty it
The judges of the debate were
District Judge llaelingo of Onmhl.
Prindplll Kim of the Abraham lin-
coln High School of council Bluffs,
and Coach Gray,head of debating
coach of the Abraham Lincoln High
School,Council Blulfa.
The Blair Hizh School team doea
not feel ¢lown hearted on account of
zhin defeat.They regard It olrnest
the nomo as a widow The Blair
debalers go next week to Z'la!.t.smouth
on Wednesday,April 22.We are
hoping to end the debacle: season
\ail.l1 a glorious victory at Plattv
mouth.
Il Fern Taft took uma plac e atlheDistrictCommercialContest at
Schuyler, March 28th, 1925, wrldng
will Ee necessary to limit the 'f'°'"°aL a speed of 37.33 words a minute,
ber of entrants to one from each for fifteen minutes.She has netted_-L....\I.. -»e¢mn.n|» uuuakimr. cook-i an hiuh nc RR anunla Q minutn fm
We are all pupils in the "school
of lil'e.", Few of us,however,gel
through the elemetary :Indra-and
no°one ever "graduates"-At least
n0f ~the.long \l.Cl.lion ggmga
and we nre lrlnlderred to another
and lgelter school.Some of the
lessons are hard,but the Gneat
'leac.her aaaurea ua ihlt the nomo#-o
of it all in character building-the
making of men.All our "marks"
are layed on our n r o s f w in this
one subject,
So, in this other school in which
some of ue are teachers the aim and
purpose should be-the making of
men.Every lesson,every problem.
every exercise should be teamed by
lhia question--"what effect does ir
have on the pupll 2"Not, what does
he do to it,-but what does it do to
i
ra
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m n !a s t h i n ;a tt nl fo ru t l e o o r
w e l d me a s u r e f o r fa r m e r s 'pa n t s .
P r e fe r e n t i a l f a r m l o a n a l n a c o u n t r y
p r o f e a d n g eq u al i ty ,a r e d o u b t fu l
b l e u i n n .Th e t h e o r y t h a t " l I e w h o
ate sla fo r y o u w i l l al s o a t e d h o r n
y o u " .b a b a u p e p e r y t i m e a n y m a n
ge t s a . | pe t l ml favo r .W m t h e f a n n
e r m o s t w e n t :la in d u s t r i a l pegcs,
t h e r e i s n o v a r i n h l l o w n f i e l d -
l i l i l m Il l C O IO TI, a n l p e a s a u p r a w n
f r o m $2. 60 a n d u p .
A t H n .T .C .I l i l t o n f ._
Je a n n e C o o k o f S i o u x ( i t y vl s i t e d
lt e r . c o us i n , l l a or i n e L i n d e n o n e d a y
th i s we e k .
R a y m o n d K r o g h a n d fa m i l y a r r i ve d
fr o m C a n a d a a n d a r e l i vi n g i n t h e
K r o g h z e d d e n e e .
sr l fo a r e r e c e i vi n g t h e ¢° n | . 'll t u l s -
ti o n s a n d b u t w i s h e s o f t he i r fr i e n d s .
- - - - - . - H - # - I
l l l n y Ch in es e scho ols h a ve fa i le d
to open this year and others havebeen greatly hampered in their work
by the disturbances ln the country
and lack of funds.The educational
d e p a r t m e n t ol'P e k i n g U n i ve r s i t y ,
. _.I a_. . _ . !
Hu mo r an v.a\vnln|»vn.' r "Wa _" l 5 "w vw nu--. . . » - -- - -i n g I ' l d 9¢"'5"\l»a n d t o t h r e e f " ° ' " : ! i f ! e e n m i n u t e s i n cla ss : w o r k . b u t
ea c h s ch o ol i n t he ot h er s .If a l . a r g - i
e r n u m b e r de s ir e t o en t e r ,e s c h
eeh ocl w i l l a d o p t i t s m m p l a n fo r
d e c i d i n g w h o a r e t o b e i t s r e p r e s e n -
ts ti ves .
P r i s e e - - W i n n e r s o f fi r s t pl ac e i n
ea c h o f t h e s e co n t e n t s w i l l be a w a r d
e d a ; o l d n1edsl o f s spec ial d e -
. | :__ as.- -..-....:....\l.fln
t h e e x c i t e m e n t o l t y p i n g w i t h s e ve n
t y o t h e r e i n su ch s r a c i n g co nt es t
a l w a y s b r i n g s y o u r n e t s p e e d d o w n .
Sc h u yl e r t o o k f i n t pl a c e a t 42. 38
w o r d s o m i n u t e .Th i s i s t h e fi r s t
y e a r B l a i r C o m m e r c i a l d e p a r t m e n t r
h a s at t e nd e d t h e D i s t d c t con tes ts.
The state contest will be held at\ \ - . . : . \ t . a l . . n n - . . n . - e . r I n v "T n
h i m .
N o ex er ci se i l w o r t h y o f a pl a c e
l h t h e sc ho ol r o o m t h a t do es n o t
sa t i s fy so m e h u n g e r o n t h e p a r t o f
w e n o n i !o r p r o d u c e a h in qd S rl n| ;
m i n d fo r m o r e .
G r o y t h i s t h e r e s u l t o f e f f o r t o n
t h e p a r t o f t h e p u p i l - - n o t o n t h e
p a n o f t h e t e o e h e r - - a n d o n l y a s e a -
t i m n l a l e e f f o r t o n h i s p a r t a r e w e
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~l»ructiveiy busy in the making af
We may make stuffed deli;
wise. but not.men.
win Mukhnm puts in eight lines
th e v n u a re c a r ri e d on a o m u r n z r q
We bvr cattle.See os.
-u..o n Bron.
Kol1n'e Photon will plone you.tf.
Read 1t.¥i¥ht in the Enferpdse.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,me l
~od undertaking.52..;f
Glo Jacobson: are the owners of
a new Ford coupe.
Hagggnl 32 Bendorf. Uodertahers,
Blxlr,Nebr.Both phones.43tg,
Mrs. O. H. Godney of Herman was
»a n n visitor o n M m y .
Mr. and Mrs. winmn $={cCrl.e`|ren
Spent the first of the week ln Blair.
For Sole:-Forms and residences
=z <> °d li rt»d w\ r n. Go o. B. zti1 m
a-tr
Mr. and Mrs. Void Ireland xixlted
at the John Barry homo Sunday °"°;
Plug.
Mn. William Ervey hireporterl as
="='1~':-ill at her home in north
v c t Hair.
:''. Chambers is driving a new
'.\ l.:.1¢lI hoogh; from the Arndt-
I"- }¢l"r Slotot C ;""
Mr.und M m Oscar Gtlberuon
were Sunday afternoon visitors nt the
Void Ireland home.
.Are you looking for n wr i n :
coat?Mrs. T. C. Hilton hu a nice
line.Look them over.
Mn ond Hrs.Howard Utterback
left Snturdsy for Montana where
tney will mike their future liorne.
Favored by Fashion-Blue Bird
Pearl Necklace.See the window
display ot H.0llerm;m'|,Exclusive
Jeweler.10~2t.
The fire boy z were c alled to the
Guy Bead home on east Grant street
last Saturdny.Very little damage
was done.
For Sale:-Some of the best va
mn lo ts to be found in the city.
Priced to sell.Inquire at The Enter-
prise office.tf.
I'rank Bigelow and Henry Chris-
tensen went to Lincoln lut Monday
to attend o W 0.W.convention
which convened there io! three dnys.
The Arndt Snyder Motor Co.just gotten in a earlold of Buieks
and one of Essex and is pnparotl
to sell y ou n ca: nml give y ou im
rncdiate delivery.ll- lt
Lira.Hugh Cooke entertained the
Bridge Club on last Sotuniay eve
i n g .There nm three tables and
following the games.the lioness
served refreshments.
Hemming Petenen's farm home nt
Rose Hill had a close call from
lightning Monday evening when a
hrge tree near me house was struck
and shattered to the ground.
We are now delivering our freshly
dug Bverbearing Strewbeny Plants
at $1.50.per hundred,delivered.
iI:.\ee your order now.Blair phone
Black 53.ll;ron Ltetzlnger. 11-2t
Particular housewives can oicone
freshly laid eggs at Aye Bros. Seed
House ot a little above market price.
These eggs are from our own poultry
5511.15 and are guaranteed strictly
fresh.6-tf
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Dr. H. B. Clark. Chimpnctor. ~
Higher! plieel paid Ior hides.
5141.Buch Bron.
J.E.Campbell,hlrnltun.r u n
and undertaking.50-tf.
Sec the new Barter hat; for eh!!-
drlll ag Hrs. 'r. C. Ililton|'.
Soren Jensen went to Omaha lu!
Monday evening on business.
FARM LOANS:Private money.
plenty of it.Clll and nee me.
8-lf.Geo B. Hiker.
Haggnd and Bendorf,Underut
era, Blair, Nehr.Both phones 43-6
George Lowe,Jr. of Hem| an1ra|
o Blair visiLor.la.+\t Saturday eve-
nmg.
Mr.m d Mrs.Don C.Weber of
Arlington were Blair callers l v l
Sunday.
Mr. and li n .Everdl.l l l n u e M
Henman were in Blair one ¢v¢¢|i¢;
la mm e k .
Will Johnson, who resides out near
tho College, hal built hiznscl! a line
out-door ave."
A new line of costa have arrived
nl.Mrs.'r.C.lIIltor§s'.All does
i'rlce.<\ reasonable.
Hr. and Hn. W m. Mcffrneken -
Omaha spent Friday and Satnnlly
visiting nhlivei ln Blnir.
Hrs. U. S. Henna of De Soto has
"impeded Ringlela"Plymouth Rock
fm for :ale et Be eac h.9-lt.
A new aneoriment of Indies and
childrens dressy hats just been re-
ceived at Hhs-..I.,C. IIillons.
Jack Crondy in serving on the
Federal jury ln d ' ln the meantime
enjoying a touch of city life.
Hn. Omar Hopkins went dorm to
the Win Memorial hospital Honda]
where she iill undergo an operation
in a few dsy a.
For Sale:-A good 40foot lteel
windmill tower and an Aermotoi
windmill, all new but the fans.Ind.
Phone 1541 Brown J: Leonard.Bl¢ir
Nehr.no-u.
John H. Johnson, our state repre-
sentative, who has been spending the
put Iew months in Linc oln. in the
legislature, has returned to his busi
ness at Hennnn.
For Sale:-Aly modern six room
l.ouxe.Small payment down and bel-
ance as rent.Alao a oomhinntion
range and ras stove"iril two beds.
Inquire at Depot Store 11-II.
Mrs. T. C. Hilton haa a new Ind
up lo date lme of silk dresses an the
ldltet colors, rust cranberry, brown
tra, ;;..... and !'l!.m}l fiber slr law.
Come in and nee.You will like
Lhenl.
Euler llomlng without its flowen
is like a day without its sunrhine.
I l u e I'lowers in Fine home.Semi
them \ to your friends.A choioe
variety of out Flowers and Planta an
Rodger's Greenhouses.You are cor-
dially in\ited to c ome and oee our
Easter display.Say it with Plowem
aoza.
Kubn'a Photos will please you.
For Sale:-Baled wheat straw.
9~2t.Peter Tyson.
Lyle Reeh was in Omaha last hi
day evening.
lIlltory paper for :ale at The
Enterprise office.tf.
II you aee it ln The Enterprise, you
can know ita right.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,mea
and undertaking.50~tf
Cl!!Iaaaa,monthly payments,
prompt service. ueorge B. Rllcer.
Mn .S.W.Chambers has been
ill for several days but is better at
present.r 1
Silk ¢lres....New colors Up-lo~
a n style..-a¢w¢&b1¢pnlea at
Mrs. T. C. Ililtons.
1ln .. \\ '.J- Sas and uW8'hl'"f"r
Llario and Katherine were Omaha
\1eiwrs last Satunlay.
Ed.Clausen llml son,painting
paper hanging and decorating. Phone
lad.l38.Blair.Nebr.z u r .
llr. and Mrs. Ross Deeta had as
guest: last Sunday the J. M. Brews-
ter family of Herman.
Lyle Roch is the owner of a new
Buick coupe punhaaed from the
Arndt-Snyder Motor Co.
Mn. W .D. Gross 2.1. been quite
lnqlapoaed the post week but la feel
in! a little better at present.
Clu"ln Bendorf returned from Chi
cago last week where he W been
studying undertaking for the past
month.
Andrew Hansen la building a fine
new porch to his treat South street
residence whicll will Pl"5\! a green
younfon this summer.
C.A.Robeson, proprietor of the
Clifton hotel, left Tuesday for San
Ahtone, Texas on bnalneas and ex-
p e e ts to b e g o n e ta a d a y a o r two
weeks
Misa Margaret Slert oi' Bwr wal
recently an inte:eatell visitor of the
lladio Station \'H"l..S, located in the
tower oi the Sears-Roebuck plant
of Chicago.
Mba Cora Stticklett ls remodeling
her residence on east Stale street
and making a nifty little lifungalatr
which adds greatly to the appearance
of the nreet.
Jack Croudy,Ben Redfield,w
Nobreuberg.Peter Follin,Myron
Metainger and John Rhoades jour-
neyed tlofl to Omaha last Tuesday.
having been called to serve on the
Federal jury.
For Sale:--Eggs for hatching from
a fine flock of dark Ba Racks.
Deep, narrow barring.$5 per hun-
dred.Popharn strain.
Chnl: Larsen, liennard, Xebr. Rt.l
9-tf.Blair phone U50.
The ){el.l10lll5l.ladies will hold a
haxaar and bake day at the old shoe
atom building on Satunlay, April 11.
Fancy work,aprons,wakes,plea.
baked beans. potato salad, fruit sal
ad,salad dressing and many othel
articles.11ll.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R.Brock enler~
Kul1n'| Photos *mill pleeee you.
Hemi the me in The Enterprlee.
Dr. H. B. Clerk, Chiroprector. 324.1
Ford eu for sein et e bargain.
i-lf.'W. J. Sli
History paper for sole l t The
Enterprise offlee."H.
Fsfty :ilk dresses-50 :ilk dreaeee
l l reduced yficee this week.
Al. Mn. 1. c . IIiltons'.
Form Loans, low retest,optional
payments.Geo. B. Rilrer, Blelr.
For Rent:--80 eerea about two
lIl|.]l» nouthwest ol' Blair. Shen rent.
I1zz.Hem? Meneke.
Money to loan on either city 'or
farm propertir.Long time loan if
64:ire~d.5-tf
Citinins Savings Bank,
Bleir.Nebr.
F-Il-s'Chnrlotte*Mn!\er of Omaha
\1rll£\1 Bwr relatives a few unya thin
§..ccl¢.
'fo2| will find spring cont: in the
1 ....Am and styles at Hn. T. C.
il lt 11\.
Mr. And Hn :I.N.Warrick and
family visited reletivee in lows lu!
Sunday.
Mr.and Hn .Clem Jensen of
Quick. love called on Bllir relatives
lu t Sunday.
C. 3: Hein who is confined to his
home with illnbnn in renting e little
euier et this time..
Mn. E. W. Schmldt who In in Omn
lu lxoepital is neponed ee reooverinz
mcely from e recent operetion.
Miss Mildred Koopmnn, who is II.-
tending Ontehx university, hu been
spending the neat week et home.
Mrs.Byron Bonn is teaching in
the :ity eehoole for Hrs. Cer! Schmidt
mee Hia lliller, who is evrey on her
honeymoon.
Mr.and Hrs.C . M .Hitrhmln
:pong Sunday with Mr.Hit|:hm.ln'.r
parents at their home et Weeping
Water, Nebr.
Blue Bird Pearl Chokere te meleh
the Easter truck.See the 'eriniol
dialer at II. Dilenoenna. The Ex-
clusive Jeweler.10-2t.
|Mrs.John_llcQoerrie went down
to Omaha. lent liondey where she is
Ulkins medical treltmenl..She plensIto return Setnrdly.
g Mi a Belildred Lippincott.who
f telc hel In the Norfolk dty ndwoh
spent her fvdnx venetian with bel
perenu,Mr.and Mn .Jim Lippin
colt.
Misa Dorothy Pgieh retumed from
Chtengo lest Friday where she hu
been visiting relatives for the p u t
th r u weeks.She reports e very
pleas-ent trip.
A lerge crowd greeted Ile c hoir
which sang "l"h..Crucifixion"br
Dr.John Stainer. et the Eviwvnnl
church on lent Sunday everdng.G.
L.Dixon emi Dr. H.B. Clark had
lhv principal solo work and rendered
it very cneflitably.
I
Bleached musiin,
Per yd.-___._,l8-20-22-256
Unbleawed muslim,
Per yd.,......15-18-20-22-256
Cretonne, per yd.
""'"'"T""""" 'fsaa-45-15¢
Lfnngcjoth, per yd._..35c
Ladies bloomers_50c to 1.25
Ladies gowns
,_:.,_.;. $1.25-1.45-1.75-1.90
Voile, per yd. .._._.._...__.-50c
Ginghams, 32~inch,
Per yd..,_-_.,.'J5-35 50-651:
- l n¢ - _an nu... _ .r x :
5nu s- i l u
l in- _ »¢-.»n t_ -
n-n-»_ S¢ I_- _l.i l --a -- -
n.- 1 :Q- l n-nn-1- w- _ -n
nnun¢uQ- _
n
n u tl u -'_ _--n un nn
n: l s¢-n.~
,nt fum 1|mn.¢ln.te: month* 1§1¢"§§.§.`"Iim=t*ifgs or public ' pine nnd wil! move his hmlly to
lAr\mu-u when he im beugm fu Nothing is worth making,Iobs.Thu dons nut my the iarmer islgnnn with an enrollmentnot interested in good legislation, on
the contrary. no one is more viully dtion. but so, wo, no me pwpw UIIl\.must eat farm llrbducls.Ile needs ot Dr. Lnyland States.
f .nu¢»J11fi¢~i fannimr,L*;::§;:'*`,?.°'iL:,'°::',::1i.°;f:;:¥_: :"~;r;'"'T'*"~:;;"°' "°"' -~ --- ~ - --"i,5',.'f;':i':'.,t"..";i.t":':;,.m "X ....2°;:;;,.,_.'; ,),3|drcn'»-gllum|u||||||m|||||||u||I||||I|||n||11||||||\num|\|lulllllnmmunl|||||||||n1nu|mnnmu|||||u.|||||||:|nm||||u|m|||||mlI||II1I1I|||||||m||n|1||||||1|\||||||||||mv'
n o 1 1 | Iu vu u u n . . - . . . - . -I .th e r e i n i n a n y ln d u st r y .Ju s t g i ve
h i m a c h a n c e , l e t h i m a l o n e w i t h o u t
a l o t o f fo o li s h vo l u n t e e r u p l i ft i n g
m u l h e w i '1 armor t h r o u g h n e o fee-I
t h e w o r l d .
P I O N E E R N E B R A S K A N
1'n.1.~\P U L P I T
R e v.D e L o n g o f Co u nc i l B l u ffs
sp o k e a t t h e Me t h od i s t c h u r c h i n
t h i s c i t y o n l u t Su n d a y e ve n i n g .A
g o o d - o i l e d c o n g r e g a t i o n z ft t i o d R e v.
D o L o n g a n d a l l en j oy e d h l a ta l k
o n t h e e a r l y d a y s i n N e h r u k t .
h a u i n s t r a w ,br a i n s u n o a u :l a u
r i u l h u e j u s t a r r i ve d a t M n . ' l ' .c .
Elilt onah Pr ic es r e u o n n b l e .
D r .W .I-`.H e m p h i l f n sis ter R u t h
n h o la a t t e n d i n g th e ntu te un i \e r =
i t y a p fn l a p a r t o f h e r a- mi ng va
ca t io n w i w h e r b r o t h e r a n d fa m i l y .
A n u m b e r o f t h e m e m b e r s o f t h e
A m e r i c a n L e g i o n b a n d w e r e e n t :
ta i n e d a t a :d x o'c lo ck d i n n e r a t
Fort Omaha, last 'hlesday evening.
H r . a n d M n . . ~ J . H a r t s o n e n t e r -
ta i ne d t h e H .S k o v Ni e l s e n .fam il y
a m i P r o f.M a u r i c e S m i t h o f L i n c o l n ,
r
1- l lan-»n
ap.;- _1-nn:n-n- -- u n
u n -- - »on-Ai n o1|o n |an_
1o l ononlnanup1 - pu - I
..._-up-- 1: u n: pn -- na -u n -1 -.
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Mo d el zu - C
when you use the new A U T O M A T I C
Washer with the large capacity corrugated
Copper Tub with aluminum lid. One wash-
ing will convince you of the efficient and
economical manner in which it operates.
The A U T O M A T I C Electric W asher is of
standard high q iality.its price so reason-
able----the terms so easy----that its remark-
able value is instantly recognized.
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Indian Head, ai! colon,1 yd. wide_see
Cotton crepe, per yd 350
Siik crepes, per yd,$2.00-2.50-3.25
Silk scarfs saos-225-2.95
Gossard coz-sets
.m$2~5o-2.15-3.50-5.00
IGrace corsets __$1.75-" 9:
Siar thread, 3 for.,,.___.10c
Humming Bird Hose,
Per pair,.___...,H__1.50
Armour Plate Hose,
Chiidrens, black,_
brown, xhite-356
Armo gr Plate Hose,__
Lad1es.,...._...-_20-3a-Bae
Ladies Silk step-ins _1.50
Ladies Silk bloomers ._ 2.00
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Q store buihling on Saturday, April ll
5 ;Fancy work,aprons, cakes,pies§baked beans, p0¢;¢9,g;1;d, fruit nl
;ul,:sind dreuidg and many other
Q :_.articles.11-1:
§Ed Benn! wen down to Zi ville
E Mo. int Saturdly i nl of the
ning.At 1 late hour a dainty lunch
ean was served and a few more
games of cards were indul;ed in be-
fore the guests bade host Ind hor»tes.==
goodnight.Every one present had
a delighdui time.
Mrs.W.G.Harrison who live-$Q u i n a n u m b e r o f W a a h i n g t o a c o u n -
t y y o u n g pe o p l e h a ve jo u r ne y e d t o
Co u n c i l B l u fi a i n t h e p e a t t o h e m a r -
r i e d b y R e v.D e L o n g , w h o l a w i d e -
l y k n o w n a s " t h e m a r r y i n g p e r s o n " .
T h e fo l l o w i n g a n k l e eo nt al na
a b o u t t h e essence o f h l a t a l k :" I
think myself henry that I am penalt
Neb.at dinner Tuesday evwng ln
honor of Misa Elna_ Nlelaenk ap-
p r o a c h i n g m a r r i a g e t o P r o f.S m i t h
o n W e dn es da y.
H r s .H .C .Ol s o n w a s hoateaa t o
n n u m b e r o f f r i e m i a o n l a s t S u n d a y
a ft e r n o o n , t h e a ff a i r b e i n g i n h o n o rn o * ° ' M d b e f o r e u m * = ° " K ' ° ¥ * " ° " I o r h e r bi r t h d a y .a t fi ve o'¢J<>=\=a
in t h e M e t h o di s t c hu r c h ay , B l ai r a n d fl n a s u p p e r w a s M , . , » , d a n d l a t e r i n
t o n a y a f e r r w o r d s .
K a I l o o k b a c k t o t h e t i m e a e ve n -
the eveni ng, th e h oat ere u s erved lun ch
, Th e o o e a s i o n w e e e n j o y e d b y a l l In t l
t y e g h t ye a r s a g o w h e n I d r o ve l-e at wi a he a w e r e Bx tt ml bl l t o Mr ¢ .
c a t t o o ve r t h i s t c r n t o r y t h u lo ca li t y o n pr i n ci p l e pla ce \ h e r u | ? l " n fo r m a n m o r e M P P :h i m .
w l l d fe e d c o u l d be o b t a i n e d s u c h a s on y x .
mm m be d s a n d w i l d p e a vl ne a .
I n tho se d a y s i t w a s d a n g e r \
t o s t r a y f o r f r o m c a m p a n d d e p e n d
a s w e d l d m o s t l y , o n w i l d g a m e f o r
fo od .H o w e ve r t h e In d i a n a h u !
M n .L u c i e n B a l l e r en t er t a in e d n
n u m b e r o f l i t t l e fo l k s a t h e r h o m e
o n la s t Tu e s d a y a fl e r n o o n fr o m 3
u n t i l 8 i n h o n o r o f h e r l i t t l e d a u g h -
te r ,E7e an or 'a si x t h bl r t h d a y .Th e
m a d e g a m e scarce ao t h a t ir.w a e ; o a u o l b i r t h d a y de c o r at i o n s n m l t a k e
o e c e w w r s o m e t i m e s z o s ° fi ft y m l l e a w ¢ | ¢o n h n m i a n d t h e yo u ng a te r s
o u t t o h u n t a n d no t a lw a ys b e _ g ue -
ceaa ful.It w a . : t h e n , t h a t w e h a d t o
suln dst o n a n i e h o k e a an d co r n pa n e .
W h e n e b o y o f t w e l ve y e a r n 1 vfa . n
w i t h B r i g h a m Y o u n g a n d h i s fo l l o w -
e r a w h e n t h e y l e ft N a u vo o a n d s t a r t -
e d w e s t w a n l a n d r e l i e h i n g t h e M i e s -
o u r l r i ve r w e n t i n t o e o r a p n t W i n t e r s
Q u a r t e r s n e w k n o w n a a F l o r e n c e . l t
n a > m y j o b t o h e l p £ l H \ ¢ t h e c a t t l e
t u t h e fr o m r u s h b e d s n o r t h o f h e r e
wh i c h : n u d e zo o c ffe e d l o r t h e c a t t l e ,
n o n e b e i n g ava i l a b l e a r o u n d F l o r
ence.I t l a s u r e l y wo n d e r fu l .t h e
c h u n l i i t h a t h a ve ta k e n pl ac e a s
w h e n I d r o ve t h r w a h W a s h i n g t o n
h a d i o t a o l fu n h un t i n g E a . - l te r e g
hi d d e n i n t h e y a r d .Th e r e w e r e
fo u r t e e n pr es e nt .
W o r d h a s j u s t b e e n re ce ived h e r e
1>Jo h n N e w e l l t h a t h i a u l f e i s o n
h e r w a y f r o m C u l i l o m i a . a c c o m p a n
ie d b y h e r s i s t e r, B i ns . A l ic e N ew e l l ,
t o Roc he ste r,Qllnn.,w h e r e M r s .
Al i c e Ne a- el l w i l l s u b m i t t o a r-ur
r i c a !op e r a ti o n .M r s .Jo h n N e w e l l
w a s ca ll ed t o L o s An g e l e s se ve r n
. w e e k s a g o b y t h e aer lo ua n a t u r e o ' |
h e r aia ter 'a illn ess a n d ll.w a s ale
5m¢.1 t h a t th i s m o r e w a s t h e ~
t h i n g t o do .Jo h n N e w e l l pl a n s t o
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EASTER HATS
aw styles in fine straws, all
, drbopy shades, off-the-face
KS, in black and all wanted
mmed with flowers; ribbons,
$4.00, $5.00, $6.00
drens hats at reduced prices
_
3 HILTON,
Milliner /
N
SPECIAL!
Hundreds of cl
wanted fabrics.
J . 1
4ever ne
Pokes
.ked ha
u-ml zo.. ash.. \\. 1'. Hemphill will hawdate.
Mr. and Mrs.F. W.Amelt went
to O n Wednesday ahomocn to
anend the funeral of Mrs.A.A
Nixon, who is the mother of Hrs.
C. Ray Gates of Grand Inland, Neh.
Mn .Nixon often viwited the Rn?
charge of the program.The subject
is Babylonia.
Miss Lillian Larson,third grml
tearher in the city schools, has been
elected to teach in the 5{cCook
mhools for next y ur.Miss Lnron
m u u e s u u u H g u
Effectively tri
Galea family when (hey aim 3,¢,ll\ax been teaching In Blair for the
knnwn in n mxmhnr nl illairlluwt five years Ind only an zncrva-e;. 4 ui . " i f " " " ` " " " ' " " " * -,L _,annum er ll .w u o l a l l e n ~ph! her to make she:
al vu l¢~¢kd.uI lo InllPrices--- $2.50 'Ihe De Soto Lndies'Club met
with Hrs. Roy Anelersog last Thurs
day, April 2, for their regular meet-
ing.There were sixteen ladies
present on this occasion. two of whom
Mrs.John Reid and Hrs.Charlie
Amiremwnn were viftitors.A rom
mittce demonstrated different vray=
of preparing carrots for palaubledishes and in af! ten ways wah found
rad mmplefl to the satisfaction of
thc i:ulies ~No doubt but
that every gm\| en will have I. ar
rot row this year since that humble
ulles of the Uub are indcbtel t
uid poaition here for next year.r
The Monday .¢\ft¢rn.on Club rn-t
Aprii 6 at the home of Mrs. J if
Smith.Mrs. C. 0. Dauson filled the :
a!tern00n=» progtum with a paper m
'mic Study of the Onrhe-tra.
1-4
rn.
lowing the remiing of tthirh !\ir~.
Zlawmn talked in nn intcn»-ling :mm
ner on liinlls of imtruments, t11»1:
history and evolution. aht |len\gntm |
led different forms £ll\\| kiTl\IR of mn ;
nc with reconhc on the victrnla.Tir:
M n Daumn for an aflerroon of
FJ
MRS. T, k §T H E B I G S T O R E ;
E Tn e O L I ) R E L I AB L E E
§uu|||||n|u||numm.u1|umnu1|I111muun|||||||u|||u|||nunuummnum|EThe
counny uhh mmm; I mum!me mm them i Ummm mm.,~-5 ___fields which will be ning.541|III!IllII1IIIIIHIIIIllIlIlIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIllIllINIHIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll||||l'|||||I|||||||IIIIIIllIIllII||||||II|||I||ll|||l||||IlIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIHIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllf \£::ctubiehas comeintoita own again. prafit
I~
LVESTUGKPRICESnr snug. uma
Fat Cattle Dull and 10 and 15c
Lower--Top $11.00
A 15 To 25c DROP iN H065
Moderate mm 0| Sheep and Lamb!
and .nrkd lifting Q9 251: Highn-
Frt | .nsb¢.81|.u0: Fat urn U23
Univ. Stock Yardi Andi 8. 1925-Racelpu ol cnttk Tu u d q wa sllln nl 8,500 h a d md the marks!
dui! at a 106 Ik decllne.Best. land!night :men hrougtu sum.Cmrnand (owen held stud?
Quntsrlonl on Cattle!0004 toehotee yanrlingn. 89.8061li.1G: hlf tohood yenrlmp (|.009$.8&:n a ma n
In tml: Jurhnll. S8.Q089.0¢l; mud £0fairI n r ll n p l10.!59l1.l0:hi r to
good slven $9.00G10.l0;comme! lnhir aleen ¥B.DOQ9.00; lnihy, winn-
cd uv catlll,3122512100:n o d to
choice baton,;s.zs¢1oso;lair tngood fed helferl. $3OOUHID; mmnmnlo mr (cd heiforl. l!.006l.00;good
to chulca led cunt. ;1.z:us.50;h lrto :ood fed rows.33.75{!¥.00;cum-
mon so hir cowl, 8'l.00Q..!9; cuttlrfl.
s h lfi lt h m d u d a x a h l lt a s n g b r
n p c u n n u b u t t h q m n w t u ~
~START TURKEY Povvrs aus~
The p d a n u h d fo r h u h :
u mm a z ' r 1 m n a » - e . ma m a ¢
:an ds lswr o n zr lil ma me
io dolemiuii primarily by das wich
thu:fan raven drpezul: upon gettin
:nut d th¢.¢| rly posit.: to mats
ily.Evtn f11011831 it il often mush
ered that uri; hmo-dl invariably ~
they may be pnfiubly rained if
li ttle mn a re i s d vtn the m.
Turkey qu an h e htc he d in n
lncubuor nthhctorilynnd thcpuul
bmuderrl In colony hroodlrs much th
mme sn : m u ¢ h k i m u ¢~
Turkey s ahould be kept uray 2
:round over which chickens hav
nmged if this in at nil pouiblc.
aerfous blukhead discue u ~
cémmon smong turkeys t h t
kapf. with ridden; than among
poultn which are raised on cl~
grouml.Cod liver oi! and sour mdk
cron more Impurtant in the feldn
cf little turlmrl thu: in feeding Uttl
chicks.F w lhodd i n much
uma .u fo r little ahh h, tbl ~
A G R I C U L T U R A L c o m m ;
n r r s u s r o x N o m ;
R E S E T Y I A I L I N G
s r s u w a s a n x 'P L A N T S
U s e o n l y y u r l i n g a t r l w b o r r y
p l a n t s f o r l n e w bu d,t h e A g r i c u l -
t u r a l C o l l o n as L i n c o l n a d vh o s .
T h e l o o t l o n t h e o e p l s n u a n l i g t t l r
e o l o n d u m m u m a o f o l d p l u m .
S e t t h e p l a n t s 1 5 t o 1 s I n c h e s s p a n
i n l l s e r o w i f i t i n i n t l n d e d t h l t t h e
mu euntwly Qeeome muted.Pull
o f f d l t h e I - e a ve s b u t t h e t w o n u t ! !
: n e s w h e n t h e p h n t i l u t .S p r e a d
t h e m u w e i i n o d f i r m t h e d i r t
; r . . u n d t h e m l o t h e y w i l l n u n n o w -
i n z i m n m d i l t e i y .Th e c r o w n o f t h t
p h a t .sh o ul d b e j o n K e w l w i t h t l u
t o p o f t h e ( r o u n d .Pi n c h o f f th#
fl o w e r s t e m s t h e fi r s t m u o n b u t e n
c o u r a g e u m e p h n u t o r u n n n d s c t n e w
pl a n t s t o f o r m n g o o d r o w fo r t h e
me xl ; e o r 'a c i u p .
I |o
l g z s r l x n c u u s n H E A T
.H vu h l w h i c h fo r m s o n t h e o u u l d g
o f c u r e d m o n t ne ed c a m e n o u l a n n
1¢r¢»\1dc¢i : h e pieces o f m e n t ;.,n 1
cr a c k o p e n a n d l o t t h c mou nd g e t
ilmitlé.Th e m o u ld c a n be * a s i an * o f!
g _ A H _ _ g 0 A } ) T u g . ; T A B L E a broad Ik-ld forbids its hooomln|'oonn],uenoea may be from 5 bud
1o wln | .n § '¢n»l,nd lt! | 1n t} \e D fh lu ln d p oln h ' h l l i s m o m t h l n5. . . _ . - . . . . l - _ - - . _ - _ -- -- - - 1 - ' ' F
»T»?;1t»T1li'e%;'|1r£l». all tl:te m§
engaged in a morbid struggle wlth thetynnny of nls nerves.Homin! had
moved or mmeqed ltlm.Tlwae ianfew sentences of nu were the drst
evluleneee M ta tum to a naturaloulioolt.tr ha had ahrnntzett
almost to a shadow.There was ref!Elttle left of the gay ulhl tldnonnlr youu:mm "ho had wasnt his arm round
}lJr1lle.l wnlst elul druvtn lwr Into the
car. mocked nl C||ri»toplu.~ra mnon
strnntrs.ond.with a few eereleaanurds. bulil up ln M;¢rtlles hmrt thefslrgland at the end ol the road.\et.
as they dren' Bent the place where
they had found her.he seemed toalmtar od some ol' his tqrpor.Ile satup and iodltesl about htm with reminis
cent qos.(toe more bend and they
would see the :met-would you Illte to stop tor a moment!" Chrlstopher naked."Mfttile
ll almost temt!Q'to be here."'rttts was most amtrewlly a changed
Ge:-nhl tte was nl 'dlmlleq I*If you thlnk .».»R¥t\. tlka to sea
al." he assentedlla sat tttlflglll. now. leaning a llttte
.£or\1ttrtl.They were Nliml the cobner.ln sight of the llltte grove of
exon-"ta And there at the gate-llyrtllei-fteratd gave n llttle exclalnlllon whlch sounded almost like a
sob.ms lorrettulooa stare had some
lllln; ln it allke ot' polo and fear.
"1 wrote tm days uso and salt! thatI a should be |;>aasllt(,"Chrllloplt¢
ttalllly erplalned...-- _.a.-......e s-
' _et h e c ` i r T " ' t o i i - ~ » = f o » = 1 . * T E E i m m a a t G
w i l l c o m e a n d h a v e a l o o k a t h t m t o
a f e a r d a y s .n o s e n e n t e a n a t a r t t s r e
L i f y o n l i k e .s o t h a t y o u h a v e h e l p t t
y o u w a n t t t . "
B h e u n i t e d t l z r o o a h h e r t e a r s .
'1 shall need no help." me oma-ised.I will mrs Gemld.Tell Lad;
Mar:anal Lord lltnterlera tlmt 1promlee lt.\. ttnly leave htm alone withme.Ito not come. gf of sou. :mul 1Isend.lf he wishes lrere. 1 me lslrs
ia ver from Sam ltaplsnol--he can be
with yon ln n hm hours.ltot I mmshe will he etment.l thlnlt he will so
better here."
Chapter: X
"i ntl now."("l-1lsl».>|,1l1er sold.aa
their cur rmtrled up Ute lust llllillh"to see ll Llyrtlle lrnl kept her sronll*
g "'I'ersonnll7.'Lord lltnterteya daelared. "l am roundsnt.That roons
touillll has powers taeyond the ordinary
human belnx'a.iteslttos.our w e:rnme eyerr dey Lare assured us that
all ls well."I 'It seems ettrlona tn me that Gab
ald sdtnuld have been so content,"Star; mnnrted."Is this the ply.-e,
0:rtstovt»er't"Cttrlnopher nodded.The ear was
stmrlnl up.On their right tml thetlttle zrora ot fmmresa trees and me
late.'Here they are!" Mary exclaimed."WHL lull look at Gerald!"l The two mon: neonls tame don
Ilia! you have meth Lia?) mid me veri
hat'I*!. and that no bride In the arortd
use erer more treleorne than llyrtila
to our home and tires."
:H\r¢r one begun to tatk at once.
Linqh-Bids open for paving Cot-
ner bouleanl.Bethany-Plans made to eontptete
929,009 paving project on "0" street
this summer.By and by, that eurtous sense of os ..1ren|1ff.tlsel'eellne_that the \rhnletttln¢'B"5d¥°P°'*Tentative plana being
'rms at scene out of an oldfnshlonod made to build beet sugar factory
fonwlr.tllllled a\\u.1 flerntd.who here.was ahnmelensty 'holding 3l3rtlles hnnd 3 Crawford- Ereefloii or pickling
under the tablo~'loth mlaed hls gtasl plant nr°P°»d»
l and looked lnto her eseln
|"It urns 1. after nll." he whispered."who had no Idea what lay at the end5 of the tond.Toe were the alae lad!
land ! the fool.".Q All through ttse afternoon the vil
| legen came end went. and the young° people :lanred in the fleltl at the had
If the farm.llnny tnnsts were ex-ithnngnl.Every one was ostnordt-1 nnrlly hatlllrf Then the time came forl ('l|rtsta=q»l1er, who was on bla way back
' to IInzluml to leave.. Mary. who was
lspoottlng the Ittrltl qrlth her futher at('nnnl*|\. walked! with ltlm to the msd.
fm-r paused for a moment nt the sate.|"And lt was reatly here tlnnt g-
1 fl!tlntl tltyrtnet" Mary remarked. I a
lng llrotllltl her with lnteresl.l "We found her on thla \ery spot."
ifhrlznnpllef atmrered, "easing alongthe rom! tn the hllts.All lm life she
had wondered what tny on the othereldoMany of ua never tlnrt out.x
think tlsnt Gerald has been ref! me
tnnnle."0"Z am lad that you a°':- heyy 'bout.I z 4lr." sho sald. with quiet tm taetfut
Neligh-Drilling resumed at Nash
oil field.Lineoln-Ornamental lightin¢syn
Lent to be installed' on "P"street
between Burlington and Rott: la
depots.Boch...Central Power Companyto reeonatruct line between this place
and St. Paul.Falls City -Bids to ~opened
.-tpril 13 for $81,000 paving proled.
Eustis-Four hundred eases of
ۤ'Ra shipped from this pomt i n I
almrle lay..Ravenna-Community building lo
be erected noon.'Hebron--Conttan nwanled for a
mile oi brlek pwtttl, irtttlutliog por-
tione of Lincoln avenue and Fourth
rtreots.Lincoln--Board of educ ation ,to
spend $2,520,000 for erection of new
v e n o m .Schuyler-City abandons municipal
nbdrir lteht plant to purchase pow
paving distrlctNo. 2. ..
Oxxmha-;Widtning of Twenti-
fourth street proposed.
Lincol..'Stepe taken no organize
builders' exchange subdivision.
logon-Plans nearing completion
for construction of $205,000 dntlnage
dltcfa.\l.¢>1uris1*iile--flridge .across Plath
river opened for traffic.
Uvpartnnnt of Agdeulture esti-
mates are that this ycar's spring
wheat planting will be 118.9 per oent
of last ;|rear'e, and the total wheat
aneage will he about 107 per rent,
ot; 3,300,000 sores above the 1924
crop.The c om estimate is for 2.3
per cent increase. and oats will gain
an eetimnted 5.6 per cent.Potato'acre estimated at only 98 per
cen of the tem crop.An increase
of p9 per cent in sweet potato sue
age ls forecasted, and to per cent
tobaceo.
, . . ..-
CATHOLIC CHURCH
C.A.Be;ersdfrfer.Priest
Holy Week Services at St. ~I"ran-
cie Catholic church will be as fol-
it-Ira.Mo ; eervloea at 7:30 on Holy
l°huraday,Good Friday and Holy
Saturday.On Good Friday evening at 8:00
o
A n a n h g n a q s g n n a q
The
Mystery
Road
(
._ By ._:..
F. Phillips opwmim
¢ u U s 0 ' i u v w i u w n i i
»1m»s».»»»-..¢c».
Cha pter IX
Arnr use; had len 'Duuhm the non seemw almnu ze change plan.-a.J, thu for lhe Iult tour dl!! hld
been ln much the :mme mentally comm-toee state u he had been dura nu
mum from Bcounmi. an up emi forun nm time begun to look about mm
with interest Clarkstopher,on thenum hand. who dndn; the tho!! ol'
their juumey had been eontlnually eu-deuoring to amuse md enleneln me
eompnnlun. gradually relapsed into ann zu of ilaoughtfulnen.They hldp|m-\|n|m|;¢n llyefel. however, and
were winding their we; around the
Feret du Dom. before any dleeci allu
dnn ne made In me subjeci which
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3:32 P. M. Ddly.
'hli u W ant
7: 1 3 ~ I . D d ly .
C . S l . P . H . l 0
Impe x amiur u an d ' Hem se. a»d» or an dm.
its uue uadtlin-ua.|Of course the loc al newupnpn ll
For, after ul. lm is un home nov:na w o n n f i rm : mmm bu m Thi'
which is mest'i.mporI.ant to moot ai is *ht it ii impr wlng fro m y ur to
ul.W i have u n : n a t a l u m m am, vhs ' a:i| giving in na d-nl a
°l'nh»¢ Hank II .\.- .............u.:I ...1.:.5. Inn la..constantly better D¢'"P\P¢\»IU!
7:15 A. ll. Billy creep! Sunday.
2:63 P. ll. Daily except Sunday.
6:28 P. ll. Daily except Sunday.
1:45 A. H. Sunday ody.
'n-mu s u m
8:25 A. hi. Daily except Sunday.
12:35 P. M. Daily eaneept Sunday.
6:28 P. ll. Daily.
THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER
In spite of the fact thas the metro-
politan Prem now reaches mm near
ly every town m d tillage in the
country, the local newspaper in the
United Stahea ia each year getting
on a firiner foundation and beeom-
inz more and more useful to its
home community.
It may he said that the day of
the local newspaper is here tuo.
The metropolitan daily with its
I l l M I I B l \ l l l l | l | \ l l | | \ 1 | . | |v u s ' e n o v .
and In the people who are our neigh
hora and friends.And it ll the lo-
eal newspaper which neonis the hap»
penings of uae folks at home. and
in addition foster!the civic pride
and progressive spirit of the eom»munity.I
lt ia the home newspaper whirl
boosts tha town,year in and year
to advertise theout, which rduaes 1
city merchants in eompetition withl
the lo a l business
takes the lend in
which has for its
men and which
every enterprise
purpose the up-building and prosperity of th! °"""|
munity.
We frequently hear it mid that
the chi time independent spirit.of
the newspaper is gone, that ita edi
torial policy is now lublevient to
the hvairlesa ¢>lfiee.' Yet this is no:
true.There is more smaelfiah idealI
why it.u inereeainr its influentl for
good in the community.But the lo-
eal overpower ia alill the prindpll
booster for the community,and it
does: its boosting often without any
hJ|»e .of material unnni.
llnfort\.|nate indeed is the commu-
nity which reither appremintes nor
1uppuns its local newspapers.
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POOR HEALTH xwzx-:.- a w w
ro PROPER BDLTATIDN
How can we expect to force edu-
cation into individuals who em ,,¢n4,
ing at least 50 per cent of their
energy,which is needed for ~
atudiea in fighting their vhawknl
handicaps?Thla. question is pre-
sented by Ge°rr° T.Staffonl,H.
D.,in an article in the Flabrunry
number of School Life, a poblicltiol
of the Department of the Interior,
s
a-»
worid-wide news.its comic sheet: nun an :ne *"°'f*3° '°°f' """"'P"iIIureau of Educatio
and its magazine supplaments, while
of course ensntid in our modern
civilization, unmt take the place od
th! home newspper.The very fact
that the bi l city daily must cove.:
mu l an m y v i m ' ° " ' " ° "' " " "out of 1,9-lu Unive:-any of zuusou ;,'.-,.;,;5 """ ""¢}fabé£| 5§raniprim.1° ff°'¥"f""5 # w b out in en eamminetl in 1923,me a m e n u m. s lw ccxggg neu ! n m maa
the "W *Inch at beiievu will be for either poor or fair body developmelil hun u lv n ,;:.aoa|.:o:b u t me
th e xwd al the nation and °f W as :wa defediw: hmu. me ua nl-bulrbnr m u .u. 1 s ¢1 u ;" g g
|t regirdleu of what thi'Md he 52 bulls,SLSOQLBB;[ood to cl.0Il\Tn.l|\iY,~ . 3 E " : . f ' §2 ' 3 . . . . . .u l Kledefl.r:.s.:¢sas;h i r lo |004
. . . .v - . -- n u » »u u v u q q m a n u u v u u \ u v » » \ . n »v i u h " n v |9 - m u :u - n .
be vaed first from the |umm¢r'|must he takegm to not overp"a|¢l tim
wvnla beanie they are moat likely pculia.Oakland,haul boikd was
l»b.|:r|.ckopen.Bieonlhouldbeuledrrullblnd shell and sll, and jahmy
b¢f..n it turns yullmr or get: strung. ako an xukfnmry finds.
P mp e r ly c u r e d h a m ll n u ld to i m ''*
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Bhl ltfpptd ont mm me fvlu wmet umm.Even to Chrlatopher ber:omlng vraa almost un a vision.Tha
:mall dllrenocea M clothing and circumstance seemed leanel; to exist.
sz ana Myrtlll who welcomed them,xbyly but lvrfullr.Har ages wen
and upon Gerald. and lbara aas atouch of sublime Fil! In them aa aharaanmlthe change.But from w
taco almne the same thlnga.
'You vrlll coma ln and aea mshome!! nbc begged. "Tha car can tumln here.The road la better than u
tba cyprus :row arm In ann.Geniewal walking with much or 111| ow'
a u g u r .Once more hia head waltbrolm back; once more than #aa all
the }oy of wild mir-In tn tha abandon 1of ma enumalmlc mnlng.Mrnlla.;
on the other hand, seemed quieter uma 'canal.4
"Ga-nld. what have you up to!"
hll father demanded..1Gerald taughed..ur g
"Llano to that. dad," he said, 'ltdaee u' you c am nm"1
| l ! l 1 l l 1 l . l . \ . | l ¢ 1." l l a t b e c a u s e I a s n w : : b c u z I t . "
Christopher rejoined. twhinz towards
her. "that I om golrg to #calore--zhat.Mary-well. I lhlnk 'I NPI a llttle like
the man who walked for'a few minute!nf his nn- ln the moonlight and fan-
dnl that sz was a day.I he-neatly
thought that I van in lon- allh llyrula.I lrnmr now that there la no one I evar
really f ared for but yon. Mary."
She ralaed her bc-ad and looked at
hlm. yielding unn-alatlngly to the am:
which was drown around he-r.
er lights from Northweatem Publif
Service Couqhny of Columblll»
Nehnu h Ci ty -ll5 mlles of pav-
inx incluaed in was improvement
program.Llncom--'i'oung Womerfa Chris-
tian Aaaodation to erect new home
at comer of Fourteenth and " L "
streets.Dawson City votes $50,000 bond
issue for erection of new school
o'eloek. Father Urbamea of tha Re-
demptorlst lléliaaionary Older u m
deliver a aeimon on the Paaalén.
Mass on Easter Sunday will begin
at 8:30 AM.
CONGRUGA TIDNAL c mmc n
.James A. Mclieeman, Pano:
Easter services next Sunday. Le'l'amake the day S ufonilerful admitta-
'Stl ull t.ma y I n v w a u u y q w u ,. - -" N ge n ,84.750 1 18:co m m o n a o m r |» ro \c w n hh a d I1 n h o u Ie r a ,4 7 h a d hol1o*\:f " | § ¢ "$ | . 7 5 U '. T5 ;g u t o d m f e ,t ;
l l
Ims coax YIELD
d a n n a m a d e I n m e s u b j e c t w n l c n.in u r g i n g degr ees wa s fo re mo st l n
:l ag m lu d a or b ot h n ! th em ." A b o u t a n h o m ' : n d 1 t m l ! b e y o n d
M i l l . W u l f : u r U e n l d n a k e d .
Chr is to ph er n od de d.l l 1 | a s H m m '
c a n t u m h e m a d e n o c o m m e n t u p o n
th e f m th at tle ra ld h a d e n u m u p
L - - . . _andu n f l l n n l
backs, 342 had lateral curvazurt 01
the qpine. 350 had fill. fuel. H0601
s w m u a nWeneedcloser cooperation bo-
tween the school and the hams In
matter! of k t t i h he cumin!!!-
Parentl must made to see the
(wwe of :mum zo dxeir children. 'nn
Ieedhoms: pin and the nicesdty for
s wc hn,ST508|W i m r to w a "-J " " rglotleri, }|;|g1;;; c ommon za htl nuu d malt is to wrap it in than
llociors, $l.3l¢¢.t5; trllhy atocllrl.
#4.5005.3Ii: mer qsllc n. wlsosxn;
ltock mn, $3.750<|.00; uoct enlvn.
8.000300.
Ilogo 15|25c Lovnf' f m thousand trash ho p arrivld,
'nwaday lad mont* llowly at a 150lk do c lim Tho top uns $18.00 :nd
mudin, carefully turning the edgen
under and :effing thc bl: on.This
puchge should than be eewoaod with
m e n !srnppingn of paper.Any
mou'ri whic h funn: an be stripped
off with the doth.Moulded paper
will suc k HIM ra the mat.If tlse
make house is ahsokntnly tight. the""f"'f_"" 'f'°'f"ff _f'fI'__'f_f_',,,.,{ au.: of an-L mam at :12.5o0:z.m;,mked men c an be new th an
v ¢¢ u - a n u n . ; |» | » U .
a n - u n . - nEntryblank:fre new :u d y for
the m e Corn- Yield Conant.An
vanee " P M I ua use Agrimlsmu
C°5l¢n» Linmin. hom different puns
o f o n m u i n d i a n a h m h m m
for the comin; y ur.Buren! firm-
en hsve been hard sayin( :bg the
IBM rec ord of 78 bushels per ann
an 10 mens would not bl hllinlonrh
Coors WITH
S HG AI r l w m l u n a n u m u " » . . , , - -" J u n l b o u t t h i s t i m e o f t h t y u l r .
too."Ge ra ld went on.rummntlnarly.
"I r em em be r th es e or ch ar d. : we re S un
_.L.-..|....0 incl ; n1 nlr A n d \D1.l I l l
us e d t o t m *1
- 1 q m n n d o f t h e c n . " G e n l d a l i .ur
" I w o u l d n l h e r w a l k . "puTh e y mo ve d sl o w l y d o n th r o u g h
Thu gnll from the little nfhlte gmrgg I »1 nm qulte mfg." gh; .m}§g_==rH- bni\d.i.u|.|dan of » wand-erfui week if devotion
ey 'r a g la d. "
At y rt l le wa l e a al l y pe nm ad ed .H a r
t h e r l t l a w dlt po as ea sM Ge r a l d a a
CJ t ur lt et i to w ar d: t he h ou se .H a r !
lk e d o n t ha o th e r a id e .
" Y o u h a ve n o w a r r i ve d i n l i g n e m e
e celeb ratio ns."Ge r a l d contln tted.
~e l ea s t t tm t e nn u t r y a r e i n t In o n
e fa t ' a i d e of t h e h m t n e .Ya n. ws u
~:Ir have the n pport untty nl' bean
z me m ak e a Iil l le q u- e tl t In nt ; mm t
ect Fr e nc h .wh i c h I h a m i u l
m t b r h e a r t . "A
" S o y o u a r e r e a l l y t n n r r l n l !"I l a n
cl ai me d tn c n dt t o ut d g ."(Zer al=d-
l l e - - h m r w n t t d e r fu i It a l l a H t m l !"
"A : u u : In z t " G er a l d aa r e e d ."3 Ia tr l»
~rs wa s evi de n tl y m y pre de st in ed
ecca.I au t n a l o n g : - r Il t I h a n
ve r h ee n a n h a w : In m y t l fe .I n a
~artt ta fo r fo ur ho urs y este rday. and
n c t t d n z appsum-ta atw ta o ve r t h e
tl t o g e t r h l o f n l i t t le s up e r flu o u s
~er fy aft er tra W h a t I R a l l ; c n vo t
t h o } n h 0 ;l'lr t°¢¢~.th e It e m !n u m .u t u m u e l¢ || ll !N a i r n i n tr.Stia
yn I d nn t un vlo r st m n d t he MIL "
As the y re- :t uhe d the hm ts a. th e o ld
|mme »tht1'|'|'|.\nE nut. beaming with
miles. |'|eI'lldltml In nnrl that f~\tr3 ntto
|e In u n \ \ l |lu n z u mz v a n d t h a t h e
u i d tn l k t n th e m ab o u t Bly rtl le.
~n c h m n w as s p r e a d n u t o n t h e ve r
a d n . n m !M a r i o l m t l a y o u n g fr i e n d
-+th e vl t l a g r w i t h : n a t hn t t d w a
wh i te e an m t tn n .-n fa stt- ned In tl tolr
tt. wer e nrait lnt: tn serve.Qe r at d
lm se l f u nm rk e d t he w l ne .
'I p r o p a ne t o m a l e a s p e e ch , " L o r d
In le tl e ;a a n no un ce d . ho l di ng o u t ht a
oa m tn g : t a m .'11 mu- ut be a t llt ofl ony ." Ger ald ln
te tt "Th e nm e | ¢ tt s , w on t w al t . "
°"rhétt. us an n alé tt e ts m y fu rn ri ta
di sh a nd t ha t nn appe ars to b e a ciwf
tfoe uwe. I |270 9 I h. " h i s fl'l h| t
;m\ent»~d." I UNL!o p t ;ang,Gtlgtld,
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~rty '|4 .5-orbs F a r m e r s ' s u m B a n k ,m o r o n -si c o f s pl e n d i d qu a l i t y .A i s o s e r m o n
i n ;de po si ts t o $315, 000.o n E n t e r t h e m e .Su n d a y S c h o o l a t
'l ¢ c u m a e h ~ » - W o r k t o n u t so on o r l o A M .M o r n i n g vr o n h i p a t x l A . M .
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O. U. McPro|.\d, ?utor
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Special music, the communion aer-vice and reception of members win
make next Sunday appropriate to
the Enter Season.Alla,the eve-
ning: service will be in keeping with
the spirit of the day.The QWM-¢rl> Conference was held
at the patronage last Monday eve~ning and a committee one appointed
to attend to the replacing of win-
dows In the ehufeh and to painting
the building Ipproprintely.An en-
thusiastic interest is nunifut wide-
ir lhroogh the church.Work J
begin in the near future.Let os all remember the selbde-
nial Easter giving.Bring your
gilt tb rifle momlng service next
faanxiay.
:~=BBR.as1a.\\\f'EEKL'|'
lNnUs1°nx.u. REVIEW
F1115 City--Bids to be rtceivfrd for
raving 27 ialocks of .treols at np
proximaie coat of $84,000.
Fremont-Pluuu formulating for
erection of Elks' heme.
Arcadia Contract let for gravel
i n l 1?miles of highway south of
hen.Coiumbus--Nortlwwenem Public
Serrioe Company to construct high-
power line between this place and.Schuyler. .J
Omaha-Forl.y-four million pounds
of butter made here during 1924, ac-
eonling to report.
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Farmers Co-Dperative Union
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Qd.. FT TWU! Ellllllllluuln env l»"'"i n :in furor;they i n generally Fat.Lambs ttronpr _~ ~ = = ° g = " ; ' : 7 u \ ; ' : : ° : ; m: : n ' " l:
'given in HI? and June. and tha PU"There wart 6.200 Irvllt INDI "'|) n i t l l W ||meat
lenls than have until September to turbo an thc mu h ! ' N l l l l l l and l x ?°melt.e g,
\'id¢the neéalww m gn;a v lnde na ac ti n a l. p rion wen : m u h u p n o m o n me a n d e.:°_'f'..--. ..,,,,...,.m m e x -z a higher ah-==.1's:~¢-v Pe-=" s »-1= keeps out =»»» lnaeeu, -=f== and
to wan in 1926.Some cguntiu nv
main condwing county contests.
T h a m u is divided into uma rm-
fiom for faimc u in compctitinn.
Several hurl:ed dollnn in prius and
lll l.| \l| |I;l u g Q |.n..¢.. . - - ,--| h e |back again th u-re. Chris.I w o n
d l ' w h y ?'Th e r e W u l f!a n y t f o u b l l
a t h o m e , w u t h e r e !"
" N u : t h e a l l g h l n t f C h r i s t o p h e r a s
n u m h i m .- l n f m , a l i : h s u m a r w
we re tn l l ua da yo u r fa t he r s ee me d z o
r a y up o n h e r a t n o l u u - l y . , n w a s a
g r e a t b l o w t o h i m g h e n : h e m e r i t u p
he e m i n d t o g o h a c k . "
'H u t w ha t m a de he r w a nt . t o l e ar n ?
G e n i d ve nt ur ed .
C h r l n o p h e r a m n o t hesi tate to r a
um m -m t H s m c m u l t o t a k e e r m m e
a l b l e l d e n n l n l e n f t h i s . t h e n m a l g n
at a n y r e a l In t e r e st In me w h i ch B e r
ai d h ad lh o er n fo r m on t hs .
"Bec ause : h e 1 |ve r y B M I !
n r u n g . "h e u i d ."amd th e si mn t to n
vu be c om i ng im p os s ib l e fur he r .s m
t r u ve r y m u c h l n l o ve w i t h y o u . a n d
t h e r x p r e u a ve n u e . G o u l d l e a n i n g n 1:
ll l t l e o n 51 3 nl Ie'|a n n .C l m s l o p h e r z
loi te rin g beh ln d.;
- n 1 | : h e m o n r e n r u ! a n d t h e m u l f
b e a u t i fu l p l a c e I h a ve o n e b e e n In . "1
Ge ra id m u rm un ed ."'Ie ll m e , A l yr t i lc . "1
h e a d d e d . " d o y o u k n o w a l l t h a t a n
h n p p e m d t o ~ e f*I e
" E vvr y t h l n g l C h r l n o p h e r h a s w r i t .
t o n a n d I h i d a i o n ; t e n e r , m o . Ir o n 1
y o u r fu t h e r .N e u e d o n o t s p e a k o fth os e t hi ng z w hi ch ar e nn l zh od .'l o u g
an h e r e t o for g e t . "°In vo l u n m l l ; h e l o o k e d e n : t o n e d g
th e r oa d a nd t u rn e d me k w it h a l L \ v~
er .W h a te ve r h la l ho n gh l l m i gh t ha veb e e n . h e n l d m m m .A l it t le Fr e nc h '
ma id . i n l p ot le l l e rh l le ca n a nd ap r on .
c a m e o u t o n t h e ve n n d a i n r e p l y t o}l ) 1 n l ¥ f'| c a n f
" A bo t tl e o f o u r o w n w l m a n d
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orlluv ¢}§`°En 'Ih€""i n
on W iw the tnldlen y ouhwdm. it means better Zfoli
nn and n a l hedth nuthin
students.
1... ...an in inh nrindng
meh:brought Slam ann nr.ovaltold ll. sons..| ' " " '
Qauuzicun on :hen and lambs:-1 ''°
°,*-\;'*-- =;==;._1 3 c lso lc l, sm. ao¢m.- ' ro mln: woon zxs
»r .n z\4':'o1s::s:s u s r i :.cllrrad limbs. Sl0.7501"""; 'ln-nn;05 | i l
hmbt. SH2'»015.2.*: smnan. 39500 I a m to u g h n a w I .caukfol(Il ue ;f.30Q1§)56;°I l a n .8 1 \ . o o e : ? ; . o 'n e l i g h t l y s e a l e m b a r u t h e b w .p r :
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zaedds will be auunder! the winam-
in sc h refkm.Any farmer our :r
yeah of ag! in eligible for th! cun
S mea.Entry blank: may be nc aa:»h m m County ,Extension Agents or
n from th e He h - n u C n p Gmwzrs
r- Alsnc illlon | £ tht A¢rkultunl Coi
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Dress Up For Easter
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Lring your work fo The Enterprise.aanxiea :he Agricultural College am Lincolr- - - --n u L . . .|- .. -. z Q L - . -l m . ¢ l i n i n n u r'Qui knmn ii being euaduczea.N~ men nun zufwmuuuu an :uu-
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n a r l ¢ | e c !* '. \ l o n d a 1 b y w u u m Ju r g e n ,
U I Ju n e a u Broa.,l l l n a l a n .w h o
br o n a h t d o n :GJ c h d c e H e n f g r d l
t h a t averages!LB S ) po u n d s a n d so l d
at $10.90.
k c o m l n f m l t r . Ju r g e n ; u s e c a u l a
l l l d h o e n I e d a r a t i s a o t n e a t p u l s .
c o t t o n c a k e , a n d a l fa l fa a n d t e n D O I
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brim: your work to The Bnterprine
Small school tabs for sale, at thisaffice.tf.
'h o s o t i g h t l y m p n d i n p . | p ¢ r t h a t
m o t h s u m m : g n t o t h e d d h .
B e fo r e s t o r i n g c l o t h i n g i n the se
b a g s o r t r a p p i n g s ,i t i s ab so l ut el y
ess ent ial t h a t n o m o l h l .e g g !o r
1 n r 1 r a e s r e i n t . h e g o o \ d s . H a . n g i n g t h £
c l o t h e s i n d i r e c t s u n l i g h t fo r i e ve m t
h o u r s a n d b n u d i g g t h e m t h n m u g h i y
i m m e d i a t e l y b e fo r e a u : i n g t h e m
s t m y u f i i l r i d t h e m a f t l l e m o t h s u r d
l .
mon in Nebrukn lay thdr egg: from
April to September no It is best t
nor: the woolenn away in the early
part of April.Mothballs,mia?
Dress Up For E
Suits, 'Top Coats ~
H a t s - C a p s - ~
S U I T S f y
IO I J W !! !gmxy anon: limi!!! vm! CII'l ..__ ..\.... ......\. ln lnvn with hm u
~oeuvre.I mp ....\saentvd."I wlLl opl; ang, G1:D1ld, fmnlins to report Blair.Nebraska
Suits, 'Top Coats éTf]f}"»u ("hiI.Inm'||F°.|\.=tpr Rrr-I
,;;;,;é,'_.Ta
trnlih Bu: uma-¢. 'nmuiuummnhnnmumnluunHats - Capsu v. H ,._l l y r t l l e c o u l d n e w e r d o u m .S h e h u
t h a t m l n ! l i k e lid ell ty wh i c h in K M
30 1 a n d th e n u r s e o f t h e b ut w o m e n .Y o u a n a 1e r y d u r fe l l o w , G n r a i d .S U I T S vice=\which a n being held every
E 1'u11\\.¢ u .lu
Bova' Knee Pants Suits ex -5-|
Men's Latest Style Shoes .frarit of, the Seas-ons.Avail y our
rdf the opponunity of catching 'Lhlt; u n --- a - - --.I h a d t o g n t h r o u g h t l l l z o u l p i l i n g
h a u l e d o ve r .F a n r x b e i n ; l i k e n c a n
nl li ke a bab y by th at nm axl ng wo ma n.E i n I'11\m~l:s!l l u vl n g t o uvro b e r
you r l lfe h al!a- mln ze n l ime s osr r!See
i n g i l u !gr ea t.c o a r s e c w a m r e . w i t h
h e r b a n k n f fe l l o w ha i r .a n d h e r
bn u h s m e l li n g a t d ri n k an d pa t r h ou l l .
s t a n d i n g u p a n i m m m n t a n d d e ffl l l l
de a t h , a n d l y l n g t h e u m vl t h o u t n
tr : m o r i n g ua r d : w h o w o ul d h a ve S e i
u n u p a s a i n !!t h e w i l l a n d Ih o t l u
on l l ll h i l f l hfy h n d kn o wn th e t r ut h I"
" S h o w a s a n e p i c M u n . " C l a r l s l c r
ph er d e cl ar ed ." I wa n d e r w h a t ha s
b e m m e n f h e r . "" l ¥ e n \ m l m m s | !" G e r a l d a n s w e r e d .
" W e m a y m é d l m g u r e n l n g l l a t
Ho me C ar l o. o r al s o ma y ha ve ma rr ll d
\ m r p vd n h l e G e m m a l n n l n n m g a n d
h u r l e d t h e p u t .Sho L1 we al th y
¢¢l0\l3h.S h o m x th a t fe l lo w K n u t
n t y l i s h a r e o f t h e m o n e y I l o o k n u t ,
u w e l l a n l m ' o w n H a l t h a n p i n e
i n ! m l d l . C h r i s !A n d w h a t su a
s h l n a l (l m c ou l d s le ep he r e. "
Ger al d lea ne d bac k ln hu p la ce wi th
ta l l !c lo s e d ey e s a nd C h r is t o p h er u r n
1| a l l c o n t ro l t n l u r e h l m al o n e .Th i s
I1
4
$4-_OO to $a n n nlpiril
v - - v w - v v
Boys' Shoes $2.00
Latest Style Hats, (
v ' v v vu u g . . i ~ . = .g r - _ i l =-- -t o $ 4 . 0 0 ~_~' ° - -" " 7 0 g s u n : n \ r : | . s r f " - f '
.- . ~I ;R n l d m n D r a f t S t a l l m n §n m ° 1 "" ' ° " "
;aps, :snirts
a da ble Go o ds
ress
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This fine four year old stallion sired by imported
stock on both sides is a beautiful strawberry rosn
weighing over 1900 lbs. and is one of the best
stallions ever brought to this county.His sire,
Richelieu 1106, sn imported animal was the win-
1lor. of thirteen prizes in one season.Marquis will make the season's stand at my farm
west of Blair known as the Aye farm.
Price of service is SIS for living: colt.
XVII! not be held responsible for accidents.
AI _.|1 . ..... x....1 ~;.....r...!..|.i.1. n .:| l1\|.|\ :lm ..mnf3
Easter Slllkllyl 1925.10 AAI.The Sunday school.
11 AAI.Morning Wonhip.00:
Em Ler Duty.T PAL The Baptist Young Peopl|'.'°s
Union.a RM.Evening 'l:\or»hip.111524
will be a musical service.Our ngulnr church chmr will sim! the caa-tnta "Cross and Crown".Those who
luwe hesni the Ihptist Choir in fore
mer cantatas will be nxious to heir
them again:This promis¢s"i»"'
one of the wa ever given by our
choir.The Pravxr meetinii of the ¢hI1l'¢h
3'»=§s25
-ss, i
Q
Ilm ! t h o m n d w l c h n I t o l d $ 0 1 1 t o h a v!
r n d y .M a d e .Com e,i r e h a ve s n
u t h e r h u l l h o u r o f s u n s h i n e .Ge ra ld ,
701| mus t ta ke t he s ofa clml r.°'
Ge r a l d m n l l i n t o a s e a of c u s hl u n l .
i l y r t i l r .henullnk o u r hl m .ar r a ng e d
ltw m m ore Cl nm fnn abl y. He r e yes we re
l n !! w l t h t h e Il l l d o w o f I- m n .florzdd.
m m e wt n? J : h u n h e h a d confessed,
meenwd fur a moment nlt1| 0$t in daze.
" l i e Ln ve r y we ak ."My r t l l e w h i n
pored. 'ionk lng a nxioul dy nc nvn Sm rardl
Ch rl st np he r.
Chri sto phe r n odd ed.
" l i 1 |th e |<>urney."h e a n n r e n d .
'I w i s h l h u t n w e n m e r . °
'l i n e w i n e w a s b r o u g h t . h u !G o n i d
t r u n a w i n n d e e p s l e w .Ch r i s tn p h t r
an d My ni le n at a t th e ot he r en d of t he
ve r an d a a n d ta l k e d l n a n u n d e r w a tP r n r n t l y : h e su n b e g u n l n : In k b e
hi m ]tho fn n m t fr o w n e d hl l l l .wel ll
i
1
p |n 1 rp n c t l d n z appsmu-h s h o t !o u r t h e
ro m ! t o :ve t r h l o f n l i tt l e s u p er fl uo u s
en e r g y a ft er t r a W h a t I R a l l ; c n vo t
l s t h o } n h 0 ;l'ln¢¢~.th e It e m !n u m .b u t a m m ¢l¢ || ll !" H e n i n n .SEQ
sa ys I d nn t u nvl or st m nd th e M IL "
As th e y r e- : nh e d t h e h ml s t. th e o l d
cure mme »\ht1'|'|'|.H\E nut. beaming with
lmlirs. |'|oI'lg!|tml In nnrl that f~\».r3 one
spo ke 'Inu n \\ l|lu n z u mz v a n d t h a t h e
en nl d tn l k t n th e m a h n u !Bly ri ll e.
L u n c h e o n w a s s m - n d o u t o n t h e ve r
na d a . n m !M a r i o l m t l 1 y o u n g fr i e n d
h m n " !h e vl i l a g r w i t h : n a t ha n ds e t
M w h i t e e a r n m l n n .-n fa m- n et ! In t h ol r
!'m¢ lu\. we re u nit lns: tn ser ve.Qe r a l d
hi m s el f un m r ke d th e wl n r .
'I p r o p o s e t o m u l e | s p e e c h , " L o r d
Hl n t u l e; a a n no u n c e d. h o l di n g o ut h i s
fo a mi n g glans.'11 mu- ut be a t llt ofl ony ." Ger ald ln
m t m "Th e n m e| ¢ t1 s , wo n l w a lt . "
°"r hé n. n s an nn pl ét te l s m y fu rn ri ta
di sh a nd t ha t nn np p ur a to b e a ci w f
tfoe uwe. I |270 9 I h. " h i s fl'l h| t
;m\ent»~d." I UNL!o p t ;ang,G1:D1ld,
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'L u vo Hi m to Ho , Ch r ist op h e r, " S h o
l o g g e d . 'I Ie H e a d s R u i . "
1mr~d|.A c o o l h r : e v'ca m e a te l l i n g
n a m ! t h e va l l e y .u m m m n ¢ u d
de nt ; l o h er . fe el .
"Ile m us t no t sl ee p an y ha ng er ," n hl
n l d 8 | m l y ."U s o u g hz n ot z o h e o u t
nl a lt n s me a n th in ."Th e y tr i e d t o rou se h i m .Th r e e
: Im a C h r i s t o p h e r l a i d b i l h a n d u p o n
h h : b o u l d e r a n d c u l l e d h i m b ! n a m e .
Th e r e w as n o r es p o n s e .G e n \ d w i l
s l e e p i n g h e n vn y m s b r e a t h i n g t u n ru h r . t h e l l n e s l e e m e d l o h u e f a d e d
fr o m n u ta c o .'T h u m r b e h i s s o l u t i o n . " C h r i l
wp he r d e cl ar e d h op efu ll y
' m m w e r e m n i n M y n l w s e y e s .
All ua t ime nh! seem ed t o be llx tenl ng.
' L e n o h i m t o mo .Chr is to ph er ,"
t h e b e g p d ." H e n e e d : fe l t . "
(B n ht o p be r n o d de d .
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nial Easter giving.Bring your
gilt tb t e momlng service next
faamiay.
5533.XSIUL \\f'EEKL'|'
lNnUs1°nx.u. REVIEW
F1115 City--Bids to be received for
raving 27 blocks of -tru.'ls at np
proximaie coat of $84,000.
Fremont-Pluuu fonnulating for
erection of Elks' heme.
Arcadia Contract let for gnvel
i n l 1?miles of highway south of
hen.Coiumbus--NonJ|wesnem Public
Slrrioe Company to construct high-
power line between this place andSchuyler. .J
Omaha-Forl.y-four million pounds
nf butter made here during 1924, ac»
conling to report.J
. .
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;é g é 3 ~I ' Q ~~E _\ ¢ h;£ F ¢ .,r /.r -' f r ~ = ¢ ' ; i f' 2
i f f f a /d l '/ V f /" \ " \5
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_i/. / f 3'pn T1|.- 4 ;3 /* J F f /§ ¥ * ;§'*
1 " \e *L ./,, ; ~ ' §
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s . -\~"»%v » .'. JLRUI*
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Water Often Puts
Telephones Out of Order
Water coming in contact with the td:phone
aotd, instrument, ivclbbox or wiring, il3ikely to
put your line out of order.
When telephone equi r gets wet the linewill often have A"fr}ing' or"bu11ing"u::und after
the ramiaturc dries out, mmking acpaan nccesnry-
In order that we maxoiidgnliable aer-rice lt xiuelmmr penn nlea,¢he mover-admoienqpauon ia mga! in the pmpaune and use ulephou eqmpmcnx.
-an.\.aw1-ua"
\i 8n LTzw»u on r Co nmrv
Washes clean instantly Lowest Prices --Depe:
for Work or D1B/mnsnxo Sunlilhz iswhkepaintumzvfvducunnurfaaeconnooththnlaoupar-ema anm-'a nxm." hun\>¢ w-ma ll wily I! white
eu.Blndd Sunlight is the ided5nkhl'orN\.hroomnmdBtchmnlh and for whine wwdwurkzvaywhere.n nquiru fewer
mu dun mm-ml. is wv m
Barreled
ngply. mm las ma xx cumu-md kb runnin white lunge. A
ww coat a mmm swamu gmually xu5den! we n pww w p u m a u m m m .when mane dun one mat is re-quired. »»= ,Hman smuun
_Unduwu Hm.
Came may mixed in camfrom butpin: w$whn sin.
C.=mb¢=lSil¥\in¢.cd.
Sunlight
Petersen Haidware
H _;iffiff'3
The Men and Boys' St
J. D. GARRIS4V 1 . 1 =\| »..~-»....w..........,..........._ .............,....=.ii § M mv |,,,__.__.,5 wry v:¢<|»¢»<\.=,~ evening n s nu.
§'rm :hair pmmm-mrr Frau;-
=¢-min; xx eigm.s¢ 1:beam lilo mqwn
of thi dl!
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~ 0 §u , R=.B w n e r lppomlm¢|\l lnchor
r-r ne nm¢mf"n¢»1>»
i J O H N 9 ~vu
1»||l|I|||l|||||||IllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllzfillliIl|||lN!¢|#l|!|h.:mix by Mm Lulu Bnmlezl.
Blair, Nebraskawas the nm time he had spoken naman y at n u mms in B ums 11the terrlbll uperlmce thruugh wht
blhadp asod.A!ltl1|'0U¢'|1ihelu H
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Blair, Nebraska,April 9,1925'ms éxffznrrzxsmL . . - »
`¥ '
- »
llia.Hart Iverson spent Monday
akenaoon with Mrs.Norman War
zkit of Blair.
hir. and Mn. Lou Fink, who live
on the Collins place,:pant Friday
wenlng at the Parker Hcilby home.
Around ti-entythree friends ¢r\J°>
ed a party at the T. K. Iverson homie
Sliuniny evening.
Mrs.Parker MrC.»had as her
guest;Iast Saturvloy,her mother.
I r a .Mario Snyder,zister (§er1h.n.1e
- - ....r u . _ _
3C|;(}()|, RECORD §(.ranc 1: Company
|The death of Airs. Moriah J. King C. at N. W R.R. Co.{Continuw from £389 om)occurred M1-Inlay eveniifg, Aprii d§Wextcrn Electde Co
work.llero are a fow samples that at her home on west Colfax |:,'1'eabody Coal Co.
show mol work on the part of h°folIo\-ring n nhor:illncsa caused byGenen] Electric Co.
pupils and some records °! wh1ch'"mm, whic h was gr(atiy aggnvat'Reynolds-Up<liko Co.
th e : mm i s very proud:.if.; by an nttgscic of the influenza..0rin Strlcklett "
Hurry Andersson has reco1\f.*¢1 hutl Mariah J. Arnold was born Ln Iowa Murray Iron wks. c o.
nnc gimle below on per f¢U¢d"H"s|rebro.ury 14; asa In d was "there Mh o w m 1 - Hm m f x .
the pad two J -¢l\!Eugene n'"di'~fore pn..at eighty-one year#of age n \ol\oline Oil Co.
has hut one Strode below 98 per cont; the time of her death.She némov a""2° McGraw Co.
on his 1word while Anno Mmrioito Cicwland, Ohio, with hor Plrtnts BennettAllison Co.
lelerasen hu but one below 95 11er|whon but n small child.She \\a>1Ing!er f»°=fl ~
30.(T
51.22154 .ss
55. 15
14.4 1
1.01
262.37
1 .oo
89.80
511.90
1 5.33
HARDINGTQN HAVING I
HIGH 1.iN1:.m:oEi.1.1ox ~
(Continued hom page one)5
I
ghd zo enter a special contract 2 ~
Wvob power at Sc per km which
eau sed Mr. Mi lle r i na ak th e a mou ntrllle ~~
.the Iri»Staie Lb.,was paying fori
electricity.Mo.Henioy replied Um!!
Lhey wen: paying loss than 2*ic pe:
45 10.Further inqzur)ellcted the xnfor
195 33 kw.h2 1 5 2 3 m a t i o n t h a t w h e n t h e C r e i g h t o n i w e ~~
1 - - s n J a n i u r n -n ¢ v | ¢ I TO a n a *n |[ L i
mi brother, 1jlton ol umnns,nttunSnyder is .spending the week at the
)IeCoy home before going to Indiana.
Mr, Alartin Johnson and son, Mer-
rill were Sunday 1i.llto\l lt the T.
K.Iverson home.Mrs. Mutt Iverson and Will spent
¥rid:.y evening at the I'red Ray
honor,Hr. and Hrs. T. K.Iverson intl
Clsrl snd Pearl visited friends in
Blair Friday evening snd took in
the movies.Mr. and Hrs. Joe Bandar of Her-
man and Mrs. Pete Dischner of Col-
umbus. N-cbt were rapper guests li
Fred Rsy's Sunday evening.
The following spent Sundsy eve
ning st the Will Iverson home, R.
il. Iverson and family, Mr. and Mrs
'r.za. Iverson, Emestine, Roby and
Parker McCoy, Royal Day und Elton
Smder.The Henry Bend fsmily received
wont last Slttlrdly of the death of
their dsughter, Ins. n. M. Fletcher
of Kirknville,lin.Hr.Ed.Bead
left for that pisqo to bring the body
but Ior burial.The following friends called st the
Henry Beard home lsst Sunday,
Hrs.C.B.Bunn,Addie Bunn,
Eleanor Morris.-Mrs."`3tstt Iverson.
Will, Clem and Pearl Iverson, Mrs.
A. A. Anderson and son. Gordon.
Hr s . L D. Warrick is still sick at
the home of ber daughter, llrs. Pren-
*tili Smith but il slowly improving
The following people called on Hrs.
Warrlclt Sunday nfternoon. Mrs C.
B, Bunn and atlughtlr Addie.Misa
Eleanor Monte. Mrs. Kenneth Tyson.
Hrs. Oscar Matthews snd daurhter.
ilu jn e,H1s Emma Washburn and
mother, Mn. Jensen. and Mrs. WI
riclt's brothers.Peter and Watson
Tyson.Mr. md Hrs. A. E. Dixon enter-
tained Edith, Hargiret and W illard
wmiex not Sunday .Ernostine and Roby McCoy.who
are sttendlng school at Telmnuh.
spent the week-end with home folks.
Divid Hattherm who lttentle
school in Lincoln is gpendlng h h
spring vention with his pmnu, Mr
nnd Hrs. Oscar histthevrs.Misa Vesta Snyder of Tekamah
visited her coll'-lil, hint. Kenneth Ty
ggn 3 few'ill¥#hi! t\\l"£k.Hormsn llunlumi 'WW is a senior
at the Lincoln University is -i=-ilimr
his pntents during spring vsestion.
David and Harland Matthews spent
Sunday in Omahl.Mr. and Mn. J .F. Conety drove
down to Vslley Inst Sunday lo seeHr. C/onetys mother, the tll}being
her birthday.Geraldine Metzler will stay with
Mrs.Kramer ot Herman this week
and unlst her with her work.
_-.n ._\.......tt hi-uiolnr.
cent.fmurrtout April zo,tooo to .aonatnnnTheteachersareexcepLlonllly»}{i¢;g at Clinton, illinois wltoro theyproudofHaroldSwanson's recor\].!p¢;,ii$¢J fora number of years.Tltcy
Hia lowest grade In school in Di perllster lived at Jefferson, Iowa.To
rent and his avenge to date is D6.3[tl1is union were born two alaughters
Out ol fifty recitation: und tests in
one of his present comics only
twice has his worlt failed to be
ranked as perfect.neultf; members
have #ten remarked that Harold is
never known to come to c lan un
prtplrtd.Thi!lh of s his grades
are due to application.All pupils are urged to msko"90
per cent,the minimum gnde,bi-If
only about four-tenths have reach
emi that standard."
. . . . . .- - -- "
BLAIR GIRL trans I
(Continued from page one)aides the inumedlnte family of th?
bride, an sunt snd uncle,Mr.and
Mrs. H. J. Hansen of thin city, were
present.Following the ceremony. a
dinner ws:immediately served and
the newly Weds left on s little trip
to St. Louis.They plan to return to Lincoln in
n few dsya where Mr. Smith is sn
lmitructor in economics, st the state
univernity.He il study ing now for
the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
He hu already received the degree
of Bachelor o!Arts in 1922 lm!
Master of Arte in Social Anthropol-
<mf in 1928.He was gnrlultod with
vhs Bm Klbnn honors.He held n
g,rmluste schoiarnhip in Social Anthropology in 1922, doing hh *ark
with Prof. Hutton Webster, the not
ed anthropologist and historian.
tThe bride is s graduate of the
Blair schools of the (,ls,ss of 1920
lmd taught in the Calhoun school:
tor two years following her gradua
tion.She attended Dann College in
1922 and '23 and is now s. senior in
tho College of Arts and Sciences, st
the Nebraskn university gmduating
next June.Lust week she was one of the
small number elected to mem ip
in Phi Bets Kappa hononry holar-nhip fnsternity.,J
Blair friends of the bride are ex-
ttnmling best wisliee to her und much
luappince.x in hor new life low open
before her.
~wo1mx .mn our . xslulmt\
z~1ns1." aomu r| .1:.ms
Chicago, April 4--Attention to the
cull of domestic conditions which
"th mand a consecration of heart myl
mind second only to that which built
the republic itself,"with the part
Amerie; ahall play in international
affair: n matter of debate and de-
terminable by the future alone, was
than hlnn tninli hu qnnnlnu \\Hllinw
Lim. Etta Brandt of Blair and lim
loin E. Hmm of Lincoln, Heb., both
of whom §uni\e.The inrnlly moved
to Blair ten years ago and hu aincc
nude this ,city their home.Mr.
King p;.;..1 away August 1, $919.Besides the tlaughterlm the decem
ed leaves two aistehk Mrs.J.u t
IJrvfin of Blair and Mrs. S. E. Hunl
eligston of Miunl, Florida.
Lint.King was an active worker
ln the \§'omnn's Relief C o m at
Jefferson, Iowa, having held all the
offices of the Corps as well ae being
a national delegate for the Corps.
She tres also a member of the
Order of Emsteru Star at Jefferson
but on account of her hulhlnd'e ill
health after moving to Blair and
her own afwwins deafness, sho did
not lfflliste with the loc al orfutiu
tions.She ness n member of the
E. church of Jefferson.
Iier death was a great shock to
het family and ndghbors mi mite had
been fpparently quite well, working
for several hours in her garden und
ylnl but o few days pnesious to her
illness.She and her older daughter, hre.
Bnndt, have lived together for year.:and she will be greatly mined by
her and by her friends and neighbors
who have enjoyed her cheery smile
and kindly interest in'c\ery one.She
was s. good mother, s. kindly neigh
bor und n loyal friend.
Funehl services were held at the
home on Wednesday afternoon, April
8, at 2 o'elock.Mrs. S. E. Even; of
the w. R. C. read the obituary uid
offered a prayer.
The body n m taken to Lincoln
this morning and burial made in
Wyulm cemetery beside the hus
bttml.
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
{Continued from page cnc)
the motion carried.
The report from the leo Dv11=rt~
ment nu..- reall.Moved and second-
tti this report be nccepted In read
Hml plncetl on Tile.All Councilmen
present \o.in;; 'A\E, the motion cm-
ned.
The rcpon from the Light De
partment wo.=» react Moved und sec-
onded this report be accepted as read
und placed on file.All Couneilmen
present voting °A'iE', the motion
carried.
510\¢4i :mtl seconded the clerk he
in s t ru c t e d t o e m p l oy M r . H . i l . Br o w n
t o p u l l t h e p u m p o n t h e o u t s i d e u e l l
. . »e k -. | ¢ " l - . . . . l e n A - » . . | " . . . . . . "t . - . . . . l 1
una..-\. monensen
31.Simoneen
liermnn Lada'ig
Lyle Guyer
Claire Warrick
Willow!Tyson
Crane It Company
Rmhmsnn Garage
r. Camnlmll-nsaignegl to
J."L.Pound:
Raymond Bross
Frank Mc llanignl
M. Mehrens
l1dStHcklett
Wm. Powell
Nels MeEvers
C. J. Beekman
Herf &IHirichn
C. D. Dimrniek
Harry Stapleton
Lloyd Chambers
Chia. Peek
C. E. Krause
Amd t Hsnlwue
Thane & Fsrnberg
Co.
1:so.uu
125.00
100.00
120.00
4.00
5.15
3.45
18.20
27.60
53.95
31 .co
12.60
55.55
34.00
27.20
5.25
49.50
2.-is
1 10.00
50.00
11o.oo
200.00
12.40
4.31
739.26
.189.41
Moved and seconded these hills be
gllowed ss testi end that warrants
be drawn on the proper funds in
payment of the same.On roll-call
Peebles, Grimm, Gray, Moore,Cnria
tons-cn, Carmichael snd Jacobs vot-
mg 'A't'E'.the motion carried.
The Water Committee were ln;
r tructed to investigate Sewer traps
it? ggi garages to see if same are
Light Department
City of Blair
'not express an opinion.
constructed sceondinz to the ordin
ences and are complying with name.
Moved and seconded this meeting
be adjourned until Friday evening
April io, 1925, 7:30 RM.All Coun-
rilmen pnesent voting 'AYEZ the mo-
tion carried.
Attest, C. E.Knuse, City Clerk,
il. J.Murdoch, Mayor.I
I
c a a n o r r u i t x x s
We desire in this way to thank
the many kind fdends and neigh-
bors who saai.-sled us during the
lest illness and following the death
of our father and brother,Rasmm
X Rnsmuxsen.We especially desire
to thank Rev.Reiner-teen of Dunn
and Rev. ljlvllden of Omaha. for their
kindly Won!!of comfort and also
those who sent ilov-ers and perform
ed many little nets of kintlner.5 to-
worcis 1.15.
Mrs.Elenorn Rasmussen
Raymond Rasmussen
Hr. sntl Mrs. H. C. Rasmussen
Mr. and Mrs. Richanl Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Jensen
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Nelson
311 and Mrs.Guy Hinkley
l
1
t \ \ " *n u n u t I \ a | | \ U \ |a s L u a u U M A ;u \
pet kw to produce electricity which
\\;15 sold for l5c und later for 18c
"during the war".1\lr.Miller point
ed out thnt the retail price was
three times production cost so that
if it now cost only Blée it should be
snhl here for lighting purposes for
'T':c or three times the cost,with
power; rates proportionnteiy lower.
Mr hiilier llno points out that the
ctmvent u in Hartington c ost the
company it $4,000 and that it
received $21,650 from its customers.
After makin; liberal allowances for
every expense und then doubling the
total he figures that the net profit
on the Harlington business is nearly
$12,000 1 year.Mr.Henley suggested that "roof
eibly"the minimum rate might be
reduced from $1.60 a month to $1.25
and that a rate of 15c per kw for
the first 30;12c each for the next
30 kw and 11e each for the next 60
:night be off for lighting and o
power rate of Se per rw for the first
50; 'Ie ench for the next 50 sud Sc
each for all over that ntnount.Both
Councilman Miller and Basie regis
tered emphatic protest over this pto
posol and d that they would nev
er ng;ee to such exorbitant rntei.
Councilman Sporlc and Anderson
asked few questions and seemed
anxious to get fully posted but dill
Counc ilnnn Beste uke¢tPmident
Henley yhere the Tri-State Utilities
Co.purch:.:;"power and wus in
formed that it was secured through
the Minnesota Eicdrie Distributing
Co., from the Minnesota Electric Co..
uhich brought it from the Northern
Ststes,Pouer Co., which brought the
witty report from hir. Bette that it
looked to him as tho "it WI5 all one
pair ofnantl with a few extra pock-
~et.s to divide the money so that the
total tirould not look so big."
President Henley severely criticised
the decision of the Bloomfield city
council for employing an electric
engineer to ~ it ac c u rate infor
mation an to t eo't of the present
distributing plant and the cost of
electing a new distributing plant
und also a municipal lmxiuction
plant.Mr.ilenley said that they
had not even brought any compiaint
to the company officials, overlooking
the fact that the increased rate;
which the .several town councils ap
proved only for "the period of thc
war" had not been reduced.
The meeting lasted until nearly
midnight when it adjourned with tht
unrlerstanaling that another meetinit
willl»e held some time next month."
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Advo Oats Regular or
Quick .._. _.._._,_.._'nc
Pancake Flour Reg. 3n~ "
13 lbs. Sugar __,$l.~|
Armours Veri-best
Mi lk ,small____.._..___5c
None Such, Small
Tropic Nu t Oleo ___.23
2 1bs.._.,,,..._.__.»:l
Gem Nut 0lco--._....-23
Wisconsin Maid......__ ..._-._ 23
Best Creamery But$e1;»i
J. M. Coffee
Bulk Coffee
Bulk Coffee.. ,_._...._53c
Bulk ;:@ffeem_.__..___..___.5s¢
Carnation Milk, large.__lI
Carnation Milk, sma1L._5
Van Camps Milk, la1~ge.10
13 lbs. best Cane Sugax;l.0
Nomis Cut wax Beans
Can ~ 5 c
Armour Oats large pkg. 27
Karo White Syrup
Per gal.... ~..- ..75c
Large Quaker Oats
.I{egu1a1' or Quick.__.._27
I
Big Spetials In
GROCERIES
F0 R
Friday, Saturday, Monday! E
ILE White Swan Syrup
?e1 gaL.._._...._.,.'I5c
Per half gal.._-_.._..--...._40
Karo Brown Syrup
/ Per g8l....;..__..--..._._._- 650
rfer half gal..........______35c
Kamo Corn Syrup
Per gal.._..__._._._..,..65c
Per half ga1._.___.._..,,3:'3c
Advona Syrup per ga1j'5c
Per half ga1..._.._-.__...._.40
J. M. Corn Syrup
1'm l y s vn us>u|4\\~ann "Hr i . C . B . H a i n a n d M r s . F r e d B u g e o n
o u t t o g g ;h i s s i s t e r , - H H .L .D .
\ \ | r r l c k ll s l l we ek .Ge o r g e _S m i t h o f Te k n m a h i s
fp e n d i n g t w o wg gk g w i t h h i s l o n .
Pr e n ti c e a n d w i f e . -
D E S 0 1 0 N E W S
M i s s Gr a c e SU NY h as be e n a b se n t
f r o m sch ool t h e peel.w e e k o n sc -
c o u n t o f a n a t t a c k o f t h e fl u . S c h o o l
st a r t e d g g g i n M o n d a y .
M r s .H a r r y S r l t :v m q u i t e sick
S u n d l y b u t i s b e t t e r a t p r e s e n t . .
I g y Jo ne s a n d W m .Su t h e r l a n d
w e r e O m a h a vi s i to r s Su n d a y .
M r .a n d M n .B y r o n B u n n sp en t
S u m l n y a t t h e H u g o H u c k h o m e .
M r . a n d M r s . W m . B o l l e e n t e r t a i n
ecl M r . a n d Mr s . C h a s .l l i n e l l n e a n d
M r a n d M r s . B o n e n f C o u n c i l B l u ffs
a t d i n n e r S u n d a y .
w f u n vu s u U ;».n.nn.u;H u n a nE .B o r a h o f Id a h o , c h n i r r n n n o f t h e
se na te fo r e i g n re l at i on x co mm i tt ee ,
b e fo r e th e l u a k W a l t o n le a g u e o f
A m e d c a h e m tonight..
" Th e p h i l a n t h r o p y o f t h e A m e r i c a n
|c o p l o fr o m t h e b e g i n n i n g o f t h e g o t -
e m m e n t a n d e s p e c i a l l y o f l u t e y e a n
h i s n o p a r a l l e l in h i s t or y , " t he 5 e n ~
mo r N l l l l , r e vi e w i n g t h e d i s in t e r e s t e d
ser vic es o f t h e co u n t r y .
" A m r a l l th i s w e a r e st il l l e o
l u r e d d a y b y d a y ,a n d nreek a ft e r
n e c k .fr o m a b r o a d a n d a n h o m e .:
t o o u r d u t y l o o t h e r n a t i o n s .I t a k e
th is o|1p or1. unlt y*\o m y t h a t w h a t
e ve r w e o w e e l s e w h e r e , o u r fi r s t a n d
hi g he s t oh i lg a tl o n i s h e r e i n A m e r -
ica,o u r fi r s t con ce rn ls o u r o w n
peop le,a n d i t i s h i g h t i m e w e r e -
sp o n d t o th e cu ll o f Cond iti ons a t
h o m e ./ - - ." O u r n é r i c u i t u r a l pr o b l e m ,o u r
lzazamportntion que sti on,th e r e g u l a
ub ua: puu n unu \U M utu yu||:\ |.| um "Un
Al l C o u n c i l me n p r e s e n t \o l i 11 g '.\ Y L "
t h e m o t i o n e a r n e d .
M c g e d n n d seconded th e cl e r k b e
in s t r u c l e d t o w r i l . - e M r . \\ . E . S l i m l i
u r e n a s k i n g h i m t o m e e t w i t h th e
Ci t y C ou n c i l t o d e te r m i n e t h e am o u n t
o f r e p a i r w o r k t o b e rlcne o n t l e
beseral p aving di »tricx.~= , also t hat tin:
l l r e c l .&A l l e y {.30n1mit1.&0 lofretlavr
w i t h M r .St n m le ve n p r e p a r e :L r e
p o r t a n d s u b m i t t h e sa m e to t h e
Ri c he y l t w i n g C o m p a n y Pet ti ng
f c r l h t h e ex ac t pla ces ne e di n g r e
p a i r .A l l Co u n e l l m e n Pres ent vo t -
i n g 'A Y E ' ,t h e m o t i o n ca rr i ed .
M o ve d a n d seconded th e C l e r k b e
inf tr uet ed t o ob t a i n th e pr i c e o n n
n e w F o r d tr u c k ,l h e a m o u n t : h m
co ul d b e re ce i ve d o n a trznle fo r
th e o l tl t r u ck n h o t h e e st i m a t ed c o s t
o f r e p r u r t o t h i s o l d tr u ck .A n d t o
l m ve t h i s i n t E i m a t i o n r e a d y fo r t h e
C o u n e i l s co ns id er at io n n t th e n e x t
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4 Resoans
hyY0{1§}§5H1&§l»yMAINTOP FLOUR
mrs.1..|m\u|1 nppnzu;w\~----- v-r - -- - - --her mother las! week.coal ami valor power; the wild, in-
Mr. and Mtn. Roy Anderson called cnlinnte, extravagant,corrupt tend
at. the John Hooks home Sunday af- tncies of government, stale :mi no-I
ternoon.tmnal; that fatal disease of all rv-;
Mm Hugo Hank and Hrs. Byroni;~ul»|icS. the enforcement of law ami.iho protection of proporiy and hw!
man life, tho staying of this awful'
aaiurnnlia of crime, call for n con-
socmlion of heart and mind serond
only to that \.\hi|:21 built the republic
ilself," asserted the speaker
"Who can recall nt any limo or in
Bunn were Sunday afternoon visitors
at the Dial Reeves home.Mr.an Airs.Harvey Krogh nml
Mrs.Rny Krogh called at Harry
Sells' Sunday.Mrs.John Reid and hha.A n ;
Anmdruson were visitors at the301° Wom.\n's Club Thursday.'any country so many searching probI
Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Colley npcntlems involving industrial welfare aml
Sunday evening at we E. B. Caffigah; national power ns now confront out
home in Blnlr.w o k ? "
The C Conry hmily were Om A most disturbing fact,Senator
1 -...¢..n.....|¢ af Q n m h v.H o n h :\aid \n.|..|i o fi n d o n c ve r v
l n t t u l l g .n n Su u u u ul u n u rn . ~ \ n »uuiing *.vr»;°, the niotion c3rried.EMovedlndsecondedthebmo f §
Geoige B. num for xhe premium QM;an Insurance Policy for the LibraryI§
bt' inclmlld \'\ith the rcgxllsxr bills.E
All Councilmen present voting 'AYII' §
the motion caniexl.
Geo. B. Riker
Dr. G. A. Langstnff
L. w. Lai la
0.M.Ireland
Hans Beck
Grant Gamer
Hans Iho:11psoni E. Kuble
C. D. Dlmmick
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8 W \§Per half gal._..-....__35c
E F -J C0 r -Made at home from home grown wheat g armel ones un V3
M a f 1 1 a 1.t Eaer o m s o e c e w e a § A d v o P u r e S o r g h u m
1
2
3
4
120.00 § -.so §Sold by all the Blair stores 3 f Per sack__._._.....__.....__-2.45
,153 §Every Sack Guaranteed 5 ,,
.:.~oo§»¢»§=Mothez-s Brand Flour,
Sorghum, per ga}.__-95c
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The following billl were rcml.| §
I s 48.75 i §
6 . 0 0 E
125.-J0==
No freight to pay =Pez'gal ____._..__.._1 95
Sold on a Money Batik guarantee ~
_.__. _.._. ..___ g Pzlisblzry Best Flour,
2g§§Bl a u ' Ml l l m g C0 _~Per sack..._.._....._....2.30 l -
D I 1|l.lu.uI a lla u u n - |.-...M n .Jo h n Il i n c l l n e w h o h u be e n h a n d t h e er r on e ou s be li ef t h a t th e
be d fl a t fn ; L 1 m l a st s i x w e e k s i s n o t p r o p e r m e t h o d o f d e a l i n g w i t h th e
m u c h ih a p mve d ..a t m c t u r e a f g u n r n m e n t .H e l n -
\ln ae n tc d t h e Z m w i n g ten den cy i n
R u g 111°E n t i r p r i l t f o r n u n c e n t s :a l l p o w e r a n d g o ve r n m e n t a l
n h i l l I t l l a n n .a c t i vi t i e s I. ; W u h l n g t o n u
» » ¢ v; \ ...-_-...-Light Department .
The IifnterpdseC. ai N. w. mr. Co.
Roy Smith
C . & x . w R R .C c
R l l y S m i t h
mo s
Amo
600.3921:14 I
19o.1a _1723
=§Th e No r t h S i d e St o r e
E ive are also manufacturers of high grade EGG
§M»§ SH.CH\CK STARTER a nd CHICK GROWER §Meats and Groceries
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