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BLAIR,WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA,OCTOBER ~19%NO.36VOL.XXIX .J
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._Mr Gnnrmn Rikrr.enumFAIR
And More Probably will ue #l>¢the an of 15 in Blair Le
outh of the young man and his ap
v
we
PRIZE WINNERS nn.;;;§.;..;;;;.l..e f.;n.l.for over ihlrty years left last Tues
ldlr for Russell Iowa where he will
Winning:By Hoya And Girlll Clubslvieit n few days and when Irie srife
had preceded him about a week ago.At The County Fair.Blake
A Bi:Slnwlnx or
Good Stuff
BIGGEST FAIR g¢ER IN COUNTY
The chief business of a republic
1.the education of its subjects.if
the county fair which closed last
Friday could do nothing more than
erertte a desire for an education
along agritulturld lint!among the
boys and girl:on the farms of this
county it surely served a good and
worthy purpose.The calf and pig :lube of the countythesewing:lube and other boys
and girls organlr.aLlofsbrought their
yeare efforts to a climax when they
made their showing at the countyfair.This exhibition was the culrnl
nation of their efforts and proved
without question that these young5eople are alive to their opportunltlcl
and the county should feel proud of
them.The following lie:of prizes and
prize winners speaks louder than anypulsestheresultsattainedbythese
you
1et
people..~ter White Junior Boara
2nd end Ent Leslie Thompson
Bl air.
ist
Dnroc Jersey Jualor Bears
2nd and 3rd Ljronani hllller
Kennard.
let
Harepehine Jnaior Boar:
Int.ey Allen.Irvington.Spotted Poland China Junior Boar!
lst
let
2nd
latind
3rd
uh
Howanl Tletzen Ft.Calhoun.
Poland China Junior Bears
Lauren Biffar liennalrd.
I.r Woodrow Blffar Kerman
Chester White Junior Sour
Allie McDonald nam.
Leslie §11onnpnon Blair.
Glen Thompson Blair.
Lesllé Thompson.Will
Duroe Jersey .lunlor Sow
Blair.lst Gifford Nielsen
2nd Beatrice Iole)Blair.
tint Leonard Miller Blair.
dthi Leonard Miller Blair.
let
2nd
llampehire Junior Sol
Amid Fchminlt l~t Calhoun.
|Arno l merrzen Blair.
3:11 Patsy Allen Irvington.
lat
Sn]
4th
Poland China Junior Sew
Rus.sell Christiansen.Ft.CH1h~1||
1lo5d lllnr.Blair.2nd Edwanl Lorenzen Blair.
Rollo Allen Irvington.Rpotled Poland China Junior Sow
W.C.
f O.C.
3d d .
g C.
C W
let Leslie Thompson.Blair.
End Leellt Thompson Blair.
(Continued on Page Eight)
ROBERT scmmcx vxslrs BLAIR
..Reber:srhmoek o bmrhwinlaw
of 1I.B.Corrigan arrived in Illllr
last Saturday and spent the time
until Iues|.luy shaking hands and
visiting with old friends and cronies.
Mr.Schmoek was ln the shoe hurl
nen here ronns\sixteen grenre ormoreagorunningtheBlairShoe
atore and while here mo;Minn Nom
Carrigan tmd later married her and
for this renon we old timer;reckon
l1|m me one of the Blair boys.lie ie now located near St.lgna
tlus Montana in the northwestern
part of the state and across the
mohotaine He la in the farming
game and in doing well.
__ln his auction of the country the
climate is mild.never getting much
below zero in the winter and only
for a short period of time at that
while the summers the deliglliflln?
cool.He hm a ranch of one hundred
d tvrent acres about hal!of itan5iaunderirrigation.The main crop.ie wheat which connected with
dairying makes his section prosper
oue.9 ._____n
ERE\Cll?€G Nl¥\\1 IAR§l}llUlLl)1NG
h1r..Irenl¢llorendiclr who resides
about eight mllee south of Blair ln
the Haney dlstrid is very busy these
days putting up a new machine shed
and repairing other building|about
his place.His lrrother.Louie wl\o
is a carpenter by trade ls dolfll the
srork.
He expected to leave lay auto the
latter part of this week for Flori
da where they will spend the win
ter returning ln the spring to resumehisbttlineaehere.While awayMr.Hiker hae placed Hr.Roll Allen
in his office to take charge ofl_t.
Hr.and Mrs.Joe Laxure wereBlairvisitorslaetTuesday.
Mrs.Chris Gutxchow and Min
Katherine Gutschow gave a miscel
laneous shower for Mn.Ed Hansen
on Wednesday evening.Many beau
tiful gift;were given Mrs.Hansen
br her friends there being about
twentyfive Present.After a pleas
ant evening of visiting delicious refreshment:were aenfed afhtr which
all departed.
The Infant daughter of Mr.and
Mrs.J.L Daub of Missouri Valley
Iowa died last Satunzlay Sept.26
three hours after birth at the fam
ily home.A ehort funeral oe;vice
was held at the home and burial
made in the family lot in the Blalr
cemetery.Mrs.Daub is a sister of
Mrs.I.N.Warrick of this city and
hu often visited here.Memben of
the 0.E.S.will remember having
met her frequently at chapter rneet
ings.The sincere sympathy of her
friends hem is extended to Mr.and
hire.Daub in the lou of their baby.
They have a family of two children
n boy and a girl remaining.
wan ANI)wan
ToHUNT
.Game I.a\u\Of Nebnska Claire The
Attention Of Sportsmen At
Large;During The
Hunting Season
zwnmxc SEASON IS Now ox
So many inquiries are being mmlo
at this season of the year na to the
requirements of the game law that
we Ere reprinting n portion ol the
game law for tho benefit ol ourhunterfriendswhoreadTheEnter
prise..Reed it carefully and proeeweitforfutureuee.
Open Season
Squirrel (gray..rc<|fox tlmberw
Sept.18Dec.31.
Prairie chicken grouse Oct.1
Nov.I.
Duck goose hrant Wlleon :mipeor jockenipe blackbellied and gold
Zho Open Sealon
Deer elk antelopey mountain
sheep quall partridge nge hen.
birds dove wild turkey woodcoc1
errane wood duck bitterns little
brown sandhlll and whooping cran
es greben gulls herons jaegers
icons tems and all shore birds .ex
cept Wilson rnlpo or jacksnipe ploviersandyellowlogsl.Hunting and Fishing Licenlea
Nonresident feneral $10 10 fishl
TIEGnu
Blair Va. Merchants Game Today May
Decide The Utampionaltlp G(
The Elkhorn Valley League
For 1925I
llLAlR HAS A STRONG TB tN
Hxcltenrent 1e__at high pitch ln
Elkhorn Valley league baneballdom
in antlclpation of the battle this aft
ernoon at Sonin Park Fremont be
tween Blair and the Fremont Mer
ebanta.The two teams are tied for
league leadership and each has but
two more games to play after the
mix today.The game starts ag 3:30 prompt..Due to the importance of the ronflietandtherivalrybetweenthe
teams a 1srge_5_ro1rd le expected to
attend including many twin here.
It ie likely that the game will de»
ride the championship of the Elk
horn Valley league for it aeeml
doubtful that the rninner wlll
~beaten in either of its two other eenflleuonceitdoatthetop.
Both teams have eluggers which
arlglf make the contest interesting.Van Deusen le as great a hitter as
there is in the league.Krause Ro
binson Lundt Scheffler all can hir.
The Fritz brothers Eldam T!1ornp
svn Len Bronson and Al Launer
are dangerous on the hlerchanu.1
Irltz etarta his usual lineup the
Merchants will have two heavy
stickers in Lud Bronson and 1§nd
Fritz for pinch hitters.
lt will be remembered that eles
en games ago Blair defeated lm
Blemhanteulminleterlng to them aterribledruhblngrontheBlairdin
rnond.This was the lut game the
Merchants loot for they have won
ten straight sinee which brought them
into a tie with thrleadem Bllih
at the time of the previous defeat
ol the Merchants was sitting on topolthestandingwhiletheFremont
ers were in fifh and seemingly en
ldéavoring to fall to sixthThelllerchnntarlscwith the ten
straight victories into o tie fur first
plan.e ns the season nears an M111 is
BUSY WEEK?..;:.:E.::f..;..;::;.::L .::.:.f:;l mrs sunnlinu
lin.arrested at Blalr Tuesday ;¢|.l
Many tlllendera Taken Into iuaiudylmitttd mistreatment of several boyllPioll¢¢r Stock Exchange Mau D201
Suddenly While Vlaltlng A
Arrested In The Near
Future
ALL MANNERS OF nvlfrznsas
Clyde Brand of Fontsnelle is nowtflltlnginthecountyjailforhla
trial.before tie diltrltt court.Ile
lil arrested laet Thursday on a
#him of :telling ehkkenl and plead
Qlllia to the charge.He was bound
offer to the dlnrict eoun and on his
Inability to furnish a $2000 bond he
was vllted in jail to await the plea!
ure of the court.Mr.Brand has little chance of eo
ciplng a penltentiary aentence.
This will make the twelfth chicken
thief to be sent to the Ennitentlaryfromthiscountyintheputtwo
ytlreu and it surely should he sstrong
hlnr to those with auch inclinations
today off this line.
On last Sunday three youthful as
piranta for the penltentlary ellmbed
a telephone pole in the alley south
of the W.J.Sas store and entered
a window After gaining access to
the store they proceeded to rifle the
etamp drawer of a few pennies which
are kept there for change and in so
doing they scattered the stamps over
the floor.They then procured a lunch
qt the best thing:in the store and
mounted the roof where they enjoyed
a banquet and then made their getasrny.As yet no arrests have been
nade ln the matter.
1 One night las;week thieves enter
ed the back window at the Jpnkins
(lil and Battery Station and took two
hntrerier six tires and n pair of
izhalns.Mr.Jenkins found one oi
the botteriea at the Itathmann Gab
axe where lt had been taken £0 be
rharged but Hr.Ole Jen.len.foreman
of the shop refused to give any in
formation an to where it come from.}Jensen was then placed under arrest!
for refusing to neolet nn officer and;is now nut on bonds.He then agreed;
Mara Ia.Omaha and other places
where he travelled for the companyinthemlddlevrest.Postal InspectorWllllanuandDeputySheri!!Bur~
chan made the arrest ln a cottageOaborrleoecuple|where some of bla
victims vlnltefl.and where he kept
a library of books on penfereion.He was brought to Omaha Tues
day to face charges of sending for
bidden matter through the mail and
after pleadlngul1ty before Commis
aloner Mullen was placed in jadl in
defult of 10 thousand dollar bonds.
Osborne is 42.
lox the chargesoonfealiontothe
he had a wife in
After first denyhelatermadea
officera.He said
Cedar Rapids Ia.
who stayed there to can for an ln
\f alldmothot while he maintained
his home in Blair offloes of the
Haller company.Postal officials
doubt his marriage.Postal Inspector Wllllame said that
Osborne would gain the eonfldenea
of parents by his interest in their
anna and would win the friendship
of the boys by taking them on osmolnstripstotheatre(and hy small
gifts.Williams ghnpd Osborne
with mistreatment of a hundred boyswhoseinteresthemaintainedbynumerouslettenthreehundredof
which are in the poaseulon of poet
al authorities and which form the
hula of the charge of violating the
postal laura.Norldllenlltl.
....
SCB00l.SMAKE
Hnnun
......A Fine Dlnplay O!School Worls El
hihital At County Ialr Draws
Much Atteutlon BJ
The Pttbllc
lltlZ1I WINNERS ARE GIVEN
Tho_Wnrhington County school ex
hibit at the county fair wa:the big\s Z l I i s~;;;:;L}§E1=Z§LZ§fI.i.»lf.}Jl1 produce the rwrtr h hnuught lltggeut and beet display put on br the
lthe hattrry ml that men was wsu= nchooln of thveounry since the
baseball.INowhavingrisentothel1elgl\tnim Brett.lcrunly felr became popular.the Frernontere are confronted wlihl Brett was then brought in Ulf The display was of a f aded na
lho task of meeting Blair the tmmlotnfessed und in turn implicated ture taking in map drawing written
(Continued on von eight)lwayne Inekler and he loo was plat:work penmanuhlp and all other llnen
led under arreet:.Brntt is still llllromlnon to eclnsol work.In fact in
ams.ANNA P.\w1:Err HgkiI
Mrs.Annu Fawcett of Lon Angel
lou awaiting no mal but Ferkler
Igsnre bonds in the amount of 32000.
The property in this case was re
but com laint hae been flled|
onler to appreciate the wonderful
display one must see it and study lt.
The schools winning prlaes were:
CITY SCHOOLStoshrl1l51:
i.;.§iif;~§;..ll§.§.3 s;\ltld t the party on \\l?=»G Pllw Arlington Kennard and Blair.
w lthe stolen property was ound.Two ROoM\SCHOoI.S:h i M L.B.cuitheristerra.amnnl I Coming City Pleasant View and
on plovere yellowlege cook oslli»Mrs.Fawcett will he well ?I§Estelle Evans n nineteen year o1?l March..nule Qtpt.I6~Doc.31.lberoal by Blair friends ae Mrs.lur 1 D did;
Rail other than cool. and gallinulellaml Entvcelt.Harland was a Blalr;iZm::TndhI;;zz §m;;OggikffoilhifflliggSuumnd.
Se 1.1GNov.30.|product and received his education an!!H I M Hanscn rained a check
p or11|the Blair Mltoolrl After grm ua 1n|;;fmm go;to $20 and he L;:low in ronnrzu MERCHANT
fho filled various Positions.onobe1ng!jiL 0;account of the extreme .YISITS BLAIR1ClerkoftheDistrictCourt.After
y h l more to...h 1.1 i 1 no no 1 i moi Mr.Fawcett rlltil.P eaean P arrrugan n r u game eau ns r h 4 hee \i|\l.tll\§her parent honesty 1 le cane 1 Gus Erlcksen a former Blalr merMrs.la\tcelt a.nautebiwGeorge UlK5» of Cl:»andb pltleul than c§.ndc;nnedu:o was chant and his :onlnlaw G.E.PepIerOklahomaand came directly from beund over so :str ct co n a pe!of Napier Nebr.:topped oh ln
there to Blair.$2000 bond.L we Blair yesterday on their return trlP
go their home ln Napier from Omahawheretheyhadbeenwiwtwocar Those preern;to enjoy the host\
srrzcmg a1r:r:r1>zG
5 Mrs Oscar Guyer president of the
W R.C hae called a special meet
Joe Corfu and Joe Scavl both.
wouldbe Omaha nlmronlr wen ar
Emetetl Tuemlny for fishing without
|a license and received a fine of $50
loads of cattle.
Mr.Erickren la e brotherdnlaw
of Judge I.C gller and Mr.S.E.
litmp.Ile reports that his ¢ountr}$2.10.Alien:Generul$l5.10;fish in;of the members and espcollllflmd oem.
J ll:. ..10 l l l h ff f Sat nlay a l~1 P lt rt $1 asue1 lylt e o tcere or next u 1 3 Ben Cfotlf tll.was plated underl h 1 h hate hui a hort ero
hae been very dry lllls summer and
Brother In Clkago.Well
Known Here
.¢
IS HELD IN HIGHEST ESTEBM
Jamal G.Hartln manager of the
Martin Brom Cornlniuion Co.and
oldest member of theSouth Omaha
Live Stock Exchange died suddenly
laat Mo;morning ln QdcagowherehehadbeenalledSaturdaynightbrtheerinmmemofhis
heather John.
Mr.Harlin was :widen nt 2 ann.with gall bladder eollc and blood
poisoning and death came two hours
later.
His brother is not expected to live
many hours.He ia manager of the
Chialo.office.
It was planned to return the body
to Omaha Wednesday morning.
Mr.Martin is survived hy the
daughter Hn.R..H.Burrual 5016
Nleholu atraet with srhorn he made
his home;three sisters hire.A.T.
Sldurell od Omnhl.Hn.George T.
Gamble ol Uailand Calif.and Ira.
Wjlllam M. Peel:of Conoondie.Kem:
t brotheh John of Chirln and
Iaw.11 rtin of Ia Angeles
Mrs.emo had gone to Chicago
with her father.
hir.Ma:1lns father L. T.»Martin
and his unele. J.H.llartln ioonded
the eomrnlsslon eornpany in Chlcago
ln 1872 and when the South Dmaha
office was opened ln 1885 Hr.Mar
tin came here to eonduet ll.
Death of .ltlttdn takes the
lut of three prominent stock |1nnovmembersWhohadleading
part:in the eeremonlee incident to
:tart of work on construction of
the new Exchange building.IZ.
Lucklngham presided John Frjh
Roberta mlde one of the chief ad
oreases and Br.Hartln turned the
fin!ahovelful of earth.
hir.Martin was a out presidentoftheexchangeandadirectorat
the time of hte death
Funeral nrvlr.es were held this
afternoon from the Dundee Presby
terian church ln Omaha and inter
ment will be made in lorest l.awn
cemetery.
#
SURPRISE DN ANNIVERSARY
On last Sunday Attorney and Mrs.
Ilennf lleneke had been married just
n quarter of a century and in order
that they might look back with some
pleasune on this important event
Mn.Claus hiencke sprung a little
surprise on them that was real and
genuine.Sdae invited them to her home to
spend the afternoon and evening.
She also invited the Pinochle Ooh of
wrhh they are members to #owl
the evening and four tables of pl
nochla made the evening slip away
all loo aoon.Aa a llttle reminder of their beet
wishes and esteem the guests presentedMr.and Lira.Llenrke with a
| beautiful percolator.
£1et hospitality were Home and llea
dame;w.ht.Heller A.C Debel
E.u.nolfula Lou mu.G.G.
Hines Frank Curley Henry Mencke
tml Hrs.Anna Petersen.
none derlartment of agriculture andlernoon Oct.3 at 3 oclor:h ut the r i z xicntlo and e or PlerrestTuesdayIo.authorixed vendors.Llcenoea requlr hull to dlscuns lmuslneee matters r no n Mr.Enckscn and Mr.leppel left BUSINESS ND
ed of all persons.over 16 years .g relotl\~eto the meeting for nonv hed a lane of no and costa.mn mbming for their home.SOCIAL FDBECAST
age.Alion not permitted to hunt or The inspecor hlre.Josie L.H H V R nd Wllllam ltoee _......_.
to own or posses.:firearms.nett will hehe Il;;frY f.§;.{_;;;_;3;IL Thursday rm To BEGIN nnu.1.z:iG ron ou.on.3 r»¢ho1a¢Ladies Bake Duf
Blx Limlta and Poaarnion 1 the n.sf o.wil o a lor 1 1 m th sheriff at Ona vlff Drug Store.
.Ten squirrels a day 20 in P 5 ¢ 1 D f lnetmction on that dat:;=w2=§g 1aaon;l:::aonch:rge¢l with stealing na H is expected that in a very short od 3.w 11. (;hold special meet
.a u gg I e;;$;..?.;2;:;;§;;<;;.::.;:;::2.;Ef.;.ii von es lsoat.~~on ~~»~a ~of exprgrteneed oll ~.f.:f.;tf..Be .at
....so id[loneeneion:5 geese s brant a ¢the river and had three_boat.s H 31 \>n§==\3 =;»==g==§ down IT t at ~
dy 0 p f.f b.p d ff §C y C|.
SU p d.p \|y \\U$SU.f|.Q g y \J..
p d 3 g g O g f §§ j p d g g y d pp p dg gg..6 p d d
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hire.Alice Nevlvell who has beenl
eoniined to the home of her sister
brother in law hir and Mrsand..John W.Newell of this city for !¢V\\Mhlngion vp a Blair business
enl months has so far improved ln
health ae to be able to go to Rochest
er Minn.for an operation at the
hands of the Mayo Bros.She will
leave Oct.I9 and the bert tlrlelil8 of
her many Blair friends for her ¢om~plete recovery go with her.
llri1lay October 16 to lhumloy Oct
lobcr 35.
Z Mr.J.l.Sunds of tlqwn neu
Mr.Sunde is llv
old lllanclnml
property pf Mrs.
He is farming
lrlttt and reporto
eorn looks very
visitor yentenley.
ing down on the
homestead.now the
lftlllson of Onrshl.
ln five hurulremlacne
that his crop of
good.
Ind San was found in on intoxi
cated condition in as room at the El
lthese eanorden should hold back;Miss Carrie Raemuaaen tho as
in a puzzle an under the Ieue there?
lington hotel yesterday and wasl»nothing for the landholder ;
placed under arrest eharged wlthl
liquor in his poaeenion.Hia trial in
;=» be held this afternoon.
Earl Ladd of this city and Mine
Florence Bradbury oi Hooper weremarriedlnCouncilBluffslastIlon
day.
lore and there is a mighty good
drunkenness and having lntoxleatlnglchance of wlnninp
.
blrn.William Raver Henry and
31141 Anna returned lut Thuredayfromaveryenyableautotripto
Edmonton Can where they thit
ed a son and hm her Dr.£.A.
Raver and family.
been working at the Blair Rack
Stone will 1eaveSaturday and joinher parents Mr.and Lira.L.P.Rae
rnussen in Omaha.Bias Nellie Nol
li¢started to work there this week.
The Moore alsten Flora and Ollea
of west Lincoln street are improv
lnx their vlwfrtr by adding an addi
tlon making a run two story haue
adding much to the appearance and
no doubt to the comfort of the home.
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E N N A R D ~G. E. Kroneberg uma in hum At- Lincoln last Friday to spend th; !i'!.=\H»1\=»|ux |'mlR :l|EFrL.i'l' lnmofr
kinson l u i week for an extended'wcuk-and with homo fo lk ;L;1 s¢gg_..3,|be f u ,Gm. Ovrsnz came down tram vim uh home folk.-,|Ven '1'a)lar, of Omaha hu been. ,m"°§'a§';s in ';';fmf_'n° wg
I n t Sunday fc : a .",k»,*A married folk:dmc :In to bein. mm. of Mice McCann for thefxomlay found fm the hung ,11| \=-ei"
lui. 1.-- ...........o-m.- ...... ...Jziven at the navilion on Satu nhy put fu r days.igm, , ;_,,__ .rr ll nu. and nr nn.E'
' r s s LOSS OF m m m
lrnlqlar ltlendange In tha schools
amuphou;the Unizai Stain,ac-
:rdhg to ealimatu made by thc
"The ne*mapper arbonato d s f
mdhnd of sold treatment is een-
nldered better thu; any of the odd mv
ihods.In :inlet to pnvant smut,
copper arbouta dqst must In mixed
Blair, Ncbruh. Octobu 1,|9125u n sn m n x r z a r m s z -
Jndlmtnt and Ye:e»
action for illsum af
m u m :Immun at
5 per annum from thi
r 192-I, and for
llid dl accruing costa.
of illdgtlllrlt *nd
~ »| th lt m i d - p tr
deleribld be sold to
judgment and nous In
nmdn unpaid for n
ty diy : from the en-
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u m w m § } Q o § » , ¢ m a m » : : » » n m m ¢l w u y .n | ' m a , > f ¢ . a ¢ m ¢u
t h c u m B u b o u C a l l g g e | | l l n \ u \ | o n f o r f wl v d l d f i l z h f l n e k n n l n a n l
h a mo i r ld a y n mm g f o r s vl d u r i t h d l !o l school ma m mloud we $839030 d lhomofo lh .She ntumed I n n r ' e n d n i h n a v n a h .| t h l n u d ' l
l l n . C l a n Gnhnm,o l 0 m ¢ h | 8 v 1 o d a y d ln i k h n d a y " U b iln. Robin Hun h xp¢n dl.n| thu am Su nday "m in g fo r s ll' ¢ hy » '| l9 ,l5 c o m
v n k Al ' ! ' e h ma h ; mh b n gn n d vi d : wi th IM h m! ! ! o l ln d e .' Tb |u i d do
p u i h u , l | r . m d ll n . F n . n k H u 1 1 | . ) | r . u x d l n . W m. A d a m| .l o r n d w m y
w u w u p d u m n i . v m w u a n
emmty salt lo u dly .
mi n s a bo u
* l a h money ll!!-nl m a g n u m w i ,u i d
U l u K i l i m Johnun spent LM |ubu:dD!kn.|.Phil ln lo r mltln m d a n t h e u n
umebcnd v i m l n .lu v r mo e n r -evnfidoathl emma;on ln!- k:¢ .h» L n erk d ' tm
.E
led by her two sister-in»lur;,
ones m d Min _ Hnrguerita
of Onu hl.
, the infant lon of Hr. mc !
lvin Hnnlhorne dibd last Wed-
hu in g b u n ill tml I n k .
nerll was held in Bb ir on
y and Interment made in the
~atery.
Misses Teresa Ne and
Lemme came out from Oma-
;y for a. week-end visit with
and frlsnds here, returning
~i wu dosed the three days
county fda lut week when
\M a k e A r r a n g e m e n t s t o C o m e !\Q
`B i g g e s t E n t e r t a i n m e n t E v e r S t a g e d !g
Lo o k F or Pr o gr a m i n N e xt W e e k' s Pa p e r r <
A x m m m m m x 2 m a § ' i m ' A k m m
~TWO DAYS OF FUN
~~ »-T H E-u»
ANNUAl fm
FESHVAL
A 1'B L A | R
%2?RYD;"€ OCTOBER 16 and 17
.-1 .Oliva Holmes uxompnnled
milh L0 Albion
.Whorlosr and fam!!! c ami
mm Wayne Wednesday eve-
r a fur day s :hr hm to at-
~elflllilll fair.nP'
m d H n .Ben Glinman were
viaiton frcgn Omaha l u i
Big Wild West Rodeo \
\ Ball Ganies and Sports
..Stock and Agricultural Exhibits
Parades,Dances and Concerts
$8.000 better off ui me enrl of this
gglemlar year than it was az lhe be
ginnlng.
'rhs finding nu made in tho fate
of the handicap due I0 niny weather
durimt slate fair week, 'which cut
d w n the nttnndnnce by 80,000 ad
gttntly ctlrtlilld grim!stand rs-
eeiptx by lmocldng out one day'|
mein; program and one euninfs an-
tertainment on another day.Thu mul outlay for | 926 will be
exam, ieavlng n deficit of S1a,ooo.
more ur iw. tn start the next year.
after deducting nl!bills paid and
bills due,including ndrnlnlstrllion
Upenw.
night.Oct.3 and avaryone i l in-Mr. and U n .Mvin Tietsort and
vited.family. of Omaha \n|f*e Sunday guests
m n Nelaen is a buaingu wie: at the Chu. W idener home.in this vicinity .at the preseng tlma.|W.H.Rosenbaum who h u been
Mr. and Mrs.Harlan French and bed-fast as the homa of his son, Ray
chikinen and G.R.French yfertffor the p u t sewers!weeks,in at
Omaha viaiton on Sunday at the homo now and able to be out occa-
Chria Petersen home in Benson.sionly.Mn .Ben Bailey and ann ware Mr. and Hrs. M. E. Sexton. who
callers at the Sam Hall home last have been livin; on the Hike NelsenMonday.'farm have moved Zo Grannia, Ark-
Llra. Henry J orgensen val a Biair anna.
cailer on llonday.Addie McCann ia assisting with the
Clyde and Bart Svriharg autoed no housework at Mn. Sax; Wrigh{'a, aa
ff ideCharry county this week on a hunt- lin.Wright ls au e ngc ons "
Ing trip.C.W.Laulnlp ia takin: ablf from uthma.
l"i1{uren»from Washington show
that DB percent of the electricity
generated and ulul in llllnoh is by
dum povnr and thlt prsctielily Ill
the foul that In und emma from ill-
lnoin mines.Quite the rlvlr ie in
true i n Nab :uh wh en ai tho coal
used is shlppcd across cute llnu.
Read it- right i n ' h Enlerprl.ne
Rev.A.Nielsen L1 moving m, ' f ° r Hartland, ~Wl»°°===l11 for an er-
household pad : az tm.,writing gof tended visit at the Rev. J. Remus-
Bidr.Ile hu g iven up his ¢1.g»¢¢ sen -hofne.
here on nc wunt of his heeith nnd|lim. A. N. .Andenon has gone to
will nuke his future home there. 01nah;for severel day!vleit with
The good wishel of the community her dxughtar, Hrs. J. Burgess.5° vw: them.|ur ..mu Hrs.w.nz Hoag are
Min e:Opal Wright and Lola visiting at the present writing with
Smith eune up iiom Uni. Place |nd_tl1.eir dnughter. Mrs. W. D. Smith.
npan nu al' npproxlnuuly $250.000.W0
ml n e r .The effectiveness of n
:bool eynem depenrle on the : q u -
lrlty of attendance o l lh f p up llx
nrollc d u well u on unc h (an on
x the qulllty of lnetmctlongnd the
Mm of eehool u m .A ntudy of
E.l20 country nhlldnn ln W munl-ld
I ID nu n s in d ln wl lh o modlln
amber of dny n of lctunl nwewnoeILhm c hlldren v u u \ . 1 deyu.
:uf of Ill! children mended school
me than 'Ili nwnuu, over one-lounh
| the elllldnn l\\£l\d¢d couldenhly
nuUmm tlve months, md over our
igllth of .them :Bonded lo u th u :
m e monlhn.Alhndenco ln ooo-
:lldlhd edoole w u slightly bob
rr dun ln one-veecher schools.Tue
ledln dxlly nuerdwc w m d 6 0
nroonl. mpeedvely-vy u hl¢her ln
:Moll prowldlng Y-month lame for
nslr pnplln than In :hoes modding
-month u m m :hereby lndlesdng
un longer umm usually man b-¢~
n- duly nmndnna.mp ln wi th
ln Lbnn 130 dnye of lchwllng ave»
»onleu per bushel, dwmdiu on Unlmuttlncle of tha soul On mm m!
of the dllflnlty ln mhlnz tllln llnl
a m m a u n . w »u»e¢_l¢ an
on the human, ll lnlmled. the treat-
ment umm bo mad: by slwvallng, lt
mutt be done lu some Und of \ mix-
er, d|.l\er homo-med: or eommexdd.
Eve n e ri uumLur . ltlnemod lde no
w e u n d u s t m u k o r y l u e n v e l
hmdkarohlel over the nom md mouth
lo prevent lnlmllng tha d n t.An
old barrel ohum wnh baffle plllu
flxed on the lmldo. I eonzrou mlx<
er, a barrel or s box meds m re-
v o l v e b y m o o m o l c n n k o r x g u
engine, will do dn work,Tlo mln-
nzn zurnlnx ll nequlnd for thorough
work.'hw mon an o ully Kru k IS
w ao hulhela ln hour.Copper ar-
bonnlo lreutrnent lmprovoe ilu gsm-
lnnllng qwltlsn of Un nod."
n o w 'ro u s r s n
n u m. o n ma a m m
c . L .Hobnn. lln who pulallsher
Mrs.* Q s l x #Owen:
Liam
Mn. A
neldlsn
The f i
Sutunda
B w: c
The
Lucille
=¢'"¢°°'*""U"'*¢'°°'"u»¢'coimnw i a : Q i " ` f "" "" "" ' " "" ""'n g i n f u l i f o l n l n d d -ry u g "r i n ' ! . 4 5 A . X . 8 n n d a y o n l 1 .
Count th da fEIB!IG! im be lbld £9 n.»..1..-a r :'IL .1 QL- o¢.\.,.1... nn:.U " l" i 1" ' 3' " F . ..
mu: Be lw ol u A. l.un..l l n | | | W o n l | | p 1 l A . l .llr \. F \o y lK . mM\ nd lmk B cb b h
rhdnin Endnvar nz 4:80 Pl.of Onuhl.n u vid d n l H a mm
|mnur:1sUuaulur11u1~| uuxxalxi..tbl MISC!! mhlcrhsdan aglney veal
o f C h i n n (owned usd mu-ma In
-pfr or ana cnLn d e mu b e l
:J a el. u id nral Chinn (owned nd wana by
suns rr mq n m )wo Pwnh
Stun, Sul Pnnd|¢a"B-\(
n
Nall--W hlt would you ( i n to
luve noch hair as mine?
Bill9-I ¢0Il'£ knmv-srh;t did y cu
give T--lla-nrenrlourn Sy g .
NOTICE 0 F HEARING
FINAL sE'rrLr¢:m-:wr
S T A T E O F N e u m a n ,
Washington CountyCorriganlChrrigan.Attye.
In the County CourtIntheMatteroftheF.Stoll ofMariah J. King, Deceased: The ltd:e
at Eur, next to kin. devieeu, lege
tees, creditors, and .Atl persons ln
tereetecl in the ( i w settlement of
eaid estate an hereby notitied that
on the 17th dey of Bepember, 1925,
Charles M. Hitchmen, the Adminis-
tretor of said estate filed a petition
in said County Court Parlor that
his final administration account filed
herein be settled and etlovred, that
proof of helrehip be taken, order for
distribution of eelets end eedgnment
of dover and homeeteacl rights en-
tered;and the said Administrator
discharged.
I! you fail to appear before said
County Conn on the 24th day of
October, 1925, at I0 o'ctoek AJd.,nmI
eonteat add petition, :gre Court may
[n a t th e preyer thereof and make
such other end further orders, allow-
ances and decrees as to this Court
may seem proper.
Witness mr hand and 0!ficiaISeai
this I?th dey ol September, 1925.
(SEAL)1. C. ELLER,
35-5t.County Judge.
ee.
s u z m r r 'SALE
Galvin, Byers 6 Sullivan, Att'ye
By virtue of ezrorder of alle i»»
sued out of the district Court of
Washington County,Nebreekl,em!
in pursuant of e decree ef ui d
court In en action therein pending
wherein The llutuai Benefit Lnfe
Insurance Company ie Plaintiff and
Teal C. Bro:linen (otherwise knoun
as Peul C.Bmode\1on}Anna { .
Iirodersen {other\flse'k:no1m as Anne
C. Brodereon) ble wife Lydia L. n.
Clarietenseng Plateau State Bank,
Herman, Nebraska: end The Connee-
tievt ilutull Life Inllrlnoe Company
of Hartford Coonettioih *ere De
fendants, I wltl on Setedey, the 17th
des of October,1026,en l o'elock
PM. of said day at the inet front
door of the Waehir\|'|»on County
C o m House in the City of Bteir,
Washington County,Nebreaks.:ell
et pubtk auction to the highest and
b u 'bidder for a n In hind.the
I I I
STATE 0 ? N s n m s u .I \
'naWashingtonCountyE
Hcnry Benc h,Ai ry
In thi County Conf!
ll.tha Hatter of°'|.h¢, Haute of
L i n k Kerihoff,Dlceasede To the
Creditors of Bald Estate:Y N A n
Hlnby Notified, That 1 will dt at
thc County Court Room ln Blldr Sn
nhl County, on tha 10111 0lr 01 Oc
trber, 1925 md on thc mn day of
Januuy, 1926 lt tbl hour of 10:00
u¢| 0c k, LH. of e ac h of uid dly l.
m receive m u examine all ddq ls
.e au mt md Es au , wi th a vin ! io
their adjustment and all-owmol. The
time limited for the presentation ol
c laim! against uid Estah is time
months from the 10th day of Octo
ber, A.D. 1925, Ind the time limited
for pay ment c f debts in One Yu:
from uid 10th day of Octcblr, 1925
wx-: xma s my h a nd an d th i m
of this County Court, this (th :hy
oi September, 1925,(SEAL)I. C. ELLER.
County Judge.
mm a n d d l ltc r tli ng e mu u p r o -
vidld by uid order and dec ree nm!
\\'nz.l1ln¢t|m County, Nab.84-5:
vi d e d .
D a t e d t h i s 1 6 t h d a y o f S e p t e m b e r
w a s
..
||
public sale,the real estate of uid
minors, towit:The undivided two-
illlftll interest In and to
the Nonhweat quarter of the
8-outhweeg quarter (NWSQ SWK
of Section thirteen {13} Township
eighteen (IU)Nonh,Range ele-
ven (ll) East of the Sth P. M.;
:leo all that pan of the South-
east quarter of the North-
vreet quarter and the North-
east quarter of the |c|¥.h
west quarter of said section za
afornsld whic h iles South of the
center line of the County Road No.
388,an located,traveled and of
record in add County; also e :ren
of land deetribed ae follows:
Commenting at the Sout et eor
ner of the Soutlurest quarter of
the Northwest quarter of Wd eee
tion 18 donald, thenc e Welt 20
feet,thence due Nonh to the pub
lic highway. thence Eut 20 feet
to the East llne of uid Southwest
quarter of the Northwest quaner
aforeeaid,thence due South on
eeld line to the place of begin
ning, ell len a strip of land dee-
erlbed ae follows:-Commenelng
at the anter of the County Road
No. 838 aforesaid as said road ls
now tnvelled through the South-
e u t qulrler of the Northwest
quarter of uid section 18 afore
said at a point 20 _feet Well| of
the quarter quarter llne, runnin;
thence South parallel with n h l
quarter quegner line 320 feet.
thence But use feet, thence North
8816 defreee ent at right angle
zo eeid county roed 148 feet to the
center of said road, thence North
52%dence:West 321'feet to
the pleoo of beginning, eald trlet
ol land herein exeepted softwo-
ing 1.16 urea more or less, lll in
'Naehlngton County, Nebraska.
e.ail lands bein; subject to the home-
gteld interest of Anna Andreeeen for
and during her natural lifetime, and
further subject to its proportionate
share of 3 ;|o,ooo.oo mortgage now
thereon.
I t ie therefore ordered the!the
next of kin of uid minors, and. all
persona interested in their amid ee
tatee be, and they hereby an direc
ed tx appear before the Dletzkt Court
d Washington County. Nebruka, on
the 19th day of October,1026, at
tum o'eJoek P. H., at the Court Home
in thClty of Blair, In nhl County .
to alto! eauee, if any there he, why
LEGAL NOTICE
A. C. Debel, Attorney
31. the District Court of Washing-
ton County, Nob:-uh.
ORDER To SHOW CAUSE
In the Hltter of the Appikation for
Lin nu to Be ll Roll Estate, br J a-
kob Andzeuen,Guardian of Helm
Anreuen, John Andreuen and Mary
Andrauen, Hlnorl.
Now on this ;-uh dw of Septem-bu, ms, is h im; o ne of the di y :
of the February, 3925, term ol this
Court.this molto: como on to be
hoard upon the duly verified ippli-
calion of J akob Andreuen,guard-
inn of the estates of Helen Andrea-aeu, John Andfeueu, and lar! An-
dreuen, mlnon, praying for license
16 sell ful :state belonging to dd
minors for the purpose of roinvut-
ment; and the Court luiing bein! the
urns and being fully adviud In the
pnemlaes, and it appearing from said
appileation and the proof in support
thereof,that it would be beneflclll
zu uid tank, and to dl persons in-
ternted in their said estates, wseli
Awning urvlau 1: 7:80 Pl.
Q u a l N lg it .Wadnaudly 7:80
cor1a|:ncA11oNu. cz mncx
(Cn. W allar Ava. na m m ;
hmaa Ke P a l l" .
S w l u s a m w 4 ..
u m m ; a n - v m l l A .
r r .PA UL 1 . u - m u m :CHURCH
(Drum, Na!-rub)
Rav. R. I. Rdnlnaan, Pulor
Banda/ Sc hool at I0 A. ll.
Chunk Servkaq at l l A. ll.
. u n m c a u z w w m .' r u m - r r
( w. Uu a lu m e : » 4 . ¢ m¢ )
u. J . W amtnl. Pa m.
T M Amadan la tha n u church
will a m n n fur loztunn on
"Chrl¢lAn Fundamental Toaehlnn"
or inalmctlnn for Saturday altar-
n w m a t m o .
Sunday Behoul at 9:45.Bvrvkaa :very Sunday mornlng at
1030; either ln_Gam:an or Enllllh
la n n a p .
Bible elala It 2:80 or m o .
P u n k r lniomuf-lvl! Blair Tal. 1802
Tlx!p a m lnlanda tv s e r "
mlallonatatlma on Sunday P.We
n/ mls n z v. | . u 'm| : m\ u c n u n c n
(Cor. Jackson and Cntar strait)
n . N u m . r u m .
Sunday Sdoul 9:15 A. I.
lornln( B irds! 10: 80 A. K.
Evrnln¢ aervlcea at 7:30 P.K.
n z - o n e / n u z z n c s u n c n o r
: a s u s c n ms r OP L A TTE R
D A Y s m r r s
( U n o o la s u m u mm Ot h l - u m
Idsf T. I. llllloti, Omaha,Supply
Sunday Belwd at lb 0'elc ek.
Pnac hlng Blrvleua at 1| A. I.
s r . n u m c x s n o n a u
¢ c . m u .Clnm-.\)
(Coma: Colfax me Oth auual)
lfathaf C.A.Bay andarfn.Paaiu
B m a n d Third Sunday al anal:
mani la, lu n at I A. ll.
hand an d Pmmh Sunday s. Inu
a t m a A . u .
u r m o n l s ' r l m w o r n .
q u m c n
(Cor.Colfax and NJ: muah)
o. U. u¢r>~,4, Paahr.
w w f s a m : m o m / L u .
u m m u m m u m A . I .
lf nr o nls llllvl 0: 80 P. ll.
EWI\i1\| larrlela IC 7:80 ¥'.\l.
Pram llaohlng lladnaaday ano-
hr 1:80.
8 1 ' n a n z n a c o r u . c a u s e s
(Grant Btraat hutvuon uh and Sth)
an. on n . Ha | 1n| , Pa stor
Holy Communion m f r Sunday
and Hdy Day at 7:50 A. Il.
Ga r th Sdnol al 8:46.Alao an-
vlea wary Sunday.
| .... . _ ___ _.. ...
imma. me nuum un flu! of um*
weak.
In . T. J . Ro an mu na i ne d
eral uf Bvbblfa aehoolmltaa an
llonday aluruuon ta help hlm
b u m h h aavmkh birshay.
v h r i u gu n a a n d having a
t h u aa only chllarm know
lin. Run aarvvd a umpthug
anar :nmkh all depamd for
ho nn ,vbhing Bobbla many
happy birthdays._Lul Wadnaaday uumlng Ula Soph-
omona at du hllh aenool, aauomyan-
lanlby un uv. uh m:faculty, mnlar-
ed out ta tha Ed Baver homo for a
wafarmtlon had.A goal time was
npvnad by all thou praaim.
lu: Thursday was Human day In
tha W uhlumn Bou nly lah' a n all
budneu house cloud at mo n and
everybody 'I-Wild l-ba mr for that
Jay.
Alben Cooper resumed wsu.nn.
n a mlp a n n u , lr .and l|r|..1ia|\ryJoopar, onlul Tuesday (rum Gram.
Nabr. when they spent x vaek v|.\|z~
ng nla uvn .
Mr. and lin. L F. Hllslngur en-
Lmalnoa at Sunday dimer, lr. and
J n. o. H. Guduy and family and
lr. a nd Hn. F or rnt B rvlwer a nd
uugh lar . h om.
Rav. Wyndom Bonham was a Sun-
»~v dlnnn (welt at tha
.ml lzoma.,
e v -l n !
eslv
A!!-lr
p o d
h w ,
lunch
thvlr
more
B. L Gay -
llr .and li n .R.H.lhamuaaen
nlurnad Friday from a two \vaek'|
.rip thrwgh Wlaeumln and llnne-
mia.Hhs Halen Bovea,wh a ta uh u
school at Amen. Nabr. spent the weak
end at hom.
Lie Da Bela, mpuinundem. of thaenav1§>n work on the bottom, who
hu oaupled Irs. ldonle Rose' rnl»
dana alum last spring,n w ml h h
family ua Omaha l u !vn u .The
rnldmee la nov( being uocuplad by
uw Dr. G.u Stanky family.
l l l u Anna Marie Patenen spent
Sunday al. Lhu country hwmo ul M n .
u w r m m Lunar.
lllaa Zvzlyn Andunon, who is ab
undkm high ual ln lllalr. upon!
KM weekend vllh lwma folks.
o. H. Gmhpy and Rav. Been drvva
lo Arlington lut Sunday aliamuum
A. H.Phrlum, al Omaha was a
Hamann b w n a u llalto r lui.Wad~
|.eu!ay.
lr. and ln. 0. L. Hllulnger v/an
'hhnday rv¢nLn|dlnnar guonu u l
lr . I n d llra.HL H.Bova.
lr . an d Un . E .Rnd and Anna
l a r k d n v u w Roaalle lui Satur-
day for a vlnlt with lr. Read'a bro-
ther.They nlumsd Sunday avan-
in..llr. anddlru. ng Olson and fam~
Us w e n vu lw n a t a u ln . l u u n
Dlum heme Sunday.
Jesse Wall spent a few day:in
Omaha lui. wal.
f ' : ; ' " " * : f - . : ?, § ' ; , . x ° , . ° " " ' ° ° f . x §@ ' i » . ' a . ' »' 1 ' . a ,. =" M 1 ; .3 . 1 ;
I a v i n f n n i n A l l f i n g A n u l n n t . ¢ . I A = .i ~P .l i .I -\I *. . . d i s u n d . '
Schn-
the tu
homes.
Mi n s
R. 1
d u m s
ning fs
'tsnd C
Mr.
Kenna:
Sundu
was
Hawrin Iehrc nx.Sharif! of
\\'nz.l1ln¢t|m County, Nab.84-5:
said Estate is thru months from the
24lhdny ¢f October A.1>. ms, and
the time limited for papnent of
debts is One Y o u from laid 24th
thy of Oc tober,LEGAL NOTICE
A. C. Debel, Attorney
31. the District Court of Washing-
ton County, Nebraska.
ORDER To SHOW CAUSE
In the Hatter of the Appikation for
Liouua to Bail Rall Estate, br J a-
kob Andzealen,Guardian of Helm
Anreaaen, John Andreaaen and Mary
Androuen, Hlnorl.
Now on this ;-uh dw of Septem-bu, ms, is h im; one of the d ay :
of the February, 3925, term ol this
Court.this matter camo on to be
hoard upon the duly verified appli-
cation of J akob Andreuen,guard-
ian of the estates of Helen Andrea-aeu, John Andfeueu, and lar! An-
dreauen, mlnon, praying for license
to sell nal :state belonging to dd
minors for the purpose of roinvut-
ment; and the Court haiing bean! the
urns and being fully adviud In the
pnemlaea, and it appearing from said
appileation and the proof in support
thereof,that it would be beneficial
zu aald tanla, and to dl persona in-
ternted in their said estates, toseli
for the purpose of neinvoslrnent, at
public sale,the real estate of uid
minors, towit:The umiivkigd two-
ilainll interest In and to
the Nonhwezt quarter of thu
8-outhweng quarter (NWQ SWK
of Section thirteen {13} Township
eighteen (IU)Nonh,Range cle-
ven (ll) East of the Sth P. M.;
liao all that pan of the South-
east quarter of the North-
west quarter and the North»
east quarter of the ao|¥.h
west quarter of said section za
1~n .m e m .a n d p o a s e n e d o f R e a l a n d
P q n o n l i En uz e es ti ma te d nz $ 25 00 .0 0
a n d p r a y i n g fo r a d m i n l n t n t i o n t h e r e -
n f
If y o u fa l l t o a p p e a r a t s a i d C o u n t y
C o u r t o n t h e 17 t h d a y o f Oc t o be r .
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STATE OF NEBRASKA, I
INW a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y 1
I n t h e C o f m t y C o u r t .
I n t h :H a t t e r o f t h e E s t a t e o i
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of uid County Court, this 19th dwoiSéptcmber,1925.
(SEAL:I. c _ Em.:za,
85-51.County Jud;e.
mid petition, the Court will appoint
Alien Bouvier or some other suitable
person Adrninislrntor and proceed to
s setticment of mid uma.
Witness my hand and Otfieial Seal
this 19th day ol Sept.. 3925.
tSEAl.}I. C.ELLER,
heirs at law, next af kin, c nditors
and Ali persona interested in u i d
nut: an hereby notified that on the
wth day of Sept., 1925, Alien Bou-
vier filed | petition in :aid County
Court alleging among c thu things
that Samuel D.Heavier, an inhlb
ilant of Wuhington County, Nebras
ka, died on the 12th day of Sept..
sr ~,_.ns :|DENTIST
Rooms our Bhir State Blnk
Blur,H m a n
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Blair, ~abr.(I)
Lo fmn o r &LOTHROP
GRANT NORMAN
Attorneys
Blair,Nabr.and Omllu, Nabr.
F l m door nouth l6 ! h l Q p lh l
of diy lull 809 lallnng Bldg
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Cleaning, P1-using Repairing
Loc ked On
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l n a u n n c e - R e n t a l :
R e a !E s t a t e
O ff i c e F i r s t D o o r n o r t h o f
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(Agent fox; Fdmxont <>\=m¢rv!
Pay: Highest Prke forPOULTRY. CREAM AND m o s
On I-'um Street Smith ol Independ
ent Telephone Omen
Ind.1221,BQII, Ash m x
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a n d over one and one-hall yuan
below (rule ln rudlnk nml lpalllngAbility.'
Omer lhldin dmv poanr nt¢»nd~nnciamong younger mm among old»
er chllllren.Many poopla upn! lhln
ninee tha older ehlldnn a n m a n
likely m : m a d u h m!during had
wulhsr.A mon prubnbla Inter. no
dzmbt,ls the erroneous attltudn al
lmrenq ln eonsldarlng n lnu urlahn
'lor the yoinger children Llun for
.ha oldnr chlldmn to m l n uhnol.
°1'i|r»§uJx}x»|.im.)Prvrrw. pub-
ndlf. of hh rudlrl and
following \.hou|'h!|ulh| | lar thlbe
ulvnrdnen thurelnuvn w Ll! lmvlubla mn!! nude!
msn:" A n o m:dllpltc h ho m d u fl»
nmc lnl a m m o f N u r York oun-
mln h d u u n l m mn m o f p l u m m-
uml prvlplrlty Lluu fu ln ms. Afl-
ar mentlnnln dun ann dlvldamll of
|r\'| nl llr¢| c orponllonl, tbl: pan-
mvh ll g lva n :-|.x....»...m.rv w u d June u l a
¢
l a> 3
\ 'mml »mm sildi la "went an
mam," "ran an ernnd," "got up too
I l m , "" a m shoes 1apailv:d",ew..
' \are worse than none.Clour coop-
eration between the teacher and tha
J parent should result in better attend-
are probably tha highest of m y
month In its history!"T'h| Sun Roobudr building, new
nearing compietion,will b i GM of
tha mammoth bdldlngl of K l n t l lGtr .and every inch of it!door
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ance._
QU;;~rr1o:~:s FOR 'THERURAL {I(}§131UNl'lY
The n w n w recently announced
fm American Education Week, New
vemlser 1622, nuggrats many quas
npnce will be devoted to mail amen,
whkh will be sent-to every oommm-
lt;within n lugs ndiun of Inman
City.'Pnn ty - fin y a n l n Hant-
:°m¢ry Wan!had A time buitdin;
down in 'the bottoms?If y ou look
out the :nr window at Sheffkid you
will have iillia diillcully ln estimat-
t i n n a n f i f f 'h " , ? ° " ° " ° °t o t h e r u r l n :t h c v a s t v u i u m a o f t h e W a r d
-. . . . . . - - . |i n u f n f a i l ..f _ - - n i n a i n n h i r n h l l q
Q al eommunny.uw grucuu: supw ""§buline»» m mul unwu.........-......ulihcuulon November 20, "know Your I1 remember u ; ggrponlion has tix\School",nhauld attract i n i whole! other plant: gh, uml site matured
eounlr;nide to ilu nhooi tha;F d h m t d the Athntic to thc Pncltic.
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.lny aftuanoomYaucannot rcaily know your
arhool wilhcut.cornpuing It with
alher anchouln in country and city.
bc i;-better than or not quite so
swvd ns lhe ar:||4JOIms in olhm diat-
rlcla?Why Is It not no good n
ascjmnl nn than provided for :ily
chhdren?ls tha city elementary
mhnnl renlh' §tI.er In every respect
And to uni? mltlen s lima morespecific, 'mudlr marghfg, Auxvlt 4.
A. n.mn. Mnnigumery Wan! nut
42 nckfuhl of Cnalngvn No.ma
through Qho Holden put emu Wa
ha\°an't the figures an WsrrensbrlrthKinguvlllo and Cantarvlew, but they
an not unall.
"W ell, wha! of li:-\:¢.nimr »xeenl tha only way lb
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The New Shapes
In our display oi W rist W atches are
the new shapes so popular this sea-
son.A n d in their dsveiopment. the
designers show an expert skill that is
most sntrancing.
Priced féam $12.50 and up.
Watc h for Our Attrac tive Wluduw Display Bac h Friday
H. OLLERMANN
Export Wltchmnker -- Exclusive Jowdsr
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. . - U -_,than the country nchool?lf so,\\hyf la it lJ¢'1.h\l|\¢ wa city 5610014
hive hanger terms,better teachers.
better nchool bulldlngs with bttcr
equipment!Why are all the city schools in
session nine months ln the year, and
aU!¥|¢ of them ten months. while the
nnlnlvv ¢|1\l\|\'l l.\N!Pl!f ICU!!!D!
.........,,,.,_( t i drepel tllla npid encroachment cmall o l house! il not to whlmP¢\
about ghenm or whine to tht peopla to
b, '1oya!.'Seven! of the bm paper:
at un nun! bin gage ld! nrrafinx
this umlmling app-ni zo tha public
zo be 'lo gn d' t o 'h om oh Th a o n l y a n y
i o b e a t . t h c m . fx . h o u s e i s t o u n d e r
u 1 .Q - n ;u l i é l i n d i l h l f a n d i n -
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HE R M A N NE W S |Bon und Lua ||¢n»ma. ol' Teh
mm un limmn v ldlo n on lui
Lu(Bundny ne nlng u llr . ml
lin. June Brikun and Mx. md In.
mu m S i m v m d r u m ; ' °. 3 . " `
mah lhcy cdllded wllh nn num Us
which d.m|¢q Un un eanaldnnbly.
'Da occupants elapd wilh l h w
mu md bnalnu, nobody balm( uri-
oudy hurt.
Tha l|\!»od\M hdln' Akl s¢¢m
had | refreshment booth lt \¥ hh
ll Ariinnon Lbk ynl.Thny upon
wr y p o d unseen.the pmeeodn
amnllnill in nur ¢500.W .
I n .Busty luhlmnn v u ezlkd
m Linda lu! 'nundu mornin: by
I rufmy.Mn. C llr lh "0\'Uf mu n u d lu !
u n k from Nuvuln when me had
wen: uhm pux munth with ur mn,
Muni And his wife.
Hn. lhuh Tnn LI visixing I: (bl
hum of Mr s itter, Hn. Ollk lawn
az Arllngton uh mek.
K J. Schenek draw u» Omahc Luiwuuuuy.
X i u Ba n k L n h o f r. vu a Te h
mlh miter lu! Frid ay .K i l l a li ld n d lah-Ll Ind Blah
Wilson, who nn nuzullrsg Dunn Col
l a n at B wr . n u n !th e vn k f ml
for rural work?
Why are there better school bulld-
inga better equipped for tha city
arhoola?Ia it because the cities
mine more money for mc se ihlnla
than rural schools can possibly ae
eun?If you could hah all these
better things for the country schools
would they not hxing better attend
ance and better progress!Under
preaeng condition! la than any auch
thing aa I-Zquallty of Opportunity In
Education for the children of the
country?
win: .\1 smrr BRE AKS srzc onns
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" 5 t 1 n k l n g s m u t h a s .n e w
reeonl, it hu taken more toll from
the 1925 wheat crop than ever known
before". soya ll. M. llainer, Dim
The Southwestern Wheat Zmpro
rr.ent Aaaoeiatlon.Continuing he
aayn, "Last year from 12 to 25 per-cent of the wheat of Kansa=.Ne-
brm-lla. Oklohoma ani! Colorado oral
srnutty.This year it hae increaseI
to from l5 to so percent and with so
much smutty need in the country, the
chance; are :ood for still more smut
won'\bring in w k .Only z=\-W
will do lt..That doean't aound nloh
on ez la a uni.adamant.vlbrated-
ooncoeto fa»:t°that moat za reckoned
wiw."-Ameriean Press.
£0HGRZGA1'loNAL CHURCH
James A. llclleeman, Pastor
Rally Day!Next Sunday!A f n -
¥> day for Religious Education at the
1|o'cloek church hour,program in
charge of Mr. Roy F..Wrlght.Don?
fall to brpnaent.Good mualc!We have aemred tho
aorvieea of Mrs.Paul Moon aa di-
rector of our choir.Sho la well
trained and thoroughly competent.Training unde r allreohon Jrlll bl
a privilege wo while.Coma out
and flll the ranks of the choir.
MlTl`IlDDlST ENSCOPAL c nunc a
0. U. McProud, Paator
Let all remember the change in
time to 7:30 for the evenln; service.
Let ua all make a spec ial effort
bo be present at the aenricea next
Sunday..
g a g
th llr lo vu lllnna ef bu daughur,
iliu 3318. who vu agents-ml on that
dur for nppondkitis.Th !l u !n -
po da an th u ab c ' ll gn ti n g dw:
Al will as coukl bl axpec tld.l l a
Ella b u n atunding Cc llqe In
Lineoh tar tho p u t r a r .
Rmr. Wgmdom Bonham ntrinni hen
Bu md ay to uh u p hll an c hi ng !
at tb l lnlh odht chuzdx Ha is a
:in de nt u un umm Unlnr dtx u v#will be hare only !or thi wack-and
8 |will punch hun both mamlng
an me punstai homn.1
Hr.and lln..R.H.Buren und
dzughlsn,Hahn and Eibrl spent
I n t Frklny Wanda; at Tskamah |1
gh. J. w. Gilliam home.Hin Haul Htnddc knn spin! Su:
60 at the homo of her pnrents. Hr
and illm.Rasmus Hcndrickun.
Th! llethadln Ladle' Aid 306113
wil!moe on Wodnudsy fllh I n
H. I... Sum.
lr. and ln. Rnben W ill. of Nor
folk. Nmbruh :peat a fn d ir! lu
1Q\ . . U U l \w | |n
I G A Sno umm; vm 1. .W -..... .. ......,# d a k . u a S I M ! !
lr . I n d ln . o . L H h d n llt : n d
lr . la d ln . B lr t C o o p e r h h lu !
Thunday mu r h l ll l o r |u n dny'|
§¢1|.||.' h l y ¢ x | » ¢ \ w | I a | ! a r n '
In day : av. Alkluon und dllfonnt
p lu s :of mu ms .hofon n m m x u
halo.L
Ip ue n u, lr an d I n J o hn W HL
u m " O k i Wiur, :ho um-d and
f n n h n n d o I n d o :spout tha wick
em al rm homo na - : m m m
l r .and Irs.Au f- |J n r n e n w x
mqh ur. Eldne vo n vbld u i n A rl-
inaum u n s w a y .
Tam W n hf hld . who Un a on th
lr. nn an H. :L umm van mmm, 1. msn, hu nw. wa mm
with hind puunnn Sundu' cw-\u£hllu\ moved am :enum ul LMMn.,d n i n lg i ditch esmlnl l o d o n w
l n .'rom Wlhflall¢|'|p n n u , lh n n .Bhh u d alnl th o work.
I l .m l l n .o w - m m - ~ . d w |
hd b ll u n d h h vih f r o m C n s u m.
I n n n u n s u n wednesday for |
A Hu h gm vu bo n: s o lr . an d
n m m m e :m m .l m Sghntly ,
leptnnbn 26.
wi n
Tha South Hal! of th Nonlveu!Gunnar. and the Southoui Qurter
o( th t No nh we n Qua n ol S ad hu
1\venly -leur (Id) Il Township Nim
le e n m m N m h , » f n m - m u m
sm nr un si n h u a 1 > .| | . mmf " .
lnu I N u m mo n o r lvu n c c o n l-
lux so ih l Gn u- mmn \Survey. in
Whhlngwn County , bm .
' r m P ll i n l llf o n m lm ( h y n l
De n mb " n m. c b u ln od I du m o l
f s n d u u n ln n h l :eden fo r we
of $12,000.00 'itll (dual men-
on an me nu of 541% per ummm
(nur the m .hy o l N u c l n mvim vm. mu (sa lly .Harley m m m v u a h h w - u n | \ . |ydia 1. D. c umwmn vbulnu;
zu p nnn al wa pe titi oner | hmlldmx b e (n nhd.|
If u fllrthnr ordend thll node! uf,
_ m a m m a p l u s n f u u n w - u » | f
I
M | -hm i n all ve nom inta ruud in
| l\| l n un" by publlullon of I copy
»r mx. under 1.on Entc rprln,|
up! vo tk ly Mwqup er pu bn md an
Blu r, I n aid C ou nty ml su m um
a! le n en l dn u h d o n thueln, for
th r u u u mu i va n th . th e d a u o f
um un puuluum thine! bein g nm
his than Inman day s priur ta nhl
h u f f tu r i n g .
By un Cmm.
C h u la n u n .
w a .Judge.
I :next.se nt.'Ta fm s e r s a l i o ve r t h o s m u t i n fe o b 5 1 P A U L L U T H E R Q
e d i e r r l t o r y J o m i d e r a n : o o d b u s i n l l t
t o i n t o o u t in a ur a no e f o r l i fe .fi r e ,
wm a ! a n d h a l l .W h y a ho u l u l t h e y n o t
ta k e o u t i n a u n n u : p l a n t s m u t ?
S e a l t r u l r n o n t i s t h o i n n a m n c e a n d
i t c a n h o d o n e fo r l o u t h a n l a n
:q u o p e r a c n e , l r l t l w l i n g m a l a r i a ! a n d
l a b o r .
C H U R C I L D R U M
P .J.Re ln er ta en ,Pa s to r
- -Suzsday,Oc t o b e r i t h ,1925.
S u n d a y S c h o o l a t I0 A M .
l l o r n l n g s e r vi c e s x t l l A A I .
Il i a d t h e a d s In Th i £ z \ t e n u 1 | \ .
w`ZiE15?
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The Only sensible, Sammy Method I |
Cheaper than any other way
r " . | " \llBLAIR GAS CUMPANY
u m m .NEBRASKA n
lr 'I r f
l u ; P M
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It
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y o u
Read it right in The Enterp
'Ubildren's costs and hats at Hrs.
C. Hiltozfs.a.s.11_
Buy your school supplies at 'flue
I-lernrise office.
John Ulaeo of Kennanl, drove over
|Blair last Monday.
The Coffee Club meets with Mrs.
~eter Sdll this afternoon.
Uwe for Rent-Enquire of W, J .
owak.Phone Ind. B82.S4-tf.
f'sr Sale-Note book paper and
- ers at The Enterprise office.
Charles Nelson, of Omaha was aest at the A. R. Brock home one'
lay _laht week.|
.C.K.Bonded,Undertaker, Blair.
elsr.o m g ;phones,msn.Res!-}
'ence phones, 224.28tf.
A new line of ehlldren's flannel
nihalhrlnan dresses sises 6 to la
t Mrs. T. C. 2lllton's.36-lt.
,Marshall Wilcox ia now sales agent
or the Studebaker line of automo-
~iles in this territory.
$35.50 buys the Globe Range '""r
~layed in our 'rest wlndow.Come in
nd let ua allow it to you.
Petersen Hanhrare.
Mn .Hugh Wright and sister-lm
ur, Mrs. John Chamberlain, of Nor-
olk spent Sunday at Kennard.
Miss Ada Harrison,ol the Mc-
arthy dlstrlct, was a visitor at the
ome of Mrs.Fred Bugeon yester-
lay.
For Sale:-Some of the best va-
nt lots in be found ln the city.
~rlced to sell.Inquire at The Enter-
~r tse office.ti.
Perfection Oil Heater had the new
rnerlcan Gasoline Heater, just the
think to take the chill off the room
in the morning.Petersen Hdw.
Mrs. Orin Strieklett is reported as
getting along nicely following a
ogerntion at the 'Niue Memorial hos-
pital ln Omaha.
Mr. and Hrs. J. S/Johnson drove
over from Fremong last:Sunda§ aft-
rnoon to bdng Miss Mlldrnl back
to school at Ilona.
It has been suggested ihnt it
would be a nice thing to display the
flags during the American Legion
Convention from Oct.5 to 9.
The business houses and residenceI
are invited to display flags during
the Amen"lan Legion convention
which is held In Omaha on October
s 9 .*|
Rev.A.Nielsen,who has been
preaching at Kennard,has been
forced to give up his work there on
account of poo? health and has mov-
ed to Blair.
llrs.Henry Wullf's son,George
nhd wife of Wyoming drove in from
the west to visult Mrs. Wulf! and in-
vite her to join them, in a trip to
Michigan.They left this morning
on the trip.
Mrs. and Hrs. S. Robertson enter-
tained the following friends at :lin-
ner last Sunday; Mr. and llrs. Har-
tin Klrkegaard. Mr. and Mn. H. J.
Hansen and family, Marvin Luml and
Smith lil:lzegaard of Omaha.
The Young Musicians'Club m é
..of
J.E..Campbell,hlruituro,mas;and undertaking.60~tf.
Dr.Lsy hnd S u m ,Chiropseton
Flnrnsn Sts!|BsnkBui!djn¢.11'-tt.
City L o ma monthiy payments,
prompt servlet.Geo. B. Rlker.u .
Hrs.Waits!Peterson and daugh-
l l h of Omshs are visiting with
Bid: relatives.
J.Lluollsr h u beth confined to
his home this nook, suffering with
swnuch trouble.
Dr. R. D. Coillliilil. oi Omshs camoup Tuesday twa i n ;i o n o Dr.E.l
Xosu on hudnols.
E6 Clsuun and son sro now ready
to dc your paper hanging and paint-
ing st 'nuonshls prices.Chll Ind
I 8 3 .~
Ch as .D i x o n .o f S i o u x Q t y sp e n t
s fe w ds y s t h i s w e e k sz t h o L o u
Lana home whiio hero on hudneas.|
Mrs.L.C. Card¢s.nsttended tho
`W.£.T.U.convention in Fromontf
'Nemlay and Wrdnesdsy M this
week._"Cammy" Masters, of Adington is
the nwnrr of s new Buick sedan
which he purohaned during the coun-
ty fair.
l!i:s Ruth Cheoly , who in sttomif
ini' Lincoln University, 'au s will-i
om!visitor sl. the paronw,Som
Cheeiy home.
Unmh I Lang, Ambu o SOIVIDO.
In d .1752.B e l l 25 7.a '25 - t f.
" G r a n d m a "C r u l d m h l n k ,w h o ' h u
be e n in¢Ii|\po;¢d fo r l e ve r s !day s,in
be t t e r a n d Abie t o b e o u t a g a i n ,
w h i c h l l g o o d M W ! t o h a r fr i e n d s .
Th e n a n é h o f t h e E p h c o p x i c h u r c h
h e l d a ve r y e n j o y a b l e R e m i n g t o n a t
t h e h o m e o f u n o o f t h e i r mc m b er a ,
1
qrnoon..
H r .a n d H r s .L o u L a n a en j o y e d
| .vi s i t In s t w e e k f r o m H r .L n t w s
d a m n m l hu sb a nd ,M r .a n d M n .
Ge o r g e Fr e nc h ,ot'F t .W a y ne ,
In d i a n a .
Rev. and Mrs.G. C.Robbersun,
who are moving Lo Gordo Nabr.
from Orielns,Nebr.are \lting
Rev.md Mrs. 0.U.Murmud,of
th is ci ty .
D r .a n d L i n .L i o n s re c e nt l y r e
t u r n e d f r o m a t r i p t o K i r k x vi l l a , H o . ,
|o
Henry Janeen, left yesteniay mom-,
i n |!nr the u n d hills where they
expect to spend n few day: huntingprairiechickens.The open' selsbnl
on these blnlll opem today.
-Koopmen 1 Hooks have just re-
cived a culoul of J onathan applet
from Missouri.T u m .apples a n
parked in new Standard bushel bu-
keu, which prevent the rough hand-
ling and bruising when shipped in
hulk and the htnllela zhamneivea an
10:91 small mlditional rout.Every-
Lum.ev nun~-muddy .ma me driving.;S UND AY
u n Curtis Glmz md gnnd-Colleen Maoralndnughun Lueile Gum. o f °~;-u T ~~ L V n\ eh nm of the "ek nv.aLT.; » r° Hn. Gunn umr, mg F L I R I O E
Olur Gu¥¢r -nd mothar.""'- M-|Fox News. nonuapooae and sPoxu'uurn'
Nico stationery st The Enterprise
office.s n r .
I .E.Clmvbetl,ioroltnre,r u n
and undertaking.60-ti.
Youths Companion and Enterprise
one year for 88.50.tf.
Buy your notebook # wi r and
ct vers at The Enterprise office.
c. x. Bender1,Unamzer, Blair.
Ncbr.Office phones 181.Ro d de m
planes. 224.28-t!
See our new line of stationery,
Business and wdll. in ~a¢Yoral styles
and finlahea.zz.-"The Enterprise orflee.
lr. Henry Ilohsrer, of Ft. Calhoun
ss tnnsacting business at the econ
hr-usb last Monday._
Chil¢lren's Day for wool dresses,
coats and hats, Satuniay, Oct. 3, at
Hrs.T.C.Hilton's.38-lt.
The ladies" of the w.R.C.will
hold a Bake dey sale Saturday, Oct.
3 at Julius Petersen Handsnlre.lt.
Lee os order y ourstove repair;
now,z!on't leg lt go until it gets
cold, lt may take some time to get
them.Petersen Hardware.
Hear Ye-The Baptist Indies will
serve dinner ind supper both days
of the Fall Ftathrll, Oct. 16 and 17.56-1g
Misa Florence Smith returned last
Saturday from Moline, Ill., where sho
vizdbed her brother, Grover and wife
a few days.
Unruh & Lang, .Ambulance Service
Roy H. D. Lang. Undertaker.Store
Phones Ind! and Bell Red 239. Home
Int. 1752, Bell 257.25-u.
Mr. and Hut. Eel Wolff drmre down
to Omaha last Sunday to visit their
daughter.Miss J\l.ltl|ey,who ls nt-
temling school in that city .
The ladies of the Catholic church
met at the borne of Mrs. Mark Beaty
Wednesday afternoon. 1>--g;== are
~aking .surplicen for the c nr.
An over-heated gns heater csused
a flre at the Gus Rathrnann home
last Sunday which was promptly ex
tinguished with but little damage.
Mr. G. H. Johnson, o! north Walker
Ave. has recently moved to east Ne
braska street.occupying the house
rccentty natal by Mrs. Mollie Rath
mono.
Miss Netlle Powers,of Chsrlron,
Nebr.was a guest of Mn .A.R.
Brock one day last week.Miss
Powers is assistant postmaster at
Ghzulron..
Walter Nelson has a two wee
t-nation from the W. J.Sal sto .
and le f t lm Monday on a hunting
tdp, accompanied by Walter Peter
sen of Omaha.
Hr. and Hrs.Hugh W right have
had as guest the past week,Mrs.
John Chamberlain of N{l\folks a sw
ter of Mr. Wright.She left for her
home last Monday.
Clyde Allen, mail carrier. has pu:-
chased the George Kahnk rcsiden
property on the corner of Thlnl nn
Llneoln meet and will take posses
:don about l`eb. lat.
Mr. A. Harwood and son, llerber
stron!lea;week in Liaryville,Mo.
where they visited old friends an~
relatives.They returned lest Sat
ulday after having haul a very pleas
o o n e o u w o o m u o n
g p
`s ~ » . , ~ »
» ; ; < ~
< ¢~
.~b < < i ? , f ~ . 5
"\~?~..'0
Good Eats »
by the Basketful
Buy your Grocerlel by the Balkelfuk Cuh and
Carry.lx In both economlcal and pradkal.Thismeans a saving dl from une to three cents on every
ankle to the cunomcr.why ao! take advantln
ul thla.Try I! onca_and be convinced ol the ad-
»vantage al Cash and Carry.
.Save the pennies the S S will
cure for themselves.
Quality Cash Market
s. H. POUNDS. Prop.
ovaouo<a|,veov|~uua~4.|vo~4.|0»'
New Home Theéter
`P n o o m m
_ _ Q ¢ ; 1 ' 0 5 E R \ z u s - -
FRIDAY, SATURD AY & SAT. mA1 ' :NEe
Tom Mix and Tony "Tha Wonder Hone" In
"THE RAINBOW TRAIL"
The Sequel to "Rulers nl Tha Pnrpll Sage"
Cumldy-"NONEVMOON LIMITED"
THURSDAY
Mary Pickford in, "ROSlTA'
MERMAID COMEDY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
V A U D E V I L L E
MOORE, STEWART and MOORE
Lnten SONGS and J OKES - DANCES. Piunty ol Callledy
0:1 the Screen~Monday und 'Iuedny
Clulr e W lu dmr a nd C u nwny Tu rk m .
"JUST A WOMAN"
Comedy-"THE BELOVED uozov
J.E.Campbell.furniture,m p
and ondmaking.az-u.
If you see lt_l.n The Enterprise, you
een blow its rilhL
For Sele:-Fume and reeldeneee,
a food list alters.Geo. B. Hiker.
s-ur.
For Sale-7-room modem house
and two eeree of land ein be sold
aepsrsteiy.
56-lt..L. P. Rasmussen, 63 Front
Rev. and Mu. I.. ll. <1-lap moved
into the Sherry Ho o n home this
week.
Honey to loan on either city os
farm Property-Long time loan if
desired.5-U
r Cltioene Savings Bank,
Blnlr.Nebr.
The Congregetionnl lndlee will hold
their sewing at Mn .Nude.:h'a on
Tuesday,Oct.8.
The Catholic Indies will hold n
Beke Dey, Saturday Orr. 8, at the
Wolff Dm; Store.lt.
Clifford and Dale llnlbert returned
Saturday from Minnesota where they
had been Iorking the put month.
Mr.sud Mrs.Clem Jensen,ot
Qulck,Iowa were Qandsy evening
visitors at the Void Ireland home.
The w.R. C.. keodngton will he
held et the home of Hrs. Funk Gray
Thursday,October Sth.All mem-
ber; invited.
Mrn.Lou Ls m a n d Hrs.Gilbert
Ilinen spent Friday nm!Setunlsy
in Slousc City visiting Lira.C h u .
Dixon and family.
bn:uh l Lens. Ambdenee Service
Roy H. D. Leng. Undertaker.Storr
Phones Hell nndflmlxlled 139.House
Ind. 1752, Bell 257.25-tl.
F. W. Arndt left Monday evening
for Flint, Michigan, the home of the
Bulekn.He akpecta to drive hom
a new Buick for hi! own use.
Mrs. John Gennon, of Rosalie, Neh.
came in Inst evening to vislt friends,
Instore going into Omaha where she le
taking treatment at St. J0|eph's boa-
pltal.
The Misses Mary Cook, Alice Wil
kinson, Glulye Siekkotter and Helen
Mueller,all attending the Lincol
lfniversrlty,vqere week-end visitor!
with home folks.
Dr. Roy'MeKeen md Milton Robin
son were off duty at the w. J. :
stone hut Thumlsy and attended th
lzounty fair nt Arlington.Both re
port a very Kood tlme.
Hr. end Mn. Henning Jacobsen, o
Omaha visited their daughter,l i n
Edmsr Clausen nnd family south o
Blair lnat Hensley.Hownnl Clsttse
areompanied them to omm.
Mr. and Mrs. Chu. Metelnger lm
Tommy Wilkinson drove to Ornah~
Sunday aftemoon, ukins Alice Wil
krnnon end Mary Cook down to tak
the evening train to Lincoln.
Hrs. L. H. Camp received word reeently that her mother,Mn. C.ll
1\lrCsnce,of Sante Clan. Calif., i
seriously ill.Mn. Camp plans to e
out there if she does not improve.
Bliss Louise Larsen,daughter o
Chris Larsen, of Orurn, returned o
Sunday from an Omnhe hospite
when ~e hee been confined for nom
: u n c a my .T H E E N ' r E R P R 1 s E u n N . n m n u c m l o d u a v w
" 'C. dhtrkt uonvmdon In Ounhx anm a x m m o m t s " ' " " \ 1 ' h m - » a l y .
m a v x n x v x n ' F B U I B D A Y .l r .m a l n .r w Bron have
lr dlr no d f ro m | vh lr wi th nln du l
h i s P I I ' Y o u 118 at was p,¢,,¢_
| , " M _ , . , ", - m , , , , , , , I _ u r . u 4 l n a u L a » " n ¢ u m u
,, " n 3 | . | , , "u h n v n k l n v m l l n m i o u w h e n l b v
z h u ¢ a ¢ » m u ¢ f n m | , m ¢ . : p m * d f w w vlnd an.
u m o n wu t W u h ln lwll, ma c .Nw S u p k wn vu u m m ma ~ . § » '
l v a n n z a n a n y k n t w u m m
| n | D r . E . B . ' Hld ln lA ' wk h lmh d me
I n h i n e u u h c l u l u l l t r l n g o o n
lidlnbly with nu n pa ins.Ha h I
lime betur w h y bun not ab il u.
g u b a c k p h ln w o d s z t b o p l n n t .
A ard from 8. E. Kemp. who with
l i n .Kemp,1|touring n u m u a m
in d iu m, mu - u m Our a n e njo y
\| I| 0 .oto mnha v\l1¥ n| ¢h 1.hn evo-
ning lennon.'nn theme ol the uw
vi a w i l l N " I k e C h u . "
M - : a u s x A w a n t
m n u s n m . n v l z w
Creighton-Bids to bn uked lor
ea mn elln c 01 mi lu | nvd lu ilmc -
X n | . mo mn u g n d h l. u n d u n n
br id n f. . ln vui mu plr u of mu .
.~._ ,___......\__... ._ K- ..
Ganuvs-lmprvvumong af mwmlde
pn) unter system to can $22,000.
Crdun-Contrpc t ld lor ¢su1.m¢»Lion of new 'ull and wmlu plmé
X- lu vn rd -Hzu xd B o n d :co.
do\'|h\e| pndutdon by inlullndan al
U0 hone-pvlu all bumlng engine.
HeCook72| °\\ono~P°nr Diewl
engiu to be Uuulled at laal elec -
zrk pa m.
Aubu rn-K in;o f T n lln n m m y
between here and Oloa c ount! MM
md efullvvlnz home for dependant
mmm" o f the Ne bn lk l u nd er .
Bu xr u n- C on i hr z k t fo r ln ve l-
i n u Gm n m a h lx h n y mn u l n m.
An pn ho o -F ou r a xi o m:dock
shipped (nm lun reesatly.
Norfo lk-B id: vwwd for Zomtru:
tion pl 200,(|)0-gallon :lox-nge ( u k
an addition to dir wnunrarkn lyn-
lam.
Brunmlkek-"Bnznlvlmk lndepennlgent" channa Iunlin.
' - ~ ~ - v ~
iI n Paul 1.Ho o n u a l m m q u m u n trlp.' n n posh!- m n I m° '' d ' . } " ' " " " ' " " * " " ' " ' " 'mn ; g n va led ."
" { " " ~*f*'E"°!".°'. "'? .. C nzlr erllond ~*'°'°}~ u . _ _ F ` n » ¢ 1 {{"..»1Inn....Nlt .rhloaa funn lllllr-ma g ne:-Pi ne ~ £0 be SUI* TEAC HERS'
v p n !D v u w u n u n p u s - I r v -\ u u | \ 1 0 |\ r l | u | | u l ¢ |h l l n l W I K I -h x ]a p n n g l , | n q . | | | \ l ,| 1 1 1 1 3 Q L :'' r g 9 4 f g fw i l !b l i n l a n d n m v n d ' »l d ( c r t h i s p l u s .1m m o u r M u n u n J L . .m u - I " " '" " " ' ° ' *"" ° " " " 'a t " "P l u m W a t e r .a n d a s ." ' " 'i n 'n n -C i t y - N e w : m o o n : u g h h m h e r v -
m n . f m u m n u f o r u u m m m ? ~ " " r ° ' £ = ' =G i n n * U P E d m .R ° ° '_ z . - ~'' " ' ° "- f h w l s a b e b u m h e r e .u m m
nublimlnx vrvwwd fm]nx.\mNA1'1oN ones ._-I
I
I
U " " "' " 'u_;;;,,;,'g,;,,,_s1= "1.i°Yill¢ I two *NRI vuitton.I-Iohlein-Hlzhwlan between ¢=°f=irr¢n11 Cb.nu!Glenwood Telephonee m i " - » . »L; in fume et the li n .Anna Goodrich and Herbert CA RD 0 ? THANKS and Xeneuw to be grnaled.Ca.plan to consolidate.
adxuud mbltdpiivli ,|»1.¢¢.Every Herzog, of Raman were Yi-llwn at Alud u- -Hig h line ¢*[""""°t°'|Lincoln-Knights of Pythias ta l
|.n..¢.A .4 ml :L L elm the Funk J enkins Imme Tuendlv We dnire 10 express our [ n h from thi! plate to imap Caly nmnnirn fm ggggggg (nr huiiflinz
Saturday, Jan. 23, 1926
Satunday, Aprli 17, 1926
Saturday, June 6, 1920
Saturday. July 24. 1926.
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" " " " " " " " " ° " ' " " ' " " ' " " " ` " M U _"' - " - - J um tn the many kind friends an-I llinata nltructlon~ 3 Alex Hf;_=_§_=»=-=- Jr. sntonxmed a nhtivea who ,."i,u.,g un at qw iime new dormitory for Banner Couu m m m '° " P " o f ' c huml at dinner Int of the deilh of our heioved father. high aehcoi.
'wnning, th! du bein; hh blnbday.John ll. Bron.We especially *ish Brunllricli-Proposed highway
_.0 __I Ralph Menckl has gone back toltc thnnk than who :ent meh beau pu g through ghiq pine.Roynl 1
_.._.,_.,._-.....-__ ""'}._.
H\ Remnant Salé ~mh u n U »u m m
Another ol the phmeen who built
vv thc Omaha 'llvutoek marker to
: u m a - p ° d u o » » < > f » ¢ m ¢ m m
world hu kinld tho glorlouc cem-
pany nw hu moved au. 'lumen G.
Hutln, had of | (inn dui' hu bun
In bu slnu a lo np r Lh ln mf Fu m-
wy ,un wau d |nudden cn\|vmlh
Cb-iulv lo eontlnul i :mane in ln
work Lhll be hu boen uklug | ! the
An lmn ku w.
I r .m l l r ;John K n h n .of
Kllull (J W , who Mn been vhddng
lun lar mme muntlu, returned za
I-hd: homo today.
' u n m u h u m a - u m a lll¢| _n
nal: c onvention aa ll ru Park. Fra-
un n (h al o ller ln ll a t LM u ma q f
tbl lunenl nml thou who fumilhed
mn music.
The Chlldnn.
NUTICB OP uma;G
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
wumm-un County u .
Onhlrd.nppruved by Federal G
ernment.nu. Cny -$60,000 flllntionpl
plac ed in union.
N¢bmk»'» earn ulimued az
plox.lm|Le\y 2zo,ooo,ooo mm;
Hilmlrellv-Bid: w be received
mrhlnx. xulwfinc- nldiu w Il n ; n m - n n s a n k
lmnlwuk -Ro nd n Iudlnz ua
m
2an A bullnou trip to Chinn.[mont I n t ' N a d u la d an mzluberf C lfri;an In Carrlgan.Atty :In thi Gounl! Court \""§1;.1 u »v»¢¢`",- - H . ,....r --a - R a u l n o r u f o ! h e r e b e i n g
- N e w n r i t c h b o a r d b e i n g i n
l o u l u c h w n o f M o n r o e
1 m-:M far lonnr dun n anon-1 from this viéinlty huended.~" ~ o i m l c o m I
munity, Hi. llanin ind, by his quiet
and well airqewf onlrgy , made for_
I h M i t e f th e E d d !of ° " " " " "Un. Ha rry Vi nc ent at Enthc rvilloji 1 ; ;;B n 1 ;,J 11" heir guveled.
Io n mep ri m! h er p a nts lla. and o ran.k i ":x ~Albicn-
Hn .2. Cutetbur by nrrilng esrlr! ~"'T1-' ifi'_°' __.. 'm _- .. I- .° f:if-1304 in
Sunday morning for a llttla Halt(
Hr.and R m Hanna Back left
Quia morning for awornd day'a viii!
ith Hn .Be¢k'|parents, Rev. andHH. 3. Th. Lund l t Hutchinson,
alinneaota.
Dr. and lin. ilurdoeh ¢num1¢»~
ld ihe Plnochia Ciub ol Wednesday
$ °\enin|¢, there being four tabiea.Da
Iidmu refmeahments wen served by
| the hostess.
g Hr. and Hn. Walter Peleraen,\rho
nme been living in Omaha, are mor
ing b u t lo Blair lml will Dtttip)
ills;llaml Yan 1.1¢w'|home in
northwest Blair.
Oscar Hopkins and Mille daughter
drove lo' Grand Inland to, :ee his
mother,Mn .Sarah Hopkins lui.
Sunday and wa.:glad lu find her
much improved in imma.
The Blair league ha m went la
Fremont today lo play the Ne uh
.
In d e p e n d a n t Te t e ph o n e C o .
S i d n e y - 2 , 7 1 1 ea rl o sd s f a r m p r o
du ct s sh i pp e d f r o m t h i s c o u n t y d u r -
i n g p u t y e a r .
G r a m ]I a l m d - U n i v e n d Pi ct u re s
C o r p o n t i o n p i n n i n g t o e r e c t n e w
th e a t r e he r e ._
H o r d vi l l e - L o c a l st r ee t s . b ei n g g r e
ve ie d.
Grind Island-Beet crop if;this
terHtory promising.
Palmyra City planning to grmel
to n b lo ck s o f s tr e et s, at eo s; of $ 2 00 0
B l o o m f i e i d - - W o r k p r o g r e u i n g o n
n e w h i g h s c h o o l b u i l d i n g .
Hl b . .325, 000 Ca t h ol i c c h u r c h t o
b e co q n t mc t o d .
( ' o : z u l - F a r m e r s Ii l e vn t o r C o m
p a n y t o e r e c t n e w e l e va t o r w e n o f
C o n d el e vat o r .
G r u n t - - ! ` a n n e n s u s e B a n k t o
c o n s t r u c t n e w b u i l d i n g o n s i t e o f t h e
ol d s t r u c t u r e .
O x f o n l - - 'R n t a t i ve p l a n s u n d e r
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~srncml. SALE
§oMAR
Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 2 and~3
$2.45 .zzz
~Chsh and Carry
'v
tiui for first a i m and naturuliy
ncryonc ia .interested in the out-
¢9|l\|.
The B lair fon tball mm tru do-
futed by the Onuha tum Int Sun-
day by n scan of 12-0.The foot-
ball muon hu jsut befgunhand v t
hope they may have better ARB!!!
In the n u r future.
Hr.and Hn .Chu.N.Hansen
b u t completed their mom:for
iuauae ping over their bakery and
an not nicely located Sn them.C.W.Lynn and family haw movtd
Intn the haunt vurntf-1 by the Hm
Plstmnouth--New $125,000 lnfirm
lry building at Muonlc Home fin
inhed.
Kearney (,.ntrsc!.awarded ,for
gravel surfwe twelve blocks.
Columbus-Plans belng drurn for
an holpftll, gg be :re ad by Hut-
un Sisters.J
Omnha-Union State Bank plan
ning to m u new building, corner
19th end 1'ummm streets.
Wymore--$200,000 high school
buiiding,nenring eom|.1et.ion.
0 --Curnenlone laid for new
$22,000 Sl. John Episcopal eimnh.
Leigh--Service station w be ¢on~
atructed.
A land-Work begun on Douglas
Snundera bridge, :cron Platie Hver.
Stratton-New ~llipg station so
be constructed.
Cond-The. new state-aid brhlge
\,,|
Season Opened Sept. 15
Yun will be une ua rnjqy Lhasa gluriuuu tulumn
due in the Relda and woods if you mn out with
good aelluble nuppliu and equipment.
ll U N S :nl s H E L L 5 Shoo(Wlachosur Shot-
n u N T i N u c|.o'rmNa l\\¢"I~||lYd hltilnf pu-
CAMPINO s U P PL! E s Kernl lhll get the gums.
SPECIAL PRICES IN CASE LOTS
The Modal I2 ll | lummarlau repeater mule ni
ukksl steel througimul.Llghl-nronl-perleclly
l||\ll||:ed............M8.S0
Y The Arndt Hardware
i = |nun.nu u l u
Luesl Hunting Supplies ww on Display.
_
I~rnz l z y z z r a1on
tad in mid estate are llereby
rmtified : I m n n the 80th day of
September,135,(korg:F.Bry n
and Annie M. Wilson filed a petition
in said County Court alleging lrnuqg
ether things that John H. Brass, an
lnlubitnnt of Washington,(biting,
Nehnska, died on the 20th day of
September, 1925, leaving no lui. win
und Testzment,and possessed of
Real and Persona!Estate eatimsted
at $40,900.00 and praying for admin
lflntion thereof.
If you Isl!to appear st ni-I
County Court on the 24th :hy of
October, 4925, as 2 o'¢loc.k PM., and
contest uid petition, the Court \\r:1I
appoint George F.Bruu ami_Annie
M.Wilson or anmfother suitable
pcnon Axlrniniclntor and proceed in
a settlement of uid estate.
Witness mr hand and Official Beal
this 80th day of September,I925.
(SEAL)I. c . ELLER.
SB-lt.County. Judge
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o FLOURB\ . / ~
c xwn c u OF C HRIS T
(Corner Lin-coin lml 2nd Streets)
L.H.Camp,Putor
Special Nu k e :- Th e time of al!
evening service: ehnnges to 7:30, be
ginning Od.. lst.
The puter and famiiy ere movin;
w 400 wat Grant atrett this week.
The annual budnen meeting ol
the congregation nmlud in the el
ection of some very capable officers
in Iebwl ua for the coming year.
Prof. Swiharfa smhestra will pkay
rw!!Sunday night.8 A.Vmuler-
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We are clsing out some lines in
Medium and Fleeced Hose,
Chi|¢lren'a sizes..
if Price
Look over our shades in Rollins
Runstop Hosiery at $1.95
Humming Bird Hose at --$1.50
Remember-we have what you want
and will be pleased to show you.
THE Blu STOREW .J .~THE OLD REUABLE
i a -:
A Saving to You
m u g
r|||\1 ¥. 111||;r as
\ .~ f;-.5; . a» 'n oyin J '
~ § m ¢ =.". .»" 'V Z | * \ 1 ` V .1 ~* : =2 /' f ~
F l /A...M ~/g .11 / 2 .QI ~.;,r ~
W I'~1 ~
0 - 5 '1 ¥ 7 ' $ j / s
~~ W
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lender,y t!never obtrunlvo in hlxi
lcldushlp, he ma a p a r t l n mm
fonrud mwlmlnl. hr the gnod on
Omlhl.In tho livutock bhllnkn he
n u among the first.1;was his
ills work, and to it lu devetul boil
mm ml u h m. a n th e md mn h e
auaeeded.Not mnnly in ilu 5:
asmulalion of wealth. but in :aub
llbhlng himself his Hun for ln-
l v w s s
Na one can uacuratoiy estimate
the good tha; oornn from the life
of my mum, but It in cenuln um. no
mu: lives without influlnos.Amino
n-ln can IIN u did "J immy" Martin,
oplnly amngg hi! hllown, genial md
counaoua to all, his hand and his
h u n m r o p e n ,titbosal havin; in-
fluence both bmld ami 6811 ills
:han ln developing the livestock in
dustry in this ac tion was notable.
He had pan ln mans other thlnp
tha;lmr»brought geo-d io Omaha
and %h| nglon around and he made
staunch friend! u ha wont dong.
li o n than this a n scarcely b l
l i d for any mul.Lu a would not
bc fair m Janus a. Martin. who did
l f /A
We are making some astonishing
reductions on a large stock of rem-m
I
ants.-
sam slams frmag, 0Cl. 2
and willcontinue until these rem-
nants are cleaned out.The first
customers have the first choice so
come early.'The remnants consist of
Silks, Woolens, Drapery and
E1;
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lu
i
1 mmf: work in n m.|n'a way
AILINGTON GIRL
Arlington,8691-2 4 . - Hi n Agnes
ll. Llupmsn, oldest dmuhtsr nf Br.
ind ln. J . C. Chaplain of Arling-
n n ind Hamid R Hmdcnon of
Onldn, non of lr. and Hrs. Lewis
1I.Henderson,Omaha flmist,were
mlfrild Ionday evening at 1 pfm
nl the home of Hr. and lim Haber!
Buml, frimdn of the brida.
Ilan (Jupmm has been empioyrd
In Omaha zines her graduation from
high school han.Hin Viola Archer
ul! Dmgald Chapman, brother of the
|..rilh,attended the coude.They
hue gone to huunwping in a Dfw
apartment in Omaha.
The parents of the bride and lie?gtlndmoilifr,Mrs.Barbara Snlm
I
n i n g .F o i l o w i n g a.s t u d y o f n o t e d
c o m p o a r r g . a n i e e p 1 o f r n m w a s p r e -
se nt ed .A t t h e c l o s e o f t h e p r o g r a m
H r s .H e n n i n g s e n se r ve d d a i n t y r e -
Ih ea h me n ts .
M r .a m i M r .A .Il .B r o c k e n t e r -
t a i n e d a n u m b e r o f fr i e n d s a t d i n n e r
- . .\...e Q n ¢ | !\ .T h a n e n i n vi n r t h e
|s a n ;vi s i t .
Hr . C ha s . L am b , w ho re a is i ea in th e
Su t h e r i a n d d i n r t e t w e l t o f B 1 a i r , 3 1 a 1
p t l r c h a s t l t h e ac r ea g e p r c p fr t t f o f
C i y d e A l l e n l o c a t e d o ve r o n Ja c k s o n
st r e e t a n d w i l l m o ve o f f th e f o r m
n e x t s p d n g .
D r . a m l M n .W .F .H e m p t n l l a n d
t r a u o n .Q " i a n
Th e o f fi c i o ! L o a n ! m e m b e r s o f t h e
a i .B .c h u r c h w e r e g i ve n a zlamly
d i n n e r n t t h e par non mge l u t Tu e s
d a y e ve n i n g .Th e r e w e r e t w e n t y
fo u r pr e s e n t f o r th i s fi r s t m o n t h l y
me e t i n g ..
Cl a u d e St o u t . re a l e s ta t e d e al e r o f
Mary Pickford in, "ROSlTA'
MERMAID COMEDY
FRIDAY, SATURD AY & SAT. mA1 ' :NEe
Tom Mix and Tony "Tha Wonder Hone" In
"THE RAINBOW TRAIL"
The Sequel to "Rulers nl Tha Pnrpll Sage"
Cumldy-"NONEVMOON LIMITED"
SUNDAY
ColleenMauraln
FLIRTING WITH LOVE"
ox NEWS. HODUEPODGE and SPORTUUIIT
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
V A U D E V I L L E
MOORE, STEWART and MOORE
Lnten SONGS and J OKES - DANCES. Piunty ol Callledy
0:1 the Screen~Monday und 'Iuedny
Clulr e W lu dmr a nd C u nwny Tu rk m .
"JUST A WOMAN"
Comedy-"THE BELOVED uozov
I WEDNESDAY AND Tr|URs5Av
'Marion Davi s in "J ANICE ME REDITH"
Comedy-Walter mL. In "GOOD sP\mTS°;
COMING-Ha§'old Lloyd in
"THE FRESHMAN"
HI:Lulu!und Create!!
OCTOBER II, I2 and 13
man; lttemled lhc nremnny
nuxrulcz varesron :sum 1-L/nfrl
___
\. | | . 5¢ l s uu u » u ;¢ w - -- ¢ - .,. . ._ ,e d vi s i t fr o m t h eho s p i ta l i t y o f H r .n n d l i n .B r o c k c h i l d r e n e n i w ;
w e n M r .a n d M u Jl m c s K i r b y ,d o c t o f s m a r ,H i s !R u t h H e m p h i l l
M r s .A n n i e Pet ers en,H r s .A B | I| d . a M e n d , A n . S t r a y , b o t h o f L i n
J o h a n n n n a n d M r .a n d b l n .J i m col n,w l w c a m e l u !F r i d a y a n d r e
N e l m n a n d fa m i l y .t u r n e é S u m )n ft e r n o o n .
A fe w : l o u ne i g h b o r s spent.la s t M n . O l i ve e n n e t , o f L o u d . N o b .
M o n d a y n f h m o o n a t t h e J o h n N o m -vi s i t e d a fe w s l a y ; a l . t h e R e v. L . H .
e l l h o m e u a w r t o f a u r p r i n p a n y l f j g i n p h c m e t h i s w e e k .S h e w a s r e -
Te k a m a h ,w u A hardness ca l le r i n
B l a i r E n t B l o n d a y .C l a u d e w a s h o r n
i n B l a i r b u t w h e n a b ° > ' h i s p a r e n t s
moves!t o Te k a m a h w h e n t h e y h a ve
dn c e r e s i d e d .
M r .H r s .P e n a Pe te r; - en , wh o
re si de so u t h o f i i l n i r ,vi si te d l t th e
L a m e o f H r s .H e n r y W o l f f i n l h l s
Boltriee, Sept. 30.--llunlaipgi own.
erahlp and opcntion af the Belirire
de Light and Power plant was
proud by the voter: of tbl c ityynaandly when tiny' downed a pm
pmal to ull th! power Ilnu to lhe
Nsb na h Gu ma E le dr ie Nmplny
bs a majority, of an votes.
The : r u m eontut that prttiwlul
the dilution bmulh|.out a hllvy
'Fl'-fl. 1M bllhtn :ld tntlliing 2320
Th wh was zlivldqd, l,l14 hvorlng
the uk of th! plant and E306 dh
Mary Pickford in, "ROSlTA'
MERMAID COMEDY
FRIDAY, SATURD AY & SAT. mA1 ' :NEe
Tom Mix and Tony "Tha Wonder Hone" In
"THE RAINBOW TRAIL"
The Sequel to "Rulers nl Tha Pnrpll Sage"
Cumldy-"NONEVMOON LIMITED"
SUNDAY
ColleenMauraln
FLIRTING WITH LOVE"
ox NEWS. HODUEPODGE and SPORTUUIIT
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
V A U D E V I L L E
MOORE, STEWART and MOORE
Lnten SONGS and J OKES - DANCES. Piunty ol Callledy
0:1 the Screen~Monday und 'Iuedny
Clulr e W lu dmr a nd C u nwny Tu rk m .
"JUST A WOMAN"
Comedy-"THE BELOVED uozov
I WEDNESDAY AND Tr|URs5Av
'Marion Davi s in "J ANICE ME REDITH"
Comedy-Walter mL. In "GOOD sP\mTS°;
COMING-Ha§'old Lloyd in
"THE FRESHMAN"
HI:Lulu!und Create!!
OCTOBER II, I2 and 13
o.Mn Alice Newell who will [uve turning lrnm n vim "Q, mauve. my lm mm,lm! wmle mm ._R hn .Mln Thesl-|.IR¢v.ml r»..\m x;:.°:::: . 'l°.,, ';£....,J1M for ....::.:";1';'.:1,. .S|1urday.she §;;f,_°;';,;'°;;;°_;;y ;_»;1 me mlulumu||||umm|||||1|||||.m||||m||mm1|||umm||||||nuu|muu||||mmun|||i|u|umm||||||||||||nmmuumu
um! npeclllly for ln. Nonlk, who ld! for Mr home Tuesday.utring is llwnyn out uhm gm xp
""' "°"' F'f""""' w ilu home '°'I Mr. ma un. ou. Elin of Lin- shout.~~
ma n y mourns louln. um in Friday wi f¢"1**"*"i Mrs. Omar Guys: and am, w. J.|=5E
xp p n vlq .Mn .Fred Bugeon in busy zhese'umil Sunday as a gun! of 713I hm~
days hndng some repairs and chan:|tl:er,Judge I.c .Eiler.They k f l
In mad! in ihl residence which she Sunday monndng for Humbolh Iowa
imught n m n w ° "" " "Lincoln share they will vim nhtives rm a
Kooprnsn were both unfortufnnle in
getting bumerl while at thc county
fair lu! week.They were in charge
of the li. E. stand there Ind ln mme'.$ -
m e m . n v x n r m w
Tlilllnn fillinnf il.
w
JUN ATr| A N 5 E
hich will be sold at the unulually §l i k :Hahn Carbon i .vb-iun_¢1|
lllu A lla R- mv- 9 , o f Oma h a ._
J s kn l: Qu u H| hu n tumfd (mm
a uip u his ullvs llnd. Cmhda.
Hmr y ln n k l o f F o n u mlk .~x»
== __== ___==___=_
E ~nr Shells, $1.35 peflaundred '§
N o r t h S i d e S t o r e ° " 3 § 5 ' "~
M 1c_ _ _ l _ L ~~~é
ICC- i|]¢¢`\i»¢`|»»u» ln.| wack or n. j ~ é."i5f"uL¥-»L"""" U llilr-
0 Blair visitor lui 'handq
I r .and l n .Fr k J tnk ln n an d
Ha r a r e ! u n i n mba llonday .Gust Gsmer hu\| =ur¢hns¢l a nur
Chlvr ulli und: for his gn md nil
t m h .
I n 8 .lngeniev and l i m ~
IeBrid¢ von Omaha visitors \'f¢-l
q h y .
A k :Hitehmmx u s moving In
thfii ekkoi tir bw!! on # nt Co lfnx
;1 KéopmanI "\.
JENS NIELSEN, Proprietor
Blair, rmmh, October l. mes
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The
Vanishing
Men .
I n - 1
Richard
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1
II
u n l E § ¢ u l p ¢ - \ | u P f\ u H a a d a l»
u n a I a m wma r u u n l a r ms .' I
u m m m . -w u a h s m e m m lhlnilbl l l
loakod up. -=;;»~°°- bla mllaaid
mana an D1 dh out ol palo N50
m s' i i a w o n u a n vn le o s t xg n a x ln l
d a n n y . "P a i n vlvld h h h n d .
' 1 m n I bottlr - y - u n a8mal|wo¢d,vhoappeardaiazoun|\d.
Hn mu d . h o n vn h d z ' 1 m i n k !
Nn a f a a y . hvln mr h ll x wluma h
lU 1 | |: M - ~' l ' h f ? ' a m a b ! : w b e u a n : u -
p ¢ u Y '
lln d li b n d - u ve - n d mmm# muny mmm Min c ould have as muchnapa.Ba _Ms 'hu lo l!¢h will rv
n h l l l v n l l n u m a n n h n I m r
' r 'ln. Driver.n - a n l u i | | p n g r 7 ln . M ar y Ruenhaum returned nn1* I n Nw Orleans- whc rnur LM Friday from Honlh when dsc vh-
tf li l l¢ d lf '
lldvhra shook an hom mu a ma!Buddha vim a plvoud net.' I l a n '
N - m ~r» zoo" u n I t y o u r u mm r o m i lu ubu n' uled oo wmn . ' ~\ " °' 9° l M1
d n n m mm xh a h m u u h m y
'Bu1del. 1| lor tbl mme!-that Il lm
you to nay.Wharnur la nm ry xoan y o ur ar m- w'~n un mln." ~denrd antwnrofl
'u ra pam any attfnllan xo mm 1n u l d n h e worm n h :_ - i f - - 4 x>
day.No. | l'| laur a-I(Dina rd.W Y N m |k|-M906-in pave); wee h n t o n i v swung,"N u ew'And lo mf uid Pna f d nc xmlnl
had at I-ha E. Quinn' heme for A
weak,C.U.Mohr la!!Sunday lor 1
woek'|villil with his daughter ll '
otlur nlatlvu az Pmnanc .Hn. E . Qu unor and two d aw\ -`
tan ol Hvwalll, Hn. V. w. Ky la and
gnndlmu ol Tarkio, lo.,upon!I-In
latter pan.of dw week wid:Mn .
Nary Rannbamn.
Ralph lhnhall of the "C£nla su"
ranc h at umm, a D»1 Sunday
and wlll remain thin wed with his
led through Thu summer and early
fall in comparison nf dry Inu vid:
pu iu r u o f " Ha ul ki n ds .l o n u f
Lhlm han bein on full hed although
some of them have been on \ tlgm
grain ndnn.
The College will have tha nwrh
ol me mu c ompleted to aku-ibune
lo lhs vldlors al Uzeldbc unlon rm
ganllng each last ll given.
Ramunber I-bl day ll Friday, Oc
tober Bird.A h u d y many are plan-
ning to xv. and it ls hoped tha; Wuh
iugmn c annzy will ham az lout fu-
ty feeder; there._M m m .Mr and Mm c . A ~Ma r - : I TA L Y ma n s i s m n . -
-h»IL WAY xz1.ncm| \='|cA'r| os
Rad it ~ in The Enterprise Blair, Nebauh. 'Dctobir 1, 1925 Q ' - - r n : n n x m u s z -P a n S in n
Blair High School Talller
BL AIR. Ne 8 R As x A, OC TOB ER 1 . | 9 2 5
8. ln seeking nppnlntmml-he :uh ldv. l ttlo.,wuz]Appmximlhly 100 mile: of Ho-
lhuuld be nporlnunllh md (dr.Zion hut. i Ind., Supplies,19.88 hruh mad:will be gr lvd ld y n4. Betwnn the t u d u r and dw Mn . lo hn nn l V nn un , Da m-Ithla full u | result a f M u w b -
Qvneni wn or vimlu lnnuve o!~m l .575-°0,'~l11=\=M M I I I lvl" | °d~0°1~\=\=¢-I
fldaln tha n slwdd bu fu ll a nd Uo y d A NL Tu m wo rk .20.00\\1n the flven for c omldenblo mv
: m m m m ln a m é ma c o o -pen I on mo li a n d uly ma me carried ln d ln g .
Elkhorn Valley League
Base Ball
BLAIR
Nqrth Bend
Blair Ban Park
SUNDAY,
Oct. 4; 1925
Game called n; 3 o'dock
COME!
School cloaed Thunder aftemoonhuman noe.
In order to permlt he pupils to ar.
tend the Washington County Fair.
I'rom the hm crowd on time grounds
it appeared as Lf ail the Blair child-
ren were present..
The Blair city echoola received o
fume shipment of U.S.Hinnrical
mapa,a glftf from the Watemen
Pen Company.
Coach Hooro ia working his high
adlool football team hard in preven-
tion for the Winnebaao zama.The
We moat think of the; fame and
not oursdvee.That lame la loot in
which one member of the team meek:
his own aloof The unity of all for
amounted to little more mm a prac-
tice fame.Frunblee and arly eca-
ron bone: proved costly to the Blair
ltea and they brought home the little
and of a 13-G acore.Hoodie haa a*a alngle cause. each olerine his parti feat aggregation this year which'
for the general end, ia the condtion
without erhidt no rame is won.
Chivalry, the surrender of aelf, ohb
dienca to the law um holds the team
together-these things new untow-
ly with every gamerlre P!|Y¢ and we
ahol-lid charlah them as a part of
.welgha 166 pounds to the man.
Captain Hillman played a whirl-
eslnd game on the defence and is
working out well at c enter.Larson
appears to have good poaslbllltlee as
a tackle, and Sublet played a good
game at mend.Brewster was th e
Bama D. v. 1|.-s rm na f or Bw on semi tion.'uw Ri tc mmm' l= Cul ~~'Mm! '°°' nmnlu have hun moe-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~.b '" ' "" " °ze ent "__e L _'___ __f .___ ___.._|~.»' r o ' m s P n o r s s s lo x.#G J E , m ,, ,, ,; ,, ,d _ th ey wff li llw so s mm u u f f br o n tn n d e r
" _ " " " " ""1. The teacher should atapd for lowest ,M hidden.'from Colorado Spring; of the general
er.. highest Ideal: of educational;On mo ti o n d u ly ma d e a n d W I O I M o f th e Weatarn Publk Bee-
aerrioe.the Board adjourned to meet Tues-company.
2. He rhode!recognise that work'acll done ie in itself partial re- der. Oct. °";Ngg;;- C_ gAB»r1N
oompenae for 311| labon._|County Clerk.
4. He ahould maintadn an open
mind toward d l forma of pro-.feulonl pngreaa,INDUSTRIAL NOTES
4. ln bwneae relations his con-|duct should , auch aa to dlgnlfy The electric company at Columbus
;,;, profcaaion.liakoa full charge of the water bual-
# llc should perform h u daily i'?3f.°¥"?'*_?ff°I:.§El'3"fP.i'L° Iii'
It is expected that the new electric
plant at Bloomfield will be operating
by early ednter.A $50,000 bond
um na purc hased by a lonlbank.
A new atvimmlnf pool will be ooo-
atn.\ctedatSerlbner a t a c o a t o l f
$8,000 by a conetructlon wmo lo r
engaged in that particular work.
BLAIR BAPTIST c uuac u
Arthur T). Rrnallaf. Hlnlltar
Little old Italy kads in alec trl?
Winnebuo is nportaei £obe strong ourselves.We should be staunch lm!uant consstent baillugger on the:
this year but we axpect Bhlr to hun loyal and true;our ecmndea must Binh line up.The fathers who phy-.Sunday, October, 4, 1926.n better telm.lbe sbl¢.to rely upon us.ed were:llnnhail Wilkins,IZvontz will 31
The f i n ;"pep"meeting of we Eepecialiy should we be good Ioi Lamb, Hermm Simonaeq, Eimer Ru Work.
:rear urn held lit Wednesday.Stun ers;we should yield the pslm wit]mussen, Harold Carlson. Dil! Rnnrfn'
10 mm. Thi Sunday School.ThoInuvly elecud Supnrinundenl. um
V i ;was eleded yell leader and
Everett Tyson flrat aaeletant.
eommitlee was also appointed
\.aite some new yells and :onsl-
The delinquent ands for both
lngh echool and the grade: ere
ing sont out this week.Parent! who
recieve such oanle' ehould make it a
point zo oooperate with the tuglnere
for the welfare o! their children. We
believe it is better to ald a falling
pupil than to permit a pupil to ren.
There card! are eent outgur l'three
vreeke to inform 1~ent.ethat theirghildren must ell' tbtlr g rade s in
order to peas their work.
A
_to
the
M .
A new weekly magazine leml then \ a _.n _ . r _ . . . . . u I -- ; ¢I , -Q A # l n
l
gre-oe and cheerfulneae to a victor
who has played the wo e .lea vlll
haggling; lnwlzing and quarneling
to meaner souls,and not spoiling
the temper of the game by claim-
ing doubtful points or insisting dn
little rights.We mort not nraln the
rules of a game eo that the keeping
of them breaks the spirit of them.;ie lhould be willing rather to lone
e thousand games than win one by
the shadow of unfairness.When the
time corner,ae it cornea by all
games,when nobody eould see If
your blur were uniejr, you will be
glad to know that your loyalty is
a.bo\e suspicion, and will do the drlu
eLl . . . . . . ._ _. . . . . r . l . | . .. . . .. .1 r . . t . e . . I . . . . . n . . \ .
I r a m l l l l t n u i u u n w r l r p i l l y a i I r .e u r o !u s z f . m 1 P o r t e r ,T o m W i l k i n s o n ,A r -c o m n n s s r o u z a s P l r o c l z s m n o s h u m a n a t n n r m l r e l o n l l n e u m v m
v i d u m m m .I r v i n ' r i l d e n a n d E a r l f m . ,f c u r r e n g f r o m c m :
v De n e u e e o l l t o n t i n u e d f r o m m r m r ;| m p m r t o S c o t i a .T h e l a t t e r p l a e e
3 - : ° § § ' f § i ` f . ' l .' l ° r " § } 'f l ' . f L ° . = ° " $ ` . I f f J e n a . \ n d e r e o n ,L ( l l k f o r P w r .w i l l b u !e n e r l y e r r r h o l e e a l e a n d
i n i t r u m o r e d t h a t c m h M o o r e i n J o h n l l u n c h a m ,e p u t y s w a n ,
g o i n g t o m f C a r l s o n o u t a t f m t *P o s t a g e ,.
S o m e c h a n g e s w i l l a l l o p r o b a b l y b e S .w .( h n m b e r e ,S e m o e e * N *
n u d e l n t h e l i n e a n d i t i a l w m l t h a t c i a l e l e c t i o n ,
l t w i l l b e a m u c h s t r o n g e r t e a m t h a t D l l l y R e c o r d ,P r i n t i n g f o e : p e -
w i l l j o o r n e i f t o W i n n e b a g o t o p l a y 'c i a l e l e c t i o n ,
m e : m u m n e x t n e c k ." ' : . f ' ;3 ' ° * * ~S u p p l i e s f o r
3.00ldiqrlbute over l u present system
m b u t will dlecarxl the old oll endno
plant.
1090 It in proposed to Spend ten million
Idollara in Heine to harness the tide
meters in the Bay of Fundy.Aa
the tide resides the empounded ura-
irra will be released affording pour-
er that la eatlrnated at four times
the capacity of Muscle Shoah.
The development of available wa-
ter-poerer elle! ln other etalee hae
o u
e 10.00
I C.Eller, Court. coats,55.00
Farmers Co-op.Union,Sep- eW hat le mean t by the exp readon iurfqm c*Care for
fnlle momenta?A moment,as we poor
idle Memento
90.20
20.00
e::hh tlroe.Let ue be present in
large numbers to wish her luoeeu ae
she taken up the dutlee 'of her office.
ll a.m. Homin; Worahlp.Sermon
eubieet: "Our Father."
12 Noon Cdebretlon of the Lord'a
Supper.
6:30 }'.lI. Baptiat Young People'a
Union.
7:80 PM. Evening Worahlp.This
will be a men'a meeting though *NIT
one la oordlally invited to be prneent.
Sermon qlbject:THE MINISTRY
O? GOOD MEN.
Prayer and Praise eervloe n e r r
Wedneeday evening et 8 mt.prompted Nohraalq electric eornpanI _Attention ia wled to _ug M y
" ; " ¢ ; ; ; :r t _ __.-Ur ol anion.
. g . ' ; ;§=2 : : : . : : ,~;::' ..z.°.:.
{ " » . . ' L 1 ? . ~ £ J !d "I.|1||, of
i s h u n d only s I l l a w§ §»'§=f.==1;=;a§ea'=L==°;1aa=f==
o others.or 5{»'i' ;aa::: ?§.'1'¥~'.'.1 =-:.~:f
su to moot qv l l 90. al(looting mg £5 sa t o ' m o n
or o zuan; boa pl Innloh 3.
'I would in you :nov ar omer 1|'nun c ounts,I would be grntdolf'lnmllwood hunted.Oni; tbl!! hll
flltor vu nt the door did be ny, withA Ilmchod-on hulk: "OL by no ww.
nuttbovola mab c ln pc d nc teoo dt-
u m '|' i te n n b o a b u a d l a o ta b r lo u t uno : as concerned." answered rms.
"Bm an tho om: muse bo then."The other mn was reaching for Bn
§¢ mppm an me or ana ac use D°\>=°n»f r rnou n lo tthor g y - a s o ne wou ld Mn. B. F. Cook of Scribner wu e tenancy o tram x h e d d n \.
an 1 on back.'-3.-. 4 awry!" to ma." A tu d l ll ,.f.i.' " § I '._"°"§~»°",\"°'1'i','L.of Rone lsrft this s horrible photo
i n : n u r M of me-q :mu an gl nary --ax _.Omahg spent the week-and with r.M ___'f I bu QD ¢ W d f o . m f 'un gh,u|:::Piano 1 sister,Mn .B.F.M u n n .my ea z l. very £004 liloenolI
mama ¢»n»1ama.and Mr. ling ua.
" B l i n d I f | g f ; u r mn - a t g g llr. and ra. John Aideraon ofi f I c a n I 0 " 'S u t h o r i a n d l e f t M o m l l y f o r I l l i n o i s , g 0 ~
u n _\ . -. . -o n | ¢_ . . - -A - . . . . . . n . . . . | . . .. . l | - __I . . - I - I u | ¢ | }u f f f h M r n n d :xo o=o ii
1 -m w n a n mtx rum mz v i m a n w w u l i w ! ! n u i t 1 - u n a p v r l n l i l u u u w :I n u m ' i l l s » - - --- -° * " " " "" '. H i n '" "' V i D e w a r 'a m a n t o n w t h e m m m m g b o l a o r t h o a n * m p .E .w, ; ,| , ,I l lIy a a l l n h l p t h I n l l d l b u r n s H O T ! ! !i l l l i f l a ln r J ' !c u .H i a M a u d e M u l e r l .o f 0 m a h a o
1
u » ; 4 I n n w a n a b e ;1 9 5Io r 1 | i l l r r f »4 ¢h \ ° z » r P r o m : n a p u b l l s h l n h e w e n ! t o o u ° ' 1 ' | ; | ; g n m . " u l d n m ." 1 n m sp e l l .g h ,we e k -e n d a t m e h o m e o f '
an su__.I \ l
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n 1o.oo iu to make n very unful gu|\r¢y:D!L|.l\!l¢ an our annul.; nrwm-n ohilh school libnry.Zi. is l fine
I t is 1 cold bicmded the fint Sunday in Oetcber.
Lhemaucz.'The puter :manly nppneialn tho
1 Loup 9¢gp1¢ are "war demonstration of ioyulty on tht pu!
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30.70 I n m n n e c t i o n i f n su it ab le clo se- in
l o c a t i o n u n b e f o u n d .u r
10. 00 Th e q u e n i u n o f e x p e n s e o f o p u s -
n . . .nl elm..1n\\nI»|nl\|\| || rh £r B l l l l t
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d l v n i h i s d a p u i u r e , t h o a m n d l n e o
o u t h e S u n d a y o f h i s aboe ncn.i n d
th e m a n y sxn re sa ia ns o f s y m p a t h y
o n t h e o u t o f t h e m e m b e r s h i p o f
Plie1\,
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and ;:;" :n" ;°': ;mn' ° " ° * ' " ; : . ':',§ Haurive Hehnna, shmrr. Ex-ccnsldered and citizen!are »rgu=¢'»n¢¢un¢¢m¢m during than din-
i.a only too zrue in regard so man Q, penae,_4_M.00|ior connection wilh a !.r|,nsmlulon'r u m " M u n Hin:ksmilh wk..B9.65.i£n¢.{"Do you undenwul what is meant.
other departmenu of the state.Oversized the Nebraska High School l)ebn\in;§.mm.
Over Mileage
Penowly npnking, 1 da," mia
ii... :|h| Blllr \l|||l aehwl mm lllll.I! N aim ml In th ».......'1..¢...|.¢...IIll1`1.|"`..`»...L'I ~ ¥r"°"-mee*Iiliéinu Ft. noa|'C¢_s||lll CII.: "dlaldon u 'Ire Ilalsl loinw in the :':;..::.:.. Il .......,.;";:..'a.."..1.."-s.;N. 1~1 Noyes, uaaun,mvu mm wm lxwllu 1; W Rllvullllv ...,........,..-..._-,_Peter M. Tyson. Com.work,will be given 24-hour urvice.phone.-W uhington Star.
Council Bluffs.The following Commercial students
ure assisting in Supt. D. v. Hasi¢r'~=
office:hlarthn Slert, l..aFerne Taft
and Helen Siert.This actual office
experience will be n great help l.°f
them when they are ready for post-
tions in the business world.
The Dana Normal Training stu-'dents have started their observation:
work ln the Blair city schools.
Ar this season of the year when
the corn ls approaching rnsturlty,
the Agriculture class finds an ex-
cellent opportunity for the study of
corn, such as Selection of Seed Corn.
elation of Moisture Gontent to theR.Value of Corn, The Leading Varieties
and Types of Com.The Home Economies Class is mak-
ltearn, ln the boat race, in the tug
of-trar,we shall give back to the
nation a hundred-fold the talents en~
_tntsted to us.Thus, there grows up
in us with our visa' that part of our
life which makes the difference, as
the years go hy,between the men
who help a nation on and the men
who pull it back.If are are loyal to
our team, to our school, we shall be
lloyd to our town and to our country.The very beginnings of patriotisrnlie
lin our games.
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(~|_gA};ATHLETICS HELD
i HIGHER THA N vz c r o n v
The chamber of commerce of slay
Center,Nebr.has taken cognisance
of "clean athletics above victory" lnlx l be d in an ll`.f. . i . l , Z ~ . . . l f " "e '| Z'i2."{"'.l2""l? resolutlon, adopted at a
Pupils were neither absent "°'|n °°R';$: 0 L U TwN " "-
tnnly ln' the following grade rooms 3°1;ltesolved Th lte f thc'
_s slast creek.Mies Bunn, first udnlltlhamber of Commerce of Clay Cent
\l'ednesday,Lllas Roberts,
grade-bionday and Wednesday;Mrs.
Schmidt,fourth grade--Thursday;
Misa Llclormaclt,Sth A--htondsy
end Tuesday; Miss Bcrtelsen, 5th B
---Honday lllul Wednesday:H n .
xhmotmn, sm ll--Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday; Miss Burke, Sth A
---Wdneadsy.North W a n l- Mi s s
Davie,ist and 2nd--We\lnesday;
lllss Lippinc ott, 3rd and ith-Wazb
needay and Frlmlay.
'TlIE u o xm n 0 ? ' m s \PLAYING FIELD
m- an
llany of the great lessons of life
come from the games are play in
youth.The first consideration ln
all games is to lay the foundation
for a full and splendid manhood and
aornanhood.We should beep,as
one of the mottos of our outdoor
hfe, the thought that a noble rniml
llves in a noble body.
We should play a game for its own
rake,never spoillng the spirit of
all true games,nor lowering the
dagnlty of all true manhood,by
Plsrins' lt for profit. at the expense
of somebody else.
ler, hlebr., in regular meeting assern»',b in t express our whole hearted sup-
port of the athletic department of
the Clay Center high school and here
by slgnify our earnest desire to see
a thrirlng athletic department in the
'Clay Center high school and the
development of our high school 'boys
Iinto cleqn sportamanliko athletes;
and be it further
Resolved, By the said chamber of
commerce,tba;although realising
the impedance of developing win-
ning teams In onler to maintain the
public interest ln atbkties,yet be-
lieving that the mental and physical
'development and _dlnzlpline of the
irrlnning teams,we hereby express
our earnest co-operation and support
of the athletic coach,faculty and
school board in any reasonable :lla-
clpllnary measures taken to enforce
training rules in said athletics, in-
clodlng the suppression of profanity
by the athlete on the athletic flelul
and smoking by said athlete on or
off the athletic fleld.Passed in the regular meeting of
vial,fruitless thoughts are idle
thou|,l1!,s.To a certain extent, then.
ilay-dreaming is time spent unprofit-
ably.
A favorite expression among high
school students ls " I don't have
time."That espresslon ls not exactly the tnrth, for students basle all the
time there ls.Those who make fre
quent use of that expression nee-rl
tn onganlse their schedules so that
there will be no waste of time-no
idle moments.It ls so any for the
tired student to let his thoughts
wander aimlessly.Then,after his
mlnd's short vacation, It ls hard for
ir to accustorn itself to real think-
ing.Students excuse themsehres by
saying that, when thoughts are wan
dering, the mind ls being g a
rest.But is it?Doean't the rnlnd,
after its brief indulgence,have to
labor twice as hon! to hrlng lts-elf
back to thinking again?Psycholon
giels tell us that the mind needs no
rest excepting sleep..
The Teacher'a Code af Ethics
Ile who teaches slaoudcl have faith
la his calling and should believe in
boys and girls.The expression of
this faith involves s flee-fold ethic
al obligation:|
I. To SELF!t. The teacher should"be neat and
cleanly in person and ol noble
mind.2. He should be faithful in :he ills-
charge of duty, able, after closest
self examination, to respect him
self.
s. Ile should seek to Improve In
all qualities essential to one who
is to direc t and mdlfy the lives
of others.n To THE CHI LD RE N.
t. The teacher should always be
courteous, kind and sympathetic.
2.11lo should respect personality
and seek to discover and develop
the abllltles and apaeitles of each
8. He should train for citizenship,
September 14, W25 |lneulcatlng respect for l u i and
High School Opens Foot-bd! Season
order, and the habit of obedlence
to properly constituted authority.
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Mines Mary and Edith William1
:-nd Alisa Wilma Conifer were din
tc l guest#of Mr.and lilrn.\\=l!
lleckmeycr on Friday evening. "
Dr.and Zslrl.R.A.Davies uni
Mr. anal Mrs. G. I. Pfeifftr matureI
zu Waterloo on Friday when Lhej
attended the Douglas county fair
Mr. and Hrs. Henry Pharrm. Mr,.
F. E. Webb. Mrs. llulda iiubie and
daughter Fairy,spent 'nrumtny m
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in a manner that insures over~mileage in service.Have your
car equipped today, and start en-
joying greater driving pleasure.
3ox3 - - - $8.2530x34 _ _ _ 9.5032x4 . - $19.15
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ha d l o ok e d a t P el e r Ine r ed u lo u st y b u t
h o h u i u l d . " ° Y o u 'I l b u t z o u k h i m
o r h i s w i fe .Z u z n d o n t n n d : h u t h e n
a n f u r w i t n t l l w l fq r t h e i n t o In ADVERTISERS
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THE ENTERPRISE
Get the same cut service as the
. . . big city dailies . ; .
For years we have furnished the best cut
and copy service that is on the market and at
absolutely no cost to the advertiser.You not
only get the advantage of cuts free but you may
also reap the benefit of ads written by the best
ad writers in the U. S.
This service is the best in America and has as
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Years ago we saw the hand writing on the
wall and made our selection from a wide field
leaving the poorer services by the way-side. Money
buys any of these different services and we had
iirst choice."
\me Enterprise hugs me culs
the advertiser pnya for the space in the paper at the lame rate
as for other advertising.A new selection of cuts and advertis-
ing matter each month.
This service speaks lor ltself
The Enterprise Leads, others follow.
m:e:':!°:.:§:-':.:ea-life.-1~§1-:es L .....2"¥.E'Il'E.. |...'l|.I°.... n; " '\|u l '\ b \ | I l \l l g m "I I U I H I I' 3 3 ,m v 1 a 1 l !' g ; ~ » | f ° _f l a k ' " 1 " ' l r
m f . .d l n u g c a r z .~ l i a n s i z r d
o r p l a n a l l n a .T h !U r n z n o r u nf a n h i e r a n d B r o m m u m .|
c an -r| :n xt - Bu n n f i n s Pourno rper rua the msrnr 011| symbol.11° nt hor protntni on lad nn-in I of lnanr ho +=~-;;»-- ha -JSI' go
to mute: am! aol" 1 0 mum1.1
Ar r a n xl: - on n u vo y i li m-are '."::'='.::' F..''.2" mf' ""~°:*ronlzn LM. =i hor §»§?»'}¢§."aZ"'' ;
mi a lm x 1:-.\1|Phome FL ., mi.»»<f»-J:an 1.='3I1'52
: s q u n w . .` - - .. _ _ . .. . . . .- W -than inn than 1| no dldrid ations"
who :maid pt' any thing out of trol
nnminnliun rxeqat tfldonn."
Upon | mullnrlatlnn of thla -again!!Pour had c hosen mt: hi mln with
wo china.n pompadr.-ur nl m m m
abou a broad iw. fue uhh tulle ml.non nag mouth prickoé Into sz an I!
by 1 polnl of l Dthtll; (0 hlm Petit,tqlloaring the appointment i n hid
made, usted his pmbiem.*Where an than ac cvunuf' sshd
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.visited Inst.week at the home of
her parents,hlr.and Mrs.Fred
\Ir¢ber.l Mr.and Mn .Allan }\§cl'iar an-I
n .lunday lva nln g, Mm Ho Ha l ed s w h 1n i n a la : ly wn h m a y Fanning *',§""'_; °f; Ogg ' m i d 5 ;"> a
1 e ..nrfo o azloIUI-l G 1 m aRslmnd 1"¢.'l¢..|.. Hawr srk ¢'L.'f,z Leonard Hammlng of Daykmgame
nm nn a S a n us ! lwo ltA g | In ll on Monday and will "I W " du r in k
02|Hutleaning Llfo of Hts Own the fllr.
Kind.I u .:ml Mn .M.D.Newell rc
uE Arndt-Snydeg' Motor Co
BUICK MOTOR CARS n
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"'l ' zmdtrdllu f th at m aol onlymlmnin a eoandlon vnu Brennan;
nz undertake mmmllltougmd pus:rpm tochnlnl qu ld lo u ma¢ma»!
nails!Smsllsmods smile was oI'-the kim
um mpc on md o d ith a n umm
y . . _ . . u v - -- , _ -___ .___fur n gmrmlnd.
.ta he turned the plus marked by
Pun: he bqln to utlu c huchu. c hlclm bdin-eu nu mm. lacrnulag its
a p o e d u i l g d u a g a p n u mu a l o o vmourn pu!! tutor and fun: :hcl zu
huns n lrlin 85104."'\\'hats mu (rfd|2 Account :|:.n.rhe lniwzna under an mmm.
°"I1m'| me vm tha!oc e a n muohm." slid Pour.
| & | l \ ]l l l u l o v v y i n a - v u q n u n .¢ u \ |g m ,DOW-olh lh ll mulling hgq
4|-um s nn drank! of disgust.. PoorPcnnlnton.lnduaulanl.lrrtpwaci-abil. mrrvllhll For dl his pllnn so
mln: God: Inf Ill hh Iubon no negr
ar to mankind.lu n n u n n r n l n u
ma Ml. eniarud hla noni; Peter wasnrtaln lim if un inner mmm full,
comm!! nas good duhln; higlany nh-
bonf he would be a batter man.
Ho wondnod what 111| uucmufni
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w.\sznNc1*ox coU:~mf
FARM ll1?REAlI N0'!`E.°\
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Hornby, Sept. 28th, was iha Hn»
:inn I'ly I'rn data tor W ashington!
County.Wheat sown afier this da
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~wheny ou c ln¢etnh1ghq ua1ity Prelt-
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Prnt-0-Lite prices nuke: zmknowu. int-
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"A b o o t . " st d ? d ¢ » ¢ .
" W h a t M u i ?
" T h e E x p i o n t i o u s o l h l h n C u -
b e 1 | t h e M a l w a r e D a n n )H o n t g
t h e * h u h a w r y . "P a i r n n h t m g
a r d w i t h t h e i n d i a ." 1 s u n t t o M y
I P i r h f l c u p s . "
l m a n . ¢ o o = | m o n h u h e a d h o m l d !
s n r i m u s d t h a n l o u m a n i m w i t h ¢
l d u p n u l i o n f o l l m r e d b r u s e u m m
l h l m c r n a i l s .
l l d q a r d d r u m m n d w i t h h h m a h
m m G n n r l i p u a u t h a d u m
" I t i n c h i b n ! va r . " h i a n l w u l c l d .
" ' \ - - i h t i n y o u u i d . "
'B u t y o u u r n n o t a u r a ?\
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i n d ! w s t o n t q l |.a.h1.| milk.To b g
m n t o w a m l d h a n t o c h i c k m l m
t h e u : n m i l u n s In m o I n n ! e n u m ¢ »
vh l n c e .s o m e n g : u n a m e S u r u r -
i a u u h a u n t .'h m Xl ) . vu a p r i va t e
!n.d lvl du¢ t."
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th l ng al o of*
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p r vh u l o n l l m n w o u l d a ; i f h e i m g - |
z u : n a a r r m r n m i n l b u d u b j u . - |
In p r a d a ; l m u t h e S e a h n a i h e y a l l
t n u n g r e a t h a l l w i t h t h e i r N R M n d
wa t c h e d c l u b ma m b c n dl d e t u rn - a n d
t b l !! l i o n s , l i k ! ¢ l } l ) e p l l ¢ g h o s t s ; Il l
I n d e e d t h a t P o u l n n m m w o u l d a n
u ' In p u i l o d o u t m u s n t o m u l r p m o i
a s i n u n s n m n t o d t o d m a n d m r : o l
M l m l n w i t h i t s b l r f f l .Th e r e as o n
th a t Pet er d l d n o t d o th is w a s b t
ca na o wh e n l'em ¢i u ¢1 nn h ad ui d. " Yo u
I n a £001 zo e m r s u m thin g,"b l
w i l d b e m n : h u h i s at to rn ey v u
n g a ; a b o u : u .
W UI U B r u n l p u z l u u n g : l v l l l vn l susHe s s i a n f i r n u t h a r ve s t t i m e .'r m »
i n f o r m a t i o n is t h e d h n d re su lt s o f
In ves t i ga t io n s o f P r o f.S w a n k .E n f
o m o l 1.o f t h e U p i x g n i t y o f N e
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M a n y l o u o f steers,h a i fa r s a n d
h o g s w h i c h h g vu b e e n f e d o n p u t u r e
d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r a n d fa l i w i l l b e
t h e c o m e r o f n t n c t i o n a t m e A n
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hy. W e have a 6ma Cotumhil ig_mm |'or rubber can for as low us 311,95 n 11
O u r g n m é a a r e o u r o w n l e m m a I n
n o b l e th i ng u .T h a p h y l n g f h l d ls
I -.|..n\\.ah.;l l n l n.||\nn|n f n f l .l l !
z u m T HE C O H HU N ? Y.
1. The teacher lhoul demonstrate"ll vm ills I In u um. " bl um
unduly u ll M bon me nllhl of all
num" mules-1n| "wa ml nun -xx
u n v m nn bowl: Antirnm. an:npr rvllnor. nwud \ ww-'rm lxan l hlwnod so naw,x :panned
tl: llh nr y Pe rh lvt I l wlll u n I
y u r ?' A wa l. " I A M mu .' H n l o n *"A will." nomm smelhmod. c lan
su h u ' Y u u u mmm: w n | \ Nl| .u n a n h l n u m' I Ow n ( u I A M h e F UN D a n
llllf wi n o n u r Ou lu u L N wa s
uv-TI QI I om \ ll°G'lM» '£ me PQ!
tm- un.hrmps An un ynu. nhl'
'No," Nnllid Pflll - w m d o y u
o u r~| nn :hu lmao no who md | nl-sm bu pm c an paper and nrlunlndor than nu ns | | ¢ _c ¢ple d uns
h||a~rm.n|n l r l n by fu n lllln y lu mr me a n n u l n mo l s w o
u n n Um nmol:und Plvlr vealu r n ; m n u n . , n v u n m n u m mD lu l mm;Did y o u mu n aun t-
mnr- : IM! 1 abo und mn'" 0 \ . u . " u l d P ¢ : .- m u n u a .u n m u n z u w u m n m m b a
me m b n n wu s : n b a ! mn m n
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ARLINGTON NOTES
lm ln mn .Sept.2 4 . - m v .» a
an-. w. c . Driver nr mnumu. Ohh
u ma l u : : n k md wn l vh h Mo n -
d u with Rev.l r .Drlvu '|.s w- .
I n . J , F .A u u h b k w and RM.
N r . A m n w m r .Rev. Driver nee\|~
phd me Cmgngallonnd pulvln M
Sunday md will l¢\\11 this mmlnl
Sunday.Au added l a w n of thu
n r vle u w i ll b e la i k b l Rav. ud
rwvlcunl Collen. in uncoln. Fzldnr
Ocular 2314.A n ln p n vln u Y u n
pvroet c lout and sudnn gnu pawn
hu han aampand vrilh dry nlhlfu
u a h id d lh n h c lld c a m fo r f u
lenln| :inn and Munn sn IN num-
mer uma.The c omplrium balvoen
nu n u n d h e lle n wi ll xp i n b a M
ln u n a l l n l u m a n l w r m u w m h
h a n h m n m I n p n vl o u n m b v
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of ed|.|ca!.Ion.'°
2. u¢"»h»uu identlly himuii aes
isely with dvic and social inter\\
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built M;they a n biuoned u in
Inter:of H n over every play in;
field worth walking on.They a n
among the nlrlnt thing: in lhe world
and they will l u i as long u the
:trlvllc d no Rosalie.n o u n . i l not
ia tha c onlorenn this 5ur as they
are playing thru five year men who
a n ineiigible under the confennee
w b Consequently the conqurt
1. Thi teacher ahouldbecourteoul.appreciative. friendly and frank.
2. Ile should ztimulale ncientific
inquiry.and should fnely share
the fruits of his ovrn lnvestigliion an
». .,.,.,§??f'@~>u,...___Blair. Nebruiu. October 1. 2925- T B Ih e e m o o
M ROAD NEWS
a n m ! l
Hr.and Hrs.Henry Beard and
ln e n d li n . B y r o n i i e e o d e n d e o l.
spent Wedneeday in Gmeha with
friends.
lr. end Hn,,Cllf1on Alaleraon. of
Bla!! were Sunday dinner gums ez
n o hire llrdler home.
an-t 1.c .Cintsuneeo.of Bldr
vlailld her slaughter,U n .R.ll.
Zreaeen tide week.His Roth Glnke spent Sunday :It-
eanoon with Irene .ileCoy.
llr. and llra. lation Dlnney and
ehlldnen, of Tehmeh and llre.Ire
Denoey, of Colondo Svrinn spent
lll be urlth ?I»ere Friday *2nd, Ruole Rothenberpr,Arlington.¥1lLL PLA OFF THB TIE GAME the nrinninj atrqk.
The next meeting er +,Battle Johns on Oct. 8.|Ed | ABlll°l\t and .dnl F1°1-.{;|» Lauren Bi ff lh Kennarvl..i Both m m have won eighteen
..f
ernoon.Dr. and Hrs.A. J . Smith exam-
i m o n children off-hw Pleasant
View .am on"l'ueeda$f 'rm weredinner guests at the E.C.Lippin-
lln. Andrew Brengeerd and Dori: ence spent Wednesday af n et ,Woodrow Blffar,~Jean were vleitore at the perentnhltho August Ladlmen home."|Baby Bee! Steerg
Jones Blomblrl home Honday aft-Norma Hallman. who le attending lat, Lealle Thompeon,Bldr.Arlington high eollool,:pong the 2nd, Sarnmy Stewart,Kenoanf
week-end with home folks._|Baby Beef Helfere
Mrs. Bulls Hengedoht and hmilr let, Leonafd Hiller. Kennanl.
spent Sunday at the (Darla Kohl-2lli»Gl¢lI '!11omoeon, Blair.
me n h o me u Ha mm f3rd, Lauren Bilfar,iienoanl.
ltr. and Mn. August erkhoff viii Cell showin: Contesteott home-1'h| Cum1n¢City aehool made as
,W d showin:at the fu r.hevinrnontheletprleefor the general
aehool work. twelve n z pr im an d
.11 n o prize!on indivrldull work
Tbey reoetved H2 in prize money.u -...A M n Jonas Hlo mllf l
Item!Son-day evening the Louie!Beet iihmrmen of Club Calf
Alparetedt home at Hooper.let, Leonard Hiller, Kennlrvi.
Mi n Irene Holzman loan! =he,£»n. Rollo Allen, Irvington.
weeek-end in Arlington, while ettencb 3rd, Sem Stewart,Kennerd.
ing the Weehington county hir..4th, Patsy Allen,lrvinnon.
Walter Wachter,Albert. Lltllman 5th, J.C.Rhea,Arlingtonme Irvin Holtz:sen were omm on-1 s o m e c w a
{Cont!.noecf from pqe one)
which so unmereifully whipped them
before.They will have L0 oppoee thefum ne u, am ma n who he ld th em
to a fear mtured singles while the
'Cook aggregation :looted the hell all
!
over the lot.
It will be e severe blow go either
Blair or the Ilienhnnta to lone out
on the champlonahlp this year.Blelr
the moot eueaeefut team in lt'a
I Elkhorn le qu e history.a speedy
huneh, all good hlttera, with an see
in Pick.The Merchants have an
1 equally strong team, feat on buns,
with n fiarht h a d no bent..Three
'starts out of twenty ive ;emee
pleyed,a very good record consid-ering the calibre ol Elkhorn Valley
lenzue seems.
Both teams are also battling for
the pennant Ior ghe first time, nelth-
|e1 beeing ron the honor:before.
'This la the firat year Blair hae been
cloned in the list of serious contend-
en .
Following is the probable lineup:
Sleoehanu Poe.Blair
Thompson . . . IB . . . . . Scheffler
Ga r r ln e r . . . . . 2 B . . ... . K r a u s e
Len B| = on» on. .SS. ... ... J en eoo
L Lnun|\r 3B . . Lund!
THE ENTgRPR15E lx=nm'rs'|-atA L o c / u . N x w s n r s x mn
runs no nvonrns .|ALL THE mom.:
BLA] R'S NEWSPAPER m a m . t
Ani for 'BLUE RIBBON BREAD'GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENTAsk for "BLUE Rnanow BREAD"
BLAIR. WASHINGTON COUNTY. NEBRASKA. OCTOBER 3. 1925 NO.- 37VO L X X I X
1 our on mu Downs
~ ~
.I 'm mu »n;¢_:f¢1-»¢ Plfliox wm-
nows MEETING
Hun R;-nn. And Minh 1. The
Other Rggnh, sum.. .Allvll
Uuul Annual Of Dllll
For Blrvloes lladind
CITY Tnms. RBPOBT nsgslvxu
gm implicated in !.h¢Jonk£n'| on
uni Bama Station hu r l ly v ulmlmi um um Pddly w an wqf
aw nun vu amntad on the mm-
'af nulvlnl awlen nrvvmv. he hav-im: the dun in hh pos on andmu ¢\'\l|'¥ll| wsu- lwyinx them.
He wu brougbg in uni waived Um
pnllmlury huring md pllid mt
guilty ind vu bound uver to dist-
_-_.LFALL rssrivu 'nsws or nous ~;::¢,,..L;wao ls wuo ~
'.-1 ... _ .r x o a a l z s s m q m m ' : J T W U PE0 PL E; .° ;: ,& ."..t,°;.;'":,:..°:..;°.m:;
." - 'as .,the dlnctlsm of lin F1onneo_ M;Mud Aruvs\y ln Pnpandon For lurmn I-lanrulau 0| l¢n¢liv,°¢,_| of the Home lkelwmlu DWL
I Al l I our Suu Airkultunl (Iollen,Annidou ik!! And Pngnn _.Armn.The Com up n
|Shah: Un Niels.Coumlnu ~ '1 Gvtnn Of Ympk 01 Our
Badlll Blhnl For Swan-\Twu And (hui:
TWO sm n.w ~s c s n ms n lo x ~|x'rsnss1' 'ro mvuvsoovwill hold their Achlonmont Day pmnm nt tho Chrixtlan Clnlnf Vlllvnun clubs ukln¢.up dn lurk Fir
tha cwmy ln pnplrinl heh £0give n :min pan at chu vwmm md
AT STATE mx
U l u " f \ - -Al l G - m o m
Spend ll\|e\'l1me»\»dh|rxy
hm.; wulhg znc o .
J m m M a r
THEY CDP A amp MANY nuns
B u d a !ahlmoon 1ri| .h Hr. md Hn.
Friu Malin.llr. nnd ln. Don Hauler, of nur
Arlington spent Sunday dhrnoon
with I n h m - o l lills hr u nd took
tlwir link slaughter, Vlrginh hom
with thim-In . llr n n t I n n- o n a n d d a u g h
;__rv|-_.-...| 9¢¢»| nm! um Will
were u i h n l t UIC Chlrlie 5001111
h o m Sundl!eveninl r .and Hn .C.R.Butwn and
Mnil,llr.and li n .Louie lm c k e
und ehlldnn and llr. and Hrs. Wal-
ger g¢Cn¢k¢n wa n guestI of Hr.
and ln. Guy Oltnhdtr int Sunday .
Arthur Mehrpnf j u a s~y=d=_=;
o n Friday."Hina Mary Llllmin apenz Bqday
afternoon at thc Wm.Hdunan
home.Hr.m d H n .Emil Lallnan and
baby visited Sunday nfnmoen at tha
George Schweder hams.
Bm Colieelive Eznibll or anon
m, Waiter Huber.Irvington.
2nd, John Allen, lnringion.
Brel. Hound Tietgen, Ft. Calhoun.
ith, Arnold Schmidt. Ft Cdhcun.
51.11, Pat Alien. lrvrinnon.
Best' Rope Halle!
lat. John Allen,Irvington.
0.4 ;....1.|"5l.hmhlt FL Cxlhman.
. v -- - . -.. . .. . .. .- __pitchers have been handling the
hurling for this bunch, Lad Bronmn,
Wnlt Lnuner and Red Schein.
Lanner hu had tha brunt of it,
Bronson thromrlng his lun nu;sdy
in the uuworfvrhile Schein y u
g " about the time they atarted
A. Launer
Kruplnskgr
H. Fritz .
Eidun . .
Schein . .
L F
c.1-RFCPw. Lauiser . . .P
Lud Bronson . .P
Fifiald
Van Dense!!Robinson
Strinklett
Pick
Gel me nam:~
J. L. Pounds
one prlce clothigr \
B l a i r ,- -N e b r .
0rder Your
Wintér's Coad Now
--=We Handle-=
Orient
a
l|\|| Kllrl lll! iVlls lv'--'vespent Bonds; dtsmoon at the Ran-
osll Iverson booms.Hr . a n d ln .Yrltx Holler spent
Sunday atternoen at the A. A2 An
-dersln home.'
llr.and I r s . T. I .Iverson and
daughter spent Sunday st the Henry
Horn home rust of Herman."l'be
oocasklt 'ass the birth anniversary
of Irs. Horn.I r s .Clifton Anderson.of Blair
s|.r\rlt Frlder vlth ber mother, Irs.
George Morgan.l r .and Hrs.Christensen and
Chas., from the bench, visited at th!
Oaar llathews hom! last Sunday.
Hn. J. 3. Conety spent 'l°lzureday
ln Blair with Hrs.Watson Tyson.
ltra- C. B. Hain and alter friends.
Florence Dixon srss a guest of
Maxine lsthsve last Sunday.
llrs. Watson Tyson spent Sunday
afternoon 'with Hrs. I.. D. Warrick.
lr. Tyson spent Sunday visiting his
son. Xsnneth..Kr.and Hrs.James Gonety and
Ned Tyson spent Saturday erenina
at the Kenneth Tyson home.
llr. and llrs. Lou Fink and c hil
dren spent Sunday afternoon with
the Wm.Coultsr family.
llrs. Howard Hain sgent Thursdny
at the C. B. Ilain home in Blair.
Sunday eras the last aesslon oglhe
BonoB.8.s.etberneetlnge1l1Ifbe
discontinued during the srlnler.
Royal Day, who has been harvest-
ins ln Dakota, returned last Sunday
to the P. W. McCoy home where he
spent thfday.He 'arent to his home
at Fremont that evening.
Hr. and llrs. By ron Bunn returnd
last 'roesdsr .from a three 1reek'e
wasit in Hinneapolls with llr. Bunn's
uncle and wife, ltr. and Mrs. Herb-
efrt Bunn.
dinner guest at the et. u. uPP1°"'"
home.slr. and Hrs. J. ll. Compton, Roth
on Betty J un e who at the 9. R.
Sutton horns Sunday evenlnl
Floyd Smith ls lttfferlnl from an
attac k of the sumrner flu.At this
writing he irnnoorls nn sod it *I
h o p c d tl la tb s s r i lla o o n b e o n th c
mend.Hr. and llra. Lyle Gyer and child-
ren vlslted st the Lippincott borne
Sunday afternoon.Gifford and Guilford Compton werebusiness visitors ln Umahl '.l"ues=dl!
of tu: week.Earl Smith left llonday rnornlnl
for Grand bland when he has '
posltlon for the winter.
M¢cAn1'm' ANDLONGCREE
Mr. and tins. Jasper Jasperssn and
children nhtmetl to their borne at
l~lcnlln|~!ort!last Saturday after a
week's visit ln this vicinity.
Hr.and Hrs.Hans Hansen and
Hrs.Albert Roth went to Sutton,
Hebr. Sunday to visit Rev. and Hrs.
Cotta, before returning to their home
at Heminfford.Hrs. Lars Jensen and children ol'
Marcus;letra a n visiting in this
vicinity this week.
Mrs. 8. bl. Nelson arent to Cro
Friday for treatments for her rheu-
rnatlsm.
Hn. Cad Hansen and Eugene re-
turned iron: Harcus. Nsbr. last Wed
W HEN AND n a a rYDIL' CAN n u m -
(Continued Irom vase one)
ooots, but no more than 25 rails and
coots s day, 26 ralls'and $0 cools in
possession, 50 ln all of game birds
ln possession.Possession permittsd
during first IQ days of close season.
latqstate 'riasspenstloo
Game may be transported by ex-
press or baggage durlnl the open
season if shiprnen; la aocompanlad by
ehipper's sffldarlt :Sm me game le
not for sets or profit' and eras not
taker! contrary zo lava. pseksge must
be labeled with ggguigned's license
number and kind of same. eonedgncd
to shipper, and accompanied by him:
shipment must not contain more
than 50 game birds or the possession
bl! limit on any spades.Hot more
than two days'limit of migratory
bard:may be cxpedod in any one
calendar week.Game taken outsldc ol'sure and
legally exported may be possessed
in like manner as game talcsn in
S u u .
Sole
Sale of all protected game prohib
mo .
(l.ll?N"!'Y FAIR PRIZE WINNERS
(Continued hom page One)
Iluroc Jersey Litter
lst, Leonard Miller, Kennand.
Poland China litter
assaagare,
o h .
sn.,
lst,
zoo,
3,1-]_
so.,
Ist,
2nd,
3111,
4th,
lat,
on.ara,sm,
1nn.sro;sth,
lst,
end.
Sod,
4th,
Ist,
2nd,
lst,
2nd,
Pat Allen, lnln| ton.
Rollo Allen,Irvington.
Howard Tietgen. Ft. Calhoun
CLOTHING CLUB
(IOKIRSE I
Bungalow Dress
Clara Schroeder, Nickerson.
Opal Hovendlck, Blair.
#Beatrice Foley, Blair.
Tsrcsa Foley, Blair.
Clothes Pin Bag
Opal Hovendick. Blair.
Karen Jensen,Blair.
Floum llsrttmg,Nickerson.
Teresa Foley,Blair.
llltc h ea Ame
Prlsszilla Brand,Fontanelle.0911 Hovendlckf Blair.
Gladys Streamer,Nlekereon.
Beatrice Foley, Blair.
Princesa Slip
ruth! Hartung. Nickerson.
Gladys Stronger.Nickerson.
0Pl¥ Horendick, Blair.s
Teresa Foley. Blair.
Svflag Bag
Opal Howndldt,Blair.J-ps.
Priscilla Brand, Fontanelle.
Mildred Wolff.Nicltcrron.
Teresa Foley,Blair.
COURSE zx
Cblld's Dress or Romper:
Leola Stod. Nlckerson.
Lurllo Brand,Fontanclle.
Dsrnlng on Stockings
Lurile Brand.Fontanelle.
Leola Stork, Nickerson.
Mlddy and Skirtlat, Lauren Differ,Kennani.l n .
ncsday srltero they were visiting ber Junior Barrows,All BrcedsCon|\eting 2nd,sister, Mn. Lore Jensen.list. Leslie Thompson.Blair.1 Towel with Nelmars Erahroiclen
Lira. Lars Jaspersen had her arm Claes for .lunlor Club Members-lst, Leola Stork,Nickerson.
broken last Thursday while driving Boys Under lo Yrf.-Showing 2r:rl, Lucilc Brand,Fontsnelle.to Arlington in company with four Pig' of any Breed |Underwear
other ladles.Bhe eras driving their tat. G. William Wilkins,Kcnnanl.sin, lseqla 5;.,f}¢_Nlckcnon.
Leola Stork,Nickerson.
Lucile Brand, Fontnnetle.
l'M~C|1.y Council mn In M"|"|n¢¢ court under a now bond.I TM commhton in chap nl thu Wwdnrwn Ununty ahculd 'ha a
union In the coundl chamlnn on'Nearby waning and tht Hn! orderol hdneu vu \ha're9ox1.\ by the
awry department.\
539z_95|nrm we dnvv. h-vw mlm m¢°|
General
sum. light.ibnry
H u h
Pxrk
pg' °==°»-g\~~I ?Y»1L6F1§"Fi"riii|=*"L?*T Im fur Bhsk Hull Buim
SARESTILL ACTWE
h tind
lm]
2nd
811|
for Wm- Paul Blrlwfor Bllvcrhuli Buskvheek.for Alsih qonr.
for Rod Tap.fm Wm; mm".
`zQ1¢m¢u¢m Psvlnl
~a l l g p u w v s w v I l l a n a l :r l u u :P ' f " " d P a v i n g _I P l a c e I n U .s . s m m 1 .
''end for Umm cam |hvwin| andEnter llmue In Alanna or 0nev|hndl.\
.\..f| 'hh Clsthlnl.Ctollninl 12116 for Flux.\,a g e o f a p p r o x i m a t e l y 1 5 0 i n n ; w q e d s A Y O U N G M A N O P P R O M I S E i s m g y n w e r h a p p e n a g l n w he n |mum U l f ?.uowen w h o n g ;sp a m ~-v - - - -- - - - - . ._°!'d i n Se p t e m b e r vfhach n u d e ;1 _.u s e t a l l c a n ;,¢p u t da wn :n z ¢ , , | t § ¢s u m m e r i n G¢ ; l on d o Sp r i ng s ,S t a i n F r m ! ! C l u b e ' u i i i .2 n d f e r ~G n u .
[ N S I i n c o m e t o t h e c i t y ° f , $ 1 e o m a .R u b e n L a im l i et t e ,w h o * " ¢ ¢ ° ° d l a t h a r f d l o 1 r '| a x p e n n a n d lr . n e u n ! Q u l o . .is 'vi s i t i n g H r s .A l l a W n i n -A C o m m o n D c e a r r m r o §= = g ; ~ == ; 'd u° D E ; w °Gras ses.
.a o r .A f t e r t h e n r e p o r t i w a r n m u p t a d h i a f l l h a r a n s e n a t o r f r o m W l a c o n a i n t h e h e i g h l h o f fo i l y t o a t o p l t .Th e l y i x h t t h i s i n e t .S h e w i l l g o f r o m a n d f o r Y e Q n. . .._1_ _. -| -. .\r-_ . 1. -..\|_ - _ - . . A ¢»n n n n u : n u n l n n u n u ! l i f h h l l l l _:_{_=s
math of town, on the Omaha mld.|,||h for y w oat
Canon City
Hanna
Rock Springs n the w;: sc hool and dm if a 1 l'\`§' °v"5'6i§éd b§'1he "w¢'u1hr==»°' Jéabum 1rcl'|tl|."'" " '
park with the undersilBrill! that noln rolling' up a plurnlily of 130,000 1 -'
more than sag be spent on either-votes, according to uri: reports. he CFLEBRATBS SIXTBBNTII
nm.1nnnlrinf of the nuremnnlseaaily arried To out of Fl counties.BIRTH ANNIYRH
?. iluller hae rented the 160-aoroln", Ford n and was too close
farm of Geo.lleard tor the coming
year.Mlae Beulah Roberta. of Blair tae
a week-end guest ot Hi l l Addlo
Bonn.James Maher is planning to im-
prove hh 180~acro iam and placl a
oenem than the coming year.Hr. and lin. Printlea Smith were
Gmaha viaitora Tuesday.
Hr.and I r e .Clyde Fitch spent
Monday evening at the Kenneth 1'1-
eon home ani! listened to their new
rtdio.A family by tha name of Ford, of
Umahl moved on to the A. 3. Beale:
hm th is wee k.Hr.and Hrs.Harry Tyson.Mr.
and Ira. Cly de Fitch and I r and
llre. Kenneth Tyaon aperlg Int Than
ally nllht at the Don lietzler home
at Arlington after spending the day
at th e hi r.All ntorood home on
Friday.ilu. and l n .George Hain were
goeeta at the Harry Tyson' homo
Betonday night.Mr.and Mn .J oel Bandar and
daughter of Herman. spent 'hmnday
oxenin; at the Mn. Margaret Iver-
¢onllomo».
to the edu o! the road, caunlng the|
car to tum over.Tho other Indiceretoived a few scratches.Mrs. J as:
pa:een had her arm met in .Arling-
ton and also ll xetlinx along plmly
Hrs. J. Larson had aa guesta Fd-|
day afternoon,Mr,and lin. 'CurlHansen, Mn. Lars Jensen lml fam-!
ily,Mr. md Hrs. Jasper Jasperaen'
and family, Hr. and lira. Hana Han-
een and lin. .Alben Roth.
The McCarthy school cloned last
Thunday for the county fair at Ar
linnon."
Mr.and life.Clemente Newmanare the proud perenu of another girl
horn to them September 23.Thin
makes two girls for Mr.and Hn .
Newman.Nearly everyone attended the eoun
tg fair in Arlington at leant on day
int week.Mr. and Bra. Menon Winchlll and
Irene spent Sander in Omaha with
Mr. and Hu. Al Rlier.
hir. and Mn .Pate: Janeen drove
tu Fremont Sunday and viellod at
the .Kirk L u home.'They fouw
their aou, Elton lliuoll, lol! ploaeod
with his school work at Midland.
Hr. and ln. Rudolph Hannon and
2s'A
»|,
,1
2s
A
n d , E a r l Th o m p s o n ,B l a i r .2n d , L u c i l e I i n n d ,F o n u n e l l e .
n l , N o r m l n W i lk i ns ,K e n n a n l .C O U R S E I I I
th , Joh n n i e B i i f n r ,K e n n n r d .W a i D r u !
* i g S h o w i n g C o n t e s t - B e a t S h a w m u n Is t , L u c i i e B r a n d ,Fo n ta n e ll e .
a l , A l l i e Mc D o n a l d ..2 n d , L e c h S t o r k .Ni c k e rs o n .
nd , Be a t ri c e F a i r y G l r f s W s r d m b e
r d ,Rus se ll H a r r i s o n * l m f . A o n n N i e b n u m ,Ni c k e r s o n
l h . L l n n n r a i H i l b r i g n d . V l m l n l a R l t w w h ,NiC k¢ lSo ll
\ ,where it haa cracked urn!hea1redI1hc odula 'xero seven to one in favor
next claimed the attention of llvlfof La Follem.Edward Di mmu,
council."""0 m¢h¢»y Paving Comp-I"atalwart" Republican who ran as an:nfs eomrncs, called for the keeping§1w¢p¢m|¢n;, loot Kenosha county, a
ir of the vement for five Coolidge stronghold Hln only vic-in reps D3 g3.ears.Ona l¢€'l.ion of the pavfmelli tors'was in Rock county.William.. ..|.._.. ax..- .,.-.. »..u+'n-..... ..1... ..1...... c.. n.. ...:.....a-.¢...i
ilric k down on the Nelson hill turni¢°"""¥» they marc hed out lim aoil- ga for Hard winter Whiat.
It one a merr v time at th e J . Ling hi car ovon hut ix didn! 1vofkj°'° dolhlng and took that qw..Rnd for Rod Bonn: W hitt.l'ewrac11 home last Sa!.urda>¢\0\1fum; ny and belidea 1; Bmujmi up?She was in town but a short time :nd for Boy Baana.\
ing when,br invitation.nlxtcoo lhe top ao that Bruce has bean vinlt- but they worked fu; ami' donned "P 3rd for Rm! Clover.
school mates o f Mi n Loot:Peter- ing the mpalr lhop lahly.ei»lfYl»f\ill¢ bcfofi har retum.8rd f-or Red Top.
sun gathered to make her alsrayn!.1 During the early hours ol' a radoy 4th Jor White Clovar._._\__ .a\...a .|-... ..a an mlnun Joe Novak,who resides aoulh Uf|........iM hal amek. turn null!-I vm .deb fn! Rllllom Dollar Gran.Sth, Ted Pedersen
_Jersey Dairy C a h n
int. lconarti Miller. Kennnni.
2nd, Patsy Allen,Irvington.
Holstein Dairy Cairn
lrt,.Chester Widener,Kennard.
2nd, J.C.Rhea.Arilngton.
3rd.John Allen,Irvington.
4th, Xrnold Schmidt. Ft. Cnlhoun.
5th, Rollo Alien,Irvington.
Guernsey Bdry Cahn
Ist, Lester McCann,Kannnrd.
_A n t rac\ e
Christensen Lbr. Co
.1 .Zu . L e o n a Ni e b au r n ,Nl c k e ra o n .
2 n d , M a r g n n t L a n g h o r n i ,I`ont».ne.-ile
I, -Af ternoon Dun
int, Iron:Niebsum,Nickerson.`
End, Fioma !§raml,Fontaneiie.
R e m l l i n g o f W o o l e n G a r m e n t .
l n , V i r g i n i a Ri ch ar ds on ,Ni c ke r so n .
2 n d , L e o n :N i e b a u m .N i e k a n o n .
' n n Sc h oo l H a t
-l st . L e on a N i e h l u m ,Ni c k e rs o n .
2 n d , F l o m n B r a n d ,Fo n t a n e l l e
1T
i
A Most lhteresting Display ~
of the New Modes in Coats F
They exemplify in a most charm-
ing manner tfA`duthoritative styles
f fall d ix?or an wmter wear In Coats.As
usual the quality of the materiolt used is
well above the average which is to be ~
found at exceptionally reasonable prices.f ' ~
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On Oct. 5--6-7 a 10% cut on
all COATS and HATS
.r g'
M R S .T , C,HILTON, The Miliiner
I alll have been llown Inu ;enu e\»|\\nen#.h and the rent will have been\!¢'\'1l fire years next year.The pav-
ing mmpany is new eiking that the
wetien that ehould bo repalrofl thin;
:ear beallowed to wart until next
*er when it can ell be done at once.thus saving the company eomider-
nbie expense and we council toni: the
eeeeeery step: to grant the request.
Stand-even, the endneer for the city
nd
u e \ e \ . 1 e l l e I n l i n e :1l e u l :| l l l l l l B l e \ a e v .
Lha Democratic nomination but polled
su few votes that he could get on
the ballet only ee an independent.
He inet.Because La Pollme has Indorsed
the third-party M e d i ? "advocalefl
by hie father,reguier Republicans
in the senate ere threatening up
"bleckliet" him.The Pethfmfler.
'u 11 _
rememuer une My Ne l -.-P.lllll'nw iayed games a w w --1 r.-has jumped into ='- mm =»»~=;;;::;";,,;".;;;.w.; end the§§} § ;;; §;;;;e ,;;;"~
y p |h thi that ann; folkaf" a nod inleeeer.He wee down atdlsl nil 1 e n n yenjoy and to end thh moat pleaeant"'* mu fair and *M eekld to make
h an r aanevening. e two couree luncheon wan al sum on 0* meny pours n
served.I t had d r e n b e e n the "_"*°f"l' f"°¢I*=f would pick up in
r M Petersen to p reee ntm'work et the hir.Joe :ueeeedeuatomor.ghle daughter with a present of em mm one ounce of the weight and
wee e rded 1 11 x¢'e!ler for _each year ahe erae old,we e ou :pee er ee aand tide birtlwdry wee no exneptinn Premlmn.
¢l e m !h e c o u n t e d -o u t s i x t e e n . b l e d n l -g h ,b e a u t i f u l e r e e m o r e m e j u e t
thlef eta;-ta! down the railroad tnek.
The ev~er, happening to me them
xv by hee window ever the shoulder
of the thief, :relied out to him In drop
them, which he dill Ind she quickly
recovered them..
w.R. c . nz c a zvns
DEBT INSYECTOII
u u i l -m i n .~ 1:;>:=n_:;*;; 35°done me wx* = \. AN1'oc an n uu s xa n CONTEST*la| 1 for her.|w¢»¢ of The Enterprise weeeut down.
To make the even; more memc r- Tutldly Afternoon.Tm,vraa u !
1 rm.
e ..J Nebnekl City, Oct. 4.'3¢r.re{1r§able her grandparents. ap. Intl "':~!1»~* tree, exeeptene, lefyln the b1|,|.Mch Gtlyer. eelled e ,,,¢ig meetingThe w R. C- preeldent, Ure. Ver-
let for Bremen Ieemue.- °
Sad lfor Ofthlrd Greet.
4th for Hunprhn Hillel.
Rud for Ceileettun Graee Seedl
#lth for White 90-Dey.
4th for White 9 nd over.
2nd for White Sep.
ltd for Yeiloer Fiint 8~ru\|.
ind for Jepeneee Popcortt.
2nd for Tum Thumb.
let fer Yeilow Sweet Com.
e
Shi for White Cap. '
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ta k i ng m us i c .
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t o g i ve a l r u r vt y o f : h u m a l t a :o f Lr s.Th n t ' |a i l t h a t is re q ui r ed .Gn en n el l f u m t h e y c o C o r p s a n t h e i r w a ..."__--\.- _- _. - 1 i n \ l . . d ¢ n - n n \r| \n \Il. l D D hi ! \ '!'\L il T|' m f s l , r f ' e n t . . " : " h " f " € . f . m ! i ° s ' } | h . r n m n n v I B * ~ a n d I I I ~fb ?~
opnmg IIll mum cruel lu l l mvgin more apndty .In Lh l.| In tu f * 0[ ; 5| §3 BL MR |
uli lte d by City Attorney Clrrigan
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G f y r g ; ; g 0 5 1 ~t i n s i n B l a i r .B o t h o a r :w e n b a d l y
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i n I n r e c y i p t g ; i $ n h ( ; | | | f »a n y s e r i o u s i n f u r y .
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am ls the arm: was an me n|Ipn,="=~»»»- 4 -.d Miter and more thorough Is t fo r lixfla ld B un :o f I "gat a»cq\uln.|.e¢|"meeting,all ation to ohad a good time.work in tho fg;=f°The oxucutivo 21111 for R]Cabbage.
g committee new nioo nfruhmanui gni for Table new.
r or Hiller Ind vile,"tint the clone of the buoinelll union.3,5 for Dnnvrrs mmm
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Bro~Nmf ,Chr.,arrived Monday " 'm for W hite K¢laln\>i._
thu J. L. Petersen home when the;.vilihd I :hon time and took "mp"¢C€)!'\GHEGATloNAI»RALLY DAYi :zz ;:: 5'}Z'§»,'3."'§,.'E
andthetika nddby amotlonto
I B E N C H N O T E S Mrs.15.r..umn mnu lu Anluvvu.,vruitnd her :hug Hn. John .Ammon
lui Sunday *nd on llomlny the twoW e s r a n p l la u d th a ta o m lo f tll\.._3-1 .L_--.5¢! a..sister!vllihd thdr futher.w.xl.at nu Punk sehirer home.TIME The Canurexnticw sumuy s¢h»<=\§m for ~Burb¢nk gum.f-+u m a n u p m m w u w I v w w m -vitntlom m e wx sy u n sun ny
adwnl (ar mu y day.Aa |m u h
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and B idu d Unp ln en l von pr ue nt
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ta n 'rhundny m n n o c n v m I n
' h o d a n o u q u ,l n .ShamanlA¢H!n|and U n .G u m 0 l\ n n lr . a n d l n .Wm.
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Th e Il i i n o i s m m .w a h i t s s i d W a l l e r " " ° " " " 'a n d k e N e i -z h a s u m U n i ve r s i t y a t L i n c o l n s u r - m l m - o l E a m o n : M i n s m H u n u n c : B U B m a S § - M m .
f o e t b d i h e r o " m d ( | - a n n "m r ' r o 1 . 1 - : n z F o n c a m i - ' 0 n ~ ¢ | A so n r e t u r n e d f r o m \ h u n t n i p " 'a r z u r u m u 's » u 1 o f a n w o r k o f t h e-,1 ..p n d l h e h o m c o s z a y e d n t c r e n u '1d o r m 10 d o fa a t 1 0 t h !W M o f 1 4 "'u m m ,h a l t .l l ! !l l n n d a y .Th e a e x e n l n g b y w a i k l n g i n n n tl1er n.l" J|.l nlor A x ¢ " :M n .i l c h e e r n a n d u o ]S O C I L I ' O
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h m m l u i 5 u f \r psn iri e ¢ h*¢ |¢° "*l c d i |I n d f d w r k "i n : h a S u n d a y \¢ h o o| 3 § 0¢ l .n o - w .n .C .r a g u l l r m a t i n g .
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An :len Sahnlay morning um dunnaun ululAdolphL u a u m d mn.Joe of tho t tw t1v u o mon hh * m lava for Mfnllact Burger, ol"lAn an .Fi.Calhoun township v a n Bill: ,ll» °n¢B\uh. Caiifamllthe | """P"flUf°!11ll»in Yililirll at U10 home the train for I'among in vlan with
H M Q-nam will f m b ther c w Burger M f h m Dlrlnll.xr .and H n .J.acallin today . an their ny lo Her- af the week.w a n r..o l fo ..uf ruin li lh l lohruon.Ther both nturnid lolma n to a t te n d t h o f u n a u i o f t lh l r u k e a ti in,i p o d a n " " P ° ' * ° f 5 ¢ * * ' B u r n r r e m z o c a od i ln . Ti m W i ls on .th a t P llh f lvl" 18 ° to ma h his * '°;°'~'their work on Sunday awning.
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a n d 8 u p ' t R .P .W r i g h t n f l a f ' - |a n a n d s u p p e r a t S e l u f f h r k h a l l .
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