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BLACKANDGREEN
New Automobile Uccnse Plum For
1926 To Be HIlck And Green
Combination Instead O!
Orange »\»\Black
:mr SD DAZZLING IN CDLOR
Not no loud are the license plateswhichareoo he furnlsLhod%hl|yeartotheautomobillownenofNehru
Xa in the color combination of the
plates for 1926.This combination into be black and green instead of the
d.l.ullng onnie and black which
makes ¢.he.1925 platgp n thing of
beauty and I joy forever.
The hlckground of the 1926 plates
;AI.n recent meeting of the Uni3
\v¢rmlty0rthesI.r1 David Mummert nfl
lllllllr Nebr.wen elected president.for the 1925me eenon.I
This is hir. 3ill.ltl13ll»u1s $120116sue1ocuiveyoutobeelectedtothpresidencyof the onhestn and he in
well worthy of the honor given hhn
by reelection.Qnve wus ghe pilotofnworthwhileorchestraIntyear:nd is promising many (rut things!for zhc future.
President Hummer!Lune:n verycordlnlinvitationtoanyof the Uni
v qnityq students who ne instru
rnentadints to come up go the attic
and U7 out.Expecinliy loud is thecryforFrenchharm.The orcheltn
rehennu every Sup at elevennndeveryWednexdlyatsevenn.m.and p.rn.respectively
'muusalvma151i5ELm1|0N`
ron THEYEAR1925
Prcalden!Coolidge hues Tlulhtifinz Pndnrheilm Selling
Aside Tluuadly Norember25 An llu Dey In lhillch
To Give Thanks To Mnixhny God For The
Rlchneu 0|#lil Blullnll
rH,\xxsG1v|m;A no1.u>.\n or .aslzalncmomom1.
Washington Oct.27.Prvulideut Coolidge todny KroclmlrnedThundnyNovember25.as Thlnkqivhag dey 1|n grailtudewouldbeexpressedfor.many and neat blessingwhich:me come to Lbs peopleiaring use pu:yellThenationhubeenbwnfetyandhonor throughanother tn4111 months the lnmtion uid nt pence nhomexndfnbnoadwithihePllvlkhealthdwithnarvuulndindustriesproductiveq||dIlbor wall n1\rnr\Ie¢|.Iheproclamationfollows:=\By the President of the United Bute:of mlrkl>~AProclamation:
wnulncmn oouN'nrvnusom ron sun or »-=»»1MR.
~Arlington Oct.2B¢The W.E.
Robert!form one mile out of town
was sold Int week to Henry HoyhrockwhowinuhmpoaeouiononMarchlet.The eonsldention vu$82000 ond the deal was modedirectwithW.E.Robem o!DillonMeo.l!1iu form il comprisedof160acre:of R066 Wuhingtoncountysoilandi1.\\rell improved all
building ole.being prylicnliy new.
GOYFJINUR WOOD SPEARS
Elimination of buailiesl function!from a governmental body io advontodbyGovprnorG¢nerllWood In
his nt messqe to the PhilippineIogishuse.Ho mjgqn that all nhmmnt
oued properties be ~§o__pHvafo
ISEMPHATIC
Iilonnty Suoodnlndenta Mull ReportiNom!of mmm ug nm
ricu Dlesigandiog C¢¢ifi
.ation Luv
.OUST Uscznnraw TEACHERS
State Superintendent Hlhln hu
uked county auporintondoqte to unoanlffldevitto his office on or beforeNovember9eontiiningthenameof
every beooher public pH1au do
nominotlonll and parochial ln country.city or village teaching this
school yur in kindorllrten to the
twelfth [node inclusive vithout aZendNebruknaftlfkatoinfonoe
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1140 be blank a nke somber hue;Tha lbovn is l clipping from theIikatheinsideof t hhck ut as midnixh;on the darkest uint ut the
year On this shiny blsg#backgroundwillbeth:numbers in light green.The Zatter color in supposed to enable|speeding motodaz to plumethewnthof all the traffic cop;of
Hibamian origin.In this respectSheriffMehztmssaystluthe
has no ronnectionl present put orfuturewizhErin.so the speeders
Creightoninn a piper devnted to 1heinterestsoft}\dstudentl of cnighronUniversity.3%.Mhmmert re»Ierred ua in the article is the nonofHr.nnd Mm D.Z.Mummert of
this city.The young man 1|amongotha!things A musician and consider
d lo muon;musiéiann.The Enter
prise certainly in glad to join with
his other friends in complirnentinghimInhisworkin use On UnI~hld belifr watch their slap even!f¢|;¢y
with the new platclf l
The wear md lair on eyes ilnt§expected to be so had with the new;folor combination as in tru with »..S1ATEMENT
~brilliant hun of the 1925 platms.Of
course the laittr 1rerent no had aft
er you got used to them but at theBurgtheyhadeveryoneblinkingOneredeemingfeatureof the phienthisyearisthatyou can spot. 5 Ne
husk:car as far as you :nn see it
another is that it waant necessary
1925cmmuoun
Complete Flnandal Suiemenl OI
The Chautauqua HeldIn Blair
During August 1925. _llkficlt
in use hendlipghu In the early tvs Of szas.ss Made G d
ning an the platea shone so brightly!_a._
hghta \eren!.needed.ALL GUARANTORS PAH)SHARE
The color schema which was fstwantnifor1926 was nd :nd whil.e!Below is found I f Pl¢stale
:combinltiqn uhich hu been pgpu1m!n{issued by C.M.Hllchmln cf
lar in muy sutea..md and whluiihl Fannen sum Bank of :he 11
phtu are pretty expensive Ilaneverq11lU¢m outcome of the was :havsoxhatideawangive¢\9:in favortauqun.Two items muy need annftheMMandgreen.There vrilliexplanallon.In the receipts the asbc 35509 pain of pllicn ordered fgrisuament of $360.Thi;mu mild!
11128 and they will cost approximateiflillilwt Big !.!1ifibjFi¥!§Ul\l3 }]?;............
T21|muon approaches thin.in uconlnnca with a longutsbilshodandrespectedmdlllhaifInanaparttogivathink:to Almighty God for th!mmifo d blaring:thick Hin
gnaeions and benevolent providsaea hu bettosred upon un us1nationandu§ndl\idu.|ll.We have been brought nafety and honor throughanotheryearandthroughtbanelallayofnatureHehu
blamed xl:with resources urhooypotczmtinlity in wealth ia .ml
moal incakulablc;wc an lt at home and abroad;thepublicheahhisnodsweMvmnundisturbedbyputilanceorgranutastrggha:our ha and our industries iuve
been rich in pr activity;9 .commerm spreads over thewholeworidmdlaborhuwellrmnniedforitsnemunenpiveservicesAnwehavegrownandpnapcredln nnmberini things so;l»o should we profrwen in mini md spiritual thin Waare1Godhatingpeoplehoshouldsetnurnlvuuins!evil and strive for rlghteoumun in living md obnarvln the
golden rule we should from om nbundnnce helzgnd savethouInafortunntalypllttd.W6 should bd»gratitudsto God for Hia mlgy favors.Now therefon I Calvin Coolidgw president of Um
Ilnited States do hernby set apart Thundny the twentyslxth:lay of November next as a day of general thnnh
giving :ml prayer and I recommend thll on that day thepeopleshll!oenee from their work and in their homes or intheirnefustomodplacesatworshipdeswutiy|;lvl thanks to
the Almighty for the many inf!irreat blmuinrs Lhry havin
recaived :nd to leeld His guidlncr hut they msy ¢ie|»ervn|acontinuanceofui;favor..In witnzns whereof I have u :unto ml my hand undcauf td theyntal of the United Saga to be affixed.Done nt £112 city of wuhiugum .this ivmrmtysixth dayofOctoberintheyourofourLordoneithou;md nine
luindrld and twentyfin and muh.inaenendng I§_§Uniled Silks:nf Amcrtfcl.lhsune humlrul nnd 1 Writ
Cr\l.VlN Goomiacs.By the Prnirient.Frank Il.K1iloxgSncrez.:ry of Stale.
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xnnrepu to an mrlr deficit!inopsrnlion.For tha iallnd kovernmalht to conllnna In budnzu would
require annul!spproprlltioru pfmurraywhichilnotanilsbio.aemrrlingtohismanage.Giwemmenl.properties incJudo thu
Manlls nil:old iha Cebu Porthnd
fhmant Company tha Nntiond CoalCompanyandothersnurprisuwhichhave;hown Ioan:under governmentalmanagement.
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BLAlR"SHl00L
| BUILDINGQUESTIDN
Agilllion For New School Bllldlnn
New ng Till Of Th Day.
Impmvemrula Are ImpantlveAndMuniHe Catad For
anMAY .als DECIDED AT ELEC]ION
The question of building mort andbetterschoolbuilding!is just notlhetop£c of diggunion among tht
r theNH?of il %.?$be
~practically every glibcHn of no le.sr p pwhereevnrfound.Tho npsnlng ofthissubjectwasbroughtaboutbyntalkhySuptBlaueratnparent
q y g f yandninknflltertdlnihluffbaofthacounty:uponintandsnt.
In 111|effort to Anforee tha li!
Lha suis suprrlntendant mah:it
phin that ndthcr ha nor mmmelmohuanyauthoritygoparmit3personwhoisnotlegallyqnnllfhd
hotuchavmihollhafroubleto
the bond membim md pltrbnfx
and the teacher 1|willing to huh
without :aiugr.Than in no provisionInthelawfor 311 issuanceofanykindof A parmit or emergencyreztlfiatebythemuntyorltatisupcrintlndtnt.The state superintendent is amphaticinhisatalcimentthatifanytenchmrwhencenlficateexpinaduring\the :uncut school mumuatneunnnewcertificatebythetimeghepresentcertificateaxpiructhenrisemuchtuchcnwill
hsva to dineuntinul tandming :pdliereplacedbrqulllfhdtnchlnlm
mediataly upon the expiration of
their urtiflaiv\
He adm :Ulu that it in the dutyofthecountysuperintendent1anumchildnnwho.nina public prime.mnwinnioml md namhill
dt \!H9perlyeen.¢L1..n 1101 a¥»a£
credit under thc compulsory aitendnncelawforthetimesonttcndld.
It is the duty oi the county superintindenttosesthatnodistrictrs
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ly $50000.
GREAT SCREEN J\C!llEVE}ll$NT
AT nom;THEATRE
stood good for the chnutauqua.Al
the time of the assessment a numberofthegumsntoruwereoutol
tho city so that in order to get in
enough money to meet the demand
at that time an aescasmont wasmadeughicb was largerthon would
e»t sceni.c productions of tho 3l|};a\o been needed hld all tho guarslarininmghlntthcHomoThnlmfanionupaidinatoncethereforeoandwillrunforthosenights.Thi|refund of 5121.32 to the thirtyvsixPismlhighamongthebeetnalgusrantoraor$3.37 was paid backisconnnlcbcdbythosewhoh§1o each guarantor leaving a real
neon it equal to ff biu lfeficit of $6.63 to ouch guafantor.than bn Covoml agen or Tho RECEWTSBirthoaNation..From it|l historical nocurncy inSale ol Tzckots 135.17
The lron Horse one of tho grat
foithfully portraying the ditflculties
and actual happenings of the time
it has gained much invor.The storyopens with the passage of the Pacific
lrnilrosul Act by Congress on Jun:
24 1862 and its subsequent approval
by Lincoln 071. July lat.
All Llno world knows that Abraham
Lincoln held the North and Soutli
united but It may not bo generallyknownthattherallxplltterunitodtheIJonandWestoventhouhhe
Refund from City Light
Deposit 2.69
Assessment 360.00
Total Rvceipto $1097.35
DISHURSMBNTS
IIjerpribe adv.and printing 22.20
Tribum advertising 13.20
Pilot aslvcrtisiltt 12.50
Orin Stricklott hauling
Harry Snpporlfield Labor.
C A Miller Labor|g ..did not live to eco the realization ofghiott Brown Labor
his dream.The Great Ernsndpator
was doId when on May 10 1369 the
cmde engines ol the Union Pacific
and (femlral Pacific railroads touch
tcl nofoa ut P1omontory Point Utah.
completing the lmnscontinental rails
tut Without Lincoln the project could
not have u carricd through to
oornpletlon.The pathos of the achievement aswell as the humor have l>oente¢onledonthencnecn by William Fox in asopcrprmluctionmllaiTheIron
Horne which comes to the Home
Theatre for 3 fhya.George 0Brien
giE¢Tl|¢¢Bellamy have the lendingrolesinnnotablecantandJohn
Foul the dinctor has used in addi
llnaoe Dennis Labor
Nels l\lcEvors Labor
Otis Dennis Labor
Ed Storm.Labor
Wm.Nohrnbcrg Labor .r
E41 Storm Labor
Curtin Gilllam haulingCityofBlnirIizhzDeposit
3.40
IM;korea
5130 oil or
un.1.r..f\nr..s nnrr.In 1
WASIIINGTUN coumy 1
The following clipped from theNebraskalfafinorofOct.24 plnoeer.new light on the oil lean propositionlnthiscountywhichmaychangethemostskeptical.ln the latter part of Septrmbernoreceived an inquiry from a WashingtonCountysubscriberregardinggivingan oil lease on his land.Our
reply indicated that the lease could
be made perpetual by the paymentof we per acre and as long as lt re»malred in force would be a cloud
on te title.We further stated Lhat
xr would advise against signing this
lense unless tho lessee is known tobearesponsiblepersonandwill
malm an honing effort to locate oil
upon the leased land.
Our zounsel in lhls rnpcct was thc
some as we inveriubly give rcginlLblllingoilandgasleases.We advise
3.00!cu;otion because frequently those
3.50projecto are purely promotional and
5.70f aro engaged in by wildest optntoru350lwlsodo not intend to make an honest2.D0§effor|to bore for oll or zu.and not
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p y y y f d d p
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called at The Entorpdne offlco foridocide personally after Weighing theavial;\l»lh the force.He has illbllqoeotion from every angle.returned rom a very successful nino .|\To nm th f 1 1 aecksraclncmnpuignwhich|1ro\o|I!p.mn who qr;gh:3;t
tory grutlfyung lndeod to him.Htlook into the matter will deny thotracedinmanyofthebigndnxtheNorthaohoolbuildingispracoonteraofthemiddlewestandln;
overy instance wsu nithln the moneyandtakingfirstseveraltlmea.M
the county fairs when he raced he
zao many demonstrations with his
wonrlerful black saddle horse and
these demonstration;always brought
forth more applnukl than any Iest
juro of :ho allow.
|Mr.Rcnno is the owner of the old
Merkel properly It Do Soto which
ho purchased some time ago in onler
to have u place to breed and rearfancybrowsandhehasthem.Ile
I1 a horse lover and enjoys overymomentof the time.lt is at revel
ation in horse lore to visit has
tically a wnck.It in pang tho stageofrepair und should be replaced with
a modern bullcling.lt was cheaplybuiltZoliar;with and has uned
its purpose..Tho ideas afloat is that it nhoufll
be replaced with 1 four roamed
moéern building with basement in
door toilet facilities etc.Just whatubuildingofthissortwouldoostcouldonlybeascertainedafterthe
plans were submitted for blcll but
from observation we would my ilu!
it could acarcely bo built completewillsmodernheatingplnntandthoothormodernconveniencesmuch11r,stables incl have him icll you »bu¢|mg gg;that is mm ineachindividualnnlmal.Ho mmtho modernlsing of tho Welt school.r».:ofsffr<quemly they capitalise the 1 !oach one and what is more the an!I
5.l0ca fur blue ska purvmf
ro rne project in Douglas and Wash
cnuntlln is difleoent.Theingtonexpireinfiveyeah;unless
gas has been xllncowrttl with|
e This building now has four zoomsmalknownhun.and tho whole number were in useforaroundtwentyyearsbut s num~CALLS ON BLAIR FRIENDS 3 r of years ago two of these roomsweredlscontlnueslondthepupilsRivuttLumberCoLumberasnaiinthattimeandif theso products Roy C French of Los Angeles transferred to tho Control building.
Refund to Guarantors 36 121.32are tliensovered in paying quantltleulolif.ran up to Blair from Omaha Soma five or six yuan ago anPaidStandardChau.Co.835.00 the lease continues upon the !Jl};lu;Saturday afternoon and spent architect Wu employed to work out
Balance on hand for misc.exp.6.76 ment of a royalty of oneeighth 0f;|23g time between trains sluking a system of modernizing :hu bulldIostugoandstationery2Wjlhce:tual value of tha product:l\6hanr|a with old boyhood frimda.He Jus.which already has a complotocuml.The money for boring !.l1emsd|apecia]cnlls on Mann ll.Oller ;| mm |and somewhere stowed
$1097.86 wells was subscribed by 100 responrlihleOmahabuslnensmenandtho
P.\r1sn1\1z~IFRIENDS lprokct has the :endorsement of tho
\|(1renter Omaha Committee.Ilhe
Rav.and Hrs Martin l§irkegaandPJ1P0|¢la to mako a thorough oingrentertainedamlrnberolfrionmloat;cifort to determine whether ml orInlhlsPlaswehaverealmt.their horns in honor of Mm liirlteESI exists in twins qulnlltieo m
:lrpioted in u ;;;f\mar1er 1¥hlcl1Ix.|mn|father Mr.Louie nobemonlxhc locality in which ;W in?=»135theobsenerwneveronretand;|9 1.23 5|secured.and the part es nelon
5:sian u great need.f will hsnjgfn.ggmjjggggn gm also l1;noeddnro uilllng to ganzble $1000 each.ofi;;;;f§~f to on luatory In the it being their vvedrlinit anni\ermr}M] outoonglei._gafrllltif f;_1»g;g5 Roy was born and reared ln Blairi huildin!has been condemned but no
we az M.Robertson l|;td attrlnul the §i12f.f§i thereoci;no lntontion to
.ammpxtahlo age o seven 3 yours e1il)UGllI sux CARS 0?FEEDER!!amd it was for this reason that l £f§£[ i n we shouldmtlonecomlonranhonored.slu.Un Tlunlic stopped in Omaha!A sexy pleasant time was en}oyo11 3 that farmers in that community has for u number 0fl¥¢ll\f~;=tm (Continued on page eight)
on his rdum from the wsten\ayn§lone warranted in givin:the 1eanea| Dructicim;his proef a on n
conference at lioness City 11.1§fI .l»f..§T§$§;§f.1l§¢Ix=if they sro ==\==1 with the l»2l¥IlHAnR¢lea.Kansas ro mx nuslclrsls
morning and bought six csrrloads 0f¥l:at»lin¢|ae\eni):oodles which weref the lease.Nebraska Former.Some time lmcls a convention oil
feeder cattle.(Duo rarloadn nfl placed that they plainly oead his haternity called him oust and Slato and municipal securities will
;g;»;=f;~1 \$1E If 1»f .»f1 »f.l Father.l Th:zzewohof the deth Sf ff;g~=took advantae hof ~occ;alon 5 taxable in Kansas Mig year.A
o sro ann .Iltistlne sr ich oorurrm on c.»t¢vflal mnny o t e po a o in rotrndcd a men betasen themtwere talzen to the lkoodsUguilke 5515 5ff~;;f=_g==»nero zoned It lwnaamz Oregon;reached Blllflurut ln the out Anil ig was while f houaes oltutho :tau legislaturemnch.Herman Roconi.nr at s on 3 friends this week.Hr.Tleintllno on his way home that ho stooped was :titled by the pun of a bill
tion a regiment of U. S Ca\?alxy and
a tribe of Indians.
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mann anrl D.Z.hlummott within¢y in tho archives of;the achool
whom he has a mutual bond of friend.rftordn this same plan with the ofshiplsallaroglutlovenohilwlzimmewillbefound.At that time
violin ind R0?has always been Ulla;wo remembcrrll..the estimate for
ardent subject of that comin fdnnihg :hangs was ;5_900 However.
of music.lie is a musician of rareig aurno results might b obtained
ability and onttortalned his frlcnvlot a less figure nl the present time.
Saturday with aomowery fine m Now the next agitation in in roitionaofmusicalproductionsbylll1¢:g.n|to the old Central Achool build
best Itomposcra.ling.Many people;claim that this
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oortifled teacher to teach any period
of Lime.The penalties for disreprcl oi tho
law ara set forth by the state superlntondengaafollows:First.the
district rmdera itself inmgibu to
share in the stats apportionmentfundsfortheensuingachoolyoar;second the school board may be held
personally liable for public achool
funds pair!to a teacher who is not
legally certified;third neither the
school nor the pupils an be [hen
credit for the time taught by auch
teacher;and fourth if we school
la an accredited high school or offer
ing xgprmal training in the highschooltheernploymmtof a teacher
anywhere in the system who it not
qualified ln aocordaneo with thelaw
and the regulations goveminl HC
cndlted and normal training will
popardlzto ill acoredltnient to the
university and approval by this de
partment fox normll training uid and
credit.Neither can s teacher recoveranysalaryforserrltelrendered
during the time shoteaoh€l»~1»i11wUl1
a certificate.Stale Journal.
BLAIR BUY SHOWS EM
Bill Powell who left Blair somemonthsago to take up his abode ln
San FflI\€l$¢|cou.han opened tho
eyes of the bose nan fans out in
that famous city by gaining recoi
nition as a. real bus mu pitcher and
being so spoken of in the biz dailies
ol that city.Bill played on Both #lair html
and got his base hull education hero.
No wonder he could show |m.
A REAL COLD SNAP
Tueaday af ternoon marked an ab
rupt chango in the nveatmslr.The
rhisoldhomebrinkthehouse¥10lono seems to know when or by whom;early nftemoon vwyqd a Y com
oncupiomi by Sheriff Mehrenn.Hut ll wan gqmlemngd Not being gfortablc but by fourozlo¢l¢_b¢wind
ities come ho studied dentistry \lD1l|know this that if is hu been con
The ouboftown guests were ltr.a resident of this county for many oil in Omaha and ran up to Blair.rendering taxable any bond issue sub
Hr.and Hrs.Jena L Petersen and Hrs.Lars Rasmussen of I.in»yearn.goin;but recently to ONKOHL 1h». ?zench family will be remem Mkqlltnl.to March 1 ms.Herolef;lnat Monday Ior a few dIY5|¢l s with his brother Rlchanl and iffberod by all the old timers hen.after federal bonds alone will 5|tfip ln Kansas to attend a sale of _who camo bn;hero to accompan taafreo in Kansas and any oth!!
ima .Ierscy cattle.They plan to be (naristmas canis at the Lntemriu htm to their home.Burial was made Buy your echool supplies at Th bono Iaauo au 1 on nt.us rolls
bam Wx or 1.0B10no1..otfioe.cr.in Row City oemwnf at P f 1 ¢Illntlrpdso offin.lla:eh 1.ms..
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ns the call of munl1oodn 1¢|P0I1lib51l1ull¢ler we do not know but we do had \ee1t<l to the northwest and the
mercury begun to fall and during
1Lc Light registered ua low asll!
degrees above zero.This is the first
touch of winter af tho season.
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Doi.
Oct.
Oct..
Oct.Norat
Nov.
SOCIAL FGRECAS1
29Ll.E.Hallowfon dinner.
S00.E.S.Disidct Hating.31Annual A.L.Aux.Dance.
31Masquerade dana at Spiker1Episcopalbazaarandlunch
Clty Hull.
14 Congregatlonsd haunt and
dinner at ahurch.
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News ul Interest gathcrul by Enterprise
correspondents lmm every communlty In Wuh-
lngion County.
W ESTSID E NEW S 'u¢n;.m|». cm,Jr.,of Suibner
'.mu A week-ml guest.of GilbntEcbllnklmp.._
folks.,
The Oscar Gilbertnon family,of
llhir were Sumhy dinner guests at
the Alfred jnperaon home.
Dr. A. J. Cameron and Rev. T. J.
Reese druve to Llnmln Saturday andattended? the fwz bali game.
Pete Webster, of Fort Omaha was
¢ zuest at the J. ll. Brewster home
l few day ! lu! weak.fMin Aike Iknlon spent the week
and with her sister, Blu ChrilthmwhoisastudentattheWayan
Stale Normni.
Mr.and Mrs.James Van Horn
and children we n Sunday dinner
01:rm':a with her husband ,uni dnugh
hh Mn. Geo. Vodka.Mr. Hopkinsinn! pruen; amployed as a anaem-
or on ghe new ldditlon on the FatherFhrwiszln home for boys.4
n.xv.Rutledge entertained six-
tqen friends It a lug party at hishbmeontheWoods-Updiln mic h
Sl!unhy evening In honor of his
li m i .Wm.Swain.,of Cincinnati,
gl1Io
E. H. Gay lonl hu been uilx sick
the pant week having mfeterl nn
ing last~a
Mn .T.J.Reel-e went down to
The ladle!of the Blptlll guildarenlmninrloholdtheirannual
election supper a little Ma r thisy u r .Ig will be (Even Saturday ave
ning, Nov. gg During thc alhmoon
and evgning A huur wi ll bl dvenand may will hum on nh n number
frf uadul and some fum' uticlu.
The p lu u r a n completed thai:work i t tb l Ilult Lovro home hat
week m d the finishlng is bein;
rushed alan; no um me family ~ ybe able to move in, in 5 few weekl.
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s R O U N D T H E c 0 u N T Y
News ul Interest gathcrul by Enterprise
correspondents lmm every communlty In Wuh-
lngion County.
W ESTSID E NEW S 'u¢n;.m|». cm,Jr.,of Suibner
'.mu A week-ml guest.of GilbntEcbllnklmp.._
folks.,
The Oscar Gilbertnon family,of
llhir were Sumhy dinner guests at
the Alfred jnperaon home.
Dr. A. J. Cameron and Rev. T. J.
Reese druve to Llnmln Saturday andattended? the fwz bali game.
Pete Webster, of Fort Omaha was
¢ zuest at the J. ll. Brewster home
l few day ! lu! weak.fMin Aike Iknlon spent the week
and with her sister, Blu ChrilthmwhoisastudentattheWayan
Stale Normni.
Mr.and Mrs.James Van Horn
and children we n Sunday dinner
01:rm':a with her husband ,uni dnugh
hh Mn. Geo. Vodka.Mr. Hopkinsinn! pruen; amployed as a anaem-
or on ghe new ldditlon on the FatherFhrwiszln home for boys.4
n.xv.Rutledge entertained six-
tqen friends It a lug party at hishbmeontheWoods-Updiln mic h
Sl!unhy evening In honor of his
li m i .Wm.Swain.,of Cincinnati,
gl1Io
E. H. Gay lonl hu been uilx sick
the pant week having mfeterl nn
ing last~a
Mn .T.J.Reel-e went down to
The ladle!of the Blptlll guildarenlmninrloholdtheirannual
election supper a little Ma r thisy u r .Ig will be (Even Saturday ave
ning, Nov. gg During thc alhmoon
and evgning A huur wi ll bl dvenand may will hum on nh n number
frf uadul and some fum' uticlu.
The p lu u r a n completed thai:work i t tb l Ilult Lovro home hat
week m d the finishlng is bein;
rushed alan; no um me family ~ ybe able to move in, in 5 few weekl.
n. . .twenty M n (ron u »enlry m m u m ' m m m m m - I n v ! . m g x a n a x o r u n a m e
°! a d d a¢<»»,,»a mid J udc mm 1 - » w ~ m » ¢ w w w v l o : m f | ¢ 1 a . x ¢ ¢ ° ( m u d " u m m m b y
ln d e o d a b d n lu n n ld n n d n i d d o - o d | n r . h ¢ H a I la n ' | n | e u a n \ | n ¢ n a ' g u Ng g y m p g m )w o , _ m , , , s 1 ' A 1 ' z o r Nz s a A s xA ,a n h d u d l l In full f o r a and n m a t th e n s n o r u h s b u h l f n . . . »Q...s».....¢....u -v»;.u|.... ._.n .
The p lu u r a n completed thai:work i t tb l Ilult Lovro home hat
week m d the finishlng is bein;
rushed alan; no um me family ~ ybe able to move in, in 5 few weekl.
NOTE
A few special prices for Friday
and Saturday which will be of
interest to every housewife in
Washington county.
|
KENNARD NOTES
The Mdhofcllrt Aid Sothty will
meet Thunday at the basement.
Ail members are u m d to be pre-sent aa it will bg/their hat I1-N112
meeting befall/their bazaar which
ll to be held Saturday, Nov. T.
li n .Ban Baliay mme over fromBlair Sunday afternoon to uallt with
the one of her mother, lin.Bam
Hall who has been quita ill ai m!
int weak.hha.Bailey returned on
Tuesday.
'frank Denton Antoni up fromOmaha londay oundnx.Hia moth-
¢\.hlra.E.Denton returned 'lrlth
him.¢
hlr. and bin. Harold Lautrup auto~ed to Omaha Honday on bualnoaa.
Alice Mae Xingdom is quite re-covered from her attac k of pneu-
ridonlaj and le able to ait up come
each slay.Mr.I .P.Nalleon was taken ee
Omlhl on 'I`0l|¢|~\¥ zoeooault a ape-
elalilt :oncoming his il!health.Hrs. Blariotta Gaines, who 1| any-
ing q the J. Nicholas home in Vaiiey
was injured int week by a Idl doors
aome wept.She suffered a broken
un-lat and mme cute about tht face.Hn .Buck Rosenbaum entertained
a number of women Thursday at a
quilting bea.Clyde Nelson and Mrs. 660. Nl!-
een were Omaha ahoppera last Wed-
nenday.
Min Feldt and five other taachera
from Herman, Nebr. apant Wednes-
day evening at the E. Berry homo.Mrs. Jesse Schroeder and aan and
Mrs. Lillie Anderson autoed up fromOmaha Thuraday to spend the day
with Ura. Willumaen.lira.Schwe
rl-ar was formerly Hlldred Nordane.Mr. and Mrs. Loula Lauritxon ara
the proud parent: of a baby boy barn
laat 'l'uewy .
1: . \ x. \ nmxc s
Several weeks nga mum of the
teachers orgnnined n noch~%taam
visitor Int week.
Mr.and lir| ~Fra.nk Vyblrnl and
childrun autoed lo Wahoo Sunday.
Hr. lull Mrs. Boron 3'leDonn\d wanSundayguests at the Jdhn Kruger
home near Bennlwon.
Leonnrd Widener and ldayd Mc-
Cann were Omaha. clllurn Monday.
Mrs. John Rualnbltml anurtained
a number of folks Satunhy evening
in honnr of har birthday.
Mrs. (Beams Nehmn wan hoatns to
a qulltlng has 'I'uea¢!ay afternoon.Mrs.Wilmot and Blnnche Pritch
anl wcnl. an Griawolul, Iowa last week
to help eelebnte the former'a na-
!.h¢~r's rightleth birthday.
1 team and meet ~hem at a meelfled
..: n g e u n i th a t w o fa ct i on s me g i n
t h e p a s t u r e S a t u r d a y a ft e r n o o n . O c t .
I7 l h . N e i t h e r t e a m j n e u m u c h a b o u t
t h e m n r n a bu g t h a n w a s p l e n t y o f
ex c it e me n t a t t h a t .P m l i d o n t H a u
s e n p i s s e d n R u l e w h i l e In t h e f l r i !
d n a u p - a m e n d |e u n i v d i n t h a
g y n m u i u m .A m o n g t h i n t t m e t l o l n
t m | w i l d m l n . . a . b o n a t h a t h a d
i t ' a h e a d w h e n l t 's u i i s h o u l d b e , a
f a t m l n ,3 fo r t u n e ta ll er ,m d a n
s e r o p h n e .A U m m m . n u l n i y h u m -0
onus,w u rendered and n f r n h
mints were sold.A £2to for all een
r e r u m h z m a m w m m n r
waning.'Thi money seemedto bl u u di np u blis hln gtho a c h ao I
amnunl.
Tha student: of the oollqu app
date the help of tha merchants i
puttin; out thu coilep monthly m~
the |.nnua1.Penowlg, in are mo
or len ignomnt of uhrlrtlaing mln.:
but we hopc th lt than who ww
an ln a flnan da n way my r us h!anough advertising was so sm-run
th :lmr ln l n l ulwertlllng #pan
our publications.The rlmlts m r
not nlvny s be direct but we la va
faith in.a<ur Hama and Dnnhnadnrtllitll 'Iridium for tl!! Coihp
and a l u n :coiggi moms mom
buxineu for thu ty.Prof.Bundgurvd has b u n
t o t u e h d u r l r h h o w t o p l a y m ~
bail.Ha axpu hn oo dmmn ~int ti nt u the ( itil n amed s
timid.They a n anhrlng into f
nma ' r im mo n p e p, hmn nr ,wa np dc od th eo th ar ni gh ttha tthl
continued to play long d h !P n f
Bundgurd had gone home.
'Il1| prgupoeu for this ylar'| huin b a ll tea ma r e lwli E1n¢| tGrlll
Arlo Chuan, "Bo"Weisman,
Petnrun. Clam and Eli VM, All former Dau phy en an hsc k.The
prnctiao 'urn hold llondly avumlng.
At |lltsriry magting the otha
evening,I n n n told I M !i
a n two ways o l gettin(»w l l q i ;nunely,by th i faculty n
work and by the wak ing nl tha
faulty .
"W hst ma h :Peek look 'os vor
r i d ? ""1I6'|be-ln contudng 211|wth '
* m y
" Id1dn'tkm1rhi| 1| rih1rud0ld»
"'£'hlt's just it=|-nhl ian't."-Eu
Nevdedger.
Lyle Reeh's 0rcl\e:tra
A1v1ER1c.N
Legion Auxlhary
ANNUAL
HAunwf'£u UMIIIE
SATURDAY
Oct.3|
Refreshmenls for Sale
Tickets $ |.oo
Ladies loc
v - . _ -. . . - _ . . . .- . . . ,|...__. _.J _______,__ __u ._\;,_.;__ _|°a - - - - - - - - - - -Uv\a wumnnon uounrr.1_________,_,__ ,..._.._...................I A. C. Delpl, Attomey l 8 : 8 2 P . H . ~AnhrD.&|1Uy»P||!»r.a n m s m d x o lll a - d: | | a v i e ux A. l.lining .marries as 'mo P.l|.
u u n - m p m u . - 1 v m w w w wud uly u i d M m m . t h u [ m u s tximia n , d u w a In d d l c u min :
emu uyra vldo dby :dd ond nmdde nv e ln db y hw inq ufh elulmld c
r x
"94...
my mg m.The Fntber un!Som Banquet ..rv. JMJII.° `
W i l l l i u y o u a t d u O m a h k a m '
ll Friday . 01|w w :
|W ell
a s . l lJ.
\r.._I..rQfIn m Umm! CourtL e d l In uw latter of uw nun of
a ~Inna Nohon. Decuudz The bdn
'num1:18 A. M. Daily.c. §¢.x>.|~srEcmu§T
Sundny, November I, 102.p onu Sundu S¢h\wl n xo AJI.n r n i n m * A
u law, me uf un. dcvlnel, hp-'n-un umaau, anditnn um .un person: um- 7:15 IL IL Ddlyuwvi Sunday-
xerened in uid mm axe hereby 2:00 P- u. Ddly ewvl Sunday.
Mama that on u»aou» diy of ma P- :L Dlily cup! Smdlv-
Oetobar. ms. Jenn 1. Nolun m¢d\'l:45 IL M. Swhy my-ndklon in uid Gmnh mm ld-' m m s a n
cmmcn 01' caxln'IIN' vrwued.mm u n .280| du al (kmber.
and Marvin, me Mm Harry P`rv=-Heian. 'cm wn:|»mI ""|'"'
/ b v..
of Grant, Nehr., visited at the Chas.
Krohn borne on Stmday.
Mr. and Hrs. Herman Spdok vtslt
ed at the an Meierhenry home onSunday evenlrlgf
lliaa Basel Hendrirksen spent the
week-end with home folks.Mr. Tom Patrick was a Herman
-caller Friday.Gladys and Clinton Smith spentSunday evening with Misses Evelyn
and Edna Sprlck.Mr. and Hrs. F. E. McCartney and
family were Wedneeda! eveninx din-
ner guests at the Herman Sprick
home.llre.Henry hlangedoht and son.
c arl,visited at o n parental home
one day last week.Mina-es Gladys Smith and Evelyn
Sprtek wlslted with a former achool-mate, um num wud. no' tea c her
of the Vaeoma school. on Thursday.
llra.E.W .Smitl:\a.ndHilaGlad¥i
edled ag the Harold Smith homo on
Saturda .M r . I t e m londan called at the
Amos Sohl home one day last week.
Mr. Andrew Hendrickson of Roth-
:-tr. Minn.. and ltr. Henrf Kuhiman
took dinner at Herman SP\i¢k" on
torda .s 'u s » ¢ l Fem laftis and uildféd
n e n a m mn m lm m e Ne w s n s lwl
tehool lest Wedneaday-
H r ;Lena B¢1?¢'ihm|».who has
been*on the sick list, is reported as
improved.ltr. and llrs. G. A.Marshal!re-
turned on Monday from a brtet vis-
it with relatives at "Tabor, la.Miss
Hattie Clark aoeompaniod them
home for an indefinite visit.
Mr .and Hrs.E.J.Kohler andlittlegrandson. Jimmie Kohler and
Mr.and Hrs.B. Kelte,of Omaha
spent Sunday and Huntley at the
home of ltr. and Hrs. G. l. Pidffer.Hina Uma L.. Cady, of Omaha was
a week-end guest at the home of
her brother, Dr. P. L. Cady.
Heder Ormsby and son.Roland,
of Caaper,Wyo., left Friday after
a bdef vladt at the J.C.Badgerhome.Hr. Ormsby had a shipment
of eattle on the Omaha markd and
stopped off here on his way home.Hrs. H. A. Clark and son, Harlan,
of Alhambra,Calif.,spent Sunday
and Monday at the home of Hrs.
Clari:'a cousin. Hrs. L. P. DeWitt.Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Marshall and
Mr.and Mrs.Il.w.Marshal!at-
tended the rodeo at Blair on Sat-
nrday.Misa hlaudellarters.of Omaha
spent the wee end vrlth her par-enttf, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Masters.
Hr. ahd Mrs. M.E.Winsett and
H n H I.lrlnltihlwn left nn hteae
guests ot mrs. tiertns nietoeramnr.Wilbur Lowe made a business trip
to Blair Thnrshy .Mr.and Hrs.Chas.Bunger,Hr :
ami Mrs. Mellowd and Dr. and Mrs.
Pratt, ol Craig attended the .Auxili-nry ball at the Legion ltdl Friday
o ne.Mr. and Mrs. Exeret¢ lllmes were
ln Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Kelley Van Valln and daughter. Heten iere in Tekamah between
trains Tuesday.
Mr. Wolfe, who in with the also
Honuznental W eds wee a business
esller here one day last week.
_A m a t number of our people.both from town and the surrounding
country attended the picture show,
"The Ten Qommandments"at theHome Theatre ln Blair Iaat week.
z.. D. Burdie was up from Omaha
Friday.Hr. and Mrs. R. P. Raantuasen had
as Sunday dinner g\:tests,Hr.and
Mrs. C. H. Gehringer, of Blair.Mrs. Kyle Jansen. of North Bend.
Ls spezullnf the week at the par-
ental J. A. West home.Rev. and Mra. Ta J. Reese attended
a reception for the neu* Baptist min
ister at Tskamah Frida; etfeltlltb
Mies Evdy n £hmenon and Hts:
Francie Cameron, of Tehmah droved o w n t o L i n e o t n F r i d a y = ! w j _ = \ ° ° g t y
.e e f 1 . _. l . . . _.. s -. . . L a A _
. u u l a u m r r t u a y o r u a :w e e :I n t l
jelnml her hueband, who was there
aftentling the Baptist ntlwtere eon
vention.They drove home Satur-das evening.
The dance at the Legion hall Fri
day etening under the auapleea oltheLegionAnxjtiarywas attended
by n fair sised crowd.The hall was
beautifully decorated for the oceadonbrMudameeHenryTruhlsen
_and N. R. Bundle.The net proceed!
were $100.4FredRobertson.Rf H.Boree.
Chris-\Iruhl.sen and O.H.Godanr
umrul home Thursday e\en1n|tram a ten day's outlng ln the sand
hlll rountry near Atkinaon, Nob.
lin. Perry Rose, of Omaha earn!up Friulay to ollr with Longs Roya1
Ofrbentra for the dance that ovenln|
and 1pent a few days an the homeof her parents, Mr. and Hrs.. nl. A'
Yfest.
l"Ioy:l Lnftis had a hlrthday las!Sunday and several ears of relativel
and friends came with nl: r i n p u
blfkots of good things to est tospend the day and help him properly
celebrate the occasion.A very de
lghtfut aftemoon was speng ln vtslt
tn; and about four o'eleek the guest:
departed wishing Floyd many mon
blrtlutaya.On Saturday evening the D.ofa s I . . . \ . |. . . . . . . | . . . .. . . . - -I - -. . . \ . | - l .
ulirmsrrs :Juris Burning Wafship at ll ATI. Sermuzxs "*'C¥F#\3E mon by the nn. a. B. shin.
Bl Y lLawn,on.24.--Kirk crsgp. mo au.°""" People:at
:':'...':"z',.°'.x.:2' *°'°'§ ,"'°3..'1§w*25_'i'f:t'i2..&£"=?°,3?%
\ - r \ ! l l l l l l 5 L u
OMAHA
um u \ » \ - \ ¢
»;aa;; ; ; r a . . ; ;'u;. sas A. nl. Dail!s Jr-
umn Nelaen an hmbiun: of wn1»~ was P- aa. may new! Suwhr
ingtori Cbunty, Nebnuh. dild on the 'l:28 P. H. Daily.
1011: dn! of Odober, 1925, havin; no -»lm will md Testament, md ,,.,.|Ladies' Sain ml Duron!!
E\ m. ln ¢ » r v ¢ en u 7 : 8 0 P . lL
Qunh Nl;-\¢. Wodncdny 'lah
U (C n . W dh r An . Ind Co lin )
J u a n IG I IQ II . P l lh r .lucky Bebwl I0 A. I.
I - r w s a m 1 1 A . l l .
fr .PAUL L u n m a m CHURCH
fo r m. N l k n l h )
| muuury at the eomllllon of muh
b la h nt the elmo ol budnna onSevlfmbor 25-
D¢pollt|totalled sm. w. s u1 . uueompnndto8209-*3¢.|'3-U ono m m 1.m u .u m -m x éu»
enum mmaua sv,ooo,ooo m u
me rnyn nuunl u nun anyWodnudly" m i n g q I o ' d | ¢ K
l n .Gilbetl 1 Brava,b f the
mlule dc putninnt ol tha Bl-ll: drysc hool: will he Un soloin n t h e
morning urviu Sundny.
RW. B..B. lindm. whois m warh-
on Sumky In Dihftar ol Prvmdion
UK . D URA N
Specialist
In I ater w me dk lu a fo r th e
pall pve nty y ea rs.
" mu a n - » - » - » ¢ - . . . . "
nesqed of Real md Peraow Estate]Ma d e to Mu n n
..|l..-»..| -. lunnnn ..-.z......:.... (A-c.......4.-I in Plans Yam \ L
. \ r
animated sz $400.90 anmfprnying for
mlmlnlstntion ghumf.\
LOTHRDP 1;LOT![ROP
GRANT NORMAN
Attorneys
Biair,Nebr.and Omxhl,Nebr.
Court on Use l3Lhd4y of November.
2925 ag 2 o'¢hck RM., and eonvnt
qid petition, an Court will appoint
Jai: T. Nalsen or some other suit-
able person Admlni tor and pro
:ud to o lelllement of said estate.
Witness my hu»d.ma Uffleill Sed
-l0~4t.County Judge
wiki appoint Edward W.Wilson nr
some othgr suitable person Adminisinlnr and proceed to 1 settlement
9f u id n uts. a nWitness my hind and 0f!kial Sell
1 >~~.cf ~1<,894t.'County Judge
NOTICE OF HEARING
s'r.\\'rE os' NEBRASKA.
Wuhington County
A. G Debel, Attomeg
In the Cvlnty Court
In the Hatter of the Estate ofliary A. Wilson, Deceuod: The heirs
nt Luv, next of kin devisees, lepleos,
cndlton, and All persona interestedin : li d estate a n hereby notified
thot on the 24th day of Detober. 1925Edwardw.Wilson flied a petition
In uid County Court ll!-efinl among
other things that l i m A.Wilson.an inhabitant of W uhinnm County,
Nebraakn,died on the 5th day of
October 1925,leaving no last Wilt
and Testament,ard poueued of
Real and P e n o w Ennio eztimated
at 319.60090 md praying for ut-ministration thereof.
I f you fi ll to appear at u i d
County Conn on the 20111 day ogNovember 1925, at 10 o'elock A.¥.,
ea.
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R e a l H a u t e
O ff i c e F i r s t D o o r n o r t h a f
In d e p e n d e n t Te l e . O ffi c e
MODEL CLEANERS.
Cleaning,Preuin Reiwdrinl
Located On
Eur. Washington Street
Blair, Nebr.
u s
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nn . W . F . a nn u m . :
DENTIST
Rooms overBlllr Sun Bank
Blair. nan-£5
{x\DBESSIHAKING
REMODELING
RELINING
Sin. J . Cnmtrom
First House IIut of Ponoffice
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OFHANLONA t t a r u y n f m n
0Be g in Su u Ba nk Bu ild"
<=>
~uFRANKs.a m x w w
(Agua for I-'dnnonr Qenmuy?
Ply l mxhaz Pric e for
POULTRY,CREAM AND EGGS
0n mm Street Smith uf Indopend
ent Telephone Offlet
Ind.1221,u m,Alh max .
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Rav R. J Rdneruen. Putat
Banda/ School u I0 A u
(inc h S cr v ku u l Il A M
u m m c l m n v . - w m TRINITY
(W Un e d u I n d 2 nd mu mB. J Womlng Pllior '
UH!u a for leetnrn on
~cmu.u»Fundnmfnw Teuhlngn
or Imtrndlon for Bllunlly d u r
no na as 1:30
Sundny Schsd nt D 45
Banda: awry Bnndny morning nl
man: c llhc r ln (i emnn vt ln[ I.llh
1 1 ." Q u a n | . ¢ 1 m ~ . _ ~ gavemnlu u s-rnuc l.Bond:q d n k u d t ln I mm u n !
rmoo nov u a a h h due from
Imnken deenued 8|.000.000.' n n 918 b l n h included In I-hi
.ummuy showed |tau)in z n s u
of f r m s s , r m, m gn s x l m a x o
I n n d e mu a n - md . a n d a n n u l.L u e l ( n l h m m t P I U lnnaneel( r u m u m m: m u . 4 wxs 6 . \
T M bank eonurvadm fund do-m i m ' h o m u s u l s 1a . ¢ a' u, m
during UM y ou.Th e n h u b u n r | | | | h ¢dc c nue
'n cnpizd neck.nurplm and qmii-
fovthn Sun Cauvumlon \riU\ hun-
q u mn u Gr a n d ln lmd .llr . B m-den In| forceful lpenker.It Il de-
dnd th!! ve have a lugs nuln<I»
: u i w h u : M m .
sr. D IA RTS 5| -lsc ou x. C llug c n
" D t u m Clmrsh Anand-thc
Uon pr"
M l SA M:Day , Bv!lllY» Nw.1.
3:80 AM. Haiy Colnmnnhn.ms AJ L Chlldrln'1\ (Aurel.
um :\ .\| . Chu n!Holy Evehuin
w w pmli ll,vhua. sm.1-y ¢b \¢\' ~l\h um mule.H
and ndlsc oum du n n l tha pu n §:0U P.l|.Young People Fc on-~
ww n y . vu . u n - m u r n
wm Gln Free Canlulililou on
may an neun. mv. ls is
at
ROME HOTEL
( n n I 0 | . : ~to g nm-
TW O DAY S QNLV
U n c a n n y in Ca lu lt n u
'141 | - in S pa tu la
| ~ ~Many W h .for |
11.n......f».|.» ¢,__,_\._.. .~*""""¥'~.I1 an f woo . mmNMC chu at 2:30 or 7:30.|::r,,_;,,,°, : " ; _ "fy " In All Saints Day is ine chumlfs num
?un.her,in!orm¢tlm1 BIa!r'l'¢!. woe A decrease of from »:.m,m.za aria! dw and lntedltn the mdvwl'nu putnr inumh an u m o sms.1u2.so nn mm in the dir of thu name bs' nun] tint-autism an Sundxy P.W-leponiinri Iuarlnty fund for tht
n r .H zv.1.u1'ztzmN cnuacu '
Jackson and C-inter nm:FRA NK R. mi n s D I E SaH . N u m , P u l s .AT \ lmNz .moz .z s HOME
uries.All cnmmuniqnu of the
church are expected m be prulnt.The eleven o'¢Ioel¢nrrlee will be
a aepchi memorial Eueluriil, in bon-or of the fcunden and former 'work
en of this parish.ln zhe afternoon,
J. P. J énm u quite lic k at pre-
nent and unglle to be at, his planE of business.
Mr.nnd Hrs.Znrin Knoll droveto Omnhn Sunday and visited Iriemll
untii Monday.Mr. and Mn. E. C. Bunlir :wend-
Mrs.L B.Harrison were initistu
into the under.After thu business
meeting the entertalnment commit
tee. Mn. 0. L.Hilsinger and H nZ. }'ard|\l1 had chuze. Refxeahmenu
'Arun served later br Mesdsmes ChrilRichter. C. I.: Raid and Chu. Laugh
Blind
Horn
liven
'J u c n u u l " " " " " "Ytlthlr pemittint. th e Aillr Guilddag Benin 10:80 A. ll.Funk Roxen Kilne was born nur will demnte the graves of farmering nervirea at 7:30 RH.935% fn oh! C"'"f"!'. City 2'".!"'>' F' momhorx. in the Binh cemetanr.
naw.me D95 ct nr. IIN!mrs.L1. Kline.He received his oduentianssBlair, gnuhaatlng from the Blair CONGBHMTION L CHURCH
high Qchnol :ml for a number of June: AM¢K¢em»n.Puwr
u n a o n a n x a
(Linc oln awe between eo. a 'mn
mu ' r. J . mu on , omah a.S w a n
Sunday School at 10 0'¢}ock.
Preaching Bervloee at ll A . I ,
sr . r mwc is B ORGI A(Catholic Chlrch)
(Comer Colfax and Hb street)
father C. A. Beyeredorfer,Pastor
n m a n d Thlrd Sunday of each
month. Hua at 9 A. H.
Snood and Fourth Sunday s, la!
at 10:30 A. xt.
u r mo ms r m> 1 s o o : » . u .
c n v n c n
(Cer. Colfax and W1 sheets)
o. U. ¥¢ P r wd . r u m.
M o h r School 10:00 A. ll.
inning Servic e 11:00 A. I.
Eprnrth League 6:80 P. ll.
Evening aervlcee at 7:80 PM.
Pray er lleatlng Wedneaday nen
ill 1:30.. "
sr ai. uz'r°s IPISC OPAL c annon
ftlrant Street.between uh and ith)
Rev. Chu. D. Hating, Paator
Heir Cemnonlon m n Sunday
:nal Hale has ai 'PHI A. ll
yearn atuellrel rnealielne under the
isle Dr. S. zz. Taylor and alao taking
a year ln a mcclkal achool in Cin-
airmail.On his return home, which was in
the year 188-l.an opening ol' the
Winnebago Indian neeenration hzrrd
him and he took a homeatead nearBancroft ln Channing county and was
elected aa County Surveyor which
plane he till:-cl until 1889, when hetetumemltollialrandformeda
company srltn H.H.Dexter ma 1..li. Clow and went to Idaho wht!!
for a number of year:they were
en nled In mining operations untilabout1901wheara! employed
in engineering work for the Chicago
and Northernatern Railroad, and re-
aideel in I'nrnont until 1912.
In 1012 he was chosen aa engineerand superintendent of a large drain-
n n diatrict m r Rnd Wood Falla,
Minnesota when he moved hla Iam-lly and when they eealded until
|923 when zher moved to Minne-
apolla.In 1920 Mr. Kline suffered from a
ltroke of panlysia from which henutrrreeenleledandla t#from
another which resulted finally in hledeath last Friday, Octobbr 23, 1925.
On Pahanun I8 12.95.zilarnnxnd
n n -
As we enter the month of Novem
ber the spirit of 'Ihanksgi¥In[ pervades the atmosphere of our thought.
Hay it grow in our hearts to produn:
fruit in Chriatilke detda.Sermon there for next Sunday,
"The Seeds ol Gratitude."
Sunday School at I0 a.m.Mft. RoyWrighg will be in charge.Homiuuz
womhlp ag l l a.m.Come lo both
services.Choir practice this week on Thurs-
day evening at 7:30.'
||g|°Hg[3| 31° EPISOOPAL c nuncu
0. U. H¢I'roud, Pastor
The Reverend; lielieeman an-1 Daw-
aon ll-alatod in last Sundafa eervicta
owing to a weak ol hard work In re-wf l n e the church am! parmnggg,
which mid wud is not ye! completed.
C. D. Drew is eepafrlni the church
organ which was slightly sliaablni in
the move iaat summer.A new gar-
age ia being bull; at the pereonage.Remember the full day of servlnea
next Sunday.
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN
CHURCH. onuu
1"- *' "as un; fauna-°"'° .."';'.;.;" . m r nl-Hilm mu Kazakh! EH '°'*"°!' "'i§. I..1 llrll. r. J. :umm an Mn. R. P. Rasmussen and Mrs. DI
'Hx 1 par ty ll ihe Ron Earn-eat hom!E.w.Bunlic attended a Water-
xt Cnig Thunduy evening.'arnys Lnnvenlion 19. Kanna City Ina;Mr.and Mrs.Alfned Jesperabn neck.Plans were diacu for theemi gl.\ll\'L O1 mln: r.uu» uv"""'of heir time m me nnumulHarold Curley called at !h:d.Har 1 ~ n. ~ Cook, of-Scribner spent
:nan Sprick home on Wealne Y k the week-emi with friends at Baie.
hir. and Mn. "°"""" Sprlc k too Mr.and Mrs.H.c .mc zellln.
Sunday dinner at the home of Aug sun, Harry, Jr., and dnuglffer, Rachei
mt N'`id°'d°|'5'°.spent Sunday in Tekamalm with refaOn lust Saturday ¢»\eni='l5t» u large trcrowd of young folks gatheml ul. the v g g n m .g,¢g 25__M| ,Hellen
drove to Omaha Thursday.
Dr. Geo. E. Stanleytn purehasnl
the Minn Ruth Robert:' home on the
boulevard and will take possessionthefirst.of the month.Supl.and
Mrs.Seney,who occupy the plare,
"HL we umlerataml more into the
I I . n r c f ul r n ! I d l n l !
Improvement o!the Miuouri riverIor :navigation an far as Yankton,.8.
D.Mr.Iiurdfc was uppoluted bn#Gov. McMullen to represent Negnuf
Ira.Delvzutes from si! states wenpresent nml Mr. Burdir nays il. was
lhe mont enthusiastic buuinesa mee!
inn hp nun! nH|\n¢|.|¢|.
f b r i m "
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40431
Attorneys
Biair,Nebr.and Omxhl,Nebr.
Firit door lollih 1611: a apium
of c ity hd!808LefIang Bid;. . |.OF IISIATE
S TA TE OF Nn mu s z u .
Wnhington CnuntyGran; Lathrop, Attorney
In the County Court
In the Hatter af the Estate ofSamuel D. Bouvier, Deceased: To the
Creditor:of Said Sti ne:You Are
H8¥1bY Notified, That I will ur atthe County (hurt Room in Blair in
mid County on the 28th diy al'
November, 1925, and on the 2nd dayoflla:c h,1928, at 2 delbc l IIB.,
on eeeh of uid dates, to receive end
examine all c lllms agnlnst uid Ea-
itte, with a view to their adjustment
and dloirarwa.The time Iimileml for
the presentation of cldma sp in s!u i d Estate is three months frnm
the 280| dw of November A.D. 2925,
es.
dabuu is One Year from said 28th
dur c! November 1925.Wi my hand and the Sul of
lk! County 002111, this 2401 dly of
October, 1925.;sL:AL)1. c. ELLER.
$0Bt.County Judge.
m m I 4 l+ i + l+ l° l' \ + i ~ l- ¢ + | + l
Remember We Handle
Lumben*Cement '
Coal Feed
Sand Salt
Farmers Co-operative Union
BLAIF.NEBRASKA
¢>l+¢#ll+¢+l+l+»+»+¢+¢+»-.'-s-:-c 1-a+|+¢+¢-|~a+¢+a+n»:»¢+»-:~u+v
Norncn OF HEARINGPIOBATB OF
siwrs or m=:nmsKA. 1wuuuum County.¢ ""In m Cont: Conn.Hnnry lhneke, Aw;
WILL
In dm latter o! the Emu orHannahll.Janna Deceusl:The
woon ron SALE
All kinds.Cut and delivered
Leave orders at The Enterprise
Real Haute
Office First Door north af
Independent Tele. Office
| 1 . | I ....ww.-
ann ll wg ¢;u¢n .uwvM i n M a g g i e L o w e r e l u fn r d F r i
da y fr o m n w e e k s vis i t In O ma h a . a n d
i»sp e n d i n g t h e w r r k ag t h e G m -
do n Im w e h o m e mo u t h o f t o w n .
2\1i=~f.Ii tl zr l D a va o h a d t h e m i s fo r
t u n e t o n m s r u s t y n a i l In h e r f o n t
Th a n d a y e ve n i n g a n d w a s c o m p e l l e d
ze-m i n sch ooi F r i d a y ..
A d i s t r l c r m e c t l n g o f t h e 0 . E . S .
...nl s... \.-1.a nl m n . ! 1 ; | n \ l n m i i n r
ll In n u w.- . ` . . . ...' f h g \°.'¢»~|»-1p.§2¢ra n c h h a s sl
fo r c e o f m e n b u s y e n c l i n g n new
d o u b l e c u m c r i b t o n u k e c a r e o i t h e
l a n g :c o m cr o p .Th e c r i b replaces
l i n o n e b u m c d i a : t y u r b u t i » m u : h
l a r g e r .' -
Th e s l a t e o ffi c i a l s l a n ! w e e k t u m
p l d t l f l h o w o r k o f s e i g n l n g o u t U10
s m a l l la ke s an rl dit ch es n e a r h e n
'n.:_ ....... .|.....u \ n ¢ H u n 1 | n h u r W h :
a s
;
aa;"'If=e5»!€ *i_r9"ief. :'::|621 "i{'°`1F\5` .]§`.'¢i3¢E§§'g|'u5g§"iF§||¥il¢°'i|'f§ ?;:..'a ng ml" End
-""v "-I ;.";,;;T......|..;"..:.»aT..'"1 a ' " ' " |r. I- lu r
Ic1a'l "i""§=E|}|b2§ of game fish.Mr. Bunn ex
Llr. and Hn. cz. E. Johnson en- nuts to mek it with morn In mml'z| vary canfnl.I nlifhara nudist lilnneapolls.Irmmlun service at 1|my widnn ou; of the },¢u| { befall Mr.Kline W u a member of the On Tlsundsy, Nov. 5, the l.a~lie|'4
Il i lu huirh in this city, uniting Aid will m m al the ;>arsonan.I .I nh h as nv cgin.-h,n'| | ;,~thu;look an lrllh the church than twenty-:the Emrybody hwiud.
'g u n o f m li e vu I la n l me mh u l t h y h o m " " " " " m u u m i n Le! of ihs Huanie ordtr hen and lx nor ms or A an zmr 1 =:\»: !\'1'
ilu open dr."of tht Eu ta m S tu .Cllnton Smith,Reggie Skinner andWalter Blelerhenry: Messrs and Mes
tlamoa Raymond hlsfill, Harold Wil-son and Lyle, and Harold Smith.
ARLINGTON NOTES
Arlington, Oct. 22.--1 ; -H. W .
Schoettger entertained a one
o'elock luncheon on Tuesday after-
noon in honor of Hrs. W. D. Badgerwho expects to leave soon for Lodge-
pols and for Mrs.Jennie Glover.
who will return to her home at Long
llesch,Calif.,tefore long.Plans
were laid for Mesdsmes 3lrah MeDonald, C. G. Marshall, C. P. Hast-
ers,llenry Close,Ileter Peterson,
Annie Johnson, J. D. Nesrtom, W. I).
Badger,Jennie Glover and H i n
Mary Williams.Mr. and- Mrs. Will .lewett and son,
Jack,of Gurlsy,visited lrith Mr.
and Hrs. J. C. Badger on Friday.The Sunday sehool of the Congre-
....sl.......t l url la lmav nlannlnr l
day celebration.Miss Irene AulonbHlht,of Sill-
lard was a guest last Saturday of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rosenltllde.
Mrs. W alter Bliss, of Omaha vashostess to a number of her Arlintt-
ton friends or a one o'clock lunch
eo non Thursday afternoon.Vasesofroseswithrednutbaskets and
basket shaped place cards made
pretty appointments for the tables.
Bridge followed.Mrs.P.L.Cady
and Mrs. John Ilebard tied for highhonorsandintheweMrs.Cady
tson a nnetty prime.Places were
laid for llleadames Charles Andrews.G.Il.hllslco,llorold Weber,John
llebard, C. G. Marshall, P. I... Cady,L.M.Peterson,Walt Eehtenkamp.
R.A.Davies, G. I.Pfejfler. Clyde
Cook.'}{. W. Marshall. Horner Miller.iseslle Peterson.J.fungbluth.Ed
Renard Will Ostermon,-Jr., and hllss
all from Arlington;Cook. Scribner: Joe
Rhea Gllfry, W. H.r-.1 ss.....|..1 .11
Esther Harshal|,
Slenlomes B. F.
Rhea, Fremont;on e s - . . . __ _ __ _ ;
kamah,Henry Truhlldn.A.W,
Bane, E. C. Burdie and Dr. and Hrs.
Moon,of Telmmah.Later ln the
nenlng they pttended the danc e at
the Legion haJl.\After a three sreek's vlslt with s
einltf,L i m Ollie Lowe,at Arling-
ton. Mrs. Hattie Treet returned home
Sotonhy.She left on 'Tuesday forSl!l|11tlch, llllnoin to spend the win-
Ier with relatives.-The Ladies'.tm -'till meet Wetl
needny for work srlth Mrs.Henry
lluhlman.The Holt Lowe family motored to
Omaha Saturday and spent the day.Wm.Swany,of Cincinnati, Ohio
was a guest at the D. W. Rutledge
home n few days last week.hir. and Mrs. Clue 'Hastings drove
tn Turin. Iowa Friday and attended
the funeral ol a Mend.Mrs. Jennie Johnson bf Sioux City
isspenclinz the week with her niece.
Mrs. A. W. Barge and family.Mlaa Mandel)Rucker spent the
IMN to spend a fe! days there.
The Woman'e Auxiliary will meet
Wednesday evening and have a num
ber of business matters to take care
of..Mrs.James Ll plnoolt,of Hlalr,earns up Monday ll.. a visit with her
g m -Mrs. Gllben Olson and fam
y,Workrnen are busy tearing out thebridge north of town near the Woods
Undlke raneh.it will be redaced by
a new and much larger one and theold one will be used on one of the
small dralnnle ditches..
The Roberts-Rose ranch receivedseveral cars of stock rattle for feed
ers last week. .Hr.Tucker and Mr.B1nlth.or
Pender, stopped hero Monday on the
:ray home from Omaha for a short
ds l:srlth friends.Walter Nelson and Emil Hansonare unloading o ear oh stsel to be
used ln erecting bridges on the drain-
sae ditch.
I!:°':..'::.,'L°::":.';'~ '.!.'1i"'.'l'1°E'. |~2;m'.;.;;i.»5"=?1J&§"¢I',§I n . 1
0'Hanlo11, Haber I 0'Hanlon, Atty.B7 vtn ue of an trd er of nle ir
sued out ot the District Coon ol
Weahiagton County,Nebraah,endinpmauanoeofadecreeotn h l
Court in an ac tion therein pending
'arbenln Pamela State Bank,a
u e a i l v l u l v v i l e m l n n u u u q l l l 1 l ¢ B
of Bethany; Hn. Nellie Mila, Uni-
::-¢!t;Place;Hn .Maud K.Pbt-
eraon,Fremont;and li n .Louise
Peteraon, Joliet, Montana.
Funeral aervne-ee were held fromtheBaptist Bhunh here on Sunday
afternoon at 1:80 ami hstenneng was
Corporation h ||.h1ng1{f and Auguat made in the Coming City cemetery.D ugh and Cora al. nm. are ,,,.|lr. Xilne has | hoe: of old time
fggignu, | eel!! on llonday the wp, friends who will rernelatzer hlm tor
any uf November,m s .at m e nn manly wi upright qulltiea forzu l. o f .u a d er a t o n W e e ! F mvhv ' e e ¢ mx : mm I n mn me e r !
p w ,9 |th '~C o u n ty l i v i n ; th e p a r t U t I ~ ll ld I
Court Home in the City ot Btair, llason and hte Iife Urea an exampte
:wuz or WU' old.The Youthk Com-
panion will be a hundred years ohl,
and the evmt In goin( to be made a
memorable one for The £hmpanion'e
many friends Bo. edthoulh the date
is not until April 15, 3927, prepar-
ations wilt begin with 1926.
In honor of ite birthday The Com-
panion eriil mme to you next year
at the new toe: prime of $1 1: will
bo dnaeed in ite party clothes, with
new eoeer deeiln-I. euhrged illu»~tfa
tions. near brilliantly clear type. and 1,1|
Wnhlngon 6 1 m m N l ir l lh .N l
|\ n b lk n f. 1 |4 ¢ t o l- \ » N |' \ \ |n \ ld -
de r la r ull. th 1 »u » -fn: mfmafu l m m. U - w k :111| North unq
,M GN Bw d n n u Qurtar und tho
Manhun t Qua n" of the S alman
Qumr of Borden IB. Tovnlhip ll,
l u n ; - 1 s . \ » a n u » » o \ h P . l| . . | »
W m county.N n b m h .w:a d d y o n e a r hh mor tn p a n th a
red muh abvn desc ribed whkh il
s u i k q x u n f l m m o n n n a a n i dy n vn h u In fa vor a l F r imon l Mn
amonl m¢n.
C HURC H o r c mu s r
(Comer Lincoln and Rm! Stnou)
L H.C mn .Pulor
- W m - m n \ m m s e m u m , ulwl i d n u w vn o la vv r i d u r xd l o n h h
u r n m l s "Am vm s ha ll a a , ,, .
ln . a z rwv o r A mu on ?l m a t
pn u u t A n a r lu i n lnh vi u | ve n ~od o l mn u u e e eu n d g un : Ou r
nulel h ull ol_ 82 l bi llion n l dn l-
ovor an puns man KMD lm y ear.
ll vm mn ui n 9 | oo d~\ tn llh Qui ll
r w i w .m e n u w w w m m . .
la i n of n d vmn n n n la n d md u g
xp u w ' lh h - I t a n d m a r ' r u n . ,
nd i o , ( vn u ,boob,and m a n . ;
ln u md n g u wd ll u d d e u , a m! d w
uerdelludd C| \i\dr¢n'|Page.Don'\§
miu this (mat ynr mf The You| .h'|
Coupmknz subscribe now nnfl ro-
e d vu
1. 'IN Ylulh'| Companion-62 luun
Ilan and to any ounn Inlemwl In
:lid mnlhr:You An Hanky Nol
iflcd Thu! nn inntmlncnt pvpordn|
w b e L M lu! W ill md Tn ume nt
of Hannah ll.James, donned.ls
m | $ l | l n u i d C o \ m , | n d d . | o s
pethhn pny ing for the Probate nf
u i d ln lln mml.an d f or d u np-
pvintxaunt vf s u m H.J m u n »»
Ene uwr, Tilt an the Nth My o l
Nonnbsr. I925, at I0 cfeloek A.ll.,
II Coon Wm:25C n'I' Bunn
Pork Chops.
v Fresh Side P
`l'raah Ham
l 2 ' ~ . l ' \ n \ ' f
sxtn spocixi
' a r k .
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2 5 C
2.5¢
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Sausage --25¢l"n'1»h Pork fsu d : u n d Bak, Ynmem, Nobnvh . In u n p n w p u l mme ! u w ° 0 ~
' l' 7 w p || i: ; £ ! a n 0 |! \ | ! ¢ |l . Yo !
Ju mlr y , l ,obtained | deems olfo nd uw o in uid anhn for the
num ol m o o n wgotkr with nn
.-.._..\- _. .-. _ _¢-........on
lux Gnu Baum as eluhm. P1-weas balm. Gcmnny as sunken, Can-mu as enum and cm. n hllllon.Thul. Amerkn own randy om~up I he ric hes of IM to dd.
- L " 5 : _ _ " " : s f ~ ~ ' ° e " | r =
in xm, ma2. The rvmllning inuu of ms.All for only.82.3. Or lnfhadl l¢Cll|'| lqlxine, thimonthlysunwrilyanmmm.nom pmxuum, gnu sam
.ua pelltkm im am |11no! 01 unuc wdo u ul u id lnn nlme ni vm he
heard, and um `lf y ou rio um mn
lpp nr und mmm, mi d Con n may
Probau and n w r d u n u m ,and
(nm ldmlldltntiun nl the estlte \0
The Only Sensible, Sanitary Method
Cheaper than any other way ; ~\
high school orc huln,reading! andsongs.The supper ls being l.'|\'l'l\ in
order tc rain money for new mn!boob and orchestra music for the
U . . - . I - . .¢ » \ . n n |
HERMAN NEWS
Mi n Grace Hastings attended a
U l u a i ' \ ' ; \ ¢ n ¢ \I ¢ { f | I )a v l n i n l *
xrr.Noyes accompanied mem namefor a 1r~eek'| visit.Ile will then go
so Momlamin, Iowa for a Ylnlg with
relatives before returning home.
R.H.Rumusa-an wan.. a Binir
é."i::."n¢.§]~¢.£| a paper "The Lamof Lognn Fontanelle" and Mn. H. I..Swan,"The Prenluleni."Tho club
mesh Nov.6 with Mrs.E.W.
n | | " " _
Below:Boiling Beef
uU u u u uM r . , n 1 d H n .J o h n A l d e r m a n ,1 1 1 9
h a v e b e e n o n s m o t o r t r i p t h r o u g h
l f l i n o i l .s t o p p e d h e r s T u e m d i y a t t h e
F .S .W e b b h o m o .T h e y Z e i t W e d -
n e s d a y I a r S u t h e r l a n d ,w h e n t h e y
[ H M I »-
£"i;; .aa ;,j,`f"1I."¥:¢`.§\`IEf°~};;;;,;;',;to Omaha.Friday and spent the
day.
Min Anna Tdpiett, who In n s|.u~
dint. nuns at the Ciarkscn Isospltnl
in Ouulu, spent gundny with home
business nlier Wednesday(
Nrs.Fred Voss.of Omaha camo
up Friday for 1. few days vkit with
Herman friends.
H n .Phil Hopkins alumed Lui
Urn!from s i n sre¢k's m y in
H. 0. W illiamson held his annual
Pblnnd China hog sale liomhy, Oct.26s l l In nported that Hlty th i n i
sold well lm!brouxht good prices.
Chu.Cameron and A.W. Thomp-
snn mn the suetlonurs.
North Side Store - South Side Market
sms N:ELs£N. Prob..1|:'.a" nl lu. ..:":'.....;""::,1 IJ :::::":. ':'::.."""..':._":'::' .:'.':::::|Tlll YOU'|'l|'| oolnwllox |]|||| ll. Immavivgl s u p |911 uu n u n vnu v.e m u o f a l l l u l l o n In th e m m i f
# i m a anui n l !ac c r u i n g m m u i d
d o w n o f j t l d n w n z a n d fn r e e l o n u n
p r o vi d i n g t h u ;m i d p n m i u s a b o ve
d u c r i h d b e w l d t o sa t is fy w i l
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u ! ! !1|l u i u vn u s w l n l g .U I l l u lw i t h o u t sp i r i t u a l i t y a l w a y s sp-ell;
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p l a y i n t h e t b i n l q u a r t e r , V a n D e u s e n
g o i n g o f ! t e c h i e f o r e i g h t y a r d s fo r
t h e ta l l y .H e al s o ki c ke d go a l .
Pen.|,|l.ie|ce u ne d b r su bs ti t ut es .
l p t l i l e d B h l f s h o p e s o f a n n e l l n l ' M y
m o r e !.cu¢.hdo1|rna b y l i n e v i n .b u t
w i t h o n e m i n u t e i a f t t o p l a y .B a r r y
t h r e w a n e a r p a n 1 °E , S t f i c k l e u
w h i c h p e l t e d t h i r t y f i ve y a r d s s n r
a n o t h e r to u c h d o w n .V a n De u ae n
a g a i n k i e k u l i n t h e e x t r a po i n t .
B l d fs l i n e w o r k w a s s p l e n d i d , t h e
h e a vy b o y :m a k i n g b i g ho l e s f o r
: h e h e r d p l u n g i n g b a c k s .
T h e In d e pe n d en t s p l a y a g a i n ne x t
S u n d a y a t th e b a i l p a r k w i t h t h e
O m a l u S p o r t i n g Go od s C o m p u y
team furnishing the opposition.Omaha tetm is one of :he but in
the a§.aI.e.
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t a u n t s e r vi n g 111|g n l fn r o o f
pu b li c u w e l l u fo r p r i n t s
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po si ti on i n t h e 1ro dd'u:m r -
d z l e f i y t o e o n n l i d a t l o n w i t h n
:bg t t o r s e n i o r ¢»: h o pu bl ic .
I O R T A L I T Y W 1 b u t b a f o n
ve r y t e r m .I m m o n a l h y t B a -
i t t h e r e a m s x u g g u x , n l n l i a
ve e l l n c a h e r t i m ]h e a l l n d j m
l i o n fol1l.l h e r w e a r y p i n i o n .
i y u i l t y l I ;{ n r u w |o p e n n o
ls o f t h e vi n !f m w e r Z!2¢p u Ic r o w n a f d n z l a l r u d e s t i n y u p o n
},.: m s n b m w ,It e r i n t g e ve r y
warned k i n g o f me n ," L i n fa r
|a u w n e d f o r U m n m p l n u fh u d e s t i n y ! "G e a r y u ¢ u ¢ ¥ w
[ll tl!! United Stiles ner ngmln
wot?This quu,l.ion in ner bethepublicanalIntlua lnl I
1. :led of unrest.If lurh an state
fain ner c omes I out i t ml
a hams of the hx enforcement
ho law.It wi n mo n th in n unaanyother that brought abuui
downfall of the saloon in vlltfnel-
and if then is wer l. rnulniuan
sentiment nguhm angl thc ulonuin 4:--men into rn;ue it alll be
no other resmn.are a n th an who insist that
1 bono in now bein! :trunk than
thc cpm :dom was an invita-to every nun to m m i n mdx.i n m m w v i e mmy be
0 what thay uw. or do they knowztheyareMillingah-out?ln
Ilrst pine,the nu ll who are
ting au;this propqnnda a nwho apmd muc h time talking
favor at tha alloon.Their togic
f u k .if than ls mo n liquornamednowthanwhenwehad
thin why should ghoy sunt~it 'l"lplr atltmwn u bulls
r objnel. nought.It in a jake and
lmvw lt.l wander an man y peopk of
r would be plc ued If tomarrow
when they vnlhd dawn torp u b s of business or to do
r ghoppiq and find n of y on.
sen :doom staring than in the
.About every fourth place of
ness n uloon.would that be 1
~le stats of afhin?Sth gha #pen uloon.`dnmklnmu
common, not s colebntion wason without the jail.: belng filled
drunks, who wane thi reiviltl of
system we were than living under
s drunk man was n common
t.J { o\r many wang th #date
r rs!Not many we are nm.then ld in look in It that thewe new hue ll ilvtd up I0 be»
no if we really entomt the law
han, we fill ntlafy more wvh
if we tres; iz in n h x lo ou
ner.
nu r a l k .Uarflilhikzn.
Us A n d e a n
gu nman Lolilr,Demoentic
ber from llh mu d, in l m a y4nt on uur lximption, uid:
o poiln oi exempting myrltlnhumtheirproportionaf
tax burden ll undemoentk. un
~iean, un-Amman and » vici
form of lo n mi mn u l favor!!
It tends to cunts a prlviiegld
which in xntagonlnlc to thcprlwpieaonwhlchourgov-
nl is fuundld.l l ltr i k n vi
siy at our pfognmnivl incomluysum, in that It ponnlta | mm
a ua wang :monnncxrua INDIANS zu
n i n n -o
A war pany of Decatur bnm,_ an
on ine war path and fuer for [Ure
were felled ln their attempt tor!!!anothe: aeolp hers ilu: Sunday when
the Blair independents took them
into camp to the tune of 28 zo 0,
Th e n m wa s a ll Blair from then m to mu m. me I n d i an a mu m
no f-rg-= than BIalr'o forty n r d i
line wi the hall.Bldr c arried the attack tzte up
ponenu at all times and red in.we uarter Gra VannfQar.Dmuen..
Carlson and Rathlnann were the
chief ground gdnera for Blair, 'lhlle
Fremont starred for the nd akin;The entire lint quarter was played
an Decatur territory with the Indians
continwly on the defense.Late in
the quaner a series of plunges bs
Ccmpton, Van Deuaen and Gray put
the ba!! on Decatur'a four yard ilneand Rathmann scored on a Iake end
lun.Van. Deueen B a m gbal..
BlQr'a oecond touchdown come anaresult o! the same style of ple;
with Guy and Ven Deuaen dppink
the line h r b i g gaina.Rat!mgann
uolc the ball over on a center,|maa1\
and Van Denman again kicked ¢¢.1z
Blair anon-d after four minute* oiplay in the thin! qoanaf, Van Deuaen
-mga three lakes han become ao low
:hal it is expated zo freeze zo the
hottom during the 'nrlnter in which
use the fish would dl perish.The
fame fish from Mant;lake andIiakefa lah are bdng transplanted
a n L a k e ~ ' h i l t U I D ! ! i n
!'¢d»dle'a lake are bein; placed in the
:ew drainage ditch cut of Herman.The other Iiah will be sold.
plenty of water
but it will be
supervision ofandd u ma n e
Blmfa n i e has
to protect the Hal:
neilled under thegwlr tltn Hilainger
fish removed.Hr.
-mek his lake within the spring with the idea of mak-
in: a fiahing ruort.
llr. Bunn already has made some
improvements around the ahores
of the lake 1|rhlda2' ia about three
milea in length with an averagebreadthofbetw en a quarter and
half a mile.Boat.: are kept for hire
and there are fine camping groundsn u r the lake.Hr.Bunn contem
plated the erection of cottages for
fem... The lake ia ahoutfour I1lllt'a
>-outheaat of Herman and hu alwa;»~
been a favorite of the people of
this community In fishing groundu.Mr.Hunn'a efforts in behalf of
the eport-loving people of thin vit
inlt are irery much appreciate-i-1
He fteconl.
Bunn plana to'
more game fisha
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BLAIR LOB£.'°l HAGGEDGm s x o O A K L A N D 2 9 o
Blair Hi|h'a squad of pigakin this
en: was rleclcledly off eoler Frida)ond dropped an errsticknme to Oak-
hmi on the latter! fieid.The final
more wa.: 20-0.
The lliair team wan playing farbelow their eariy season form, and
though they showed atreaks of win
ulng football at limes,their :\how
ing was on the whole pitiful,the
line Yailing at timea,to atop the
Oakland back:on the defenn andghe backfield being seemingly unable
to move faster than a trot.This i.
partly explained.however,by thefact dnl. the team was h ered in
pnttice betiuae of Injuries sustains-I
in the 'Iekamah game hat week. Due
to i.n}\¢riea to regulars, coach Moore
wan forced zo use two men in tho
iine who had never been in a regular game before.A
The other two touehdowm weee
both on the same ntylt of s1¥=\>. adouble eriucroaa which proved suc
cessful in both canx.The ian tally
waa made in the lun! half nlinuie ul
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i o | | d n | p r ¢ n a t i | o l | L i o | , 1 r o u l » l ! »
m m U7 u n m y m o u n t a t th e
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i n i t s n o n i .c u l t u r i n g o n a n u u -
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m u a n p n u n u u r n o f t u m a n
p a l u t l o u p n d o m l u u r l a t u n c o l
m t h a .l h r b o n H a u n t , | ¢ 1 ¥ I ¢ ¢ 5 f ! g g m l
marco,t r u t h e p r l n c l n l s p u t a r .
H g #d o c h r n b l u n t !i a ¢ l !° l l 8
me 3 u Z l f n f i n g I l l C h p r a j l c t l .l nm i l l i o n th o r n v a n c o u n u n l : M i
n a I b m ! a n c a u g h t M r . H o o v e r !
w o r d s a s N w w a r s u n i o u t t h r o l l h
.ho a i r b y n d l o u n i o n w n a r .t h o
u m a CIS:B u r .h o m T u l t o l . s ,D., a o Ba m u l :
u a p o i n t !In o m n a m ,d n l q n m
h e o u t fo r th e c o n fa n n o s .' r m
- n t l m n l i l a h l vi v t f u o n b i y : h o n
u n o t t h e t i g h t e n d o u b t . .
Th e e f f o f th e fa r m l r - 1 0 d \ l c t !0 l
m l f n l g b t M t n - i n a n s w e r e d a x t h e
a l f l r t n c i .m v vi r t u a l l y n a r y d a l !
. a u : m m s t h o t i m e w i l l s o o n n r r l n
h m t h o b u r d t l l o l u c c u l r o n u m
n l h e l o w e r e d t h r o u g h r i ve r d u m b b
1081
r m u n u l t r a ar m l a w o u l d b l
a s th r o u g h a re d u ct i o n tu
th e r cm nm o di t le e pr od u ce d tn t h e= 1 l 1 " vu s e e n b r m e a n e l k e n .
Th e c o u n t r y h a d te oo ee ro d at t!!!
tently fr o m l h e e a r t o un d e r t a k e
n y l a n k y pr ot ec t o l na t i o n a l d e
el n pm e nt .S e c t i l a r y H0- over d o
l e n d .T w o g r e a t in l a n d w a t e r w a y
n t o m e ,th e H l u l e a i p p t a n d Gr ee t
u n ,w e r e d m r l y d o n n e d b r t h e
u o d n o n o f Pr o vi d e nc e .h e po i n t e d
at.
" W e m t u t t u e t h e pro eta too o l
:o r e tn t l u p o rt a t i t m l o r th e na ti o n, "
ae oo n l l nt t e .'u n i x a q u a r t e r o f A
n o t a r y h e n c e vs _ m u s t u n e a n i n
m u d 4 0 m t l t l o a I n p o p u m i o a n dw r t r a f f i c w i l l l a c r e u e f . . = . F ' \ m
Jt ei r nu m b e r s .Th e t e r m i n a l :a n d
: fe e t g l t e l l y i o l o u r r a i l r o a d :el -
e | d , y s h o w p n m o n l t u r y a l g a e o f c o n
t e n t i o n . - W e : h a i l n e r d n a t a s p e n
m e h r n i l a n d u n t e r a n d th e c e p
d l l ooet a t ti l l; e xp e n st o n !n t h e n
r e g i o n e d u b e m e b y wa t e r th a n
r y a l l
"Bt° ¢it tle Ir e e r t l l h a r e fu l l e m p l o y
i e n t l o r b o t h r u l u y e a n d e n t e r
n y l w e m n n o n Qu it t h e d e l t r u o
t i r e ho t ti e h e t u o e n u t e r b o f u e a n d
- u i e e r vi c e l o r a n e r n o f m u t u a l c o
vd t na t lo n .
" E ve r y e n t w e c a n : e ve i n t u n e
fo r t a t l o o t o m a r k e t i n a n a d d i t i o n t o
u l m - o m e o t t h e t e : m e r a n d a n e s
a u n a e e t h a t w e o n m o u n t a i n fo r h i m
U s h e r t l l l t l i l fd l o f t h i n s .De sp it e
m r l o n e : i n 1 1 1 0 n u t w a r , e r e h u e
r a t t l e d t o r e l vl c l i l 4 o n t t u n d
l e e d t h t h e gr ea t es t In o u r h i l t n r y
IB d i n t h e h i l l a r y o l t h e q o r l d .W e
t n o o m p e t t n g w i t h t h e w h o l e w o r mw d a y l l o u r e x p o r t tr a d e
" T h e eu tr c eu ht l use o f e ve r y r e
m a n o t h o t G o d p u g i ve n u a w i l l n o
so me a b l u e l n g t o e ve r y c o t u s e .A m i G o d l l | , ¢ | v| ` i t o u e g r e e t s ; r e
sources i s t u t e s w e r e t l u l t t o a n y
o t h e r m o vi e o f t h e s a n t a . "
T h e ou n le r e lt r o wa s co mp le te d
Po sa da ;a n d n t w fm n n a n t o r n a t u
tu m w a l vo d e o t e d .Sp ea ke rs d w e l t
# I l l ]p h u e e o f t h e e t l b j e c t a n d e x
p n u o d t h e i r vt u u I n r e s p e c t I o o o o
eom tc r esu lt s.Th e m e e t i n g e u p r e
etded o u r n r A.J.W e a ve r .h i t s
Ci ty .He b .\ h q » 1 r | |in t r o d t l e l d b r
UI-0 K u n a C i t y C l u m h r a t C o m -
m r c g .H r W a n n o u t l i n e d t h a p u r
p o u l o l ' t h e e o n l o n n c o .B u n n Gilman.ma m as a u d i
City, la.; c. C. Dumgn. Omaha; l:. ll.
rrsfeu,La:nad,K u and many
al ho rs , sp ot s
B u n n u l u .So ut h I u h o u N o -
h n - l l a F e l o n d o i o w a . H a n n a .u n -
w l l r l : m l Ok l a h o m a w a r e n p r n o n h
u . ' r m h r r u a r y . o m b n u d b r t h o u
s t a i n t u n f o r u d l u a s t h o h r u d
m m o f t b l w m a .
J. C .N l r l l n l l p m n l n n a t r e a l t o r o l
K a u u l i l l y .de cl a re d s o m e t h i n ;
m g a t h r u h k n h u b e c o m e s o l o w
rhll. it is expand zo fren: zo thi
bot!om during the 'winter in which
use tho fish would dl perish.The
fame fish from Mi n h lake :ndIi z k e f s h h a r e b d n g t n n s p h n t e d
an L a k e ~ ' h i l t U I D ! ! i n
!'¢ d » d 1 ¢'| l i k e a r e b e i n; p h - e e d i n t h e
..
p h ;when Colson,Oakllmfa fuH»
bac k, nn four yard: for his thin!
touchdown of the afternoon.The
kic k vas good fqr the mn paint..
Col:-on of Oakland,was the out-
sunliing star of the game, making
:II of his !.¢ll'l1's scores, and phying
Thi otlnr Ii.|h_1rill bc sold.
B u m u h h u p l m y of water
to protect the Huh but it will be
neined undtr the supervision of;Ward¢n Hilsinger and d u ma n n
""r'r
s great defensive game If full.Th
only bright mlrk of xhe comes; fromBIl2|:'s standpoint v u Ti!d¢n's me-
turn of an intercepted pun an Oak-
Iln¢l'n ten yard line, ghe eiuut Bhir
came go neonin;during the entire
game.
m g a t h r u h k n h u b e c o m e s o l o w
rhll. it is expand zo fren: zo thi
bot!om during the 'winter in which
use tho fish would dl perish.The
fame fish from Mi n h lake :ndIi z k e f s h h a r e b d n g t n n s p h n t e d
an L a k e ~ ' h i l t U I D ! ! i n
!'¢ d » d 1 ¢'| l i k e a r e b e i n; p h - e e d i n t h e
..
p h ;when Colson,Oakllmfa fuH»
bac k, nn four yard: for his thin!
touchdown of the afternoon.The
kic k vas good fqr the mn paint..
Col:-on of Oakland,was the out-
sunliing star of the game, making
:II of his !.¢ll'l1's scores, and phying
Thi otlnr Ii.|h_1rill bc sold.
B u m u h h u p l m y of water
to protect the Huh but it will be
neined undtr the supervision of;Ward¢n Hilsinger and d u ma n n
""r'r
s great defensive game If full.Th
only bright mlrk of xhe comes; fromBIl2|:'s standpoint v u Ti!d¢n's me-
turn of an intercepted pun an Oak-
Iln¢l'n ten yard line, ghe eiuut Bhir
came go neonin;during the entire
game.
The Enterprise for news.
new at right ln"l'heEnt.erpri»e
Christmas ea:ds at the Eateryoffice.tf
Nice stationery at The Enterprise
~fflce.34.u
J.E.Campbell,furniture,rue:
nd undertaking.50¢.f.
Parties having pure bred poultry
~tene notify Aye Bros.4lI-tt.
I f you lee it in The Enterprise.
ou c an know lt:Hght.tf.
Han:Kruger Nelson,of Omaha,peut the week-end at Blair.
For Sale-Note book paper and
~were at The Enterprise office.
Wanted--Good lsumlresa at the
rowell Home.Inquire at Home.21
Dr. Ewill; Ilar! spent a few days
alt 'Heck whiting friends in Omaha.
Herbert Herzog, of Herman spenthe weekend lt the Funk J enkins
omc in this city.
The R. N. A. lodge is making planeor a and pany 24 be held at their
all on Saturday, October 31.
The w.R. ~ lcenainzton will becldatthehom; of Mrs.Charles
cComb on Il1undn5.November 5.
Mfr.;Myrtle Hurilum, who in at
cmlinx the State Unlvenity visitedthhome folks over the greek-en-I
ntly.
Umuh 6: Lang, Ambulance Service
oy li. D. Lang, Undertaker.Store
'hone Bell and Ind. Red 139. qw-=
ml.1752.Bell 257.5-tf.
Lolrt-Sault ( n y wo r k h t:on
e L 8, on -ith street north to Wuh-
nzton St.Flmler return to Enter-:rlI\¢ office.Reward.40 lt.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Christensen, of\e»r Lincoln ntreet, ere entertaining
number of their frfoods at a dx
~'clock dinner this evening.'
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Hemphill anal
r. and li n .C.O.Dawson drove
Lincoln last Saturday to attendheKxnsu-Nebrukz football game.
The Put Noble ntl 'Club was to
.eet with Mrs. Fran Shafer in theountry yesterday but postponed
ntil next week on accoonr of the
eother.
Blafefmnll Wilcox.\h o haa been
ivlng in the Earl Dixon bungalow
Lincoln ntreet,is prepadng toove his fnmlty to Dengrer. Colorado,
his week.
A.IL Beales spent a few days
YOUR
epaired
Upleu
-
Trouble
Shooting
Service
RADIO
~No Chuge
5 -Satisfactory» f
~Phone
_am am zuI L L MlxPor\¢r
>
New Home Theatre
PRuonAm}. .
- - o c r o s u n 2 9 t u N o v le mu e k s
S UND AY
Lfairlc Joy and Edmund Burns ln
"HELL'S HIGHROAD"
Pen n..|Iy :uw \» I .I by Cecil B. DeN\|| le
x sr -vs . | 1| u~»r'no e a n d RP ORTL IUHT
"FR;
.THURSDAY
lp/AY and SAT. and sA'r:'mAT|NEE
"THE IRON HORSE"
October 29, 30 and 31
Blazin g xho Trlll ol Lnve and Clvlllutlon
C o me d y - " F A K E P L E A S E "
MONDAY und TUESDAY
- v A U D E v l | . L E - -
2--BIG ACTS--2
LEW HDYLE IN SUNES. STUHIES ANU STEPS
Famoug Myers Sisters in dl new Songs and Dances
Nice stationery lt The .=:.mq§m
office.at- u
Ch;i¢tIou cords at me IInte11>ri'»\eoffice.°i f
J.E.Cnmpbell,fumiture,n g a
and undemking.50-tf.
Youths Companion and Enterprise
one yearr for $3.50.lf.
Sam Steven;h u Been I n d o ;a
siege of grlppe this week.
For Sole:--Part or dl of my 20-
am farm joining c ity limits.4 0 2 % .W .C .u b d k l h
Buy your notebook 5»»=r and
revere at The Enterprise offioef if.
Nos F. Rejchenbach and daughben
were Fremont ehoppen Slttmday.
Mrs. W. §.Beard In confined toh e r h o m e w i t h l n e g r i p p e t h i s w e e k .
1
Mr.ond Mn\. J.H.Grimm very
pllunntiy entertained the Pinochlo
Caub hut evening.
Lira.Loui|` Rnmuraen and child-
ren spent 'I'uesdliy nt the porental,
O.hi.Ireland home.
$85.50 buys tho Globe Ra m f o r
which we are sole agent.Cornein
and lel. tn show ll to you.
Petersen lIanluere.
$11. and Mrs. G. G. Hines have a
fine new radio purchased of the
Rathmlnn Gonzo this week..
For Snle:--Some of the best ve-
enot !ota to be found in the city.
Priced to sell.Inquire at The Enter-
plile office.U.
For Sale:-S': acres of lend with
good let of irnprovementn. jurt out-
side of city liwhi.-I.. I'. Runzuuen.
63 Front St._
Unruh&l.ung, Ambuinnee Service.
Roy ALJ). Lang. ifndertaker.StoroPhones. Bell and Ind. Red 139. House
Intl.1752,Bell 25T.25-lf.
Mrs. A. V. Larson has visiting herfor 5 few day s this _week Mn.L..
. Cmggett of Creixhton. Neb.She
retumed to her home today.
We wish to call y our attention to
o fine di:play of Chrlst1n:;earth
which are showing.M e yourehoimhlhe line is complete.
Enterprise office.
Donald Christensen mm returnrfrom his ac?1ooI work in Chicago andwill be found in the Henry Christen-
sen store taking oharge of that busi-
ness.
Mrs.R.B.Gray,of Wheatland.
Wyu., spent n few tlnya use fini. of
COAL-COAL--COAL
-loaf.Aye Bros.
Wm.Smith and wife,oi'Omaha
nole Blair \r}aitora_ hal. Monday.
The Eo2»n=f1»°»moat earafully
read, consequently the beet edvertla-
ing medium.tl'
Bln. G. L. Dixon will entertain a
number of friend:tomorrow af;
ernoon at calmia.
Air.and Hrs.Adolph Vps:left
rhterday for Lon: Beac h, Calif, to
apend the winter.
Mr.and' Hrs.Kenneth Roca.of
Omaha vera over Sunday visitors at
the Charles Rosa home.
Mrs. Minerva Carter and daughter
entertained a number of gueata from
Herman and Omaha on lest Sunday.
Let as order your stove repairsllow,don't let it go until it gots
ftilll,it may take some time to get
litem.Petersen Hardware.
The Auxiliary ladies are planning
a llallowe'en dance for Satwlay
.cuning and a good time ia anti-
tlpated.o
Money to\1oan on either g y or
form property.Long time l n lldomed.6-tf.
Cltlr.ena"Savlnge Banl.
Blair,Nebr.
|'erfedion Oil Heater and the new
American Gaeoline Heater, junt the
tlin; to lake the chill off the roominthemorning.Ifeteraen Hdw.
On last Saturday eneninx.Hrs.
W.n. Hammond entertained a fewfriends at 500. Bin.Anna Fawcett
being honor guest.
Mrs. 0. L. IIileinger and Mrs. R.
P. Rnamuaaen of Herman, :ren wel-conii 'Eallera It The Enterprise office
one day laat week.
Mr.and Lira.Augunt Rathmann
nm! Mn. w. C. Linden aml |ilt3|ll~
tcr. Maurlne spell! the week-end at
the R.C. Coo\t l1ome.
_l"ra!llt Jenkins has had o fone of
rr tn bully the p u ;sevorol di y !bulhlinz a fine porch ten by twenty-eight feet, along the south aide of
his fine rezdmlence.He is also taltinl
care of other improvements.
Mu. John Melieen, of Santa Cruz,California remembered her old friend
Mn .l~r'ed Ilugeon of this city, by
funding her two large. fine heads ofCalifornialettuce.They arrived ln
fine shape a cl were of extra qwlty.
Jt'1\8£Mc~iznl of Lynne, Nebr.
Chriatnaaa cards at the Enterprlae
office.ti.
J.E.Campbell,furniture, .mga
and undertaking.50if.
:Cad Kellerman ia the owner of anewBuick sedan..
a Mrs. (.ecelia Beelunann la reported
as not so well this week.
Lost-Door key.Finder please re-turn to Enterprise office.
Alisa Irene Haack rpm; the week-
end at Llneotn with frlenda.
Buy your nntebool:paper and
ccvere at The Enterprise office.tl.
Dr.Leyland States,Chirepnctor,Farmers State Bank Building.17-ti.
C.li.Bendorf, Undertaker,Blair,
N4br.Office phones, tem. Reaideneaphones, 224.`\.28-tl.
See our new line of stationery,
buainesa and ancial, in several style!and finish!!
tf.The Enterprise Office.
Mr.and Mn .Ralph Johns a n
the proud parents of a new babygirlsince last week.
Kenneth Gaines, of Wayne, Neb.,
and Dale Halbert,of Omaha spent
Sunday evening in Blair.rj
The A.A.Anderson family, who
live-:I west of the Ihptiat church.moved to Tekamahdaert Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gran; Gans and bgby
of Omaha, were ever Sunday guestsattheEdLevcellynhomeinthla
city.
Mrs.Alta \\ainwright left Satur-day for Lincoln an-here ahe will spend
the winter with her daughter,Hrs
Lottie Hail.
Choice Western Nebraaka hay on
Lund at all times.Indications are
that he:- wil be higher.Better attack
up naw.3 \l0»lt.Rlvett Lumber & Coal Cm
The Hana And|~euo|\family,of
Nebrnnka City have been I<D¢¥¥di|'i8 a
few days visiting nhl friends and
neighbor.: in Blair.Unmhélang, Affbulanee Service.
Roy M. D. LINK; Undertaker.StorePhones, Bell and Intl. Ren! 139. House
lml.1152.Bell 257.25-tf.
Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Mc( ny and little
mn of Schuyler.Nets.. were guestsof Mr. and Mn. Henry Menclze over
Monday and 'l`\1elulay.
Mrs.Chris Schmidt 1en\ea this
meek for Ilastingl,Heb..to vlnlt
THE ENTERPRISE; ummm mzmmsm
""r'r
Our Big Special for
Friday and Saturddy
of this week
AUTO STQDP RAZORS with strap, ready nh shave lor Z H )
Think it possible y ou buy lt suc h .I lwhlng prlc e.
We areHEADQUARTERS
FooI°"BALL
coops
W'h Fl h"IE.fffi '..» ff. ..f§ § ""' l l >f ' ? l | ; §4 ;
my other make ~~E '|.4 * -
.w
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The Leading Makes
~ TheAmdt llardware ~
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coax,-bon-.Qo.\L
-l0tf.Aye Brel.
Wm.Smith and wife,oi'Omaha
wele Blair \r}dton_ lA5l. Monday.
The Enlvrvfiom most urnfully
nad, consequently the beat mdverlls-
ing medium.if.
Bln. G. L. Dixon will entertain l
number of friend:tomorrow af;
ernoon lt cumis.
Air.and Hn .Adolph Vps:k f l
Yhterday for Lon: Bench, Calif, to
1~p¢mi the winter.
Mr.and' Hrs.Kenneth Ron.of
Omaha vera over Sunday visitors at
lho Charles Ron home.
-»1.° "ia*'"wsu "ncaa 1 .14 ~l',;~§.,r
.. ¢I
'* ? P ¥ "
3 - a n 5 * " ".
. v m *~
emcruined a number of em from
Ilermm and Omaha on last Sunday.
Let as order your stove repdrsliow,dorft let it gn until is gels
tom,it may uk: some time In get
lhem.Ptteraen Hardvrnn.
The Auxiliary ladies are planning
a lla\luwa'on dance for Satwlny
.cuning and a good time is anti-
tipated.Q
Money lo 1 oi n on either ci or
b e i n g h o n o r gu e st .
M r s .O L .H i l n i n g u r a n d M r s .R .
P .R a j m m a e n o f H e r m a n , i r a n w e l -
c n n i i : a l i e n l a T h e E n t e r p r i s e o ! f£ c |
o n e d a y l u !we e k .
M r .a n d l i m .A u z v u Ra t h m m n n
n m !M n .w .C .L i n d e n : m l d a t q h -
l c r .M s u r l n e sp el l!Hue w e e k - a n d a t
t h e R.C .C o o k h o m e .
:I I
d o m e d .6 - t f.
Cl L h .a n a "S a vln g 1 B a n l .
B l a i r ,N e b r .
I'¢ r f e d i o n O i l H e a t e r a n d t h e n e w
A m e r i u n Ga so l in e H e a t e r ,j u n t t h e
I ! i n ; t o u k ; t h e c h i l l o f f t h e r o o m
i n th e m o r n i n g .Ife to r aé n H d w .
O n h a t S a t u r d a y e s i n i n m H r s .
W. n. Hammond entertained n fgw
I
Ire l a t ive s .
I w i l l se ll a l l o f m r ho u l w h o l d
fu r n i t u r e r o n d n l i u g n l d l n e w fu r n -
it u r e ,o n e 1 - R a h m a n Mm#-lerplace
Ra d i o ,o n e 1924 F o r d ,li k e n e w ,
Je r s e y co w ,W h i t e Ro c k chic kens
d r . o n S n t u n l a y , O c t o b e r 3 1 M 1 : 0 0
!'.&l.,fo u r blo cks n o r t h o f N o r t h
S i d e s m n . - M a s h Ma d s e n .O w n e r .
Je n se n l B m s .Au ci lo n ae rn .zz.
[1111 busy the p u t several duty:buihlinz a fine z1°r¢hw1 by twenty-eight fat, :long the south side of
his fine 'mddencm He is also takinl
cre of other intprcvements.
Mu. John Melieen, of Santa Cruz,Caiifornin remembered he? nhl frlrnd
MN.l"r't\d Ilugeon of this city, by
au:-ling her two large, fine bends ofCalifornialettuce.They arrived in
fine shllpt a c i wire of extra qwity.
Jt'1\8£Mc iznt of Lyons, Nebr.
and Charley M nlgnl, of G - W *
Iowa were both n town at t e fun-mal of their brother,the late Al'
McI\Tu.nig;!of Walthlll, whose b0¢|y1
"nn brought to Riair Slturday for
ittlermelil.~
Mn. Anna Roberts drove up from
Omaha last Thunday to spend a fewhours with her parents, Mr. :nd Mrs.
Nels Johnson.When she relurnetl
go Gmnha, Grandma C'rui¢klhank went
back with her and was I g u n ! l l
YOUR
epaired
Upleu
-
Trouble
Shooting
Service
RADIO
~No Chuge
5 -Satisfactory» f
~Phone
_am am zuI L L MlxPor\¢r
>
S UND AY
Lfairlc Joy and Edmund Burns ln
"HELL'S HIGHROAD"
Pen n..|Iy :uw \» I .I by Cecil B. DeN\|| le
x sr -vs . | 1| u~»r'no e a n d RP ORTL IUHT
rs'F;
New Home Theatre
PRuonAm}. .
- - o c r o s u n 2 9 t u N o v le mu e k s
.THURSDAY
Rlp/AY and SAT. and sA'r:'mAT|NEE
"THE IRON HORSE"
October 29, 30 and 31
Blazin g xho Trlll ol Lnve and Clvlllutlon
C o me d y - " F A K E P L E A S E "
W E DNES DAY a n d THUR SD AY
Corinne Orillllh and Llaysl Nulhu in
"DECLASSE"
Comedy-"A RARIN' ROMEO"
o
MONDAY und TUESDAY
- - V A UD E V I L L E - -
2--B IG ACTS --2
LEW HDYLE IN SUNES. STUHIES ANU STEPS
Return Engagement nl the
Famous Myers Sisters in dl new Songs and Dances
Cnmplete Change ol Vludwllle Bac h NightONTHU SC RE EN \
Marry /C arey In .
"THE BAD LANDS"
Comedy-"HELP YOURSELF"
Alles Joyce Ind Percy Mnrmom ln
¢~n' D a d d y ' a G o n e A H u n t m g
Co l\ ' l¢ dy - "5 A| L oR P A PA "
~ Sire reumeci in her hnm|;Q;;.iIEI||¢`§f"1i`n¢"i§"||II»}aiF¢"¢i§I`L| ""|.. W mils'-
day afternoon and visited friends, re-]\'\"» HTF "u. Utvvn ul ul n '"-*| 1¢a
owner of the I.. P. Rasmussen home""'"'"'K
ing from zhé Lincoln qtreet rnidencr "P * ' ; ;f"" hxuumy 'B " " "'" 'nwels Nov. 2 with Mrs. Chu. wmata the home of Peter M. "f'5#Dl\ ul Ofrar uyer cms.man.f
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o n m a n n m l a - I m u r v l l a | . l l n l l | \ .1\ | | | |~U I u a \ . . |
i .1 1 ,. |P. 8. Mann on lm Mamliy ¢\-emnunan on proposition whereby It good f Din! Coilege.This 1|n co .-»»---» ~ ~ ~ lo =»~<» per &'»~=f»»wilh -»»=-f ~ \~===»=~ f'::;°"L:::,.';°.,..::'.°°'.:::> .z°;f:...|0 u r P h o n e N u m b e r s A r
week.I'refer married min n\er 25 Qhn thaw will serve that Elf!-!lT\00H f . .....__ ....---_
"' v ~
- n f -
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w i t u é .§ 1 a t e a d d n e u h o n e u man|p 1|~ |
b e r a n d p r u v i o u -w o r k 5 ;f i r s t i n t e r .
P e r s o n a l I n t e r v i e w l a t e .l l u x 3 5 5 -
Enterprise.39-21.
I wish to announc e thll I wil! be
a' home from Omlhn each week onSatuniaya and Memhys and sriil do
ury replir work.such mu phono»
; u ~n u . ,and evening.
Mr.and M m Chan.N.Hansen
drove to Fremont hat Wewlnxadn?
evening to attend n *dinner partyfor their lilile ;ran¢¢\au|£\1I»¢¥»_-7011"
Cram,who wus celebrating heteighth birthday at the home of her
;arents,Mr. lml Mn. S. G. Cram
xc.-.Ll.vlm\ lhmuen was
.Around tirtnty:|\e were presem.
I"Honda who have received eanI»»f wm Bins.Ella Brandt up o n lha l
:he is new in illry inmi lml driving
down the can1 20 Miami, Florida In
\i1»f! In lunt.She 1190711 her mr
an imrlinl fine anal herself u 11m.ing a wonderful time Fixhl-ming.
Mine fines Kham :ml -brotbfw.
Bell-Black 26 Ind. 23
When you need anything in
Groceries, step to the phone
/;;,=»f
Rr!l imi,ITIIKIIISIUI.1=ulr|.|:n~,g v n r n -n e r a u n t ,.umw . - - . - H - - -....-.._...__t e n ,c u t o u t :m d coils.A n y \ h i n 1 z l a h o p a r a n t a n d t h e e ve n i n g m == | w{ 1 _n r i ¢| q ,_ nl p h n !l§v'}11 g§h _g {\- jll a n d t g l l u g w h a t i t i g ,w e
.. \pltisan;one.
Mr.and Mn .Harry Hiller,nf
Detroit,Mich.,who w been laur
lng thr wutem United Stiles sinc e
June lat: are stopping on lhelr re»
wife, of umana. nwempum us uranu.» Lincoln nrly lui. Slturday mom
ing to uke in the NebraskaKanuf.fastball game bu!gave ll.up andturnedhack on account of the had
- - - . l 2 i . . -n l Q L . ;r n i i l
will deliver-y_q_1_;r d~1der
promptly,using l'li:9l\oic-
eat of our products to fill
s n s n i u ,ar ml " H |w f u gchin es,et c.h e a ve w o r k a t the
1-park p l u g fa c t o r y o r nz m y h o m e
- . . . - ~ -- - 1 - »y l v | \ \ \' I I u li t l l r l l l l i j 'co mp l et e l l l l l l £110
n u n .I u w o n t o t h e l l .L u f r c a e e
m l m s u p l a d g o l o n l y i n n o n !
i l u : h e Bt..[ m i n u s c r g n a l u u o n .
u n l l h a l u l p p i va l l e y A u o e l a u o n
an d a i n n u n u t n e u .In cl u de d 1 |
th ei r M a g n u s l h u u v l l c l a t a l t h o
m a m a .
Th p r o g r a m i m c l u d o d l a d s l r u u a b y
\ l | t o l l e vl a g .
u l l .T.D l 1 ] l | l H l \r h l l r n a n n i
§~: I iw ral...muyrun n." § " ' " " ~tum trip today, ll the uscar uuyer w""""h Hr Miller being n brother of The |-o ... & * ' f t ", : f.=?v'i'f5'¥'f':F*-.f1'3°:':f'f . . . i i ' ° ~Thur mme Lhrou¥|*of Ch-||§n u \r l l\ )Al l l ll l l n l tl i l l ll l u n Q l sg ui n e o m u t o n a p a N w l r q u o t a o f
t a x e s , a n d e a n u p o n d l n d y i n e r u a n
t h e b u n d c n s o r ! m n t h e h a n m o d -
c n t o i n e a m n . "
u i m l l l l l l l l t l n l l y u u l e u l w l m i l i ~" " g ; ," ' ; ~ ~ | " m | |a L " r i l'|'da,\»I. .}|||»|
.
'§ . ." I " ' £ } - " '.'2. 'L'E° '12 '. - .. .. . .. r l : ¢. - .. .: s u l ' . . 1 ' ¢ | | l '¢ ; | 1 | | | | d \ d l . | | IU I IU I 'o f l l : \ ° . m n E l m I. .ll. Cll "'l :'lAdvertising for Thanksgiving buxinels is a most sens-
ible and logical thing Yo do.Every merchant who
has an item to sell knows that the way to sell itfix to
tell the people of this community about it in an inter-
esting way.The colum ns of this paper is the best
medium at your disposal.We have plenty of cuts
and advertising suggestions to help you present yoixr
story in an interesting manner.Phone us and we
l u n ill a Hull!ll\MlI\|||\7||\u |ala n.;- » -, . --_ ., ,l=nnmlmg,dg_: n l s k y . .Qulggyzp fo r m u l ea r e o n ve n l e n ci e a m t a k e a i a m !a ff a i r 1.-an n Il ; l ' ¢ a | ' g n pg z t y s 1
C l h i a i m u g i ft s .Il e n u n t a a n tr i p ."a l l ca m e i n eo: -lu men w h i c h e l c u t vd
the se be a u t i fu l th i ng s .Th e r e g l m m u c h fu n a n d m e n l m ¢ n ! .A fa m. . . n n \ . ....,......... ,......»... c . . . . r . . 1 ! . . A . . ' l ' f { 'T f ' . 'f { _ f' f f 'f f ' f§ ' f 'f ' f d , _ f f l i n e o f r e fr e s h m e n t s w a s e n j o y e e l u l
In a :¥~rr*' 2-°#J °v~-»=*==¢mr. -l8ib. sack -$2.40 Qlh. sack -~.55
mlb. mek ._.50 Pink Salman. lull c an -~.20
.i f in ln m lu lh . sa c k .so Tungier Band Puri: & Beans S uns .25
§E== :r l:
l l -$ -EH
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- w vo . ~- ......wa - - - . - - -.. . . - . .cl o t hi n g .L u n c h a n d d i n n e r w i l l b e
se r ve d .Th e b e t t e r w i l l b e he l d a t
th e C i t y C o u n c i l R o o m i n t h e B .F .
D .H a l l .|0 .1 |_
W e a r e i n m - e i p f o f a ni c e ie t t e r
fr o m e f o r m e r B l a i r g i r l , R u t h H o a r e
R l a n e h a n l o f G a r d i n e r , M e .. M p r e -
se n t . s h e i n fo r m s U n also h u out. on 1
s h o r t t o u r o f N e w Y o r k e l l ! !a n
r n e n n g e r a n d l e a d e r i n a n w m m w r o f
si x g i r l s o n |R e d r u t h c j r r u i t .H e r
hulblnd,Hr.Tom Blanchard is e
rdence teacher in the Gunliner. Me.hier school when Ruth plenn to
Juln him ln about threrweekr. Theya r e w e l l e n d a r e l o o k i n g f u r vn n l
HIE ¢\l.l\!|uie Uvl l n e u vn . . . . . . . .v..S u n d a y e ve n i n g t o h o n o r l l r n .A r t h u r
H e l l n w i t h a k m h e a sh o w e r .H r .
He l l a h s a b r o t h e r o f M t g . Jo h a n n e e n
a n d t h e r h u e be e n s t a y i n ;a t t h e
Jo h a n nn e n h om e fo r s o m e t i m e .Th e y
pl u m n o w t o g o t o h o u s e k e e p i n g i n
th e S a m G e a r h a r t v r v w f r n e a r
t h e C r o w e l l H o r n e .Th e e ve n i n g w a s
I p l e u e m o n e fo r e l l .
M r .: m l H r s .G e o r g e W o l ff,o f
P i n e h i u l f,W yo .,le fg th i n i n o r n i n ;
b y a u t o fo r t h e i r h o m e . a ft e r s e ve n !
wee ks Y l l h i n N e h n s l l a n d H k h i -
g u n .Th e y fi r s t vi s it e d H r .W o l f f ?
m o t h e r .l i n .H e n r y W o t t f,o f th is
e i t y a n d persusuleri h e r t o t a k e an
t o 1 M 5 b a c k t o N¢ \ > l 1\ * i t s o m e i t r i p w i t h t h e m t o l i i e h l g n n w h i c h
t z m e i n t h e n u r f n m r e .M n .Blu m-nh e di d a nd e nj o s e rl ver s * mu c h .M r .
a m e h o u r .
M u .D .Z..l i u m m e r g en t e r ul n e ~ l
a n u m b e r o f fr i e n d s c o m p l i m e n t a r y
t o M n .A n n a Fa w c e t t .o f L o s A n
gel es,Ca l if. ,o n I u t T h u n d s y a f t -
er n o o n .T h o u }5re|\ent w e r e H u
d a m e e E .B .C m r i | \ f |I'ewe s-tt.
H a t t i e P o u n d . D . C . V a n D e s u e n a n d
W .I) .l i n m r n o n d a n d l i n , - \ \ ' .J.
Co ok ,o f " 0 m _ha.
M r s .B i l l Ty s o n e n t e r t l i l m i a t
d i n n e r I n t F r i d i y c o m p l i m e n t a r y t o
H r s . A n n e F l m r e t t . o f l a s A n 8 ¢ | " *
C a l i f.C o r e r a w e r e l a i d fo r the-L
l l .C o r r i g a n fa m i l y a m ]H n .Fa \
eet t,M n .11.l l .R e d fl fl fl anal M r
a n d Sir e.H a n s e n a n d H r .R o w e .11
Onuha.A' \err oleennt time Mar
\
Meinwp 1-'lo
Cum Meal.
Rye or Who
Hummer Br
Bulk Ou am
.lerney Corn
'Ia.ngi:-r Br:
Jersey Cream
i l h . s a c k
Jr ° r ¢ w . r C r e w
e Q
: b l a t h e c n m p n l a g p l h m u l y o vm n d
Un e.
T h l i n c o l n E h e i r l u l l i u g u e w i l l
u k i h a e l t y e a u m i a u n l o n z o p s u n n
or d i n a n c e t h a t w i l l pu u vl d e fo r t h e
o s u m i n n l i c n a n d l i d l d h l o f else-
t r i d l m .
,..._...-
RUPTURED?
¢..¢..-.-S l l f m n w i l l b t n f i l b y 1 ; i t h ;
l o r t d l l h k i l u h r l l a t i o l l m s fr e e
-.-- - - |- --u v:und u b o a r d o l In l a n d \ \ u t a r 1 u l C o r
p o n l l o n ;S u l l a i A.Th o m p s o n .N u h l n g t u a , a o c n u r ! u : l n H a l l o ;
41 R l u n a n d M a r t e n Il a l g r e a n ;
J 'z a w b t u l n m t U t l l l w a t n ,o r . .
c h a i r s a o f t h o Ok l a h o m a S u u
Bo a r d u f A g r l c n l h a n ;J C .l h n i o u s ,
( l o i n c s u ,l u . .w o u l d n t o i a n
I n u n h a s i n o c u l u m :Jo h n
Tm m h l a .B l l l l m K u . .p r u i d s m o l
u n h m m U n i o n # I Xu a n ; J u d g e
W . xc.I m a , a l . .Jo n a h ,H n p r i d
d n t n l t h e A m e r i c a n ) \ r m C u l g r fa l g
i l l i p h S n y d e r I l m h a n u K u . p a n
i d m t o r t h e K u n a F a r m B u n n
F n o n l h n :l i .D .K u n .n r t d d n l
n u . .- » . - _ .. .and Caffe, ills.
ual. por lb.-
l~`!»kea. per pkg.
nd Oats. largn vku
rn Pancake Flour
In Buckvrhont Flour
"7s
.os
.ss
25
35
Gallon uh Curl: Sy rup -~£ 5
Hai! mul. can Cum Sy rup -.as
(Milan can Unison Pure Snrlzhum : L o o
lhlf g if. c an °'"".55
Brhukal Bunn. per lh..-,35
Specinl fur I°"ridx; and Iiulurdny uni;
Lnrd. ner lla.--20
will call
T H E ENTERPRISE I. SAS, TJSEL?§'?€IS%q_E-mann _u ~llllln num e l l n r . ~ 1 '
al nm-rv nun... .» .. »E .':f'.'t .|~| ||~|= : ~ 1 1 rH. ||1 ~|mlnln|||um||nnnlm||mulu||mm||||E' g-1
:hard is the daughter of Ur. and and Hrs. Wal!! wen plants nt "'*l¢n§oyed by allumd Mn. 'l')scn'| In
Blair High School Ti;l"`|€|'N
of other neu and pooplu, but in
rwmpothr. love, and understanding.
01 in treading qoln the old, worn,bloody pathway vlskh ends Inevit-
ahiy in chan and dinner, but in
Main; a new tnih along whic h,
pleuo God, other notions will fol-low, into the nur Jeruulom when
all meal lot eompand to tho ground
our com ic t.Common th in buf fer : mm a t 5
oenh and costing only ng por had
nz compared with $87 such for the
s tu n ,:returned $4 per h a d not
pr om while the heavy atoen onlymidi$7 on the some feed.Since
Wars shall be no more."|tl1o market in gb! full il Zoudod with
BLAIR. NEBRASKA. OCTOBER zo. |925
Edited by D. V. Hauer. Superinlendenl of the BN: Gty Sc hool:
o m a h a - A b o u 36.000 h a d I b n
g c e i v i d l t O m i h n m l r h t , S l p k m
r 24.
S c h u y l e r - l i n c o l n h l t h i n y h e
t h e n t h i s pl a n e a n d P l a t t e ~
U B I . h i m ( f r a d l d .
B I H I B - T h h p l a n t o I n s o o n l u
p l l o d vn u a i o c t w m l r r e n t .
L o u p C i t y - ~ W n r ; r m a i n s zo .~
I u u l r , n u n 1a m - u m w i n d .-"lil
i fro:
in! in all
019 ln!1 *I tnmr. Tlturi inf! muf.'\|an say.Hr fur. lla' eanldenu. And
it was you who nn min: ta uh tba
rid.Not anybody dn. P|*.»|--and I
Zoredynu.lt o u k t h o p a p u f r o m spuuge tum lin elueznllh 8?|09 I
lr u i n '-7:{"¢r¢ do." he uid until *nl
xnxmaap-w,nn nw nun"!'or¢1<u;um¢| plo| | \ouzluada¢
¢ u m l m ¢ u m lw m ; » o r d .n u n .
"Pe te r
' t n ...¢ v..
I : n a s m n h l ; a n n u m t u z u r u u
u n : I n m s v d c o s l o r o " l i o n - I Du d o f u n d l u a t : h a m u n n r u m
a n d v n u a n lo l .N a d i l l d v l l d
m n a h u i t m p u a b i a w a i l b y t u r u n
m n .1 ' i l llll l% | l l| ll l| . l \ l4 % h l\
n m m n u u m q u m u m p m
rar # 114 1. M se m 'e '; '\L P Q*
A
[ ! n i r .N a b n a k a .0 e t o b e r 2 9 .19 25
ONE 0'CLOCK w n c m z o x
. . . . . . .
Mn .Lou Laila
Thumiay an a one
foltowed by cams,
500.Decoration:were
entertained l'|:\I.
o<:1ocld lunchuonthegamebeing
in Haiioue°en
R
PRISUNERS ESCAPE
FRUM coum
Flare Priaonen Overpower Sheriff
ilehrena And Make 'Their Eh
c ape Lu; Thani!! Night
In Zero Weather
MJ - W ERE SOON RE-CAPTURED
Sheriff Hehrene hlcl hu first jd!
delivery during his nlne yearn tenureof office on last Thursday evening.
ft in his custom to take :upper tome prisoners at around aeven o'eloek
and it was this time that they took
to do their work.
Five men, Carlton, ljghtnll, Allen,
Simmons and Cook, were captured inOmaha some dune bank charged with
the robbing of the Slovene store in
Cnlhoun.They were brought zoBlair when they had their hearing
and plead guilty and received their
eentenoe.I t urea these men whoauged and perpetrated the outbreak
They were dl well behaved prison-
ers and the sheriff had no apparent
reason for watching them closely so
when he brought them their supper
they nuacided him,one of thanjumping on his hack and choking him
While,nrith the uaiatanee of the
others, hh arms were drawn behind
him and tied.They nelleved him of
1.2;-. gun and keys and locked him up
and then Ielt.Brand uuinted the sheriff in gel-
ting hin hands Ioone and men to
break the Iock when then alarm was
VOL. XXIX Hmm W ASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRAS
- 5
in z en d en t w .Il .Go hl en ,o f i h e
N-¢>rihwell>¢r1'1»n m l Jo h n M B l e r ,
t r a ve l i n g Ir e l g h l a n d °pua |:|1 ¢er
n g e n t .ac co mp an ie d t h e apcc iai a s
fa r u Mi s s ou r i Va i le y o n 3 i r l p
t h a ;de ve lo p e d i n t o 1 r e c o n !r u n .
Th e t r i p w a s m a d e i n o n e h o u r a n d
t h i r t y mi n u te s .M .Ch i c a x o t h
s p e c k !w i l l t r a n s fe r t o t h e Pe nn sy l
va n i a r s i l r o a r l t b N e w Y o r k .
. . .. .t a e 0
MULIIS START IOR CUBA cents per plate,about one~humlre~l yestenlly,Wednesday,Nov.4.and fifty being .wervlrd at a lime.1 A company of friends and rela
Fremont,Heh., Oct.33f"N°b1*"A committee of the local 0. E. 3.1ti\es were pre.-ten;Ht the }oylul
ka's "Mule Special"eonglsting oI"h,.,,|¢,; bs Mrs Velma Gellejron, nr-'ongeien.twenty-three can of 740 leather nngml the'coratlonn for the r.\'>Iee Both young people are well |n||lunged beasts of burden,¥¢ft Fre 'which were 'S nttractice and re-ffmornbly known in the county.The
mont today for New York city from:¢,;,,,..,| much favorable comment.'bride has for n number of years,where they will |zo by boat for Cuba There wen probably two lnumlreml iw;cn a very succesnlul and popular
and the West Indies where wear *mlend fifty present. a number of whom eacher in this county and in n young
become pack animals in the mine: °f\did not wail. for the second tables mywomln of %.\nua\1I\I ability.Thethat country.ithe hour was grmeing late.igmultt in e hunting young farm~
In tribute to N¢\J!1H'\¢l'l\'°511ll-2?-er of gooel habits and of sterling
'`~c oule are
~Ylkrfnéiiéi nnvriiohklli or
A c c o r d i n g £0 l e n t vree k's Lmsue o f ~~
T h e F t .C a l h o u n Ch ro n ic le ,M a y o r I |
Trislor o!. Ft. Calhoun, received word
Inst wee!! um the federal road of-
r¢¢|¢\¢m n :ap pr oved t h e r o u t e f o r
t h e p a vi n g In F t .Cn l h o u n ,w h i c h
h a d a l r e a d y be e n a g r e e d u p o n b r
r h e c i t y c o u n c i l a n d e d i i n l y co m m i s -
si on er s.T h e r o a d w i l l b e changes!
to run just north of the Bolln reniydence,t h u s e l i m i n a t i n g g w o cu r ve s .
T h e pr e s e n t ro a d ,f r o m t h e B o l l n
c o r n e r Lo t h e -l io n co r n e r ,w i l !h e
wi d e n e d I 6 fe e t n n d e pie ce o f t h e
Ji p p c o r n e r t a k e n o ft t o c o m p l y w i t h
fe d e r a l r e q u l r e m e n u .Th i s w o r k w i l l
b e t a k e n a r e o f b y t h e c o u n t y ,t h e
g r o u n d be in g o u ts id e t h e ci t y Zlm lt - ll .
Th i s m e a n :t h a t F t .C a l h o u n w i l l
re c ei ve ;1 2 ,o o o f r o m t h e f e d e n l
go\ e\° nme n|.t o u i d l n p a vi n g t h e
W a s h i n g t o n H i g h u u y z h r o vr h t o w n .
lv. i s e x pe d e d t h a t t h e n e c es s a r y p r e
ll r n l n n r y a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r p a vi n g
w i l l b e g i n a t o n c e .
- . - -- -- I
1 St a n l e y E .l l e i n Ponl..N o .1 3 |A m e r k a n L e g i o n
i n vi t e Th e G e n e r a l P u b l i c To A t t e n d A n A r m i n !
. \ l The _C ity H a l l U n W e d n n d l y E ve n i n x .h
Al.7: 15 P .M .A d l i l i o n i fr e e
l
PnoGn.\:\1 ut' r.\'ralnr:c NATURE 1-'lTrE|»r
S o n g - " S t a r Sp a n g l e d Bm11 mr"........
I'r a y e r - P o n t .Ch a p l a i n ............
Th e r e " b y . l a n e N o b l e a n d il a r o l ~S o n g - - D u c t , " O ve r
F i ve M i n u t e Ta l k - - " W h a t t h e S i g n i n g o l t h e A r r n i
C o m m u n i t y "
F i ve M i n u t e T n l k - - " W h a t t h e S l l m o f th e A
M o t h e r "..
S o l o - ( S e l e c t e d )F l vo M i n u t e T u l k - " W h a t t h e S i g n i n g o f t h e A n n l n
O ve r s e a s ".
C h o r u s " L e n t W e
F i ve M i n u t e Ta l k - - " '¢ \ 'h l t t h e S i g n i n g o f t h e A r m
Bo y s i n C n m p _ i n t h e U n i t e d St a t e n ".2 ....
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o
v 1 .n
F o r g e t ".....»Ju n i o r
A LUCAL NEWBPAPKI mn
ALL 111: morn:
Skinnlr,Ali:
Mlnlflelui,
Smith,l i m iWnlterMeie
henry; Rev.llamld Smnh
il.W.Heier
WQQ .|a ve be e n m u h .T h e l i n t ah ow cfl
2 a k gr e e s a n d t h e second 5 I. a ft e r
~naitlembie n f t h e H u h !h a d be e nI c z A n .a l u m n u t .W h e n |i¥h|.t°|I il.b u r n s _h';:n"y 1.='2'l'l".¢.l`§,§§El i" . 'i t il . TIL
i t h a w h i t e fi a m e .Ga so l in e n f l es su r i l y a m a l s o be e n fn u n d in o th e r ~ £ ° 'S ` I'£" 1 '?f, 1 '!. 'i .C f o n m i " i n b¢~
1 rn a r m n S a u n d
el l a 'P th e n a m # 1i c l n i t y ._f; C o u n t y N o ve m b e r gg a n d n e c : »
s'r.\'rr: uizxlzusxlxn cox'r|?sr
Au x ou s ca x z e r r
Having taken full charge of the
business of the Holmquist companyat Tyson Station, De Soto and Blair.
l wish to aetcomie ai! old customers
and invite those who have :fever beenHolmquiat patrons; to call and give
ua a trial order. believing that one
tziat will make a steady customer.The company buys grain 8; ali
- \
I et i g h t l y d r a w n ,g i v i g n m o s t f £ " | m ~ m u m o t h e f l o w .T h e o r i e s " h '=| \f a r m e r s ~o f W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y .
t u l l e * | " ' ° " ' " "l o t h e r o o m s .l i t m m e - s f r o m 'i n k ?u n i :n l ." ' ° " ' ° ,T h e Y n c h u m f a r m i s t w n m i l e s
F o i l o u r i n g a d e l i c i o u s l u n c h e o n .t h e
u h m w e r e m a d e r e a d y fo r cu n ls .
Th e r e w e r e e w a n t a b l e n f n l i p l a y i n g
five hundred.When the memes nrneto l c lu e,Mrs.Ed lxwellyn wsu
nranled fi n !prirn and Mrs.Anna
l»|.\\ceLt,received the ccnloiation
prize.\
soil "°'~i°"»and that is had r nouthwent of Ashland where ;|rnm»
poured lnln the *°"» however,"',sm\ signs ull! direc t tnffic to ua-
. been abandoned farm.No nil!!!lD\ has yet been made 1.0 If there are my Cornhuskers in
determine W ai u o f 1 "°"°'""" Washington County. who would likeHowever. n 2inch teal wel! 800 feel tn enter the Content. and an in need
from we main ho\e \1'»° "*'°"*'1 *'*°§°f appiicition blanks,they may ae
°l°mufed at the County Annu Offic e.
The lilkhnhall boys,
the fin: duhnnnr at the
I"'rida§r avrni
en the cmlil.
few of Blair'arrsngod for
The evening
ta all pruen
\
nent over and brought them lmck.+At the close of the Elmer. the fo!
!'
(
given and posses were imrnediatety
fornred to go in purault.
Two other prisoners Brett ami
'|
5acl|.ler, who were out lm road wollzl0 E S ~
were brought in nhonl after thla '*'J Ibythe deputy and placed ln their
cells.When the prisoners made their ee
enpe.two of them,Carlton andLightallwenteaattotherailroad
tracks then through Gnlmmhs farm
and to the river and croraed toLlinruurl Vatley where they were ap-
prehended lml held until the next
DIST. CONVElll`loN
Blair Clupler Entertain!Bleffkt
Convention At Evening Meeting
Friday. Ori. 30.District fon-
nhta Of Nine Cbaptera
of this city w undertaken the task
of raining money to buy and luatall
a furnac e in the M. W. A. hill:
On laat Satunlay afternoon. theybegantheir eaznpalm for funda by
entertaining at a large eanl party
at the hall, inviting their frle and
charging lifty ante.l<lullowe'en rleooratlona were ln
evlrience on the tables and in tltt
hall and a. very pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by all.There were twenty-five tables ofeartla some playing fite hundred andaftenwhensheriff"° "" " "r z: ~ :1 :v n u c r u n s m s r::~:Jorel>ie¢1.¢r§» the farorlte awe of pinochle.
The other three uent northeart.|
striking the ratlroal cut and thnorth skirting the great aide of ~ "°";h)" Grand Alatron of tho Ordercemetery to Fiah Creek thence weet"'f Laetem Stor,_of the State ol
to the main road and north to uwlhc braeka.a rllllrltl meeting was
Prentlu Smith home where they np_§helt|in this clty at the ilaronlc
a 1 drove or g ml llall on last Friday evening Oct. 30.preprinted a c r anl es ''Tyson elution, here they parted com Chupteru from the followlnar towne
I n responwe to u. coll from the lowing winners were announced and
were presented with handsome pria-
cs:ln plnochle,Mn .Claude Van
Ileuscn uae leading tady and Mn .
Alber; .lenaen took the laoolay price;
Allan Blclformlclt,one of lllalr'ateacherstookfirst in five hundred
and Lire Rona Deeta was contentpany.Allen and Simmons luring were present;Lyons.Daklaml,Te-their nerve, :trove the car back tbdmmah, llerrnon,l`t. Calhoun. (.raig'"'f\l1 32°'P°¥1f~°l*\l°"prlae.u
lllair and went hack to the jail whem and Blair.
they l»1Il|0lk¢4|.the CQIIS Whlfhl 1113 rronhy grunt!matron,MfgllrattandFacltleroccupied.Bmttlcar.-ze nesritrrz of North mme. Heb.
and Fackler immediately begun tolaml worthy grand patron. James C
L""?f'l"'°f§thllilga }°gr**E*P::¥lLoblnson of Waterloo,Nels. *were
ac n e ce an:tr en 1, e au -pf¢,¢n;nritlee arrived the htutkles were be-hind the hare and Fackler wae quiet-. ¥ $ " ' i § , n f ~ , n i 2 3 5 3 1 2 2
lt standing guanl.The. remaining addressed the audience.The addressprisoner, Cook, who did not returniu were relative to 0 ;.;5 week
with Allen and Slrnrnona from Tyison und were interesting or well oe in-
atatlon headed nonh up the railroad etrurtlve
A n e luncheon was sorted y ucomrnl tee of R. N.'¢\.a in the neu
basement and one ol the place card:
carefully marked, which fell to Mrs.
Wutxon 'l'y»on'e lot, decided the win
ner of the c utforall prize.
Around one hundred ladies were|.:nent and the committee ln charge
f¢elthat they were welt compensatedfor their efforts as well aa having
been able to sponsor A very plena-
ant social gathedng.
track and the next 'rg gr ;PP=;_j Followlng the instruction by e e l A Il6§ l1W E l) D ;NG
hended up west of e ma state officers. each Chapter present-that all five are again resting lnled one number aa lt' e vm o f th e Mi n Ruth Cameron,daughter ol
the strong boa on a dlet of bread .and water and have forfeited heiprogram.There were ptano IDloa,hlr.and Mrs.Lara Cameron,of
privilege: usually given a trusty vocal aoioa.ehort talks and a|Grant township and Henry Jackson.l r n ol Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jackson, ofplayettesoat
\a .e s o f s o f t N I L h a d e n l , p e t r o l -
au m c o k e, e t c .
P h o n e o r c s l i i n p e n c n fo r p r i c e s
P h o n e s - - In d .57.B e i l 'L
dl - i l . .A .R .Benles,M a n a g e r
o o u r a-e r o f g o o d ha b it s a n d o f s t e r l i n g
L I N C O L N H A S f i l l .W E L L qu a li l ie s .T h e y o u n g co u pl e a r e
j u s z i h e k i n d a n y c o m m u n i t y nee ds
Di s c o ve r y o f' g a s o l i n e l n a n s h i n - [ W U 1 6 u p h o l d i n g o f k w l i ¢i l i I"\ l 'J'
d o m 1 |w e l l 125 fe e ;de ep .a n d th e :Th e y * H i fP "5 < \ ¢ o n U 1 0 N e l s . l ar k -
lo e n ti n g o f a n I 8 i n c h b ;, f i r o n m n hom es tea d,t h e o l d fo l k s h a vi n g
o r e m o " g u n d e r R,°? ;,,{\ ; | § , : 1 o \ \ ¢ l t o Il e z m n n t o m a k e w a y fo r
cr ea te d s o m e w h a t o f A u n ." f lLi n c ol n .Th e o r e w a s d i s c o vg y d b y Th e lIn te r| 1H »e ce r t ai n l y o ff e r s
w o i l dl g ge n s a i n k i n g 1 w e l !to m _ ; g. ; i t n be nt wi sh es l o the se w o r t h y
m e n t g h , c i t y 's w u t s w v n l y u o n g T o f u a n d ho p e s t h a t t h e i r
Th e g a s o l i n e w a s b u n d m o r e t h a n p a t h w a y m i l f? b o o n e o f pea ce a n d
1
Boys in Camp in the United Staten".2 ....
'mu--°-some €»Whom lr.Meant a n Hoot".r .
........l n . J . 1 { . B oVocal Solo-"Home They Brought Her Warldor Dead"
Wanahington Ccunty's Roll Call by ...' ....
The Response by Mrs. J . P. J enun.Vd e n n Po
Servioe Officer.\(Losing Song-"Americ a"......;..\
Bcnedlction ..Rem w H. Un¢lerwood§ Chnifmln
Santa will he reserved for G. A. p. Spaninh
Veteran: of Foreign Wan. w. R. C. and D. A. R.'l
R .z~:.. a n s G I V E C A R D P A R T Y
T h e Ro ya \N e i g h b o n o r g a n i x a t i o n
.\B K -l ik
PEOPLE or N
NEW SCH
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I . .
I
THE ENTERPRISE I "H--'fuzz zxrznrmsz-h p m g h t
|Of sau na wma ma y u r Nut the" " " `a1,i|1.n11~:c qur-:snoxn=» rm: boxidl g; ww ou t c f
!".nntim1¢d from also one)llhe earnings of tha am.Tim: 1,AROUND THE CQUNTY e;;»upu»..'1 'L I n of school-"=.»§§'.'°~IIL".f§.'§"»§ ":,?u,°,°u'| ,|,.slammed wmeone nhouid be ahh in
».*.w¢n¢d : mn from : h e n u m a n biint forth mm p roof :hd if suc h
>h1he p¢hn¢ »un4p°mz,'»na nn mba m lb' c ue "° 9 ° ""' que stion bu;
much : M d will be accomplished by='*b°t '°m§ °"'ls cdminaliy iiahkst i n I f o r a l l o w i n g w v i l l £ 0 l v t h a n y u r' I i ' h : " } ¢, . . . . . . f i . . . .n f l n a w i s g h u a l h u i 1 d "l f l f f } ¢ | f s t l b j t t l . e l l t o * P *d a n g e r
true, but the city is responsible andthe taxpayers who use the ic e, are
chlrgtd an exhorbitaut pric e ln psy
this io tha; in"th¢ end the uppgy -er pay s th! bm.
Another will mr Hut un Sanitary
Sewer bond ls c harged to aw paid
~ .sgmmwi sm-%
BLAlR'S LEADING NEW SPAPER
Aik for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD'laflon sfouazy.GENERAL AND IDCAL NEWS AND COMMENTAsk for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD"
NOVEMBER 5, 1925 NO. 41
» \| L ?»§'i°"$S %5"?¥i%'éRsjBLA]R SCHOoL
, ;slalom.The Fnmunz Tribune glsu (hqT o PI1BLlC§.....,..." of flrnand second Elhifn B U A R D ME ETS
md Tlrlr .\\|lllllry
'e n., Prom"uvember ll.
»n THE GCCASION
\Audlenee
...1. xl. amp
Clrlnou ln commune
ulu Mean: w nu
Don C. Vm Daulen
mmlco Mum, uz .
ra. Chlrloa McCombGilford L Dixon
Un Hunt an Those..cm Stmkleu
lm um' G lu c m
lnliro Mun! lo tho
Carl J. Schmid!
.. 1 / ..mn. mm Pruldonll(rn.Gll'blrvBm\1n
.Rev. L. H. Camp
up ww and Wnr
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m a y n u m hue un tum: ugpicked by :lx mumgen ln nm league;ln the xeleetlon, fleldlnx und bnungj
nvengu nnd the gunenl vllvinllnblllty of the man :selected played ahl| pan ln their choke.Only ons
player, Hek. pltchlr lor the dump-lon RN! mm. wu given Ulu unani-
mnul vow of lln alx mnnnnmwhlle Genlew of Hooper. Brunel olScrlhnor Ind Schofflor, of Blslr ru-oolvevl (Ive vom o|¢.l\ for tho pod-llon on :ha (Int tum.Blllr lusdedtho mm men on tho ull--ur mmwlth (nur.Hooper. Scrlbnlr md the\leu:hlnu hui um wh. Genius mdZollen nprnentlng the lomln, whlkFredrllo lhgvrbunmer vu tho onlyHooper pllyer to lu plmod on lhoxeeomi tum.ln ¢he hononblo mon-zloned llnl ln found thu followinglocal plnyun. Sdwmmol nz Un thirdhue; Foxy Sdmrman ln the oudllldand Fnd Schuman u cntcher.'Hufu-rx and umm! nun nloctloru ue
u follovuzmm gum-Soheffllr. Blllh mb:umm. Hooper. ed b: Brannon. loruhlnll, uz Lundt. Blxlr. M ha AlLnuner. Menr u. ll; Van Dmuln
sun- Bound Ol Bdmxhn Holla A
Rdnlor ldlng Monday En.
Nov. 2.Four Mollberu
Al Roll Call
nzcsxvss auxwmn r z r mo s
Blair, Nabrukl, Novumhlr I, IHSRcgulu meeting of tho Board ol
Eduutlon wu held ol tho Suporln-w|\dent'o emu, with we lollovrlnzmomlnn pnunt:-Murdmh, Wllkin-
non. Kupko md Kdly.lookin who W onlcr lt s o'¢.lAekP. ll., with da pnsldoat lurdoehl|\ tho chair.Pruhiem Wdghl com-lnr in lm: ond uklng tho cwr.Hlnutu ol lut ngulor mundo(wen mud md lwroved.Raven ol Sdnool Tfeuonr vuxudnnawlngnhnlancsalonlhonhum NOVllI\\'H|» 1. me ol m.oo\.s1and an motion th! upon vu n~edvod md glued on lilo.Tho lollnviu bllla nn nllond
Ply mu for Oevobor uzmfra
l onlnul pdul:
Binh. cl; kllen. Hooper, rl: Drgoyll Wm. Kelly, Soc. Pony Cul:A.-»m.¢EIS
li n .C.B.Bunn and daughter, neon.
Han Addh drmle to Omaha Batur ' n a,| |w 4°,Q #da n u l l at th e p gf nu l, N g than pnnangs ulurc u umm ua | uc non noon me un. ul umu.u. u »I M .1 ns cus in their ndvmtun M establish brick veneer and this veneer §si lla! H-1;-_e as g , " 3 T : ,Jensen homo in Blair.in: 5 éoiony where nligloul freedom: iocnnlng from the frame work no
afandenlf 1sc hool lui Friday for Hin Evely n B E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y and demvcflfic government :adn that in plum "`°"§'..'2`,'.1'i.""" ~
em. in flue ll does not havflndoor|_¢~i¥et facilities, no one questions but
on the other bend, it is only a :wp
to the miles fzlcilltita whic h are inflourish.They were "YF u cuwie betweenHurdodU M v u u mb h za usda ad z as 1 c r m the main building.
anoooauntoilllntim _. .I n......-Qn.¢Alu\| anl us..u....»..i'f_ r...n |12 1 LEM;Ylmure ""~i'2.'1'°ff" ....| | ¢\ | n!uvetnm .., .!If.however,lhis old building is
huilding il unsafe. then le _no alter.native, it must come down and e new
lddition which will cost at Lim:
$50,000,take it'|plna.This will
man a bond Luna or at lean, to be
Nfl. W MIJ O.This amount,sp:_e\d
Pnenon were married Wednesday
aftlrnoon, Odnlaer 14 at the home
of LM bridfs pannts. Hr. end lin.
C m Petenen. near Ttlbuta.Rev.
lf. (L Sc hmidt, putor of the Fonts-
nelle chunk, performed the ceremony
in the :nuisance of the iznmcdhtcre htlvn of the two lamilin.The
irmn home ' n a pnttlly decorated
for the occasion ind the ceremonytookplusunderaesnopy.The
brl-do md gmnm ' n n attended br
lin lin da Stu d and ( hrl Plterwn-111| brldl 'lon n becoming gown of
suntan crepe with tr lmmln p tv
match.Little Evelyn Peterson was
the ring bearer, urrying th;rings
in a bukne of flowers.After the
eemnony n wedding dinner 'nu :enr-
ad.llr. md llrwllc lc huldt left forLmllfomh on their wedding trip and
on ihoir :alum will be at home on
iha groonfa fum near Teibuta.lin Helen Wiikening apenblion-
diy evening wilh lone Wachter.
Hr. and Mn. Albin Llllmsn andmn, Mba llmr Lnllmnnl Mn. Srdie
llcngodohl.Clara and Roy s)qnt
Sunday llllrnoon at the Henry
Zllengedohg home.H r . : r \Mn .Emil Llllman and
baby re in Fremont Saturday
nl|,*hl..li n e s lone Wschter,Helen Wil
1.~»n1¢¢and Irene Haltmah visitedHondnyeveningattheEmilLail-
mm home.Hr . u i t li n .Wm.Holtman am!
family lpuhg Sunday afternoon at
the August Lnllman home.Ruth Franke spent Ilonday even-
iisg with Norma and Violet Ikhten
h mp .Leona Hallman and lla:lhelln
Stranger arent 20 l`onI.anel2e Satur-
day m attend confimution nchool.
Elmer Hanung and Arthur Hange-
dolzt npent n ve n l days at Rogers
when they were hunting.
Bright jfvels of the mine,'
The 1| ulzh o!sou,tho apoih of
ta r ?They nought a fli!h'n pore amino."Tho obs-ervnncs of £110 dog fuel:
was ehkfly rsligious.Wqnhip |l|\|
song, payer and urmon ffilod a gona
portion of the day.O! course moreurnhappyfcllovnhipandfeudal:
arourld tables _f l- I high with t l !
prodnoo of flel , forest ond xtrolm.s m b e f o r e w li te r th c r a d k m:
and nvorent nrfioec of urofnhlp
wen conduetld in tin :hun.h-fart on:i n hilltop b u h o!Plymouih vu
age.Contrnllgag tht origind purposeand ohne:unee of Thanksgiving day
with au prnont oburvance in which
.llhletll apblil and rollicking lun hold
the iuding salt one in led to adopt
lhe conviction thot the A m l i e l l
people a n fonletting the most eruntill munlng of the only nliglom
feitival which l l poculiarly their
own.By all moans lot an hava fun 81111
fellovnhip on Tlunhgivlng day.L n
!he family tk : b e tenured u q m :their "¢omn1on boani."Lot ohi
friendzhipu be raumonlecl ami new
friendships muia.But h t un n l
apart a portion of tho day for re-"pious wuzship tha; we may fhtlnsr
*>express our gntitndo to our Faxhu who mldo ps and who SHDPU2'
our evmr need.J A. nz.
Judge our
B a r g a i n s
FRIDAY & SAWHBAY
Sl'l§Cl¢\l.H
2 Nm. z Tos uo u .IS
a Nl. 1 Tou a u n . m
x Nu. z Cum .W
2 Ns . z W u B u n .35
1 Ns. z Cut Ik ns .as
I No . 1 P u n .ao
2 N =v»K n u t as
2 Na . Ili Ho llny JB
3 No. I S wc q P nu lm ,as
Nl. 1 Pm Salman .ss
C a m r a m. S u d i n n .28
2 Lbs. Good Coffs .15
l T b B u n n .50
II Lbs. Cum Sugar .75
G a d a w w .so
e u a n ( n h
2
2
BENCH NGTES
liisa Edna Frahm recited theColl'il!\:lI|l¢I\i`nla at Sunday Selma!
and received her Blble There are
anera!more Bibles to be givtmaway.There was only one member
of the Sunday Srhool last Sutfnziay
who hui not studied the lesson.Wethunk thla 3s a pretty good record.
Misa Laura Koenig visited with
Ethel Nelson las! Sunday.Hn. C. L. Hunk and Ckrkson via-
iced at the Joseph Genoaray home
in Fremont Sunday.Hina Ruth Lippincott vlnited az
the Ilan: Anderson home in l~3orenee
over the weekend.Hr. and Hra. Roy Peak spent the
weekend visiting niativea In CoI»
umbua, Nebr.The Bench Community Club held
We hxvnzeallng nt the imma of
Hrs. J. M. Compton.The next meet-ing will be Thursday. November 12,lat the home of Mn. llana Chrlalian-
aen in Hlalr.Mr. and Mn. Guy Smith and Mr.
Mn. Elvin Strong, lndlng lady In
ibn Elvin `Strong eomplny, of Fro
monl, during me summer produdion-
unrier unvu, is playing the lend partIn"The Beat People"which open-
lt a theatre in Terre Hants, Indiana.
Mrs.Strong will play the lending
part in thin company during tha'mints months. ntumlnx Lo the Elwin sim. about next apring.
America 'hu more customer own-ers af pubHc utiiity seéuritien mods;
than the iotni number of mcurlly
nurmn in the whois country Len
yurrs ago.
Curihl Bugeon, of Hmm Cn; ar
rived l n !Sunday morning fromDeirolt,Michigan and Clevelnngl,
Ohio where he h n d b n n attending
- ~ o f f t o s u
..'.e e
T h e te ac he rs xr!t h e N o r t h 1-chool
e n t e r u i n u i t h e p a r e n t s o f t h e i r p u -
p i i l a n d a f e w e t h e r :a t a s e r y l n -
tl r ea l il x g pl nn l ~£ u &c l 1e r 'me eti ng o n
i w . 'r i u u r n d a y a ft e r n o o n .T h e o h j a d
o! i h e m e et i n g s vn t o d i p c x u. 1 s c h o o l
pr o b l e m s ; h a t t h e p a r e n t a n d tea ch-
......-..._. __.-..__._..._-...... _...-u
hi s m o t h e r .M r s .F r r d H u g e o n a n d
h h b r o t h e r ,Rus aei l,w h o i m a be en
h e n a co u pl e o f w e e k :f r o m C h i
en g o .B o t h b o y s e n j o y e d m g o o d
w a i t w i \ h . e l ¢ h n l h e r m d w i t h x l e l r
m o t h e r a n d l e ft fo r t h e i r m n p e c t l w
h o m e s Lhe flr sl.o f t h e we e k .
_ - -n -
A I S I !u s N U a e v ¢ e s e | 5 | ; o v n u u n u -ne indoor toilet iaellltlea and these
eondltlona coupled with e cold and
dllapldated etruetore.makes the
selaoolerork, in the winter when the
sq blaeh ue blerrimr- anything bu;
a b e d o f r o li r -".
s u z n x c n wr a n u a n S E C ON D
Lu\noe:s'r USER OP POW ER
The Amerlan farmer ranks next
unaafe, we should by all meana, havelrtorndown end i fe; atroetune
built and we should not rry in this
decision, we ehculd ae; at once.At
any rate we feel that for the eom~fort of our owzl minds,we should
find out at once it'e condition.Let
mme drilled person who knows, go
over the building and\a|=eertedn theaftzhl condition.If the building is
safe eo much the better, if unaafe
to the nilroede and leads both m|'°4 oe alieoontinue 1.he'uae of lt.d New aa to :lm financial c ondition§""';f"=§§_""_§e -gg "`1'§"§¢fT,d'§§'§:°' the city.lr u tru e um the de-
l l n W '.panment o f o u r d t;government§°,_';°l'°" ' 5m "'."".ff"'i~'"*"§1'.§f;»»-=-» ae Blair City School? district
le out of debt and esllh a balance onApproximately slat:percent of the
power utilized on farms In animal
poseef.Tractors account for nearlyx7 percent, motortrueks abou; four
m m m .stationary enrluu 125
verreot.and electrical installations
5.5 pezoent.'Of the total amount of power con-sumed ebout 70 percent is for dnaft
work and S0 porant for stationaryor belt mark.Home power is used
for plowing than for any other
¢....1.e...-.nmneinn.alrnnal.16
.l
.
band ofn bo ut $10,000.The other
departments of the eity's flntnneearenoteo _!ortunate,however, and
our bonded Indebtedness mounts wel!
up into six figures as follows:
lee Plant bonds $20,000Sewer Outlet bonds 25,000
Sanitary Sewer bond:10,000IntersectionPe nn ;bonds xseooo
Refunding Paving honda 236.600
' r ms $441,000
out over n period of twenty y ears,
with the interest on the bonds, levied
on our present valuation of $3,482,-180 would be !PProxj;|lately one and
one half mills or e reiee"|n our taxes
of aboot $1.50 on a thousand.Our
present eel\ool`le1'y is 12.9 rnllle. Our
W24 levy was 115 mllla.e
Whether the elty will erant to takeon this extra levy, slltlld be dedda!
by a general vote bot vnu a burlldmg
for the North ward whkh will ac-
commodate alx grades and the re-
modeling oi the West to acc ommo-date eix grades and an eigllt room
addition so the gi School buildingBlair elmlsld be -.lone with this ploh»
lem for a lon; period of years.
B61 whether or no the new add!-
tibn la bull; ta the High Schood build-
ine. which should depend on the con-
dition of the old Central building,the other two improvements ahodrl
be made as with tem extra grades
In each of these buildings whichshouldtakecareof ag least 150
pupils the eongested condition at the
Central building wlll be greatly
relieved.
\
od their nw. Ihrr! Ty son usd hm-
Ily in; Sunday.ilu. Gdszingvr.. M Emir and hor
dwlhln r,l n .George Hd n spentBonds; afiamoon with ilu. Howard
Hilti-lr. Rohm V en ard . wh ohu b un
xs r k lu a t th a Harry Tyson henna
vu ullad to Illllvil last Frfdny by
tho illmu af his bid-bil' and wife.
Hr. and iln. Cin: Sc hnldtr, of'thc Haney dirtrin,v m Ha n a !
w g #srl'l r .and llr l.Ho r n! !
HI n.Ilia J am Denny spent a fur day:lu! i nk wi th be r alan , Hn. F ri tzHnilcr urhik hor. dau! and husband.
Hr. and ln. A. A. Anderson outmovin g to thlir ho m at ' hh mth.Mrs. Inman; Iverson enurtalnui
the folhlfilll n u t s at an : y u m169901 Int Friday wd n z . Mr . md
Hn . r m Ru . I lr . | n d ' Hn . I L i l.
Iverson and hmily, Mr. and ln. T.
li.lvenon and dmlh llr and John
2 |
I
....Amliena
American Red Cross
erimn War Vhlenna,
md ai] service vwvle
- . _ . . . _ . . . _-- _ . . _ . _ . . . -.. .. .. ... . . . . . . . . _ - , . . . . _ . .
nam W A RD W A NT
no r. nu ln n na n
consisting of Hr.F.
:. Con Bulgerow and
yer appemed in per-guiar meetingwf( the
al, Sribner, e; Fisk, Biair, and Khhn
Scribner. pltch-en.Second team-Brlnnan,NorthB|1\d
lst b; Carr, Nonh Band, 2d bs Tank!
1Iubn.sl:Paltur.Snyder,Sd b;
Rbbinson, Blair, lf: Knlplnsky. Hu*-ciunta, cf:F.Fritz, llerchanll. rf;
iIidnm, Merchants. c; Branch, North
Bend. |m| Hngerbaumor, Hooper. P
. - -- -=
STATE TEACHERS'
J. c. Grubon and Son
Chu. N. Smnn
The lllc milhn Co.
American Book Un.Lincoln School Supply Co.
J. Fischer and Bm.°
H. J. CookeAtlyn and Bacon
Americnn Book Cu.
Inn-Fr y : Co.
Blllr Gu Co.
D. V. Hauer
11. Pntton Munir: Cu.Amdt Hardman Co.
1.50
n o11.92
2.24
s.1 1m c
5.85
m e6.67
u n
: s m
u e8.56
10.90IBayer.,Kr. and ln. Hlrlin J ohnson and
nn. Hnrili :peat Sunday durnoot
at u n T. K .Iverson homo.lin. John Waltar and son, Lion
af Omaha :peat a fur days Indwackwithhor nisur.Hn .Jonlpl
param; of the total bein; used for
thia purpqn while mad hauling in
sicond with 15 percent.Other dnft
c;.erltions" requiring relatively largeRay, who h u been quite nick.
l n .a m :Zvonon.Clan.PeUrl.nd Will; Roby , Ernntlne and P u b
wr lleCoy md Roy al Dar IMI* Int
linurday evening with Hr. mi Hn.
Prod Ray.l r .and Hn .George Hain and
su l.and Ir s .Hurry Tyson wo nganna ng the Xealmh Tyson homo
léiatordly ennlng 4; an oyster sup-
per and radio party.Arthur Knight and beater Cook,
fomuriy of this vldnhy,but now
of Missouri, uma up Iut week to
husk corn Ior Harry Tyson.
Mr. and Hn .L. L. Lay man ndchildren spam Sunday with hll bro
ther. H. layman at Bun county.
Mr. Hilo Holler of Arllrlglon aponl.Honday evening at tho Hana! Hain
home.
A. E. Dixon hld thru earioadl of
hop and rattle on the Omaha maz-ht o~ W odmdoy .--~.
amounts of power am; hnlxng momthehm. u pe can; mdng :heground for plnmlnx. 6,3 penem; cul-hvnling, 6,8 pemnli haylng, 5.6 per-;;nz; mrvenung. s percent; ml plum
Gel me Habit son at the r u
HMM of Educ
tandent'~nffl:
llhn I -as on 'i."..1 {"».|| l\~A ||l\|llll nnulalng til nun d
'ilhm lnuifu tlllm thle h tlluif!w
in
pl
r'
u
r i
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Ill
l l a n d uee fll ng,2.5 pe r c en t .0 1
me at nt io nn ry w o r k .t h n s h i n g l o a d :
|i n l m o u n t o l p o w e r use d,w i t h
n n n l l f d ( i f f l f l t i n n l l l l d ~
tra de wi th --f nv'Northpresented."Uni ormm the nr<=r»°»"'°" for .ue unai |' nm an mum P°"'Eh;:~»p:=°r:>';1 huihllnll f°f_¥*1' ngf- Am¢»¢1mu~ls 1°-°°° 'f°'°"""School "n f
rth Want.They alsoatition sinned by 210
llletrld.The commit-! 985%of the people
[ned the petition.
nad as follows:Mllrons of the North
mf the City of Blair,
r one (li .Washing-:oto of Nebraska,do
mnl of the lmltl dint-
=much as the schoolsaid warnl la in a dll |
un-rlowtl condition andandunfit to be ueed
noses, endangering the
tho teachers and therreat handicap to tho
of our school.there-
poctfully petition that
uiltllng be torn downstructure be built in
ur the necessary ron
comforta to the teachmupllsintheir school
:ani of Education vol.
the petition, and apttiltllngsandGrounds'
make a thorough in
~ North school and reae School Iloenl at thot
meeting.Tin '
nfl Committee ronaiats
lly, Mr. Cltarle» Roep-
. W. Wllltinnon.
f)\\'E°H!'*i PARTY
Blaming In Sli Nebraalta Cltlea
Thi! Week in Their Fifty-
.etglih Anand Meeting
__ _ -BIANY c om: SPEAKERS Pnaoznr
The traehera o l Nrlrraake are
meoti in nronventlone at Omaha,
llantlrl:'s'~. Holdrege, Lincoln, Norfolk
and Alliance ln their fgf tywighth on-
ttutl meeting.Fitting prozrants are belng enjoy-
tll and at nurnlner of notional speak
ers one to give auklrusrs reletlve
to the etiurotlonal work of tho slate
and nation.eAmong'the national epeakerq toappear nt the conventions will be:
Ur. AI. S.Pittman,rural educationspecialist,Michigan State Normal
school;Roscoe G. Stott, writer, ed-
ucator and lecturer;Dr. Chorlea H.Jmltt,University of Chicago;Dr. E.
S. Hartwell,superintendent of city
arhonls.lluflalo,N. Y.;Dr. Albert
S.Cook,Maryland atete superin-
tendent;Dr. HS. Fretvrell, Colom-
bia university, and Dr. A. H. Edger-
ton.lfotveraity of Wisconsin.These programs are of vital im-
portance if properly conducted and
many troublesome and vexatious
problems can be lroned ou; and afellowahipofco-ordinate work be
ntalrlln-hecl.The meeting can be
both lnstntclive and inspirational ln
We nature.
. n s u n l x l \ f . é \ : w r . ~ n s t u m *
tion was reoel`7o:l and teierred to
the Committee on Ground! and Build
iw. with lnatnlctlons to investigate
the situation at the different bulld-
ln g ma z u dto re p o rts tth e ne r hr e -gotar meeting o! the Board of Ed-
ocation.No farther business appearing,
here on motion meeting adjourned.
Wm. Kelly, Secretary.
xttnlus xn GRI DS TE BS ePLAYNl.}'|`Il-E o m :
With the Oklahoma football elaah
cat ol tha wa3§ Coach Beau, of the
Cornhunlgere la noar pointing theNebraska team for the Notre Dame
game at Lincoln. on Tarkeguday. He
is not onmlmlful,however, that he
still has two haul handles to take
before mixing srllh the fightingIrlsh.Flrng on the :ard cornea Drake
at Der Jdolnee. and than the Kanits
Aggfries at llanhstten,Kans a.There are still plenty of tiekote
to be had for the Notre Demo game
acoonling to John K. Selleck, man-ager of sthletles.'They may be had
by writing him in eare of the ath-
letic department, Unlvenaity of Ne
brash..
ATTENIJ S mass? S¢\LE
AT CLAY CENTER
Mr. and llra. J. L. Petersen droveou; to Clay Center hat week to at-
teod the Holkom sale of purebred
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EACIIEFsIEXAMINATION n.».11:s Bl a ir ,`Nebr .|.
\Saturday. Nav. 21, 1925.
Saturday.
Saturday.
Saturday,
Saturday,
Jan. 23, 1926
April 17,92926
June 5, 1 6July 24 1925.1 'n
M|:CAR'l'HY AND
ILONGCREEK
Jasper J upenon, M Hlmlagfordn m I n t Honda;mamlng.w m i
have by tht ndoua illness af his
h t h u ,Net:Juponen.Hn .L i nJansen, cl' Ilutun, Iowa came Sun-
day wining ul seo her fqher, whall It the home of her sister, Irs.
P. C. Petersen under tha un ol a
trained pane Hia condition 1| notmuchimproved.Mr. Jupsrsun and
lin. Janna rokurnnd to nah' homes
Tundny.
Hin Odilo Allc n lntlnd tha DawhsUniversityMonday for thu foc i
y ear mum.'Th in will b e n lhilovf uq plr iy
:md vdner rang at the McCarthylrlwvlthis(Thuvadsrr waning.
for
Thanksgiving
--A New Coat
Authentic in style, fa shione d from the most, fav -
ored ot the searon's materials, and priced economi-
ca lly , the se Co a ts re pre s e nt the u t m o s t i n p u r -
c ha s i ng p o w e r fo r th e mo n e y e xp e nd e d .Th e y
re pre s e nt i n a c o nc re te ma n n e r th e m a n y a d -
va nta ges o f tra di ng he re .Ma y we s h o w t h e m t o
y o u s o o n?.
Pri c e r a n ge s :Mi s a e s $ x 6 . o 0 t o $ 2 5 .0 0
L a d i e s ' $ 1 8 . 0 0 t o $ 6 0 . 0 0
This wil! ba n community :Hair audi
an pod Uma ln expednd.lr. and lin. John Aron:-un ;plnt\
Sunday aftomuon with her Iather.w H. wma . a s Ca lh wn . u m my *vasihd Iv. the J. J. lang home sn|
nld f.|
Hr. and Mn. Ined lang nuondad
a Pm! u thu Gle n Ra y h ome luiSunday at a dinner party.Llr. ml
Mn .Ha na Wilson,Mr.and M¥\Ear!Clldwell lml Hr.and Mn
Reber;Caldurali we ll amen;|.lmle
who axjoyod the bountooun dinner.i
I
Luth Meierhenry enterhnzlon Queen Esther
\ ' i ! . u | n . 1 u n n n n » - v - - - -.O B S E R V E D Je r s e y s h e l d a t t h l l . p l a n .
3 W h i l e t h a n J.L p u m h u a d ' d
[111 , w h m u p i o f r s g i n t e n d h e l fe r s t oM l a n d ~ - P i n ~..l .°h .M :f i n :h n n l .H o l l s o h u IenpsrfyonFrida:
IO. at the homo of li
greeted the guests at
|-y entered.The
llec onted withcpe paper.The
'homebluzknelirhbors came in on them to help
f°°m§them observe their twenty-alxth
nh paper jac k 0' ilnl wedding anniversary.it e attractive.|The guests came well suppliedv rywas spent by Ph¥i¥|K*wil.h iood things ln eat and utter nrd
live south of u mr ,were u n llslima of 4 normisa laat Sunday when
n large number ol' their friemls and
mal:
~ ~ _Jersey bull which
he bought at Iliurnlha, Kansas.Hnnew hu a number of registered mi-
in hi! herd of which he la wry
prcud.
_ n q q q - a
3|»|l{ER'S MASQUERADE
y were alm 0I\l¢Y\8iIl¢|l5ump{\|qu3 repost, vinlting and cl s WAS W g;_|._ ANENDBD
hosts which frightened flllell the sftcrnoon'»program.rueata.|Then were around sixty present kr A good crowd of h d m'n_,_
our refreshments were
rucsts who were Nlssu
hcl Hclorhenry,Mary
ililnrns,Bernina Ale:-ml Ada Woemcr, Clara
Meierhonry,Margaret
Marie Clausen,Helena
r 2\icKibhon,,Fnnccn
mms Plinhr,AugustaBlelerhenry;Messrs
hcnw,Drvln Neirer-
Nilliama. Mr. and Mrs.I'red Mclrerhenry and
enjoy the day and when they ll'\Imk'ra llllherc ri nv. we Splker hal!for their homes,lt was with b u t l I Saturday evening. The coatuznea
wlnhea to Mr.and Mrs.Thompsonfor """"5 more yan of ifmlderl ilfe. I`En:en"ec:}l;tf:<'llHaer2:l:e:n:o
highHILL CREEK SCHOOL I Orioles dance orchestra until
the
the
tha
tha
clan music furnlahetl by
.msmlc'r vu'rE..~; noxz>.~=..m sms" houn.
¢ -o - I. M a l p c t i l l l m e e t i n g h c l l l l l 1 ' \ \ | 3 l ' t § | N l * I S S A N D
h l o m l a y e v e n i n g ,I t t h e l i l l i C r e e k ;
s c h o o l ,n b o n d o f $ 4 0 0 0 w a s v o l t i i
T h i s m o n e y w i l l b e m e d t o c o m p l e t e N o v .
t h e t w o r o a m e d s c h o o l b u i l d i n g v e h l c h m
i n n o w u n d e r c o n s t r u c t i o n l m l l f o r a tn e n r y .|I a n p l t l i l l i l l e v e n i n g .i " h ; , , h l b o n d o f 3 9 0 0 0 w a s ' r u l e d a t N o v .
i n p r e v i o u s m e e t i n g .g s m . .
n V n l i e y L e a g u e M H ,w h m c o m p l e t e d m u . 1 1 . ~ m ¢ :w i n ;a t
. B l a i r c e r t a i n l y ° ° 5 ° ¥ ° ' | ' h n ~ ¢ o a n e n t i r e i y m o d e r n s c h o o t l a u i l d ! N a v .
" " ° P ' "g i v e n i n " ' ° | " » l n ¢w h i c h w i l l a c c o m m o d a t e u ' °N o v .
SOCIAL FORECAST
5-W. C. of C. regular meeting.'F-I-Iplacopal bazaar ml lunch
City lun.
11-Anniatloa Day.ll-Annual .Anniatlée Day Ball
Legion Hall.
12.-0. E. S. meeta.l§--Qanlah Lmll»en'bazaar at
l c Thanksgiving Mlllmery
/ ~~A S p e c i a l D i s p l a y o f
_f.~\.»-.
hr. and l n Buch Rosenbaumupmt loudly afternoon Al the Wm
llnrrimn hams.
Ka r e n h u n i s nm lb u n t f r o mnchool,having #mined her ankh
reelntly.Gy dn Hu nan n mn wd w ldmu l
Merdny,hxvlng nurly |~eeo\u»~|
m m m -m m . ,na lve d na n n y .
lh u n a n d ll r d lmu . lo s L u u n ,
A. c . Babel,A. z.Hum: a nd N-G. Jansen visited Nah hxpsnan gt
\bc P. c. Fmrwn homo Sunidu sun-
s\|¥ nfumoon.u m Hllldky ulwllrd com ll I-be
W m. Hnnho n hu n Ho ndu-T N lleClr\hy Pmg nni ve Club
menu mu y a x un c . J ,ummm;
homo with In. Pale Jonun and Hn
nv-
as Velvet. and Skim in. a combina
n m -U-....... ~....,... . . . . ,.-.,.mi tln .1 1 -n n l a h n of tha ||cC¢n.hyClub pn A blnhday pany lor thru
d lu n ¢ » I» l' l a t th e Hu n uma - -bunn hmm i u t B s w d l v alqht.
Tha h d h l I m mu n ! vr ln lh a h mu
C. J . Hindhy , llny u llolmhull andv m m m m . v m . M n h b n o e -
wr ln Oa u h r .' n a y h u p l u mc d
u» gi n an puny | lwldh for than
wh e n M n l i u l . c u i n n m ma m)
\ /
Wu handle I
'I
Qua
of Shapes and Colors r '
luvc rnmunt Inspec ted BABY BEEF only s¢11»fn¢f hall on um fin! len grades.the churcn.Wm MU! " due n»IRIN.14-COIIITQKI!
fl .L- é-.. .:7...1.. :Dui li vm...u....¢w Afummon Club mlti dinner at chunh.lonll bans: andFha but that money vdli buy
MRS. T.~c. HILTGN, Tl\eMill D F Il l ! l u n : u u s n c - n u - .l u l l , . ' , , . _, , , . -,_q m h l i e a p l r i l e t l c i \ i r . ¢ n » , ; ; h M n .C .H .l l l t c h m a n ,N o v.2 .N o r .1 3 - - F a t h e r a n d S o n B a n q u e t a t
w r r e a t o l ' U " a p r u d .H n .E .C .Pi er ce h a d t h e p r m g n m t h e C h r i s t i a n ch u rn h .w a s a n esp eci al t h a t i n c h i n a .Th e , C l u b m e m N o v.9 N o v.2 | - R o y a l N o l g b o n 'b u n : a t
u h h H r s .W .W .W i l ki n so n .t h t C o u n d l R o m a n .dity Cash Market
S. H. POUNDS, Prop