11-05-1925A
[ ! 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 onefoltowed by cams,
500.
Decoration:were
entertained l'|:\I.o<:1ocld lunchuon
the game being
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 to
me prisoners at around aeven o'eloekand it was this time that they took
to do their work.
Five men, Carlton, ljghtnll, Allen,Simmons and Cook, were captured in
Omaha 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 theireentenoe.I t urea these men who
auged and perpetrated the outbreak
They were dl well behaved prison-
ers and the sheriff had no apparentreason 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 theothers, 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
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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 youngbecome pack animals in the mine: °f\did not wail. for the second tables mywomln of %.\nua\1I\I ability.The
that 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 reniy
dence,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 .
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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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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 i
Wnlter Meie
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 n I 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 customersand invite those who have :fever been
Holmquiat patrons; to call and give
ua a trial order. believing that one
tziat will make a steady customer.The company buys grain 8; ali
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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.Annal»|.\\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 indetermine W ai u o f 1 "°"°'""" Washington County. who would like
However. n 2inch teal wel! 800 feel tn enter the Content. and an in needfrom we main ho\e \1'»° "*'°"*'1 *'*°§°f appiicition blanks,they may ae
°l°mufed at the County Annu Offic e.
The lilkhn
hall boys,
the fin: duhnnnr at the
I"'rida§r avrni
en the cmlil.few of Blair'
arrsngod for
The eveningta all pruen
\
nent over and brought them lmck.+At the close of the Elmer. the fo!
!'
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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 eeenpe.two of them,Carlton and
Lightall went eaat to the railroad
tracks then through Gnlmmhs farmandtotheriver and croraed to
Llinruurl 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. they
began their eaznpalm for funda by
entertaining at a large eanl partyat the hall, inviting their frle and
charging lifty ante.l<lullowe'en rleooratlona were lnevlrienceonthetablesandintltt
hall and a. very pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by all.There were twenty-five tables of
eartla 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 Order
cemetery to Fiah Creek thence weet"'f Laetem Stor,_of the State ol
to the main road and north to uwlhc braeka.a rllllrltl meeting wasPrentlu 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'a
teachers took first 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,Mfg
llratt and Facltler occupied.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 u
comrnl tee of R. N.'¢\.a in the neubasement 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 chargef¢elthat they were welt compensated
for 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: boxidlg; ww ou t c f
!".nntim1¢d from also one)llhe earnings of thaam.Tim: 1,AROUND THE CQUNTYe;;»upu»..'1'LI nof school-"=.»§§'.'°~IIL".f§.'§"»§ ":,?u,°,°u'| ,|,.slammedwmeonenhouidbeahhin
».*.w¢n¢d: mnfrom: h e n u m a nbiint forth mm p roof :hd if suc h
>h1he p¢hn¢ »un4p°mz,'»na nn mbam lb' c ue "° 9 ° ""' que stion bu;much: M dwill be accomplished by='*b°t'°m§ °"'lscdminaliyiiahk
st i nI f o ra l l o w i n gw v i l l£ 0l vt h a ny u r' Ii ' h : " } ¢, . . . . . . f i . . . .n f ln a w i s g h u a lh u i 1 d "l f l f f} ¢ | fs t l b j t t l . e l lt o* P *d a n g e r
true, but the city is responsible and
the taxpayers who use the ic e, are
chlrgtd an exhorbitaut pric e ln psythis io tha; in"th¢ end the uppgy -
er pay s th! bm.
Another will mr Hut un SanitarySewer 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. ampClrlnou ln communeulu Mean: w nuDon C. Vm Daulen
mmlco Mum, uz .ra. Chlrloa McCombGilford L Dixon
Un Hunt an Those
..cm Stmkleu
lm um' G lu c mlnliroMun! lo thoCarl J. Schmid!
.. 1 / ..mn. mm Pruldonl
l(rn.Gll'blrvBm\1n.Rev. L. H. Campup ww and Wnr
l
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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 bnungjnvengu nnd the gunenl vllvinllnblllty of the man :selected played ahl| pan ln their choke.Only onsplayer, 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 md
Zollen nprnentlng the lomln, whlkFredrllo lhgvrbunmer vu tho onlyHooper pllyer to lu plmod on lho
xeeomi 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 ueu 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 olEduutlon 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\.s1
and 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.Bunnanddaughter, neon.
Han Addh drmle to Omaha Batur' n a,| |w 4°,Q#dan u l lat th e p gf nu l, Ngthan pnnangs ulurc u umm ua | ucnon noon me un. ul umu.u. u »IM.1nscus in their ndvmtun M establishbrickveneerandthisveneer§si lla! H-1;-_easg , " 3 T : ,Jensenhomo in Blair.in: 5 éoiony where nligloul freedom: iocnnlngfromtheframeworkno
afandenlf1sc hool luiFriday for Hin Evely nB E L L C R E E K V A L L E Yanddemvcflficgovernment: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 :wpto the milesfzlcilltita whic h are inflourish.They were "YFucuwiebetweenHurdodU Mv uu mb hzausdaadzas1cr mthe main building.anoooauntoilllntim_. .In......-Qn.¢Alu\| anlus..u....»..i'f_ r...n|121LEM;Ylmure""~i'2.'1'°ff" ....| | ¢\ | n!uvetnm.., .!If.however,lhisoldbuildingis
huilding il unsafe. then le _no alter.
native, it must come down and e new
ldditionwhichwillcostatLim:
$50,000,takeit'|plna.Thiswill
man a bond Luna or at lean, to beNfl. W MIJ O.This amount,sp:_e\d
PnenonweremarriedWednesday
aftlrnoon, Odnlaer14atthehomeof LM bridfs pannts. Hr. end lin.
C mPetenen. near Ttlbuta.Rev.
lf. (L Sc hmidt, putor of the Fonts-
nelle chunk, performed the ceremonyinthe:nuisanceoftheiznmcdhtc
re htlvnofthetwolamilin.Theirmnhome' n apnttlly decorated
fortheoccasionind the ceremonytookplusunderaesnopy.The
brl-do mdgmnm' n nattended br
lin lin da Stu d and ( hrl Plterwn-111| brldl 'lon n becoming gown of
suntancrepewithtr lmmln ptv
match.LittleEvelynPetersonwasthering bearer, urrying th;rings
inabukne offlowers.After the
eemnony n wedding dinner 'nu :enr-ad.llr. md llrwllc lc huldt left for
Lmllfomh on their wedding trip and
on ihoir :alum will be at home oniha groonfa fum near Teibuta.
lin Helen Wiikening apenblion-
diy evening wilhlone Wachter.Hr. and Mn. Albin Llllmsn and
mn, Mba llmr Lnllmnnl Mn. Srdie
llcngodohl.ClaraandRoys)qntSundayllllrnoonattheHenry
Zllengedohg home.H r . : r \Mn .EmilLlllmanandbabyreinFremontSaturday
nl|,*hl..li n e sloneWschter,HelenWil
1.~»n1¢¢andIreneHaltmahvisitedHondnyeveningattheEmilLail-
mm home.Hr . u i tli n .Wm.Holtman am!
familylpuhgSundayafternoonat
the August Lnllman home.
Ruth Franke spentIlonday even-iisg with Norma and VioletIkhten
h mp .LeonaHallmanandlla:lhelln
Strangerarent 20l`onI.anel2eSatur-day m attend confimution nchool.
Elmer Hanung and Arthur Hange-
dolztnpentn ve n ldays atRogers
when they were hunting.
Brightjfvelsof themine,'
The1| ulzho!sou,thoapoih of
ta r ?They nought a fli!h'n pore amino."
Tho obs-ervnncs of £110dogfuel:
was ehkflyrsligious.Wqnhip|l|\|
song, payer and urmon ffilod a gonaportion of the day.O! course more
urnhappyfcllovnhipandfeudal:
arourldtables_f l- Ihighwitht 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:
andnvorentnrfioecofurofnhlp
wen conduetld in tin :hun.h-fart on
:i nhilltopb u ho!Plymouihvu
age.Contrnllgagthtorigindpurpose
and 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
lheconvictionthottheA m l i e l l
peoplea nfonletting themost eruntill munlng of the only nliglom
feitivalwhichl lpoculiarlytheir
own.By all moans lot an hava fun 81111
fellovnhip on Tlunhgivlng day.L n!hefamilytk : b etenuredu q m :
their"¢omn1onboani."Lotohi
friendzhipuberaumonleclaminew
friendshipsmuia.Buth tunn lapart a portion of tho day for re-
"pious wuzship tha; we may fhtlnsr*>express our gntitndo to our Fa
xhu who mldo ps and who SHDPU2'
our evmr need.JA. nz.
Judge our
B a r g a i n s
FRIDAY & SAWHBAY
Sl'l§Cl¢\l.H
2Nm. 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 tas
2Na . IliHo llnyJB
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 ua n( n h
2
2
BENCH NGTES
liisaEdnaFrahmrecitedthe
Coll'il!\:lI|l¢I\i`nlaatSundaySelma!
andreceivedherBlbleThereareanera!moreBiblestobegivtm
away.There was only one member
oftheSundaySrhoollastSutfnziaywho hui not studied the lesson.We
thunk thla 3s a pretty good record.
MisaLauraKoenigvisitedwith
Ethel Nelson las! Sunday.Hn. C. L. Hunk and Ckrkson via-
icedattheJosephGenoarayhome
in Fremont Sunday.HinaRuthLippincottvlnitedaz
the Ilan: Anderson home in l~3orenee
over the weekend.Hr. and Hra. Roy Peak spent theweekendvisitingniativeaInCoI»
umbua, Nebr.TheBenchCommunity ClubheldWehxvnzeallngnttheimmaof
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 part
In"TheBeatPeople"whichopen-
lt a theatre in Terre Hants, Indiana.Mrs.Strong willplaythe lending
partin thincompanyduringtha
'mintsmonths. ntumlnx Lo the Elwin sim. about next apring.
America 'hu more customer own-ers af pubHc utiiity seéuritien mods;thantheiotninumberofmcurlly
nurmninthewhoiscountryLen
yurrs ago.
Curihl Bugeon, of Hmm Cn; ar
rivedl n !Sundaymorningfrom
Deirolt,MichiganandClevelnngl,
Ohiowhereheh n d b n nattending- ~ o f f t o s u
..'.ee
T h ete ac he rsxr!t h eN o r t h1-chool
e n t e r u i n u it h ep a r e n t s o f t h e i r p u -
p i i la n d a f e w e t h e r :a t as e r yl n -
tl r ea l il x gpl nn l ~£ u &c l 1e r'me eti ngo 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 tt h ep a r e n ta n dtea ch-
......-..._. __.-..__._..._-...... _...-u
hi sm o t h e r .M r s .F r r dH u g e o na n d
h hb r o t h e r ,Rus aei l,w h oi m abe en
h e naco u pl eo fw e e k :f r o mC h i
en g o .B o t hb o y se n j o y e dmg o o d
w a i tw i \ h . e l ¢ h n l h e r m dw i t h x l e l r
m o t h e r a n dl e ftfo r t h e i rm n p e c t l w
h o m e sLheflr sl.o ft h ewe e k .
_ - -n -
A I S I !u sN Ua e v ¢ e s e | 5| ; o v n uu n u -
ne indoor toilet iaellltlea and these
eondltlona coupledwithecoldanddllapldatedetruetore.makesthe
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'rUSER OP POW ER
TheAmerlanfarmerranksnext
unaafe, we should by all meana, havelrtorndown endife; atroetune
built and we should notrry in this
decision, we ehculd ae; at once.At
any rate we feel that for the eom~
fortof our owzl minds,weshould
find out at once it'e condition.Letmme drilled personwho knows, go
over the building and\a|=eertedn the
aftzhl condition.If thebuilding is
safeeo much the better, if unaafeto the nilroede and leads both m|'°4 oe alieoontinue 1.he'uae of lt.
dNew aa to :lm financial c ondition§""';f"=§§_""_§e -gg"`1'§"§¢fT,d'§§'§:°' the city.lr u tru e um the de-
l lnW '.panmento f o u r d t;government§°,_';°l'°" ' 5m "'."".ff"'i~'"*"§1'.§f;»»-=-» aeBlair City School? district
le out of debt and esllh a balance onApproximately slat:percent of the
powerutilizedonfarmsInanimalposeef.Tractorsaccount for nearly
x7 percent, motortrueks abou; four
m m m .stationaryenrluu125verreot.andelectricalinstallations
5.5 pezoent.'Of the total amount of power con-
sumed ebout 70 percent is for dnaft
work and S0 porant for stationary
or beltmark.Homepower is used
forplowingthanforanyother¢....1.e...-.nmneinn.alrnnal.16
.l
.
bandofn bo ut$10,000.Theother
departmentsoftheeity'sflntnnee
arenoteo _!ortunate,however, and
our bonded Indebtedness mounts wel!
up into sixfigures asfollows:lee Plant bonds$20,000
Sewer Outlet bonds25,000Sanitary Sewer bond:10,000
IntersectionPe nn ;bondsxseooo
RefundingPaving honda236.600
' r ms$441,000
out over n period of twenty y ears,
with the interest on the bonds, leviedon our present valuation of $3,482,-
180 would be !PProxj;|lately one and
one half mills or e reiee"|n our taxesof 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 Northwardwhkhwill ac-
commodatealxgradesandthere-
modeling oi the West to acc ommo-date eix grades and an eigllt room
addition so the giSchool 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-ditionoftheoldCentralbuilding,
the other twoimprovements ahodrl
be made as with tem extragradesIneachof these buildingswhich
shouldtakecareof agleast150
pupils the eongested condition at theCentralbuildingwlllbegreatly
relieved.
\
od their nw. Ihrr! Ty son usd hm-
Ily in; Sunday.ilu. Gdszingvr.. M Emir and hor
dwlhln r,l n .GeorgeHd nspentBonds; afiamoon with ilu. Howard
Hilti-lr. Rohm V en ard . wh ohu b un
xs r k lu a t th aHarry Tyson hennavu ullad to Illllvil last Frfdny by
tho illmu af his bid-bil' and wife.Hr. and iln. Cin: Sc hnldtr, of
'thcHaneydirtrin,v mHa n a !
w g #srl'l r .andllr 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
thefolhlfillln u t satan: y u m169901 IntFridaywd 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.lvenonanddmlh llrandJohn
2 |
I
....AmlienaAmerican 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. Cooke
Atlyn and Bacon
Americnn Book Cu.
Inn-Fr y : Co.
Blllr Gu Co.
D. V. Hauer11. Pntton Munir: Cu.
Amdt Hardman Co.
1.50
n o11.92
2.24
s.1 1m c
5.85m e
6.67
u n: s m
u e
8.5610.90I
Bayer.,Kr. and ln. Hlrlin J ohnson and
nn. Hnrili :peat Sunday durnoot
at u n T. K .Iverson homo.
lin. John Waltar and son, LionafOmaha:peatafurdaysInd
wackwithhor nisur.Hn .Jonlpl
param; of the total bein; used for
thiapurpqn whilemadhaulinginsicond with 15 percent.Other dnft
c;.erltions" requiringrelatively largeRay, whoh ubeen quitenick.l n .a m :Zvonon.Clan.PeUrl
.nd Will; Roby , Ernntlne andP u b
wr lleCoymd Roy al Dar IMI* Intlinurday evening with Hr. mi Hn.
ProdRay.l r .andHn .GeorgeHainand
su l.andIr s .HurryTysonwo n
ganna ng the Xealmh Tyson homo
léiatordly ennlng 4; an oyster sup-
per and radio party.
ArthurKnightandbeaterCook,fomuriyofthisvldnhy,butnow
of Missouri, umaup Iut weekto
husk cornIor Harry Tyson.
Mr. andHn .L. L. Lay man nd
children 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 uHMM 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
| \
| |
Ill
l la n duee fll ng,2.5pe r c en t .0 1
me at nt io nn ryw o r k .t h n s h i n g l o a d :|i nl m o u n to lp o w e ruse d,w i t h
n n n ll 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 also
atition 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 school
said warnl la in a dll |un-rlowtl condition and
and unfit to be ueed
noses, endangering the
tho teachers and the
rreat handicap to tho
of our school.there-
poctfully petition that
uiltllng be torn down
structure be built in
ur the necessary roncomforta to the teach
muplls in their school
:ani of Education vol.the petition, and apttiltllngsandGrounds'
make a thorough in
~ North school and re
ae 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 aremeotiinnronventloneatOmaha,
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 to
appear nt the conventions will be:
Ur. AI. S.Pittman,rural education
specialist,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. AlbertS.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 beboth 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 tothe Committee on Ground! and Build
iw. with lnatnlctlons to investigatethe 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 elaahcat ol tha wa3§ Coach Beau, of the
Cornhunlgere la noar pointing the
Nebraska team for the Notre Damegame at Lincoln. on Tarkeguday. He
is not onmlmlful,however, that he
still has two haul handles to take
before mixing srllh the fighting
Irlsh.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 hadby writing him in eare of the ath-
letic department, Unlvenaity of Ne
brash..
ATTENIJ S mass? S¢\LEATCLAYCENTER
Mr. and llra. J. L. Petersen drove
ou; to Clay Center hat week to at-teod the Holkom sale of purebred
....,...., .-. ,...,__mm ; ma n a :1
The une nl thin pavrer'vrlti\ Ilborwing machinery hu neatly heme-IQedtheAmericanlu-mer.Tun;' *
vernge farm worker now :nu for..
ppmximauelythnoLime# as manynrnofcrop:asdidtheworker
\u
r seventyfive years agoone prlce clothiv r
EACIIEFsIEXAMINATIONn.».11:s
Bl a ir ,`Nebr .|.
\Saturday. Nav. 21, 1925.
Saturday.
Saturday.
Saturday,
Saturday,
Jan. 23, 1926
April 17,92926
June 5, 16July 241925.1 'n
M|:CAR'l'HY AND
ILONGCREEK
JasperJ upenon, MHlmlagfordn mI n tHonda;mamlng.w m i
havebythtndouaillnessafhis
h t h u ,Net:Juponen.Hn .L i n
Jansen, cl' Ilutun, Iowa came Sun-day wining ul seo her fqher, wha
ll It the home of her sister, Irs.
P. C. Petersen under tha un ol atrainedpaneHia condition1| not
muchimproved.Mr. Jupsrsun and
lin. Janna rokurnnd to nah' homes
Tundny.Hin Odilo Allc n lntlnd tha Daw
hsUniversityMonday for thufoc i
y ear mum.'Th in will b e n lhilovf uq plr iy
:mdvdnerrangattheMcCarthy
lrlwvlthis(Thuvadsrrwaning.
for
Thanksgiving
--A New Coat
Authentic in style, fa shione d from themost, fav -
ored ot the searon's materials, and priced economi-
ca lly , the se Co a ts re pre s e nt theu t m o s ti np u r -
c ha s i ngp o w e rfo rth e mo n e y e xp e nd e d .Th e y
re pre s e nt i nac o nc re tema n n e rth em a n ya 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\
SundayaftomuonwithherIather.wH. wma . a s Ca lh wn . u m my *vasihd Iv. the J. J. lang homesn|
nld f.|
Hr. and Mn. Ined lang nuondad
a Pm! u thu Gle n Ra y h ome lui
Sunday at a dinner party.Llr. mlMn .Ha naWilson,Mr.andM¥\
Ear!ClldwelllmlHr.andMn
Reber;Calduraliwe llamen;|.lmlewho 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.Thellec onted with
cpe paper.The
'homebluzknelirhbors came in on them to helpf°°m§them observe their twenty-alxth
nh paper jac k 0' ilnl wedding anniversary.it e attractive.|The guests came well supplied
v 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 whenn large number ol' their friemls and
mal:
~ ~ _Jersey bull which
he bought at Iliurnlha, Kansas.Hn
new 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 wererucsts who were Nlssu
hcl Hclorhenry,Maryililnrns,Bernina Ale:-
ml Ada Woemcr, Clara
Meierhonry,MargaretMarieClausen,Helena
r 2\icKibhon,,Fnnccn
mms Plinhr,Augusta
Blelerhenry;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
thetha
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
lcThanksgiving Mlllmery
/ ~~AS p e c i a lD i s p l a yo f
_f.~\.»-.
hr. andl nBuchRosenbaum
upmt loudly afternoon Al the Wm
llnrrimn hams.Ka r e n h u n i s nm lb u n t f r o m
nchool,having#mined her ankh
reelntly.Gy dn Hu nann mn wdw ldmu l
Merdny,hxvlngnurly|~eeo\u»~|m m m -m m . ,na lve dna 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 mHllldky ulwllrd comll I-beW m. Hnnho n hu n Ho ndu-
T NlleClr\hyPmg nni veClubmenumu y a xun c . J ,ummm;
homo with In. Pale Jonun and Hn
nv-
as Velvet. and Skimin. a combina
n m -U-....... ~....,... . . . . ,.-.,.mi tln .1 1 -n n l a h noftha||cC¢n.hy
Club pn A blnhday pany lor thru
d lu n ¢ » I» l' l a t th e Hu n uma - -bunnhmmi u tB s w d l valqht.
Thah d h l I m mu n ! vr ln lh a h muC. J . Hindhy , llny u llolmhull and
v m mm 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)
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Wu handle I
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of Shapes and Colorsr '
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
Pao Th ru--"PHE ENTERPRISEBlair. Hebnah. November 5. 1925
THE }I§'TBRPRlSE-Blair. Nebruiza. November 5. 1925 e i d h i n n a x x s n n a n n e a w u n n a n n a s i n s n n a
a R O U N D T H E C O U N T Y
News ol interest gathered hy Enterprise
correspondents from every c ommunity in W ash-a
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ARLINGTON NOTES
Arlington, Oct. 29.-Mrs. Leo We-
ber enteruuixd the I-r en club at
a one o'elock luncheon at her homeon Satunday afternoon, when places
were marked for Mesdamea l~n:d
Richards, Jr.; Wilder Blaltesley, Bar-ne Yanofsk hlisses Florence Mil3L°ler, Lura Pratt, Ruth Cain and Mary
iMarshall, all ol Fremont.The first meeting of the Eastern
Star kensington was held on Friday
afternoon at the home of Hrs. Johnllehsrd.'lhl.selub was just recently
organized and they plan to meet
ones a month to sew for the 0. E. S.and Masonic home at Fremont.The
offiesrs elected are: Mrs. Harold We-
ber.president;Mrs.F.H.Brokaw,
vicepresident and Mrs. Alvin Ander
son,secretary and treasurer.Hrs.
Hebard served light refreshments.
Thirteen members were present.Mr.and Hrs.Wesley .llyllenbeek
ol Seattle, Wash., left Monday after
a brief visit at the home o l Mrs.Myllenbeck's sister, Hrs.Walt Ech-
tenkamp,Mr.and Mrs.Hyllenheelr
are o nthelr va r to Miami,Fla.,
nhere both have positions as lino-
type operators on a daily paper.Mrs. Myllenbeck will be remembered
Bs Miss lrla Ehooghe,who spent
some time here several years ago.
hlr.and Mrs.ld.E.Wlnsett ratumed on Friday from Gund lslsnd
where they attended the state l. D.
0.F. convention and visited with
their daughter, Mrs.Vern B.Nich-
olas.C.c .Marshall and C.G.Mar-
shall returned on 'thursday from
Manhattan, Kan.,where they arent
of. business.Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Hawkins had
or their Sunday dinner guests.lrir.
and hirs.H.Brokaw,daughter
Ruth and M anal Mrs. Otto Renard.Bliss Helvn Offen returned toiilair
on Saturday after spending the week
at the home ol her sister, Mrs.ld.
H. Wlnsett.Mr. and Alrs. Holger Wlnther, ol
lrernont announce the birth of aneight pound boy on Sunday, October
o a t h .M r s .W i n t h e r w a s f o r m e r l y
- --r _ _ _ . . ! - -. . . f a l l -n l n h
o u a u u e u u e d u e u u s
at the homo of Ztlrs. Cool¢'s sister,
Blrs. Walter Echtarnkump.Mr.and Mrs.lred Pfeiffer andMrs. C. P. Blasters rnotored to Mon-
roe on Sunday,where they srrnt
the day with friends.
The Ent of a nodes of family smp-pers was held on Wednesday at the
hi.H.church.These suppers will
be ghon regularly throughout the
winter and will be followed by
"church night"r lees.Mrs. ll. L. lleglahon returned on
Thursday from Grand lsland where
she was a delegate to the state ron-vention of the Rebekshs.
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HERMAN NEWS
Mr.and Alra Wm.ltrsmer and
Miss Lillian were-Qqseogers to Te-
ksmah Thursday.
The M. E. church orchestra me; for
practice Thursday evening st the
Fred Robenson home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rutledge andCarolineWachterdrovetoBlair
last Friday evening.
Miss Eledlce Galsey earns up fromherschoolworkatCalhounand
spent the week-end lt' the home of
her parents.The Harry Cooper family spent
Sunday at the llenry Cooper home.Mr. and Mrs.Frank Larson and
children, of Columbus drove over on
Satunlay for a few days visit nt the
parental. John Larson home.Mrs. James Gilliam and Mrs. Hamp
ton. of Tekarnoh were guests at the
R.H. Bovee home on Monday.H. B. Cameron drove to Omaha on
Monday.Mn. Floyd Loftis and Marlin spentseveraldayslastweekwithher
arents.hir.and Hrs.Johns,at
.Floyd drove down Sunday tospendthedayandtheyreturned
home with hint.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Bogen drove
to Frernont on business Friday.The mission eirele of the Baptist
chu:¢h entertained the cradle troll
babies and their mothers at the WaldoHancockhomeWednesdayaft
ernoon of last weelt.ll.P. Christensen, ol Blair came
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he y h a d t h e j o i l i e n l t i m e i m a g i n a b l t
S l w i l l y e ve n i n g a n d u w " S i n n r ' s | l a y a f t e r n o o n w i t h M r s . S o p h i e L - l r - '
Mi4 |g t'l a"ws u a n a p p e a r i n g t h e n s e n a n d a l s o vh i t e d M r s . L o u i s R u -
th l n \lec!¢..mua.~\en.
l a y i n g l l ; l l o w ¢ '¢ n f a m e :a n d la t e W i i b u r U p d i k e w a s a n O m l l h l vb -Th e m u q u e r u i a d a n a a t t h a S p i k
n t h e w a n i n g M r s .C o o p e r s e r ve d i t o r \\u in e$< 1l y.e r h a l l w a s w e l l at t e n d e d la s t Sa b-
ic e re fr es h m en t s .I T h e }|m!lo1\e°en s u p p e r g i ve n b s u n l a y n l g h t .
|~lu;,Q §w.:»g}w h o i x a s t u d e n t a t t h e L a l l i e s ' A l a i o f t h e H . IZ. c h u r c h ]L o u i s Ru mu su ue n h u pl a ce d s
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L .H .C a m p ,Pa s t o r
D i d y o u e ve r p u l l a l i v l con!o u t
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c n m c a o r m n x n4 a , . z. ¢ » ~ | » mua ¢ » u >1 . a m n . m m .
m u s a w x o l .
own llvdlvldud r»~\~. or who 'ID¥|||
like la mnh Cbridmll Prsenu alma bool: um to d.\4n.'Ju lmuryhu nu of pr-lnhd rpedfkabm ergm, um vm dw mms s mmmh¢tory»mnde nmph.TM porkr compnldon ll lnlelldodua ldvnlhe book na.A Wil'bod will be Wen m dll |l|\o¢l zhlldbringing in m bn: ponnr ulvmh-
\n| the week.
W ASHINGTON o ourrrv
1- mxz l- za mss s s
'n e u oxr i o n OF A GRE A T z vs xr
Birthdly l a n dy uy n lmpo mnl
oreulam, apednlly I! ana l|very
young or wry old.T M Y w 0 | ' |Cam-
psniuu will be l hund nd inn nM,
ual zha nun in gala; in bn mule1
memorable am for Th Ckwmpaaioni
many lrlauh.Sa, Although thi due
ls nat until AW S! 16, nm, | »nw~
ation ; vm b q m w ml n m .In honur ul au she" 'nu am-
pn io n wlll c ome w y ou next y urI
s u m l v r s S A L E
0'Hanlon,Maher I 0' | ' !» ARD.
B y w n u a o f n n d a r a t n l o b -
med out of she District Courl.ofNe b r u l w u m
decree of mid
thueln p¢ndln¢
S i l k Bank I
Wuhington County,
In m l n a u n of A
Coun J n an unionwhereinFtrmurl .
Coryonlion in pllintill and Auzult
ll. Reeh nn da-
Monday tho 800|
1925,nz m o
the W u! Front
D . mb a n d C o nfendnnu, I will on
day ul November,
PM. of uid dny at
|¢r lhunnh M. Jmsen, amam, as:un fih. in ,ua Cours, and ulxo a
pvdlinn pnymg rw m mme » 1'uid Innrulnan,and for tho lv-
pmntmmt of J ames H. lumen an
Exeeu wr. Tha! o n the mn d ry olfNavembsr, 1925! lt 10 o'¢lo¢k A. l . ,
u i d polhlon me un p ro o f of d w
exec ution uf uid hulrument will be
.h¢ ud , and u m | r y o u do no t mn
appear and c onust, uid Colm. muy
Pmbah and record the lame,m d
Ulu( ldmln htnllo n u l th e au t: la
IRAILROAD 'mm TABL
Chldv md Nonh W estern
5:40 P.
8:50 A.
7:15 A.
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Dllly exnepg Sunday.
T n l u W a l
only exupz Sundxy.SL P . M. I o .
Tn hu No rth
Dnlly exafpt Sumhy.
Dnily except Sundny.
Ddly except Sunday.
Sunday only.
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:love in the Splker Hall for tha
comfor;of zhe duncan during the
winter months.Mrs. August Pepmilltr gun a. mis
rellnneotli shower at har home Int
Saturday a n in honor o! Hin
Ruth Came n,whom m r r i n n to
Mr.Henry Jackson will tain place
Wedneuhy.The Misses Laura Petersen.Nora
md My nie Davin wok Sinshy dn-
nor with Mr. and Mrs. Nels Petsra-en
of Orum.
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n0nl!# l n1q u :-u - n;n h l
lt cost; so little
in one of 11116862
fin e automor
biles.
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Te k a m a h a n d M r .anal M r s .C .E .
Jo h n s o n a n d M i n M a x i n e at t e n d e d
t h e O r p h e u m i n O m a h a S u n d a y e \ e »
ni n g .M r .a n d M n .H u r r y L e a c h c o m e
a n fr o m Mi s s o u r i t h e fi r s t o !t h e
m e k .M r .L e a c h h u h m !a Ia r g e
g r a d i n g c o n t n c t d o w n t h e r e t h e p a s t
s u m m e r .Al t.x m l M r s .I r w i n C a h l w e l i a n d
s m a l l d a u g h t e r a n d H r s . A l l h a B o o t -
o n ,o f Te k a m l h e M r .a n d M n .C .
In Jo h n s o n a n d M i n M a x i n e v o m
S u n d a y d i n n e r gu es ts o f M r s .M a r
Ri o Ke l i e y .
H P .H a n s o n w a s u so u t h bo u n d
pa» =e ng er Tu e s d a y .
(»i|%.¢rt Ol s o n w a s h o s ! t o t h e f o l
lo w m fz a m z p a r t y o n e e ve n i n g la s t
we ek .C .E .Jo h n so n ,C h r i s Tr u h l -
se n .C .R .G r a y .Ge o .H u r t .L .V .
A r k e m u n ,E .W .Il u n l i e ,A .W .
B a r g e , . \ . J. C a m e r o n , H e n r y T r i s h !
nen,W aislo H a n c o c k a m !D .W .
Ilut leei ge.
M r . a n d M r s . IJ. C .Il u n l i e a t t e n d -
o i li l!!0!|1 h1 ur !l tl rx a tvr i n U m . | !. |
THANKSGIVZHG
'l'hnnk||l\rln|' in the only nation!!
festival whltb centers about the
homo iife. lt originated in tht homesof the pllgdms. as s day of tizmk-
fulness lml gratitude for the mr'¢
bloltln3\\..Even the dinner topm-
rented everything tha;v u . s r i "dudng thc aungmer to mah glad tht
hurts of mon.This feast was aceomponlnl only
by suc h event: an would be tohnl
ot grllltude to Almighty God.Arilldo ul feelin; permeaud' all the
activities of the dny.A 'l'hmb¢f"'-
ing dance for inltandr. vu not um
thought oi.Then this muon lo; all who lonthepdnc iplu and Ideal:for which
this American hoiidny vu founded
[ive this ana day to thanks, to 301.to gratitude!1. H. CMI?
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The
Most
For
The
Money
Don't say you
can't affond it.
At the prices
we are qdpting
on our fi ne
used cars the
man is extrava-
gantwhowears
out shoeleath-
er. Rideasyou
go.Go more
James A. leiiaaman, Pastor
Rev. James A. Mciiaeman la mak
ina a trip to Chicago this weak aa
Chicap Thaniedell Seminary vidiofor tha Neh llh 50llfl' ¢lluonlI -»
(emma.Ha expeda to umm b llo r a
Sunday and tha Sunday aardml 1baaau n d .Bnry bcdy is Inv!
to awenni tbl aerrioaa of thls littl
ehunb.
I
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his parents.Mr.and Mrs.B.0.
Cooper tha; out of n :loan of umhundred.he was one of the thirty
to aueoeasfully p m the examina
tions.This Irould Indicate that he ifpursuingIliaetudienwhiledown
there.The Hover blacksmith shop wontreated to n new roof the pant week.
Mlaa Lucile Rnver, who teaches at
tables were decorated appropriate for
the seanon.The following tempting
menu wmt senred Intl rio one wentawayhungry:roast beef,brown
gravy. mashed potatoes. baked bean:
butlemi beets, cabbage aalarl, jeliy,
fried cakes, bread and butter. pump-kin pie and coffee.A nite aunt wna
raallaerl from their efforts and the'ladies wish to thank ail who con-
the Davis school north of town gave tributed in any nity.
n program and boxsocial Friday Those who attended the danceevening which was wel! attended and giren hy the Legion boys at their
a fall'rum aaa realized Yrom thehail Saturday evening report a verysaleof the baalneta which will bolenhynble time.used for improvernenu.|Wahlo Hancock had a pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ilimes have aurprhe Satu y evening when a
as truest Mr. Himeo' brother who il number of friends from Craig drove
having a tao months furlow from the down aml apent the evening.
army.lllnea Irla Brewater and Vera
Mrs. 0. H. Goriaey gave a Hallon-.Rayon npelll the week-end at thee'en party Saturday evening.;Hl10|d Webster home. at Tekamah.
Mr.and Lin.R.H.Bwee spent'Hrs. Anna Peddie and hllaa Caro-Sunday at the Jarnea Gilliam ho-me Iine\\\°achter gave a air-thirty din
at Tekamah.Mr. and Mrs. D. B. II'iye.s visited
their daughter.Min.B.I L Smith
and famiiy in Om Sunday.
hir. and Mrs. C. B. Cameron enter-
'ar Tuesday evening.The follo1rln|
were present:Mr. and Mrs.F..w.
Buniir. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Camer-on. Mm S. C.Rose. Mr. and Mrs.
Wm.Adams,Hr.and llra.L.V.tained .a number of friends at a. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.. John-F
Ilal!one'en bridge pany at their'aon.Mr.and Mn .A.w.Barge.homo Wednesday evening,Oct.28.l Mr. and Mrs.D.w. Rutledge, Mr.
The foiiowing were present:Mr.
and Lira.Chaa.Hunger o f C u l t:
Mr.and Mrs.Herman Wragge andMr. and Mrs.Fred Story. of Teka-
mah; Mr. and Mn. French, of 1=';y=
Dr.and Mn .A.J.Cameron.r.and 3111.H.B.Cameron,Hr. and
Mr ~a .E . C. Bu rd i c , Hr .a n dMr| .i L
1..Cameron, Mr. and Mrs.Nell R.
Hunlic, Hr. and Hrs. .lay Thompson
and Mrs. and Hn. E. C. Buniie.Mr. and Hrs. Ben Harris and Mr.
and Mn. Chan. Ott of Tekarnah, at-tended the mum at ut Legion; aan
bntuway evening.hir. and ~ra. L. V. Ackerman were
and Hn .Waldo Hancock,Dr.and
Mrs.A. J. Cameron,Hr.and H n .
E.<:.Ziunlie,Mrs.Bertha Nelder-
kruger,Misses Laura and Anna
Fuzz;and Mr.and Mrs.C.S.
Cameron.George Lowe. Jr., who attends the
bttlinesa college in Omaha. spent me
rnebend at the parental,Clorge
Lowe home.Quite a number from here attended the funeral of bln. Hanna Phipps
at Tekamah, Monday afternoon.The Ladies'Aid of the M.E.
ehurch held au all-day meetlnl at
the home of Mn.D. W.ltutle-dze.
SPIKER NOTES
H a n s L a r s e n h a s l o u t s e ve n !fi n e
h o g s b u t h a s t h e d i s e u e chec ked
n e w .M r .u u l M r s .E a r l Th o m p a o n l o n !
zh e : m o u n d o f t h e i r i n fa n t t w i n b o y s .
tl :fi r s t pa n ni n g q w n y a b o u ;u m
r .'a g o .Mi n .W i n l fr e d A i l e n i n b o a r d i n g a t
t h e h o n . .o f H e n r y Ras mu sse n.
A l fr e d Bl u :n h w a s i n H e r m a n o n
bu si n e» » l en t Thu rs ula y.M a n y fa r m e r s a r e h a s h i n g co rn ,
b u t r e p o r t t h e c o r n st i l l gr e e n .
M r .a n d M r s .M f r e f i Ra s mu s se n
a n d m n . F r a n k l i n . s p e n t S u n d a y a fl
e r n o u n w i l h M r .a n d M r s .i l a r r y
N e f f .M r . a n d M r s . Th e o . W i l l i a m ve n a n d
i a m i l y s p e n t S u n d a y a l . t h e n a m e u l
M n .L u c y l. s r » ( § .u f T e l b u i n .
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p u r e h u s d a n o t h e r 3 - t o n M u i : t r u q s .
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in .|....~| In (bn nlnlhmn Conn Home in the 6:1 of Bun-,*"1 ."un m\af ,This notice mu in pualuzwg for s.2s A. M. muy except s ..s g - mfg ? " gg ~ 1 = =; g - ~fn h m weeks moceaxively in the 12:85 P. ll. Daily except Sunday
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his home in Blair at 11:80 A ll.
Thqgaday.Oct.29.Deceased was
born In Schleswig, Germany on Feb-ruary 18.1242 where :ie . pm h is
boyhood end young manhood days.
At the an of sixteen he even; ase sellor and for :even yearn followed
this occupation.In 1868 he camoto America,f ln t Irvine to Dewh-
port, Iowa :nd later to Boone. Iowa.
In 1868 he entered bualneu forhimaelf but was ln bueineu !or only
a short time.About this time he met Hin .AnneDrevuen who had just come zo this
country and on February 20,1811
they were married ln Boone, Iowa.
They then went to Omaha when for
thfoo y ew they made their homo.
.After this they moved to this county
where they purchased an elghtymcreiarmsevenmileswentofBllir,
where they lived for twenty-aeven
yearn and where their family, con-ni!2lI1| of nlne ehlldrn wen born. all
af whom an living except one girl,
».ho died when but four years ofage.Those llvlng are Henry L.;
.efrge H.;William; John C.: Otto
.:Hn .Hans Wrleh:Hrs.Albertlaneen and Hn. Car l W olf, all M
.hom are living ln Washington
.oonty exeepg John C., who resides
1 Omaha.The deceased with his wife, retired
rom the :dive duties of the farm
nd moved to Blair in 1900 when
hey have since resided.ln 2921 they relabratell theirgoldenweddinganniversarywhen
ne relatives gathered in memory of
1...e happy evenMr.liohr was n r w !citizen,a:noel nclkhbor and was held ln the
.aighest esteem for his sterling qual-
.tin by lhord who knew him and a
wide circle of friends will mis.: him
from their midst.itesidea leaving the naw! wife and
elght children he la~a\e1a brother
John Ruhr of this c ity ,twenty-sixznmlchlldren and seven grea; grand
Children.The funeral services were held at
the home on last Sunday at 1:30
l'.M.:ml at 2:00 o'elock ag the
Methodist church and interment wanmmleintheBlaircemetery.
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THE YOU'T}'l'S CQHPANION
S N Dept., Boston, Han.
Subledptlons Received ng this Offiu-.
RUPTURED?
» ¢ u u -
Huffenn I i i !m e n :by . f u n k
lor u i u b le ish flln ti ln l n ;free
upon rupnt..C.F.lldlirh,Rupture Slzidd
Expert,513 Houma Block.Min u-
S12 u.\n1"s EPISCDPAL cuuncn
The Little Clmnh Around the
Corner"
_ - s n u
Hqulnf l!\| N» Sunday, Nov. 8tl1.
7:30 A. ll.Holy Communion.
9:45 A. 51. {.°hil¢!nn'a Church ln-iSchool.
wo o A .~ Morning Prayer an'
Sermon..
Beginning Sunday evening,Non.22. a Preaching illusion will be heh!
in this chtirth.The Rl.. Rev. E. V.
Shayler, D. IJ., will he the misaioner.
Blshep Shayter han conducted manysuccessful minion: during his minist
ry . This ianan oppariunity whesf
hulpiul nrmons and inllrlleilonr
from a prominent preacher and
ehunehman.Services will be held
in ihn church every evening,mndsting of nimple form of warship, ser
mon, period of instnmion nm! ques-
£fn|1b08.
Every afternoon a c lan in Permn d Religion for Women.vrlll be
conducted by :ha bishop nt the Rect
ary.The llhaion aervlon will bn opln
un lb! public.
nrge oft:n the n un o f y o ur longHamlin( imubk.
Remember above date,thnt mnWI!lllion an this ni p wil!be free
mul thu!hll trontment in di!fer¢-nt.
Married women mm!be u m mgmnled by their husbands.
Mllf n u Dr.Doran.Grief Spe-
"Leadih
srncymsw
Commg to
OMAHA
DR. DORAN
Specialist
In lntrrnal mc dlc lne lur the
pl s !twenty y e ars.
nom not use TH! KNIFE
\\| I| un» Fm: Canlultlllnn
m a y I l l n c s u g . M V . Q * 1 1
nl
ROME HOTEL
lun I0 | . m..¢»_4 p.m.
TW U D AYS ONLY
IN-wie m u a m y s w .aw an
llppmunhy an Cuanlc 'nm
m u m ; s m l u n n
n>. Donn. Chic! Spetilllal nl the
Mn lk ll h b e n l o r y . u ma #llonkan
lllnck. Mhnmnpolh, Minn., In | fm:-
inr lraduale in medidm And surg-rry .He m l m profeuionxlly me
more .fmporung town: and chin and
of le h \o a ll wh a all o n ml; mpfree fvnillllllllm.
According xu hu method of nut-
mcm. N does not openu for cbronk
arpezulkhh. nil stones,ulr eu olnnmuh. pam. mn-In or mdenuhh.lie hu so his ¢mNl vmndenul |1-
mm m dlweueu of the slamuh, liverba\*e\¢,blood.nkln,mr vu .h u n .
umm. , blmk i u. b a ntd nz , nlur h
#nk lungs. rheurnatinm- nehtkn, iqulorrn and nelsl nllmenu.
If y ou h u e bu n . mu f o r . n y
lenglh n f \| me lml do mn nl hebm, . w mx mx ln mn, n i mpro per
I 0 I0 ? n s r a r s
STATE OF NEBRASKA
Wuhlngton County j
Canigan &Cnrrlgnn,Attyn.
in the County Court
In r m Hi tler gf lh l E s a u of
John ll.Brvoss Deeeaaed:To th"Cnulitors of Said Estate:You Are
Hereby Notified. 'Hut I will nit at
the County Court Room in Blair in:mid County nn the Sth day of De
remher. 1925, and on lhe 6th day of
March, 2928. at 10 :feloek A. M., on
each of mid milieu,to receive and
examine all tlllms nlalnlt uid II.-»me. with n view to their adjustment
tml alluimnce.The Umm limlied for
the pfuentation of claims againstsaid Estate is three monthl from the
5th day of December A.D.1925.and the time limited for payment of
elebtn in One Year from said 5th dn;
uf December 1925.
WITNESS my hand and the Sealof aid County Court. nm, 31st day
of October 1925.
(SEAM I. C. ELLHII.
41Gt.County Judge.
-lu.
If you nee it in The Enterprisr
you can know its right.\f
You annul hld-I lny seem..Wf
are add phsl=o¢nomint|= and puncturornof clnaneter, Intl thing:them
nlvks are detective.Then h nn
privacy that cannot be penetnlld.No seen! can be kept in iha civil
imi world.Society is a masked bull
when every onl hhlu his red c hu
ucter, lm! Nvlila it by hiding.If 1
:man Wilhls in cunrenl anything heeanln, than 'whom be meebs know
that he mn c n ls iomfurhat,and
unmliy know what hc eonceais.'Tisnshanltohldlanfire.Ile In a
strong man who c an hold dawn bln
opinion.A man :nmol uiler Iwo or
m p :nnzenen,wltlwut dimming
in intelligent earn precisely whenhentznais.M111 zmiveru pasted:
Itself by pitilus publicity.--Ralph
Waldo lSmcmm.
" t i n a money taking magazine
»ul1~rrlD\.i0n|l.I"ul.'l infonuiion Ind
euriidenthl ¢\llJ¢¢on applicnion.
BVISSET SUBSCRIPTION BUREALH
the hunt subsc ription lnnrr west
of Ghitam (wma md o pe ma d by
SUNSET magazine)450 Iourlh
Stl:ct, San Innci»ro."25If
n a n H u w . u r w l l . .: u e n u r u l :u nao f t h e So u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r m d t h e
N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u t h e u t
Q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n 1 3 , To w n s h i p 1 8 ,
I h n g e IO , E a s t o f t h e a a h P . M . , i n
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y ,N e h n a k a ,t o
s a t i s fy o n e c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e o n t h e
d f |20 t h d a y o f Oc to b er ,192 5.l o n . D . W .B E L L
( S E A L )I .C .EL I. .E R ,I Ph y s ic i a n a n d S l r t w l l
~Co u n !. y 'Ju d g c .~~PIIDTSCS Il l d .
LOTHRDP l 1.o'rli1wrNOTICE OF HEARING ~GRANT Ngg3{AN
§A t t o r n e y lS T A T E O F N E B R A S K A , I - -I B l a i r .N n b r .a n d O m a l u ,N a b :subjeq to a first monzlge on apremises in favor of Fremont J oi t
Stock Land Bank, Iremont, Nebras-
iu. in the prinelpal sum ol $11,000.The plaintiff on the 2151. day of
January, 1925, obtained a decree of
foreelouzre in said action for the
m m of $8600.98 together with in-
terest thereon from January 21,2925,at 8%per annum and for
cuts of said ac tion in the mm of
$13.70 and all accruing costa,said
decree ol' judgment :nd Ioreelomre
providing that said pl1!mil¢s above
described be sold lo uti xfy said
judgment and coals ln ease the sameremained unpaid for n period of more
than twenty llays from the entry
of :aid decree,and n h l judgmentand com being unpaid and bald de-
cree being still ln fuil form and
effect amid premises will he sold to
satisfy said judgment,the interestthereon,the e o m end all accruing
eoshl an provided by aaltl order and
decree and by law in auch case: made
and provided.Dated this 28th day of October,
1925, at Blair,Nebraska.40-sz.Maurice Behrens,Sheriff,
Walhington, County, Nebruka.
NOTICE UF HEARZNG
PROB ATB Ol" wlm.
STATE OP Namuszu. l sa.Wuhington County,1
In the County Court.Henry Muncie,Att'y
In the Matter uf th!Ealulz of
Hannah M.Jensen Dtcenxedz Tha
State nf Nebraska to thu heirs at law,rext of kin, alnvlseu, lexitees, cred
itors and to any others Interested in
mid matter:You Are Iiereby Hop
ified 'Nut an innrument purporting
to be the Lmt Will and Te=tamen3.
°rm;wn;wmm?
j#'j'.f'§"_. M -g 5
. '`\L¥ 1
Cfhe §pirit ~
Coon WITH
NBTICE To CRBDITURS
UI" HS'lATE
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
sa.W uhlnltnn County
Grim; Lathrop, .AttomeyIntheCountyCourt
In the Matter of the Enlille of
Samuel D. licuvier. Deeeueelr To the
Creditors of Said Estate:You Ara
Iicreby Notified, That I will sit. atthe County Lhurt Room in Blair in
mid County o n t h e 28th day of
November, l925, and on the 2nd :layofMarch,2926,a t 2 o'4:iocl=IKM..
on each of amid dates. to receiva and
examine all c laims against nhl Eel
tate. with 1 view to their adjustment
and allowance.The time limlteel for
the prennktic n of elliml against
mid Esta!!is three month;fromthe 28th day of November A.l.}. t925.
and the time limited for payment ofdebtsisOneYearfromsaid28th
day uf November 1925.
Witness my ham! and the Sent of
-aid County Court, this 24th day of
otwhen 1925..
=sr:ALa I. C. m.1.aR,40Bt.County Judge.
i n sa id es t at e Ar e h e r e b y n o t i fi e d
tha t : rn the 2- ith da y o l' Oct obe r, 192 .5
Shl td W .W i l so n fi l él l 1 pe t i t i o n
In . m i d C o u n t y C c u r t a i l e d n g a m o n g
o t h e r th i n g s z h l t M a r y A .W i ls on ,
a n i n h a b i t a n t o f W u h i n g t a n C o u n t y .
Ne b r as k a ,d i e d o n t h e 6 t h d a y o f
Gc t n b e r 1925,l e a vi n g n o I n t W H !
Remember We Handle
Lumber Cement
Coal Feed
Sand Salt
Farmers Co-operative Union
BLAIR NEBRASKA
|~¢+¢+i+l+\+l+¢+\+0+¢+ |~:»»+4»»+»~:»¢~1-s-:-»~:»o+¢-1-a+c+»+1+l-¢
Real lnd Personal Estate estimatedat$10,500.00 and | >mins for ami-
mlnialration lhenof.lf you fall to appear at said
County Court on :he 20111.dur of
November 1925. at IQ o'clock AM..
and eontes; mill petition, the Commwi!!appoint Ealwanl w.Wilson or
ned to n settiemenl of uid estate.Wilneu my hand and Official Sea!
this 20th day of October, 1925.
(SEAL)1. c. ELLEN.
39 lt.County Judge
f cssgnl of Real and Parsons!Estate
istntor Ind proceed to as settlement
of said ealatr.Witness my hand and Official Seal
this 24th day of October. 1925.(SEAL)I. C. ELLER.
40-iz.County Judge
4
S T A T E O F N E B R A S K A ,
l a .W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y j
A .C .Ba b e l .A t t u m e y
I n t h e C o u n t y C o n n
I n th e M t l l r r o f Lh e IJa m i e o f
Ma r y A . W i l so n , D e c e a s e d: Th e h e i r s
at la w , n ex t o f k i n d evi se e a, le g at e es ,
mlminlstraiion ghercof.If you faii to appear at add County
Cnurt on the 13th day of November,
1925, at 2 o'clock PM., and rontest.
Maid petition, the Court will appoint
Jens 'r.Nelaeh or some other suit-
lx)nnrzssn uuc lxc
nr:alom:|.|z~:G
Rm z x xx f ;
Mn. 3. Cronslrom
First House East of Poatofflt
( r i
Oc to b er ,1925,Je n n T .N e l s e n fi l e d
n p e t i i i o n i n u i d C o u n t y C o n n a l -
l e g i n ;n m n n g o t h e r t h i n g s t h a t
ll a r e n N e i sc n a n i n h a bi t a n t o f W 9 , s h ~
i n g t c n C o u n t y , N e b r a s k a , d i e d o n t h e
1 0 t h d a y o f O c t o b e r , l 9 2 5 , l e a vi n g n o
In s t w i l l t m l Te s t a m e n t ,a n d po s-
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D E N T I S T
Ro o m s o ve r B l a i r S ta t e B a n k
B l a l r , N e b r a s k a
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A B S T R A C T O R
l n a u r a n c e - - R e n t a l s
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OHM: in sam Bank Banding
oo
Aiagistrate-You wil! I0 to prim
for one month; anyihing to ny?
Priaonar--Yes.Will you let an
wife know I sha'n't be home to din
ner?
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( A g e n t fo r F a i r m o n t C r e a m e r y )
P a y s H i g h e s t Pr i c e f o r
s » o u z . 'r 1 n ,C m » : . m A N D E G G S
O n F i f t h S t r e e t S o u t h o f Im l e p e n d
e n t Te l e p h o n e O ffi c e
In d .1221,Be ll ,A l h 23 3 1
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MODEL CLEANERS
Cleaning,Pressing Repairing
Located On
East Washington Street
Blair, Nebr.
£10
Made to MeasureGunnnlnd In Pleue Youtus,creditor:and A!!persona in-J. CRDNSTBOM
I'ina house east of lwstuffict
LY
M i s s £ 1 1 0 0 8 b p l n j l c r a n \ l l l : \ y u . , -A b o u t h r o n t y - t w o m e m b e r s o f t h e
Ju n i o r l e a g u e h a d a m e r r y t i m e o n
M o n d a y e ve n i n g ,w h e n dreamed l s
wi t c h e s a n d ghos ts,t h e y ma r c h e d
z-ro und t o w n ,i n va d i n g a n u m b e r o f
ho m es .L a t e r t h e y zn l h er e - l a t t h e
u p M o n d a y fo r ; V i s i t w i t h hi s so n,
C l a n n r e a n d fa m i l y .T h e S o p h o m o r e cinss o f t h e h i g h
s c h o o l h a d a H a l l a m e 'o n : m i r a z . t h e
B r u n t o n h o m e F r i d a y e ve n i n g .
C. ll . B h zn c ha n l h as wo r km e n h un g ,
!_ _a-. ._ al .. . "IJ w usk i .iz.W i n se u .h o m e , w h e r e C a t h e r -
in e en t e r ta i n e d t h e m w i t h mu s ic .
ga m es , et c .Th e y p a r t o o k o f a d e
liel ntis l u n c h a ft e r n b u s i n e s s m e d . -
i n g .M r .a n d M r s .E a r l Rh o ad e x a n d
r o n ,Bi l li e .u f G u t h r e Ce n t e r ,i o w a .
sp e n t t h e w e e k e n d n t t h e h o m e o f
M r s . R h o a d n ' p a r e n t s ,3-Ir. and 51:11.
a t {l f¢ S£ | | . \ 1 9 8 11 0 2 u u u n u w u m i n uc h i n e sh ed a n d r e p l a c i n g i t w i t h n
n e w u n e .1T h e foll u'wi n|¢i t e m a p p e a m l i n
th e O m a h a S u n d a y [l ee a n d M i l be
o f int.erc=l t o a 'n u mb e r n e a r he r e .
Mi s a Ui n c hn e r !!||\i¢l¢1|c a n u f l a w n
a t o n e t i m e a n d i s a s i s t e r o f M n .
Jo e l l a n d u r ." A n n o u n c e m e n t o f n
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\i:=il.\Z*1i o n i i a t u n l n y a t t h e H .w .
Sc ho e tt ge r h o m e .Mr . a n d 3 - Ir a . l l a r n h i IIh n i n g e r . o f
H o o p e r an n o un c e t h e b i r t h o f u
uhxusghler a t t h e Ni c h ol a s S e n n hos~
p i t a l o n We¢Inca¢Iny,O c t o b e r 2 l a t .
M r s .l i h n i n n e r w i l l b e re m e m be r e d
Se ffl l I¢l 3 l l l IK E 1 5 0 6 l li n u v n u ~u n . .b y M r .a n d M r s .Ch as .3 .K n a p p
M r s . K n a p p m m s fo r m e r l y M i n l i a t l
ez in e M .D i s c h n e r , d a u g h t e r u f M r s
M a r y L .Il i vc h n e r , o f C o l u m b u s , a m
M r .K n a p p ls t h e so n o f M r .a m
Airs.Ch a s .S . K n a p p , o f O m a h a . M :
Ch a n .K n a p p a n d l l i u M a r g a t e
D l s c h n e r w e r e m a r r i e d o n A p r i l 1
H n _ _ - l l -1..|\ ...| ...|u h h Il anas Misa Vera Echtenkamp. formerly
of this place.A division of the Ll||l9a'circle,
under the leadership of Mre..laylllaoltburn,will conduct o food aale
at Sweetlami on Saturday at three
o'eloek.George Schoettger, beetle Peter.onandA.0.Hawkins attended the
Bankers'convention in Omaha on
last Wednesday.John Lanier ln reported an being
on the sick tint.C. G. Marsltnll and G. A. Marshall
attended tho Kiwanis luncheon at
Fremont on Saturday noon, an guests
of Lloyd Moffett.Mr.and Taira.William lllenken.
daughter,Jeanette,and another.
Mn. J, ll. Menlten. of Omaha,wereSundayguenta ol'Mr. and hire. G.
1.l"fei!'fer.The ehielren |\upper,\ which was
given by the Sunday nchool on Fri-
day evening was u complete successandthefineprogramahiehwas
given afber\\anl|\was worth mor;than the price of the supper.Fol-lewinsr in the prugmm.Mtule by
the high school orchestra under the
dlreetion of Mrs. J. 1.Ray of Fremontincluded'The Perfect Day,"
llonsl;"Sona of the Night."Buhl
wln;"The Patriot," Zaveenik; "TheColorGuard,"Felton.Vocal duets,
by Misa Lucy Lawson and Mrs. AlvinAnderaon.Reading. by Mins Esther
Marahail.Vocal solo by Hrs.J.
I.Ray,.accomlpnled by FrancesMansfield.Reading hy Mies Uoro»
thy Hansen.'i'l$:l program clonedwith n short period of aasambly ning
ing lead by Mrs. J. I. Ray, ln which
the new hooks were Initiate-I.About
100 were prenent.Rev. and Mn . J .E.Aesehbacherllul nd!!! returned the latter part of
the,week -from \-er-ailler.Mo..
where they attended n family re
union.-Mrs. Jennie (Stover, who han beenvudting ag, the home of her son, G.
L. Glover for the pant three monlha
left on Saturday for her home at
Long Beach, Calif.Mr. and hire. B. F. Cook and non,Beoiamin,of Scribner spent Sunday
lL Blk L¢¢¢|.l.li uiaumueun,-.......,rather George A.Smialtol officiat
ing.Mr. and Mn. Knapp will be ut
home at the iloonronh Apartmenta.
Mr. and Melt. Harry Cooper droveto Omaha one day last week to do
shopping.Mr.and Mrs.C.ll.Blanchard
drove to Omaha on business last
Monday.Writlnx to friends here inquiring
in reganl to getting a car of corn,
Wallace Anderson, of Powell, Wyo..
stated that he had had af very auc-eeawful season this year with his
potato eron.lie had in about twentyacresfromwhichhehadsold
$6000.Herman friends are glad to
hear of his good luck.'flue marriage of Miss France.
Carter mul Mr. Orlin Jones, both of
lilalr took ptaee Saturday,Oct.3%
at the home of the'brlde'e mother.
li m.Minerva Carter, at Blair withRev. T. J. Reese, pastor ol' the Her
man ilaptm church/officiatln
ceremony.Only relatives and n fewclosefrienduwerepresent.Their
many friend.:here join in wishing
them n happy wedded life.Claus Katt, who left last week for
Excelsior Springs,bio.,writes thathe thinks he will be bencflted there
and nays he may find it necessaryto stay a month.Mr.hleyer, who
accompanied him has returned home.
Reroiumee Ben Wachter and Pepndllerentertainedanumberof
friends at a shower for Bliss Ruth
Cameron on Saturday afternoonller marriage to Mr. llenry .laclgron
took place ' this week.Mies lluth
received many .loyely :rafts which she
aill find useful in her new home.
Mn. Geo. Colgan died at her homenear here Frhlay night, af ter a ahort
illness.Funeral aenicea were held
at the Baptist church at 2:30 Blon-
day afternoon. comlueted br the nwtor, Rev. T. J. Reese and burial wanmade in the Herman cemetery.The
sympathy of the entire community
goes out to the four motheleea little
ehddren,who are lef;rrlthuut a
mother'a loving care.Philllp Cooper gave a |Iallo1le'en
Plflr for l\»\¢nl}of his friend: on
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v ...C o i n p a r l s o n . . .\ ~
~Ev er y d ay i n the we e k our goods
\are priced at a fair price to everybo y. W e
carry a diversified stock of goods suitable
for the needs of every member of the fam-
ily.We would like to call your attention
ESPECIALLY to our line of
Blankets, Comforters and Spreads
Kindly come in and compare our prices and
qualities.Along this line we have BATH
ROBE Blankets suitable for Gifts.
Remember we carry QUALITY GOODS
f Gossdrd Corsets---Peter Pan Ginghams
Globe Underwear---D. M. C. Crochet Cotton
and other articles of equal value.
Call and let us show you our stock.
w .; | .~T HE BIG sT oRE
9 THE OLD RELIABLE
= - . _ - __ _ _ _E enclosed $1000
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expressed 1,9 bmh
/the sentimenti md
the Jesigns of our
CHRISTMAS CARDS
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Just Arrived
Carload Colorado Winter Apples
JONA THA NS - ROM AN B E A UTY- GA NO
Nuw on Salé $2.00 bu.5 bushel lots $l.90
Extra Fine Spraved Apples.Nu Worms.Winter K¢¢per>
I-Ix|nmrdi|\ar\' §ix\uui|n|-l-`mncySpnxynd.r\|||»lea withF" I bu-In I (rv-igln, <el\i|\q $1.00 |n\r lm-hu! cheaprr
xl ;mu m
APPLES IN BULK.BRING YUUH SABKS
SEE WHAT YUU BUY
Now l l the llme ln buy Wlnlcr Apples. prlces will
advance rapldly account lhurtugn in potnmu.Dan'(
delay.These Annles lI'¢B l r g ll n .Will Sell Fasi.
Koopman 81 Hooks, Blair, Ne
Blalr Pmducc Bldg. on N. 'Q/. Rv~ Track
south of Rivdf Lbr. Co. offict
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mum; un u a n a dr-tlmlpaidferlfzhepsb-
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being slightly ambigudhs.p l s ~y the ~In~ tam~this y ~nandtheteamshouldfeel proud of
..o w n I t | l i vi n g .A s u r ve y i n t h e n t l ! ! o f . K r h n a u
t I
_has had a right to score on Blairthis modern form of nomad mendic-
aney.Tha "fliwer hobo" usually la
1 ..fr i e n d s a n d n e i g h b o r s r h o u l i l t e d
they heed Sunday.With 1 littl more bolltcring of Sb!
offensive play Bhir should a lly
forth .uni anne: the next few games.
He appenn In mums and vllllltl,and lnnllu to vuiaus social agencies
for finnnclnl help.Ho i t ( lr from
homo.Ha hu been famed by poor
WERE ALL GIVEN A FEW nx-
TRA DAYS 'ro womc IN NEB.
Labor Day is no longer a ho¥id|5ringcebmpm.ao f p a s the iegd
¢l a ..a u r r n n d i n f x .T i l l " f l i v va r " vu h i s
u n l y h o p e .N o w h e i s c u x n d d w i t h
h I |\ r i !o u\ ¢ !¢ h I1 d n n .H a m
fi n d d e s t i n a t i o n , a n d l a p z u e d a l o n g
f r o m : a s m t o t o w n : r i b n o s o l u t i o n
latch string is out for old ndghbar;: n d fr i c nd n .Th b l r l a n i u - l u v a n d
d a u g h t e r ,M r .n u !M n ." i n n i n g
.1
mmfonable home.
ills; Tayior visiiad her nieces andills; Tayior visiiad her nieces andnephews, daughters and mm of Jud
Turin: of Ulla c ity .Ed i l n S a n
Francisco :nd Bymn at Ln: Angeies,
th e d e a t h o f ou r l o ve d o n e .W a w i s h
es pe ci al ly t o t h a n k R e v.0 .U .M c -
P r n u d ,t h e si n g e r s a n d tho se w h o
se n t fl o w e r s .
M r s .G w r r e R u h r , S r . .
H r . a n d H n . 1 l l n r y L X u h r ,
l e d . .A t W h i t r , C a l i f. , u t m o n n e p h
n r :an d : n l e t e l .i l u .l l r . a n d M n .
G e o r g e S m i t h m d M r .a n d M n
B r y a n F l a t e h l r .T h e S m i t h s l i ve
n a x t d o o r t o t h e L . A . W l l l h m q f a m
i l y , fa r m e r B h i r fo i k x .
The Enterprise for news.
n e w s£ right in The Enterprise.
Qmrieunee card: et the Enterprise
office.lf.
Nice etetlone »="r1\¢ Enterpriser>office.84-tf.
J.II.Campbell,furniture,-rugs
and underteking.50-lf.
Partiel having pure bred poultry
please notify Aye Bros.40-tf.
Nice stationery at The Enterprise
office.34-tf.
Qarietrrlee awe et the Enterprise
ofilce.rf.
J.E.Campbell,furniture r u n
and underteking.60~tf.
Youths Companion and Enterprise
one year for $3.50.U.
For Sale:--Perl or eil of my 20~
ac re flrm joining city limlu.
4021.w C.Lind|»n
C'l:r'Ietn1-ls enrde at the Enterprise
office.~
J.E.Campbell.hrnlture,rugs
and undertlking.50-tf.
Loet--Door key.Finder please re
tum to Enterprise office.
Mr :mi Mn. Andrew Hansen were
c 0. qL_ g9. \L c o m .old home f m e n t a t Hi m.
40lf.Are Bros.Seventeen years ngo she had el i n nd Lewelly n u mann; rel;nroke of nnrelrlh " " '~ , 3 2 2
.` up to hu death aho made. " ' ° ' " n e d 0 - x. ' ° ' "prim her eon, Charles.she hed :mn
Wanted--Good leundreee at the bedfug for nearly tern years.She
Crowell Home.Inquire at Homo.2=;1-~»=two daufhtere,Mn .George
Bill Cook, Jr., of 0|-nehe, spent avl|!1ore in Omehe Thursday.'few day s this week flelting friends
Hr. end Lire. C. 0. Dawson use In Blair.
IOmehevieiloreonWednesday.The Enterprige,most nerefully
_. . .read. consequent]r the but edverlie-
nolewer.of bemoun llml Hr s. E lkPrleo,of Blair;also trro none.I-1|
*il-lu the Inter ordinanc e te meh
ia. conform to preedael ueege wee
brought up but Mihine wg doneexcepttorefer the rnetter In the
city ettc rney and the nur oommle-
sioner for e leter report.An ordin-nn a wee penned for the refunding
of $10,000 intersection :urine honda.The noun-eil then took under oon-
w.Belkmenn, ol Pilnh low! and dderetion e hill fnom Gnu BellnrdChu. J.,of this city.bere ue'o|` $78.60 end one from John Hoon
eighteen gnmdchlldrun md nine for $40.50 for demqe done to thdr
lrnle errnnflelrlldrln.Elmilllno iw elm #Alina nl -hu -
THE EN'rERPR1sEi:':.. 1; 2:-L:i'.~ .':';.:°,';"",...:2. 3 ~ ;£::,;'..'i:,.,.'ff'::;";1.::
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l-I zsuy your nouuoox piper Ill!Ilfyou knee '§J"f=l`»'Z?. Enterprig,The P. N. G. Clubl met yenerday owenm at The Enterprise office.ti. ing medium.U.
° ° ; ' ma i n s k afternoon at me 1. 0. 0. F. hm.Lars Nleiaen.,of Kannanl ls . 1 6 5 Mrs. °r.r.:Hilt.an'| wmdmn.
or e- 'a te boo paper : n l ren'| coaul, dresses and hats atf avor; ll Tho Entornriu affine.l Buy 5°'l'f ~WPS'"'~!medical patient ai. lhe Bhd: hospitd. medal \Il¢ 2s thh Unk ||.l.lL
- w r 1 | . . - " - . _ - - - . - " .; - - . n u n .W;was un u u u 'an D " 7P u n e n l u m m w e l l h t l d . fm m w h ! c h t h t c i t y c a u s e d t o b l r l m n vc d
t h e H e e k n m n n ho m e ,l l o y d u r -fr o m i n fr o m a ! t h e i r p l a c e : o f b u d -
n o o n a n d i n u r m e n t vu m s d - 0 i n t h o n e u d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r .Th e t m lI a m :c e m e t e r y be si de u w n u » u m , ¥ m i n t e r f e r i n g w i t h t h e n m n f
~hu.~ k n n u m,who p u n t ;
away in 1890.
CITY council. MEETS \
The regular meeting of tho city
council I n held lu! Tuoodoy avo-
ning ond by on order of that body
the :lumps an to be removed from
ihe North pork.The quollion of ro-
FRlDAy and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
STRDNUHEART In"THE LOVE MASTER"
New Home Theatre
PROGRAM
_NOVEMBER s lu NOVEMBER I2
Tnunsmv
Carlnue Urllmh and Lloy d Hughes in
"DECLASSE"
c » m¢ 4y _" A | ? ARlN~ ROME O"
E AS FAIR TO YOUR
watch as you are" to
your automobile.Have it
cleaned, oiled and properly
adjusted.
.Ve have two good watch-
makers enabling ua to turn
our work out promptly.
We have been identified with
the Jewelry business for 55
years.
A Birthday reminder for November
THE SAPPHlRE\
in Rink, Golden, Blue and White.
Watc h lor Our Attrac tive W indow Dlnplny Eac h Frlday
H. OLLERMANN
Export Wntetunnker -- Excluulva Jeweler
f w o~o+u+¢+~
SUNDAY
¢o|~4s1'/mae TALMADUE
HER NIGHT OF ROMANCE'
FOXNEWS. nonuevonae and SPORTLIGMT
l
MONDAY
PERCV MARMDNT In
"IDLE TONGUE3"
CHHISTIH COMEDY
the Blair Toiephone Company
that than company ,would pay u~
hai! the axpuua.The matternferrultothafinance commit~
for investigation.
A n um o f 82 00 vu g ivin tat
Juvenlle band from the music funwhich,with use nllowing of
»aegular hllh, completed :In evening'
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCracken
spent Sunday visiting rt-lativea inOmaha.
Miss Maxine Best,of Fremont
spent a few* days last week vlaitinz
lllalr friends.
Mr. and Mn. Addison Bobbin. of
Miami,Florida vialtad at the Chu.
Nelson home near Hennan.
Dr.and Mrs.A.J.Smith left
Blair last Sunday for Witchita.
Hanna:where they will locate.
Howard Rosenbaum,of Omaha,spent the weak-uid with his alater.
Nrx. Wayne Dorsey and Mr. Dorsey.
Mr. and Mu.W . w.Pfantz and
chilelnen. of Panama. Neb.. are vlalt-
ing at the parental M.E.Tyson
home this week.
Elizabeth Noble and Helen Schel
fler went to Omaha yesterday to
spend a few days with Hh s Hor-
tense Halbert.
Umuh ll Lang, Ambulance Service
Roy M. D. Lana. llnmlertaker.Store
Phones. Bell and Ind. Red 139. Housefed1752,Bell 257.25lf.
Miss Arlene Cushman sulmltuteInrtheCorningCit y achool last
week for the regular teacher.Misa
Margaret Robertson.
Mr. and Mtn. Frank Broan enter-
tained the Misses Nona Mons and
Mabel Marsh and Mn .Gilbert S.
Brown for Sunday dinner.
Mieson Ethki Baldwin an Rubyltea, and Clarence Simpao l of
Om a.viaited Ballr friends and
relative: over the ircek-end.
Mins Agnes Gilbertion, who is at-
lemling zhe Lincoln university, spentthe weekemi at the Plrental, GMM
llilbertnon homo, wee; of Blair.
We wlsl? to call your attention toufineohplnyofChristmascami:
tthltll we are showing.Blake your
choice while the line is complete.Enterprise office.
Mins Loaeln Rhoadea, who ls at
tending the slate university camehomelangFriday evening to spend
the weebenul with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Rhoaules.
Will tell vt the community sale al
Blair, Nov. 'nh five hh: boned Poland(ni|\a bears.Grand sons both sire
and dam aio!to Grand Champion
boars at state fair.win sell a low
gills.All immune.el- lt Harry Belts.
A. H. Thego, banker at Kennanl,
filed complaint last Saturday withthe state railway commission at Lin
coln,against the present mall ans!
express :»¢'l'?iC£on the Chicago I:Northwestern railroad from Pacman;
tn Minourl \'allc y.
The rllntt at the Legion hall last
Saturday night, given by the Auxil
iary,was well attended.The hallwas nlfnlofuln decorated with Hai
lowe'en decorations and mul-ic was
furnished by Lyle lteeh'n :ix piece
\. _ _n . . J . . . . . \ . - - n e .\ \ l | ¢n n
---_ .....
hir. and Mrs. 0|eil Rowe. of Perry,
Ia.. vlaited at the James A. Rhoamlea
home over Satunlay.
Misa Audrey Wolff, who is attend
ing Uuachne College in Omaha, spent
the week-end in Blair.
$35.50 buys the Globe Range for
which we are sole agent.Comein
and let ua .ahow it to y ou.
Petersen Ilanlware.
Mr. and Mrs. John \IeCra|:kcn are
makin; their home in Blair again,
after spending the summer in Omaha
For Sale-Two 2year-old helfers,
one 4~yearfohl cow.Inquire of Ralph
Johns, Blair, Hz. x.ind. H IT.it.
Choice Western Nebraaka hay on
hand at all times.Indications are
that hay will be higher. Better stock
up now.40-21.Rhett Lumber & Coal Co.
For Sale:-Scme of the best va
cant lota to he found in the city.Priced to sell.Inquire at The Enter-
prise office.tf.
The Epledapal tea was held at the
home of Mrs. Ed Aye last Tnurrdly
aftemoon and a good number was
ln attendance.
Unmh& Lanz, Ambulance Service.
Roy Sl. D. Lang, Undertaker.Store
Phones, Bell and Incl. Red 133. House
intl.1752,Zhll 257 25-tf.
Mr.anll Mrs. J.S. Johns-on anddaughters, Aliases Lllah and Mildred
of Frernont, were Sunday guests at
the John A. Rhoadea home.
Mr. anal Hrs. C. \'. llollingaworth
are rejoicing over the arrivd of an
eight pound boy at their home in
this city las; Sunday morning.
Father &Son Banquet at thc
Christian church Prillay. Nov. ra, at
£:00 I'.lul.Father bring your sonand give him a real treat.41-2t.
Mn .Frank Jenkins and daughter,
Margaret expect to go to LincolnFriday to spend u few days with hen
nieces,the Hermit girls,who a n
in :school ghere.
Mrs .Anna Fawcett, who has been
tiaiting her sister. Mrs. EI.il. Car-
rlgan and family nnul old friends foramvernl weeks. lef; yeateruluy for her
home in Lon Angeles, Calif.
The 31.w.A.gave a dance attheir hall lla! Friday evening which
drew a good crowd and an enjoyable
evening was panned.The 0riole»
dance orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs.Levi Phipps,of Tekamah
passed away last Saturday and thefuneralservice was held hut Hon
llay.Mrs. Phipp will be nemernhered
by Blair people, having at one time
been a resident of this city.
The painters are putting the fin-
ishing touches to the Blair Hospital||T|\| expect to get through there in
abou; a week.The building will then
bo a "thing of beauty and a joy for-ever" to it'x owner, Mrs. Emma Wash
burn.
ur.ulyaanu nausea,uurnrpncnunI-'aimera State Bank Building.11-u.
For Re nt-A 7room house.I'or
particulars call' at The Enierprill
office.-tl~t!.
C.KI Bemlorf,Undertaker, Blair,
Nelmr.Office phones, l6l, Residencephones, 224.28tf.
Money to loan on either city orfarrnproperty.Long time loan if
dflif 5-tf.
Citizens Savings Bank,
Blair,Nebr.\
See our new__ line of stationary,
business and social, in several styles
ond finishes.tf.The Enterpnse Office.
The Royal Neighbors will have a
b a u lr at the Council Rooms onNovember 21.ll.-3t.
Milton Robinson was unable to be
on mluty at the W. J. Su store laat
Monday on account of illnean
The upper room at the Blabee
IlChoDl|district number forty-tumis enloying n corn huaking vaoatlon.
If you need spark elvis buy the
MultiGap Phu: for sale at all gar-ages and It the apark plug factory. tf
Ralph Laraon, of Omaha came up
Weelnesday morning and visiteduntnlTlnurndag;with i'arker Oller-
mann.
Mines Mary W.Cook and AliceWlllzlnmnareexpectedhomefrom
Lincoln tomorrow (Friday)to spend
the weekend.
Unruhk Lang, Ambulance Service.
Roy M. D. Lang. Urlertaker.Store
Phones, Bell and Ind. Rn! 139. House
Ind.1752,Bell 257.25-t!.
Sir. and Mrs. George Caldwell are
rejoicing over n owen pound boy
that arrived at their home d x
o'clocl|: thia morning.
Mrs.Minerva Carter will hee
house for Norman Wilkins this win-
ter and goes out there this week to
take warge of thlnga
Rudolph I'ink returned recently
from a hunting trip in the aaml hills
with his share of wild game.llc
eepona hunting as very good in
that section.
Walter Sappenfielal and Naval
Fairs drove down to Lincoln last
Saturday to witness the Nchrartka
Oklahoma football game,returning
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sophie Jahnel and Hrs. Claus
llollen entertained the Ladies' Societyof the German church at the
church parlc n on Wednesday alt-ernoon.The lltllen served nice re
frerhmenta
Mrs.G.L.Dixon entertained a
rumber of ladies at cards at herhomeonlastFriday.The affair
was in honor of her aunt. Lire. Anna
Fawcett of California, who has been
vialllng here.
In onler to simplify the problem
of hunldnz his big crop of corn Harry
Let ua order your stove repalraiFlow,don't let it ro until l gen;
cold,it mr take some time to gnu
them.Petersen Hanlvnne.
Mn.Walter Gutachovr and little
ann accompanied her father, Jalnea
H.Jeneen to Long Beach,Call!..last Tueeday
Perfntlon Oil Heater and the new
American Guollne Heater, juat thethang to take the chill off the room
in the morningze Petersen Hdvr.
A special showing of chlldren'|\i
Mala, dresses and hats al.Mrs. T.
C lllll.on'a this week.Friday and!
Saturday.Rcdtscew prieea.li - lt.
Mines Mildnd and Letha Burgerenrenaineo a number of walr friend;
ll n "kid" party on laat Wednesday
evening.Everybody had a fine time
Mrs.Arthur A.Happel,of Dalt-land, Heb., vlaitell Blah* friends and
relatives a few days thla week.HeadilnppelwasformerlyMisaHelen
Ilindley.
llrs.J.W.Newell, Jr.,returnedfromRochester,Minn.,last Thun-
dny evening, having, left her allater.
line. Alice Newell in the care of theMayo Bron.
.lake Bronx and family are new
nicely located in xhe I.. A. Williamsrmhlence which they purehaned Iaat
Friday.The consideration was aald
to be $3500
Tlru. Cora Illclieen and H-:I S. Duran; are reported to have been mar-
rlwl a short-time ago and are ro-
celvlng the best wishes of their
friends at this tlrne.
Earl Tlunlic of Herman, was alg
nnlly honored when at the Stale
Bankers*¢'u=l'~0¢htion oonfenued onhimhiselectiontotheexecutive
council of that body.|
The Blair City schools and moat
of the schools of tho codnty elmefl,
Wednesday evening for the week in
order to allow the teachers to attend
th Stale Teachers'Association.
Mrs.Mary Lund;returned (rom
North Plane last Sunday where she
had been visiting ner daughter, Mrs.
George Kellogg the past week while
Mr.Kellogg was in Lincoln on
business.
Mrs.lark Allen im.lteel in a fewfriendsellneadayeveninginhalpi
Mr.Allen celebrate his birth unnirorl
ary.The guesta enjoyed a pleasant
evening playing bridge, there being
three iablen.Mrs. Allen served very;nice ncfreshmenta late in the e\c
nlng.
The lauliea of the Danish Lutheranchurch will hold their annual bazaar'
and luncheon at the church Friday.Nov.13.afternoon and evening.
Practical l.~ar.aar articles for :ale.i
:ood substantial lunch both after-
noon and evening.Program ai 8:l5P.ll. with Prof.Waldo Nielsen ln
charge which lnatlren lt`»lllll.&r~a.
Prograun free to ull.Everybmly
welcome.i 1 -1 t.
|iI|
in Nab:-uh,ao f p a s the iegd
business is concerned, and ld!city,
county and dhtdeg courts will op-
A-su on that day the same an tisull
this year and each y ur In the futune. as the lwaum c ut dorm the
number of legs! hoildays in1he stile
and this was ons of Lbe ones that
was eliminated.Other days.that
nginern, $1 an ba:bers, 29 an den
tists, 21' are hotel keepers. 2I own
I 1 l l 9
\1u!'|1ufa:1.ur\ers,ze pl u m be r h .12
ta il or n,11 e l e fl r i c i l n s ,9 te le ph on e
m e n , 8 b l a c k s m i t h :a n d a l i k e n u m
b e r o f ph o t og r a p he r s ,T po li c em en t
7 BINioI1.ikorll,7 d m \ n u k ¢ ~ r = - . , 6
ea c h o f aelverti aimz me n ,c n l l e c m n .
d a i z y r n e n , l n n n fe r m e n a n d a l u d e n l s
5 e a c h o f c i t y o ffi c i a l s Iltlfuirar, #Mn
o g r a p h e n a n d mu si cl an n.3 m i l l e r a
reeting
Carcls
tlutujhamuuufnwn»1¢\l\nt--
A Mem;
, Christmas
an dl 9am friaswh.
Our r o m a h -u u l w e I W " . a n d N
plnlywntlvpfiayou
vhntupag.
Orda r Uo ur
Cards Today
fqywwhumrmdad.
farming as the occupation of their
fathom.Many students failai to report
the occupnion of their fathers when
they regintened, so it is not definitelyknclwtiwhatthe.percentage of
various occupations of £15830 dads
may be.The percentage as fns a>can 3.1¢ determinul la ba.-mi on thme
who have reported,although if all
students had told these oceupatiom,them would possibly be .l cl1.1n;¢e in
the fi{{Ilftzl.}"alhrn\who are merchant.wereL¢¢0nt|go th an uho are hrmern.
566 stud-ents stating that their
fathers are in the menantilc btlai
nass.Various milromlen broughtthan profession up to thin! plntt with
FIT,while bunker parents awang
into plac e with n close founh, than
bting iT-I banker fatheri.ln thi:
ronnvclion, one young woman »~l3¥9tl
Q ||aw h i c h w i l ! n o t be r ec o g ni z e d i n N e -
b r a s k a i n t h e fu t u r e a n g o l u m b u a
B l y .A m t l a t i t e D a y ,W ing1.on'r
b i r t h d a y a n d A r b o r d a y .'I'h9Sf~ hoI
ld a y s w e r e nb oi in he d i n t h e s w #
beca use i t w a s fe i t t h e r e w e r e to o
m a n y ti m e s d u r i n g t h e y e a r ih sl .
hc ii d ny s i n t o f a m e d w i t h t h e l~egu»
l a r b u a i n e s s . - - S t n l u b l u ff R r p u b i i c a n
-.
g| | g 31 1 _ y F A R M I ' o u r s
A T T H B " U N I V E R S I T Y
( C a d a r i l o u n z y b i e w n j
F a r m ho m e s s e n d o n e - t h i n ! o f U n e
st ud e nt s w h o a r e a t t h e U n i ve r s i t y
n f ¥I¢:l.ra»ku at L i n c o l n , n c n r d i n g t o
fi g u r e s fr o m t h e n g i a l n f s o ffi c e .
..1
palntara :sid elaaornten.there nn-
fs#~n - _ f a I a *
- -'Q
ami one each of hospital attendants
chluuuqua lecturers.priate BERllriesandcommercialciubmc n
are elrpentera,54 are edil~ra andpublishers. 43 an mai! men, 32 are
.ah e r b r o t h e r m i d h i s fu t h e r w a s " r e
!.£re|!."F l t l l e r a w h o a r e m l m m r n
n u m b e r 165,do ct or s a r e a i x t h w i t h
1 5 2 , r e a l e s i l t c m e n a r e s e ve m h w i !h
-
bo y s a n d g i r l s Lo t h e xgersixg,,
c o u r t em p la y ee s h a ve I I T rhildrx-:1
th e r e .w h i l e ahe r a n c h i n g pr ofc na iu n
i~ameling 10 9 t h r o u g h s t h o o l .
Aimuat ever y ima g'|nah Te |Jrof¢'ssiun
o r t n d e i s re pn a en t ec l b y t h e p a r
e n t s o f t h e t h o u u n d s o f s t u d e n u u a t
t h e un i ve r s i t y .Th e r e a r e 109 p a r
en t s u n o a n "l 1o us ew ives ,"9 0 a r e
cu n lr u ct o rs ,8 9 a r e m n r m g e n o f
fi r m s ,87 a r e m i n i s t e n ,83 hell i n
su ra nc e,8 2 a r e classifies!h y th e i r
c h i k l r l n a n l a b o r e r s . 'l l a r e m e t h a n
ics,a n d ghe m m e n u m b e r a r e u l r 0
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Thanksgivirig will soon be here.
Our line of Roasters is complete
1847 Roger Bros. Silver Ware
Carving Sets and Game Shears
Cauerolea, Pie Servers and Platters
Percolatoro and Fancy Trays
Everything to get the meal with auch as
Wear Ever Aluminum and Enameled Ware
SEE THIS STOCK
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Juét Arrived
Carload Colorado Winter Apples
JONA THA NS - ROM AN B E A UTY- GA NO
Nuw on Salé $2.00 bu.5 bushel lots $l.90
Extra Fine Spraved Apples.Nu Worms.Winter K¢¢per>
I-Ix|nmrdi|\ar\' §ix\uui|n|-l-`mncySpnxynd.r\|||»lea withF" I bu-In I (rv-igln, <el\i|\q $1.00 |n\r lm-hu! cheaprr
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
FARM BUREAU x m a s
Fig Grading Ilemonlirslion
Friday mfllemoon,Z'~I-member 6,there will be an Egg Grading Dem-
onstration at Uehiing. Nebnuka, and
in the evening ll.will be in the
Chamber of Commerce Rooms,at
Fremont.The purpose of this dem-~nxtratlon,in to Qeach people how
zo grade their eggs in order to get
quaiity market price for them.Afterthe ulemomltntion,nn Exe Judging
Contest will be Lehi of both brown
and white' vedetiea.The Content is open lo ||r\}0|1t' Uma!
APPLES IN BULK.BRING YUUH SABKS
SEE WHAT YUU BUY
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Keep out Cold and Dust
byusing......
w1:A'r|-mxzsrnrp ~
Easy to apply.No corners to cut
Low in Cost.Durable.
This is the best to use on your
Doors and Windows.
Now l l the llme ln buy Wlnlcr Apples. prlces will
advance rapldly account lhurtugn in potnmu.Dan'(
delay.These Annles lI'¢B l r g ll n .Will Sell Fasi.
Koopman 81 Hooks, Blair, Ne
Blalr Pmducc Bldg. on N. 'Q/. Rv~ Track
south of Rivdf Lbr. Co. offict
t y d e st r o y e r ! b a ' n u n m o u n u t o a s
to n is h in g s fi g u r e s ,be s i d e !t h e y a
c a r r i e r s o f o u r m o a t c o m m o n d i s c
g a n n a ._Th e H u e l l e r r r ° ¢ ¢ r > ' s t o n e h u g h
e n t h e C o u n t y A g e n t $ 5 3 0 m
b o y w h o c a t c h e s t h e gr e a t e s t n u m
b e r o f ra t s .O t h e r bus ine ss
h a ve g i ve n a i m u l a r s u m s t h a t i l I ~
b e d i vi d e d p r o p o w o n a l l y t o t h e b o y
a c t n r d i n g t o g h ! n u m b e r o f n t s t h e
ca tc h.It i n p l a n n e d t o h a ve t h e C o
te st s t a n a b o u t t h e m i d d l e o f N o
ve r n b e r . a n d e n d ju s t b e fo r e C h r i s t
mmm.So b oy s , he m e in th e c ha nc e -
n m sorrue Ux r in t mm s m o n e y .A n
b o y u n d e r e i g h t e e n ye a r s i s e l i g i b l e
I-'or fu r t h e r i n fo r m a t i o n ,see t h
Cevunly A g e n t , G e o r g e Ba te s
u l l l r r l u l l u i s u n u , vn u " , - . - » » - . ~ . . - -vu vw 'Y '---- ~\_ . |- - _. m .. . . .. . . .: . . In fn . .. n l | | \» " | "| \ n u n d : m u s h a r e f o r l\\U!1l!'»M r .a n d H r s .m n u m m a n nM r .a n d M n .O t t !!R u h r ,
M r . a n d M m . A l b e r t B . H n n s e n
M r .a n d H r s .H a n a W r i c h ,
M r .a n d M r s .C a r !W o l f .
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n u E r a d i a l l o a W o r k i n B l a i r
Is . ha s be e n ug g e s t e d p a n t s R g t
"';"'""I l l l p s w n v n u i n u a l a i l I n u n . u P 9 n w
dcdnatad minerlpmm prion.Every
llhledbc r must undentami that thc
auditions an ma de | pu t o f th e
N i k k i hatsrnn tbl pda-lhbu' md
n n f s w .
It i l n pma d d ug w. F . Gurley ,
an Omaha sttofnly, wlil :bmw his
ht in tha Primm' ring and try forthenpublicxnnominationagainst
Can;-rguzlun, Willll G. Bei!! gg tbl
primary elution in :hh dinuitt.
A n " ma n n f m n r t d o m brstudents of Syrlc uu unhrenlxy will
b e h w i n the ar!gallery at theUdvenlty of Nebraska, damn; Ho-|
vemher.This \{\| be ilu' first of ».
number of an exhibit: In :he uni-
veniw during the wh.\¢»r.
Moving pidtlrfi of the apple in
dustry in Neb:a<lu wi!!mon be
.;nil;hl¢ for exhibition purpones upanrequest to the c onnnation ami
null survey disinlon of the UnlsrerdtyoefNe~bn¢kl.Views of urchin!! in
n a t h a n Nebruh. and c anning in
vuioun stages a n included in the
Him.
Nebnaknh and distzicls are press
Ing gh: larger cities In the plate in
the number of mmkern fam hams.
alma sm | ma rked alu m ha sbhn
mm!1, the gain in 1924 25 b¢il1l parthrulariygratifying.iiealing ggdp
men: hu gained 'Ib per cent lu U,2u..
in iive years and lighting 81 p wcant.Th e n a n 12,500 hcmen witn
running water.Sltlniitng rounly
klein in the numblr of modern hous-
Cr on the fum with 228.
|_*_ _| _! | 'D o c l a r i n p t h a t b u l i l l i l In t h e
Tu n t h | " e d t r | |r e s e r ve d i u i r i r t m o vl d
i n t o u s e f i n d :;u |r I. ¢r o f | 9 2 5 l t I
higher hvel than it the corresponding season in 1924, tial Monthly Re
\l6\f, afftclnl paper of &he Federa!
Renews bank at Kansas Lily shownlhll.Lineoln ouutdppul every city
in W dmfin. in U13 pemnnse °§
:hangs in bulhllmz opentions during
Beptemhfr.With a change ol' 268.8 por een!
ofer 1924, Lincoln hu! new buildingexplndit~zu authorized amuutlng to
$l,§0l,!20 ai Svpiemher and ranked
final In the dinrkt.St. J oseph 'ru
seam!mi Topeka.third.Kansas:City which ru the first in the m:mber of a num ms a peroen ll!0 of
:lungs of 89.2, while Denver showed
|daernu.-7.8.Dmnha showed a
decrllll of--25.8, and a total in dol-
;_5»-» below that in Lincoin.
Tileiy
The Univenily af Oklahamn hu in
raked -Q rule which prohibits lny
student from keeping an automobile
in the towniwbenln the Uuivc nlty
is ioeatod.Commenting upon thisandothernludenlregulntluns,Dr.
Bissell, Pnnhient of th! University,
ui 1"I believe thin ui he n.uIn rem:-
lallon.I am surf tht; moat of the
students ol the Lnlv¢nil} urn vxilh
me that n is not in the but intereptof my student an have an autamobilu
in Norman."It Il my Oifnut hope, also, that
pnnnu ar!!! encourage their sons und
daughiara 1|ho enter the Univeniiy
in be as economical as ponlhla ifth o u p md ltu n of murky.|'annt»
a n not doing u kindness to liulrctdldnnwhentheyprovhlothtm
with money ln Circus of their muon-
airle needs.There rnrely is any cor
for guollae, all and rupalm xml in:
foul.Offc n to buy the "mtomo~blk" md send them home br tain
ru sh d e d ur s ."fha "fli wer i l
their only hope," ther ill'Tn a vo m plus: of tht situation
li n In the pmblrm p|'¢|| nt¢'|thechildren,ofun undnrnuurislwd and
slrippai af all opportunity for abod
ing.They do not remain in my onegpm long enough to cam! under we
jurisdlctian of tha nuthoritleui aim.
for me most part. lou! officials are
more aupmal ua pu s umm along
m some other community rather Lhan
uddln gh expense and responsibility
an their own county HKPBIWI-Th ;"f}iwer hobo"brings again
shlfply to mind shut. al bm ahnrny
in but n palihtlve,and th u morethann e r the world mods soma
dung; in its web! system that wlli
Qmhluh even justic e ln in nlm Aaadministereddur ily menu chiem'
to develop the very condition its good
hearted but shailow thinking ulvo
£12.23 seek rnther un relie»e.--Clipped
ills : la bs !Pickelh who is living
m Chiraxn, ham written her parents1at nhe hu newreel a good job In
:he U. S. mall servic e at thnx pwe.
s~wr:1.P'ru ANNUA LPOULTRY s n o w
Omaha. Heb. Nu\.E>-l2\er5 allte in
he union and Canada will be repuen ta l by exhibit:at the twi lh h
nlmllll pnullry :how lo be held _nt
the Municipal Auditorium.Omaha,'*-vbzumzf wlnber 2328.The
Omaha show for rears hu been one
of the ingest poultry exhibits inthe country, and this year, with the
National winter meeting of the Am
rrienn Bantam association lobe half!
in cnnjunclion with it,more thin3,000 llirflv will be on disphy dudng
fluuilsgiving week."
Other wdiunal and clam displays
in be held in ronjunrlion with Lhe
show are the western meet of theUnitnlBrahm::club,the Mhlure-st
Waterfowl mmet, Biicinest Buff Orp
inxtan club, Nebruka Whitu .lrlinor
ca club, anul the western meet of theSilverLara!Wyamlolie nsociution.
In the Mtionll hnnum neclinn alone,
more than 1.000 birds wi!!be din-
pllvrd.
Tha seven judges nleeuul for theahow sn James A. Tuclusr,Ron i,
Oak, Mich., unsigned to Rhode inland
Reds and Whitu,White PlymouthRo th and Antonls;Chncnr Grow,
Cedar Ifmlis, Za., bnhmu, waterfowh:
Wflhite Orpinglonn.and whine Lear-
hnfns anal Wylndullea;IYaris Smil-
ey. Snranl, N¢br..aiher iaoeel and
panrieigo W y lmloltu, b urn!Rocks
had tha p i u n l n of visiting Mi n
Kate Collins.fender nchool ghum,
Blu Collin! vu mated Ind educ at
d by the J im Stewart flmiiy here
ln an and y d u a nd will no doubt
he remembered by a number of oldtimen.She i; a niece ot Hrs. hoe
Hungute of thin city.Mi n Collins
has been princlpai of one of theschools nl. Monrovia for over men
I5 years.She hu a nice iiuie home
there and an adopted daughter i»
her companion.At Spohne,Wah.,nlne feced
another school mate,Mn .Vacuu
Johnson,formerly D o n Sprague, asisterofMn .Wm.Cheely.Mrs
Johnson has a lovely family of three
grown som sm! one chnghler.Mn.
Johnson sent best regards to all herold Blah friends.
A .aide grip to British Columbian
pruned of fomielenble Intern!to
MIM Taylor: the foreign ltmos hereboat and general air of Canada i
very different from our own Ne
hna kl.
LARGEST DRGAN EVER
While Misa Makita Tay lor Wh in
Lon Angeles shin fall, she had Lhe
plenum of listening' to the mu gi-
gantic organ, mightiest in the wrrld,
just built I :Roosevelt.Hemorili
Park in Loaf Angeles. Calif.frm; onnn has for it'n setting the
mon!modem of burinl groumh in
the form of one of the mos; beauti
ful botsnicnl gnrdems in the wurlnl.It has been heard at 1 distancr of
more than eight milea aml cost $130,
ooo no build.
The organ lronhina the tqulvnlelal
of five hundred and filtymnrn keys,one humlreal and thirty two special
ntnpn, fiflec-rg lhounuml eieetric rou
lacln nm! six. thousand three hundrer.
miles of wire.it in played from 1.specis! cannula 'huiluling located mv
enty fhrls ftq away from the uma:buihiinz and built partially under
xround in prolec; the orgunlut iron
vihmtion.Plan# are being malaga radio um
organ every evening at eiznnal.'Fifa
time would be about two hours cart
ier here and mme day noon wc ml;ali be :Me to enjoy 11.':\ wonderful
manic.
. . _ _ .- ¢ . -
B L A I R m m.wa r m
Un but Saturday nflerswora occur
red the wedding of 5¥i|\s FrancisCarter, of this c ity to Mr. Orin W
J ann,ol Omaha at the lwme nl
the hrldes mother.Airs.Mlnervs
Carter.af u rn!Lincoln street..1 Rev. T. J. Reese. af Herman Wm
and Jer!!! Black Giants;M. A. An-ilhe niflcinling minirllr.dermn. Minneapolis. Minn., Buff tml 1]¢1'\|1|£'l the Immediate family. Mr
Illicit Orplngienn. buh' 1¢gl|¢;m; and and Bin. J .H. Carl-er, relnivea o:
Roc h and l'artrl¢ige Roc h;D.(:\he bride.were presenl. also Balls:Wizmyer. Lititz, Pa., gnme b¢n;,;m¢;:Ruth Lippincott :mul Mr.Fre-ierici
R. p Hmmm, Stafford. Hans., oma
menul hanuma,and H.A.llitten.
bender,iowa Bute College of Ag-riculture,Arrnn,la.,ptmlkzdlon
clauses.
Cash :wants for ah::how total
more ihnn sa.ooo,af whkh 31.000in offered in :lm bnntam clans alone.
111 addition, the association hu nu-
merous rush# lnel a ciutknac cup tobeironthreetimesforpermanent
poamulon.Ribbon llnrlnfs ai the
Omah; show nr: on nr with lwnnh
made at any nther show in Amfrica,lml with the excellent mmpstltion
in a ll : I n n s of poultry which is
Lroudsl tolvlhrr etch year at this
Ollernunn,attermsnts of the briah
: ml groom.The newlgmeds will live in Omaha
where Hr. Jann in |hlfl.a\man in ihn
Omaha Steel Workn._Both df the contracting partim
an- well lml favnnbly known herethe bride being an active worker ir
the ilaptinl church circin in this
:ily and will he xrwlaf mined bs
her co-worker: there.3 The gmnm mas uiucata-4|in thl
llllir schools,grnluitlng from Shu
high mhool in 1918.lie is Il strand
mtl of Mr. and Hrs.Amlrew Jane:
of this c iy .An draftnman he ha-;h a n d i n p r e p a r i m r £1 10 | I m : i n g =
...\ ._. I A L -- ¢ . . .a n n
John C. Kuhr.IEndication Campaign be launched in
\
I =~¢
o l t n e n t r u .l \ U l l t e a n l n . s . . . . .-
sale by the ladies.
ities Margaret Allen was hostess
to about twenty girl friends at aHarlem'en P w r last Friday even-
ing.Games were played,nullable
for the occasion and later in the
evening refreshments were served.
All present enjoged a very pleasant
cvenlnrr.
Who ln the champion cornhualcer
hereabouui?Ira Dixon should qual-ify as an entrant, hurlting lil? hu-
rhela on hiaf aseeond day in the field.
However.lrs ima hraxgring aboutthat.as he ta to beat thatmarkbyaevzglcbuehelawhenhr
¢etn thoroughly "broke ln".(home
on 1|ith your hunkin'atoriea,youhuakles.--Ft.Calhoun Chronicle.
THIS COMING sa1 '1 :n nM, No
vember flth. in the date of the Epis-
copal Chureh Baaaur at the CityCouncil Room.Don't fail to see the
rrulny pretty things-just the thinas
you want.Rurnma¢°Sale will beheld ln sonnectlon with the Bazar.
Lunch and anon onleru Hill also be
l!1\Qll gt ngqn I n t l I t f f y ~meal will he served in the evening.
Your patronage la desired.11-lt.
The month of October cloned last
Saturday night with the record ofbeing the coldesr October gdrlce the
year 1900.Al.no time during the
month did the thermometer register
above To lle[rem| and that only once.Usually we have warm days in
Ddober hu; not so this year.Snow
coming down hllzaanlfashion covered
everything remlndlng folks of J an
uary weather.Automobiles came lnfortheirshareofltlrriluckami
owners spent good time in thawing
them out.Plumbers were busy with
frozen pipes and everyone steppedalong hdskly. The forecast for early
November promises more anon'but
The bazaar and food sale, of the
Lhurch of (Ind,held at the FredJenkinsshoplastSaturdaywasa
suerexs financially, the ladies having
about every thin:
practical handmade
whlth sold readily.
and wife leave Sat-
cleaned up on
They had manyarticles for aale
Mads Madsenurdsy for New York where they will
take paesage Nov.12 for DenmarkThey had a aale of their household
goods and other property on last
Saturday and it being practically new
it tlolll ag high prices.hir.MadxengoestoDenmarktocarefor ltla
father, who ls ln falling health.
Misa Caroline Aye gave a llallow-e'en party to sixteen of her girl
fdenda at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Hn. Ed Aye on west Wuh
inrton street on last Thursday eve-
ning.There were all kinds of Hal-lo1re'en decorations and a cross look-
ing old witch to tell fortunes. Games
were enloyed until a late hour when
Mrs. Aye llervecl a Une luncheon.
Spoolu and goblins were much ln
evidence last Thurs-\la3r evening atthehomeofMisaElizabethNoble
when twentyone girls and boys re
aponded to her invitation to comeand make merry.The usual Hallow
cen rleeoratlona were in place and
games and punks were enjoyed uatlla late hour.Nice refreshments wel
hertrd llrll all declared "Betty "a
capital hasten.
1 hlary Isabella Moore and Eloise
Llorris planned and carried out a
»\|urnber party at hlary'a home on' v t Saturday evening.There were
ln all nine kiddies present. all aleep
tng in one of Grandma Crulclrahankhs
big feather lreda and all had a mortwonderfultime."l'ho=-e preeentwere
Doris and Ruth Tllden,.lean and
Dorothea Gilbertson. May M.l£oop
ltohwer has purchased a bushing ma-chine, and ghe tests so far given lr
have prmren aatlnfactory.-l"t.Cal
houn Chronicle.
l'as».ersb3 pause this week ln take
a look at the oriental acene- in the
ll. Ollerrnann window.Parker. junior member of the firm, has arrange-l
a scene in the desert. Buddha, earn-
ela and all that is rather novel.
Tre lloard of Trustees of the M.
1-:. chuch met at the church on lastTuesdayeveningwithaboutthirty
lt; attendance.Later ln the evening
a luncheon was served by a commit
tee.Those who enjoyed the pump
kin pie dldn't ltnow whether theywero left over from the Hallowe'en
party Saturday night or not but at
any rate they were very good.
Last week J.N.Finch went toBellwoodinButlerCo.where hie
father |:|.'t¢|l¢|||QrI ln :an and com
pletlf. .A mal by ttllltlr lit tllnh lllaaan, Gerald ;:ulc"\:: eel a I60 aero
farm adjoining the village.'lh5»as
the land that hlr. Finch farmed ahen
working aa a boy for his father.lt
ln located lrl the Platte lralle)at apointwhentha;wonderful valley
rprearla out one of the moat beauti
ful atretehes of agricultural that thenunshineson.The purchase!ls
made jointly by Gerald gc# his fa
ther, and the vemlor la .U, Rell,
Jr.w e e n f .l»'inel1'a father sold
his land there about (5 years ago hewld to J. D. llell, Sr. the founder of
Bellwood.After all this time thellelln and |"lIt€lta again make a land
deal by uhleh some ol' mother earth
returns to the l-'inch family.Aa
tln land ls rented for next yearGerald and hi»la¢l do not heave \|l
until March lil2T, huh It that time
it la expected tha;other membereof the Finch family will rake over
\|.e 3armhere nhile the above nam-
llra.D. M.Rhoadea was the ulc
tlm of a surprise party on laat Fri
der afternoon. Oct. 30, when a number of iadnee of the Cltriatlan church
of which fhe is ra member, and neigh
bors and friends,gathered at the
Jonas Burnham home to spend the
afternoon with her.It being hereightyfourth birthday, she wax pre
sented with a beautiful bouquet of
flowers and also a larnre lulrthdaycahe containing eighty-four candles.
A nice lunch was served during the
afternoon.
c o m m PIONEER PASS £3
The death of Mrs.Cecelia Heck
rnann occurred last Saturday morn
lnl, Oct. 31, ag the home of her non,IC. J. Beekmann of this city.
She had passed her ei|}1ty~nlnth
birthday aml had spent moat of hot'life in and around Blslr wltere: :he
had made many life long friends.
Slnee she has been confined to hetbedduringnearlytwolong)¢lrs
she has been tenderly cared for and
made an comfortable as raonalble byher rlaurhter-ln-law, Mrs. C. J. Beek
mann, who xiren har a daugh-
tar's loving cane.Caoella Forbeck Beeklnann was
born May 18, 1835 at Plohn in Hul
starlo.Germany.She *lvaa married
to Carl Il. llealrrnann on hlargb 20,
1868.ln tiny of the same year they
came to America and arrived inOmahain1866v\llere they lited
About one year later they came lu
Blair and lived in a log house fprawhile in the southwest part of lllrnr
'They lired and owned land where
Dana College now stands and owne1
pan of the land In the nnrthea-1
part of tmltn which they :told lo thtSioux City and Pacific RTL Compan)
which was afterwanla sold to John
I
r e l a t i o n be t we e n h i g h gr a de s i n se -
aa l t m k e u b j ee u a n d a n u nl l m l b eu l e x
pe nn e eccouhl..l l l y h t h i n k i n g a n d
p i a l n l i vi n ;l\|loll||l b e th e ide al i n
st u d e n t l i fe . "
Co n di t io n s a l t h e U n i ve r s i t y o f
O k l a h o m a m r be ' ao m e wh a t d i f f e r
e m t h a n el se wh er e.T h e po p ul a ti o no f t h e s i n ls atn all a n d th e di st -
a n c e s t h a t e l u d e n u m u s t t r a ve l X0 1 -
l i n g i o a n d f r o m t h e s c h o o l a r e n o t
g r e a t .A d m l i t i n g these f i d e ,i t is
a l i l l h i g h l y q u n t l o n a b l e vh e t l : e r a n y
atud ang e ve r b e m f l u e n o o a h fr o m
l u r i n g a n au t om o bi l e t o olfs et.th e
n b j e w o n a z u i l .if t h e m a ch i n e w e r e
ne e d o n l y go ex pe di te at te nd an ce a t
ae h o ol , th e r e m i g h t h e mm e j u. a \l | 'j -
ea i l o n fa r i l , b u t lh e fa c t l e t h a t a l u
-flent au t om o b il e s a r e m e d a g r e a t
:Seal m n ! !l o r j o y r l d l m r t h a n fo r
pr lc l- ic al pu r pa n e a, a nd t hi s le a d s £ 0
m a n y eu Ea l o ffe n s e s . - Th e N e b r a s k a
F a r m e r .
ex h i b i t .o u h r a n k than-e o f m a n y : e v
t i o n a l o r s t a l e sh ow n.
O ff i c e r s o f t h e O m a h a P o u l t r y n s -
so e l a l l o n a r e P r a n k W . Ju d s on . p s e u -
ld e n t :H a r r y Kn u d n e n . . s h o w m a n a g
fh l U 1 2 l l !! ! W D !! D I u w l m !unusu'fh e a t r e b u i l d i n g h e r e .
T h e IIn t e r p r l n e j o l n l a h o n !° '
fr i e n d s l n e x t e n d i n g b u t t i l h e n f o r
er .. an d 8 . l -I. M u ns on . a e en ta r y. Fo e hi re .Jo ne s
l e e Jacobs,su p er i n te n d en t ,a n d h i s ;
e t a !! o f e x p e r t a s s i s t a n t s . w i l l b e o n
h a n d a g a i n th l a y e a r £0 h a n d l e t h o
h l h l a a n d au p e rvl a e t h e i r e a r n w h i l e
n n ex h i bi t .W i t h h i a t w e l ve y e a r n
ex pe ri en ce w i t h t h e O m a h a a h o n n ,
me fume happiness °f Mr. and
BLAIR ¥lA1"ll.BS OMAHAsr o rr s ' r o a n ' rn ~ :
On a w e n field,much wt e rsuited for filhing than for footballJa c o b s g u a r a n t e e s t h a t t h e b i r d : a d m e B l a i r l n d e p e n d e n u he l d t h e f u ;
m i t t e d n f i e r b e l n l e x a m i n e d b y e '
p o u l t r y ve t e r i n a r i a n w i l l b e k e p t i n
g g l l e n t co n d it i o n w h i l e o n t h e
r .
A T R I P ' r o * r a n C O A S T
Mi ne i l e i i t a Ta y l o r enioyoel h e r
t r i p an m u c h l o t h e c o u t re c e nt l y
t h t # l i t h i s g i ve n i n n b r i e f a e e o u m
O m a h a S p o r t s t o a 0 - 0 l i e .
T h l a m m c a m e u p ir on s l h e : i l y
su r r o u n d e d l h e U n i t e d St at es h|¢|1»l!
touleal an a fq u i a a l l t e a m a n d iz
e e n a l n l y l i ve d u p s o i n n a m e e Ti m e
a l t a r t i m e i n m i d fi e k l .a n O m a h a
ha c k w o u l d r e d o f f a fl r a !d o w n .
o n l y t o h e : t o p p e d l l ?t h e fi g h t i n g
B l a i r bu n c h w h e n a to u c hd o w n w a s
1:1 nl x h t .o f t h a n [ m l n e r B l a i r fo l k s w h o m ;B o t h l e a m :w e r e handicaglped i n
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Just Arrived
Carload Colorado Winter Apples
JONA THA NS - ROM AN B E A UTY- GA NO
Nuw on Salé $2.00 bu.5 bushel lots $l.90
Extra Fine Spraved Apples.Nu Worms.Winter K¢¢per>
I-Ix|nmrdi|\ar\' §ix\uui|n|-l-`mncySpnxynd.r\|||»lea withF" I bu-In I (rv-igln, <el\i|\q $1.00 |n\r lm-hu! cheaprr
xl ;mu m
APPLES IN BULK.BRING YUUH SABKS
SEE WHAT YUU BUY
Now l l the llme ln buy Wlnlcr Apples. prlces will
advance rapldly account lhurtugn in potnmu.Dan'(
delay.These Annles lI'¢B l r g ll n .Will Sell Fasi.
Koopman 81 Hooks, Blair, Ne
Blalr Pmducc Bldg. on N. 'Q/. Rv~ Track
south of Rivdf Lbr. Co. offict
1iIoI
I'!i1»{l»r B o h n B f n i i i g
A N a t i o n a l M a n n
S m a l l m u m th r o u g h o u t l h e c o u n -
t r y a n f a c i n g a g m w i n g ln cl p e r -
p l l x i n g p r u b l a m i n U m .th e Il i g a i
fo r m o f m o d e m t n m p k n o w n m u t b l
" fu vw r h o b o , " a p r o d u c t w r h i e a m m s
t o b l t h e n a w : n l ma s h .o f m l u l l -
r l d l u l e l m r i t y .i l l z u n n l d e n d o e m i -
m e n t n i i i y ,t h e l p g l l d i n e ,t h e a n
t i t ) :I h i r h s ' U H s a m u e l !i" !i \¥ ¢r
a h ! m n a n d vl a i h d .
i l i u Tn y l n r w r n t t o Po r t la n d ,
O m r o n , i n S o p h m b e r . n n a d e l e g a t e
I n t h e As s nc l l tl o n a l Re b ek a h A x
n e m b l i n ,a n i n i o r n u i o w m a t i n g ,
n u ! h a d l m a n ! d e l i g i x l fu i t i m e b o t h
a s n u A u o m b i y l m l a n n i g h ; u s i n g
h i m a n d vi n il a w i t h ole!fr i e nd s .
\¥"hl1t l l Pu r t ln m l ,l l l u Tg y l a r
t l a i l t s l t h o l i m a W i n t e r L a r s o n fa m
U r a n d fo u n d t h e m ve r y ¢ o m fo r !. | , h l y
l o c l t n i i n n n e w h o m e a n d t n l i o y l n g
I h r m u d ,w h i c h m u h a i d e s t e p p i n g
a n d eu tb ac k vl | > »u n l e s s .. .
O m a h a h u i u p b e t t e r o f t h e a r g u
m e n t fr o m a s t a n d p o i n t o f f i r s t d a w n
b u t w r w e r e n e v a i n A po si ti on
i n m m - .m e e t i n g a st o ne w ai l n h e n
n e r i h e y a l s w e e d t h !bu l l l n i u
as o r l n g t t r i t o r y .B l a l f s b a c k fh p l
u n e u n a b k t o g a i n : o n a h t e n l l y a n d
i i l a i r u r n o n t h e d e f e n u M u n i u f
th e l i m r .O n e c r e d i t m u s t b e g i ve n
t h e h o m o c r e w h o w e ve r .fo r t h e
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|Iwe are I|o;iin¢ For fali vrcathrr he mln. Alice Rockman, Jean Slyern ind ml parties mn become nnkleni# uf' I. Blair lml ln part of the :own silt 4fvre the winter nets in.the two little hontessn.Wviluooul.-¥"t.Calhbun Chronicle.'Maul bf hrr life was spent in theI
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rbool can son.Prem: :hr hblrlandn abou, a Randy would be pun clover and the diner come une.It seems to prove good In:ned of this he canceled zhe visit.
! \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ¢ ' » ' \ \ \ \ ' ~ \ ' " ' * * % 1 n m n Hr lo rl : hu camo within hrruani hm! mme no-ox»|n| down on fi lm.would h. di n.fluff.wand iudznent.and in : h u meanecf all Those who exnected to nee the old
Blair High School Tattler the dam,and lhe river n n on u
gillilisch nothing had happmed.A lo-
cal company revived the mill project
with U10 Into Bud D. Slaughter as
mannirrr.At high tide tho wholeirorka went out. to be nevived n thin!
time with Dr. Johnson aa Activa pro-
by fin.
wmn zn P no c a uu u I' OR
CHICAGO !NTBRNATloNAL
A n wr f i m which wili appeal to
meryonc, young or old, country orcitydnlle r,h u been pmpaned by
the management o! the lntenudonnlLive Stock Exposition for tha thousmoter.The am gnill was deltro:|rld
'ands of vinimn who sriil attend tint
BLAIR. NEa2As|<A. NOVEMBER 5. |925
Edited hy D. V. Hauer. Supedntendant of the Blair Olly Sdmolx
T H E a m c lc c n r s r
Ona upon a time In the tn
land of P i n k ,than : r u
among the tr e uu r n a f l k i ng ,rondunfd carpet.Ono had only
dt on it, irish to bl sammrhan,
a n y the carp-et Would fir till
and.: or sled of rome other cron. men a n lilble io be vain.The iIIFIIlrIIIII
i t a p p | | r ¢ d ' u u 1 : w e r e t h e fa t r o u n d
bu ck o f s o m e gi ga nt ic e r a t u r e t h ! !
u a b u r i e d l u e u f o r a n e w o f u n l u -
d u I n 1 a n d w i l l o w o f n n e r n .' t h e n l t l s !"exc la im ed D e w o l fe .
"L o o k ,B r a m .L o o k t o th e w e l t .g g m g p h p f g n p II I!!! 1 1 1 1 3 | L l a n o l l
t a e n d n - i h e Bt ak od p l a i n - - l l I l l !
h u . s vl l h m e e y e fo r k e d 4 0 1 0 1 . a n l r
l o m n l m e b d n r e h e h a d p i c k e d h o m :
In e h l a i n c Iou m n a n d : m d r e t u r n e d t o
on s ce n e of g r ue s o me fe as t s .Bl a ck .
in -n mm ed h r a r r l o u rr e o zu r e : h a l h e
u r n . B r e n ; r m g l a d l h l t h e h a d m m f
-- l t h i n g o f l i fe a nd m o t i o n - - In t o t h i s
p l g e e o f r u t d l n l vn l l vn l i l l l r d b l U t e
§ S . Th e g e r r n i n l t i o n o r vi t a l i t y o f t h e
;see d.Th i s i n e x p n e n e d a s s p e r
ce n t .F o r e x l m p l e : 9 4 % . i n d i u mIt h a t 94 o u t o f 10 0 p u r e seeds i n
f the sunpie tested were Hive and
capable of sprouting.T h e u a n t i t o f a m d se e di .e x, 4 .Q 1 '' B r e u e d a s a p e r c e n u g e o f : h e
...._L¢||\e.|_r__1...|--n k - - - . J n (I n l n h h n d a f e n ra i l e d la.A n d a u l m c u a n d r m d i l r o !o w n .U n i
W b ic hfl ea ui a u p t o t h e m a t t e r w e
!u \ ' e i n m i n d .A l . t h e z i m e H a r s h !!
i l m d e n b u r x W u e l e c t e d p r e d d e n t o f
G e r m a n y a n d t h e r e w a s a g e n e n d
s h r u g o f t h e a h o u l d e r s o f w e w o r l d
w i t h a n n c e o m p a n y i n g c h o r u s o f
g!1r e ~i tu p n i g h :o f re s i g n a t i o n l u
lzoldy f o r e n w u m t h e o l d so l di e r
tr u nk I nn n lm h l I n i h i 1 f | A n n - - i | ¢ n !
ma t !o r H | . i se : , , , B il l h a ve s e e n s o m e -
t h i n g q u i t e d i ffe r e n t .
H l n d e n b u r g r a n l s n o n - p e r t h \ . n .
H e re n m i n e d so.B u t h e Is n .
fl m w e he a d i n t h e offi c e .H e g e l : u p
e ve r y d a y a t s i g h ;o°clock.A l l t h e
m o r n i n g h e m a i s e a de p u ta t i on a ,
ha nd s o f d e p a r t m e n u ,a n d o ffi c i z i s
n f u l u l h -\{ n ¢l -K f n n l i r !n l l n w n iT 'w e s g n h : s u l u n c l u m m a \ l l =I ! G ut l x l r e l " ' *" ' "" "" " '" ° " £ 1 1 . ? E \ l ! . r h l d .t h e , , ' " 1 1 ° " f § ' § " , . , f f § » ' ; ' , °;a l l p l a n t s u m a n n o t s t r i c t l y a m i f e e !f i i a f a m d u t y t o b e t o t h e t h m a k e l o n g a p e e c h u .T h e p r e s l
b a z a t h a t t h e . m u l e m t l l u n n p u w f l o f h l l l l n :f u m c r o p s .S o m a a r e n o x i o u s a n d p e o p l e - : L I I G e r m a n y .d e n t ' | \d e c i s i o n c o m e s w i t h a m i l i t a r y
.I t m t n e u m d f i n a l i t y .N e v e r g e ta b m l l .a n c a m e :f r o m a n w i d e r a i r x ' * ° * ; ; " . ° . , : " : ' ; : » " : ' ; '. ' : " ~ . , ; '. 1 ' * » . f ' . ' 3 : ' " : :d e c i d e d l y h a r m f u l ,w h i l e o t h e r s a r e T h a t i m p r e s s i o n i s g e n e r a l n o w p r o p -
i s b u e d o n e x p e y i e n a .A m e r i c a n s t i n g e x c i t e d h e h a s b e e n c a l i : u l |i ~A t h e ~ r l d | i "__ 4. .-- .I I '? f'ff _ _ .\ .. -. .. .. L - in j An nu o n l v ~
THE SPREAD xx EDUCa\TloN Not the srreckin'crew.
The urge for education In l.llia ATTITUDE
country has grown to such propor-
tlons that educational institution;.lust what is your attitude towanl
are being taxed l0 their utmost to school work?What are }ou in
house the millions clamoring for all-school for?lt le to get a diplomamiaslon.ltha; Wu may have a pay check com-
lll..\lR uslrrnrr c ztunc n
'eelved signified his Pvwlvilr
This y ear New York City has en
rolled. for the first time in lla his-tory, more than a million children in
its public clasres.Chicago has to
its credit more than half a million.
Sc.it goes throughout the country.This ls the contribution which our
puhlic schooln l l !making to thenation.I t is the cou.ntry'a in\eat~
ment in its future.The broad diffusion of educationbringsintoconspicuousviewthe
force of the domination idea of the
nation-equality of opportunity.Edu
cation is no; confined to "white cok
lara."Scholastic training penlratos
farm, factory and work-shop.lIl1n¢i
rods of thousands are subjected to
its influence in night classes. ex
tension claasutl llilflfflilu*classes.
correspondence course and, lt home,by radio.lt makes education--as is
proper in a nation founded on dem-
ocrpcy--rlemocratlc.sThisspreadof learning c alls for
an equalization in our social status
and cduatlon must establish it.
lExisting social classifications can
hardly survive the presengulevallllll
ing in each month,or rather,ans
you in school that you may acquire
wisdom and sharpen your natural
talents which ln turn will he oflasting value to you?
The attitude of an individual to-ward his work. the school, and his
room--Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day.West Wahl:Hina Robews,
r~oom--Wednesday.Thursday andFriday; Alisa Ameraon's room, Mon
day, Thursday and Friday.Wayne Strlckletvs classmates have
greatly missed hlm during the past
week.Ile been absent due to a
slight attack of flu.
The Junior Girls' Bloc Club had al{allo\ce'en party on Werlnesday eve-
nlnlr.The music room was alive
with grinning pumpkins,orange
streamers and many merry makersa s s o c i a t e s h a s a v e v i t a l e f f e r t w t f o r t u n e t e l l e r s 'b o o t h o c c u p i e d o n e
lnen a posrer plant was decidedon, which two years ago went out
*ills the flood, so them was no darn
bs' o power site, and no power plantbyadamlute.This wle d for e
tell revival and today there is a
modern electdcal plant which furn
lakes light and power to Fullerton.Genoa.Llnsllly,Newman Grove.
helps to pall the heavy load at Nor
stls.. .nnl to mn a new flooring millatIuller1.on.And the company he-
llefes it la fixed to tako care of thesurplus water ln time of floods.The
local manager is son of Ccdonal lly-
l
show in Chicago from November 28thtoDecember Bth.Hany new f o r
turea have been added this year, ae-
condlny to Sec ry-ltf anager B. lI.Helde, making the coming exhibition
humlreds of years lt carried ki ng :
and princes upon the moat ansadng
adventures.No one knows what
finally became of lt, but lt may( he-that its last threads srent into theby far the mos; c omplete and inter'makeup of the flrst Youtlfs Corn-
estlnir ever offered to the public.panlon.For. like the mw¢ c arpet,la the cattle carload display out in|'l'he Companion for 1926 carries you»
the open stock yanls there will ho jo the land of y our heart'a doalre-
pens of calves in county grqupe. up into the Maine woods with thee
which will show the possibilities ofrlurnbermen: out on the *western plains.
raising market beeves from cowsfwhere the warlike Navaho lndlana
kept for daily purposes by using llre; far up into the gold regions of
lpure-bred beef hulls.This year the'.Alaak.s; and away on the los; islands.
carloada of fat attle will be judged All you need for such extraordinary*sn,once eflitor of the Dolly Fl\l|,by breeds and the winners arnnged adventures ls a ral-ma heart and a
at Fremont."Dail Drift"LincolnY)°"lf supon the development and the suclearner.A pan. of the eveninfzent-|Joun1at. .
cess of his work after high schoohertalnment was a program of ngadays are over.This attitude ia 1erylaml readings.Late ln the evening
largely detclope¢i.If one allows refreshments of Slmltlldtcs,cocob,himself to be interested ln the lesaetlnuts and fruit were served.
things of life, to be interested only!On Thursday J."Alllson Gray, of;
Arthur D. Smalley. lllnlster
"A llli YOUNG r~1~:oz>1.1:GOING
ln pens according to their merits tl1at_Youtl:'a Companion.Dont lose timevisitors may have an opportunlty to in sewn: started; subscribe not and:
compare the different loads more receive:
easily.1. 'Ins Youtlfa Companion-62 ia-
Anothdr new contact will be bo-
taeen carloada of lambs by purebred 2.rams out of grade, range-bred eares.l
ln "getting by", to be drawn. away the American Business College, gave TD IllILL?"This ruhjec;will he |;he ablll ffrom.rather than into,the really lun a greatly enjoyed address.His tlllcu>ed at the Blair Baptist church`{"enT|?n|:°r:| ,,f°n f..i`."f.2'I't.... tgwgd
worth while things,he soon findsgtalk was full of bubbling, infectious on Sunday evening,November sun*
that M differs radically from friends humor and the loud applause he re-
oml associates, and in what oonstltutes the valuable ponions.l>lewlll
soon be saying "Ahl what'a the uae"
and "that's all bunk"and in thismanner allows ltlntsself to become dis
gusted and tlred and thus builds a,
lnirder between himself and that for'which he la attending school.Should
you be one who believes that your
greatest effort should be directed
toward all tninss. and as I goal;
Misa Hutchinson spent the week-1
end at her llome ln Lincoln.
The Ancleng History classes stud
ied briefly on Thursday, we GreeeoHulgar war.The students had been
studying the Gscedan ware ¢luHl1ll the
week so thls modern war was es-
pecially interesting....»
1925 by the pastor, Arthur D. Small-
ley.ln the rnornlng there will be an
Armutice Day message by the past»
.or on the aublectz THE DHSTRUC'|'»
IVE SWORD.
1 The Sunday School meets at I0
A. M.Special features for the ser-
rlce last Sunday were a musical duet
hy Marzare; lladgerow and ltlsrsaretJenklns,and an address by llr .
I}tlaard Hastings has quit school, Brallcu.
to work on his brotl:er's farnt.We
ation aloclt.Each nlght during thespectacularentertainmentlnthe
Amphitheatre there will be exhibi
tlona of hnnrlllng sheep br "Spot-."the i923 Brltlsh lniernatlow Champ-
ion sheep dog.
State champion teams of fam: boys
sues ln 1928, and |
The remalnlng lsauea of 1926.
All for only 82.8 Or include lfcCall'a llagaalne, t-he
monthly authority on faanlona.Both publications. only $2.50.
THE "| "0Uf`H'S COHPANION
S N Dept., Boston, Hass.Subscriptions Received at tbls Office
"That's my statue of Peace."
"Yoo've made her very beautiful-and girls will ta brought to the zu-lm hautlful".
position to give daily illustrated talks u .on their c luh projectn in the junlorl Ah, well, you :°°' I dltln't an
building on me show nounda.The her from nature. -Paris L'n1usu-s-
statea and subjeds which will be tlon.The Baptist Young People's Union represented are Florida,cannlnml
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. nz. laautaawlr.gg aa
gg :::s.::raboat wheat sro aa as
C l i f f ! !=':Harte!r
as 'tu had - J F 'tlfi-'»-
at arh sadtu tager ast ~ 'TELta: ta 1. ;. t.t.' :rL ;.. .:' :a. ._
e the ataera.
fra n III .- at an ~u n a eases °ana to -To bu lib... ae. aal
laottag resins tl taea stroll so sr trtsaualg.
#Ano it means mat Ire nail wumuour way?""Tas, found our tray.'Iherea nluatr
mtlea more.""Whats are ll IUIBIT''To the old!! ¢'ll.'I» Bmta. in America.To a d ty a tth i h aa s o f a h lg i r
Gif. built of clay trhkll crumbled cea-tl!!! asv into dual.Tha wall ll le!!
perhaps aa tt was two centuries ago.
a 4| 7 ntl.A carvlng upon tha mx.
A lrlatlless ptaca otwokd only hyhorned toads and perhaps ole other
mlasnapco thins."At three o'clock they had stopped
again to eat; thu were ahls to see lathe not tna tops of distant mountains
marlad br a deeper. dollar Noe than
the thin cloodleal rotuada or the gy
Aa hour Eater they came within allhl.of the tablaland upon which than
moootslna wars at tlka pllaa ot tooonoona;1aat'a doorstep.and m u
atop up-this maaa»-with zu precipi
tous attle, ntaded the nd of the on-
art."Fha eltus that me to that tabla-
laad are lmpl.l¢lhla,°' aotd Pner. with
ht!93-al alidtt me his votre llllldwith excitement.'The city araa hullt
below their protection around a greatn. - .- s - ;-| . - . . a _ J h a h l a l
rtrne up Ifnnltv uv :mu svn-"Brena." aald Peter, who came to her
our an aI.11|f=lelou drown as lt vnu
some atom srlthln.
" f e lt""Sit down with me here where these
blocks out a alzadow. dear.I willshow you what I have found-a thin;
llka the srrltlng of a dam anger ol'Jtmtce--here In the desert.B u t I m
I want to td! you a tale. Bnoa-true.rerottlng and terrtbta."
'Tilt me," lhe | |ld, alttlng our an
dbon ol! ner ness.'lt ts ot eurpnalnz bnmy , Bran."
he aaaensd." l u simplicity ta thethin.; that makes ridiculous the mm:
thtnn I expected. all the nllhtxtanaot the unknown.I me you. dear, that
I was no lu n a r Mlm!-no Great.analyst in capital latters.t na rlaht.
I ltumbtetl onto the trail.I Mi d mr
haatl..'I'hat'a all."Hs stopped to umm.'And yet the dmpltclty u hldnull"
ll aalttBraoa (lancld toward dl that rataataea of Jtm Hetmivlll of ihrginia-
tle owsseod tlalhlaaa nun of bla aa
17.
5 nl lame and approximate num-'
ber per ounce of noxious weedspresent in one ounce of the ned
tested.The noxious aroeda ln Ne-
braska as defined by the law are,small flowered ntomlng glory, wild
mustard. quack arm. wilt! oata and
all species ot'do-dder.The lastdoes not prohibit the sale of seed
containing these noxious weetls ex-
nrt in the case of Canada thistle.If any seed contains more than
one Canada thistle seed in five
grams of the seed, aale of auch
and la prohibited by law.The date on which the germi on
test was made.THU name and addreas of the
seller.B. The locality where seed ns IWWthis however, applies only to Turk
estan and Italian alfalfa and Chil
ean, and Italian red clover.
IMPORTANCE DFWIIED CONTROL
o.
lstanea.__1 Tarrnars shouts!he constantly on
~_.Le .:."'a=:*...:°&'3 tha -1~=e»»f~§for new vadetles of
coming hack from Germany declarethe old roldier president is popular
all over the country, and that he is
rcurtled as not the president of anyclassbut of all the peopte.It if
ienenaily believed tha;he was thverybestmanavailabletoputir
the pnshlenva mansion.
O! course, Paul von Benecltettdorfl'und con Hindenburg, to give him his
full name, ia an army man of the uid
school,a monardhlst 'through life-
long convictions and a member of
the old German nobility.Those are
the reasons that matic the German
bourgeois and the foreign nationsafraid of him.Naturaily they would
be.They knew him td be a friend
of the former lsaiaer; they knew that
Bill Hohenxollern still thinks that thebeat thing Germany coul¢{ do would
he to put him back to rule her, andPmeznn ai
man "without nerves."But he is avery devout man, a thorough church
man with a belle!in a Heatnely
Father as trusting as that of a chiid.
It appearat that Germany hu the
beat ponlble man at the head of
her government.Atl ciaaes have conflndence in him.He Ea one of those
publiq men of auch rare hidt char»
actor
trustwhat
a c o r n
from
to the "dlvineql;lnt"aristocracy aman was needed who could be trun-
ed, who had the real welfare o¢Ger-
many at heart..We believe Hinden-
hurz is such a man.Those who fought him on the field
now avian hint well.-Pathfinder.
a
that eten his enemies wouldhim.Ant! that. above all, was
Germany needed.Torn by a
of selfish factions r a n w g
the bomb-throwing communlat
they feared that rcs en von --1 see you have hou;ht a radio.g4'"°'""3 would work f°"ibn;vers thought you couldn't stand the sound
htgtfi "the iron Hindenbunr"la -§°'»-¥"1.§."»if""é`.§,my mother in tow
man of character.Ha has shown it '`on tho battlefields and in the vati'{'staying with us,and time hates
our wulltn of life.He is plain, blttnt th°"|more than 1 do. --London
xml hanrat.with l h lz h aanao 0 ;Tll.Bits.i n gy An 1 I l l | 'uw um lrlllllu za mm;mm uns!nur pnmunp nl uwu ul 1.:qu n wud! ur appear on their f arms....TJ tbl) uTf»»f1§»¢wa s . y fortlkltlonl.W i lhsli a n thin,M. g oilld °°nl i m. : sp e nt-1 n\ :° »v¢|Bronx!"n |l~A Nebruka farmer rec ently made'' ' * °'' Y o u ' ° ' ° " " a m " " " ' " ' " " ' " 'thin itllcment to um s u m seedlar I0 lar!!u .ww mpgs ¢\\¢ 1 q u 9 4 4 g ufz Ho looked al the opening ln the high of _-|I*l l or "-'-~ -- ----»---. .'!'3 '*'¥€'f".._...r e h l n i t Anliyat."There are farrlu in our
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in t e n t i o n t o s e r ve a l i G e r n u n y . a n d
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R e a d i t r i g h t i n T h e E n t e r p d n e
Seventh Annual
Armistice Day
B A L L
Wednesday
Nov. I I
Legfnall
Music By
Lyle Reeh's llrchestra
Admission _ min
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t o m o t o r m a g n a t e ;a. he re th e se l f-
:n ad e ri s e su d d en l y f r o m o b s e u d t y
to e m i ne n c e ,t h e r e is ne e de d a n e w
re c ta l re c og n i ti o n fo r a l l h o n o r a b l e
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m u s t o t b e
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n e t e r b e o f m e a l w o r t h .Sh o u l d y o u
o n t h e o t h e r h a n d ,se ek t o k n o w
a l l o f tt sub jec t,sh o u l d y o u de a i r e
t o g o t o t h e b o t t o m ,t h a ;i n t u r n ,
w i l l b e y o u r a t t i t u d e a n d i t w i l l a p -
pl y t o a l l y o u s e e k t o d o .l t m i l l b e
o f street va l u e af t e r sch ool a n w e l l
as i n s c ho o l .To o m a n y p e o p l e h a ve
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¥Iducatlona.l te nd e e ie acon tr ol le r!by b \¢ t H ma n :
social r t a n d t n g .[ a r e n o t a l l o w e d t o t a r r y l o n g e n o u g h
to b e c o m e o g e nu i n e a t t i t u d e .
t h i n k . t o r e a s o n o u t a n s w e r s c h i e fl y
t h a t y o u m a y e t i n t o th i s h a b i t .
'a ._ ,__,r e t u r n n e x t y e a r .I H e l e n S i e r t h a s re c e ive d a p r i m -
ar y C e r t i fi c a t e fo r s p e e d o n t h e R e m -
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h o n o r a n d H e l e n i s t o b e c o n g r a t -
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o n t e R e m i n g t o n a n d L .C .S m i t h
t y p e w r i t e r h a ve be e n g i ve n re c e nt l y
i n t h e o o m m e r d a l d e p a r t m e n t .T h e
re s ul t s h a ve n o t y e t be e n r e t u r n e d .
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Mi n o ta u r "b y M r s .M o n t g o m e r y ,l s
n o w i n p r o g r e a s .
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I'n. m. »l lo n fo r t h e N e b r a s k a Ba p ti s t
b u l v Co n ve n t i o n .D i r e c t o r B r a d e n
ln ou gh r,u a se ve r a l p o w e r f u l me sa
l fe n i n r e g a r d t o t h e B i b l i c a l t e a e h »
l u g . f t l t h i n g .M r .Br a d e n ex p r e s s
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be e f; V i r g i n i a , p o ul t r y ; S o u t h D a k o t a
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t h e N a t i o n a l H e a l t h Co nt en t,w h i c h
m i l l b e a fe a t u r e o f t h e F o u r t h N a
ti o n al Il oy a ' an d G ir l s ' C l u b C o n gr e a a
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rel ec ti on n l g h t h e w e n t so be d i n d
we n t n o s le e p .H e d i d n 't l e a r n u n t i l
t h e n e x t m o r n i n g t h s t h e h a d be e n
plum! lt the held of the nation by
: b i g vo t e .
Th e r e i s 1 n o t i c e a b l e s i m i l a r i t y i r
th u s c o u rs e wi t h t h a t o f G e o rg e W a s i l
tn gt on ,n n o t h e r r n l l i t a r y h e r o w h o
w a s : l n f w l zo s e r ve a l s o i n n. c ivil
ca pa ci ty .
W h a t a s t r i k l n g eo n t r a s Luc ie n-
d o r f f ,t h e m o r e b r i i l i a n t ge n e rn l ,
m a k e s !H e d i l l b i g t h i n g s i n t h e
n r b u t h a s b e e n m i x e d u p i n : m a i l
th i n g s e ve r s i n c e - - e ve n i n t h e be er
l u l l H u t .I[ i s fi r s t th o u gh t s h i ve
be e n f o r pe rs on ,fa m i l y an -t e l u s .
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Armistice Day
BALL
Wednesday
Nov. I I
Legfnall
Music By
Lyle Reeh's llrchestra
Admission _ min
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a c r e a g e o f N e b r a s k a .
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visions of the Seed Law, thereforenzunlfurnishananalysislagi
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Qhl purp-on of the law.
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sound, an in the case o! reading or
being read to,is indelible.Duringthe final. seven yearn of a chil¢l'a life
he in learning and living more things
in aetual number than he learns
through all the rest of his life.The
right or the wrong reading leaves
lla indelible impress upon we child.enpeclally during the early years of
his life-we will my from four to
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lastClarence "known"rag, one or'25 graduates,visited school
The regular teachers meeting waI`+1\!¢k
held Thursday afternoon at 1:10 P.
51.All the teachers were present.
The meeting was opened by a brieffdireuasion concerning the part the
Blair teaehera would take In the
program of the state Teachers' As-sociation.This was followed by a
brief talk br Superintendent I).v.
Manner, who explained to the teach-
plc
juni.Itnlshed studying the pictures-"Tho
the
The oth B have been making
ture study booklets.They have
Balloon" by Dupre and "Deer in
Forest, T¥illgl1I." by Rosa ilonheur.
The boya and girls of the 5th Il
are having a perfect attendance eon»teal.i t this time the boys have
four more perfect attendance stars
ten.|en=the proporell buiidinir program
A y hahould be.m:;Iml1;lJ;*ifor present needs and present eon-nouree o upplneas a nsp ra °"», litlons.Supt.U.V.Mauser stated .dbeitnador amusing, fanciful orillIll the following' building vw-o'f.'£.'l1'"".§1°"Z.f'?.fI'.Z..¢?.'L" 53;~
simply homenpun, nerioua or imllfl-'¢'.shouI¢l be statin! if the P°°Pl° '"`°Igradea in spelling and arithmetic and
an-¢.A book should be a thing of ready for il*Flnt, a nerr four-roornlom for the heel. attendance.In the505which, iw'¢l\l#\¢ of the beauty of school building for the north war=l;1f5,,,,content the grades remaineditsatyle,the lnheren;intereat °f,rernodellng the """\ §°*"2°'"° u}'"!al:out even. the boys urlnninz one day
than the glrla.
The so room hae been having two
ll|0l§PlD|{ll|ll wan gllun an aus ur ||opening of the service ln which talka|l : , , .moment of a vialtor'a time a s tn a ll a d d tl d t a lo o s t
were marie by Mr. II. B. Taylor. lllan will be taken up br a glittering ar~
Ruth Gollehon, Mr. Douglass Carter ray of interesting eventa tltlring the
and the pastor.Silas llargtnet areeit of the \-S&,¢|'Show"lnBadgerow played a piano solo.Aft Chicago.
er the calling ol' the roll and the
singing of the fellowahiq hymn. re-1 *_*_freahments were nerved br n c ommit ='lllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllz.tee of vwnr women from Mn. Smal-If:
1ey'a Sunday &l1ool Clan.'kllli E r w a r f : m u m n o r m T O m o r e T I Ehire. Cora Hadxcrow as ehai n l
A fine meeting of the W oman'a E eD a n c e a t S p l k e r
ses THB DISPLAY TODAY
I
Yllraionary Socletywaa held a l t h ! Erhureh lut Thursday ar';ernoor. The §
atudy based upon the r u t c a m e r ;l
f th w ntuly hook. °'Go¢l'a Dyng m : n g "m l br Mrs.Smalley.E S a t u r d a y e v e n m g ,N o v .7 ,1 9 2 5
Refre h I were served.5 _The. »"i2'Ef.i`¢ Younx Peoplea t;ni°n_§A d m i s s i o n 3 1 . 0 0 L l d i l l F N D
I end a nummr or uhllf ts :mo we ewl
l"r"l-the lubjef tmatter. or its ability to 11 .transport the child into the land ohrng '1'i.°."`;7»l`»??.? i::°;|l::°§,h:|1dr:,l::?h'"d um drla -g next.U91 to
ak bell fuickenn the imagina-*Wu4,until they have finished the dw. ?"§."»'f."'"' ee ~;.;;';'f~='» but
one 0 e ya Wls ¢ gy an (hurnaeve,|gliunanalntimulateathedenim far i t h |sg ._at x :mee mu they are "T`"§.|""" won the penant for perfec t at
tmttatlon.Book friend;and hook gm! to some to the central nehoo a t 1 d ht.en an ee t a w e e .
held a Ilallowfen party at the home Eof the preuifieil of the Union, Ml| .sEArlene Cushman on Saturday nlght.'§
The pastor and Mrs. Smalley fouml 1
it imponlble to attend,butt.are
ORIOLES Dance Orchestra
t1lLTDH RIIDADES. Business Mgr.n}£-QL m o ve d In w a r d : h e p l l e a t ~ n 11 T h a n - H U !i n t h e u m ! - n
.a nn h a ll r nn n ln ln d h r Hu a t h n n l h l Ri c a r d . "H C S l i d .A i l h l l l i y s
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r.i|.l and rather unreasonable pride
in having his prediction,or s u m.
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those of {le=\h ami blood.We munt.'gra||¢~.This would gyeally relieverherefore,people the chlld'a mental Lhe congestion in the central school.realm with those u m are really | Also, an uldiiion so the High Sfhool
no:thy of love. loyalty and emulatlonighould be made to Lake care of 1heAbookshouldbeaccurateand lremalnder of the central wani ami
true {if il ,if a aubjert dealing wltlf the erowuled mndlllons of the prefact|}high minelerk reverent,i tl l' s e n t high school.This would then
Sees and elean.permit the tearing down of the old
A book should be well illaslrited. central building which has long agoTheillustrations,moreoder,ehoulml outlived Wa ueefulnean.Furtherbe simple and beautiful. \¢|l-dnikmlmgrp auch a building program would
s m u CLASS HAS PARTY
The Giggrade held a"Hallowe'e:\
pany in their room Pricing after
recess.The girls had broughg :heelsand pillowcues and were robed ga
ghost:to surprise the boys when
they came in.The boys were requlml to guess who eac h girl wax.
John Gallagher winning the prize for
a n a ; - I n u i l |m n n i
~rt. r
Demon and Mm J ohn B. CarterCryhoapitablyopenedtheirhome
or the entertainment of Rev.Hr.
~radon Saturday and Sunday night.We are \'elY glld to report n
elk tilted no full of good thingn
ut. auch a week nhouhl be an ln-
Plntion go make the nuooeedfuz
nu more worthwhile.So In every
ne be pnesent on Sunday.
Cheaper Than Rent
$100 per acre
Buys An 80 Acre Farm
x New Set of Buildings
Costing the owner over $6,000
FINE LOCATION
Near good rural school,mail
route passes the door and only
3-If miles from one of Washington
county's good trading points.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
for every purpose
loto fit any purse
We carry Khe kinds thu!
are ben sullzd Ior y ou
and our Coal ll all re-wreened and lorked althe yard.
We Sell Clem Coll
" m v \'§
.unur~Riveii "
I [y1nber.&@al,
@mvfmy '
`Sruvlrl For paniculars call at The Enterprise ofiice
il e "" | l ix l l y ou g m t! m e .Id b e l i e f t e l l 7 0 |
A ! o n e :
Q C I A P T I R K P ; - | ' e \ ¢ r W " g g -o 3 a n a r so t ., m p l l D o w i l o | a n
C I I A F F K R K V u l n l n Ih r f»f a t 0 7 7 D si k a l h ada f i . n l u g
w p - t u l i o f |u m : n n i u r l u ; | n l o
A ~ - m g 1:ity In ihe Ne w i l o a h nl o u d .a M ¢ ¢» £l u1 . sno w hs i l a nnn v \ |l u t i n e t R u n u r r h r n n N n wYorka nd sn hor cona ta rnllon a n i sl ' \ | r _¢» a :A u h h from M m tm l
lm ! o r au u n nr u ." N a " r vp l l e d P o m g r u n t ; ." l l v u
n u n s t h i n : l u n - m o r e ghas tly.l i e
wa l ll i l lr d .l l u l i t w a s n u t b y h u m a n
ba n d. "
CHAPTER xvsu
" l i n u x I. w a n t n u t u l t n n d n o n b y
th a t w h e n I B r i t ta ck th x !rheclt i t
a n l n ; n u m 5 o u r i m l u n n u e n l m n u n
n .1 \ \ m m l a n t e . l i r m u - o f t n y h m l y "
* i u m l vn \ l l n d . " s h o n l d ." I u n d a t -
atnnei A n d l i n * l d i l p : l f fvq p o r a n I
pa r t . » f : h e b a i l ?
P o u r r a i s o n ! h i ! h a n d a n If t o a n y
th a t h a ar il l wl l 1 9 g n o n l n hi s m s n
a n g ." l l u n : r h s n r o t n u t h a t In ] m e
n l i i vl l 5 1 |C I I A Y T R I x v : - B r a n " M u n a | 8 -jg n h a r a n P o l a r . l l l u t h e u b e r u nm u will d t n v r a r l g ;I n n a :hisda sdna slon la n m l t n alll.T u n .xml l a l l u n him.o v o r u t i n f m m a nQin a n of n tu ng o ut n n a tr v b r lu !lin t l ll u G sv r t .Il n Mi ta l a r o nl y tu si n l l a l t u r .a nd st u hu la !!onu u m u a r t n h l u a n si n h u r a n f .
n . K \ f 1 l . - f l a i I-» ' 3 § f . ' §{ " £ . f - \ -» - u l l . I : I » . l 'I . § i ¥ § {
' I n u h 3 n u n S h a l i d ! ! ! c l u da, a m d 1 %i l u uc!" ' ° ' = ~ ° A r r i v i n g
l u n . " . a a ° * = . ' ;' " £ I ":. : f: . '; 1 : : '
u2 2 '\'i.§§»»=~'»Ia l l h i ! | a l ol a m .
u n i t e d i n u i t d m vn l n . T h l s a n m m a p
H m m m m a n a .P m : h a vi n ; l r l n p p l d
t h n r a n i ! t o p l vt i t n p , s h u w vd l t
t o B r a n ;u v u u w w w :srlal # I
t h i n d i a
Pe te r s p u n ;o u t o f th e cu r .: M L
t i l t i n g nb ou t l u u i d n l n g c l ft i l l .
: t u r n e d m e p n u n i .l i r u p p e s r l d
n e u a d .Ti m e a n d ti m e a n i m h a
: m u m a l u n m u e g l a s s vi a l .
't l - o n s m e h u be en h e n . "l a i d
g n u - r m j u s t m m e n o u g h l o l l !
th at , P et e r. "
" 'H l l b . "h e a i n t " r u so-rn m a n
u g ; y o u b u t a n a .n m a n s a w r y
m u t o u s ! "
this o l d r a i l vi t h n u t wa l k l n g u n ;
fr o m l l n m o m e n t . " s a i d P e t r r . l a t i n ;
ha r ha th e dao ald eru a n d i s n t ! "
aquars-lv i m a h f r :l ur k \ } | F " P m
gn#,i n n y n - M u n a i i r l l m k
is -. an ga u m 'l u m u . , u s h a d o t l
just Zim su: .»»."'
l u r r e u v . vw s a t a n "
" l i l . l h h !P i h v t a u : g a i n F u a n n
in l l wl h i nl m e- r r t h a t p u d l d n i t l u . "
l l r fn u e h i w fr r d .
~:=.:I a u l n l l k a l n f . "b l R M .
'W e h a ve h a i - h a h o f n n - t h e I n m a n
o f tu n i c f u r .( m m u e to ld s i c h
o t h e r t h a t fu r w a s a c r i m e - a t u r i
bl e w as te .w e u r s m m e 1 e m u o l
l x r n i a g h o w z o m b i e a I n ! ! ! t t e n
Bl u r p u t h e r h i d : i n b l a ;w i t h l
sm i te el m u l d . " In u u e , I'-n e r. I a n i n
Ul f d a r k. d ea r .Bu t j us t t he sa me Ti l
dc a s : eu t ai l m e. "
M h e w a l k e d a t a ;fr o m he r .I l l
u n a s m t a n n r d a n l r med ita tin g.
s h e i e l u vd b a r k " s l u t t h e h o t . l a t
fa c e o f o n e o f t h h u g o n u m N o u s
o f t h e : d l c u m , f u i l n vl n g h i m 1 1 0
h e r a l o u d ; n u .H e Q h l p p e : r e d n x
l l d n t h : n l d ' a l i a n d a l i n vl l i n i l d .
W
a n u n m o t i ve i u r m m m ; t h e w u r i fi a f?
l l e n a r p l n Th a !mi se ra bl e m a n h u !
¥~v¢1»nn~ an tln'Ill.(!.l l c k n n r l o o m u r h .
Il e u n vw n l ' A In n ; u r l s : o f vm b u s l r
m e n u f f n l a c e r t n l l : d a t a I n T e n n
A f m p l r u l m h m b w c h f w u t q u a m m n
¢¢ l u u w ii l l n l - ¢ m : p n 1 : | |¢ l l o n - - nn - I b l !
=\`¢¢m uflrf his uma dfcrlved lbs nna I0 t h e e x t e n t n f h i s h u l fl
l w r s h l l n t k w f m m a n a l l
b o o l " H d I n l h l h u l t u m f
[ T o h e C o n t i n u e d )
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I n .1 9 2 1 i h e p r e s e n t N e b r a s ka fl 'H ]
l u v u e n t i n t o e ffe c t .F u r ia w pl g s
o f N e b r u k a . o r a n y o t l i e r s t a t e fo r :
t h a t ma t t e r ,h n r e n n ad e q ua t e c a n 3
c e p t i n n o l t h e u h m o f n e d t u r i n g .
Th e s e e d l a w i s o f i i n i o i d h n e e fi l t o
p u n e h u e r n o f send.
Th o m a i n pr o vi s io n s o f t h e N e -
br a sk a a n d l a w a n a n fa ll o xn z
E vc r y ing n f 10 lbs.o r m o r e o fsemio f f e n d fo r a l e ,m u s t h u e 3 |
t a g o r l a b e l o n w h i c h in l h o w n :
I. Th e c o m m o n m m e o f t h e u n i .
n =asandshouldconfqrmtorecc ¥1llnnot be | burden to the uxpay ers " " "" " ' " " " "Aaaaclards of ex¢;uini3e or vigumusigf Blair.The tuition that* Blair rf- w ; * ; _ ' = ~ m f g ;'l?'°",§.,pl21'
mi.The books uh01.l\d be well Pfinf oeiven from the outside diatri:ts ml! 1|1 a and and we!! servednl on gooul paper. with nimng, nt- more than pay for auch a pmgum n u r Y
tncllve bimiing.'within a ten year pariod.The tax ._.,_ ..-._
A book should not bl tawdry or hwy for auc h n prngrun would not]¢.!C"mx 4 s u sephemeni, fllppant, irreverent, eruelfbv more Dun one mill.. . , . . _
ueceptivr,vulgar or wickedly mls-'Y On woounl. of the mow alarms ol Idll\l;Df!, the cu.. .gy mn us Na
chievoua.A bunk fhauld not be I!Hut. week the Blair-Wea; Point foot- T'H.Ifl|?a :.g4..nat. .jf .Iuffn on the \l
Iuslnteal in confusmz. ultrl-modern bull game was cancelled.fog the (edu riner. near whens thatDIlkf ltii nl :~£)k.Pifluns Shlillzlg.ThE I1l¢llllllI¢¢¥!Cold ill th( lllI|.l\|;¢nl 5l|"§l|||pain:um !\1i4]\!|¢
be free ho m suggestions of °" ' . | " ' " f o r th a Mf t f ' 9 °5 ' . '! ' ° "" " a Loup and helps in cnnle the hnarz
~
vi ol en ce o r vu i g a zl t y .
A ho o k ||1 °ll |||n o t
w i t h o u t e n d e a vo r i n g t o
d u f fe r r n l Qdlt iuna th e
_ . . . n . ._ -,....\.. :.. n.
1,
A ehihfu b00|l=\ should be as *Uf°'S¢hmi¢n,perfect nttendnns.Honfcnnt in cha:mc1er al the inetividunlu
in life whom he meets. and we nhould
br as fateful in guiding our children
tu lb-e edfdlon of thc Hgh;bookfriends ui we are in their ielutiun
dar.Tuumlagr,Wednesday and Friday; I"ift.h A Room, Misa McCormick,
perfect stuminnce-Mnmlay.Tuesday, 'lhurHIa5, nml Friday;I'lfth B
mom, Miss Hrrlelsen. perfect :heml
. . ..-.- .. -, ,. . . . ....of mnflning these water; for p0\\<r
purponn would be so peut,lull
und-pumping Prbdhnea so experuiwum the created energy. per kilonut.
mould cast many ti ea more than I!would came zo.Olaf rivers may 1.
ul plnymmel imli duly rom:men.ance-nlamlay, wef tnmaay,lnunnlay--1 and Frinlay;Sixth A roomil sn
Bourke,rife! attendance-~on 2J UT!lh GS Wednesdgg,'l"l1\.\lMll¥and F"ridl}i
Sixth B room.Mrs. iladdleson, perA£004 thing- to nrncmlnr fed atlemhnce-Monday,Tu ld ly .
Am!a belief thing to do I Wgdnudny and Thurniay.North
ls lu work will! the cnnstnacticn aw: want, perfect ntlendlnfr; Misa Dm.
hameun; the Loup is Lou 'li|\|.
Many yur: um the Cedar I: Fullertun\\.|u\ ronccivml to be manaisv
ahh-». and n nun naman! 'Tiffany 1ink
ed hi: fortune cn building rn mm
mar an :ut-ui! flume ul1id1 nerurflas full ol twe!v» 'In1.A June ffQ|1\
el cirried off the mill. tore u n ;
i n a n n a u f lm u n I n n n s v as ulh hi d a ll th at allnh td nm u 2 The purity of on md. upreqsed
lit in into hor tn hu uma. bm he un li vllg ndd.Thin nu no local.as a percoauga of the mia! meight
mm h i s b ln ! a l s o n o u mm n m no m a n w:mn u n n a n a t tha For axamplo: Out of |00 lbs.dgn n n ln ld bln.I M n o t u n ug_| u5 ay g ig; e lf sig n vu ldll.closer»ndmu'h~'I96'?» 9\=r¢.96Ibn'.
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A s k o r " B L U E R I B B O N B R E A DGENERAL AND IDCAL NEWS AND COMHENTAsk for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD"
BLAIR, WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 12, 1925 No. 4? t~'~
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" ~m f P i m a ~ th e - : l; i n g 3e.ar'|'pr0-;m l n s m l s u c s k ~ n o n o n u n c o n m Ros M.~ = : . ~ : : : e . ~A l m ~
I S ~gram of the Fremont College Alumni;~
' hla a x h d o n b r f n md ; Th a w- f ; ; ; g ;.
\n n at a uet an mwu n g 'ctllidilidl UI Blair E|¢Cll|¢L i g h t l a t i n ~ ~ i n 0 m ` h ' .~
Plan!May Prove Strialia £2 'number of lortner students nf lhp
Fremont Normal and Bement Col
lege were present at the meeting.
Among the plans for the year will
be th ea eo on da nn wp ic ni c a nd ze -union to be held on the Midland ml- ~|,_1
le gi c a mpu s . tha s i te o£ ' tl1 e ~Oman. Nah., Nqv. 12.--Nobrll\kl°n 'nn .|a»m¢¢Nu.1 convention ol*
mont Normal,next summer.The death rat!for 1924 was 9.21 per the .Nebraska Slam Taachua aun-
hni .nmninn *ul hald hat .al.l}l|ll\¢ll1n.n.f\ .._...1-n-_ __ .......-.....\ .- nur -:..u.H ...\.|-|_..-A ¢_\\_--|..; - . .
Record Shows Slight Dccraase.Ma le ; U Galina Of Stat; T¢athln°i
Mo r e D e a th s ~ B s D lu a u a g \iatiu ld To Be Largest
OI lkah Than Any Other Q In Palnt Of Tha Number
Cauan.Caarer smna ~~gn: an-I
Any Mamenl.Cqnlinual
Overlnading Canal! Lu!
HEA RT DlSE..\SI1S axc nmsixc E ALL sl-zvrxousib 'LL ATTENDEBP u u r s ALSO I N m m W AY
Biaix'a eleclftc iight plant may go
on tha hummar at any minute. ~
' f n
mnnder uf Stan af n o. 1»g the <~===;;=~=--» Lqinn hare at thai
eectiona idly night.Tha other u f ,new offlcara a n :Fira!1rlca-eomi T h hi; *-F°°"a"n 0 ' 3 "O f ~ i f
mandar, Wayne Dorsey; second ~Seann Between Tha Lnnhanlty .. ~ r
commands:,Henry Ludwig;adjust-01 Na bfuka And Haha r .'5 ;;f
ant,Marcus Bpck;finance aifiear,
C.J. Sdhmidt; axacutiva cnmndttlf
man, John Bl. Bmdum, O. C. J in-
aen,Otto Cannichad;mrgcant-at»arnu. L. L. Smnner and chaplain, L.
H. Camp.
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1924 belng 370, and for mga,164.
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and until 1831 urn a mlmber o i h l
B1otha;hood of eniinoen.Ann- his marriage he followed
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case of nn emergency.N a !both
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i¢ixh4 Having nf Sul,Un k ,ln-rlrm hu at home har awhile.
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nfhimma am lim alumn i tha lini-
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in 4|J'x hands; running and *Ili
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rule wa s Mmlsy . th u Ianni:rd
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A 51 ihllnrul, labor.
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FDIII C h r l s t m u g i n g a t o y o u r
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F r e n c h wo o d u n a b o u .a G e r m a n
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Thanksgiving
A New Coat »--- ---- ---'num pus In lm l\ll Ul'll""' """"" "" ""`Fin ;.|u||;" "f " " ~ gh , |, || | || |h l Th i En to nlill ~ ~ I U Y I F P H I n u , i f§"..1.{.'¥f""' "l'J»'..I1' "Ji'..S"»..'?i ullly lmuldmr mon mm now h!"|l':llug\:|"l¢'::lnkll h w m gth wamh to Is: |'l"|;|l|»lnd lad Blur, ,Nlllrlll-I;|m d n f n l l l n l U W | . ~ ' 3
hnpplnal nn ' nal fill "'°}°»'.'1 ',,"2| u m" "'° "3 ""' .im """"1 s|"'§f.°¢;¢R°f\'»1:{\:|"§::L':»'°f-cw-|i" "' ng_ ':"»l".¥"m."""ahh' °'3'.I.."I' lim zo IE |al w vhwr Gemma .é?..»'1 "I -= wma . n l
I..'°.1 I`.T°¢..'1"f...¢'¢"§ F..'J.".... nu-|f2!"2'..."fl'.. 'l§._'°_'2ff'.'2'f"ff.:".2|:|n; "lhnnimmsn Jim. the Pal-n||n"| ""1-L u.. .r slllllnl ewln u»|u~ amlulllll al' 99' nw' hgh; nu me 1 . a n n u n - m i l "' l f -Authenticin style fashioned from the most 1,av-
ored of the se ''aron s matenals, and prxced economi
cally, these Coats represent the utm ost in pur-
chasmg power for the money expended.They
representin a concrete m anner the many ad-
vantages of trading here.May we show them to
I I B | H \ E [I n \n y ~--.,._ _'"___I - 0 f t h e : n i b h e r e a n d e n f o y e v e r y a l l g n n r n z n o a t o f f i c i a l s I n a i m n o -
A G a r
Samil; "E»kirno Sm?"-"-iif. very reasonable and zo fit tvufi'n o
Zlantv book Ca!! and iook our the hit of n u n concerning . the home ticnble in u h collection.j m Iron CHou,which n u givin"Tammy Tucker on I mcket .an `T lei _ a x wicome folks.
nderfui June z a soldler by the name o l Col.~~ in _f |g §||\Q,Ygg | | 5 "
»''-- -¢We a n having wo 0ua'f .bnvergn lim il found inlJ'\bl§Story B wk Lorewind In aha Wii¥01\»j-G"}h°_.RAIDED nutifer vrhidl is u|3c¢}nlly apévrec Hnutts or
l i a m w u l Iu l k l F u n k ' | \ | n l » l l n u m a
m u t h a n l m S i m i " .
'f h a l l a m m n In»ai»'¢h u n s a n a A
w m a n f m# °l lm Ql \i h m l l a h m i a r
a vn n i n l w h i m i h s s w a n fe l i s n f i b n
* m h s r m : h u n | »g a i h o w l th or n h u
a Ii l l !u u¢ '| = n p a n y w i t h H u n a n
. i u u t fu l l i l u h u a m r t l l n a n .l l a .u n d H P I J A l w l l g m l 5115?
*F Y I l |l 9 lh ~ l| !l lf!! !»| 'l!l ll || |r u n u nl i n ¥"nwl l a m ( i n g H u s s e i n : a r m
imr,the m r n l n n b u m ;i n lam-or n f
I M b i r t h a a n l w f n n r l a a n f Il l :I A M
a n d u m ,Wgntem.A p l u n a l n l r u n
l u g m n sp u n !n l p i n g i n g f a n l n x m l
vi i l i u g ,t h u win irh l'¢ h» »lm »= ni
u r e n n - n t .M I f s p a q s p a m ! t i m .
N q r Y h n t r h n F a l l a n d h m i l f .u f
l l u vl w a r t ,Jg z u!..I l i . m | | ,H a u l i n g i f u l vu u .30100
G n u I. nfi ia ,H u g g i n g .25.20
a .H .H s f f .l l n n i m n l m n l ,m o
i l U H h t r l n ,Ha l s r y ,1 0 0 0 0
l..P.H l w v,I l u ¢ | i n | ,H 1 5 5
M n a m . H u l h o r i n m l , I n u g l n g ,m z
N W a u l r h , I i r u u l n g .2110.00
Plhrspnrn W affl e-||,h u g g i n g ,27.00
you soon?made ths cil} ¥34.000.Part of ihis'._"fu, ,Jwenttovar off the remain-ler of \{ " u 'w u 3 1 1 IT?}l1ln:l;
Price ranges:Mines $16.00 to $25.00
.Ladies' $18.00 to $60.00
h ai bond ,hi h I 1 ; "Reciuntio n Old and haw for " 'I ua *MH W near of me "'° "'"" " th e c o lic c tlon.Lf i?:it¢;:ml;l:i181|\cnt I.,-'i.bT.f1»§'§'r"»1'L The Caihuqn Chmnkia ~ ;*=?iZ`§. and Gimp'--Gl»i¥¢: "HiP"*'¥"{C;lho|.m Chronicle)P"'*""'Thin, with an occasional dip Swami pictures a n of hlltorlt:
lane! and about 08,000 in now o.n*11\l\\\last woe!that their ."" " a 1 my Storlca."-iiiP`|il|l5 "Russ Far-Shaft 51 hmm.Deputy Buxhun at Hitmi Buc h, make: our ztlblwf" note.There is one cf Raiser W I!-
1 3 "Lhld some corn :hacker and cltcd the i _».._3 nu-"Plurned c -1 no u .h Im d Ge eral 'Inn lllndanbargoa';dg00¢l $522 ¢`Z'.;'.§' c itizen: ~ of Curtis Dixon shurikintl ~ §;}__ ;1;mu:?n¢,"-sghulfzs . . K 1 m , , : : : ; i d £ ° ; l ; Y h ; w ; ; : l i n ' ~ ~k i z you _g ; ; ; , , " r u b " o n th e a m "
:mir to mainuun is bs Wins' »d<ii':""""*" gp h';';°l.d:;;,gg - _ig fomf and c us."-G*""'= "SIMM and 'J Mn.Mars'Rawley i~'d¢»r mm, In lam vinvifflré 1 14 ua.front..The cnlleaion in so gn- and
tionnl p-mn-r in take c an of t.he.fM1 vor "h F P?u ''§...huiLz; "Lime Hald at ¥ar5land i ma , f bo oz e.During iha casein Mr. and Hn.f ea so 'nlind that we are una la In I0addud buiincu cr what, is the wil! as an this office Lrg?"f'L?" Harry Curtin!"P¢it8¥su d , " - - Bltc h ment a Jul conuininl something tht!lldo slewlln bu: wculd uivine ptrmnl
of the wb lk ?' r m qucntion mu st nm."'*"'in " °" ''tlden 'm m s m u o anrneumf in mummy1 PUBLIC s.\1.a intimated to call amd get an intac-b¢gnnrcmd m n .why wail until Tucker, :hacked 140 bucheh an *a f Alam :uw copies of 'Tom Sal\rycr"]?m y w a s heaved ontn the citing description Irhith goes ' n h
we arc in dire ghilta through »1T"""'!"' ~"'.°*!?*E'fE_"l.E".'?I. c fsand "Huckleberry HHH-br ""*'+.Z`.¥...Z'¢..hui nnmmh of the <»»=mi r will n l !at nubllc nk if thd| U'° c ollac tion.
A Special Display of{'||,|la and ;;,|¢¢, Nr gud Hn. Hola Ilmnhn aplm;Hun tua l * ""l l tm-I-I li.HOU,Iltmmng lfl¢¢ll»Pvllluvu and lmm ll w w 24 uiay Vmls Illnx hunsn r.Wurlrh, Ilunnimg grulsr.gunu nl lhl illnu Jumvnnv-n ll mn.11..'\¢I1rrr i"01|M f " " " "ilulrl.Amimuma. Hunt wurll.
use §|¢m¢b|»|( ram in TNI!ln!| r A .=A r as i n f IIII H. M. »\n8|nmn, lk!1| work,
i»\»l'l1l1|ngnn »~~==»~»».~»~f...'=°=-~*:e-°='=.~'~ ~ " f ' * . 1 ~ . '4 A . w r - r f *"ee*~'r'*F?f:*
Thanksgiving Millinery
bruk dn-rn? W hy not mile it now!5-==~ wg; ~;;n.¢;:; ?$¢;1|::ck=.»'~;\l ! 'I`\nin._~ J n . ~ ; , , ; ; ,
.:ed.nee.u l u n w n m AGAIN b"F*h'":No v lr.'f'"'§'f'.'1 -_..f'.I n l n u mm. W E B B I:l.1.-:..: ».»\¢.¢l. an the front door
regfniel a f the lata M m Gw r t i l
Hastings un¢a.at South :inn at 1:30 A letter from Mn. Geo.. B. Riku-D in Nmmnber 14. the follmxinz urhofin eomnunr with ltr. Biker. n
an ne l n f u l mg ;with imma mln 1luv »|l;1¥ lm ails* tllfhlll Zh!!! also
9,4 unmn! in Lg Quik pawtli DVM*
hh main 'Inn In mule IM hip ln "1
mil! mf nlnm Ianni, inning m¢»¢_gt anno A.N. rn lktn t h o n n lmu l
mo .Nr.mul H U h e h ilsngan mul
vm. J ima and Hn .&N.Arudnrn m n m# u m fmm Omaha Miulny .
Nu .Annhrlum plum in npl1:~|l \h|\
Wvmlwl mug al :nr vnu' In mu .Ur
amrn.'Php ilelinlhy Prngroulva Vinh
nw!wllh Mn.(T J.Hinlllry ind!
°l¥\uru1ny nflorhnun.Tim tml! Inu!ln ;MH b l |lQla|with Hn .<}»rl»
Him._M1 an-I New liars! lineal, tafwyrs
um llllslnlny :waning fur n shi! xitho ;=s1»n!a¥. luhn ?drlhm¢\»¥imma.
A guaqram urn |iv¢n nl Uni Nr
!| ulh\arlmui lvl.I*|l¢\|\|nflnllunnn
llc zul ncttvllon, ewan umm w. mHumllll¥.laminar,
Bincluir ilrfiuinl Co., Un 5Rmliianrh, Ilona! mark,
if-uh Imrsrh, Hom!mark,
Cnlhmm UU |.'u, Gu,(r u m mmm. lu ml w r t .
|'\ImIlir Refining C0. (lu,Far! ¢4rha¢mh»r. Rumi wnril,
llrnngcr Wrnan. iluI work,
Amd!lhlw., Ihnlrs.
A. N llaiinnl. labor.£11.00on nail!
52.60: w a s
H M
£11.50u m
su m
215.50H114
wma!!
; | u n n a u " . .v -- - . .
: n u
b u t Sunday the Hlalr Independ-
enix won from the W alnut Hi llAthletic Club, of Omaha by a seen
of 10 to 0.
Th e ad a pa rt of th e :' m" va laeoreleu with nolthlr aide in danger.
Blnlfa first toue|uEown 1 l u 5\¢_Rllhmanf\ Garage, he imposed on on:suit of an Omaha nm.'lhi¢h li6; Int week br a e r m - k mm : b y mi n ,
interceptad bl*Howard Allen.'lrholname of Gto. A. Ro alt of Blau:
r ¢. - nmn
isle.ir.a your turn so uns u vw 1 .........._---___believe that ltéhrem holds about the §l§i"»3»."»§L:E»'§"'=1Eiin`E 1:at l""t§§\i§§»='§' ~ éongoleum: 1 dihlaojoaming id Horlda. convey s the ln-
higheat recon! ever.formation that they are not er Or-lando.Florida.831|aaya ln n r t ?
"The weather la beaatiful mol
enough for light 1rrap.Many (Inar-
A very pretty urenlélng occured at untll Nov.ID.wh e n a h n nn f o n im: room table; n chain; 1 Hamiltonthehomeof the officiating clergy -the mu will be held in Bldr.Th'|plano; 1 book c ane; 1 8-burner gan
lmao.Rev.Arthur D, Smalley,onCa| .l\ll Realty C0.oumern of the range; 1 coal range; 1 libtary lable;
§Sllurday evening. November _°:.~1s2a,:buuam¢, and Mn. Rowley all nam 2 dressers; 2 beds; 2 nuureuesz 4nnhenMina Day le Stapleton, ¢| lI.}2l| itll an dllendanu in the rut:aininl roc king chairs and other llttlllnhtlhligrg ln bloom. beautiful shrubs, Pines.BLAIR HAS c nsc x A RTIST
Fred Compton, who works ,for the ter of Hr. md Hn. James 73. Illaplo-éonler.ariicles too numerous to mention.palms, ferns,many kind a.. omnlof this =*'z» became the hdde '0f I 'lertlls--¢l$ll.and grape fuun being picked."
Emu! 'rfiflibliil of Omaha 111 HQ nn; last Saturday kept t]l| }|C A Schmidt Adm.r sf.o f mea of !ewdoa¢ lrren¢l;.1 Th , n 1 ' J & Beane, Auctlnrleen.rand "Ig, sixty ma ylnla through -; City, who, in payment ol nu »-»».1 2'-$f".l§11.¢,' ; mmm Hr s . He le n ~ h o n o r ~ umrn lng rz l e emen Bu s i n e s s u ¢ 8l7;mAL mn n c a s r r
an old for the counlor.turnul in a cheek gi un b y F.C-in. Smaller ;.anl"l have You Truly." imma fer Ilya. Csmthll Holeton,nal LITTLE MISS HAS PARTY
ulnlnummnnafunuun------~|..".wuluo|| . ,g 4||,,lu lho primary hill.llnln mu ll. 1. lllan. |"n||\||. nal n ~:':."2.L.""'..'$.'I..2'..¢ 3... ':..::°°"` sw- --1-ve-'L'-°_::::-*:L";'°r3:3: _ em ..~f1~z.'.as Velvet and Satin ir nere au WUI!1 a c o m b i n a -
Th#ll.H A will mu !Fsklny
nigh; M Hu hail and ill!!! viii be
nqrnlnl nmtnnvinlnmaml an al!n u n
he n an emu! tu I n p nn nl.ills Kuna ll-alhrhnsm Ria lhltll
f m n aelmcl dame ilrmelny on nhl
liunohnl the furrow!ul k u n u m!
srurllm.hb k llllli lh P \85 1|in q n m r z u m i n d with
h l l o i u i m ._,
m u 2|funn Hal
U!! snplwi Nil!!! Pipit! win' yivrrnuThe nun vgho was caring fur Mr.Jnnpvmn ai thu home nf hh dnuuh
ivf,Mn .!'.('§'»l»|»|m,i d !nnMumhapmania;for Omaha.ills
wm!h!m1 is mag much lmurund.
Mn. J nlm Lovin af fnmonl. vlnllsd mr mlthar, Hn. Hath Posloruln
mu l lu wlly .llr .ami i lu .B. J Nam fdo imlMa u n a in Hgh ; lui I u né n y .
n 11.| . i n fi ll. lur p un .: L uIulwfiuCarlson, lhlrsl Prlsun
h .s U35ldlmun 011 Cn., UU,L3011. +; Ctlmmlnlu, Un,m l
hmlnrg ihlvr., !'. H. Aunf,2_|5'Kvnnnni lhlw.Co..Ro n in .. ml
fr m: K n miu n , mm.m o i
GM. lhnkinl. (hm A npaln,8.35
F r a n k N u n . m u .lo o mNlbr. Cult. i Rh. Cu., Hdsl-i
of Shapes and Colors.
MRS. T. C The Milliner Alana! nl ehnmh:"::.:;' .:':.:"'""""i»T55|u.`§Tii...".\. m m W n m ~ ll In mfs to any Uni.tha Council Rooms.Bu your schml NPP5" a t Thr e very y a unsur in :ha :lun wi ll rl- Doc . I 0--ll. E. Iullenbuau lt th!1tn tlr p r lh d i k e .member um as 5 nd inter du-church hu-Quant.
mirtng up uw!rum.pln ng u u m ggqq.home in Blair.
mm bslutlfu l u ri ll latin to m. m~
u f n t h a n aenrl.The E n te r p r i s e lu mn m Br ia nt!
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