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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
She vu: marnou J uan zu, nwulnuul \\\l|!¢l\||.|I»n\ vaHu.....,.-.. |""""v _,.. ,to J. R. Cnntlin of Dodge Counhslil 1110 referee of the contest. Then | known to bo infected duringthe
.".-__ inn:»!........ 1.-. nuns Hman A s k f o r " B L U E R I B B O N ~Inltb lr. and Hn.. R. H. Iverson.wg baby ehleh.brother, Delmar McDonald at Pa-
_H} " " "1`§1».`i§'§ ""v'{=?" " " w i u =mu c aan and family , and hu
Gladys Bakerof Bin enumcamo Frldafor a vid: with hor
Virfxnia lletzler spent Tuesday 'pilllon.with llra. Fred Raylin. .John Ammon spent Satn e wu' K - m e1°
»rs.'l'ya¢r.\.|Mu .llamaretIverson,Cara.mday rdgbl. andSqnday at the1-;2 Qzlr . J a me s I di ot " g m" Om! -h l h a tSaturday totwith
r o a m .
¥rl."8lll\ Btoela ll oonflned tohor homo Irith the mumps then
dew-
like Stan Iverson assisted hor
lill.er~ln-lair. llra. R. il. Iverson
Penn and Wall spent llonday eve-homeofheraon,ver tan.ning at the FI"l\. Ray home.iamlly in Blair.
4Mn. J. 8. Lonely bought 620Hr. andlin. Feed Lon(and
little ducks inBlair last. Fddayf\l|i1ly were Bup dinner guests
and is :along them with a brood- _at the parental, J. J.Long homoor.1ln Blair.They nmindal Mrs. J. J.
Long thattheyha.dn'tforgotten
her birth anniversary of .April lst.~ 3§.N§.......,,Min Myrtle McDonald mill! up
llr. andHn. Arthur HansenspentSunday afternoonat the
Peter Jansenhome and later lnthe day drove to Blair to vlalt Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Wul!.Eleanor Peterson has been mick
andhal been compelled to mile
school.FredH a l e nwasa c aller at
A. J. Fowler! Friday.
Chauncey Wright, David BaileyandLorenand EdgarMasters
spent Sunday afternoon at the IJ.
R. l'o1nrler home.
and Yor a numberof year: uae;residedon the farm.Labor thefarm was disposed of and in 1900
they moved to Blair.Two years
later tho .husbandwas stricken.He hadbeen appointedby the
governor as gdelcglle to a fann-lers' congress vrhieh was held in
Macon, Georgia.Having been a
Civil W arsoldier becombinenbusiness and plemure and visited
anumberoftheoldfamiliarscenes of the south..While at Val-ldoatn,Floridaasthe delegates
women are vuly lllnlluug elewaaan I ;~ua auw.H....... ..... ...-.-- _.lnthepost.e'uc a eotlah1e han3 'pes tha\ be~'**looms astsbliahed over ao great an
Indianapolis,I n d . - Atripto
Pariz for the National conventionof the American Legion Auxiliary
will be awarded to the Auxiliary
member who obtainsthe largest
number of new membera this year.
Members of the Auxiliary in anypart o! the country will be eligible .
area and not spread over all ad-}oln1ng territory in which condi-
tionswerefavonhletoward ex-
istence.No nonnaYharriers exist
to prevent the spread of the borerloverthe entire com belt.The
moth is capable of firing at least
20mileaandwltha¢oo¢lwind'I.o
cait canrobablseveralto compete for the prlse.,r wPJ' 8°The award will include :soo fortlmee um dlstsnoe.Other moth!
railroad and alaeamahip fares, hotelsnnilarto thecorn borerare
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Wuhlnftun Cmnt).
DANA A-CAPELLA
CllolR TOUR
Cullen Qadr of Thirty-Six Vdrn
0h Annosl Trip Thru!! Ne-
bmh, Soulh nmu. hllnléwle
and Iowa.
.CHOIR WILL MAKE 19 smrs
Prof. w. B. Nlebsl ln amre On
Trip.lllnenry of 'rl-ln Glren.
Allu Penound of \he Chir-
The Dena Colhr A-ClP°llaChoirle!! the college al noon.Slturdey, Avril 9 lor lu unnrulSour,Thil vu rally Lhe wmln-utlon of many months of lnunslve
prucdee on Lhe pert ul the mem-bers ol the orxunludon.The
1-.boir thls yur consllts of 86 mem-bers. a slightly lsrger :Nw um
the one ul lm yesr.ll. vlll take
1 7 d u r for lt zo complete itsschedule Lhrwzh the lub of Ne~
brush, Seulh Dakota. llllnnemou
hureh ui ermme.
SHOWER FOR B¥lDE~'l'0-BE I
: u w m l m Mueller.yeunmz
daughter ul Mrs, J . Mueller of
this dry,was the reclplent ofmany lovely gifts at | rnlscellun-
eau; shower given ner st the home
of Ma n u ~u m N a m i
Ireland lui ldondll' evenlng.
'rhm 'me shout runny lnvaml
guests.After enterulnmerxt mbing the oeculon refreshments were
mved und the gout: deserted.
livin: Helen their bex! vvlshes.She is me he married semrday
e\omn|April ra ul the Congre-
puenu church or um dw. w Hr.
Elmer Fahrenkrogh of lA7Kll\| rs.
lu v A F Nmll, pu ter e r th e
Lol'l'£RY GAME
0N (IARPEI
Ch lq e l An i m Ele ve n Mm Ar e
Filed By Fe ds !!Allllh dllu .
s e w n m m m :Newspaper
Men Lrstlulld in au Llsl.
COMPl`0N RECEIVES
RECOGNITloN
Washington Caunry Farmer B e e r
nlkd By 1-Suecaafq I-`sn||n|"'
W h i c h ll A | | o n | L u a u n m
.luurqsls el the Num.
ms METHOD W AS EIPLAINBD
"ce" 'mme lp -nu rw emi
lon" I: Cupllen of Artltk. Wuh-
cu 'rurulns me Dairy I-`\ru\£ul»
The Hu s h "Su¢eunf\\l Ferm-
lng",one o( the lending f u mjournal: ol Lhe m u o n w l d n g
over n mllllon clreulatlou. con-
tained over u P\¢° write-up ofJohn Cumplorfu lsrrn nonh of
Blllr, md )\l| nrethode ol uffy '
lnx on dairy activities.Kr. Compton vnu for some Llme
o cattle feeder nod dld u xenon!
{armln¢ bueineu but by u :lourludy el eondluoos c ame to the
eonclwen that dslry furlinhtres
,».»»-»....l Br\8EBA|..|, SBASUX on-:Ns
.¢»..l Nu: Sundly- /wer rv, h-ul. opening game er mlm '|seuon 1" ms num vn-' ~ x= y ww a n d L h e mmll °
inns have been ln union for
*some week;The f ln t 'guruevlllbudue dbnween
mm md Sthu y ler the
Blnlr dhmond. Nexr Sumlsy.
.»»»¢...-.'enum mu
numu HUTES
Gull ul Tva ty Niu e C lru Yldd
m u o n Needy llemulmd'
Every Com Klint ln W uhlnp
we Ceuly agnue
c o w s s n o w A n l c u 'rBs'r
Appllullou umm lor ankle! lnun un-sen corn yield eentut in
Wudlngunr musty will be sent
m m n e k ro lu men who hnvvalznlfkdahah dedre Lo enter.
?Gol.I'ERS ENJOY`
BIG FEED
Golf Me nbm mn G¢¢~ n»¢ .| m
Dlnrrer ll the Cllftuu lilnd on
Lu a Fr id a 1-Lvenlnx ul Sk~
rhlrry o'¢1¢\=.
TWO n m z c r o n s E|_E_f y;|)
P h u Dlstuaeed Per lhe Yelr':
Pleuun.A Membership Drive
1| To Be Srued lu Nur Furure.
A nwdly number or nu enthra-
luts gathered sr the hotel Cllfranl u !Fridly evening ln :newer ro
the all of the chief w enloy A
me p':.lo¢lr vllmnr md 'ta h y
plum for the future metlons uf the
dubAll were In flue fmle and en-xma the npm ms the gette-gether spirit end the outlook forw n r u m n e r m a a u m rtloually brim..Henry Jensen vvu e le n e d u
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EN'l"E RTAlNS AT c no s
Velma Feel Gollehon demon-
NEBRASKA FEEDERS
nlratal w her r u m -m m . m l I N ~
vm: an srlln at entertaining when
on me Frldly evvnlrll she enter-ulned I nrmber at her home at |>,,,f , , . g n d k i A w d n g g A
cards.Thule greseat ln loud lnl
lhe lr p rs ir es e r un lumen ml'the guests ohvfd 11|l.h u seat tho!
showed plslnly the! eeeh one vvul
our after lhe prlxe.'ne runlexshoved ul. the close dntHrs J oh:
Burrlwn und lr . Ve r n Bunell
were Ure first wlnnen md llr .Clnreneu KID! and Mn. Vern Ru:-
sell were wlnnen uf the ouasol-
etlon priser.Delmy refreshmentswere lerved by the hollus.
vnu. now £06
CIDLERA MEETING
Me ¢lu|m u Be Held Xl the
Ca u lly c a n Hou s e o r - BU!
On Tu lda y , A ri! Hill A l SM
0'du¢k'P. sr.
A u z n m c o r r u r o r m m c r r
a e = m | r : m r ¢ » ¢ m A r r k s 1 -
lur \| C4 | lh nu nP ri d~| y , Ne xt
W ¢ & . A n d lz : .
' r o o | > x N w r r n . \ o o N ' r m ' r
m¢ m u s ¢ P r o l n n l | A r r m ¢ ¢ = |
far Eu¢ lr ¢Dly .0 | o F u l l| § ¥
O f h l n l s d n h u u l h g t h
u v e s m u u .
Amn ao ee znszanuy musbry
hn nk ullr ee on d slar su eh evln sn u n c u d r r z u r x r u n m e n -
n m c mx¢F » a m ' a y w \ u
me - ¢ \ a ¢ A ¢ r l = u r ¢ w » u » ¢ » .
Llne oln, on F r1d| y ,Ap d22, lo-
wd u u > x> n 1 . s : . | n f e J . a n u »lkh.He d mv:mls m a n n
fr u ml- h e f ld e - | pl\ ld ln \ ¢ n l¢ ( l
L h e u l u i u g v h le h h b l h g ma d -t n t e d l u u l l p e r u e l d l l h h .
"E v\ ah u lvvu r .h ¢r de d d~ no t
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ilth numb; must lu! Friday md
Banu-day.lil Pull lvenan sho
hlwd on hhiiy.Ddll Ndllu and Huis Koenig
went Bnudu alhmoau with FI°|-
H n .' I l l l ld d - ~' T m" » ; ; ;" ; , ;at fha James Thombnn homeforoed eo pnuent the shipment of
zhatedal whichis thought might
clrnr the corn bomr hmm nnnxr-ance and Eleanor Dixon1 | u mm e n u u m a m u ' n u l l u l r~ ' m s A n v n z c -" ' r r "b u l b I l l i l ! ¢ " | | ¥ ' | | ¥ " f l l l l d [ I I" ' " i ' E . E I E I I I D P B A H H i l l ! ~ - 0 n l . - . _ . . ! ' . " " . . . . ¢ | . . . . . . » | .dmrhur. Vlninh 'ian Sandi? in Omlhl.dinner gulta oflr. a ndHrs.
Norman WarlockPhd Glnll of &lho\|" vm help
Oscar lathels vlt-h his farm work
on annum. a u o m n u us a n n a s rutils to South OmahaTuesday
n u m.,
lr. and Irs. lorrlg Christan-arn, ol! near Berman. upent 'Puss-
day afternoon with Kr. and Mrs.
a. l. le a no n .llr. Iversonrs
dill suffering with sclatle rheuma-
ti m.'l mMm- Hu r d u m. vm a b !
tendstan statsUulvendtyatUnoolnspent from Friday until
'rms-uv 'lib boma f9"°-
lrs. Jan Vaughn and Ethel arehavlag a'|legs nm. the mumps.
~<llra.Goo. Hain anddauahter.VlrdnlaspentfromThurvday
until Saturday with bar parents,
lr. and ln. C. H. Gahrlnger.Those from the Bono school who
will tah the eighth grs.le exam-I
hnliona at Blair today, Thursdayand Wider. ara: Kaxlne lathois.
and and Abraham W arrick, un-
d n dIverson. Edna llae"l'ueker,
Hlaahltn Grimm, Florence Dixon.|andGlen Coulter.'Hia Kindred;
pupils are: Eros Vaughn and tba'
two Bailey children .~|
lllaa Cameron went to her homel,ln South Omaha for tha weekusnd u
Hhs lawwas unable toso tvhur
home iwnhwast ofBlair so re-
malnld in we-u
urn mamma lverson and nm.ily ml lr. and llra. T. K. Iver-
oonandtwodaughlarswere
FrancesMullin was home from!
school at Blair a hw .lays the lat-
ter part of last week.
Mn. on -rhsnpnm enjoyed othu!! visit from har brother, Lll-
humlllanhnbeckler elSterling,
Colo., a couple of days last week.l r .Blankenbecklercame - with
some mu. in hm lhlowi-
Kr. and Mrs Leo: Hlndley wereguests of relative: ln Klllngton on
Sunday.
Mn . lh r yn a n - y o n s m n lwith rheomatlam for weversl days
at the nomo of her daughter, Mrs.
James Thornpsnn.llr. and Hrs. | |m¢| uulun al-
temled the funeral of Urs. Ca:\Lll:|
ln Blair mc Sundu-
Bernard Thompson, who attenrls
school in Blair, la confined to hh
home vlth |\ had case of mumps.Mr.and llrs.Glen lumsnua of
near Henna.-| spent Sunday after-noon ll the homo_ of Mrs. wut
McDonald.
Kr.an d ln . De i s mFowler
were business callers ot Che John
Arunaon and Fwd Long homes onsundry :
The members of the Mccanhy
Progreaaln Club met at the home
M lg. wul Thompson last Tours-day afternoon.There were onlyueverfnmnbers pment.'nie hen-
andI
au.Blairunu ru... ue-..,. ...ms-.spent saturdaynight and
Sunday with Mr. and Mn Chris
Hina.
Mr. and Mrnillolland Richter
family spent Sunday al. theGanknhomsin Ornnha.
MANEY NOTES
lr. an-1 Mrs. .larry Foley auto-
ed to Benson Pnoy to vm: with
relatives.Herbert Koenig of Omaha, spent
the ink-end -nur home mnEdward Fowler of Douglas, Wy-
oming returned to Fred luterson Sunday where be will remain
for some time.lr . I n dMrs. W illiamKoenig
andlr . an dMrs. Andrew "| \.
zen and 1-only spent sunny at
(as wut Voss home.HarryJihad and Delbert Fow-
ler spent Friday afternoon at the
Fred Masters home.l r . u mMn. Ben Vosa opent
Sunday ,with lfr. and Mrs. Louie
Voll.Clnua Schneider la going to haul
u mfor Jack ouxnmSunday
evening.Bill Koenig helped James len-
scn saw wood o|\e day last mr.Otto Voss shelled com for Paul
I L L
ess had #room-Ian intereetln;lK°¢'\|K Tuesday.
gveallng contest,of whuhan-nlMr.andMrs.I-'re-IM u l e "
Carl lllndloy wasun winner of-punone eveningu n m e k a t
(lm prlu and Mm hon lllndleythe P- M- Wilcox home.
reoelveuttweonaolatlon.Ru lmh - IAwwella-y\=o°|lh°\~erwasments were served by Mrs. Cadheld at the Andrew Msuen home
.,,,.,.,mo n - meattendedu..'nnn|| ¢y and mn me bong.nelmon-ny evening in honor or ur.
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Carson and amy Petersen vn-lled with lax and Willie Wrlgg
Saturday nrglu.Hex wr-lg; mln.; -sur ur. andMrs, John Ehkrs last Saturday
aftemoon.~
Henry and Carrrn Paenen vu-lted at the Girls Wrioh home on
'l'ms.lay evening..
Young folh, you better all get
your tin cans rwiy aa there are
to be two vredullnga in the near
future, r T YElsie, laura and Ernelle Wrlgg,
AnnaRohw\r of Gretnd, Nebr.,
illtl Mull Whse of Papllllon werevisitors at the Fred Petersen homeSunday afternoon.`
Wm.Petersenof Washington,
was visiting home folks Sunday.
Cari!!!andHenryPetersenhauled milk for Chu.Batesto
llennlngton Sunday morning._
MRS. L u c mma AL IC ECANTLIN
Mrs. Lucretia Alice Canllin died
at the home of her daughter, Mn.
Edna J. Noble of this dry. Mardi31 at 9 px zo. following an illness
of but short duration.Shehad
been lnfslllnx health 1somemonths but onlyfor a 3... days
foued so mn her bed beforel-er auth.`
mrs"-.|, Lucretiu Aliee Lippln=colt.woeborninWashington
an active member in both the W.|
IL C. and the Rebekah onlers.
The funeral service were held
on Sunday afternoon at the Epis-
onpalC.ll\|lTll with Rev. Hcring of-lliclating and interment WIS made
in the Blair cemetary.
Deceased leaves thru hrothen,
lx c_ andJ ames u pp lmttof
lllalr and Wm. of rm Cloud. and
one sister, Mrs. S. a mmm ofBancroft. andofher irnrnediate
family: J. H. Cantlln of Alliance.Geo . w. o f S t. mms urg , Fla.
Chas.E. of Rawlins, Wyo., R.|;_'o f ow n - ,u m , I Ltr of North
Platte,EllaMaudeCtntllnof
Bwne. rowsand Ir s.Edna J.
Noble of Blair, who mourn for her,ans who will always remember her
'and hold that memory in the hillt-
eat esteem.'AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY NUTE5
indianapolis, Ind-Hn. William
|l-l._Biater. Jr., chairman of the na-tiow membership committee has
'offered a mllver cup to the depart-lment of the American lnglon Aux
iliary which has the largest mem-
benhlp.The cup will be awarded'aztheN a o m iConventionln
Paris.
The col-ten for the cup will li*
open to .rl departments, regardless
of alxe.|Luz year lows, wsu. 22.944 had
nthe largest ruembership.Pennayl-
lmx. was mon; nm- 21,258 and
(Cedar County Non).
The European corn bore: is themost destrunirec a npu t th a t
has mr appeared in the united
States, and it now well establish-ed in an area of more than 100,-
W0 square miles in North Amer-
ica.He has traveled aa fur nn-
nrd aa indiana and it ia repon-
ed that one specimen was foundrecentlytnthe state or llliuoio.
Iuqra neishbor to the outThis
me does not mean. however, thatserioxu damage will ocmr ln lll-
lnols immediately.-Yodrinx fromtheexperience of theOhlo and
hllclilgunfarmers.fiveorour
yan or more may elapse after
the borer has become establishedbefore any material damage from
it will :o wnHowever, to mia
this peat the farmers from Illinois
are laying plans for combating the
corn borer hefons it does bewmethoroughly established.While it
will not Mo mvina in vnu plac e
mu a tremendoushandlao on
the crop. ,and it should therefore,be a matter ofvital lnlareet to
new farmer, not only in lllinoll
and tho east, to learn in advance
how the horer lives an.l how to
live with the boxer.The purposeof this serles of articles il K0 give
the latest information concerning
thespread of the borer and toouggest measures for combating it
beforelt appears in ony part of
the slate..
.Duringm ethecomborer
spreun nt une -duct, nu. we nm.;cannot be stopped hy quarantine.
'l'helreoleat loaeeahave oc-
curredLn the southempart ofCanada. inIhr e:and Kent coun-
ties, Ontario.la an area about
l2.W0 square miles ln mn countythecom crop of 1926uuffered
losses of 50 to mp per cent ln allfields.Pf mi wr y as se ve n ln -
lurv occurred in 1925 in the small-
er aeetloua and the result has beenabout a 90 per cent reduction of
cornacreage in thatterritory.
Losses from theborerhave notbeen serious ln every area infested.
Damage in the urea ln the regionsin New York lisa not ben severe.
Damage dom to area around St.
Thornax, (lntarlo which harbeeninf ested fo r \ 2 xo is y u r. hu
not been sogreatsa ln Essex and
Kent eountlu which have been ln-frms for only half that t-lute.I n
the area in Ohio, first known ln
he infested in mr, real commer-rlal damage didnot oorur until
1926. sn-I thenonly ln nn area
bordering lake Erk.
"When two peopk like the same
thins their married life la bound
to oe ruppy," um-1 are ro-nantle
girl.
"Well, you and George ought tobe h=|>|>v.'remarked our friend.
who had wantal George but dld:'t
get him."l know y oulovehim,
ond l noticehe in very fondof
himself."
AainTheEnterprisesnugolay. "A Womanlaaa wedding", .tin-xr meeting wmbe mm witl\'and Mn. charm xtmm.'my wunty.indians lnlass.no in nu-so was aura.spread very rapidly over a urge mulch
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Flowers are theS P G R TH A T SF O RE A S T E RGloves in all theg
§,Trimming KeynoteL e a d e r s l u p 1 n A u t h e n h c S t yl e sWanted Shades§
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5u s e d s o l i d o r c o m b i n e dw i t hC r e p e o r N o v e l t y S i l k s . .C u r v e db r i m s , r i b b o n s a n do r n a m e n t si nc o n -2
~junction with flowers for these attractive Hats.`Also a lovely line of Tailored Straws and Cro-E
~' l illed`bdddhchet Brands.Novelty Straws rn large assortment; slig tly robums, droprims anos apes
in becoming offects.All leading colors.'
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'bro men are already ~lother director.
71~h"§"S'€`§.§I...Zi`°E'E`h"S"¢h°f= !°]_|of_!1e!r home "°"'? ~
; " " " " " 2 " " " ; 5 ; 'Ilhl 4-»~»--= un-
with the profit from botwm
ymud Ln mu cms Valley . Plplo
and lliuouxi rivlr ulley ,Th !follo wi ng lu me n u s d~
xudy in the onulesu Geo. 0hr¢.
.vm Ho o h. c ms . Hi m,w m a
Smith,C h u I e h n n l .H w v
Lnn nu n.G n u L l l l .Ch u.
mu wr , ' mo u ld male l rapidgrvinh.Mr. Ckrk Strlc klztt hu
b u n e m p lo y e d a n u w . mme
in sbnpe und Cluk known how it
wma bs dam.I
' " " ' "" " " " " ' " " ' " ' " "" " f u m lnamry .und uuou h A u,"" C o m mx m m ; - c h i n
mm Bu r uu ,will Mn : w 1 -h l| _ ;b lz .l: f or umm- ' A. D. W » b-munlng I sgnah r wmpslent lo er, mimi! hulhnlry ¢| ,¢;»qlgn1.
ldvixe the lumen nl the ¢W h¢1 '1Co¢tan\»d m e n u ln U nu w t h e b e | 1 m a | \ 1 n | b y w h k _ h 3 \ " §, " P r u l . J . L . lA d | ,the ueeuivs lo a m which lu n ' l a x | |l&un\ll¥r1"il\ 'll¢d-
'S A M E ;oeeunud nmong n|'L'm m y 1 » ' a = .'
~Ima ! nf fc dlnh nn vmto d.I t l l !"llnd n m u v.a n y l u k s t i n z '
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xouruzmspec uonmxsauy uw.Luncheon.
A 'lord of vraloc mmbenn Bul-~"' `" um ""'to un ul: aim attend this lf°¢¢°'nol1.
» a w i r . u ¢ m z m l u m '*'l'l "A F¥ .i n¢ atth | Fo llhl," a. gd -
Chrhtlm churc hes of It il feared that 111| sridupnad culturll oollep ltudanil.In Greek md Lsiin pzenlenon of chohn dado; u==| ,.t:!"=== .Y°:'= ~ Se! ln Haart,"
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Plainview, Nebr.
Laurel, Nebr.
Beresford, So. Drk.
Evan, Minn.Sleep y Em mm.
Minneapolis,Minn.Albert Lea, llllno.
Spencer, Iowa.
Graettinger, Ia.f|~°>'l1» Ia.
Harlan. la.
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c hargaThe complaint; grew out of oItage ara whic h Sanders pmum
on the lioatettler circuit in which,
with the aid of a boy, he drewnumbers and dlatrlbuted priaea to
the holders of the luc ky tlc ketl,
the complaints allege.It is further c harged that the
alleged lottery was mentioned in
newspaper advertisements of the,act and that the newspaper: in-
volved, in violation of federad lawslcarriedmention of the lottery
They aetxled at Tekamah.She
was married Haleh 3,1878 zoEdwin L. Bncklin, at West Point,
Neh.Mr. Rocklin. in an any day,
drove the stage line between Da-
catur and Tekam-th.
She ia aorvived' by five children,
the husband and three childrenhaving preceded her in death.
Thu-e aur\'iYi:||'are Inalie
Bucklin and Mra. Choa. Byrne of
Blair, Leon Bucklin of Santa Ban
ban., Calif., Mrs. C. w. Turner ofCrofton, Neb. and Hn. G. B. Fur-
guraon of Decatur,Heb.There
mm just heir far they could go §"'=;1'» """~;,",," "";.".."~Itowardmk i n s their individual,
work olgmp more convenient How- :
ever, Hin Smith supplied each;
home maker with a score card st
the beginning of the project thus
acodng the arrangement of thehoulekeepefa work ahop according
to equipment, light and arrange-ment which was compared with a
acorlng made at a later date, after
receiving inrtmctlona.The .Achlewement Pro ram waszrrnnged largely by Mn. Jarneal
gqlirl, our county chairman. Each i
cha ,"P:ucl1 ,Paaqua ,Paacua ,"Pangaea", etc.,from the Caldoe
word, -=p,,¢h.~, the equivalnet of
the Hebrew "Peaach".The "De-stro y in g luge lw' re n i n meld
by the laat name in "puaing over"
the laouaeholda of the Hebrews
:lien he unote the Egyptians,aadisclosed in the twelfth chapter of
Exodua.This year Easter dll fall on
April l?.The way by which Eas-ter is determined ia that of the
first Sunday after the pnchal full
moon--the foirrteenth day of the
wave or prevalence, so eharacteria- .
llc of the dlaeaaea.lt la wall that
J lfllm grower:heed ehatenr,earning laat1e.ara experience may
have given. Therefore, attendanceattherneetlngtoh-ahaldatBla£r
on April 19th. Ia urged by thoaa
arranging this aerlea of meeting:lin Nebraaka.Be peepaml to en-
ter into a discussion by present-
ing your queatlona to the apeaker.
a - - --
surrzans STROKE
OF PARALYSIS
Dining, Chicago.
"Tha Lire Shock and llaat Ble-
oatlon," J. E. Poole, Chicago LiveStock exchange.
"' l' a n Y e a z a i n th o E xp a r i mln tal Feed Lrt," Prof. H. J. Gramlhh.
air. an d Bra. J ena L. mum
entextalbed at a al: o'cloo.k dinner
last Thursday evening, two of the
former Gardner school teacher!who had made lhdr homo with tl!!
Petersena while teaching at the§A vefy large stock of Childrens and Misses Hats i
mmll crowns.You sure can find what you .need in
n Straws, Silks and combination large and
l i ! - H nn n n n l n a ~ s n r ]~
ANNIE LOUISE Llaausx I " ' : : ' " e = * ' ~Mu. Wm. Wilson,an sm,is lachnol. Mines Lorrdne Seltl md
wll l \ l » A \ - 9t l \ | \ J t l l \ | \ J4 a n 5 | Q - rUr a nu sa c u r asa 1 - 1 a n I i nI :_ __. . . . -. .__ . . - _ » . . . . . _ .._ _ . . .- z u_. . .- . _-__ _ . . _ _. . _ _ ._- u: u n;q u -- u p. _ .Exceptional variety ofv§
-ff *s§
S m a r tN e w S t y l e s i nC O A T S /v~ k§
.1' é§o th i n bl a c k, na v y a nd c o lo r s .As s o rte d s i ze sF ~ ~§
/""".. .jig~.|...fi§
SMART NEW STYLES
~amz" :iii ".?;§i'J°.L""."'X.i1 mn som norm[he Very Latest In D es esGeorgette Frocks in dressy effect;sPriced from~
$ | 2 o ot o$ 2 5 0 0e a c h|B
r ~1 t h e s ~d " " " "; r u n a l n n \ u u u | |l ` 1` = §§L. = ' i ' ¢ nnd w r h e r g t b r o t h t r ,» f f . 2 =A L M O S T 1 | \ | p A 5 S A B | _ E ;1 = r > S 1 1 = H f ~ " 1 ' S u a l o l c s
L i n d e n s t i l l n e a i d u .E F r i e n d s o f M r a n d M r s .K T
T h r t h bf o r t y e I n a n d : , ; ", ; , ; , , ' ; ' ; f l c ¢ n P u l l e d T h r o u g h : m m W i l h C h r { s t e n s e n o f F l o r e n c t ,H e b .w i n
! ° ' = ' 1 P m !u m n - @ : h § r a n d l i l l e r T r a c t o r s .G r a v e l l l l l H i g h w a y A " ' °i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e ¥ ° ° "n e w :
l l h n i f }| I J \ n n | | A »\ | ¢ l \ | . f l \ I n |
. - ¢ - _ - -- --- - - - - - -1 || | |V E R Y m o m s * ; ~ ; ; ' 1 , g i `P ' * = ' m ~ ' " ¥ * ' * " f ° * 1 0 0 1 ;A F T E R s c u u o l .» » w » ¢H v S g ~ 0 1 ; § § # > ; g w c
I T R A N S F E R S n o w
c i f n r a m o f t h e c m -H u e S p u n l w , \ L x 1 : T ' n a m a n ' f f 'f é y d f " ""
M u c h T i m e i n P r e p u a t i o n , . , . §s m r r s n m o n c o u w r a r S c h o o l T r l n l l e r s M u !B ,R e -;g = g _ __= L E ~ u _ _g a ;
i a ve d f o r l n l l m b e r o f y e a n o n t h e M i n d s Q u m u g .R o a d S l l o u l d % '" " ; i " " " °" " , ; ; ; " ° ' , * ' " ° '" " " " `E u t e r l i d e P r u g n m a M o r n i n gC h Lensew so a r o ve r e d
fhl¥1L I ll ; \ l nu ¢ R l fun r n | | \ ¢ l l n r n l l n n Q.5 9 n .- _ . l D - _ - I- n D n l a n L u |n | . n | l I :sawed 1:uh Year to he Eifeclire. i 3 .Q .z 9.New I|IheTime!.olA\\\>kAfl¢°rH§fl;_Q Q 3 Q 3'They moved to Binh' about 5159.5Iv .lvttil |: " '1"`2F' ner f'"'°Ff lihll Fw l{==|IIn the -Newest Colors and Styles
Large md Medium Size: 38 to 18 extra length:
m u Il I t I0 |q no lo\l7 1 5 1 9 2 0 2 1 2 2 2 5
This Mltttr.A new line of
'rn wht n\-mes I have a lame assortment ii: all colors andSPORT COATS
ust ar;'ived at abig cut in price
§f§=E`."i'H`é§3 Eiiesaae hive just srrlved and 1 will be
pleased to show them to you.Over 150 of these dresses
are now on display also s. nice line of wash sllks.
I E ,E
Colton Sheer Fabrics and Linen for summer wear
See lhzsz Dresses now while the sins are complete
Also Childrens' and Misses Dresses in Silks and Sheer Wash Goods
1._UI n m a f w c h u r c h e l b o t h I m u m - l n " * l u i w i l i e r i n on
1
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attend the nlmnr school _provided Apr il 14 -Hum contest in mt h
they secure tranafen from the school.
fmmw ¢uuerin1.endenI.'n office.1....:| \r".mnw ilmvllinr Pnwhmi
A rnnm:r "r1n\:h | in;¢r:.f;\eninx nioznm will be CLARENCE 5||NERSee them before you buy.§ZE'.iZ§T°`},L'{§=".§"f.¥¥"1i.,'l"§.3§?~,°"f§~f" -a. mad um. i n 5 . 'minu. qw-I "',,1;... wilh ~p&i¢z 'mm which
The fu-:eral aervic-es were held ilty.I In l u t week"Enterprise,an wil be given 'JY high class talent
Wedm hy afternoon at 2 o'clo¢k No one is to blamufor ti\ceoE:error wasmade ln the nrticle re Weil 'Qrth hearing.
from the Trinity Luthem church dition.Th? "ini "u n. way 1 grarxiing the shootmg scrape ln |.mm Rev.W¢ming Ufficiating and '"""' '° '*"}""=' n n I :>\1'»fn 0- 1 Cal1oun.Three Zim:from other m : n o m a r H a m a s a n n a
cation Could in an mused *°ar1u:les n some unaccountsble -interment was made in the Blair!... ....__ , .__...-.\nf . '. ._
Chu c o Miner,n w !fifteen " r "n .Pu ils who are alrend trans-g°="»three : ° " " : :uT2"h£.'3i'}ferrai will receive blanks ¥.-.... the
h;=f' ;_mu gk. id Mr s. "ob en county supednlendenvs office andMiner of 'cbrulu City an Sat-iuwn should h°.ml'd out and 're-
'._ .. ....__ 'lurne.l if the nnvileim of transfer
d 1 | l l l l s q - v v u u s ;u y u u n . .1 v " - ' - -A p r i l 1 6 - A r l i n g t o n T u c k H e a t .
April 1?-Eastnr.April l?--Biair va. Schuyler hue-
Imll guna at Blair.Anti] 21--M. E. church dinner in§MRS. T.C.HILTQN,THE MILLINER
~,,;'\ gviméi §5#E\:|a ~uumulmIlluaulmm|\\mmuuuu|\1luumnmn\\\\\\\\\\u\m|munnnmmnmmlnluummm|nnm\mmmnu||u\|||||iu|1|1Inu|1unnmmlmllumummumImmunluluimlumalnumumunmummnnmnalum|||n|||m|n|m|||||||um
cemetery.
THE w.E.\rH£n
hu continued cloudy 'rrllh coneid»
pnrauel use nuronn zracn as num.:be much oasler 1.0 handle.Thin is at pruent the worst
strip of road leading into Blair
according to reports and the onlySince the last Issue the wenther5inherent relief will be e little mn-
erable preeipilllion.Flnnen bo-Shine and dry weather .toming impatient and are unable:l
to get any field work done.I Renal it right in The Enterprise.
way got into the story which were |At about noon Init Sunday.
not intended to he there.Thesg lines wen: "hold nt the
August Matson home","and hu
been eompelllfld to mins" "nnd Mr.
and Mn. Will Koenig went".All
three linen are together :nd n!\uuldnothav; been included in the
story.
Henry Christensen, while crossingthoatrootnearthehoipilal,
slipped and fell, breaking his left
knee cap in four places.Thewounded member is very pninfut
and suffering in intense and itwillsome time before he will
be able to be out.
urwllv. April 9th and me my 'ls 'bmught to Blair for interment.
The funeral |enlces condurtld
by Rev. Underwood 1|.el¢ held on
'l1.|em1ay afternoon nt two o'clockandinterment was made on the
Blair cemotlhf.
Read The Enterprise for news.
u .mm-.|.L'nlesl un transfer :-
renewed according to law lt ll
automatically oancellmi.
'Dndinnrily the school uxes go
to the district in which the childlives but in one of tranefnr lt pea
tn the district to which thetram-
fer ls made._
evening.April 21--Wuh. Co. 8.3. eonron-tion nt Congmzation churoh nt
Blair.All day leilion.Aprll 22-D.AZ.R.meets .witll
Mrs. Chu. Famhnm.April 23-Cnholic dinner at coun-
cil rooms.
, _.,_.._____ _, .',-.»........¢.,.1 -."w o -./ ~ ` \-"
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Pq|'Hl|¢Blair. Ntbnlb. April 14, 1927 -'rmn nrrnrrusn-Rik. Nebnih. .Am"Il 14. 1927s u b _1 \U § B B I §
n. c. izwx
Ass'rs.Acron
Inmruna-RenuhOffice in newHum!Thutn Bldt.
BLAIR mr AND - rms c o.
Am n p , s u . O u u i u . S a l
C d m m f ' n m n d1»£-.`s¢¢.- Vdaiimlng
J. 2. Hiller, PmprkwrPlume Black a
IB N K IN S # iw S H O P x
Old Bee Hive Anna I
r a o u r r n n u v z s y
P h a m mu 3 7 Bl|.i:, Nebr.
nn. D. w. sau.
ru |ldSOmoo!" m a n Ra.52
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located in newHome 'rhmn mag.Blur, Nehnlh
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s mm y ,Aprn ns, nmsmmy, sm 4, 1921Sllurdsy, July 28, 1921
ita dt la R oll nu z » ¢r »°1 »» hu *¢ my f¢ rm»a ¢m».Somndtbe
Thursda .' J o i n Tn y i o r m u vm-aInk-ma in omm vtduu :aa-
. u m m f r m mDr.mdl£n.A.J.0|mllvnmd
7-ha f-Ill!! bln ban hula( the
mumps.Th e R o n H i! ! u m' Md mnwith Iln. Wmer Snppenfk unWmhandny _of lan vat.
c u m B a u m n u m at eubadass mating 5. the alma ol
ln. Tuy lo r.The bdmvo of thaxnanoou vu :peut in airing anddsidag.Dnlna.nlma hmn ls
wen Rrvld by heliumlhnhx Paulsen hu purchased u
new trncwr.' n u \ . . . ' u § m u mvanmervn h tl lle u m e o u wo le n d e a la i .10 A. I.. am Eu!"Sunday.li n W i lma I / u n und y grfllnn n ah lnlx-z o pr u rd e etlu ny.
gh 1131! Clad Happen" Thun-
IVElm .».';f., Wulf fumlly men!
~-"|B e a l s es : p m t F r i d a y o ve -m r h e e r i c n d l I n T a k a n u h .
5 P . H a n n a h u p a l a u n b u y
r e - d t e o n t i n g t h e l n k r i o r o f h l l
1 h o m e a t i m a e n t .
l l r s .c .R d d ; ; q u . r 5 ¢ | 4 ¢
r y |r .Q nl r .I n d H n .l h g n u s J o h n s o no f B l n l r vm u a ' I` u H ~ i \ ! - i m t h e i r
s o n , IA a n d w i fe .
l l r l -I e n c k e n u i n H e r m a n
Th u m d s y vi l i t i n g h e r l i n e r , l i n .
C h r i s K o n h o j a n d fa m i l y .
A f e r o f th e fr i e n d :o f O t t o
n .
~ a ~ a t t h e ~ r o f
hhhoma.| l r . a n d l l r | . H . C . C c ? e r n -turned hams la n d rom a1 r e l k l v i ¢ l t w i t h r d a v u l n T | -bma h.Mr. and Hn. H Huc k wereInOmahalastrndaywhere
World War.H. B.. M.-So wan I.
Tramp-I vnu run our by an
automobile.H. B. H.-'1'h.| t lc?
Tramp-And Pvc had to Ihr!with my mother-inlur mr dune
I 'ns married.H. B. ll.-- Great h a r ms !I
ilmuld my y ou lure met with
mlsfcrtnnll W m c n : \ i d o f o r
you?
Hn. D. W. Rutledge on "'1'ha A-
I ';¢*"».;' 2 " "'° " ' * § ° " l ?-i`°°°°"'"'3;
pgpu y a n wo! tha Ion! ordu whkh. althoughnaL.|g¢Ive u in war times is aallen: |.:sd1&¢!uLl fader.'Thu hat
literal1 profnm will be hdd on
M -,gr l.ft¢rnonn,¢8rii 22.li n .D.. n I b n m a n .Th n lu t go f th sy s nr willln a "Sodal D-g_'» tin am andvroznmbeingthehmd l of
th¢~wd1n¢ommItteo.Fred Robertson .hu the p u t
ln Omaha vidtin at tht home ofher sister lin. 51-rw Wnklfield
and fnmiiy.Wm. Gm! Mt Tuesciny for Sianton, lliehigtn,hh formlr homo,
when be plans zo spend the mm-mer.He h u been rnakzln hil
home han with his ana,R.md wif; the put y ur.lr. and ilu. H. o. Cooper and
Hu h Jen:alina were Tehmah
a l le n y H o n d a ! ~P. S.Hopkins ntnmed meFriday from n weeks stay iaOm|~
-nnws -r
Tr u i ( w h t u s a r o u s e mn -plthy )-I was in un San Pundi-
ao earthqulh.Hlrdboiled Business lan-Wd!r m ¢ f u m :'
xuna J. 11. BOWMAN505 wen Nebnsh 5¢_a:'r.\|l.Bs OPFrmc0~Aaeriu B dank
& l l n i a l l d I1ALSO AGENT mn
Cin rit Gn rllah
On lan Friday ntning, lr. andlln. J . A.. "y °"='= entertainedm m t a b l n b f u n l l th l i r
home.After nvml houn c d thi;pmnn s pu dme, Hu . J u pe ne nsenradadolieioulunch.Thegus t; were Hr. an d ln . L . V.
Ackerman,Hr.and Hn. Cly de
n. c. izwx
Ass'rs.Acron
Inmruna-RenuhOffice in newHum!Thutn Bldt.
BLAIR mr AND - rms c o.
Am n p , s u . O u u i u . S a l
C d m m f ' n m n d1»£-.`s¢¢.- Vdaiimlng
J. 2. Hiller, PmprkwrPlume Black a
IB N K IN S # iw S H O P x
Old Bee Hive Anna I
r a o u r r n n u v z s y
P h a m mu 3 7 Bl|.i:, Nebr.
nn. D. w. sau.
ru |ldSOmoo!" m a n Ra.52
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located in newHome 'rhmn mag.Blur, Nehnlh
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s mm y ,Aprn ns, nmsmmy, sm 4, 1921Sllurdsy, July 28, 1921
ita dt la R oll nu z » ¢r »°1 »» hu *¢ my f¢ rm»a ¢m».Somndtbe
Thursda .' J o h T a y lo r " g g i vm-aInk-ma in omm vtduu :aa-
. u m m f r m mDr.mdl£n.A.J.0|mllvnmd
7-ha f-Ill!! bln ban hula( the
mumps.Th e R o n H i! ! u m' Md mnwith Iln. Wmer Snppenfk unWmhandny _of lan vat.
c u m B a u m n u m at eubadass mating 5. the alma ol
ln. Tuy lo r.The bdmvo of thaxnanoou vu :peut in airing anddsidag.Dnlna.nlma hmn ls
wen Rrvld by heliumlhnhx Paulsen hu purchased u
new trncwr.' n u \ . . . ' u § m u mvanmervn h tl lle u m e o u wo le n d e a la i .10 A. I.. am Eu!"Sunday.li n W i lma I / u n und y grfllnn n ah lnlx-z o pr u rd e etlu ny.
gh 1131! Clad Happen" Thun-
IVElm .».';f., Wulf fumlly men!
~-"|B e a l s es : p m t F r i d a y o ve -m r h e e r i c n d l I n T a k a n u h .
5 P . H a n n a h u p a l a u n b u y
r e - d t e o n t i n g t h e l n k r i o r o f h l l
1 h o m e a t i m a e n t .
l l r s .c .R d d ; ; q u . r 5 ¢ | 4 ¢
r y |r .Q nl r .I n d H n .l h g n u s J o h n s o no f B l n l r vm u a ' I` u H ~ i \ ! - i m t h e i r
s o n , IA a n d w i fe .
l l r l -I e n c k e n u i n H e r m a n
Th u m d s y vi l i t i n g h e r l i n e r , l i n .
C h r i s K o n h o j a n d fa m i l y .
A f e r o f th e fr i e n d :o f O t t o
n .
~ a ~ a t t h e ~ r o f
hhhoma.| l r . a n d l l r | . H . C . C c ? e r n -turned hams la n d rom a1 r e l k l v i ¢ l t w i t h r d a v u l n T | -bma h.Mr. and Hn. H Huc k wereInOmahalastrndaywhere
World War.H. B.. M.-So wan I.
Tramp-I vnu run our by an
automobile.H. B. H.-'1'h.| t lc?
Tramp-And Pvc had to Ihr!with my mother-inlur mr dune
I 'ns married.H. B. ll.-- Great h a r ms !I
ilmuld my y ou lure met with
mlsfcrtnnll W m c n : \ i d o f o r
you?
Hn. D. W. Rutledge on "'1'ha A-
I ';¢*"».;' 2 " "'° " ' * § ° " l ?-i`°°°°"'"'3;
pgpu y a n wo! tha Ion! ordu whkh. althoughnaL.|g¢Ive u in war times is aallen: |.:sd1&¢!uLl fader.'Thu hat
literal1 profnm will be hdd on
M -,gr l.ft¢rnonn,¢8rii 22.li n .D.. n I b n m a n .Th n lu t go f th sy s nr willln a "Sodal D-g_'» tin am andvroznmbeingthehmd l of
th¢~wd1n¢ommItteo.Fred Robertson .hu the p u t
ln Omaha vidtin at tht home ofher sister lin. 51-rw Wnklfield
and fnmiiy.Wm. Gm! Mt Tuesciny for Sianton, lliehigtn,hh formlr homo,
when be plans zo spend the mm-mer.He h u been rnakzln hil
home han with his ana,R.md wif; the put y ur.lr. and ilu. H. o. Cooper and
Hu h Jen:alina were Tehmah
a l le n y H o n d a ! ~P. S.Hopkins ntnmed meFriday from n weeks stay iaOm|~
-nnws -r
Tr u i ( w h t u s a r o u s e mn -plthy )-I was in un San Pundi-
ao earthqulh.Hlrdboiled Business lan-Wd!r m ¢ f u m :'
xuna J. 11. BOWMAN505 wen Nebnsh 5¢_a:'r.\|l.Bs OPFrmc0~Aaeriu B dank
& l l n i a l l d I1ALSO AGENT mn
Cin rit Gn rllah
On lan Friday ntning, lr. andlln. J . A.. "y °"='= entertainedm m t a b l n b f u n l l th l i r
home.After nvml houn c d thi;pmnn s pu dme, Hu . J u pe ne nsenradadolieioulunch.Thegus t; were Hr. an d ln . L . V.
Ackerman,Hr.and Hn. Cly de
tdhniq
red by Enterprise
erycommunltyin|nty . \_.
ita dt la R oll nu z » ¢r »°1 »» hu *¢ my f¢ rm»a ¢m».Somndtbe
Thursda .' J o h T a y lo r " g g i vm-a
-The sign or good coffee
MQ La1 _hlin's
k ent -r e s hC Q F F E E S E R V I C E
vnh tllle umeou wo len de ala i.10 A. I.. am Eu!"Sunday.lin W ilma I/ u n und vgpfl-nncw mnh- z opn cdee tlm ny.
"The Unk Clad Happen" Thun-dn : mu l .Wulf fumily men!Sunday at ik hm Patancn hom.lr . m d I n l h g m u J o h a n no f a w vll k o d m m: u m th e i r
non, 1|and vm.l n .lamke nu ln HermanThumdly vlldting her shut, lm
§0yeJ
Bench called 1. his home
7-ha f-Ill!! bln ban hula( the
mumps.JJ?' u"°" w'i¥ " " §i'° " Md mn
n .n r we onWmhandny _of lu! voor. Xu.
c u m B a u m n u m at eubadass mating 5. the nbsmu ol
ln. Tuy lo r.The bdmve of thaxnanoou vu :peut in airing anddsidag.Dnlna.nlma hmn ls
wen Rrvld by heliumlhnhx Paulsen hu purchased u
new Pvndson tnc wr.
inning to remind him it vu
binladay.
ai
aT....ana
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5'Eli
a
Albert home.Th e c i lllp la y o f th e llo le li i llschool for 1927 11| finally (iv~at Spike!Saturday \=;f\~=under
the auzpleeo ol the S ker Com-munity Club.mm Rove, HelenTaylor, Alben Marsh, MalI Han-sen Ind John Beckiun, Jr., eachzookthdroriglnolparts.Bill
Hovendiek nuballtutecl for MyronToftg and Marie Adunsh of Her-mann for Josephine Christensen.Hin Adams had only n few hounto learn her lines.Taking into
eonmldentlon that the young pea.ple had never all been praent atany one rehearsal, they gave lt
very creditably.The llu ti n Paulsen hmllycalledat the bachelor home of
their non, Chw on Thursday eve-ning and with a Plriy of friends,who hui gathered,helped him
eelebnte his b.inl1day..
T " "
~s ~l 9iff. and Hn. Gwm Nelson and
children u s e Sunday afbemoonvisitors at Htriin Paulsenl.
We nqlected to mention theblnhdnypartyaltheRudolph
Mencke home on Sunday of luvt
mek.Rudolph and son, Jams,\who'sbirthday was one day earliercelebrated together.Hn. Hencke
and daufhtnr, Hin Gretdzen nerv-ed supper to thirty-six guna.
The Otto Rune family and Mrs.John Beeklun took in the play at
Spiker Saturday night but did not
nebmd in O mlhl vfddu :da-
uvu und fx-lends.~Dr. md Mn. A. J. Oumnvn mdMn .Cmumrra mudxr.l n .
I as :pe-nt 1 ne -" ' ¥ ' m m m I n T l h m n h .
P . u m m h u p u n " b u yne-diaondng th In kr br of h h
ha ms nis s a nl n .c . R d d ~ " " 5 ° \ ' * °
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BLAIR mr AND - rms c o.
Am n p , s u . O u u i u . S a l
C d m m f ' n m n d1»£-.`s¢¢.- Vdaiimlng
J. 2. Hiller, PmprkwrPlume Black a
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'Tn mp - I vu s h o t up In the
World War.H. B.. M.-So wan I.
Tramp-I vnu run our by an
automobile.H. B. H.-'1'h.| t lc?
=§I lllo have I flue pedlgreed Jn
§will make the :und this sea
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If the persons whose namesappear in the margin will clip this
coupon, sign their names and pre-sent at the Quality Market, theywill receive free, onehalf godnd of1-icLaughlin's Kept Fresh ulk cof-
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FRANK s. BIGELDW I(Agent for Fulrmunt Creamery)
Pay s umm: Prite for |Pou umv. CRE AM md EGGSon Sth street Soulh of In|e~ Ipeadent Telerhone Office I
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for Easter.Mmt rmngrn muc us amp:the utter eonsuweap l u m !a p a r t a p i ma i t d u r - I n d .an _onernq-yd.IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIE Will be more en-
joyable if your Easter din-
ner table is supplied with
Pastries from the
(o;|i1|r nddealihcn but went ¢0}n1oel1r.[hers of the 'fSung.blna clgy'atl¢Goc, Arhnlu | #gf or mon| ¥° lo make wait ms.'Dany
sn mvvlhl buc k m Nebnsh md
vu u mqmna wm li ve I n B hh .Thclr m u y friend: an | l.n.l w
Ideoma than buh.
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We are ready with an excep-
tionally flne display of Groceries. as an
aid to you In doing your Easter shopping
econornlcally and well.Walt untll you
get here to make your llst.
ANTILL GROCERY HOME BAKERY
CHAS. N. HANSEN, Prop.
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1 ° ; , ; ; , ; » - » =R u n of B la i r vu a
gg m - »bulinu-S ullm' one dayput mek . .Hr. md llra. Funk Cnnor o
9111: vera We.!:|||d|{°|fte1noon9 - a tth c h o m l o f r pueuts,r. md Hn. J. D. Lowe.'hrontymaven mlmbnn of tb lmm' Asa of £118 al. E. churchmat f or an dl dn' ludc m with
maboar
C. liHen:-lam:
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This fine slx year old stallion. sired by
Imported stock on both sides. ls a beau-
llful strawberry roan weighing over
|900 lhs. and is one ol the best stalllons
ever brought to this county.His slre,
Richelieu 4106, an lmported anlmal, was
the winner of thlrteen prizes ln one
season.
Marquis will make the seasrm's stand
at my f arm west of Blair known as the
Aye larm.
Price of service is $15 for living colt.
Will not lm held responsible for accidents.
I also have a llne pedlgreed Jnclf that
will make the :und this season.
John Bolln, Owner
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children u s e Sunday afbemoonvisitors at Htriin Peuisenl.
We neglected to mention thebinhdnypartyaltheRudolph
Mencke home on Sunday of left
mek.Rudolph and son, James,\who'sbirthday was one day earliercelebrated together.Hn. Hencke
and daughter, Hin Gretdzen nerv-ed supper to thirty-ei: guelu.
The Otto Rune family and Mrs.John Beeklun took in the play at
Spiker Saturday night but did not
-The sign or good coffee
MQ La1 _hlin's
k ent -r e s hC Q F F E E S E R V I C E
aiaT"aia
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Hotel Conant
New-Fireproo/
250 Room with Bl?-h IRm S2 xo $3
If the persons whose namesappear in the margin will clip this
coupon, sign their names and pre-sent at the Quality Market, theywill receive free, onehalf godnd of1-icLaughlin's Kept Fresh ulk cof-
ee-
~DRIVING Gifts
in su g.; we of e a A
Top Dfwinz tiful l i f
Easter is scarce-or new Tired Easter d
M.BATTERY
Prices Slashed
In J . H. W alt last W adneday .The gru nt fm o f! the day trulptnt at qui llnfhalud sawing an
the z noa ro m h r putuna re.AP bounteouz dinner vu served as
noon.In . Ne ll h c h o n wi ll b l
hostess this Wednhdly.Sho willoo r vo ntln e en ttn io r tha b s n -eflfra i tbl »my .
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wer!endandTlea In
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to the Core
iShipment just
arrived from
Chicago
ly Easter to the
children unless
t lm e y have a
plentiful supply
of colored eggs
summer driving E a 5 ter Greci-
ingn are appro-
priate greeting|
y |for the |;a n d booklets.
Ing wu n van mama" one butvu n mvv h x t :polled Thundny
on account ol tha mln.l b s Evd§n Clmuon, dawnwrof Dr. and rl. R. J. Cameron olHamm I m h m n ela eue d u Dahuh" ol mathemnllca in Lhg 1'0-
hmn high school fm-next y ur,l i n ( h m u v n h u taught thanwr y naeeuxluny un p m two
y a n .Hr . _n d Hn. h o F u u d .\ , ww u l d by umm \!:K»er¢h~rm d Shwll dnwe to Omnhn on
Friday.L. A. Woodvurd Il In Qmlhn |\
y n c m t u h m b u h larval; on
me Maru J ury -ln D. W . Ru thd p wu | Blw
alla 'i'\w| -dly ~'Dae mm bond hu J. c. Bailey
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SEE USOurDyesare$ 2 7 5' Y " ' ' ".non - pouonous,While they last |and they a r e
very simple to
n o "`°`¥Th`e§s
u s e
Jenkins Tire ||_||Flar Top g |Stewart
&Battew Shop Blair Dnlg Cof & Tlre Co.Pharmacy
b u s y a t pr e se n t : l e a n i n g a u t
u o u m l t h e l h m b b e r ; m d d n l n i
t h i a e e e m r v r a k i n g He-.sd par
a n d e ' e r } o u g i m t i i l l n t h e
cn i e p a rt i e s e nj o y i n g
t h t u i d u d e m u l g r a n
( r u a .l l l u Vi o l a R u d e ,a n O m a h a
te ac he r vi s it e d a t t h e p a r vu m ,D 1 I g u f h h a m ! T h u n r l n v.
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1th REPMH==f" ';g O n acc ou nt o f th e
n u n g w e a t h e r t h e y m a d e a
fr i e d u m re t u r n i ng b e fo re s u p -
t i m e t e ve n i n g .l n h o n o r o f h e r d a u g h t e r . N i l !
uhre e|\h l r l h d l v.H n .0 .l l .
l c h o o ! l a i k ; u n .A ni ce l un ch i nt e
In t h e e ve n i n g b r o u g h t t h e !e a t i \ ~
it ie s u a | . d o l e a n d m u ' u c -
g g g e d u x e l i n g i t W u g o o d 41 - - =
meAh l h r n r n w d o f w a r m !fa l k s
Lei Us Build You A
Nebraska Blizzard Beater An Easter
Easter Happiness Savings AccountA me IS AT YOUR SERWCE for YouW ill be greater if you
have purchased some of
ourexquisite Furniture
for your home.RWe have a very good WreckerH o g H u u s e '~"°°$;§:2'z.:'.;2z°:i:','"°
- - .
If you will but start a Savings Account
this Easter you will be happily sur-
prised to see what a neat balance
y u will have in the bank next; Easterd; y.Camistent. saving is the cer-
tain way o greater happiness and
contentment.3% Interest,
Famers State Bank
rTRY OUR SERV!h h READY f y CEW e avet em or ou ;_'Y A r n d t - S n yd e r M o t o r Co.
C h f l s t e l l s e n L b | ` . C 0 .~ B U I C K M O T O R C A R S ;
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CALL AND SEE nun LINE
CHRIS K. BENDORFI l l i l u u i n u n § l l ' I ¢ u u v -R o w i n g o f w h . g k ' n m p r i m a
t o l d o f t h e m e e t i n g o z N o r f o l k
f r o m w h i c h t h o h a d n h l r n e d o n
t h n o o n t r a i n . T h e f o l l o w i n x p r o
n l m ' u r n g i n a ,I r s .T r u h l l a
» n d H n . ' f . J .! h e l e r e o p o m : | a d t o .
c u r r e n t m o n .l i n .H .B .C o m -
u o n n o d a ) o 1 m | h o i n d p n -
' f l l l d o n " O u t l y i n g P o s s e s s i o n \ " .
:llr\.Corinne Hugclmas ze-
.tumed home Saturday from newIeul weeks amd! at the lwme of her1 sou, Wm. sud familxvat Wakefield.
lr. and Mn. A.. Barzfr were5 ° - a t a dinner at the CuInderoonhomenear Craig l u !
Thundahevmiag.|l n .rin Truhilen spent the
ROSE mm, ITEMS
Norris Wan! bud thi misfortuneMetwo u-:sable vor! horses
l a ' n e q u .~"='1=|{ in thi stalk fierd fnni
diofl qu te suddenly.Hin Ruih Lowe o! Herman vla-, J
a Furniture and Undertaking Blair, Nebraska L...U
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>Pa lm l i l
Shorts, $1.90 par 100 pounds.
a-af.A n m u .
A good hair-cut or bob.
40-ti.North Side Bubtr Shop
J. E. Campbell, tmmltnn. maand undelukinz-.60-»t!.
For smgla Comb Rhode Island
Red netting #nl all Had 58.10-if
Dr.Lly luhl S!wx, Chiropra-
tor, Fumen sum Bank B~ld¢»£1
"CoqultUe", A hole far hdiel, at$1.00 a pair.Il unexesllod at the
price.
11-2t.Blair Rlcht Sion.
Mn. C. H. Hitchman is confinedto har home with nn attac k af
neuritil.,
Local News
..x .
News :nd Gonip About Pea-
plo You Knot.No Gr tlinr
Courtesy can be Shown Your
Guettl Than Having 'Ihe1rName: Appear in the Home
Piper.Phono 11 When You
H u !|N o n Item-Please.
o I |
C. 1. Bendorf, Tlll.Phone 224.
11-cr.
A n e wll n e o f d r u lln d u f p o r t
mu at lin. T. C. Hiltorfl..10~tf.
Seo EJ Claulm and S-on for
painting, paper hlnzinr and decor-
atng.A ful! line of srdl paper
to neloct from. Phone 21 on 28. 6ti
llr. and Hrs. Clarence Arnold
an the proud parents of nn infant
lou born to Umm lat Qlondny.Urs.Arnold is the daughter of
lr . a n d Hn .Sim Stevens nad
Sam is 'now granglpg.
Wo have the but ¢u muhmn1
chic k starter lo be found or we
c m furnish you the ingredientsand you can mix it yourself.S-ee
ua fo: tankagwe.
?~ti'.Blsir Milling Co.
p h o n o , 1 6 1 , r u . p h o n e , 8 4 .8 - t i .
H r . a n d H r s . W i l l i a m C a r t e r o f
O m a h a a r e ti n g at t h e p a r en t a l
Jo na s B ur c ha rn ho me th in we ek .
L i t t l e C h a r l e s D i x o n o f S i o n :
C i t y i l vi s i t i n g a t t h e L o u L a t t a
on d G l lb e n H i ne s h o mu l h l a vr o a k .
La d i e s a r e g i ve n fr e e p r a s e n t l
ova r y a ft e r n o o n a n d o w n i n g a t O l -
i e r m a n r r s 4 6 t h A n n i ve r u r y J e w e l -
r y S a l e .Il - l t . .
Th e t o a c l n n 'b r i vl n c l u b a t e
d i n n e r a t t h e ha t e !M o n d a y w o -
n i n g a n d pl a y e d b t i d g a l a t e r a t
t h e h o m o o f H n . C a r i S c h m i d t .
°H r .a n d M n .E r n e s t To r n b l i n l
o f Mi s s ou r i Va l l o y vi si te d o ve r
Su n d a y a t t h e Jo i n e r S ta p l e t o n
ho m e .
R i u R u t h B r o n w h o I a a w e n d -
i n g W a y n e N o n u a l ,ca m e h o m o
ye s t e r da y fo r a l o w da y ! vs -c a t i o n
w i t h h o m e fo l k s .
A f i n e t i m o f d l k d r e a m s f o r
s p r i n g In t h e l e a d i n g c o l o n , n e w
st yl es a nd g oo d uu te ri ai w. .P r i c e :
$8. 25 , $8. 50 a nd 88 .7 5.S o o t h e m
b e fo r e y o u p a y m o n .
l l - i f .Mr s . T. c . H i l t o n , M i l l i n o r .
Onion od-I.
8-tt.Ayn
1. E. Campblll, !l|.l1tilm'~e,»
and underhklng.=~
Eanermndy éggu md :
andnoveltieainhrgsalao ~
u¢\.h¢Bl|.itRa|:ket3to11..11~
Highac hoolgmiuateswill ¢~
nd-ee whits graduation dxuuuln.'l'.C.H.!lton'| .
iiimatien.11~
A f i n o l i n o o f z i lk d r u le s f ~aprin¢in £h¢1udi n¢mkon,
aty lunndguodmaurlalx.-
$3.25,8l~.loand$8.75.Bee
be fo n y u np a y mc m.11-tf.Hn. T. C. Hikton, Illini!
. - ._ - ¢ -- -Bun, nhl per zoo pounds.
a-u.Aye Brut.
J. E. Campbell.furnlture, rugsmdnndnrtaking.60-ti.
Lou Szric kletz u qdm dd: at
hu homo in um city.
Sport emu and India' dren
coat: from $14.15 to $40.00 atHn. T. C. Hilbonl.'I-tf.
I-}1¢ht £00-pound pigs for nl: or
truic for chlnkans. Also five brood
noun, will hrmw bg lay.James Cmkkshmk,
12-ll.Ft. Calhoun..
C. IL Blndorf, lianaod emhnlm-er md undertake, Blair.Officl
phone, 161, rea. phone, 224.a-u.
H i n a dlk m d :ly nn " l f I .
blooman and chemin at $1.00 to$1.89 at the Blair Rach! Bum. St
Orville Sc hefillr hu hksn nn
nputment lt the W ilford Hy un
house on 3rd md Gr an t a un tsand moved ln this xnek.
little Ru mll smwrkruhbe of
Irvington, Nebr. spent hat W¢.1»neaday evening at the hom of! his
teacher, Miss Ruth: Burger. .,
Hrs. Chu. N. Hansen went toFremontWednendaymorning' zo
visit her daluhter,Hrs.S. G.
Are you In need of a new dren,
mt o r h a t!See the fine line at
Ura. 'r. c. H1}l»9h'\l.l0tl'.
Enter candy aggn and huketa
and novelties In lull aaaonmentaat ihe Blair Rach! Store.ll-21
C. K. Bendori. licensed embahn-er and undertaer, Blair.Offke
phone, mx, raa.. phone, 224.8-lf.
Many are buying our Rayon.Hind rayon and prints at 2Iac to
45: per yard.
11-ar.Blair Racket. Store.
Hina Rudi Stpptllfield ment
laat week in Omaha, the [neat of
an old friend, Ura. Chu. Walu..
For dilnl- abmv euda and scenicpdntinga, aee Donald Christensen
at Henry Chrllhnl¢!l'a stone. 11-St
The Catholic ladle:will servea lovely dinner to the public on
Saturday, April 28, at the council
rooms.12-Lt.
llra.H d Ladlrlg h u been
quita su and eihflnod so her 'bed
linen laat Frhlllf bum ia dolly
improving.
White dreaaea for high school
graduates and confirmation elua-
ea at Hrs. T. C. Hiltonl.Pricesreasonable.11-tf.
Mr. Jaomea Kirby, who hes been
Al h l fa , $ 1 2 . 0 0 p e r bu x h e l .
8 - t f.A y e B r e l .
F o r S a l e - S o m !g o o d b r o o d
s o i l .12 -2 t.."wr J. M. Gammaton.
I w r i t e a l l k i n d s o f I a s u n n u .
O ffi c e o ve r F a r m e r s S t a t e B a n k .
41-ass.R . H . R u m u u l n .
M a n y a r e b u r i n t o u r R a y o n .
M i x e d r a y o n a n d p r i n t s n t 2 5 : s o
4 5 : p e r y a r d .
H - 2 t .B i n h R a c k e t S fm t .
M i s s a s i l k a n d r a y o n w u t s ,
b l o o m o n a n d c h e m i n u $ 1 . 0 0 t o
$ 1 . 6 9 a s t h e B h i r n u m S h o r e .21.
B u g n i m -I- 'a r m Im p l a m t n t a
m m u fa c t u x e d b y n h o J o h n D e e r e
P l o w C o .G e t o u r p d c u .S m i t h
Br o s .m a r
W a a r e m a k i n g a npeciml pr i c e
i n S t e e l S t o c k Tn n h In s i z e : fr o m
3 %t o 8 fe et ,r o u n d a n d r o u n d
eac h.
I D 2 t .F a n n e n El e va t o r .
H a t s ,H a t s .H a t s .L a r g e h a d
s i z e : u # e l l u s r n l d l .A ne w Ei ne
i n L l !U R le a d i n g s h a p e s a n d
c o l o n .5 1 . ° r . C . H i l t o n . 1 0 t f.
M i n a M i l d r e d M o a b i s c o m i n g
h o m e th i s w e n k f o r s f u r d a y s
va c a t i o n fr o m b e r s t u d i e s a t t h e
W a y n e N o r m a l .
M r . G e o r g e R o h w e r o f C a l h o u n ,
Strat Clover, $7.80 per buhel.
s-u.Aye Bree.
Georgette sep: deelaei In the
leading colon.Sizes up to 48.10-tf.ln. T. C. Hilton.
"Caqoetta", |. hon for lediu, at$100 a pdf.Il unexcelled lt the
price.ll-2£.Bhir Racket Store.
The little non of Hr. and Hn.
G¢°l'¥e Caldwell is hevlng a Iige
cue of mumps.'
Hin lim' Cook vu e week-e~guest at the home of Hull
Maher of Onmba, returning home
Honda: evening.
lir. and Hrs. Frank W hite of
'Tekunnh have been vlmiting theirdau¢h|':?,Hn .Chu.MeDon.\Id
and funili mend devr-
For Sde: Pure-bred White Wy-andotte eggs for hatching, $4 per
hundred.Phone 212 on 42.H n .
Robert Rsamuuen, Blllr Rt. 3. 2t
It in a meme the ny the goods
are bdng nlaughtensd at the 48thAnniversary Jewelry we at Oiler-
mann's.lt looks like the auction-
eer in charge hu little regud for
the high chat merchandise lun-
dled by Mr. Olle:mann.11-1:
n u m m m m c a u s e sArth ur D. swa m. mmm
1:uw sunday. 1921Sunday8¢ho|>lat10A.H..| . .
more the lnemben of our
dtmoutratlnd pitbdl!10hY;1f-7
Sunday.I n l ta o mmey of thawnntlaer thls M
exceeded By! of a 70" uv _Ro n in ; vo nh i p at ki A.
Sermon subjact: "Hoi to KLM
Success of Euler."Then will
spedai music.a P. ll. The evening servlet: Ill
be in sharp of the Sunday Bchob
member: of which will present.
Easter m n u n in song,»»tion, exerdn, and pqung.HSmalhy 1| directing tha service.
We nhnli welcome glfu of Gull
e n on Sunday.'Hau s mybroughtan memorials to
one: who have gone onh-efn
W e louid appndlb l hlving
finuers marked botfn with -
name of thedonoa|.ndthe+of the ponon in whose aims
they are brought.
Memben af dm church ara
quulnd to bring a Ipednl elf!!
ing of one doliar for minion nurposed.Please mark meh offt
wh i c h ~ n e u n i o h i s n l ; -
tives and fritnds.
Mlm Ella Hlli and ML-1: France!
Gross of the Gmnlu city schooh
law, Dr. Jlpp.Just to see how
the new office the doc hu fitted
up look;
Hon. A!ber1 Sprick writes us to
Lincoln address to his I'onl.a:rellenddnss u he hopes lo be home
soon the stole 'iegialatune of which
he is a member being about ready
lo dlaband.
flelntisas or Mrs Jim Longear
and Mri.Freeman Tucker arelooking forward to their return to
At Your Service
| /
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`\` .,.- u w
I? .~ ` < r ~ .
L , \\
I I »\H e r m a n H o ve n d i e k c !H a m m ,
a t t e n d e d t h e fu n e n l o f U l u A n n i e
L i n d e n a t t h e Tr i n i t y b u t h u n n
chu rc h in th in ci ty l ast W ed nes da y.
Hr . an d Mr s . G i l be r t . H i ne s ve r y
Cl~b ~12 e\~e,|xIng.~B e l "~n1e~n~worn served following a uric: of
games.Prof. J. W. Swihlr1. will hold s
violin reciul of hh Xennard and
Blair pupils at the M. E. church
in .Hennard on Monday evening,
April 1s.ur
Mines Bessie and Helen Croudy
and Helen and Grace Fnckler were
\ | | : l l . i o n a t ~ m e t h i s s w t k .
M r . a n d M r I. G e n .D u x i a w e n t
to R e d O a k , l - o w n l a s t F r i d l y a n d
sp en t t he w e qe k- e m! w an a r el a ti ve !
r e t u r n i n g h o m i S u n d a y a ft e r n o o n .
M r r .W m .C o m p t o n u f w u t o f
Bl a i r h a s b ee n q u it e n ic k w i th t h e
m u m p s .H e r m o t h e r .Mr s .w i n
R e e l | o f t h i s d i y i s h vl p i n g c a r e
fo r h e r .
|..|
Hhir. Nebnlh. Anril 14. 1921n l - | _\!..!....I....1 - - l l 1 1 1 0 9 1
mqaths from the Sth day uf Ihr
A. D. 1921, wi! tbl time limited
for payment of debts ll One Yeu
Irom add 60: du of Ihy, 1927.Witness my bud and the Seal
of u i d County Cou it.th i|Gth
dl! of Apdl, 1927.(SEAL)L C. ELLFR.
11-SL County Judge..
om&4.nao.wm m u m :
' m u m : n n m t m s n u
Pnrflu'sw
|t1.hlhot|»dllr|.C!l1!o|1iRa
wA3H|}qg1~gN ggu~y ._lwméa ngulu-ly from Sep~ legitaees, crudltn~ ~J all ~3sz ENTEBPRXSE ;;-;=y;-__-wh-;~f'-bg;-;»
hu naman! hodua .in F. }lulkrq.nd mu vent zo
id at the parental, A. A. Ander-
aonhomo..Hr . . m| lHr l. J o s B md ur u u l
lunc h was arved br the haha,ineiudlng mike whic h 'lu donat-ed by Henry Plaid for that sped-llmusing, he hlvin; nentczrnound
for that pn!poll.Hrs.Pe-unm wi!! be hoztna nut month.
'Hadneadsy WGDIDS guests atRudolphAndrnaonkwa n:Hr.and Hrs. Pder Niellln, lr. andlin. Alberl Joann and c hildren.
are invited .(Continued (rom pun one)Tlure were 302 oon on an for
lh e m l k g y u p ld md t h o u r i o u a !\ | mo af . ho { Mn r c h , 20 o !' | hk htypos of farm nur supplies, md won dry .'Ulu Anodation aver-
by notified that on the Wrdil of
April 1927, Jolmnna Madsen filed
a petition in u i d County Court
alleging rmong other ghlngx that
charts Ind also by 1=-"=_; g ;° na l pound: of bnttnrfat, with u not
pumps. supply ants.boil-return of $10.81 por now.nn, win dmills md pmsu nta nhq There wan 80 ann producing
whic h automatically shuts off £40 pounds cr more of butterlat
Wuhingmon Gounty,Ne b r u h .
died on the Sth day of October1926,lelvlng no lut Will and
Testament, and poanued of ~
mqaths from the Sth day uf Ihr
A. D. 1921, wi! tbl time limited
for payment of debts ll One Yeu
Irom add 60: du of Ihy, 1927.Witness my bud and the Seal
of u i d County Cou it.th i|Gth
dl! of Apdl, 1927.(SEAL)L C. ELLER.
11-SL County Judge..
om&4.nao.wm m u m :
' m u m : n n m t m s n u
Pnrflu'sw
|t1.hlhot|»dllr|.C!l1!o|1iRa
l?|\8llI!¢|I'loll COUN'l'\'u - 5 | Nn ll l lr l u ll ~ h ¢ \ h u . e n d l ws u d \ \ l r » : :
sz ENTEBPRXSE ;;-;=y;-__-wh-;~f'-bg;-;»
hu naman! hodua .in F. }lulkrq.nd mu vent zo
id at the parental, A. A. Ander-
aonhomo..Hr . . m| lHr l. J o s B md ur u u l
lunc h was arved br the haha,ineiudlng mike whic h 'lu donat-ed by Henry Plaid for that sped-llmusing, he hlvin; nentczrnound
for that pn!poll.Hrs.Pe-unm wi!! be hoztna nut month.
'Hadneadsy WGDIDS guests atRudolphAndrnaonkwa n:Hr.and Hrs. Pder Niellln, lr. andlin. Alberl Joann and c hildren.
are invited .(Continued (rom pun one)Tlure were 302 oon on an for
lh e m l k g y u p ld md t h o u r i o u a !\ | mo af . ho { Mn r c h , 20 o !' | hk htypos of farm nur supplies, md won dry .'Ulu Anodation aver-
by notified that on the Wrdil of
April 1927, Jolmnna Madsen filed
a petition in u i d County Court
alleging rmong other ghlngx that
charts Ind also by 1=-"=_; g ;° na l pound: of bnttnrfat, with u not
pumps. supply ants.boil-return of $10.81 por now.nn, win dmills md pmsu nta nhq There wan 80 ann producing
whic h automatically shuts off £40 pounds cr more of butterlat
Wuhingmon Gounty,Ne b r u h .
died on the Sth day of October1926,lelvlng no lut Will and
Testament, and poanued of ~
mqaths from the Sth day uf Ihr
A. D. 1921, wi! tbl time limited
for payment of debts ll One Yeu
Irom add 60: du of Ihy, 1927.Witness my bud and the Seal
of u i d County Cou it.th i|Gth
dl! of Apdl, 1927.(SEAL)L C. ELLER.
11-SL County Judge..
om&4.nao.wm m u m :
' m u m : n n m t m s n u
Pnrflu'sw
|t1.hlhot|»dllr|.C!l1!o|1iRa
wA3H|}qg1~gN ggu~y ._lwméa ngulu-ly from Sep~ legitaees, crudltn~ ~J all ~3sz ENTEBPRXSE ;;-;=y;-__-wh-;~f'-bg;-;»
hu naman! hodua .in F. }lulkrq.nd mu vent zo
id at the parental, A. A. Ander-
aonhomo..Hr . . m| lHr l. J o s B md ur u u l
lunc h was arved br the haha,ineiudlng mike whic h 'lu donat-ed by Henry Plaid for that sped-llmusing, he hlvin; nentczrnound
for that pn!poll.Hrs.Pe-unm wi!! be hoztna nut month.
'Hadneadsy WGDIDS guests atRudolphAndrnaonkwa n:Hr.and Hrs. Pder Niellln, lr. andlin. Alberl Joann and c hildren.
are invited .(Continued (rom pun one)Tlure were 302 oon on an for
lh e m l k g y u p ld md t h o u r i o u a !\ | mo af . ho { Mn r c h , 20 o !' | hk htypos of farm nur supplies, md won dry .'Ulu Anodation aver-
by notified that on the Wrdil of
April 1927, Jolmnna Madsen filed
a petition in u i d County Court
alleging rmong other ghlngx that
charts Ind also by 1=-"=_; g ;° na l pound: of bnttnrfat, with u not
pumps. supply ants.boil-return of $10.81 por now.nn, win dmills md pmsu nta nhq There wan 80 ann producing
whic h automatically shuts off £40 pounds cr more of butterlat
Wuhingmon Gounty,Ne b r u h .
died on the Sth day of October1926,lelvlng no lut Will and
Testament, and poanued of ~
aaron' or 'rnr:`c6i~r1>i'noN
ofThe Gtlzma Blue Rusk of Bldr.
Charter No. T97 In the Stale ofNebruka al the close nl badass
Marc h as. nm.
an n o un c e s
.a
it e m s o f e x -
c h a n g e . . .6,599.49
Ca sh in ba n k .6,959.59
78,082.60
* T O T A L .$ 64 3, 5l 2. 89
L I A B I L I T I E S
I I I \ I I
Os-enlrafts z.sM.1s
Bonds, le:nrities, judg-
ments and claims (rx-elusive of : u h re~.
s e m \ r e ) . . . . . . . . .-51,418.62
Banking house, turni-ture usd fiarluna . . .6,000.00Other ru! emu . . .58,121.29
Bankers' Conlervationl' u n ¢ l . . . . . . . . . . .1,349.88
Duc from Nntion-
al and Shiabum . . . .;s4,41as2
types of farm vaur supplies, and
illustrated the different kind! br
charts and also by 1=-"=_; g ;° ne l
pumps. supply ranks.boil-
were dry.'Ulu Anodation aver-
a¢ e1 a .a 7 9i - 8Zb lo lm! lkln d3 0
pound: of bntterfat, with a not
return of $10.81 per now.ora, windmills and profuuretankn There wan 80 com producing
whic h automatic ally ahuta off £40 pounds or more of buttonlatadednldpmuureand t.uro| o:\an.| 14oo1rsprodudn;50;aonmi.|
again when tha presmrl p e a
du m.This equipment wal mp-pliad by un Dampcter Ili!! Co.At the clan of the program the
new county thairman, Hrs. LeRoy
Blshae, of tht Bell Creek ValleyClub Il-I announced aa being ne-
loetod by the project leaders. Next
September tha Clube will study
foods and nutrition eourlu No. 2
under Flannel Atwood.
This pat some 200 farmhomes isan grrimproved.N t ! !
year ln hope to mach 300 rural
or more of bnttufat.
Tha top out for the month gave73.6 pound: of butterfat md was
pounds of milk.
There were 98.2 toni of aihge,
82.1 tons of nzln mi xtur e mo
em ten: ofhay fed in the Anod-
ation this month..m f i vu h i g h c a n n n :
Owner Bnod Fat MilkEd Renaud Holstein ?3.5 1835
Raiph Widener Holswn 89.8 1996
Ralph Widener Ildatein 67.0 1863John Hooks Jamey e u m s
O w n e r
1-Ja Ransrd
F r i z z
A k e r l u n d
E l m e r M i l l e r
A r n o l d W i l t .
b u d . U e h l i n g
||B r e e d Fa t.l l i l l :
Ho h t e i n 8 8. 8 1 0 3 9 . 5
M i x e d s a x 904.0
Je r s e y 32 .1 661.0
Ho ls t ei n 8 2. 6 1 01 8. 0
l l o l l t d n s 1 . s 1 0 7 7 . 0
A r t h u r L e a p . T e s t e r .
USED
NOTICE OP HEARING
Wnihlngton C0\.ln£,1
STATE OF NEBRASKA
A. C. Debel, Atty.
In the County Court.In tht Hatter of the Estate of
Petrine Jenun Deceased:The
I I1
heirs at luv, next of kin, dcvilees,
fi
or mom ci butietht.Thnvnyevvfor thumanlhpn
'ms pounds af bum:-m md 1585
pounds ul milk.
Th e n we r e n z mu n f - u m.
c u t o m o f gn ln mlxb xn md4x.¢ ton: olduy fed in the Anod-
ntlon thk month
m f i v e h i g h c a n n n :Owner Bnad Fat Milk
Ed Renard Holnsln 73.5 :assUlivl W idener Hollwn ess 1996
Bllrh Widener 1-mmm no mass
'lor ldmlnhtntlon thereof.
If y w f a ll to : m mf a t u i dCaumy Cmnt on the 800 day of
|April. um, »¢ 2 o'e.\o¢i P. la., ma
eonbast nhl petition.the Conn
|1Ylll lvwi nn Hobart l h d u nsome adn:mllhblu penon Ad~|
'mln h tn to r and proceed za a
tewemzent ol uid emu.|
W h n u l my m u I n d o m ¢ m
Sul thh 'ith dly of April, 1927.
(SEAI /I. c . ELLER,u- a n County Judga
"§§§§*
USED CARS
POR SALE!
1921 Dodge Sedan (4 door) New Dqgo Finish
1926 Chevrolet Coach, Fine Condition
1923 Ford Coupe
was FordTouring, New Pima .
1923 Ford Touring, Fine Shape
192i Ford Sedan
/lam-BOY Enom
0 ||l l U D /
~_44 ;? '?
Q 8*-g /:,f3""~ \¥;;..r
g a - . .
§ H===~"'°~
_"' - - .;
Q é j 1 .~ .
NOTICE OP HEARING
Wnihlngton C0\.ln£,1
STATE OF NEBRASKA
A. C. Debel, Atty.
In the County Court.In tht Hatter of the Estate of
Petrine Jenun Deceased:The
I I1
heirs at luv, next of kin, dcvilees,
BLAIR
v s .
SCHUYLER
B~SURE AND GE
YOUR TICKETS.WEPAY YOU BACK $.05ON EVERY s WORTH
YOU BUY
SUNDAY
April 17th
COME!
BLAIR BALL Pm
Gale Cllltl ll 3 vciod
Chditora of Said Estate:
You are Heneby Notified, That
I will sit at the County Court
Room In Blair IB uid County onthe 6th day of May. and the Sth
day of August, 1927 at 10 o'cloCk
a. m. each day to receive and ex-4m.ine all claims against uid 15|-
tate, with a view to their adjust-
ment and allowance.The timelimitedforthepnsenL0tio'\of
cldms against said Eslllc is Gan-e
ArnoLl 'Hitt Holstein 592 1795
The five high bends were
Owner
1-Ja RansrdFrizz
Akerlund
Elmer MillerArnold Wilt.
bud. Uehling
an am nurHohtein 88.8 1039.5
Mixed saxJersey32.1
1lolatein 82.6
904.0
661.01018.0
llolltdn s1.s 1077.0
Arthur Leap. Tester.
NOTICE To CREDITORS-°-DF ESTATE
STATE OF' NEBRASKA,
W u h i n Count
Wm. J. Maher,ltty .
In the County Court.
ln the Hatter of the Haute ofFrank D. Mum. Deceased: to the
Chditors of Said Estate:
ao..
n u m n s n e o a u - c a n m m f lll\|§u\€| YL laluunu _-_ ._--.._,_._..at tb l as Blair Nob:ln. Wililrd Chambers :peat Fri of Fremont.m m - .m m m 'J `'n»1¢11 : u m mla. Nhl,!l"| ' 9.°~ § § '. . .n t h H u ~1¢I1ooI1|»¢rex|nrlrl|E||:t:ntaki|\.¢
g d Hauler ,p mt g u a r d "uaminatlom Thurada m a Fd-mrr subscription ta ngzrdnd wr at u n James ° ° " ' ¥"'°E?.'i".1 3-°=f. Jia; ¢§&.."$.i
u o | m u e n 1 a t ~T h n a m n o !|1°IBl-: j | , " g u l b , , '
will be Instantly n - I l l i n u CIIJI gm Pearl Ivfraoll S u y ¢, ,, ;. | ~
-\.
C o m o a n d l i l t m I n n e x t Su n d a y
a n d b r i n g t h e a h l l d r o n .
Co m mu n io n s e rvi ce at li o'c 1o c L
'P h i l o e r vl e a l l o n e t h a t a l l m e m
b e n s h o u l d m u m i t p o m l n l o .
Q u i z i l l a E n d e a vo r a t 7 : 0 0 p m .
l'r ea c h. l n¢ se r vi c e o t 8 :0 0 .W e
i n vi l l a l l w h o on e n o t at t e n d i n g
um H l ul u p m a n u ;o n u vu '' \ - " "¢5¢g ~ E d n a , E s t h e r a n d A n n o H a n s e n
G e o r g e E l l u a e n o f B l a i r l l p a -
Pvr in l a l . A . E . D ix o n: th i n w ee k .
Jo h n R e i d, t h e m ai l c a r r ie r , h l u
b u n un a b l e t o m a k e hi s fu l l
ro ut e o n ac c ou nt of t he ha d r oa ds .
M i s s K a t h e r i n e S t r u ve o f B l u i r
b e l p e d l i n H a r r y Ty s o n w i t h h e r
i m u a .m
`, ° ' : | u o r k fr o m W e d n e n i l y u n t i l Sa t -
lu s d n y n fe nl m r .
ag en t S n y a ft e r n o o n w i t h V l o h
he l s o n ..
N .T .L u n d ca ll ed a t R i c h a r d
Ne l n on a ' W e d ne s d ay a ft e r no o n .M r . o n d M n . G u y H i n k l e y w e r eM o n d a y e ve n i n g vi o i t o n a t H . C .
Ras mua aen s.
H a r o l d Ras mus sen sp en t S u n -
d a y a i m n o o n w i t h R a y m o n d R u -
n||i| :|gn A._ ... - | \ - . -- x
law, Dr. Jlpp.Juat to are how
the new office the doc has fitted
up look;
Hon. Albert Sprick writes ua to
ch-mse his Enterpdao from his
Lincoln address to his I'onta:relleaddress u he hopes to be home
soon the stole legislature of which
he is a member being about ready
to diaband.
rRelatives or Mrs Jim Longcar
and Mri.Freeman Tucker arelooking forward to their return to
Blair next Sunday morning from
Kirkaville,Mo. where they have
been under Dr.Laughlin: :urgi-
cad rare at the Osteopathic hoa-
pltal there.
Dr. and Mrs. Earl Hoata rared
for Mrs. Theodom Jacobson, whoia the mother of a fine nine and
onvwf pound boy hom Monday ,
April llth.Ho has been namedBillyDeus.Mrs.Jaooblon was
Ruth Metxingrr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.Myron Metzinffr and
they tonne:ly lived in Irvington.
WE WANT TO SERVE YOU
. . _. . _. . . . - .
At Your Service
~|/¢¢,'~
_~ ~:~,9 \.f~ 41 _\ i Sv ~
\\vr /.¢§'r gI
F . i f
'K é l é v
f o r E a s t e r '
W e want you to feel that you
may come here to do your East-
er shopping leasurely.Our en-
tire stock and sales force_are at
your service, whether your needs
be large or small.
law, Dr. Jlpp.Juat to are how
the new office the doc has fitted
up look;
Hon. Albert Sprick writes ua to
ch-mse his Enterpdao from his
Lincoln address to his I'onta:relleaddress u he hopes to be home
soon the stole legislature of which
he is a member being about ready
to diaband.
rRelatives or Mrs Jim Longcar
and Mri.Freeman Tucker arelooking forward to their return to
Blair next Sunday morning from
Kirkaville,Mo. where they have
been under Dr.Laughlin: :urgi-
cad rare at the Osteopathic hoa-
pltal there.
Dr. and Mrs. Earl Hoata rared
for Mrs. Theodom Jacobson, whoia the mother of a fine nine and
onvwf pound boy hom Monday ,
April llth.Ho has been namedBillyDeus.Mrs.Jaooblon was
Ruth Metxingrr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.Myron Metzinffr and
they tonne:ly lived in Irvington.
WE WANT TO SERVE YOU
. . _. . _. . . . - .
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for Easter '
We want you to feel that you
may come here to do your East-
er shopping leasurely.Our en-
tire stock and sales force_are at
your service, whether your needs
be large or small.
a m p l e !n o .u n o r I l l u n y u1n . . . . | . . . - - - . \ . . . _\ . - \ . a n . . . | -. . . . . . l . . . .
l i vi e r a t h e a t r e
Ik d r o n e s fo r
1 ; o o l o r l . n e w
le r i n l l .Pri ces
3 5 .S e o t h e m
re .Ii l t o n , a m l i m e
er w il ] b g se rv-
u r c h b n e m e n t
rp rl l 2 1 . Eve ry -
nen u i n c hic ken
r , u u m e d U m a
p h d , h c l . r o l l s
f n n u f f ;1 2 - l l
annum u u n ;¢- .u Q .. .- 1 - . u v - .t e r t a i n e d 1 n u m b e r o f h e r fr i e n d *
a t a c a r d p a r t y a n d l u n c h e o n a t
h e r h o m e o n I n t S l l t u r d l y a ft e r
n o o n i n h o n o r o f h e r fifte esl th
birthday.Of course £hey'had ajo l l y | 0 0 5 t i m e .
P. M . Ty s o n ve r y p l e as a n t ly e n -
t e r t a i n e d t h e Jo l l y H l r r l e d F g i k x
B r i d g e C i u b a t b i l h o m e o n w e s t
C o l fa x h l l B l l u r d a y ,mfea dng.
Th e r e w e r e f o u r u b l e l o f b r i d g e .
Re fn e nh m e n l e w e r e se .
W B M A K E L O A N S I n f e m l e r s
wh i c h p a y o u t i n 3 6 y e a s .T h e
l_...._-..|_ . . -1 - - -. \ _ _a n
n u l u u a l l u u n n e w s u n t rq gu nu rm e e t i n g a t t h e c h u r c h In t F r i d l r
aft e r no o n .Th e c h a pt e r c h os e t h e
m m e " J o n a t h a n G o i n g "i n h o n o r
o f t h e fi n ! G e n e r a l S o c m n a r y o f
t h e A m e r i c a n B a p t i s t H o m e H i s -
l i o n Soci ety.J e f f e n o n C a l d w e l l
w h n a m e d F i r s t A l l i s t a n t A m -
h u q d o r m d B e r t l c i l l l h n , C h a p -
t e r S t e w u n i .`,.
Th e c h u r c h m e m fo r p r a y e r e n d
Bi b l e S t u d y e ve r y W e dn e s d a y m n -
n i n g a t 8 P . H .
Th e ch o i r p r ac t i ce s eve r y F r id a y
e ve n i n g a t 8 P . H .
w w w W1o.ooo.oo
ST. IARYS mscovAL i'""' """ '""" """" "" "°"' Pmeilu mu her playmates.N r .cuuncu a"'"' "' "'"' """ Harry Tyson.. f!et*ff"'_.=";':'1f1:r°s&,&':='~">1».§M°§l.» demiiu 550.87
D H fl 1 Pl I0 v Aucu:ru ucunun.a n °" '''e n u m m m s "'§3¥¥3 :,r...._,.,,,.,,.,.,,0,..,,subjectto
,but now of Oakiand,in I an check -$202,29593ull of aarvloe for runnin M N .A denen ,,;,{;¢,} at Ornaha huapiu; suffering ?mm Time euti!i~
i i v f r ° f . ~t h e ~F g h n m n h o m e i n s t o m a c h t r o u b l e .H i a O r u m f r i e n d s ': a l e s o f
_ 1 \ .: _ _L x . . .-- . . . . . . . | . .\ » ¢ » n . I | - _ - - h u n a u r - £ 4
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' L .Ibe large or small
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Changeable Taffetas, wash-
able, per yard -$1.95 to $2-65
WE WANT TO SERVE YOU
Silk nightguwns - 2.95 and 3.25
silk Teddies -_ zzs,2.ss,2.95
Voile nighties, assorted
colors -------1.25
Crepe Nighties, colors --.75
Voile Teddies), assoned colors,
lace trimmed, each --- 1.25
Rayon Slips,each ---- 2.25
Voile Stepins and Bloomers - .65
Cotton Pongee Slips --r - 1.45
LADIES' SILK HOSE
IN NEWEST SHADES
Rollins Run~top, full fash-
ioned,heavy weight »- 1.95
Humming Bird, service
weight -------1.50
Humming Bird, all silk to
the top Chiffon, full fash-
ioned, per pair -~-» 1.95
Ladies' Mercerized Hose
Per pair »- .--»°.35-.50
Blue Crane service Chif-
fon per pair ---- 1.00
Ladies' Rayon Hose -1 .79
Children's Hose from .35 w .75
We Carrj A Nice Une of Silk
Hose for Growing Girls.
Ladies' Fancy l-lankerchiefs
from -°---.25to.50
Brassleres, pink Brocadesfrom-----.l5tol.00
Lace and Silk -1.00 and 1.25
We Carry A Complete Line ofGossard Corsets and Clhsp-
aroumls, Prited to Please
w.J.sAs 3The Big Store The Old Reliable ~
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as.oeo.no l
!»38\.58 to learn that the younger :hugh-ter, Tense, who la Hn. W esiey
Reid of Arlingtonf3.U., has been
quite seriously ill again,having
the hon: 61 Hn. u. LJ. van uw-scn Tuesday eneruoon, mm: 12.
His:Mary Cook was uld rti nl
hoatud.The dqmtionml servicetaken the flu following an open-WU ied by Mrs. A. F. Neweli.
Lion.Eneounging reports have Min Mary Cook and lin. John A.
now come that she is better xml
hopes are entertnined for her
complete 3eemmry.Her mother.
Rhoades sang *r duet e:\tir.ied
"Sun|\et".Min Lueile Kemp"The Wife of Pon1.ius Piate". 713-=
"UBB ur mul un :vnu ll. nll|:| ,Dodge. Nebrulra.11-lt.
At l meeting of the Lldiel' Alt!
oi the M. E. church heh! at the
home of Hrs. Fred Nemtz on IutTuesday, Mn. w. J. Koopmm wal
lguln elected preddent,'lln.. W. H.
Sappenfield, vice preaident,li n .Frank Bron, secretary and Mrs.
ton are to [atheist the church a
8 o'clock Sunday morning for aEnter meeting ana beukfut.
The Bible Sc hool will mm I
10 A. ll. as usual.
The EuI.er momizlg church nn
vice at H o'clock win be enrich-I
with music nppeoprhte to the IJI
of Renlrreetiou, including 5 violi
'i:ll |.I.1'\| IMIII.
nnuD»|='nn|.-.Ileu|>»du-|n.0vf-
-~:»:.:'.\~;..,_.....
H. . . . . - ¢v a lu n :lln. as -:...°::=
.'ru xm:| l| u¢ n\-»5 ' - . .- - » w. » » ~ . Th ll h l -
lnhn Inn!
v ' u u u m u n n m u u 'r0 rA|.....s u| ,m.ugg;-'_'f-gw Onlm ll n hu \l=°| | m\1 1 : o r ~=°~"~;
nu.I knllllllllnulnellvll Illlm':ul=~r\h~I=s \h°l!\°;l'r l n m u f f m a n u m
USED CARS
POR SALE!
1921 Dodge Sedan (4 door) New Dqgo Finish
1926 Chevrolet Coach, Fine Condition
1923 Ford Coupe
was FordTo\\ring, New Pima .
1923 Ford Touring, Fine Shape
192i Ford Sedan
ARONSON CHEVROLL'l` C0.
HOME THEATRE
USED CARS
POR SALE!
1921 Dodge Sedan (4 door) New Dqgo Finish
1926 Chevrolet Coach, Fine Condition
1923 Ford Coupe
was FordTo\\ring, New Pima .
1923 Ford Touring, Fine Shape
192i Ford Sedan
ARONSON CHEVROLL'l` C0.
HOME THEATRE
he ring nl which Inever tire.
|15 the one that comes in MnsA.J. I-'inla)f»on. hu been wzuf hostcslBl ~ nice rvI;;:;1r'UW A. P. Compton, ireuumr.solo, "Ave Marla". ll! Hn. Gaul-he d her iilnen.and a our wu e ui In 'Sh md Mi" I dum smrm. Candidate for mom-1 unng ul 2 e nur na znnmp are zo b.na :nw
I - -~- -sRi.f'f'_f'°.1'L
'!'fl'.°l'f°...- ......f.h"f§ fellmrshin durlnr um service. and
vim.
To
lie is
on thls wi re
c a v a : f 3 r h l l n * ° ¥ ' n | n f i f h
A Bargain for Quick Sale
Seventeen acres adjacent to corpor-
ate limits of Blair.Good farming
land and blue grass.Splendid or-
chard and shade lreea.All fenced
and cross fenced.Eight roomhouse will: city water.Barn, sheds
\and chicken house.A splendid
poultry farm and a good .home.
See Me At Once
R. G. ALLEN
Spring Clean Up
n mls 1s THE TIME
Sée us for Wall Paper or Paint
U - - vu v;u - . . .- -" n -- - Q vM m E d S t e ve n ! o n I n t S e t u n h y
eve n i n g .H i n M a r i e B o u r k e w o n
h r s t p r i z e a n d M i n K a y e P e d e r -
son th e c ons ola tio n.Ni c e r e fr c l h ~
me n t s we r e s er ve d .
Th e l d o m i q r A ft e r n o o n C l u b
m e l . Ir i l h l l a I . . A . c . D e b e l A p r i l
11.Th e s u b j e c t fo r t h e n l z e m o o n
w u " M a r y Ro b er t s R i n e h a r t " .
M n .De b e l r e a d a r t i c l n o n h e r
l l fe a n d w o r k .T h i s m e e t i n g vu
t h e r e g u l a r t i m e f o r t h e p a y m e n t
of .l ue sl Th e C l u b m e e t s A p r i l 1 8
wi t h H r s . E . C. P i er c e .
Th e C o ng : e g a ao n a l ch u r c h c h o i r
u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n o f M r s . G e n !-
d l n e S t e va n , W i l ! d i n g n n E u l e r
n fn i n i n "f" l1 rInl l h l Vl r l b fl n t t i '
l n E v t e r o f f e r i n g w i l l b e u m .
At t he 8 o'c l o cl : eve n i ng e e rr l e e
t h e c h o r u s - c h o i r u n d e r t h e : l i n c -
t i o p o f M n . G e n l d l n e S l . c n ! ! i s
to : ing "{ .1\ rll t, the Vi¢ !»0 rio n|" , . |:|
E n t e r C a n t a t a f r o m " T h e U h o f
Ch r i s t " b y R . M i l l e r .T h e m m
Te m p l a r o f Jo r d a n C o m m a n d e r ;
N o . 1 5 s r e t o l a e g u u u o f t h e
c h i i r c h a t t h i s u n i o n , ' m e h vm
i r d u d e a n add re ss I o t h e S i r
l'L n1g hu.1.
" C h r i e t , t h e V l c t o r i o m ";
P a r s !g
Pr e l ud e :" D a r k n e s s t o D u m "
O r g a n ,P h n o a n d Vi o li n
" B e h o l d , t h e C h i e f P r i e s t . : a m e
B e fo r e P i h l e "D . C . V l . \ D e u a e n
a n d l d d e C h o r u s
HOME THEATRE
P n oc mm
AP R IL I5 t o AP R IL z z -
wmmv
`\ S h ld n Gray in
" C A B A R E T "
W'iLh Tom Moore and Cheller Conklin
FOX NEWS. HODOE PODOE AND Review
MO ND AY a nd TUE SD AY
Cary Cooper with Betty Jewel md E\ Breudel in
"ARIZONA BOUND"
Com¢dy'"BlR'THDAY GREETINGS"
VEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
~\\';|Ilw Beer: in
"CASEY AT THE BAT"
MERMAID COMEDY
FRIDAY a nd SAT. ankl SAT. MATINEE
AI Chrisziekx Grenlesl. Comedy .
"THE NERvous WRECK"
Wixh Hnrrimn Fnrd and Phyllis Haver
Comedy -"ECIGED ON"
HOME THEATRE
P n oc mm
AP R IL I5 t o AP R IL z z -
SUNDAY
`\ S h ld n Gray in
" C A B A R E T "
W'iLh Tom Moore and Cheller Conklin
FOX NEWS. HODOE PODOE AND Review
MO ND AY a nd TUE SD AY
Cary Cooper with Betty Jewel md E\ Breudel in
"ARIZONA BOUND"
Com¢dy'"BlR'THDAY GREETINGS"
VEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
~\\';|Ilw Beer: in
"CASEY AT THE BAT"
MERMAID COMEDY
FRIDAY a nd SAT. ankl SAT. MATINEE
AI Chrisziekx Grenlesl. Comedy .
"THE NERvous WRECK"
Wixh Hnrrimn Fnrd and Phyllis Haver
Comedy -"ECIGED ON"
|| | | ' | g ;n l (U v *,n v _1 - - -w a y b e l w ,u m a : h m ' u r o f 11 1 °` 3 ° 3 f "R T L ;` i a ` £ § ' § " \ i F Z i } ' F § § 1 1 § § - .
H o l y G r e e n . " - T h o u .A .K e m p i a .' H o w a r d ( K u n w e r e n t t e n d m l s .
T h e b d d e w o r e a K n k s i l k f l a t
B E L L ~V A L L E Y c r e p e d r e s s ,a n d 1.b r i d e s m a i d
w e r e n u n H u t c r e p e d r e n .A : d x
' n c l . » - c k t h r e e - c o u r s e d i n n e r w a s
l r .a n d l n .A u g u s t K e d h o f ! | s e n e d a t t h e h o m e o f t h e b r i d e ' n
w e r e F r e m o n t u h o p p e n S a t u r d a y
l n . W m . H o l z m a n s p e n t . T u u
d a y n z t h e h m m o f h e r ren ts,Hr. and lin. August LllT:\|n.
llh: Ellen Lldlmun, who teach-.
parents, Hr. and Mn. Pm Wo!!!west of Orurn.hir.Hn .Adolph Wei!!of Orum werenmcngtheguests.The young
eounle will live in Winsiow, where
Oscar Petersen and Merle New-kirk were Sunday gum.: at theBoone Neukirk hom.Mr. and Mrs. George Rumuv
sen and Gene and Raymnnd Ru-
muasen were Bondny eveningguewts at Chris Neisoru.H i n Catherine Nc wlirk andOscar Yelermn were Sunday af-
ternoon guests at Ted Buehanits.Sunday gueau at Peter Nic k
'en1 "sr°=ltr . 'P d .! !"" Q i
|Carrie Brock, Director.Subscribed and sworn M
me this 9th day of April,
(SEAL)A. C. rNotary
REPORT OF THE c on:
oi
The Citizens Suingu BllkCharter No. sas in ihe :
Nebnnka nt ihe :kite of
» before1921
nbel.
Public.
: m o w
ol Blnl,
Blue of
hu lnc u
always sure-fire.u
SERVE HAM
The many ways o f serv-
lng ha m pro mpts us to
sugges t tha t yo ur menu
inc lude hum.
Espec ially at thi s t i me
of the year is it very ac-
ceptable roasted who le
. u h h " v p n nntnlnes.
H
es at Hardin , Nebr, spent seseral as nil her lilo zlm u r iHinrlie ilum and fa~ ily . I
Bliss Halen Ahlmsler spent theyeekand with home folks st Fre-
L" ' °1'l'.....Holtmsn,Gnee Pseper
and Frederick Hetrlek were theeighth graden from here takin;examinations at Fontanell-e Thors-
sd andtum W ike nlng :r ss In Fle-
rnont Frida toward evening.Mr. and hrs. Dick Lslltnsn and
sons. Gerald and Vernon wltedSunday sllernoon at Gottlieb l..sll
llss Helen Ahlme/ler spent Sunday evading at Gottlieb Gelssei-
'""'1'§. rain? weather his kept mu
at home than days.
Ada in The Enterprise bring
results.
_ u n : s u
Hr. Ilass hu s ment market.Hrs. llartln Larsen and somspent from I"riday until Sundaynt the Ed Sorensen home near
Lyons and Sunday and Monday stE l e j f m r l S o r e n t e n h o r n e i n 0 a k ~
n
Walter Andersen spent Satur-'"§,"°1=*"§, with Martin Larsen.
n. I .. Larsen visited from
Frida until Sunday with her ds-ter, J... Ailee Larsen in Omaha.
Nena and Wmlter AnderselspentSundaysftemoonattheChris Nelson borne.Richard Nelson butchered a hog
for H. C. Larsen Neulsy.
Miss Hens Andersen called onHrs. ilsrtin Larsen Weéucsdaynhernoon.The St. Paul Ladies' Aid metTlaunday afternoon at the home
of Hn .H.C.Rasmussen.Inspite of rein, a good shed crowd'ras sement. there Heins thirteenmemrsand two vldtors.The
Lltrtatollerson ann emluren,nuHansen and Axel Hlmen.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johansenattended a play given at the H.E.
church in Blair Tuesday evening.Will Wulf and son,Raymond
called at George Rasmussen:onFriday evening.A qulltin|11-my was held at
the Ed Newklrk home Monday sf-
ttrnoon of this week.Those pres-ent were: Mrs. Peter Nielsen, Hrs
Chris Petersen, Hrs. Alfred SkovandMn .Boone Nearldrk andCatherine.Th.: ladies tied twoquiltsafterwhich fa nice lunch
was seAir. and Mrs. Andrew JohansenandVictorwereFremontshop-
pers y.Hr. and Hrs. Georre Rasmussenand Gene and Raymond Rssmus-ssn were Thursdn;£°e1renin{'esll
ers at the lliss a i u rsenhome in Oman.lr . a n d Mrs. Hans Wulf and
ahltdrhn anon!Rnmhv lf\:l!1toGI|
March 28. 1921.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts . . .Sl
Bonds, securities, judg-
ments and elai~nr (ex-
clwve ot cssh re-serve). . . . . . . . .
Other real estate . . .Bankers' €.onser-stionF u n ¢ ! . . . . . . . . . .Cash In bank . 42,136.50
w o r n .. I .sz
L u a l t i r l a s
Capital ntoek . . . . . .S
Surplus fund . . . . . .
Un-divided profits
(Net). . . . . . .. .Savings
deposits . $185,067.45Due to Nation-
ad and Still!r
Hermann19,559.25
P
v u p - - ,- . H - - |- --- -- -o n n e x t S u n d a y w a n i n g . A p r i i Z7
at e i g h t o 'c !o c k .Th e p u b l i c w i l l
b v wel com e.l a w n o f s a n d
mu s i c w i l l en j o y th e b e au t i fu l r e n -
di t i o n o f t h e E a s i er C a n tl l l . .
Th e d e a t h o f M r . O i i n D e W i m
" B r e a k N u H ! ! H u h : P o n c e
C h o r u s
"How Upon the First Day"
Choqu"Come, Let Us Huten"M n .D . V .M u s e :
n m ] D o r u t h v Je n l e n
EXCI..IISl\E
" T
W i r h H a r r i s o n F o r d a n d P h y i l i a l l m r e r
C o m e d y - " E { ] ( l E D O N "
We are at your Service.
"EASTER mms
Swifts Premium Smoked
Hams, as gfwhole, per
lh..37
Average 10 w 12 lbs.
VEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
~\\';|Ilw Beer: in
"CASEY AT THE BAT"
MERMAID COMEDY
SUNDAY
`\ S h ld n Gray in
" C A B A R E T "
W'iLh Tom Moore and Cheller Conklin
FOX NEWS. HODOE PODOE AND Review
Just received another
cask of thuae good
Dill Pickles, Special
3lbs.for ---.25
MO ND AY a nd TUE SD AY
Cary Cooper with Betty Jewel md E\ Breudel in
"ARIZONA BOUND"
Com¢dy'"BlR'THDAY GREETINGS"
All kinds of lunch meats
on hand at all times.
P H O N E 7 5
We don`\ GWE sarvice
We sell it
I I I
. y f f l l f f f f20,0 se10,a450a
'2"?B. 1 5
I
I0130.5011,210.00
12,500.002.500.00
|
UCTION o i F t . C a l h o u n o c c u r r e d In t TM I:
d a y e ve n i n g a t h i s h o m e n e a r
H o r s e S h o e l i k e o u t o f C a l h o u n .
li c i s s u r vi ve d b y h i s w i fe .T h e n
a r e n o c h i l d r e n .Fu n e r al a e rvl c e a
will bo held Friday aitomooa,
-D TQ §>}i'§{l»5""l
P m 1 1
" T h e A n g o ! "
O n a n , P l u m a n d V i o l i n
" F e a r N o t "--H i l t o n R h o d e s
S e e m :0
SALE
IMEMORATI xc OUR
April 15, at 2 oclock lt the Fl..
Calhoun Presbyterian church.
Ylelding to the dellllnd of the
customers of the municipal elec
tric plant at Olhlmlh the council
has inaugurated 24-hour service.Beanie the present equipment in
insufficient.; new 120 horaepovrer
engine has been ordered.I t iathought the enlarged plant will be
able to furnish service to two
nelghbodng villages.
Mm M. lngentlev hu returned
from an Omaha hospital whereah# was obliged to have her left
eye removed.This removal eame
follounring an accident to her eyesome weeks alr° when, in ntooping,
#hc broke her glasses, which cut
her me ball badly.ln .Lnlzort
time, lt uma noticeable ro her thatthe other eye waz bein; affeeted
ami lt wan in order to uve the
round eye, that the left one wonremoved.Her may friend: arehoping that she will have no fur
ther trouble.
Mary --Hn. D. v. In ner
Magdalene »Dorothy Jeaaen
Peter ---Hilton Rhaads
Disciples --»Male Chem:"And the Same Day. et Ewninl'
Luther 0'Ha11lon
"Songs of Triumph: Songs of Joy"
Entire ChorusSolo Obligvato - Vanola Brunton
Aeeompantzts:
Pilno,Lucille Kemp
Organ, Chelxn B. WhitfordACrueifixlonservice will he
held Good Friday niahs at mn
o'eloek in the church The PNP*
of tlfe church and pariah are urged
to be preaent at this solemn ser-vlee of commemoration.The din!!
will asaht, and the beautiful Pnl-
niou music will be sung.The male
quartet and Vanola Brunton areto sing "Tnm Ye In the Lad".Thule who have plants or Iw-
era to be used for Easter denn
Lion will please notify Louis lur-doch before Satunlly noon,and
:Bch floral olfednfa will be ealled
for.
4am412.65
INIVEHSAHY
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vllildmd Iverson spent. Wcdnu-¥¢.m iolned u a new member,pan -;;=\;u .1 ze fund . . . . . . . . . . .62024
dar and Thunday evenings in am: lin. Heh Chrlatnuen jo»ineEl Got ie Star an d*"¢h flul l QL n the 4| g nj.lly rlie ind Leith; \l"¢l¢ Pitman!1\(y|~,\L 17,2?665B lu ! ~ i f e r I I I " - ' U -fl ~ | $ fl. '?. .° ".. f lhi l'3 d.Oni STM P"3'¢|\l!|i hat W ednvday.efrvrr nw x:r.nnae1.:2l
SALE
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GOING oN.\||\ 41 II l x r |'l\lb|:.Q nxun 1 .\Washington County.II, A. R. Brock, pruidesxt of the 2:30 and 7:30
D A I L Y Larget Stock in the City Row on Band
timates Cheerfully Given
yDlly & N lson
Rss Pnssanrr Es
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wn m',o.P h n e 1 4 4 2 1 7 E W a s h i , n g t o n S t
MARKETmt.llambars rupondui to rel!cali by gi flnl hilpf ul lmmholu
hlnu.T110 lf!-0111003 vu :pantquitting, altar which delicious se-
f m n m m u v m a n n d .A fen-
ume of tlxemee tin gwutha tthdthan dnb babies, Eunice Elaine
I b n u ,Lehnd Fnderle llullerand Rohn Eugene Bunn were all
present! for gh-r. i1ni.t.im¢.Th !
I
Wil! Hansen sailed at the N. J.Andersen home Wedntnily after-
D0011.ilr. md ln. L. E. Lnnen wenAr liwo n a ll e n Tunday :Iter-
nmn.Th L ld la s ' A i d M th e n u m
church met Wedntlclly dtemnon.with Hn .Rudolph Andre-non.About fony nn plnent. Includ-lnr men IM children.A delicious
*UU ¢\l1l1I1 zur. luu mrs.rru wrAppleby and Beliy, lit. and MN.
Hovarl »;g»r»\g Ind chlldnn andHr. and rs.'ill Hart and chi!-
dren.A nioe lunch including zbirthday cake mu served no the
guests.Hr. and Hrs. Henry Kuhr, Al-bert and Anna spent Sunday ;f.§;=°°=="at the Harry Mndexn
me.rrnze ana |voUTll¥QlfC.A. R. Brock.
_.President
A l I E a l :R. J. Ihanloch, Binder.
Carrie Brnck, Dimgwr,Subscribed and :worn to 'befon
me Khin Bib ~l»r of Apdl, 2927.
otary Public
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Groceries and Heats
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Fuvs cv a-TH! nr rnrm s m -Blair, Nebnsh, April 14, 1927
wm 50 CASH
lst PRIZE $25 _2nd $15 3rd $10
GIVEN FOR BEST ESSAY ON
"WHY WE SHOULD TRADE AT HOME"
C O N T E S T C L O S E S M A Y 7 t h ,| 9 2 7
P i d d ithin one week after close of contest.Judges: Three prominent people of Blai t i
ted with this contest.MAIL your ESSAY to this paper.W inning E y P bli h d
y y
THE HOME BAKERY
Biue Ribbon and Betty Anne Breads
are made in Blair.Fancy Pastries and Rolls
Ask Your Grocer for it.
Chas. N. Hansen
v -See_us for all kinds
of '
Spray material, Bayer Dust; gr Uspulnn, B-K Solu-
tion, Dips and Dxsmfectants.
BLAIR DRUG co.
Blair, Nebraska"First in the Farmers' Fidd"
Do YOU KNOW
that there has been approximately 160 new improve-
ments made on the Ford car in the past year?"
We cordially invite you to call at our garage and
inspect today's Ford car without obligation to you.
We will be glad to demonstrate on request.
G. A. RATI-IMANN.Special Prize E gal. Mona Motor Oil w winner.
Culled Flocks produce our eggs and constant at-
tention produces our Chicks, making them healthful.
-Sérvice is our Moth
THE BLAIR HATCHERY
Baby Chicks Custom Hatching
Feed and Supplies
Phone 189
DEBOLT ELECTRIC SHOP
We do all kinds of elect:-ic`repair work and can
furnish all kinds of equipment and fixtures.
W. P. Burglar Alarm for chicken raisers' protection.
See us for demonstration._
"Le\'a Keep the Home Finn Burning"
Two do\llr trade coupon given for bel! letter.Phone 222
$3.00 in trade for the best letter why you' should
Trade with
J . D . G A R R I S O N
Clothing,s h m m d I-'ur Gooch
}{nwSch1Ifne,lh d Marx-Clolhfnfl.
Boshwltz Bros. & Co. md Merit! Clothing
'Wdk-Over Freemm Cmmn ShoesArrvw Shlrll and Collars Coopen Underwear
q u m y c o m- - ¢ L a wn : P r i c e :
M y m s n m m m m g m of x win.
S P E C I A L P R I Z E S
h `d rtisement lor best letter ot titty words orless, statingIn adiiition to Cash Prizes the following business firms will also give the articles named in t eir a ve 1t ad 'th them.Contest open to all.Mail letter to advertiser.They reserve the right to publish any or all letters.W h yi ti sa g oo dp la nt o r e w l
_ =_= ~ - - . ¢ - - - - -_____Phone Shop Black 116 Phone Res.Blue 74
'C .M o l g a a r d J e n s e n
Electric and Acyteline welding work, general black-
smithing, horseshoeing and wood work.
We also have the latest and most up-to-date equip-
ment in town for `_-L a wn Mo we r Sh a rpe n i ng-
w i n ' I S
The Blair Racket Store thfrplace 00 buy:
Honlery,Nodnm, Candy,Dinmrwnn,Xltehenwun,Sehool Supvliel, Stamped Goodrl, Tmud.
cumm cum, ek.
FR E E :A l30) piece breakfast set of Ivory dishes
to the lady writing us the best letter in answer to
the above ad.
L A D Y ll A R ll E l {s i l o ?un E. Fmn! Sueer, Blair)We specialize in barber work and guarantee satis-
faction.(Sixteen years experience.)
Same Old Prices
Me: and Children lnircutting. 35c;Ladies, We;Shana, 25c;
Ru ho 88c.W mg.run wk hnluutting, nw coming ntyh,our manly.
ModemRoaming Haus in connedion.Mrs. J. M. Erwin, Proprietm-
il;
When in need remember Mead in a ll Tire and
Battery work.Absolute guarantee on all work.
Special Vesta Batteries for all purposes
Pennsylvania Tires
Mead Tire and Battery Co. .
The World is Clamoring for more power
H I ;._,g.*§yf@~.,A S N A P P Y .
a ~ n r r l s :A E R ' 3 ; f § E ' . ' . :r s A 5 n r : x x o c x
>»,g»';==°
cvMatin Fuel whidh givn ilu! utr; pull you have been looking for.25 [allom of AERO-GAS. will bf' given (nr the Inll letter tellingthe public why they should une .na no-GAS. and ous.PHQNE zss RES; BLACK 297
AE R O - G AH S E R V I G E C O .
Van's Service Station
We handle none but the best Marathon Gas & Oils,
Oils for all kinds of caxs.We try w please you.
Yours for Service.
C. C. Van Deusen, Manager.
CHARIS
(A patented garment;
A n e w i d e a f o r B e a u t y ,H w t h a n d C o m f o r t .A
mdel fitting ur finre perfectly .Lisht In wright. adjustable tuner
b¢|l» udvinx batter support than a heavy comet.
MRS. J. H. BDWTMAN, 505 WM! Nebraska St., Rnpreatnlativet
A large bottle of FrancoAmerican Toilet Water is given each cua-
tomer sequrcd from this adwrtisement.
Buy your houscclegning supplies at the
PETERSEN HARDWARE
We try to treat you right.It is our personal opinion
that it. pays to buy in Blair whether it be an auto-
mobile or a box of Tacks.DEVOE PAINT
and Yamini
Manufacturing Flour for 52 years, will give 100 lbs.
Maintop Flour for best letter sent to Mill on why
9 gilaintop Flour.50 lbs. for seeond= 25 lbs for
IX'
Purina Chick Féed
100 lbs. Chick Growena Il{EE for best letter.Quality, Efficiency and Satisfaction-Baby Chicks,
Breeders,Incubators,'\\'aterers,Feeders,Milk
Feeders, Grit Boxes, etc.
Blair Incubalnr Company
Phone 395 Chas. E. Gaydou, Mgr.
QUALITY,"
is our FIRST THOUGHT
MARATHONdGASOLINE
anMOTOR OILS
Nebraska-Iowa Oil Co., DmributoxsPhone 232 Blair, Nebr.
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes and Brushes.No w
is the time to fix up your home while you are house-
cleaning.Let us fi gure wi th y ou o n refinis hi ng
your home..
Pnurlptlon filling i= our xpedalty.
Phone us your vm:We :send them w you.
Phone 87.
w s STEW ART PHAR M AC Y
QUALITY MARKET
For first class Groceries and Meats at cheapest
possible prica trade at The Quality Market.
Jens Nielsen, Proprietor.
We deliver Phone 75
TH E AR ND T HAR D W AR E
We want you to look over our new shore display of
hardware, electdc goods, kitchen furnishings, paint,
vamishes and brushes placed before you where you
can see and handle them.We carry the largest
mack In the county, phinly uurknd, at yrdcu thu plane you.1-hehmum we offer Wm. an exam ww prices.n vm my you in
vm; u, reguufny far pea In our um.
Jenkins Oil & Battery Co.
Trada Coupon of $8.00
for best letter
Blair High Sdmool Tattler
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H o n o r R a l l |Ju n i o r H i g h H o n o r S i u d e n t l _
T h e fo ¥ l o \ i n g st ud en ts : m e l 8 A - A l i c e Ba c h m a n n .H y d e
b e e n p l a c e d u p o n t h o H o n o r R o l l F r e n c h .C l a r a d i r o s h .F n d r i c h ,
d h F r i d a y M a l l h i c a e n B e n H c h l l i l t n P r a n -f o r t h o l l x w r u k n e n . g . |||
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o f N e b n a k a .Th e fo l l o w i n g a r e
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c m u v r m n vu . : T h i . P § | C | i i i h a d fa i l e d t o k e e p a b r e a s t o r m e
A m e r l n n .( C o n t i n u e d n e x t w e e k )
F I R S T M E T H O D I S T c u u a c u
C a r l G .Ba d e r , Pa s t o r .
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.a \_ .. - _\- \.-. ..;- ni". lfnl u II!¢¢\r
n u t t h e st ud en ts o f Blade H i l h
o f t h i s y e a r '| g r o u p w i l l b e a b l e
t o k e e p u p t h e h i g h t t a m l n n l o f
pr e vi o us ye a rs .Th e fo l l o w i n g s t u d e n t s w i l l g o
t o N e b r u h W e s l e y a n :M a r g a r e t
H e n n l n p e n , C n s r e n d G e o m e t r y ;
D o r o t h y K r o g h ,Ca e s a r am J_ G 't
I_ | o n , H e l e n C r o n s t r o m m d E ve l y n 1 ;1 " ' ¢ 4 _ f n f .f
Hopki ns..
G r a d e 5 B - G i l i o n d Al l e n ,E d -
va r d B a r r y ,D a l e B r u m b n u g h
P a u l Ch ri st en se n,Vi d e !G e m r o n|
F l o y d G w u o n ,N o n n a Gu s t i n :
L l o y d G u a t u o n ,Ch a r l e s H o u g h -
to n ,,Anna L a d d , W m . H a t p e f o o .
your com losses
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v - v Q.. -.L a s t Tu e s d a y o f M o n t h
W E D N E S D A Y
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R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S
la t . a nd Bn ! W e d. Eve ni n g
a m o s c l u u n s n
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" l l r r e w e ar e .l u th e Ho nr aIn o c h - e c o n . :l i m !th e m a r i n e ;
\110\e down to i l l!!len.li e r n nl h e Nlu gh a n d Tw e n t y i l g i n l m o r e
l o t h e fi l t h !- l o h o n e .Th e se po n
cl l l ln e a al u m ' l h e dl r o e ii o n of a lta ck - -t hc n are ,lump el f,an g li n z
a il t ll o l o lh e r lg h i, c o mp as s b ea r
ln a - - a n d t h e In fa n t r y oo l m a p o i n tabo ut as mm 1|t o m e l e ft .Th a t
br lu ga u e m g u h e r u p h e n ab ou t
thr ee k i l o m e t e r ;a n d w e g o o na i r t i g h t . a m i l e : n t o l n o r t h fr o m
there.to l l l n n c M o o t - "
w r vl c c fr i d a y ulg nr.t o r e n o u n c
E o s t e r m a d e .
Sa tu r da y , T11 5 P .M .C h o i r r e -
h c a n n l .
E a s t e r S u n d a y :
9: 4 5 P . M . C h u r c h S c h o o l .
1 0 : 4 5 l n . M . Th e E a q l g r H o m i n ;
W o r s hi p .Ba p t i sm o f ch i l d r en a n d
ad u lt s ;re ce pt io n o f m e m b e r s ;
E a s t e r m u s i c ; s e r m o n : " Th e R e m
un~c clio n".
7: 0 0 P U H .Ep wr o rt h L e a g u e .
To p i c : " C h r i s t l s A l i ve !"
8 : 0 0 P . M . E a s t e r H u a i c a l a e r -
vrice.T h e p r o g r a m w i l l inclucio
m i o :b y Alisa E t h e l M e a d ,M n
P a u l ohio ne,B i n El s i e H u g h e s ,
M r .G i ff o r d D i x o n ;ch on la ca b y
t h e fu l l ch o ir ,b y y o u n g !a.lice'
nknar i n |har l \ l " l | \ i \ \ '!. # M i l l
n e t h ll lb e rt s on .D r n m a t i c s ;Ba s i l G r a d e s 3 . 1 5 , A l l e n , J a y B u m
Ln c ur c , D r am e t lc s .td n,Cl a r en c e Chr is ten se n,D a vi d
Tr a c k S e a s o n O p e n !Ne al .W e e k
A b o u t e o h l g h » ¢ 1 m 1 b o s s h m
b e e n w o r k i n ; o u t d a i l y i n P N N ? "
.a t i o n fo r th e c o mi fl l tu c k s ea s o n .
Th e s e a s o n w i l l o ffi c l n l l y o p e n o n
Tu e a i a y w h e n t h e B l a i r h i l l !
s c h o o l b o y ! w i l l m e e t t h e O m a h a
N o r t h H i g h b o y s a t O m a h a .A c -
co o dl o g t o co m p a r a t h i o re c o rd s .
Bl a i r h a s a h i p ; ch a n c e o f w in n i n g
th i s fi r s t d u e l m e e t .A m o n g t h o b o y a w h o vr l l l p r o b -
a b l y l i n p o i n t s i n t h i s f i n i m e e !
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H a u l i n g ,E d n a Jens en,L e o M c -
Co r m i c k ,D a r o l d M y e r s ,M y r o n
Ne l so n ,F e r n Nicholson..H a r o l d
P c t c n e n ,H e l l a R o d e l ,Bl o mi e nn n
Smri ekl eu,Vi c t o r V l g .M a r g a r e t
W a l r a l h a n d Jo h n W h i t e .
N O R T H W A R D
G r a d e i Ca r o l i n e A l l e n m d
Ste lla G i1l i.\ m.G r a d e 2 - R u s s e l !c m £ T ` c m - » .
G u n l i n , L e vi G a m r o n , Jo h n S o a r .
a n d Lu c il l e K i n g .
Gr ad e 3 - -R o be r t Mx m do r f, F1 e .i »
e r i c k N o r r i s ,P a l m e r G u s l l n .A r
t h u :Ga m r oi r ,Le s li e Jo hn so n,
No r m a N e l s on a n d B e t ty Ja co b s .
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Makes Poor Seed Good
Thu treammem insures gen .inatiooand sturdy growth never befctt pood-
ble from pool u.-.::. Ev:u selected aeed
la benefited by the trcatmrnt because
ol me p cot az ci eo is i s gi ven u el mr
.he i nju ri ous a nd co oll y att ac ks of
eoilinfca1i.n¢ deacons.
-Tossed byU.5. Dept. ofA,gf{c.
Em mi ve ze zu by : hc U . S. D ep en -
me n . o f A gr i c ul t ur e o h m ! t ha t t h e
MA YB E DU S T tx ea t me nt o l n ea rl y»:.. sea ae[ ree Den t c om g ave an loueo ac of 8.5 buahelo per o..-xc; of Di?
Zodia infected seed, 25.5 bmlleitz and
o|G1bberclla §:\Tc.9....I Iced. za.-J \:A.\a.'\ -
ela.Phy tapaII» o.."¢¢y ,]anua 1926.
Costa buta Few Cents per Ac-rc
You n oni n o :p edal eqdp soent for
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num! BEE CLUBun Friday of uc): lhnth
.s x r u n n n
G. »\. n. in-I w. nc:hd n d nh Bnmnlny Ammon:
mllou moved.mln::round \\mumm-no nn- ludlrlmll lnlvrfnll
m u m mm. lo n m lh l llof hecan mum not Include loo mnnylntheirrndluofdenlh.Forllulna vu bldlllllhl in shoot buck.Ho r m L M n u n o l h ll n n le dumm vffhdlr. md. holdlng llw'!| £»¢~\\e °,bs°~°L1 z~°'v~¢h\
IAxxfn. meeting at tho Uongmgvlic nnl zlmnh
smmuy . s P. u. mz mnn my
prognm by Pwlm Mayo al New
York cuy .M i d Impersonator.Sha wlll mnh y ou huh, ery mdxnrlll with enl»hu|\um_lkuefll of'|'ennlvGour¢ (und.
.n p r u z s - wu n xy n u - u w. . . .Arunrwn.
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lh y 18 4 |'Sum lim at Llnc aln
my la -c q nf mm He e l, Ly o ns .lhy 20-Mull: Relay ! at Omshn.
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m following high uhool boyuc
B m r i Nebraska
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tnnbutarnuwumdllrlllllhnwmrnzex
8m1t'h|'.Hn- Schenxel l l H n '
Smiths nlooo.I
Mr. md. ln. Harry Enrey anddaugfhttr, Foy and lu tio n Pa k !
from 'hludoy evening vldton ltthe John Compton home.On Friday last evening Hr. andMn. Clydq Burger, Mr. and Mrs.
John Andenon and Mn._ g u m -Unr of Blolr were visits at the
Fred Peek home.Mr. Chu. Hook and Lloyd were
hwneu visitors in Omaha Hm-
day of this week.Mean Paul Koenig and Claus
Schneider were dinner guests on
Monday al Chu. Roenigf.Mr. and Hn. B. c . Liprineottwere Sando afternoon cal on atthe Ei n;oble and Lyle Guyer
homes in Blair.Mr.and lin. Theo.Ollnger
were Sunda afternoon callers atUIQ E. C. Ugpincolt home.
The Bench Co'rnmunit Club met.e on home or Mn. Au. Frmd-nn on lui Thurxdoy .Some ofthemember:of the IIerrnan
Ladlef Milsionory Society of the
Baptist church were guests andgave a very instructive and on-.*°>'\b¥e missionary ploy.It wasalso election of offioen and the
time no fully oc cupied until re-freshments were served.Therewillbl a joint meeting of theKindred Merry Makers and BenchClub at Clifford Rays April 2lst.
Mr. and llra. sa Brown wereSunday morning vdmiton at thehome of Mr. ond Mrs.. Chu. Hunk.Mr. and In N. A. Halford and
daughter, Sybil, Mr. and Mn. GlenNicholson and Hrs. Suzie Lone ofBlulr were Sunday afternoon :all-
en at Clifford Rays.
The Chrla Jensen family spent
»-home of
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'bn hippy de-
on Situ!-homo cf har
-4 ~fn,whoIn honor ofbirthday.TheM13 utarnoon
oth! amuseh d tid : li ttlc
putty gina.dvught to thedth ill :bo on-
: o n h vo n
u a n d | h u g !pink frosting1occupiedum~resent mcfuded
ho iron: Dom-|~u m m m ,
dry zliublc, Hr-
non.n retvmed on~ry after :pond-tion will!her~ A. aa. Mu-
| who hal beenk, it lomcurhat
ingfonl hld theI and susuin a.wa s u k e n to
~italonéiundly
I n for a while.~und Club ¢n~r at the homoyd! Cook Bl!-
table held aI. and Lbs othtrln wplng withAt bridge Hr.Jnngblulh held
Hr. and li n .
desirable apo! in the muth-
we a tof town tho g lnd u g zd ln a:d oo r m n w i all trim-min'a.Judging from their hilar-lty tha: must have had a good
u m a /Hn. Rlchamd Sintra entertain-e d " g f ta b l o a ~ W e d n e s -
da tamoo .Zn.. Ida Ein... sraa operated
on for a Bandidtia Wedneudaf attheShlliaalonhospfl:ln
Omaha.She la reported to be
getting alon nry nloely.The rem:r Parent-TeachersMeetingwas held at the highlchool auditorium Wednesday eve-ning, April 6ll1.The lou! band
nmlorod aovnral selections which
wer;much appraclated.Excal-Ifnt papora were read by Lin.Ernest Garicke and Hn .EldoCook.Mann. 0. P. Broarn and
M. R. Cady favored tho audiencewizhvocal aoloa after which re-freahnwnta,oonaiatlng ol punchand arahra anora aorved bar Hn .C. B. Mohnna, Hrs. 0. P. Brown
and Hrs. C. E. Groganaan.H i n Mardi;Kiaaaln of Fre-mont 1|aa oallod hors by the ill-non of her aister, Miaa Ida.Shotgtllmod to Fremont Sunday evo-
n nlil., Celia Rohwar booamo sud-
denly ill Frléay wheneupon showas ruahod to an Omaha hoamtadand an ogre:ation for apgend tlafollowedmmedlately.or high
school pudplla will mlaa har verymuch an are all hoping to anabar among ua agdn soon.Hr. and Ura. William Sc hmidlvera cailara at tha Claua Roharer
homo Sunday afternoon.
loads! dllmoon visitor at J ohn
E r i h mf .llr. nad Hrs. Pour Chrisbennnof Bhd: are vitlting at`!]1o homof Hr. md ln. Andrnr Nihon.Hn. E. W . Smith and Gladys
'amen Wodludly evening ulkn asJohn Jrehonf.lin. Ed W ihou and Hn. FrankBrodsraonond daoghur visitedwith Hn. Henry Jackson Frida;
afternoon.flu. W m. Spric k sud D ulim
visited at Chris Llr¥¢n'| at BlairWednesday evening.ilu. Earl Thompson spent luiat Neil Thcmpsons'r. and Hn. Godxer spell! im
Weellmdny at Herman H.o|nrI.|.Misa Irene Larsen visited at
lhrold Curley:Wedneshy ew-
ning.The eighth grndg exams werehfld at the Nur England sc hool
Thursday md Friday and a iargunumber of pupil: toot them.Earl Thompson and family areill with tha mump! oz pmlent.John Rogan :p mt Friday nt
Herman Rukertf.Hr. and Hrs. G°°=f~=Loftls,Hnrjorio and Binlia lelen wereBlah visilon Wmlnudag evening.Hr. and llrr. "W lir prick andDarlino from Monday waning vin-
iton at Paul Spr£cks'.Min Irene Lznen and Harfordliovendiek took exams nt Craw-ford int week.Hrs. Chu. Hovendick, Mn. Her-mnn Horondlck. Mrs. Frank Lnflisand Mn. George Loftin and Fern
spent Monday at F. E. F!eftclrer|'.
Min ilarguerlun Lemon wal a
no o n .: .re c e nt i y -
ho o d .
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M r s .L a w r e n c e M i l l e r
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Xm l ; f o r l 1 e r : " l : I e r d a u h t e r »
M r s .F r a n k T h o m p s o n o f w e s t o f
M a r y M u l l i n , l a r e e l l e R o s e n h a l m ,
E a r l Th o m p s o n , H o w a r d L o n g a n d
B l a i r i s a l s o d o i n g w h a t a h e c a n El i z a be t h H el l e r .
t o h e l p h e r .1 M r s .W m .H a r r i s o n a n d M i n
M r .a n d M r s .Ch as .M c D o n a l d
a n d f a n n l l y o t B l a i r a n d M r . a n d
M n .F r a n k W h i t e o f Te l m m a h ,
p a r e n t ;o f M r a .&IeD on al d,w e r e
o ve r n i g h t g u e s t s a t t h e Jo h n M e -
D o n a l d h o r n s o n Tu e s d a y 6 1 l a s t
we ek .
H r s .Jo h n L e w ! !o f F r e m o n t
c a m e S a t : d a y e ve n i n g a n d s p e n tS u n d a y i n h e r m o t h e r ,M r s .
Ka t i e P e t e r s e n .M r s . J o h n A r e n a o n w a s i n C a l -
lmoun o n bua ine aa e n g d a y l a s t
we e k .
M r . a n d H r s . E a r l C a l d w e l l a n d
A r t h u r L o n g w h o w o r k s f o r h i s
b r o t h e r ,W i n t o n sp e n t S u n d a y a t
t h e p a r e n t a l , I 'r e d L o n g h o m e .
M r s . M a r y B a r r y w e n t t o B l a i r
M o n d a y e ve n i n g a f t e r a s ve r a l
w e e k :vi a l t w i t h h e r d a u g h t e r .
M r s . Ju n e ; T h o m p s o n a n d fa m i l y .
S h e ia vl a i t i n g a n o t h e r d a u g h t e r ,
\||¢¢IP Dal 'Dr ug G
A d a s p e n t W e d n e s d a y a t t h e g g
Th o r n pa o n ho m e .
F r e d M a s t e r s l a t h e o w n e r o f a
ne w C h e vr o l e t c o a c h p u r c h a s e d o f
th e A r o n a o n C h e vr o l e t C o m p a n y
la s t w e e k .
Mr s . G eo . l i ci l on a ld to o k c ar e o f
Hr s . E l i z a b e t h B m o l u i n B l a i r l a s t
w e e k fr o m T u e s d a y u n t i l F r i d a y .
Miss Thelma Mcilonalil' spent a
w e e k a t t h e h o m e o f h e r b r o t h e r ,
G u y i n O m a h a l a s t w e e k , r e t u r n -
i n g t o h e r h o m e h e r e w t T u c a -
d a y .
M A B J D R I E r z n c e r r s
Th e b o d y o f M a d o r i e P i d g e t t a , I7
r n o n t l u o l d d a u g h t e r o f M r .a n d
M r s . J .w .P l d n t t a o f Fl o r en c e ,
w h o pas sed a w a y l a s t S u n d a y
' n a b r o u g h t t o B l a i r w h e r e i n n -
e r a l a e w l c e s w e r e h e l d i n t h e S t .
Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD'
_'n rV Q L U M E x x x !S,,.,,.,,",'1§'.§."`1»'§'.;'°I1'§'»"ff.f°~'I§f Single o , 5c.B L A I R , N E B R A S K A . * M f l 21 , 19 21 From "`°»f.L"§§¢.f."'¢.`7.f.=§'.'°NUMBER 13
gsrlsmnn commmoum Rows BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Around nlxtar friends andEIGHTH GRADERS |»BRIDGE BILL ;¥§',:':.'",zf";::;.*:I HELD APRIL leIN BAD SHAPE rm to remind Mr. Hadnn ar hal
179 Eighth Grade Pupils Took iwée waiting for repairs the gentl-
Iixlminationl April? md 8.7 7 I ":ex of the tribe :tattered1 Th P With A n n 5 tthrough the town begging, melting
0 e u ess ge fortunes, etc.These were not like
Between 30 and 90%.the tribe! of 3,ear: gone by who
It~ ~ ~ A v i a . ~ ~ ~
as Pupil. Pau with Average tu-;_=-;1-~ g o m f j d m
lwffn 75 end 80%.3 P11931 were the c an that suited their
Hue . tvmf ge Above 90%.fnzley nod mot their moglg
1 ~i v m i f m - 'Mr. Danton," "'"' accom-wiaix I at k 1 t t z and an men "" ou t ume = " '° " " o rmm ot Yoon.Tiarznsurfued lplisbed pianist, 5,I toncerti Avallellae U;ll xdignn slug ; thin county and the gggggiga was
.tour of the mid .at and ap-P". Required u n h one long to be remembered.AfterRoads Talk of Public tn Gmeral.peered in Omaha, in concert, priori g., | ¢ , " m time trlnltlng o wr y
t u h i n m i z w a w .D.a r o m a s I'AvoR.\ttL£" " °lllnthoon,for which Hn .
u u a LINES DISCONTINUED Ho urn born and meanrd in thisdlybeinthoyoungest son of ",.gStateEmpioyaT n d o n to Pull 'Au Dixon, Sr., and natunily hu ' ° ; '"d d Mi uo tlri x wf =; _1 =-
.aa r flc nmn d h \h |\feA}oorned.o A :ts;Aulotuu Thmogh Bo; on High ===;;'=f o o u t m e g g o o Q ~,nm Unless br Extra Sddln.
any.Crushed Rock on Road.w " " °s L glee m°"f? "f'?'fl'.. .. ' f. lf Elf. -i.0\1. Wednesday afternoon Gw-
hlndnen in noted, was an-ed nod
enjoyed by all.Those preesnt Irene:Mr. and
Mn. Gus Houck: and Ions. Jack
and Goo Mr an d Hn SorenTP:Goldberg,Mr.and Hn .Julius
u n s :a n d n n n n l l a a n d H u n D M A
By Condition of Buda.Twai n
Entered.Ou t Cement L u n d
45 sun.W a n n C an c un ml.
4 - . . .
BLAIR w m a FIRST r m c z t
Eatnnts Pidod for State Count
Al Lfncdn and Intenute Col-
tel-I. at Rockport, Ha Castelle
nts Meth Good SlvriilkThey lm.: been camped for some |
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g . - g g .- - _| - - -- _- _ . - - _ _r " " ' -¢u »w w 9 °. m u 1 e - = . . = | § ' . L ' :' : : ' _ ' € ' f _ * ' ° J : ' . ' : " ' : ' _ ° : . " :
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Saibmr was a font.Kr.and li n . C h u .F l u ro-olxtly noelvod :ond of tht birthof a daughter so llr. and Ira.
Tom Fan at North Platte.ln. 8 . S . Dixon and grand-daoghur,Avery]Dixon,Yilltod
Jackson.Dennis Osborn wled at Wilbur
Updlkea' Wednoaday morning.llr. and lin. Ray mond Magi!!and aon spent Honday wooing at
Floy d Magilli.Jack and ubany Ealkasn spent.*W* irilnda In Valley °"" u'°|W odnuday waning at J ohn J ul-|
» - 4 - _
lln. Chril Jenson and children
apent the week-end ln Blair at thehrnmett Holt home.
Mr. and H1-1. August Sclwnnalog homont spent Sunday at Harry
Louie Meneke helping celebratelittle Ines' birth anniversary.Meadamea Ray and Olinger andMilaRuthLippincottcalled on
Mn .Howard Fackler and Mn .
Harley Appleby Tuesday after-a n g g g n g ;g " u i u v u I v u n n v n u u » » v u n ;. - - . . . . ."§ » ¢ n ¢ | ¢ n u 1 w m x r o c g n w i s : J S E r a t e i z c ; u l d u ' t a n c a l l e d i c u e g g * - " _ ° g ' ; ; ' ; ',' E L ° ' " " ° ° £1 " " " ' Z ' . " ° . ¢ ` $ .i ' ° i E " " "' . i f " ' " " " 'I
. s c h o o l d u d e n t s .o f n o e s u i c i d e .a n d e v e r y m a d e t o m a h t h e t o l d ~~B a t h I o w a a n d l l i n o u r i l e g i s l a -
T o z u r u r a l P " P " »w h o i l s o "u n a b l e ..___ _ _ _t u n a I u v e a d j o u r n e d - m n n o t h i n g
All 4¢,.|¢¢4 lk I \|l| m rwhhlngNr. md ln,Kuhn:muy more auch hnppy binluduyn.
H06 caolm
HEEIING mo
Blll ma Cul Don Alltndllmt
M Moellu Held 'hendu Bve~
ua un un; ww-.-. -W.-vu uuptimuliy nm md furfurtrflu mlnutu th wntunanhmm back and Io and wa
¢ondu¢mr,W.3.En¢on olomlhl,vufone¢dtoprvwnnu8081v|d.lbe!on;tin|~kd|1nneanldbsmule.m m m wofktnok a nmon time.llthough only no
wodl vnnnudsdyotthndmnmuumo dwuo znhourmdi ln
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ink-und.ln. A. H. Mun n neatly cn-
n n u n a m m u m C l u b l t u nInnzhmeeting.A number otgus h nn g ram! an d the lulhlun a vs pklllnl d wmoo n.P.r vu In Omlh-I on
budlul on llomhy .M i n B L " l l n h l l l n t u m q i
aon|'.Wilbur Updih vu a W ednes-dly evening caller lt Eu! Thomp-
ma i .ur. and ln. Inter Hwvnd lc k
md c an wkd nt F. E. Flelchan'
And Harman Sprldl' Sunday A(-
umoon.lr . m d li n , L m lh h u m md
unfnmmne u co |101 have s ma
high mmol nur bin or her hom
it mean: 1 blinking ol home dex
.md nuny n hem-1 ualm il ¢x|>er~ienced by lbs parent-l vhen the
cull of :ne :Ny high tehool hubnskvn the home ties md narved
nu: cl|¢hU\rnd e gn duwe on Q
<nune uf higher umining.
This year in the county 179.
gm FATIERS
|IOLD mamma
Confirm cny amnon Returns by
Olfi dll Canvu ul Balloll.
A l b 'Unltd Bill: for Rum| |n|
Expense: ol the City.
The dir!r o l d l n n never In
worse condition for the Uma of
year and people who wen retic-
ent about hard uurhc ed N141 an
al the yruent lima anlent udvo-ca\e1 of m i d u m a c o u ld tha
mmf be put za a vm iz wouldnoum m v w w x m n n m m m m -
mg lnafwiiy
w m a m s
Tues Svvvd lu .». €.. ,. ol the
Onlwv Plated u W i nd Bu sh
or W and Lok.Ph e ' hu f o r
c u m s w m b y h m m
l l l s m s n u n l s n z N E B D K D
dom that would in my ny umm
the mamn but tho South Dukuuxquucun Ls m mln -n uljourmd
session next July nt whkh ron!
u mm" a n e m ma h o p s w se-
nue bridn lefbhtion and in
' m a m n ! ¢ m - u p my \» bum
at Ni nbn n.'The point! along tha HlnouriH> ~ < u m h m h m u k i n g f o r
Il
An Easter Display of the
Newest Spring Fashions aiu; at Court Hausa.Meetings miautu.Held In sa CWI!!! .1 Sun.In ~ "'!""°°°! °°?"'EEP?'
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pupilx xqbtend and moi ure unand of thu: nuny wen meoeu- SETFLE ROAD DAMAGES, S350 C0NGREGAT2§¢é.R
A Shop Where Everything Is Smart and Ngw and Fashionright £_ . £
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inure.'~un nm- impmameMr. Christensen has been inl _ _______ _Q
.nn nvefnge uf92'?» and I'lorencqcesal iuue of The Enterprise.mauuzm rtualuon 1:
Dixon of the Bono dis1.Hct_\¥l1o§City Atlorney 0'Ha:don made it parts of the canlltl.165
mule an average of 91%.Th°'°ikncwn that a settlement had been!n m l n s m c u m .u ul at uw pnnent win",uuou Dolan..lon ol lh . u .l|Hn . F lo y d lla lllmd wn, u \ dln. Frmd# mum, Iwi mn. m| »~Mn. Rnymend fxqu x .n d non
fortune za fn c tu n h h lan leg :pant Monday nltemoon u Johnnbovu u n k nee on may 'h ue JȢm|\='.
Phu at F"E°.E.».na B.
n .I non,n-junh of su-ww ly nn! um wuz-M A N E Y N O T E S
Ind lun vm- nlllivel mn frinndx
ln. John Habud and daughter ln . I h m u p wa ol B en n in g -
llr 1 I ma a n d ln . C . w. A n -won, Mn.Ben yoga w g Elsie
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OAETS Mi1`11nef y DREQSI
w h o I D B I u r l e n m m l u o a l m :----Ipas sed l t - = » : l m P M ;D ; - h = | - £ : = . ! £ ' m . t " _* f ' ; = . 1 = : ' : . : e : s H l .'1 '. . ° t . '1 '. '. . . Z.'" ° " '° ° ° " " " " |
nf Bllir, were ailonred to enter a
contest no nee which could vm to
fill the vacancy nude by the bur-
'lent an operation nlaefntly, u a
Fremont hospiw, returneJ home'?\tu|'1.hy and is convnleacing nice-
r"I'he Eastern Star lzemlngton
held a pleunnt meeting !~'ridl1r`
attemoon when Mesdamor W. lt.Seger and 1-'. w. Pfeiffer enter-tlined at the !at!.er'| home.Beer-ing tor the Masonic Home occu-
ded the hours until lunch $11lened.The following birth! were re-|
ported by Dm. Dlviea and BlockApril 7th, a non was horn ze Mra n d Hn .Fred C.Nelson;April
't3o:1.D.R.Fowler von Iirst
prime given to the men and A. D.Anderxon won consolation.At ainte hour 1 lundwon tru servedoonnintlngofsandwiches,eo!fee»pinenpple iq cream and cake. All
present spent a very enjoyableevening.Z Mr. and Mn. Bum Bailey autoedto Gretna 'I'hurs\lly to visit ret-iatives.
Carl Hannon,Arthur Lvnch,
Loren Manton and Ellwtlhi Powt-er heled Roy Haters uw woodThom ny.g Mr.and Mn .Andrew Mntzen10th, | son was born to Hr. am!und family,Paul Koenig andJlrs. Henry C. Christensen.idaughten.Blain and Gertrumle
Ernie Neyer of Omaha, Hillel spent Sunday niternoon at the
the forlpnrt of the week herevrith Wilharn Koenig home.home folh.i Mr. and Mrs. D. :L Iouter took
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-ml hnrhUv" """ " " " " ;2 F w w s u w V£l.|\|||vv \.e;L n¢ ;l t:s h1 ;w s.~ n u m b e r o f ,d e r G e n s o D a n a n d 3 0 0 I n n 2 g "i n z u m i ; o , w ; _ g
for Easter
A collection of the newest
COAT models for Easter
\va¢n<Ynn will eniov sce-
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for Easter
Especially amargund be'
coming are the new HATS
"fn hnvn nrmnaed for our
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for Easter
To tell you all about these
wonderful Easter' Dresseswould be impossible.But
we do know that you will
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~ ~ L}1.i§`»§i§Pa]=w=a¢n¢ recom pigs sgwed in Nebraska in the fail ;.
'mendn nb=<.rvanco by planting of 1926 was 90A per cent cf the HAD HEARING ON TUESDAY[ u m o n r e h u o l g r o u n d s a n d m u l t i n u m b e r a a w d i n t h e p r e c e d i n g ! a l l . i
r| \ a t i o n o f : d l t r e e s g r o w i n g t h e n -4 E d S c h r o m l e r a n d C .B m n d n g c
r u n .|! \ l U h l C I E S T l \ ' A I .e e n a p p r e h e n d e d M o n d a y b y t h e
i f l i T h e F o r e s t : c u r v e u t l i a i s e ; , |o f f i c e r s a n d p l a c e d u n d e r a r r e s t .
..»\..- ._.\¢ . -_. - . .- = - ---. .. :. .., . r .N e a : l v 5 . 0 0 0 s e r m o n s f r o m h n l fi w h e n : n e s t e d a q u a n t i t y o f h o o m
Stat e Co nte st i n L inco ln o n S ept. 6.
Th o s c e n t e : i n ; t h e e o n t u t w e r e :
Mary Hullin,Dorothy Peterson,Ruth Robinson,dist.29:Selma
Rosenbaum,dist.31;MardelleSt,Mnrreil laws.Dist..22;
l l n u F a w n l n n l l w n n r i l i h r k ~
Gra ce ra e pe r a n u n a r r y ro :u :r -|_1 ..s o n ;di s t .1 5 - H e l e n G r e g ! r i c h t Pa r m a .~: I m a 1\o'r1=:D |= zA :\ xs 'r
lis t.1 6 - - B e r t h a Ma tz en ,Jo h n |1l m . ;M a r t h a Zalouziilci di st .11 . _| > 1 0= = H s a u - : s A n a vsx nrx o', ,._ {'j=_ '§. >f_ .* §j3 *5. ,fj '§ »__ _~; ;dj g§
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.Anios Iliebenthol; dish 20--Bert-:»'o Four Last Monday saw the closing' of(I. lease 'lum to I $9 I three deals that had been pending
1;| | .; wezxrnsn .for some time.The first was the.'sale of the Carl I. Puls farm 0f|Of all the gloomy.drissl3». rsiny,|l00 oeres to the State Bank !or§
muddy, exasperating weather the the sum of $14,500 and the second
pmt week, with the exception oflllw sale ol tho Jerry Foley 80-,
a day or so, hm been the limit.g m f a r m to the some institutionEhsster Sunday was almost a g for $6050 subject to o $6000 mort-
pcrfect day Anil Monday |};|w||¢|i |la|¢.T116 third lltlil WI! that of
ticar.l't0ple began to take heart ; P. ~ Vig vs. Nick Cook und con-but during the night another raintcrr1ctl a residence property gn
fixed the roads go they were al,Kennanl whic h nent to Mr. Vlg:lor the som of $ll92.»i3.most impossablo agaln and now
c\er)onl is hoping the rainy per .iod is over for n few weeks so the .'t3iNf.lUNC1I!! ENT
farmers can sow their groin.
aJ.s:u.| svuli auvqlsmgc ul. um up-portunlty to hear Frederic Dixon,pialiist of national reputation, dur-
ing the Inst week nttho ilospc
music store.Mr. Dixon was bornand reared in Blair, whore he has
nlatives and friends.At fourgears of age he would entertain
snmugn tum: \.ucunwu l\rlLlvsL1: us'the azdcultural college, is supply-
lng lnlI2l'0:i in trees and treelpl.\ntin5r..'Ihc Isaak Walton league
is offedng $35»io prius for es-says written by pupil: in the rural
schools,the prizes to be rllstri-
.buted ls follows!for the essaylarge companies with his playing. | nwdnz highert, 85; the next. 84:
.x _dozen or more states are ~ was Iomidiitathc fg hug he;
tel to attend the third annual;On Tue y t y t rlr:mimt-hlldlnnd Music festival, hearing and Schroeder plead guil-
Nebnslwfs biggest annual choral ,ty but llmndage claimed that he
event, to be held at Midterm °°'; ~;g;- 'noions mzllth the g- ee
lege April 2"-29.The festiva nz n t e c ar t c was ma'f cllorm this yghr will be tho big-llrl1.en by Schroeder and plead not
gent yet assembled in Nebraska.guilty.Ho is now out on a $500
At the worst, we are better off
than many other sections of the
country and we atill have ltrong
faith in old Nebrz1.ska's'].»oasibillties
in spite of present weather diffi-culties .
Later--l'allowing a rlrixsly rain
beginning late ycsteniay, a snow
lh a vo puricimsezl the llenryiClrriatensen general store bu=iness
IIand have now taken charge of
same.I want to close out thodry goods .xnfl shoes and will run
is general grocery business ex-clusively.a
You can find bargains in thesemui frcese greeted Illairltes this*morning that put a. crimp In 8\\"lyour own price.} expecr to car-
rlen and other outfloor activities . ry a full line of fresh, clean. up
for a time.Heavy oxercoots, un Tindate srroceries and invite your
dies an.l such, gained favor 1rlth'patro:\age.the populace again.|13-lt.Guy Illnkley.
limes I amclosing out, at almost
,The late F. \\'. Kenny, Blair bank- ~ the -next two, 33; the next three,
,er, presented him with his firnt.$2; the pest four, sn each.Thepiano ln recognition of his natural ; prizes will be increased next 5ear
muslcal genius. Ile resides in New ' in proportion to the interest
['40lk city,where ho received hinishown.This 'Eontest is open only
[ers as the lsto Joseffy and Bloom- ;e1gl1th grades in all rural schoqs.
fleltl Zolsler.Ho ls now on an i Please turn to page four)lextended concert tour.The best;rnuslc critics in America have (l.lI.'s5f LP LLE'4S
naught but praise for the remnrlr-
able genius ol' Mr. Dixon and pre-5 With the approach of spring, thedict at brilliant future for him.time is here for a general cleanup-Omaha Bce.|of the premises for a more beauti-
-ful llloir.Therefore,it is re-|l')lRl:~ilS 'l'RAVEL STARTS Equostesl that the people immediate-#i ll take steps to clean the alleys
[Of late several tourist 0lll.'fll..!iof all rubbish, cans and athes in
lllaire passed through Blair, some onder tm the city can operate the
,going one direction and some an-grader in the said alloys.Your
other.It seems early for the tour- ; prompt action lrthls matter wilt
nearly 250 persons being mem-
bers.The Fremont-ilhllonii Sym-1phonyorchestrawhichwillalso
luke part in the program, ls cem-
;l1{'Illl."MaSchroeder receiver a jail sent-
ence of 60 days and n fine of $200an=l the confiscation of the car.
posed of 40 persons.Soloists thislmusicalcducation from such teach-m pupil:in the seventh and >l'='l¥*i ll be ire.llase l S' l""'
Rirltel, Salma. !o¢n.,sopr:in0: Miss,
illuurlne 'B-lason, Chicago, \2Ql\\l=ll'Ilo;Arcliibalcl G. Todd,kansas
City, Mo.,tenor, aml Hugh T;llBl\it"|¢\» lfremont. boss.13-IL
r CARD or 'r1l.\:ms
|1 We take this method of thnnlx-
ing those friends who so kindly ns-
. sir-teal in the time of our great sor-ro1r, the death of our dear mother
Mm Mary E. Bucklln.Wo thankIthosowhosentauchbeautiful
'floral offedngs and all those who
:st to be wheeling along but in A g be appreciated.l¢l°l'¢ wonli of comfort at the lost
short time the Highways will be Street Commissioner.;B€\ll hour.:alive with the restless ones.1. w. Latts,13ez;The Family.
NOTICE
We have jail close.l our 48thAnnivu.mary .Auction Sale.You
know we have brfn here forty-six
yeors and expect to be hero formany and many yers more.
1 Our nnniversary sale cleaned uplull our Olil stock and we are now
lu o position to offer the latestuptodate rnerchzmdise at poptlhlr
prices as we are having new mer
chnrullac coming in continually.
;ThankiIll you allies !.l1c.l.l.lnlll-
3 patronage accorded us during our
ssnllr, we remain as ever.At your senice.
ll. Ollermann,Esclwvo Jeweler.
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April 21--M. E. church hold publlo
dinner at 5:30 to 7 p. rn.April zz-D.A.R.mm s with
Mrs. Chas. Farnham.
April 23-Catholic dinner at ooun-
cil rooms.May 8-G. A.. R. Post Hamolill
servlos.4
H . W . l l s r n h a l l ve n t i o K e a n u
C i t y S u n d a y w h e n h e m e t M n .Ch a r l e s Me r r i t t .I l a n h d h fa t h e r ,w .S.Sn o d -
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;Cl au s Sch ne id er hnu le .l h o g :
fo r C a d H a n s e n Mo n d a y eve n i n g .w i l l vi d t h e r o .H r . S n o d g r n l i n PS M N Il a n s p e n t S a t u r d a y e v3 ; - 1 G i l l o f t h e h o e p l w a m ! i t i n gig . 5 ¢ r i n d u l g § ¢ | | ' ,G
o p e d t h e c h w z v h e r e w i l l b e o f u s S c h n e i d e r h a u l e d h m fo r
b e n e f i t t o h i m .| P au l Ko en ig M on day w hi ch h c ha ul
v p u a s e d t l m m C a r l K o e n i g o f
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» \ » » ¢- . - _- . ."nl v
ing and try ing on these
attractive COATS. A nice
line of Sport Coats for
Misses fro m
Easter display.Take the
time today to see them.
Tiny hats for tots from
one to six years and Silk
and Straw Hats for»M.iss-
es from 6 to 16 years.
see many to pledse you in
Georgette, Crepe de chine,
Flat Crepe and many
other ldnds of Silk. Wash
Silks, House Diesses in a
wriety of modes,Priced
,right.3950 to $2900 -4
§i" i: I¢ ` "Tuesday evening.4"lm vm Hem and Tom beonanl F T .C A L H O U N
f " i f h ceo " ""2.35. homo &£';».§T .;,; »...2"£¥ a A N D v l c m m
some pun vorL. Hawurd Curlfy und mn.Mrs. A\bef\ Rohwer mlurned to
mme, ln. Wm. sprux ma mr ,nm "°°'° ben 'M-1-y din alim ,gn llondly lt the Fnnk g»~ weeklcdt wllh ner parenu
n .ur. min. Jalan zum.. ...J cm w»u¢,'¢ former c-umnsn
$'daWn¢ were Bill! ddwn on .--g»»~g» flnn of thu weak N-
|\l¢i»ol|u1 |1f\iuH» m'wd=mm»'¥'h:'Judo:§l |¢vu|.hoSen-
Ln ummm -mr.Hnn an outing 'r-=m.y m n ;ln . l d v h A ! Hl l v u When the:wuz fulh nuhed .\
Many weeks oi concentrated ellen was expended in arranging our showing ol Dress accessories lor Easter.
If ns.Each item is correcl in style, high in qwity and reasonable in pfriceAnd we (eel that the result iuslilied our ulmcs! e o .
~ ~ ~ ~THE MILUNER