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THE ENTERPRISE PRINTS THE NEW8¥onzi|»$|
A LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR§PLAYS No mvonrrss
ALL THE PEOPLE gf.
BLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD"§ENERAL AND LOCAL knws AND COMMENTAsk .for"'BLUE RIBBON BREAD'
VOLUME xxx:
BETTER|iol'lES
writxscoumzlalai
.Program Arranged for Full w¢¢kf
of Entertainmentl.Will Close
With Concert by High S¢hool|
Orchestra and May Pole Dance.;
NATZI..OBSERVANCE WEEK i
Womens Chamber of Commerce
Active in Movement.Have Ar
ranged Program for the Week.1
The week of Apdl 24 to May 1
is being observed throughoutAmericaasBetterHomesWeek.
.Secretary of Commerce Herbert
.lloo\er who is president of Bet
ter llornei in America made the
following statement regarding this
Nationwide program:More than 3500 local commib
tees invite the American people to
join in observing Better HomesweekfromApril24toMay1.
These voluntary groups are doingmuchtoadijanceimprovedhous
ing home rship and the art
of homo .ng and Uwe givingtheAmhomemorenearlytheplaee which it should have in
American >lile..They have made
so fine a celttrlbution to the wel
fare of their communities and oftheNation as to deserve the grat
itude of every one of ua.
Mrs.Emma Washburn of the
Blair hospital has been chosen .tschalnnnnforthisvicinityandin
eooperation with the local Wom
ans Chamloer of Commerce and
the merchants of the citgl nlinedemonstrationof home helpstomakethehomeshappierond
better and more efficient will bei
found in rnnny of the store win
dows in Blair on Satuniay Apr.30.
Members of the Womans Chamber of Commerce will be in chargeofthevariouswindowsandwill
atmnr. some good laborsaving de
vices at well as ways and meansofbeautifyingthehomes.Therewillbenothingofferedforsole
and no sales made by the women.as this demooaill$i01l i0.li!l}oneofeducation to those who are not
Iamilisr with the easier ways ani
new things that are on the market.
The women of the homes will
find i.n these windowa new ideas
in wall paper paint cleaningbrushesaluminumworeneweooldngreeipeiamodelkitchen41|up to date living room bed
room and bath room new draperleafor the windows dainty house
dresses for the homemaker and
a hundred or more idea.: which she
can time to make her work easier
nnd better.In fact this demonstration:night well be called A
Style Show for the Horne.
During the evening about T
~oclock the high school oncheotrn
will play and a number of childnmfromtheWestlm!Central buildl
ings will dance the May Polo
dance at the intersection on Lin
coln street between the post office
and the city hull.Thir is under
the illzvctlon of Mrs.George Mc
Quarrié A number of pln;cttc.sanddialoguesonebytheboysol
the North school will be presentedundthepnogrzlmwillbewelt
worth the attention of the publ.ic
if the weather Is eultnhle then
will no doubt be a large crowd lo
\\llI\e~a thin program.
.wruoa cuss PLAY |
The Junior Claes of the Blair
high school prcrenteti their classl
play at the Home Theatre Mondayand Tuesday evenings oi this week
entitled Station \\sr
The coat win composed of three
boys:Donald Keifer Carl Beek
man and Clyde Sappenfield arrl
three girls:Dorothy Tyson Iho1»ma Swanson and Eleanor Devinay
Suliacription Price $1.50 Per Yr.
1 a o o s I e s a 1
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Published Weekly br John
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T.B.1E5lI!iG ASSURED
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The noquinr..l sixty per cent
of the aignaturea necessaryforthefreeixll.testinghas been secured and work
will be started this full.
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|.This is n move in the right
direction .s||s e o n e a a|
..RESIARKABLE RECORD
Fred Christiansen Jr.elere:1
yes:1 of age son of Mr.and Mrs.
Fred Christiansen and a student
of the Orum school has made atrecordofwhichhemaywellbe
proud.Although only a seventh
grader he tool:the eighth grade
examination ond passed hsvingtakenthetimeat home to make
up the extra work.He started to
school when seven years of ageandthus completed eight years of
work in four years time.He expectstoentertheFremonthigh
school next fall.
»uu.u1amuscuooL
wms met nm
.......Arlington H1411 School Has Rea!
Athletes Who Pull Down A Bit
Score ln Track Tournament Held
Last Saturday at Arlington.
ARLINGTON HAS STAR 5{A3i
Adlngton High school walkedaway with the honors at the Wash
ington county track and field meet
held at the Arlington High school
grounds Sotunlay nftcrsoont.The
Arlingtonlans won the countychampionshipby amassing a total
of 80 56 points and also walked
away with the 880yard relay for
whidi a special asranl wnnmade.
Blair ran to second honori with
I6 23 points.Hen had third
with 17 I8 and Kennard planed
fourth with 1 13.
Mr.and llra.H. AC. Diesengeereverypleasantlysurprisedlast
Sunday which was their silver
wedding zxnnivereary.
They were invited out to 1ielt
friends and when they returned
at nbout 6:30 they found the
house filled with friends and the
rooms beautifully decorated i
pink and silver and t.able\snread
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s .BLAIR NEBRASKA.Aron.23 1921 W From .zo...sw Nebraska NUMBER 14
lngle Copy 5c
1 soo mann ical.~
B1EE0la\lrlilbl4
Erland Nelson Dana College~MEET AT LlllCOLli.......t.o..t.t.==......t.JUNE 7 To l2
tureolleglate Forsertic Asociation
hld at Doane College Qstunlay
Menon County
4 e s a |l e a
SUNDAY u.\sE.m\1.|e is 1
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Bllir will eros:bats with
the Meieha.nt.s of Fremont
on next Sunday Moy lst.
This team was the penant]Z\le~e¢in|of April 22 #Record At|4..lBlslr win 1Intertain Msmmotht
tendance.Farmers intensely In
terested in Lectures..Hog and
Lamb Feeding Demonstrations.
1:v1:rw MINUTE A BUSY ONE
l\ebrsakas Champion Poultry Team
One of Four to Represent U.S.
ln World Poultry Consress.
The 15th annual feeders tisy
held at the Agricultural Col
lege April 22 was attended by approximatelyS00Nebraskafeedersseekinginformationonthemost
econornie rations for the produc
tion of livoutoelt.
The program began promptly at
9:15 by a weight guessing contest
of a .variety of farm animals.The
prize on 8 pound roast of prime
baby beef was won by a Desrson
county feeder by guessing the
total weight within 175 pounds.Professor Loeffel conducted aho;feeding experiment with a
ration of eottonseed mea]to dro
tennine whether or not it waspoisonoustohopandtheresultsof his experiment rxhov that
nothing harmful resulted when
cotton seed meal and tanhgemixedequalpartewerefedinaeel(feeder.It showed that the
hogs consumed more howeverthe
cost of producing 100 pounds of
pork was reduced as the cottonseedmealischeap and also veryhighinprotein.The linked oil
meal when fed with Linkage1 to
3 proval to give cheaper gsinethantnnkagefedaloneandanykindofpasturefor hog1 redueesi
reports the following staniitnga of
the members of the Association
acconiing to nnk:Won Lost
Wesleyan l Midland 12
Doane College .10
Dena College 6
Hastings College
Pct.
922
15g
ooo581
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8
4
5
Nebraska Central T 6 538OmahaUnlveritlty44oooien:State Ilsaclmn 6 s isa
Cotner Unircwty 5 9 399
York College 315
Kearney TeachersCollege I 9 zoo
Grand Island College 0 5 ooo
Chadron Teachers
College o 5 000
cours:CEDIR
RETURNSnuns
After Days or mm no Tribu
|.o¢».nuns;Mud on nm
wmsn nm!Acivil ooo
Returns Itrel sad Warn.
PLANS ron comme Y:Ma
A regular automobile train consistingof one large 32passengerbusone sevenpassenger and onefivepaaaennrBoldtbroughtback
at noon Tuesday the Dana CollegeACapellaChoirfroma17daytourthroughNebraskaandother
stator.The ears were anistically lettere.i with the name of the school
and with Blair Nebrada in large:ed letters which stood out very
u Churrh Convention of Danish
Lutheran Churdt.Representa\~tl\rea From All Over the Nation.
!lMEEll!€G AT DANA COLLEGE
sPreparations for Big Meeting In
Pmlreu for Several Months
Pai.Big Choir Trained Voice!
Blair will entertain the biggestconvention ever entertained in her
history on June T to 12 inclusive
when approximately two thousand
delegates from all over the nation
will g.\ther.1n the Danish Lutheran
convention to be held here at that
time.Preparations have been goin;onfor some time for the hi;event
and when the time rolls around
every detstll will have been worked
out.Two of the new buildings at
die eollege will be completed and
furnished and will be brought into
service at that time.
Pmfeuor Waldo Nielsen has
been working up a large choir of
trained voices for the oeasion
which will be gathered from the
four corners of the earth Music
has been sent to the different
.churches and each church that has
these trained voices is now busily
piactlctnp;for the event and when
they gather here but little work
will be necessary to furnish the
finished product.Speakers of note will be presentendthe whole general program ls
one that will he intereetlng anal
iupliftlng and Blair can thi!time
the production costs nlfslfa being lfiltingly agaimrt the blue and receive these Pwolo with st heartybestsweet clover sudan and blue white busses.lwelcorne feeling that she has wm
greae good.The llholr 51|year met with lpleted her part of tho huilding proProfeseorLoeffolalsohasfromwhich held fire for so manylcliargeot the meat laboratory And =§$£Z§;;;§~:1 ;n;j§;l years but which through the ef
r the elnughler of the experimental places where .5¢water had ln forts of the Chamber of Commerce
The track was in fair condition livestock.This display showed undated Q bmi the regular was comdetely wiped out last
und resulted in :tome good contests.frozen loins of the cattle elnughb 1 schedule was completed and from pear by the raising of the 325.000
ered it iI|.f£l\fll5 Of ¢\¢lj 28 day S Etha reports from newspaperl o[}plE¢lsC.SILVER WEDDING SURPRISE ililriniing out the fact that mgny linneapolil md Albert Lea ancll The housing of these delegatesfeedenshipestxletomarketBsinitSom|Bdsilis!ante the choir till be no small item but throughforethey are f l i h 5 l vrarni msn met with success as a stand the cooperation of the Chamber of
ed I1P These the packers do not [ani musical organlsatlon.Commerce this ls to be effected
buy and they do not command the The one outstanding thing nland Blair will do her share asshe
(Please Turn to Page Four).marvel t in the fact that the has always done.
..fthinyeigh:singers are chosen
f S C d b y 0G \
.....f a hundred studentx;this makes NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
Peter F. Petersen aged segenty people hesitate and remember the .newen years passed away at lnarne of the town and college.E ;~ff»;L=;=;Ul;l;tlNH ::hhishomeonSouthstreetMort1:is the hope of the Choir tof :na av ese rs o bandwellladenwithafinedlnnei|d afternoon af ter nn illness or e me concerts in the virion »presented a owmm if
which the vneitora had brought.
In all about forty guests werepresent and the evening was spentin ai very pleasant manner and be
fore the time for departure Hr.
.ond Mrs.Olesen were presentedwithAbeautifulbouquetofHow
ers end it tref y fine silver coffee
pot and e set of silier spoons.They also r\ecel1.ed a beautiful
breokhst net from their sonWalter.
The party depnderl for home at
about midnight after wishing Mr.
and Mrs.Olsson many returns of
the happy event.
MNACOLLEGE
PRESIDENTINrxrnoni
.......Dr.I.I\l.Hansen of Dana College
in Attendance at Annual Mid
land College of Fremont Con
ference.Students and Pastors.
IS A Puomxexr SPEAKER
!Fremont.Nob.Apfiz 27.Dr.
Theodore hi.Hansen president of
lDnnn college Blair Ncbr.is oneoltheprominentoutoftownmenwhoistakingportintheannual
almost a year.Mr.Petersen was born in_Nor»way January 13 1850.In IBB?
he came to America landing in
Nebraska in July of that year.He
with his parents homesteaded aplooeoflandwestofRoseHill
and up till 1906 he followed the
iife of n farmerHewasmarried to Miss MnryPetersenApdl131833inBlnit
and they went nt once to home
keeping on the farm.To Mr.and
Mrs Petersen five children were|horn all of whom are livingFretlericltanal John Petersen :tml
Mrs.Wm.Rahlf all ol this countyHaroldof New York and Ellen
ot home
The son Harold Hts at oncenotifiedof His fatherhn death ond
n ¢¢l2iErom was received Wetlnea
lluy that ho was leaving immediatelyforhorne and would nnive
IHrlay and accordingly funeral nrrangements were made for Sumuyat 2:30 p.rn.from the hom andlintermentwillhemodeinthe
Blair cemetery.Mr. Petensen was a man of stew
ling qualities a gentleman hyriaturefrugalandindustriousngoodcitizenhuahandandfather
ln the vicinity in which he lived for
no many years his name was al
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Them was a mm; crowdboniMi.1lnn|l°collegeconferenceforwnye<spokenwith greatrespect.
e\enintr and the young peopledistinguishedthemselvesintheii
mitnal bolv before the foot lights.
THE WEATHIIR
Blair :tml Wnllilngton coutityfolksareallrejolrlngoverthe
beautiful spring weather after last
\\eeltn cold and excessive reins.Farnien and ganienern are busyin the fields ond gnrdens.House
lolders are raking and cleaning;anls and alleys.Cherry nml plum trees are burnt
ing into bloom and lawns are ebeautifulgreen.The £01111 lending into Blair aregettininahannandlkitlisroeout |the merchants uptoslate stocks
row on haryl husinezts will be
better and everyone will be busy
and happy..
Ieturlents and pastors being held
ill:Midland in corijundion with the
gthird annual Fremontitlirlloml
ihluwic festival Wednesday Thurs
mlny ond Friday of this week Dr.
lilansen is rcliedulod to speak 03;Tho ldcole ond Ueoges of the
Danleh Lutheran Chureli beforethe conference at the Frirlzty morningsession.Other prominentwepealcers are Dr. J. Gould WitkeypresidentofCarthagecollege
Curthngc lil..ond Dr.J.Hamil
lcn Dawson Den Moines.Iowa.
Henry I~ise.her who ls at the
lllalr hospital in reported as bet
ter and enjoying the happy privilegeofseeingmanyofhisoirl
friends the pnit few tloyt.lir.
Fischer is an old timer in Blnlr
and has n ho:t of friends who areglad to know of his improvement.
Elle was suocetsful in business andlaidupacompetenceforhisol.I
nge ond for the education of his
children.Besides the wife the five chil
dren are the only rol.|ti1.r.5 in this
county to mourn him ga he had no
brothers and slalom but many oftheoldfriendsof his enrly dayswillmourn him an one of the tried
friends of those early pioneer=.l.xye when friends were tried and
lbound together with the thongs of
adversity.
rMr.and Mrs.Trancy Bche arethenroudownersof a new llulck
sedan:a3RevA.I.Newell of the Con
fregntionnl church unitel in marringoInstweek \lrednes¢la3.tort
Omaha people.:mum J.Mead
and Clara A.Rell.
gn.sotomake up for the deficit which
naturally had to be faced under
the weather conditions.
ltheir pupils on last Friday evning
April 22 at 7:30.
Thin was the fint puhllc pro_.gram in the new tchool huildinx
Plans are already may §;5».the patrons of the school
a next year tour w maycludeKansasCitySLLouie 1:1
tlianapolla Chicago Racine Doa
Moines nm]through Sioux City
buck to Nebraska.
.
limmi out on masse filling the
room to overflowing.1 The 1ittlefolks had been well
Iilrllletl and hacl their parts srell
in hand.One particular feature
of the rnoprrom was the primarymusicconluctolby\lre.P L.~~Sl Moore rntisic director Lf the city~g0_~school; which pleased the mothers
.......May Hair Eye on Blair ns a Proo
|pectiu Customer.Line Bull!to
g City Limits Will:All Ready (or
5 Installing Translorxnor.
(0!lll.\E&\ONCE IIELI)BLAIR
The Nebraska Gas and lIlectric
Company apparently hes some
idea of eventually putting lllziir
on their high line senrice.Por
manent lines have been run to the
city flmitt1 on the northeast and
everything i .ly to put s trans
former in lace ol the ultimateconnectionthatwillbe needed to
connect Blair with their line.AZ
lready they have eubmlttod is propositiontothecouncilwhichWM
not acted upon and no doubt nnotherpropositionwillsoonbe
offered.Blair has had some bitter ex
perientos with thi;some eompnnyiir:yram\gona br Experieneouthatwouldnot he pleasant to ports
lthrough ngain and it surely will
be swell for Illnir citizens to krop
their uttfn ond eyes open ae everymennn ponelhlo will be u:¢e.i to getofootholdagain.l The present electric light olnnt
has been giving excellent service
but the huslneaa has outgrown it.
Another us.itia needed and the
city council has employed on engineer to give an estimate of the
costs ond what it needed.Thi:\
report will probably be in by the
next council meeting and then nodoubt some tloiinite more will be
made to alleviah the trouble nntl
give the needed extra poner.
I
Html fathers of the little folks very
much.
1 The prog:om was n very erod
.ltohle one nm!the patrons hzivo
n right to be nrouwl of their splenltlltlteachers who are to inithfnlly
[mul no earnestly lending their
chnrgos along the paths of inow
.lewlgo nnil right living.
eAn1.1xorm:normal.
l GROUNDS BPIAUTIFIED
I The hish school grounds of Arl
ington are being lnncl.¢cape.i bv the
Marshall Numerics which will be
on ltrlnletl improvement to the
grounds.A hedge marks tho out
line of the lawn and groups of
lwes and shrubs suitable for pub|lie grounds are being used which
will blossom in the springtime and
gi:Te color ln the fall.
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Mr. A. J Crick painted nvrziy lost
Monday morning following an op.rrntion nt on Dmohn hospit
ol..Mr.Crick come to lllnlr
about n year ago nnml waz a l1ar.l
l
working man and made o nu:nber_
ol friends here.:Hr was fiftyfour 3.ears of agentthetlmoof his death.
1 Ho leaves to mourn him be
Ieltlee his Wife eight brothers :noi
|0110 sister.The body was taken
ltr Spalding Nebraska Tuesday
luhere interment was made.
l
wlnner last year of the Elk
horn Valley League with
iitair as a close competitortonext Sunday will be oneof the hand fought runes of
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C U S
With the approach of spring the
time is here !or a general cleanupof the premises for a more beauti
ful Blair.Therefore it is requested that the people lrnmedlate
ly take steps to clean the alleysof all rubbLll1 cans and allies in
onler that the city can operate the
grader ln the said alleys.Your
prompt action in this matter um
beappreciated.Street Commissioner.
L.w.Lam 13St
wontnrsnnrn
on nn:B-LINE
..Af ter Untold Delays BLine Grail
lng L.io ns Completed Between
Blslr and Kennsrd..Should Have
Been Finished Last Fall..
WET WEATHER A IHNDRANCE
The wet weather of last fell and
the early setting in of winter preventedthcompletloziof the grading of the llLine hlghgray between
Blair and Kennard and for longmonths of the worst kinds of roadspossible the public has been fenced
to e indirect route of coming
to Blair which has been very in
convenient.The Enterprise is informed that
the grsdlng outflt\employed by
lite state are again busy and that
if no bad luck intervenes that the
grading will be completed in about
n month.This is certainly [oodnews to the Blair merchants who
have been the losers na much
trade has :one elsewhere on aecountof the bad condition of the
reads.The unooenpleted rosd erasthrownopenfortravelintTues
day and the state hlgluray msin»
tainer smoothed down the bumps
leavin;it In fair shape and in
inet much better shape than onewouldnaturallyexpectsothatat
Inst after months or traveling in
a round about way the Bline is
now again ln use.
C.u.1.E.n oo csuronzmt
Mn.W.F.Hemphill waived atelegramfromOaklandCalifornia
Tuesday evening that her father
was not expected to live and tocomeat once.She left Wednes
day morning and will arrive st
the place of her destination to
morrow Friday morning at 7:50
oclocl|:..The Dr.is anxiously awaiting
n message although nohopes wereIheldoutthatherfatherwould
;sur\i1re.
CHAMBERorEUPIHERCEMEETS
Ilrsr Reports ol Lommlttrea.Ap»
points mmlttee on Best Kept
l..l1\and One to Work with
Dana College Committee.
E mzerriaac w1;1.1.ATTENDEI)
The Chamber of Commerce resulsrmeetingwsehel.l Wedne\¢l:.\yowningintheCouncilChamber
milh n fair nepresentltive of the
untenlrorshlp present.A lady representing the Snlvn
tion Army was pretent und gave averyplznaingtalkonthework
of the Arniy explaining in detail
the different lines of endeavor to
jwlaieh their etforte were llirtrclml.eller lndylike manner her well
§rliu:~<:1 grnnimnr ond her sinceritylrloinir.11 the respect of the audi
rwe throughout hor tnlk.She explaineiithattheArmyrnsnlebut
two tltl\f.et a your for funds onein the spring the other in the fall
end that other eollcltors did not
rtpnpant the Army at all.
a The britlgo con1n1i1.!ce urn:called
on for n report but there was no|thing to report und all other outstandingcommitteeswereinthe
mme predicament.Nothing had
been llone since the last meeting.3 The matter of offering prizes
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'win our ormr
CASHPRIZES
...........Cash Priaea Offered for the Best
Story on Why We Should Trade
at Home.Most Vital Queslloa
of the Times for Blair.
MERCHANTS LIBERAL UFFERS
Contest to Close May 7 and Pril
Awarded Within One Week.Ars
You ln on This?Gd Busy!
One of the most vital questionsof the timer for Blair is the trade
at home question.With the ions
of the bl;cities calling the ahop~
pets and the mdl order houses
beckoning with their sludy adver
tisements and the asss of travel.
with the present day highpoweredearitisso easy to forget that
right at our door in our own home
town out our needs an be suppliediust as efficiently and often
times with less expeine than
abrtseti.
Stand at any cross:osd and :rote
the families speeding by on their
waytotlteeity.Ltyouhsreavisionof the mture you 1111know
that you are vitnsning part of a
|oeneinsneattra|edythepsssinsof the small town ln America..
Unless this eonditton is remedied
what will be the fate of Blair?
Visualize the situation fifty yourhence and then atop and see when
your duty lies.The crossroad
where you stood may be Blair fi!
ty years from now.Deserted.
Ehery house every store gone.Your investment gone.Gmimlyslippedsway.We all know that
our toim survives prospers and
grows in proportion to the sopportitsbutinessinstitutionsraceive.Buying away from home is
town suicide and every investment .Ll undermined.
Theseansbutofewoithemsnyreasonsfortradingathomoand
the Blsir merchants mentioned ontheuidlat home page are offer
ing prizes for the but stories onthistradeathomequestionsovitaltoallof ns with thehop|at creating a hotter understand
ing of the subieet.The trial Ill
em nothing sod prlse\oI $25
$15$10 will he awarded to the
three best stories besides special
prius by the merohsnte.Gd in
on this.s1
TEN CQUNTIES in
WHEAT GROWING oomnsr
Ten counties of Nebraska repwseatingeverypartofthewheatsectionof the state already have
sent in entrlei in the first Nebras
ka Wheat Growing Contest.Entriesinthehandsofcountyextension agenta hut not yet turned
in will undoubtedly show toice asromrcounties in the contest.rmsnew contest is a younger brother totheNebraska Ten Acre Yield contest which has been going for severalyears.in purpose ir to de
termine if possible what methods
used ln :rowing wheat give the
best returns for the time and labor
used on the crop.Rotations vari
eties time of seeding and other
points will be studied by the fame
ers and the agricultural collegemen connected with the contest.
Entries are going to close on
May 1.There are no entry feeut
or other e:spen=ea connected withthe contest.The only nwanls off
ered sre the recognition and honor
connected with being the but
heat growers of Nebrawka.
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soc! A 1.F0 RECABT
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April 80 Opening dana at Le
gion hull.
May 3Congregational Luncheon
at church.Noon hour.
May 5 A.1..Auxiliary meeting.
May Bhiotherf Day.May SG.A.R.Pon Memorial
service.
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A"9"'?!" THEg9|1Ny
1 CALHOUNAND VICINITY
Hr . n n d Hr | . C . W . u z d ) lr | . .
G. Christensen stilgngiad an
S t u orenoe~weaning.Ir. and Ire. August Xlmalnon llr. and In . He nr y
Wldnelda!even1n|.Roy Dolan end lmlly moved tolu tvn ek .Phyll1lnndL!l=lnoomtlnoethdr school work
, n l nbuk md forth 'ooohr In d vm s tay W ith lr.
Hn. Freak Kelkrimnl.Hr. and Irs. Herman SchroedersonHarold, allied or the» ~h xh e r home Wednesday
roi !" ls rep orted very good
the Calhoun bottoms.Somefifteen and twenty pound
Idxn.li k e c a n Rolamer returnedlat week fro~an OmahaPita! when ahe undenent nn
ration for appendicitia resent-.She in zepclted |.| gettinglon; very well.
lt i l n o t very often th a t l~|'|.and daugztefs bmnama llo n th e n mo y.Suc hiltheof llrl. Jacob Sierk ami herter,llnrie,who uelebntodhe ocadon in a fitting manner
~unday,April 2l.|t.We wish
hem mu y more auch happyvents.llr. and Hn. Henry Fischer~ted at the Geo. Hindley home
uraday evening.The Dkk Lennox and Herman
1 fluailhu moved into the
° ", ; _recently nested br Roy
Hr. and lin. H. A. Kruse were
n o m ; 1 - w w ..Aeelylene lights are being in-
~llod in the M. G. Christensen
~me.J. W. Trinier made | business3 to Lincoln,v i n :Slim.hy
returning Huwg afternoon.Hr.and Irs.nu:Rohwer
.a n d M i n n i e B r o d e r w n ,E m e r a l d
Va n B e e c h a n d Je n s Ii r o g h .
Th e La d ie s 'A i d o f t h e D a n i s hch u r c h pl a nn e d a n d succ essfully§ r r l e d o u t a s u r p d s e P ¢ r \o n
. a n d M n . L o u i e S k o v i n l a i r
S u n d a y al t e t n o o n .Th i s w a s i n
t h e n a t u r e o f s h o u s e - w a n u i n g a a
M r .a n d H r s .S h o e h a ve l a t e l y
m o ve d t o B l a i r f r o m t h e i r f a r m
no rt h o f B l ai r . Tho s e p re s en t w e re :
Mr . an d M rs . Jim L ar s e n , s o n Ja s .
a n d d a u g h t e r , H n . H a r o l d W i l k e r -
so n,H r .a n d H r s .e n r y Ch1'i.l-t i a n s e n , H r . a n d H r s . S o r e n Je n -
fwen a n d ch il dr en ,M r .a n d H r s .
C h r i s Ch r is t ia n se n a n d e h i l d r e nM r . a n d l l r a . H a n s A n d e r s e n m i
M r . a n d H r s . Je n a B . Je n s e n . a l l
e f H e n n s n ;M r . a n d l l r a . Ja m e sT. N e l s o n a n d d a u g h t e r s , s t u ! H r .
a n d H r s . Je n s A n d e r s e n o f B l a i r ;
H r .a n d H r s .R o b e r t R u m u s w e n
a n d s o n , H r .a n d H r s . . l e n s S o r -
e n s e n , H r . a n d H n . C h r i s P e n r -
se n an d ch il dr en , H rs .~ A1 fr ed S ko v
a n d L y l e ,M r .a n d M r s .R u d n l p h
A a d r e s a o n a n d l r . a n d l i n . P e t e r
Nl e l se n .A d e l l d o u s l u n c h eon~»
si s tl n g o f sa nd w ic h :1 ,cak e,p o -ta t o a n4 fn a i t s a l a d s, p i c k le s a n d
co ffe e ,w a s b r o u g h t a n d e n j o y e d
b y a l l .
M n .C h d s B e n t o n a n d sons,
ddldren were Sunday vldtnn at~ Cdle Hmm: hams.
.. ~
In . W i i l H u n a n E ve n t ' h l e l d a s '
g======»°-=a t t h e e n r y K n h r
em o .
Christiansen and dngghtzr, Elm of
Fremont and Hr. a li n . R u t h
Lnraau ani cons.Hr . u m II N.Robert Petlneu of Fremont alsocalled then, and at other homesin my fxh bofz moaReli n . P . J . ma mma
'*°f and the fdlowing to
he p him c elebntgs llr. me Hrs.Chril Chrlitilnleli and chiidreu.Mr.and lin. Soren Jensen andchildren, Hr. and Ure. Ted Buch-
n n lt, B llljp e ,LeaGnu.|e and
Raymond Heian Nnrkirk.Anicelunch was :erred by Hn .Skov.Sunday dinner ents st BooneNewkirka were: dE`1..= Laura and
Hamm Dickmeyer,Mi n EdnaNewkirk Ind Mr .and Hn. llerleNewkirk.Mr.ind Hn .Peter Thcmmn
were Satuwy evening guests at
Jenn Surensens.Drum friends of Mn. M .C. Jem-sen of Fremont, nm sorry to leurnthat she fell down cellar one eve-ning Int week, broke her arm andotheririne bruised herself in such a
way as to he confined to her hedal present. Her many friends wish!or her a 'ggfdv recovery.Mr. and ru. Peter Taft of Fm-monf. were Tuesday evening vid!-
ors nt Chris Benmns.Sunday aftnmoon vlsiton at
3:3 Friday evening at Bd Nw-
John Dkkmoyor uiled at Boone
Nnrkirh Sunday foreman.Henry Kuhn hu purchased the
f e mu r L u x E .h n e n r u m a tO:um.L a n Larsen h u rentedthe beziidhan an d 25 u m an d'
Wednesday weaning edlen atChris Petenena wen: Hrs. BoomHnrkirls, IIdlnrd and Catherine.
. Hina: Norm.: and Lsun Dickmeyer and Catharine and Edungd
Nc whrk
th
t g o g z ; ~ N n h l g l r k
to ..3 menear Arlington Banda "'°=='=§,Lyle, little son of r. :nd
v - v ' r " _ *1
for a much larger number.The Ladies' Aid will mul withour pNa.Lknt. llra. John Taylor,
irat Wednesday aftamooa in
y,hat week W ill Taylor uma lnfz7uThthe ventura part of the mu
toaaahiamothar,.\ln.E!11.a!:Iuniahnlaaotrery ivell.Ha d l o v k -
ited az the home of hh brother,John and family and einer, ilu.Austin Renaluw and family.andthe-ok hand! nm I hm sf frlzndl
who a n glad to meet Will on
theuvlaitato thearldhnme.Hereturned to Bushman, Nabr. Sabuniay, where he hu ¢lIllll of an
elevator.Ona of the enjoyable events of
lan week was the Ron Hill clan
g"='» "Deacon Dvbbc"given onhursdu °'f°='*1;§ to a well-filledhouse.Their fic.lent teacher,Hina Lore coached the f°=>i" andher ooworker, Min Sm th helged
with decorations and stage net-linga.Those takin;part wereHowardPetersen.Harvey Xuhr,Leona Haauen Mata Hamen, De!mer Gelktr, li mi ww, Ma rlon
Nelann,Vernon Larsen,Ger-trude Hansen and John Beck-
lun,Jr.All gave their p a m
ucil and their play :netted them u
tidy sum for their banquet andother class expenlrl.hir. HaroldBrewster and Mr. Gena Jacknorl ofHennan were in attendance at the
clan piay. Hr. Brmnter renderedseveral aelectiona on the blnjp and
both gentlemen alng.The Jesse Hansen Family amtaking their turn with the mumpa.Some members n! the family arehavlng them this week.Detlef Wulf: were Sunday vis-itun at the Walter Sappenfleh!
home.Gear e Nelson enlenained theJamea lw-= f-wg on Sunday.
Mr. and Mn.ar!lhiper and
children were Sunday gueus at thehomen!Mrs.Peiprr's father,Peter Jensen.Lawrence Johnson had anmeealvea trucker! to Omaha for Mon-
day'e market.
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Belgian Draft Stallion
Thls fine slx year old stallion, sired by
Imported stock on both sides. is a beau-
tiful' strawberry roan weighing over
|900 lbs. and Is one of the best stalllons
ever brought to this county.His sire,
Richelieu 4l06, an imported ..:»lmal. was
the winner ol thirteen prizes ln one
season.
Marquis will make the season's stand
at my farm west ot Blair known as the
Aye larrn.
Price ol service is $15 for living colt.
Wlll not be held respowble for accidents.
l also have | Hue pedlzreed .luc k nm
wlll mak e the ltln d lh lx less on.
John Bolln, Owner
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JENKINS 1-has SHOP fxR . . G . A L L EN
A B S 1 ' R A C ' ! ` 0 l
Jo h n E d i s o n a n d Os c a r B i u m
h a ve b e e n i l l vi m t h e Q u i m
H n r o l d C o r k y c a l l e d o n G n o m e
L o fd i W e d n e s d a y .V i d a r S k o v a n d fa m i l y ' n m
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xBLAIR 'IOP AND 'mm oo.A111a 'robs Side Cluulll, Su!cwm, lillln 'lim ...ama . S tun v ulu muJ. E Miller,PrvyrletorPhono ana 9
Il l h H h s L o u i s e L a r s e n h m O r u m .
Th u : a d g y " ° '= 1 ° § _ c a l l i n - = ; g = °
m u n e n n u n n n :r .a n d n .i l l W U I! s a d h m i i y .
l i t . a n d M n . E m a n u e l A n d r u -
m n a n d sons w e r e Tu e s d a y e n -
n l n g g u g u a t R u d vl p h A n d r u -
i n z l .
A u g g n t H o w e h o m e .
C e s t e r H o ve n d i e k s p e n t S a t u r -
d a y n i g h t a t L e s t e r H o ve n d i e k f.
M r . a n d M n . C h r i s L a r s e n a n d
no n , an d M au d e E ri k a e n w e r e S u n -
d w vi s i t o r s a t H o w a n d C u r l e y a k
Al m a a n d B i r d i e F l e t c h e r c a l l e d
a t t h e F r a n k b o f t i s h o m e S a t u r -
da ifl aft er no on .rs .N e i l Th o m p s o n ,M r .a n d
M n .G e o r g e L o f t l l w e r e F r i d a y
vi s i t o r s l t E a r l T h o m p o o n v.
M r .u n d M r s .W i l l S p r i c k a m l
D a t l l n c ,a n d F r d n d d n o E r i k a e n
s p e n t S u n d a y e ve n i n g a t H o w a r d
C u r l e y f .
H a r l e y a n d L o w e l l Th o m p s o n
s p e n t F r i d a y n i g h t a t the'E a r l
Th o m p s o n h o m e .
M r . a n d M r s . H a r o l d C u r l e y a r e
e n t e r t a i n i n g th e la t t er 'a pa r e nt s ,
M r . a n d M r s . W h i t e fr o m L e x i n g -
t o n .M r . a n d M r s . G e o r g e L o ft l s a n d
ch i l d r e n sp e n t S u n d a y a ft e r n o o n
a t t h e F r a n k L o fl l n h o m e .
Harold Wilnn home.Chu. Paulson was a Friday vil-
itor at Victor Skovf.Will Flanigan and Frank Erik-
aen wan Omaha visitors Thuruday
and Frida .Hr .Mrs. .An Basl andfamily vidted at Raymond agiils'
Sunday Wtning.Miss Pam Luflis relumei homeFridayalterhelpingwiththework at the Floyd Inftia home a
Inv dayl-Mias Harkin.;lloycr and MinsRuth Pauhen spent Friday night
at Victor Sko\¢.Hr. am! Hrs. Floyd (hzrley viz-
lted Sunda | aiu-moon al. the win
Hovenniick omc.George Lofli= visited with EarlThompson Masala; evening.Mr.and Mrs. Pete Andcspent Tnalday at Art Liagillf.
Lira. Bqgnond Built and sonvisited at enry Hovemlicks' lastTuesday.'
MARCUS BECK
l r a n
nn. w. F. HEHPBXLLDENTIST
laeltedln new
Home Thanks Bld|.Eb lr , Ne b r u h
'Nwiu dlenwon nt me Henry
lukla bmw.<=...':.,... lhgill vidkd at the
Slow mgm home 'Nd-ily eve-
n|lin md Mm John Jackson wanBldr -~§y,g<~ Thunday.l n .spruk .nd ummlu. ma ln. Hum Curley mi
E I |.U Q \.L a : u n h o m e l t B l a i r .
W i l b u r U p d i k e vi r l t o d a t E t r i
'Ih o m p l a n '| l " 1 i d n y e ve n i n g .
l i n .l a r t i n Flagler vi s i t e d a t
#o h h P . Er i k n e r fs a n d t y .
l n .Ge o r g e L o ft i a ac c om p an -
i e d h e r s o n , F l o y d L o f t i l t o O m :
h a M a u d : .i a u l n L M a n d fa m i l y w e r e
,1
éiilf;
UNITED
TIRES ani
Extraordinary Vaiués
For a few da';s only we
_are offering our ci;s1n':n-
ers United States 'fires
.and Tubes at greatly
Hnlstnln\'.l n .Chu.Paulson,Roy and
Wilbur wadike vidbed at J:h:\Eriltlena'edaesdly evening.lllu Evely n Flemhe r w been3-3° ill uvithsn attack of appen-
th.Ed 'Nihon in e0n!L'|ld I0 his
I odi i :C u r l e y r u a T e h m d t
ca ll e r W ed n es d ay .
l l a .H ~ r s 'H o ve n d i c k s p e n t
F r i d a y a t F l o y d h h i l l l h
l i r .a n d H n .W I S p r i c k a n dD a d i n e ,a n d F h n d s i n e E r i h e n
||Br. and Mn. Clair Johnson of
A L L : m m s O P H A U L I N G
D a y a n d H i g h !Se rvice
P h o n o 2 7 6 - -J . P . E vt n e n B a m
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Ku mm home Friday.Raymond Maglli called at the
Art Hngill home Sunday.His:Fern lnitis spent the
weekend at the Frank Laftil
home.Hin Birdie and Marjorie Fic t-cber,Birdie Heien and Marjorie
n e
TEACHERS'EXAMINATION DATES
¢ - - . - -
Saturday, June 4, 1921Saturday, Juiy 23, 1921
liimberlins Kimberlin, first
and ful nama unknown, with ofShermanB.Klmberlin;Thomu
Whitney Nieholl;Nichols,
firlt md nad napa unknown, wife
Hegwesth, Jennie M. lleguth, Jos-
iah J. Young,George W.. Dunne,
Sharma:B.Kimberlin,Thorns.:Whitney Nkholz, Frank H. Kialy,
M. B. Wild, ful names unnovrn;
amine all claims against uid En-'dlon to Lincoln Tuesday for n
tate, with a. dew to their adjw-visit \\rit.l1 their son, Ivan who nt-ment and allowance.The time hndn the ;u;¢univerany .They:imma for tha pmienlation of ~ h o r n s Wednesday nftlr-
cladr?._ ~ ~Jef! Van Hom |.nd.Alr1.Elin
our leading mamchmu u A m¢l.u\of advertising.Thi picture shownwasm u m Fllrblnks a n ' s m
Robin Hood";Hr.and Mrs.But Coo r o fTaknnah 'nn guest: of Irzrman
vlllllnl. and n bond an which latwa s si td ag b ro kc , ma n; u m mg ?
tothelloor.
ARLINGTON NOTES .»
wan. NOTICE
A. C. Debel, Atiorney.
1....-. ww. .r uni! xl 1::..\......4..Frank M liielv:Xiely. firstia n y in te r es t i n L o l I h r t n t y m a l
l u a n t v- u n a £20 &2 1 |i n 3-EtifullsiJames G. hlegeath;liegeath,first and real name unknown, wife
of Jason G. Megeath; Samuel A.
Megeath;Biegeath, fir tt and
rea! name unknown, wife of Sam-
uel A. Hegeath; Addison C. Me-
geath;Megcath, first andrea! name unknown, wife oi Addi-
son C. Megeath;Judie W.Me-
geath; Minnie E. Megeath;
Megeath, first and mai name un-
known, husband of Minnie E. Me-geath; Jennie H. Liegeatln
llegeath, first and read name un»
known, husband of Jennie Li. He-gealli;Josiah J. Young;
Younz. first and real name on
known, wife of Josiah J. Young;
George W. Doane;Doane,
:first and real name unknown, Wife
oi' Gwrse w. Doane: Sherman B;
- - . . _ _ . _ . .¢ .-and read name unknown, wife ofFrank M. Kieiy; M. B. Wiid;
Wild,first md ned name un-known, wife of M. B. Wiid; L. M.
Kline, Mayor of Conning City, N.
T.,m d his successors in trust;
Inari; ll. aliline, Mayor of CuminlCity, N. T., and his successors in
trust; the Town of Coming City.
In Washington County, Nebraska;the trustees of Cilming City.
Washington County, Nebraska, and
their aueoexsora in trust; the un-
known hein at law, next of kin,
deviaees. ientees, persona! rep;e»
sentatives, and dl persons inter-eataed In the estxte of each of the
foilovring named deceased persons,
towit:Burr H. Richards, JamesG. Megeath, Samue! A. Hegeath,
Addison C. Hegeath;Minnie F..
from uid 6th day at May. 1927.
Witnesl my mud and the Seal
°f u i d County Conn.this Gth
day ot April, 1921.(SEAL)1. c. m.:.l~:s;,
11-bt.County Judge.
NOTICE OF IlE.\Rl2*iG
Washington Ctllmty,1
L snS'I'A'l'E OF NE:Bn..\sz<A 1A. C. Debol, Atty.
In the Count; Court.In the Matter ot the Estate of
Petrine Jenson Demascd:The
heirs at law, next of kin, devisees,
legatees, creditorl, tn1 all persons
intenstad in said ethic are here-
by notified that onthe Tth day ofApril 1927, Johanna Mndien filed
s petition in said County Court
nlleging among other thing thotPetrine Jonson. an inhabitant of
Washington Gountir.Ne h n lh ,
died on the 8th day of Odober1926,lo wi ng n o lm Will and
Testament, and possessed of Resl
md Penonal Estate and prsylngfor administration thereof.
If y ou full to appear at saidCounty Court on the 301.11 day of
April, 1927, at 2 o'elock P. M., gud
contest uid petition,the Court
will appoint Ro h m Madsen or
some other odtlbls person Ad-
rninistntor m d proceed to asettlement of uid estate.
Witness my rm-q_ and Official
sm um Rh dgy ol' April, 1927.(SEAL)I. C. ELLFR,
11-412.,I County Judge.
s mn u r r s S AL E
Momky, Kntlemm & Gmdizuky
Attorneys.
:u
from uid 6th day at May. 1927.
Witnesl my mud and the Seal
°f u i d County Conn.this Gth
day ot April, 1921.(SEAL)1. c. m.:.l~:s;,
11-bt.County Judge.
NOTICE OF IlE.\Rl2*iG
Washington Ctllmty,1
L snS'I'A'l'E OF NE:Bn..\sz<A 1A. C. Debol, Atty.
In the Count; Court.In the Matter ot the Estate of
Petrine Jenson Demascd:The
heirs at law, next of kin, devisees,
legatees, creditorl, tn1 all persons
intenstad in said ethic are here-
by notified that onthe Tth day ofApril 1927, Johanna Mndien filed
s petition in said County Court
nlleging among other thing thotPetrine Jonson. an inhabitant of
Washington Gountir.Ne h n lh ,
died on the 8th day of Odober1926,lo wi ng n o lm Will and
Testament, and possessed of Resl
md Penonal Estate and prsylngfor administration thereof.
If y ou full to appear at saidCounty Court on the 301.11 day of
April, 1927, at 2 o'elock P. M., gud
contest uid petition,the Court
will appoint Ro h m Madsen or
some other odtlbls person Ad-
rninistntor m d proceed to asettlement of uid estate.
Witness my rm-q_ and Official
sm um Rh dgy ol' April, 1927.(SEAL)I. C. ELLFR,
11-412.,I County Judge.
s mn u r r s S AL E
Momky, Kntlemm & Gmdizuky
Attorneys.
:u
hereof, real names unknown.You and each of you ue hereby
notified that on the 1601 day ofAprii, 1927. §omea T. Nelson and
Anna D. King fiied in the District
Court of Wuhington County, Ne-
braska, their petition commencingan action against you and each of
you as defendanh, the object and
prayer of which uid awon ig tooblldn1 Decree of u i d Court
finding and decreeing that u i d
plaintiff: are tho ownen in fue
Noncs TO CREDITOBS
QF E.'§'r.\1'z
p : a r a c o w n c n n a n
esl st e,e a c h o f a p a r t a s m o r e
fu l l y n o t o u t i n u i d p e t i t i o n , a n d
t o r e m o ve t h e cl ou ds o u t u p o n
their aaimi ti t le s b y t h e a p p a r e n t
c l a i m s o f y o u a n d e e e h o f y o u t o
so m e r i g h t , t i t l e . i n t e r e a t , o r d e -
ma n d s i n o r u p o n la i d r e a l e s t a t e ,
a n d t o q u i e t t h e i r t i l i a Sn fe e
e i m p i e a g a i n s t a n y c h i m e , r i g h t s ,
t i t l e s , i n t e r e s t s o r d e n a n d a i n o r
u p o : u i d r u ! e s t a t e , o r m y p e r t
t h e r e o f, w h i c h y o u , o r : n y o f y o u ,
m a y h a ve o r c l a i m t o h u e t h e r e i n ,
a n d t o fo r e ve r e n j o i n a n d h a r y o u
a n d e a c h o f y o u , y o u r h e i r s , s u c -
cessors,ex e eu t or r ,e d m i n i s t n t o n
o r a s s i g n : fr o m h e r e i n a ft e r c l a i m -
i n g o r a s s e r t i n g t h e s a m e , In d fo r
ot h er eq u it n h le re l ie f.
Y o u n n d e n n h o f y o u u e r e -
,q u i z e d t o a n s w e r u i d p e t i t i o n i n
Q t h e D i n r i c t C o u r t ' o f W a s h i n g t o n
C o u n t y ,N e b n s k l , o n o r h e ! o r e
t h e 6 t h d a y o f Ju n e , 1 9 2 7 , o r u i d
pe t i t i o n w i l l b e ta k e n a s t r u e a n - 1
t h e C o u r t m a y : n a t t h e rei ie l'
P n r e d f o r t h e r e i n .
Ja m e s T. N e l s o n ,
Br A. c. new,I3-SL Their Attorney.
dies'Aid were recently divided
m r s . U .|..».n u s m g e r , m r s .r u .S w e n s o n , M r s . W m . K r l m o r , l n .
Mi n ni e Sk i n ne r , M r s. F . J. K s s tl e ,
M r s .Ta y l o r Fr e nc h ,M n .F . W .
L o w e ,M r s .B e r t L o w e .H r s .D .
B u c k , M r s . B e n L o ft l s , H r s . L . B .
H a r r i s o n a n d H r s .F r a n k A m i c k .Th e y s e r ve d s t e m p l i n l l u n c h o f
cr ea me d c hi c ke n o ve r ho t b is c ui ts ,
ma sh ed po l l to e s ,mckles,ca k e
w i t h s r i c g t s m d w pp e d c r e a m: m i . . 5 } . . ..
.'1f'=°!*~*"s'*!=sssocislgoec gf : n g
w m l o m e m .D s vc G l n t i n ,w h o fa r m s 'near
D e S o l o 1 s s r e n e w i n g n o q w n t -
a n r é l i n H e r m a m Bi on ds y fo r e -
Hoon.B i l l i e R o ve r o f B l a i r , vi s i t e d h h
l i s i c f.M r s .B e r t L o w e S a t u r d a y
s u d mi m al e hi m s e l f q u i t e u s d a !
e m u 1 s n o m .Th e emp lo ye es o f b o t h ba n k s
to o k s d vs nt s k e o f t he i r ho l i d ay o n
I'd a i s y a n d s n t t h e d e y o u t o f
t o w n .4 n a g :r of tlsem ¢}t.eg_dc¢!
t h e c a s t i n t e r p r e t e d t h e i r p u t s In
s ve r y c r e d i t a b l e m a n n e r .S p a d e !
mu s ic b y t h e h ig h sc h o ol oz c h cs t n
: n d s e ve n ! s o l o s b r H i s ! G l l l i r l
E c h t e n h m p w e r e h i g h l y l w n vb
at ed b e tw ee n s em .F u n e r a l s e r vi c e s ! o r H r s . D a ve
F i t c h , r e s i d e n t o f t h i s p l s o a , 'n n
he l d a t t h e E lk C it y c h ur c h S a nd i ?
s ft e m o o n ,fo l l o w i n g a b r i e f s e r -
fi o o a t t h e h o m e .In t e r m e n t ' n s
ma d e i n th e El k C it y ce m e te r y .
M r .a n d H n .C .G .l h r s h l l l
For Safe Transportation
Andersen Bros. Transfer Co
Live Stock and Freight
We're Bonded Carriers
the 6th clay of Miy, and the Sth
day of August, 1927 at 10 o':loek
mm. each day tn receive and ex-
BLAIR
vs.~
i SUNDAY
'g F 1 M A Y l s t
5~I sum am Pm
COME!
Gale Cllld ll 3 rclod
3 ALL
I ll I 1 I : I
(Lui. ycnr'a pennant. winnerg)
Hd Olson of the Olson Radio ~ Bi ~ li school ggzdn.1 therufter llr. md Hrs.. Tom Wakefield, ir.|
'Washington County, Nebruka, the I mmemnunmn.» m » , ' .. u i» » h m dir ua nf u a n s .fa~ A - Y L m m m "'"\ | '~1
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Mn. zz. c. llcCleIIan mrm.DRUM NEWS
Henry Nichols oi Florence vuin Calhoun Sxturdgy evening.The local 0. E. S held :pedal
mutiny: Saturdnr afuraoon andawning, Hn. Nei Dniy, the Dist-ric: Supgrvhor being present.. ilr.3:4-Ins. R. V. Clary of the Fon-qneilq ghlpter of Omaha e n
Will Hansen hurled two iruckloads of hon to Blah.for N. J .Andersen.Hr. and Hrs. Alma Skov lhd
Lyie spent Thurulny night at Te.lBuchnndlh.Hn. Hor lin Llnen visited onWednesdaynftemoonwithMiss
se mum ¢1'n.' North,m n "`i'|"ulfz 1 :in diaper 1| |1-
Thlrlun cm.m u m llh nu ung nuu llmla n s me urr
COAL GRAIN
Oil Meal Tankage
Feeds and Salt
always on hand at
The Farmers Elevator
Wm J. Muller,Any.
In the County Cond..
In the MAMA! of the Estate nl
Funk D, Munn, Du-sued: to thu
Cnd.(wr: of Said Emu:You are Hemby Nntifid, Tlun
I will nit nz the County CourtRoom in Blair in _uid County on
the ith slay ol lhy . and ¢h¢ Sth
day of August, 1921 lt 10 o'¢lock
mm. ueh day tn receive an.l ex-
3 ALL
-The sign or good coffee
BLAIR
vs.~
Fremont Merchants
(L\~»L year! pennant. winnen)
i SUNDAY
'g F 1 M A Y l s t
5~I sum am Pm
M c L a 1 _hlin'é
L e n t -r e s / 1
C O F F E E S E R V I C E
COME!
Gale Cllld ll 3 rclod
If the persons whose names
appear in the margin will clip this
coupon, sign their names anckpre-
sent at the Quality Market, they
will receive free, one-half Bound of
_llcLaughlin's Kept Fresh ulk cof-
ee.
also union.N A 4,Ernest Schmidt h u recently "1 L. , .' l. . ~ AIwi Lxrs-en spent
County. Nebrulca, on me wuz anyof April, 1927, in an action thereicl
pending wherein Maurice HickllnisplaintiffandTheHoneahoo
Lake Summer Reaon Company, acorporation;Elizabeth Neveleff
and David Rifkin anadefendanls
The Herman high school track
team had Lo be content with win-ning only the 220 yard and the 50yard duh at the field and track
meet at Arlington Sltunlay.L.D.Hurdle and son, Dadow
of Omaha came up Friday andI enlvrvd a visit with relativesand will be sold ID lliisfy two.uf u.ho h rks e w "s.'2'=., °='tf=1.f%''1'f 95 v.'llf¢'-if 1$'f»,".¢.»'T-1»'i?-i»§f°£§'
her c lub of gill! "The Girl Ro-
nervea" here at the home of herparents, Dr. and lin. A. J. 98211-eron lut Thunday evening.P.Z.Wilson,Blair merchant.was :\ Herman caller on Monday
aftrrnoon.F. J. Knnle ll having his nd-dence vr°P¢r¢v improved by hawingthelamefrontporchro-
an added improvement.A hedgl
mark: the outline of the lawn andgroups of tnos ahd almmbl mult-lhle for public grounds sro bein;used which vlll give flowen in tho
$ l|'!.1g and color in the fall, moren for a summer ahorinf:Clarence Wiruet, Clyde wh f lland Frank Wilkins rvovod to ba
verv eanablo huh Ir en the! en-
fi n a l l y m m w i t h C l a m O h r t ° |
S u a d l y e ve n i n g .
E r n e s t Z n u l i l h a vi n ;c i t y
n m p i p e d t o t h e l o n t i o n o f h u
n u r n d d c n c e .
H n . W m . K n u t . S r . c a l e b n t e m l
| n | u s 1nun ¢ \ u .nn. ;. uu uuF r e d C h r i s t i a n s e n o f t h e 0 | u m
s c h o o l , s o n o f M r . a n d l i n . F r e d
C n r i l i l a n l l n ,J n n e d m e e i g h t hg n d e e x a m i n a un s , n d th o ui h on l y
F . ~ l | h | \ | ! T | \I;E hnu "...'§ !'.€i'
$2613.16 and i nmm uwmniiéééé Hifi for a brief vim thai
J
from Mnch 26, 1927, at Seven Wfflatter pm of the weak.
$10111 Magill honno WMI! ove-
naHn and Mrs. John Jackson wanBlair -§5»5<~ Thursday.l n .Spn-Lok and DarlinoHr. and lin. Howard Curley mi
nun spent Wednesday at the ChrisLaraen home at Blair.Wilbur Updiko vidtod at Ear!'Ihomp1on'a Friday evening.li n . la r ti n Flagler visited at.
John P. Eriklen'a onday.
I r a .George Loftia accompan-ied her aon, Floyd Loftia to Orna
ha Honda .ia u lo L M a n d f a mily we r e
Sunday afhrnoon visitors at the
Harold Wilaon home.Chu. Paulson was a Friday via-
itor at Victor Skova°.Will Flanigan and Frank Erik-
aon won Omaha visitors Thuruday
and Frida .Hr .Mrs. .An Basl andfamily vidted at Raymond agiils'
Sunday Wtning.Misa Pam lnflis relumei homeFridayalterhelpingwiththework at the Floyd Inftia home a
Inv dayl-Mias Harkin.;lloyor and Mi nRuth Pauhen spent Friday night
at Victor Sko\¢.Hr. and Hrs. Floyd (hzrley via-
lted S:mda | aiu-moon al. the win
Hovendick omc.George Loith visited with EarlThompson Mouulay evening.Mr.and Mrs. Pete Andcspent Tnalday at Art Liagillf.
Lira. Bqgnond Hagili and sonvisited at enry Hovemlicks' lastTuesday.'
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Belgian Draft Stallion
Thls fine slx year old stallion, sired by
Imported stock on both sides. is a beau-
tiful' strawberry roan weighing over
|900 lbs. and Is one of the best stalllons
ever brought to this county.His sire,
Richelieu 4l06, an imported ..:»lmal. was
the winner ol thirteen prizes ln one
season.
Marquis will make the season's stand
at my farm west ot Blair known as the
Aye larrn.
Price ol service is $15 for living colt.
Wlll not be held respowble for accidents.
l also have | Hue pedlzreed .luc k nm
wlll mak e the ltln d lh lx less on.
J o h n B o l l n ,O w n e r
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CALL US
w1§EcK
Braak Dom/n
Z We have a GOOD WRECKER
We have GOOD MECHANICS
A L L : m m s O P H A U L I N G
D a y a n d H i g h !Se rvice
P h o n o 2 7 6 - -J . P . E vt n e n B a m
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OUR WORK IS GUARANN'f`EED
g _§Arndt-Snyder Motor Co.
E B UI CK MO T O R CA RS
E Blai r. Nebra ska
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ca ll e r W ed n es d ay .
l l r a .H ~ r s 'H o ve n d l e k s p e n t
F r i d a y a t F l o y d u i i l w .
l i r .a n d H n .W I S p r l c k a n dD a d l n e ,a n d F h n d s l n e E r i k a e n
ui a i te d at P au l Sp r l ek a ' S u n da y .
l l r . a n d M n . C l a i r Jo h n s o n o f
° " é € | " ' In l a n d vi s i t e d a t t h e C h r i s
K u m a n h o m e F r i d a y .
R a y m o n d M a g l l i ca ll ed a t t h e
A r t H a g i l l h o m e S u n d a y .l l i s a F e r n L o i t i a s p e n t t h e
w e e k a n d a t t h e F r a n k L o i t i l
ho m o .H i n a B i r d i e a n d M a r j o r i e F l e t -
ch er ,B i r d i e H e l e n a n d M a r j o r i e
Lo ft l s c a l le d F ri d a y e ve n in g a t t h e
A u g g n t H o w e h o m e .
C e s t e r H o ve n d i c k s p e n t S a t u r -
d a y n i g h t a t L e s t e r H o ve n d i c k f.
M r . a n d M r s . C h r i s L a r s e n a n d
no n , an d M au d e E ri k a e n w e r e S u n -
d w vi s i t o r s a t H o w a n d C u r l e y a k
Al m a a n d B i r d i e F l e t c h e r c a l l e d
a t t h e F r a n k b o f t i s h o m e S a t u r -
da ifl aft er no on .rs .N e i l Th o m p s o n ,M r .a n d
M n .G e o r g e L o k i :w e r e F r i d a y
vi s i t o r s a t E a r l Th o m p a o n v.
M r .u n d M r s .W i l l S p r i c k a m l
D a r l i n c ,a n d F r d n d d n e E r i k a e n
s p e n t S u n d a y e ve n i n g a t H o w a r d
C u r l e y f .
H a r l e y a n d L o w e l l Th o m p s o n
s p e n t F r i d a y n i g h t a t the'E a r l
'Th om p so n h o me .
M r . a n d M r s . H a r o l d C u r l e y a r e
e n t e r t a i n i n g th e la t t er 'a pa r e nt s ,
M r . a n d M r s . W h i l e f r o m L e x i n g -
t o n .M r . a n d M n . G e o r g e L o ft i s a n d
ch i l d r e n sp e n t S u n d a y a ft e r n o o n
a t t h e F r a n k L o l l l a h o m e .
MARCUS BECK
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UN I T E D .
.TIRES a n i "
.Extraordinary Vaiués
For a few da';s only we
are offering our cusinvn-
-ers United States 'fires '
;».and Tubes at greatly
_reduced prices.
Now is your Chance
to cut your tire bills and
-get good tires at the
same time.
.Come in while the
supply lasts.~
United States Tires are Good Tua
1 Tire »
s5.5o ~
Jenkins 0il & .Battery Co.~
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TEACHERS'EXAMINATION DATES
¢ - - . - -
Saturday, June 4, 1921Saturday, Juiy 23, 1921
" " ° ",;, upenuun in l"l vmana h g w a s o w e n y a n a f a s c . o n ~" " " " " " " ' " _ "b o w ,an plum um I-earn that hu mu . 1 f i n i r .mr a,He in-Hr . md Mn. Joe Jensen andgg 1| ptzidng along as well u nn una; to ¢¢;\,¢r Fnmcnt. lugh school children we n Su ms !wllnnrx
n w !.In 1116 fall.ts 1. Aihert J naenailr . ' " " ' ? " " § " u " " ? " ' 2 ' ° i t . =?.""f | ndW lll¢r *'"'". £ " * F *wffr. :mx Mn. 1~::nmu¢: Amlret-
u
t o g e t h e r w i t h e m u o f u i d a c u o n
in cu r ta x e d a t $28.05 o n d a l l ac -
c r u i n g costs.at i u p r o vi d e d b y
[ u i d o r d e r o f a l e a n d t h e d e c r e e
W 1 sa i d l o t io n .
I D a t e d a t Bl a i r ,N e b n s k a ,th i s
w t h d a y o f A p r i l , 1 9 2 7 .
13-Bt.Ma u r i ce B i e hr e n l t
S h e r i f f o f W n h i n g t o n C o u n t y ,
N e b r u k l .
` \ . .
W nrzaington.
Th e re wa s a mo o d a tt e nd a nc e a t
t h e r e g u l a r m e e t i n g o f t h e 0 . E .
S.In s t T h u n d a y e ve n i n g F o l -
l o w i n g t h e l o d g e m e e t i n g n n h o u r
or m o r e w a s s p e n t i n a w e l l l ] a n y
Th e s e r vi n g c o m m i t t e e fo r t h e
e ve n i n g w a s : M r . a n d M r s . l l e n r y
Tm h l s e n ,M n .A n n a Jo hn no n,
M n .R .II .l l u m u e s e n a n d R e v.
a n d _Mm 'l`. J. Reese.r
a n d fr i e n d s .H r . a n d u n . R e i d ,
w h o m e n t t o K a m a l C i t y t o no-
l i l l b f o l l o w i n g t h e i r m n r r h g e l u t
fa i l ,n m n o w l i vi n ;i n H o o p e r ,
w h e n G e n l d i s em p l o y e d I n a
h a n i f a r e st or e.
W i l b u r L o i r e w a s n b u s in e s s
c a l l e r i n T e k n m n h M o n d a y a f t e r -
no on .H i m F l o r e n c e W m i a m s o n w a s aB l s i f vi s i t o r o n e d a y t h e fo r e p l r t
|h i " u u u : c s h n l a u m n u s !J o s o m e l a n d s a p l n g f o r M a n h a i h
N u n e f l e s t h e f o r e p a r t o !t h i s
we ek .
M r .a n d M r s .H .C .3 l e C i e !l m
vi s i t e d i n B l a i r w i t h r e l a t i ve : o n
S u n d a y l ft e r n o o n ..
Th e Ju n i o r l a m e g a ve sNR U I- 1 !. * " Ih e S t r t i d o f C h r l x t i a n -
i t y " n t t h e l f .. c h u r c h o n S u n -
dn y e 1 » 1 :\ In g i n pl a n e o f t h e n g u -
In r s e r m o n ._li . A m n w u h o r n t o Hr . | n d Hn .
A.
¢.
hem for an over Sunday visit.of p°s..¢.»,m¢h will help them in T. ~,;;;;',,;,;;i;;d';";,;;i.;,,1;;Mins Alice Shevenn, an rmphye training.lui week.af the Hanmck Implement {.om»C. IC. Andenon of Blair was A varnr 1\r|!|\r w.l.%{n¢tankI
ROSE HILL rrmis | u h h l l r i S ! n »r l u l n a n nIf b `£i» " £< 5r"» }»§ "£'° m ~ Hr. am!u e l A n d n u o n a n d A m i d § d _ ¢ I mn l J..i1.,.P r n l a vi p i n n n n l Ta l -x¢|1|\EU|. I\\1\' ST""§U\\ \ll.°!.|n f.'3I.'?I e;=,.:'-rr.-r.'.::..'z:-'mf I 'E-f?Iri{"=-I'i§fé`i=;\-fV- ~ ~ |==5'~.""" 1""' """""""" " "" lplnl. ll!!»..?."¥'»-3 ..¢"1."».;'2""n.':'........ §,";,'g_";f pf-m=;=v wlumfl g lr. llll ln. m um
§.'!h_"' lplllr """'°" "'°"' "' nn ¢....I; n.-.....':'.n.. ln] »..|.llr. and un. :umm lldhn
T "uaugmrr.JIIFH urucv 1\|}|| uv uns: ue-eu drove up numu1a:r t he ht M beta mu-:"'3"tmnd; the Teknmah higl; school Mumln;afternoon.lldhdn his 5'.2{}\..5 l.;1e Zi-f.|..'§1.| and the..Mr. and M721 H._O. Cgoper BC:m-.. ..:......:warn nlmful ai elm ¢m»r Ml|\ .I !»l Ilrewxterlnme. Innnnunk s....n...n .Turf Imiwip
IIA Gift of Jewelry
for Mother*
4 What. are you planning to give
mother on Mothefs Day?Be#
fore y ou decide cleiinitely . take the time to
come here and see lhe excellent items we
have for that purpose.Wonderful selection
of Pearl Necklaces.Framed molloes in the
#cafh`é" resrular meeting ufftha!rs INBUSTR Lu. REVIEW
"Qi" of ~ *'°'5 .;:rr ,.*:.=:_'fm ll HH. Herman Ruhr \\l\ an Gm:lu. ADC! nna nowara reser-un were eamndned Sunday nf-terna-on and evening at the FredAndamanhome, tha guest' ofHis: Eulala Rnntgomery.R07 Fallen urn nnfommate lastweek.He hz! n hone badly kick-ld Bolunlay =~5-=and a heller
inhlnd l a I g l frmn I bullywashed gnde. | lt was neeunryle call a vetlr n»\ll.m1 on SundayIn MOL! the inland nnlmnll..
Hin Nna Andersen c alled onlin. ihrtin Larsen Saturday nf-temoon.Inn Linen spent Saturday a!-temoon with lldvem and Aiton
Larsen.Sunday afternoon (unit: nltheHenry Ruhr home wen: Hr. and
ln. Gila Arp of Hansard H i nEmma. Arn nf Blair me air. and
lin.. Harry Ruben and sons.
lu l1.'ll13T_§3li1|_}y -
r lnd Mn. Chris Chrintaffer
son and children M1-d Hr. and linEmnnmiAwlneamn nd ehildreavisited Sunday :Itemnoon at lhlheme of their parents..Mr. amSin. Hana Chistofferson, north o
Spike:.
llr. lnl Hrs.. Emunuel Andreason and uma spent Sunday mreninat CPM: Chrisloffersonl.
Nobr. was looking after ln.|¢ln¢.°ssmzxtwn In llarmnn last Saturday.0. ll. fioulaey Inst wcok tradedhis Ford touring nr to B. O. McDon;1l.i, auto dealer of Tekamnh.for a Ford coupe which the family
in cnjoyimr.Blrs. Chan. Laughlin left on the
Wednesulay afternoon train.In-utwu k for Marshall, Minn.whenshe will vial! rellti\e|:.
Mr. und Mn .D. W.Rutledge
"ngunvr and Pmlfruvur w umpuwof the stock.These boys are slu-.lents in Omaha school: ond areunabletnbehere.They haven'dr and Mrs EJ StapletongrimI ...of Tekanuh in chargt.
I
l
gf the aim of the cmwml in at-
lr ance- at tho picture show nt
the Legion hal! Saluniay eveningit would seem that the majoritylook aahanlagwe of the fue mmits
given by Wm McDonald, one o!_
Mrs.ll.il. Ulmeron went loOmaha Tuesday and spent the day
with frieumls.
!~I\errit Gaylord 115.1 the mia-funune Sunday. to break the lgrgebone In one ol his arm: betweentheshoulder and the elbow.I twas one og those freakish .mex-zientl that seem almost impoaalbls.
He was in Um bam loft at thoJohn Jensen homo when he was
1~¢E§"§§¢¢¢§1}¢r§f"""
Bduywood-l\Ien"\nad to be :ou-stnxctcsi from Smithfield to Nuy-
wood.Bancroft-Rand connecting Ban-
croft with Wuhlnxton h i z h n r
nil! be growled this spring.Salem-Plans under way !or the
constmctian of Community Churchin this town...
new silloueltc s Ior Mother! Day
Birllulonc /or May-Emerald. r
H . O L L E R M A N N
\
Gilt Counselor Expert Wntchmuker" i i i " ' " i é i u i r uuml-Bull! :mu n& ..l=1n d cum-ls .-. anlla ! n t a r a ; » ~ 1 I° ¢ - » n u m l.Ian||a'l Im: lr. all ln. Ilnll ..1'¢=?.. ;;:;¢G'g|g¢|||I:r':::,|°".§
____V ,_ . . _ _- - A - »J e ' , . . , _*tis
B r a n $ 1 . 8 0 p e r 2 0 0 p o u n a |Sh ar m, $1 .9 0 p er 1 00 po un ds .|On i o n
B-SI.9 A y e B r o n .B - t f.A p B r o q .8-t i'
0 . ` E . 8 . h o l d s B i d s : m a t i n g Kg w n o d hn l r - c u t o r b o b .I JI E .
t h i s w a n i n g .4 6 - t i ..N o r t h R i d e B a r b e r S h o p .a n d u m
J. E . C l m p b e l l ,h l r n l t u r e ,I u p J.E .C l m p b e l l , f u r d i t u n , n m 2 .E .
an d \ n »l f | L | n l BD -l f..l| \I' lll l¢ !Q ft| H. n|5 0 - U .ld d 'U U E
r m vn _~,f t
nm ~
mann;so-u.~
.u nu .nonhil \\ouacuSau¢h .
Blair. Nebruita. APY" 23; 1927
Loc-;`|
I Sweet Clover, $1.00 pu buhcl.|Alfalfa, $12.00 per zmllen.Clark 0'Hmlon draw to Yank-
o n \ r Q L u An B2a| ..8-ti.An Bm it3r§.South Daknta on budmu int Imah auch other und further or-
dcn, .allovuleei and decree! ls to
this Court my mm proper.Witness my hand ind Offida!
sm um 21:11 dns of Apnx, am.
( s u m 1. c . ELLER.Z(-M..County J | ~osxA.umu>ss.nuuur
I Z E NT E R P RI S E
!cr a~rises s-plenty..'
/n 0 I w r q
The L ovly u m- ¢ bi l of u m-
fmm eldaly dumnl. not from uw
m a m a m u x mAH In all, QȢk'| xnlds np-
d u b : : S u b d In t h e ir b o n ~a P. ll. Nawind lu d c W n k for ldlnlwtntlon thereof.munluu an urged ua nun! the 0penln¢ Pxvgnm, x muslcal nr~If you m l lo nppur at uid
~nfenneu. 'lin Wilkhu L|\vod»vice ll tbl ihpyy SIM!! END-County Conn on the Nth dlyofagainst "over amphadf' on foo#vin.-dn; pnmlatently in 1-In Amex»h d i a r o t i mz p o r u u ma lly mme lean.Itsp pa an utho ug h nq mn
c o n t n t $ 1 . 1 pe t it i on ,t h e C o u r t
wi l l a p p o i n t Jo h n F . R eh n n r s o m a
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ingurithcluhsandludeninrnang,I " r .o " 'vw of un state ul me time. |i°y this-»bfin¢ them.Our sur
P r e f s ! !
c u ._| _ 1 v vv Q''°5 Wanted-»-Cattle to p u tti n i m I write dl kinds of Iasurlnen-WUUY-.
1 Gwlln About pu.the summer.Offic e mm' Fumen Stale Bank.'The Delphinn (Jub held their 1
llnn i.No Greater xc-sn.Ron Wert, RL 3 41-sn.R. II. Ranuunesn.~ mee ti ng fo r stu dy o n i nt i
.nn v Mnnlzil..
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f u e g v -- . - . - U - . -_- ___~C o u r t e s y c a n h e S h o w n Y o u r
G u e s t !T h a n H a vi n g T h d r
N a m e s A p p e a r I n t h e H o m e
P a p e r .P h o n e 1 1 W h e n Y o u
»H u e 1 News Item--Pleue.
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Georgette mn dresses in the
leading eolors.8imea up to Q3.
ll()-II.ln. T. C. Hilton.
lin. Blanche Petersen of Ken-*'°*nm in e plermnt c aller at The
g ;c 1. Bendc rf, 'mn Ph am a n mmm- o f f i c e r m S m- r d w.
!1v ¥v b
\1~=f Hn. sam Noble ma daughter,
A new line of dren und .rpm mv. :pmt lm Pk idn y an d s u.-r ~mu at Mrs. T C. H$l%0n'|.| 9 4 :bully in Omlhl viliiiol relatives.
For Sale-Two rod l000-pou!ldShorthornbulls.One the best
Shorlhorn bull we ruined last year.
B. w. Stun t a S ons,18-rf.Klnnlrd, Nebr.
Ho u , Ho u , mu .I-urn head
slnla.|\rellusm.nl1.Ane wli neln ,Ill the lending shapes md
A n y o u i n n e e d ° f * ° " " " d r e n . ~ u i n ~
out or hat!30| the flue line atHrs. T. C. Rilhmil.10-U. .§,,"';;y;1;g,_.**=f" he il d°in¢ eor-
C. K. Bendorf, Ilanld emhelm-I S p o r t mu m d IndieI'dren
Bl and ¥I.B\kl\vlkof| Blair.Office ¢g||,|fggm 1435 gg 3 4 0 9 | tphone, zez, mea. Ph°°¢ 224.a-af.lin. T. c . Hiamm.1-Lf.
Hr. and Hrs. Harry W inter "dl Attorney Herb-en Rhoadu ol'
i o ra.Bn. T. C. Hilton. l.0\'.f.mn,Henry ol P l a t h "visited ff k mth bm;c nHn . n B Offen u underlu%ng|3undly or un uma lletxi ng er "g 1 8 lt"l'1:e:l.|y " ° "er in
.. -:-... ..I ¢.n¢".-11 in vqilolr nut ha m;l __.
- -- . - _ __F o r s i n g l e c o m b n u m u i m d
Red with: eq; ml Red 53.10-lf
Dr, Leyland States, Chimpne-
tor, Yunnan sum Bank Bldg.tf.
C. ii. Bendorf, lleemld tmbaim-
er and nndertaker. Blair.OHIO!phono, zen. rea. phone, eu.8-tt.
Shoulder flowers for een! and~ wear.A lam leleetion
ltreot..
}lr. .\ nd ¥ z1 .J .E .F l»d \¢ rmd¢lll1dI!n&o9ktime¢£!H¢n»d.§y§n
d d tn l a d vm tn b m e h o .
lin. Holly Blredleld is Improv-
ing lmerreddeneepmperty south
of to imb y n eoe to fpa iu t.
The Congregational church In
g e ti i n lu e o ltd p li n t th la vr n e k
which is l greet improvement
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E2g n
a s a v m l v l a r f a u a s m u
n u n r Y o u m e
» z mp ¢ : u s = » u u a ¢ u » T | ° ¢'
under t» \ a A n o l o n a | ' ; v |J
lunanxm .
|'>¢\r1l\\l*f4N°'\ ia ngardaml
aawauaesoumt-Tha namaso!mhaa-Bun w1llbc hutantly ra-
m n i r n n n r m n u b g u n - u n .u d ma h o n d th vt i mn f o r ! !
m p n g x r h m u ; n h ¢ r -wlu tb au ha er ly tloo r u u lninfn : u ttla d e a lg a a ta d n h -
ac w rmu nu no u mn dth atrh nn e ou dl-
tlo o a u o a wl a a p a r to f u n o o n -tran s htvmn the yuhllslur and
n b a u lh r .
Pawnu l n n to o n mo th a r
ahlpuant oi h r lc n o e ln ln l u t
waek.Pawno¢ Bllll| | ald¢o boamn h a n d i h mn th o d u a a d la th c
\'vrHn | 1 dalar ¢1 man oh c tu r-
lngeompany.T o a a y t h l e u t .th e ld a ala od q u e a n da tf i r a t
glannltwoulldnenmtabevdolat-
ln¢l.Mpo¢tl\-\r\|laa.
Paraapsthamulltdurl-'°'iP""
wh. when auch a person beoomuu ua pray nnlv- W e rn
h a ve mn p o n o n a wh o ~ u v.
n ~ l' n m= n . n m mm, i n th e
uma of Bunn. an,y ou expec tv i m r w u p p w p h to mm for
thanulvowl 'nlnkinl xr an ac ~uvny m a y w w w l n m n
days;unfortunately, t-hll u ann
Krus of xtudanu at unlvardtlaa.
F w p m . w a r no mink for
ui in lvuz tha t axplnlm a (n atma y o f tm lo u b u m ' : u m m
ol modern llle ln collage and stas-wlamt |
Opel a man mru thlakln( for|
hlmu l!bo bvglm to question
many of tho ntabllahad gunuma |and lnnitutloul |n.l rulu wi th
wlnkh be u surrounded.'h a t l i
inevitable, lu! tha dmplo naaouthat ao many of dull thlnga han
noasundlraala.lt ll t r u a a t u n l -
vvnltlea,when football eouhaaan pdd and homnd mon hlzhly
than pfoleuon; lt 1| also me in
tho coulda world.-N. E. A. Ber-
vlan.
Buy your rtatlmery at 'Du
I- Imr pn a msn .
s r o r r N u m !
Claxooo H. Damar has proven
hiumul! one of Un greatest mara-xhan runnan ol all xlmu and
Amorlca'| lnaupuuu best by hlaviwry an up army -urn annual
Hopklnton to Bolton dlatmee
1
erauon-out gun at Luau'rwnrvu.
c m n u z l O F e o x mx a c su s e r s
(Coathuad from Pan One).
for tha but kent lawnl and omn-lna wu uhm on and a motionwa s m m u m c a n h d u m x m l
enu m ba - "r m for a ad : wa rd
md w bl dvlded into thne FHM!
for each ward.Alao that tha eon\~mittee o! thrva appolnlodwsn lo
work ln eonjunaion with tha Wom-
an'a Chamber of Commun.mmmmu (mn Dan a Onlkpanuttalald who uplalmd to
Chambtr tha coming ol tha
convention to Blalr and nk-the ooopentlon of the Cham
ln u d u ln g ln enlerhlnmg
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h zbarUn d d q a xu .A uzmmlttu was
appoinud lor this purpose.-After lhll thu meethg wu turn
ww an aoma numb of the wal
blllllea to Blair of bulldlng up a
our uum~c .p spark mr factoryAfhor this talk the meeting ul
loomed.
soo .ATTEND AGRI
(ntlnued (rom page ons)
prkw nn fmlahed cattle daThe lamb fecdlnz conducted by
pronrenu,not me . ... ....exparlmeaa of leaden ur ~»f<g;»=
eoontlu and oder mu o n mabout handbag problem of lgrkr-
rhlv xr. duo work.
lle mbe n o r wa r a Nw mu mauodatlona in Nahr-aaka of whkh
our mm Trl~Do\mty Auodadon is
I menubar will gather al. tha al-
lege ln Ltuewln lar a mu our
ll-\1 Bo.The vrvc nm begins at 10:80
and nrrmgaasnu have been madefor vlaltl duvugh tha wultrv
Pllnt.endnn rlnx a p mm e m ,eng plat and the college ¢nan\~
ery ln tha mombu.TM a lte r
noon prognuroonslru of gamea,
nunu, wlth a mllkxnz an.l juslllng
eonlnt free to dl and the pnrmm will ln ou r rt 8: W wh ic h
wlll allow th dmlrymon tlms za
rw home for nn csenlng milking.
D A NA D o mu s
law Larvan of Elkhorn, 191|
spent sundry 'nh nm fr-:emu
Rav. H." w. Bondo and Rev, N.
c. Carlsen were at Duma Weaday.
Am 19.
Dana n m year, vixlled wlllx hlsulwol friends 'l'ueum. April na.
Martha Hamaen, who il in l.raln~
ea over to Hymn lhrlnm vm;
nwrmc A1- uxeons nm Chrlrmnaen, . student at
L
lp: rt tha M. E. lmpul " i
l m E m i "
BLAI R BA PTIS T c mmc u
Ann u n . S nulhr. Hlnllkr
Sunday, llay I, 1921
Tha Sunday swan invite! you
an attend l u re gu la r ud on at
1 no A. M.Ho r n l n g wm h xp a t u A ll.Mr. J. G. Hanan, Pfluclpal ol the
Cfntrd Hkh school of Omaha.
'will lpeak on th subjec t, "Keep' o wn
Evminx Worship at 8 P.M.The Reverend A. F. Nawell of the
Congregational dlu n h la u a
speaker for this service.The regular monthly meeting of
the Womax\'a llludomary Sodsty
will be held at the homo of Hrs.E. A. Jensen on tha Bench road.
Thunday. April 28,at 3 P, M.
The fl!!! letwre on tha book "ForA New Americ a", will be (fun.
Remember ah- wma Cross ram
The Omaha Baptlat Woman'|
Quarterly mst! at Calvary Bap~un c hurc h, omnn Friday . Arm
29, beginning at nomo.
CHRIS TI AN c a un c n
W. l-L Thompson, Puoar.1ta nee y ou at Hlble School Int
.. _.__mn.-.._.......,,,," n e
Blble School at xo o'clock. ghdtor and proceed to a amlunonx
el a a ld u mawn mu my ha nd a nd o m d i l
se d mn e m dw o f Ap fu , lm.(SEAL)I.c . s u m .
U- l t .`County Jud#-
NOTICE OF HEARING
su m: OF NE BRA S KA l
nrWanhlugton County,l
John F. mm., Any .
ln LM County Courtln the Matter of the Ea!-ale ofHelenaPayne,Doceuedz The
Min at law, naxt ol kln, davlaeea,
legumes,i and All peraoruinluuhed l mm are hero-
by mum.: um an me 21111 day ofApril W21, Alles M. Johnmn flled
a petition in n m c m w C o n n
alleging among other thlnp that
Helena Payne,Lnmhiunt ofWuhlngtonCounty,Nebraska,
did un the 14th day of Febuary,
1927,leaving no lut W l ll g b l
Teltamont, and possessed of alnn.l Personal Estate and vnvln:
for administration thereon
ll y o u full to appear at u i d
County com on a»¢_zou» du' of
Ally 1921, at 2 o'clo¢k P. M., and
contest laid petltlon,thsCourtwm .pp°|»-¢ .man F. mm or someother suitable Allmln litn.
tnr and proaml w a settlement
...ul ||\1|i!
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No'| 1csoI-' HEARING
sn-n-: OF NEBRASKA
Wuhlnrwn County,Hsnry lluueke. Atty.
ln the CWM! c wrr.lu tha lmer of the Eatate ufAnna Llndon Dec aaed: The hell(
at ln, n m o f k i n , a vbr u , lm-
laea, cndlton, and All venom in-
teruted in laid enate an henbynotified that on the mm day of
April 1921, Pa-mx B. Linden filed
petiti on ln nm Co unty c omalleging among other thlnga that.
Anna Lluden.an inhabitant ol
Wuhlngton County.Nebraska;dkd on the llth day of April,
m v .leaving no lalt W ill and
ax
"l'estament, and poueued of Ra!and Personal num aqtimated rv.
naoo m an d P ny in z f or mmm-
htntlon thereof.ll y o u fall lo appear at xalrl
County Court on tha 20th day uf'
May nm, at xo o'cloek A. u.. andwr-nut m d petition,tho c o m
will appoint ff-_ g p L i n d e n o r
some u m "wx ie person AJ-mlniatrator and proceed lo a set.tle~
ment of add eluate.W ltn sx my h an d a nd o mr msul um mor day of April, 1921.
(SEAL)l. c. ELLER.
1|-AL County Judge.
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" "hliu Jeannette zuq un rmm g "m d as boclmoantmm.Po rs tzu n tn n dc n ni n gwe u- u§'°_.'ffff'3fl' Alnnnv en". ....I i m p m f l n f F i ' ~ l l | ' ° ° d lr lin.. T. C. Hilton, Tha Hilllner.buutlfni lim M flown. large and
J u n e : ~ l n t h e l a d i n g e o l n n .
Phone 211 on w.18-2t.Hn. John Watkhl.
llr. and Hn . E .B.Redfield
3r`}i`§p\mL d 'ai-Iaif
Hhs Sena Bertehen,who for
the put four years hu nugm. thewere calling on Mend: in Omaha _h a s af | Blad r| c h ool| , 1r illle uh th ep xi
lm Heh Hansen , one of the
efficient to m o f th e Fu.:mars
State Bank, hu been kid up witha siege of mumpu but is :mr back
at her port of duty.
W e h n ve t h a b n s te g g mu h mi
chick starter to lp found or we
a n furnilh you the ingredienu
and you can mix it yourseif.See,
us for wmkap.7-U.Blair Milling Co.
The Arislon Young Peoples'
Society of the Congregational
churc h, met at the home of theputer, Rev A. F. Neweii, on last
Sunday evening.Following their
mmf room at the HcC\rl11Y
nehool next year.Hr. Ralph Fair
child of Kxnnard will have charge
'of the upper room.
Mr. Wiil Tayior, fonneriy of the
Role Hill diArid but now a rui-
aient of Hunuman, Cheyenne Coun-
ty. liter spending about ten days
visiting gehtives and friend:inand around Blair, returned to his
home last Saturday.
|Among the mmy new gift
items received since our mrdven-ary we il an extensive line of
'$ilhouettes, for Mothers Day and
other occasions.These Silhouettes
an now on displsy in our window.
Hr. and Hu. Theodore Jacobsen
are moving bwek to I1'\rln!l°n,Nehr.,dte r a 1rin£er'|m y in
Bllir,'lIher0 Hrs. J|,c0§3nn wasunder tha doetor'| caie.
Mr. and Mn. H. S. Holt: came
over from 0"°'e=» Ion Int Tues-xky waning to mend the week
with their non,Dr.Sari Hu i s
and farnily of this diy.
Hr. H. H. Reed of east South
street was receiving the congrat-ulations of his friends _on int
Monday, April 26 when he arrived
at his 86th birth nnnlursuy.
Mrs.Henry Harnmexx of Ft.
Colllns.Colo., has recently re-
gturned to her home after a visit
°\rlth her litter, Mn. Fred Sell of
Satuniay evening.r
Hia Ruth Slvninfiiid left this
noon for S;|\|lche, Golondo when
:ha hu 1 podtlw al llnvty po ap-
entor on the local pper.
Hrs. Fred Soll held open housela n Hondny dternoon and eve-
ning, April 25, in honor oi her
husband? birthday.A very pleuant time urn m.i°>'°<\ by nil.Mrs.
Sell served a delicious lunch. Vin-
iting and cards ad-iid lo the eve-
ning's enjoyment.
infra. Alma La Gout returned to
Blair Saturday from a few dawlvisit with .friends in Omdm.She
hu been quim concerned aner thercports of high inter in her homo
town in the South.The radia..ru~
un. A. A. uompwu as ¢1u°r=n:i. \L1&t from her siatnr, Hhs l l u y
:can of Little run. Hina.
C. K. Bcndorf. licensed embnlm-er and undertaker, Bldr.Gffiol
phone, 161, ns. phono, 224.B~tf.
A fine line' ol' :ilk dream for
spring in the lending colon, new'styles and good maberiluh.Prices
$325, saw and $3.15.Sei them
before you pay more.1l~f.!.Mrs. r. c. Hilton, Hllliner.
Mrs- Frank Schafer entertained
M a family gathering at the
!Sehafer hqma in this c ity lut
Sunday;Th; sons and daughtersahé families nude up 0. nice tabla
at the dinner hour.
2 Mn. Roy Anderson entertained
'thh city amd other relativu in g port Tuesday wa.: llwen to four-uw members of uw In som Wom-Nebnska.men fact of wats: in Arkansas ana Club at her home lui Thurs-
rrfular meeting,they unjoyed II-2t.H. Oliermann, Jeweler.Mrs. C Nerds, who hefon her
lunch together.|Miss Una Gall,teaching nt marriage was Miss Sadie Blodgett
Mr=.Jchn Ammon came up from Hooper, came home for the week-nd s funnel' Ft. Calhoun girl, vn-Bladr to join Hrs. Fleepe in :cle-end spending Butler with her'i1ed old friends here this week.brating her birthday Sunday, April mother,Mn. li y ru Ga ll.Hina 5 M:1. Norris and her husband, who
17th, and visit .her two grand-Goll has been engaged u stcnch-|ia |physician, have been doing
children.She brought. two baskets of the second grade in the Blair missionary work in the Philippineof little chickens as n birthday, s.|:hool1 for next year although lslands for severai years.Hr.present for Mrs.Fleege.-Burl~»&ge\I to remain in Hoopeilhsrt Nor:in is now visiting relatives in
County Herald.unty lie-ralnl.Illinoim-Fon Calhoun Chronicle.
City, Arkansas.*day afternoon. Refreshments wereMn. Skov Nielsen was hmtesa aerveul at the dose of the meet-
tn her frienein gnd !!|ati\ca last
Wednesday, the nehpioa being her
birth anniversary.Visiting and a
ing bi' the ha
I Mr. :ml Mn. Funk Brass sc -
compuaied by Miss Mabel Marshlovelyluncheonservedbytheand Misa Mildred [laser were in
hosted made the day one ion; to Omaha Monday evening attendingbf remembeml.Hrs. Nielsen rc-"Tm Butter and Hex Man" at uw
c-eived the :wi wishes and com Brlndels Theatre..
gratulatiom of many frilni==
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end.
Mr.Walter Weed of R11mudwas a budnon caller at Bldr last
Tuesday naming.
Mn. Andy Allen ll Improvingat prnent nite! 1. serious ilineu
of several week: duntlon.
A fine eieven pcund boy una
bcrn to Hr. and lin. John T. G
bert last 'haeoday morning.
Mn. Iliton Booth in enjoying Avisit from her mother, lin. Bunn
Dulmey of Celondo.She arrival
Int Monday.
Thi Methodist church nm hold
a supper and reception for their
new memben at the church par-lon, thi; evening.
The Womans Auxiliary of theEpincopadchurchmet with Ura.
John Newell last Wednesday nf-
ternoon for I social afternoon.
The Christian Church ladies held
a aurprin dluutr on Mn. Chu.
5IcBri.ie on lut Fridny afternoonBn|| all had n very pieannt time.
Mn. Ernest Tnrnblad of Hin-ouri Valley, came éver y utlrdly-I Lovely Luncheon at {nng1e||-mnminz for n couple of dan Tllit
H c f Smithhuns!ehurch basement, Tuqdly
uonn. May 3.The (allowing menuall for 35c: hot rout bee; sa.-xd»
Iwlch,mashed potatoes,cabbage
|ml:1.l, strawberry ice cream and
u;f en.1bi t.|"'r»;r11ur»a=y Afternoon miam-
iCiuh d luncheon at the restaur-ant this noon ind are playing
hridve this afternoon at the home
Iwith Lin.aan coke a
street.
Blair friend! of Henry Chrlalt-'I'
mn are glad lo hear that In in|:et'|i.1¢ along nicely following his
nc idenl when his knee c ap ru
broken a few weeks nga.
win Carter of Omalu dxon upSundaymorning and took MII.
r...a-.. -».l nm nlllrlvnm wha hi!!!
14-:L un- L . u. nu wm
lin. II. C. leC!allu\ :nd non,
Harry, Jr. M 1\\'lill°°==. nttcuded
the Jlkt Day funeral in this city
Inst llondny.
W ettiilhananletlotof c hc ienseedcorn ready for the plnntct
at $8 par Inuhd.
Chu. Llrun and Som,34-11.De Solo, Hahn
Mn. Ed Jenna is entartglnhg
thc Baptist W omnfz li l d u m r yBocldyathar home 'Lhh dur-
noon.
Hr. and lin. John Su of Phu-ar have been spending a fur dur
visiting relatives and friends .In-
Blair.
Hr. and Mu. Orlo J ones uvnow iivinl in Uncoin and vided
over the nekand at the J . B.
Carter home in this city.
The Home Theatre hm been mn-nlng some splendid pictmu lately
and the public generally, are umm
of it and an pntmnlzlag them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Johannsen and
daughnr,Giard.; Ann of Irvin;-
ton wma gqeots of Hr. and Mn.
Thomann Jacobian lad Slmday.
Hrs. Alt; Wainwright hal been
confined £0 her homc ior a few
days with an attack of indigutian
but is much bcttlr at present.
Chlldrenk dresses will be found
at lla. T. C. Hiitonk.The lineil different und motben will Hhs
the styles Ind color:for th!!
suuil girl.li - lt.
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them so null,their mm IKUP°'°utes.22%i seconds.This il the
¢\m1r°l¢bill! one " a f"*"'-' 1"mm time uw vriry typometter gnd
*ill nr. "sm ma such l?'€'°°' .Sunday sawn teac her from Hel
ur. A. u. weuer anuwcu mar. comand alfaifn are the main :Lays innh: -o p fee din g.H o u e ve r , c r a c k i n g
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Omaha., WI! I Vtillor aa. umm vu 23l.lllJlY-" l u rngru~; v----vo ¢ N - - - -Sunday, Aprli 17.'Sundny :ml bring someone \\i!h Witneu my hand .and OfficialArthurT'h0l\1P1¢\1 :nd Arthur you.Seal this 21th :hy of April, 1927.1,hlehrorzs wen! to llwinn April Communion service at 11 o'::loek.gs sm.;1 c 1=;1.z.En G m1 2 5 t h .1 1 1 C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r n t 7 : 0 6 . G o o d I - I - 4 % .C o u n t y J l l l g é .~o f 1
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xIuatn of American Schooi 1Dateopathy of Kirhville,l
Minourl inn. B. M. MOATSDsleopalhlc Phydcjsn IfieldBldg., Blair, Nebr.gwe 135 Phones Res. 272
DF \u»:.\|uNGFINAL srrrrmyu-:NT ~. ;
O m:i i ' ~ 1 ¢ " ¢ ; ¢ ' 3 ,B0 you know
such a Denon? Cnty? Well |.\nt'n
I l f l | f l T119 1\l'|lB P¢l1¢¢==l»s°°r§Apr i| 2. |¢},_
i n
r R A N K s . m c a m w Iguppoaa every community nas suenand one nice tb.tn;_aboot such a
person it that the public soon puts
them ln the roll in which they be
long._ j $ l |
Rdaaea to Bell
Mm! refuse:to c ell lu light
Plumb! a two to one mehdty st
'I'aelday'a election.Hnrtlngtora ia
in a mix-up our eiaetrle propo-
ultlans, Harvard, when a power
compmy owrnl the giant, 'sill voteon electric franchise Tuesday, and
¢.!nlnt. la ¢|ll|'|l fn! th! lI.l!ll!|D|
line his activities to toppling over
the 175poundera, if the New York
boxing commiraion lun itz way.
And-Delaney seems willing.
The Uruqoayan nntignal soccer
team penn to reason that an ex-
citing game of soccer ealla for astill more exciting free-for-nil fist
ftght at the close.At Madden,
llasa., Iaat week tho South Amer-ians demonstrated not only their
proficiency at soccer but also an
,unquestioned ability to take areof themaelsm in a battle royal. '
I aa I 0 -1321If
Tnta particularly ls true u unc arlambs are crovried to the Iimit.|In the seven iota of cattle, steer
_gnlns were compared with better*gelns.The Iot fed eorn and olf-
sifa made the chr.-:peat gain per
imf. 1:rtang nenwn. lt|.|:r av:-loneen,Nlela Iboen and Merrill ;l*l'1l)¢r mettmg lvcuucmus; 1.--"__ning at the usust hour.You have I n u g ; ~ "i (Agent for Fairmont Creamery)Bentaen made a trip through the ne idea whnt a Iot of good n In the Matter of the Festate of Pays Highest Price for
Ford Ahemlaling plan! in Otnlhe
Apnl ;"2:ui.Many of the \=tu.l¢nts epent the |
t00 pounds, however, they did not .IInter vac-tttQn_'¢i\h parents and
glln quite as much.1 Those ateers will be sold Tues-
day, April 26 and it will then be
determined if the eztn flnith put
on .by feeding the supplements as
molusee and cotton cake will
friends, returning for their work!
Tuesday.Immanuel Petersen was taken
|ill with mumps at Ruskin, Nebr..
but wil! retum to classes Tuesday."l'he I}anaColl C h l has ¢ "l P'tio '_eom:nanJ s price to wan-ent {°°'l'ileen havin; qudtc n h.`§.1' time.A F Nemel r 1 r that his final ndminlltntion ae Colmetica and e "
gm using it.
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being tlcrived from the hiidwoek Bluy A.Wilson,Deceaaed:The POULTRY, CREAM and EGGS
ar\ice.*heirs at law next of kin devisees On 5th street South of tnde-On 1'hum.l|5 May 5» the U. C.lcgntece, eretliton, and 43| person;"°""§='L'¢»"§°'§Tf'§=?°1§"'°°
M. s. will meet nt the home °f intcrelied in the rim eettlemnt 'x
Mra. M. Rotenbaum, :os 5. West of said estate are hereby notified x
St., at 8 o'eloek.would like to thot on the 275, day of April. 1921,"RE J . "nuwa1.tNsee dl members present.Edward w. Wfhon, the Adminis-505 West Nebraska SL
trator of said esute med a peti-RETAILER DFCOBGREGATIOYAL CHURCH ltion i1 aald County Court nrnsinz Frnneo»America H giettlc
.'count file.| herein be settled and ALSO AGENT FOR
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11rThey were forced to return to Public worship at 11 n. nt., mth tzlwea. thu mol' of |,,i,.,h; be Chula Gu-meritsppRlnlr. Aoril 16.bkitltt Of U10 blI gpggjgl m||5i¢§tnke11, 0ld¢l. for clisttfbutiorl gf f
a.
assets and assigqment of f°"°'fiz 'ran E,.l,"SH0P
'»¥1L §
a
r $2.00 - $2.50 - $3.50 each
Goraellettes for the growing girl at.
$1.50 a garm ent
aa. E. district conference..Hmongthe number were Mn. W. J. Knop
man,Mina Anna Raver,HenryRmer,Rev. Carl G. Bader and
Rev. w. H. Underwood.
Candy Sllel Get your home-made cands at the Robinson Cafe,
ll- tf.Hn. T. C. Hilton, Mllliner.
Misa Ruth Bron, who will (rul-
ualz from the Wayne Noni!! this
spring.h u secured a school at
Carroll, Nebr., in Wayne couniy,when ahe witl teach primary
....-|. an»e 611
gist church is taking a nme vau-uon from his pastoral duties an
account of il! health.Hi s d uwhpeopleandmany other friends
here wish him a speedy return to
health.
The Hltchman families observed'
E 2 § = § I } . 1 ` A p E f ~ _'§~ 3é {1 §1 ;' l tt he c hu rc h.fm a y g r a n t n h é p r a y e r t h e r e o f a n d
'!"\.-ci m l . - n h ' f'h r l a t i n a A n s a r i - 1 (3 60 1 1 n l t he L 0 \fI.l lk li n li !l k ¢¢ t __ _ _ _¥ " ¥ | l £ 9 1 3 l h l r i I l ' W m D u n n f I " " " 4 l w c n n ,| l \ | ¢ l \ v \. ., , . . .H ,o w n a n d c o n t r o l g f n e r a t i o n o f c u z --.-' a l u m n i r i u b c a m p a t W u h i n n o n .a t i
: e n t u I m ! !u d x s l r l b u t i o n . - S u b N o w t h a t P e l e S a r m l e n l o ,t h e D . C . t h i s J u n e .M n .R .E . N o r r i s t m
i n n R e d l i l r .l i t t l e l ~ ` i l i ; a §n o r c n p p e r f i n d s h i m -f o r W e e p i n g W a t e r w i l l t a k e h e r a h
s e l f o n t h e t o b o g g n n s l i d e ,b o t h c r a c k p o u l t r y d e m o n \ t n 9 . i o : \u r E \ , E u c
LI|`1i€{`£§E| ~Johan P¢~'a1.lh¢¢hnnnnl6'¢li¢k Friday.|'nnnl|||lSillll'1|l|'¢l¢I'lIlllV¢~LB§r||'l|sh o r t ta l k s .J o h n L i n e n f a v o m l
u e : w i t h a a vi u r s o l o .
USED CARSFQR SALE ¥
SUNDAY
Corinna Grillilh in
"THREE Hpu RS"
FOX NE\VS. HODCIE PODGE AND REVIEW
HOME. THEATRE
PROGRAM
-Aman. zu to MAY s»-
FRIDAY and SAT, and SAT. MATIN.EE
Norma Tnlmadgu in
"K|K1"
\\'§:l\ Ronald Culmnn
c°m¢ay~"|zEmemuER wr-lo" spa.-ulgm
1
MONDAY /
Buck .lanes in
30 BELOW ZERO"
MERMAID COMEDY
me
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~4DODGE SEDAN (New mm
FORD rrnon (Fine Silk)
man COUPE (Nev ham
I-'onn COUPE (Bllkou)
FORD TOURING (New Pnhal)
Ftml) 'rormsn
I Sumhhzg FURD Tormsc 1
550.00.29S.W
.xzs.oo
285.00
1 |$.W
50.00
10.00
ARONSON CHEVRULET C0.
B l a i r ,Ne b r a s k a
TUES DAY
Wooduzau Circle Drill Team olOmaha prclenla
"The Podunk Limited"
Cam. nf 23-_-
W EDNESDAY a nd THURSDAY
Riv:hnrdL\ix in
"KNOCKOUT REILLY"
\\'i|.hMary Brrin and Jlck Rennull.~
Comedy-"MOWD\' DUKE"
|..~.
"W o m e n L o ve D i a m o n d s "
Co me d y - " MA N A B OUT TOW N"
Th i Pilgrim!o i th i Loyal
League will hold n hcmemamle
F I R S T M E T H O D I S T c u u n c u i d k M
\r
Tonight tThu1adey) me P. M..!
pper and program in honor of*
- .- _ .- -- ' . . _ - - _ - . - _ _ _ -
xo r l c a o z ' a mn a x a
fty new memhen recently re-STATE OF NEBRASKA l
i w l.No charge.Fdttay,T200 P.H.Choir re
nnal.Preparing for Natioml
mic Week and hlothen'Day.
ll come.Friday 7:30 P. H. The Epwonh
!¢=\\a\hin|,'lln County,l
John F. Rohn, Atty.
In the County Court.In the Hatter of the Estate of
Herbert.Payne,Deoeued:Theagus Social at church..heirs at hw, next of kin, dewlsrw.
Sa )May let:liegnteea, creditors and All penons
10 A. H. Church School.Heipiinterested in slid enate are here
s grow.It A. H. Morning worship. Sob-
: "The Set of the Soul".Spe-int matic.IEverybody come to
hurcht 1
7 P. M. Epwonh League.Top-
: "loy alty to My Churc h-Why
mt How".Forty present l u teekatLeague.Make it ti mis Lime.1.
e .
|55 notified that on the 27th day nf
April 1927, Alice H. Johnnon f aled
a petition in said County Courtatleging nmong other things that
Herbert Payne, an inhabitant of
Washington County,Nebraska,
|lie.| on the 13th day of October.1921,iewing no Inst.Wlll and
Te-=t.|ment., :nd possessed of Real
and Personal Estate and praying
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A Corseilette for the average iigure at §
$2.50 a garment
n t A Ooreellette with abdominal support E
and stay for the et,out» figure at =
$5.00 a garment
We carry an attractive Iixie of Braesieree §
an Lace, Silks and Breeadea moderately §
pnced from 5Uc to $1.25 each.'_
Satunlay,April 30,a1'°..er 1Z:30A. M.The Pilgrims of the Ln)-al
League of the Congregation!
|¢hurch are luring the sale.They"ill appreciate your flalnmage.i t
wr: MAKE LOANS so farmers
which pay out in 36 yetrl Theinterest rate :oats lean than 5%
and these loam are optional.hae
renewals are necessary and there
'are no extra £0nlmhu¢iun5 to pay.Write or call on John Il. Roper.
Dodge, Nebraska.1l»(L
|The Consrnegational church nb-
serveul Better Homes Sunday on
laal.Sunday mnnzint when Ule
mmic by the choir ard 00IlK¥¢¥l'
tion mul wermorthy the pastor wason the subject of Home.Those
m u l l : m a n a A l a n
Mr.and Hrs.F m!Sol]left
Wednuday mnrnnlg for Illoom»
field, mln: by way of the irllln.
They are combining hnaineaa withpleasure and expect znytait lin.
(ku. Soil and children while there.
Floyd Hina of the HcCarl|1}!n:hoo1 district received a fine pne-
tnt, a Pontiac :port roadster Iora graduation present from his par-
ents.Mr. and Mn. Chris Him.
He la the envy of every boy and
girl in high school.
The w. J. Rodgen g1aeQnhottse1
an beautiful just new with thous-
nn.la of blonom: and new plantsnf all ltimla ready for marltet.lt
in Q pleasure, indeed. te lovers of Mother Hlu:hman'a birth annivarr
ary last Sunday when they all ata»dinner tc fether at the Rqblnsont
Cafe .and made It quite a p l :
went.There were the three lout,Alec, C. Bl. and R. C. and fnmillu
of this city and a daughter, Hrs.J Pilllng of Omaha.The (Heli
of honor xemlved many beautlfililuwera in honor of the occasion.
1JACOBLEWISDAYig
Hr. Jake Day, rwell and highlyrespected citizen of Blair for the
forty-four yean, panes! away at
eleven a'|:1ock 9. m. April 22. at
the home of his daughter.H n .
Bruce Hcllillan of SOuth Walker
Avenue.
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5,
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In dr a A L lee ue e
That walling bs' sample: requires
a license .lu decided Int Satur-
day when tbl Supreme Court re-inaed a rshnrlnz for J . J. Film-
nn. eonvlctod in Platt: county of
violating the peddler'| license hw.In requesting a rehearing F!|na»
¢¢n'| attorneys pointed out tlmt
th e g lmn l he lla! tu thlt npeddle! :lurid hh wares, vrheneas
as regard: Ihtie ability and tin-
nncial affluence, he is cultivatingthe uma habit.The :ammo he
hug h! to r md won i n the pu t'
three yan-well, We gone.
w
QGlen Heneger mu uarence normto the Wori~l's Poultry Congress it
Otuwn, Canada. in July.ePan of the expenses of the trip
tn Canmla will be paid by thePoultry Congress and the rut vrlli
Willie n u m ,Hen Finish-be raised by poultrymen in Ne-American mluidle-dialann nznner. 3 brnka no the boy: and their leader
=llvs>eJ 9 l10 seconds from his wlllluve allthelr expcnaespaid.asm 5.0¢-yard xeeord at K ewl Half ol the expenaes a!Lhe trips
York last Th nd!1.1 ar-He covered
h
to Wa-lhington will be mind by
t e aihunee in 13 minutei, 29% ,the 2*lcbrlln llnprotcd Livestock
Qannou -an-»c z :Qu :
u- n -- nu n: _
¢ann.
A figure an artist likes to pa
Th i a i a t h n t vp e o f w c m a n b l e y x a M e h l c l n c h o u e u
h e l a i d .S l m w n r o a l l g h t i v b o n n d m n e c .T h e
d u d c a e c d o n a n r e s h a p e d a o a h a r t h e f u e m n o w n ct l m t o p a n d w i d e n z h m u g h t h e h l p s m d a r d z a b o b
m m , n l m e l c ! d e ~ d f u l l n n n i l n e ¢ u n r y . ' 1 h l a m o d e l
h u a u r n - l n c h d a m l c r o p w b l c h l a G n i s h e d w i t h
r l b b o n | n d z r k \ m ¢ 1 d n t r h o f : ~ o a k w h h d a i n r | vb l u ¢
In ¢ 1 & . Th r ¢ ¢ n a d n o fh o a = a u p p o n u l - F a a . 1 b m c h c ,
ll l
neon-la Breeders Association, me mncomRotaryClub.the Alricultural
" ` _ " " " 'or:'k in k me ~ 2.5 so as. an-we $7.50.
Hosiery Th; Will Please fi
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Yes we can satisfy you with our Hn: Ill
Hosiery.Hosiery as thin as a spider's
In aI! the new shades of the season,ye
~ In orlh mai' bo fue |'lmpe|\iioli In all hf tllne llh-dnl In | by °r-¢*='
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w h o w e r e fo r t u n a t e en o u g n t ohe a r R ev. N e w el l l a st S u n d ay Ie e l
t h a t h e h a d a l i n e mes sa ge fo r
hi s e o g n e g a t i o n .
l M r s .Cha s.F a r n h a m enI.er~
t a i : m l t h e D .A .11.l a r !F r i d a ;
a ft e r n o o n , A p r i l 2 2 .M r s . w . w .
\\ | ll c i .¢ o n A u h et l t ul e m l fo r M m B .
n .O ft e n a n d r e a d l p a p e r o n
Illinowurl R i ve r N a vi g a t i o n ." fx \ .
O f f r n wa s i n a n d eo ul ll n o t al.-
!.¢n.l.MIS .W .F .l l e m p h i l l r e -
i \ i e \ \ e 1 l t h e D .A .R .m a g a z i n e i n
p l a r : e o f M n . C . O . D n w e o n , w h o
wa s un ab le t o be p re se nt .
|h l e u r l L o u i s M u r d o c h a n d B l l y »
r o n Il ro el :d r o ve o ve r t o O c t a vi a
i n B u t l e r co u nt y ,la s t I" r l d a y t o
at t e n d t h e s e n i o r e l u n p l a y o f t h e
O c t a vi a h i g h sch ool g i v e :t h a t
-e ve nl n|u m l u r t l u r r i l r t c t i o n a n d
le ad e rs hi p o i H i n E ve l y n M u r -
doch,w h o t e a e h u i n t h e h i g h
school.Th e y ret urn exl t o B l n l r
fo l l o w i n g w e e n t e r t s l a m e n t b r i n g -
i n g M i s s E ve l y n w i t h t h e m fo r a n
o ve r S u m l a y Vl ll t w i t h h o m e
fo lk s.
fl o w e r s , t o g o t h r o u g h t h e h o m e s
a n d l i s t e n t o M r .R a l g e n t e l l o f
th e go o d q u a l it i e s o f t h i s a n d t h a tl s p t c l m a n .Il e i s t r u l y n n a t u r a l
fl or ic ul t ur lr l. .
Th e M o n d a y A ft e r n o o n C l u b m e l
A p r i l 25 a t t h e h o m e o f E r e .
M y r t l e K l l l l n .The s ubj ec t . fo r t he
a ft e r n o o n w a s W a sh i ng t on ,t h e
Ca p it o l C l t y .M n .E .C .Pi e r r e .
M r s .E . C . Ja c k s o n a s u l M n . K i l -
l o n h a d the nf1 .er noo n's pro ln° am.
Th e C l u b m e e t s w i t h M r s .E .C .
Pi e r c e M a y 2 .Th e r e a r e b u t t w o
m o r e m e e t i n g s o f U H y e a r .
I R e g u l a r m e e t i n g o f t h e A .I. .
A u x i l l l r y Th u r a d s y e ve n i n g , H a y
5 , a t t h e L e g i o n ha l l .Th e w i n -
n i n g o l d e i n t h e me m be r s hi p eo n -
t e s t , n p t d l n é d b y M n . R o n G i l -
be r t ,w i l l b e en t er t a ln e é b y t h e
lo si n g a id e , en g tm l ne d b y M m D .
C. P e e bl e s ; !te r t h e b u d n e u m e e t -
in g .A 2001!at te nd an ce i s r e -
: q u e r t e d a n d a : o o d t i m e is a s -
fu r e d .Ar r an g e me n t s w il l be m ar i e
fo r t h e a n n u a l P o p p y S a l e fo r
!\ | n \ 9 3 In 2 0 .
D e c e u e d w a s b o r n i n Sa l em ,
lnd izm l. Sep t.- 1, 185 1 a mi it was ln
t h e o l d ho u s e s t a l e th a t h e g r e w '
t o m a n h o o d a n d w h e n a b o u t fi ft y -
th r e e y o u u n o h e wa r m a r r i e d
t o M a r y E l i z a b e t h B a r t h .ln 1 8 8 3
h e c a m e t o t h i s c o u n t y w h e r e fo r
a n u m b e r o f w a n b e fa r m e r ! i n
t h e Su t h e rl a n d school dis tr ic t.
L a t e r t h e fa m i l y m o r e l l t o B l w
wh er e t he y ha ve co nt i nu el t o m ak e
th e i r h o m e .To M r . a n d H r s . D a y f i ve c h i l -
dr e n w e r e b o rn , th r e e o f w h o m a r e
st i ll l ivi ng , tw o da u gh t e r: - , M i nn i e
a n d V i r fl l ha t i ng b efn " ¢a l l t'¢ i i n
t h e y e l n g o n e h y .
O f t h e l i d n g H n .B n u e l l c -
H l l l a n renidem i n Bl a ir ,Lo n n i e
D e y i n S t .P a u l . N e h r . a n d l i n .
Pe te r S i e r t i n Em m e t t sb u r g .la..
E i g h t g n n d c h i l d r e n s h o - r u r vl ve .
Be si de s th e g r i e f s t r i r l t e n ' l i k
an d t h e e h l ld r en d mn d y r r en t i on e d
l a h a s a b r o t h e r n a i d i r m i n D a -
t e r , K l n l u a n d a s i s t e r i n S a k m .
In d i a n a .H e w a s a m e m b e r o f t h e C h r i s -
t i a n e h o r r h u n i o f t h e l . 0 . 0 . f .
r \
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th¢msslvs1..'*B u t i f t h e r e s u l t o f
thi s m eld b e fore se en, th e end ors e-
ments might not eorne so readily.
Not ion( ago the faculty of theUniveuityofGeorlilexpressed
the irish that students could"think for themselves" more.
A wang undemuiuate tunedBea F. Cheek, editor of "The leon-
edut." student paper, took the
(nutty members at thdr word. A8nr ee ulth elsi nn xh er ho te rs te f
right mi, vlith a heutty commit-tee " him of printing ml!-
ter "disrespectful : M scunilous.
if mt libelous"Cheek's never. it seems. printed
an utiele #1115111 that athletes
wen brought to the university haf
alumni thrmgh ld id u sh lp l md$40 1 month".This nrtich also
match would be l trump card.
l nm Rheum of me sa. louis
I~(. ¢:d i:a ls sta rte d his pl ayi ng se. :-
so n w i t h a s h u b o u t vi c t o r y : w e r
the Cubs.This masterful =lsb
artist is likely to repeat hat ;:ear's`bHlllant pitching success. "
Bebe Ruth is hitting 'ern on
the nose spin.Putting the hell
in the grand-stand is s regulsrhabit with the Bnmhino.
'Am»rmif§'§fi\'ixfa?. emmmf
llwirlng in the Western lellme.The Tesmns are receiving n o d
support from the local fans and
in return the bgy: are stepping
to the front.
I The Atllleties eregettilag under
a
ment nt the nttioell capitol which
very few ordinary visitors there
mer get.Nebruks's ehlmplon poultr;tum wss the first one of only four
to be chosen zo represent the en-`ti:~e Unite-1 States in the World
!
Poultry Congress et Ottawa.Ne-
bnska club folks and other:should be mighty pmud of them.
Hh s Allegn Wilkins of the
Itnte dub effic e at Lincoln willhe in our county Allin Thesdsy of
neafrxeeeic |omeet"eizl\ the lout
laden of girl; elubs.The meet-ing will be held in the eourt house
and begins at 10 deloek.This will be the second leaders
conference of the year and willm'11"|lete the subject matter dis-
cussions staned in the flrat een
lL`Ja"§§{é '55 ffniillfulsy knit that :mf
much more than the usuai measure of
| _ _
yield
s e r -7I9
vi c e
Try a Pair and See How Well They Wear
3
g Rollins Ruuslop Iuil fashioned base,pair $1.95 Rollins Rlynn Hose pair _
E Humming Bird-silk tn the wp Chilfun .> -§fun fauahinned bone, mir --$i.9:»Rolllns Meroerszed Hose, pair
'11EHummins! Bird Service weight hose Rolhns Loman we. plir
E .a fullaemrtmentof c oinlw. pair -$1.50 ~ full Eine ts! ehi!dren'|hoes in CUIIUR and 5 |n f Ind Hrs. Magnus Jol1non
silk from 351.1111 Tien psir.E took their daughter,Mn .Nellie§Blue Crane Service Chiffon. pair -i l 0 0
§Come in
'é . J , s A s
§The Big Store The Old Reliable
and see our assortment of childrcn's half sox and three-quar ter lox
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Payne and ehil lren to Omaha int
Nlonday when they tool: the trainfor Hansen City on their ugy to
(.helsru,Oklnhonur.They werenotableto buy tickets further
than Kan.tan City because of the
flood conditions there and mayh|\| 3 to give up the trip for 9
Kane Tlll; are planning to YIIUI.Mr. l'ayn¢°s relatives for ll eouple
'of mcntluu elroulei nil go well with
n u ;- 1 v u -!M r .a m l M r s .E l m e r F a h r e n k r o e
r e t u m e d t o B l a i r l u t F r l . !o 5 e ve -
n i n g a ft e r a s h o r t ho n e y m o o n
sp en t i n F o n D o d g e a n d L o g a n ,
Io w a w h e r e se ve ra l social fu n e -
tion= were giton in their honor.
Mr.lfemhrenkrog returneel to hiswnrlt Sunday |Ii€r`rTooF| but Mer.
l"ahrenkrog Nmaineul with her mo
ther.. Mrs. J. Mueller, getting herthingn Wally to take to her home
: \ t C o l u m b u s t h e l a t t e r p a r t ° ' |
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:¢ruL the \I.i\.A. lodges and nr mefuneral which ru held Monday nf-ternoon at 2:30 from the home of
the daughter Rev. Underwood wasinelm;ge while the beautiful
I.0.0.F. ceremony was performer!
an the grave..Thus another early settler hu
been called to his reward.His
life urn one that wu uw.: in an
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honen and a good eitirrn.Hislife was wel! worth the r-mutation
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ing $200,000 for a
football stadium thu iuadl for
smme xi mu z p a wn we r e lu k -
i n l Another nrtlde took the fae-ulty an wk for 'enduuerlng free
,p¢¢|," by nltrktion of lecturers
u the Univunity.This Il vm' inlereellrxx.
lt is namewhnt. bud for undergndultli to :land up in matting
a talk hiek an uae fmnr.t it ann rue: for college :lu-
Jlltl to arilklu any athletic pol-
icy which nmltl ln vrlnning teams.
way la the Amerkzn.Bn paper ference held nevenl weeks qc .the " he "y a n t ze .|'n=e morning period will be spent
*---on the problema of nulug c lubgGmver Clvrelazul Alexander is ; leanéerx, the period just after no-on
alerting out the season in ol.d~lime ,on genenl things of intern! £0 allform.His lull. two pitched games club Irorlcefs, md the last periodhave been victories and they were lo! the day, beginning at 1:30, on
won without undue exertion.fxlw Keep Well ¢lub leaders prob-
---lems.Team demonstntionn mlTlmsefunedindianrunnerslwdrrlnz work will be two impor-
from the rth of llexico. Ihownl tant parts of the dincussions lhintheir pmlfz. over fifty-odd miles time.
nf llinourl and Kama: gravel and c ?re»ent local leaders of clubs,mud an last Satunlay.|tho\e who are thinking of lending
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rubber hail,the harder we no
bounced, the higher are will rise-86 we take this :nuns of nctlfy-
ing our eompetiton that we ua
ati!! in the ring for n bigger md
better Blair High.
Receive Silver Sw Bullonl
F'o}Io\\"in¢ is a list of lyq pupils
fezzz : nm n crom r
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~1st PRIZE $25 -_2nd $15 - ard $10GIVEN EOR 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 d d ithin one week after close of contest.Judges: Three prominent people oi Blaif,t i y y
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THE HOME BAKERY
Blue Ribbon and Betty Anne Breads
are made in Blair.
Fancy Pastries and Rolls
Ask- Your Grocer for it.
Chas. N. Hansen
See us for all kinds
_of
Spray material, Bayer Dust or Uspulun, B-K Solu-
tion, Dips and Disinfectants.
BLAIR DRUG CO.
Bldr, Nebraska
"First in the Farmers' Field"
Culled Flocks produce our eggs and constant at-
tentionproduces our Chicks many and healthful.
'fzwice is our Motfn
THE BLAIR HATCHERY
Baby Chicks Custom Hatching
Feed and Supplies
Phone 189
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Do YOU KNOW
that there has been approximately 160 new improve
ments made on the Ford car i.n thé past year?'
We cordially invite you w call at our garage and
inspect today's Ford car without obligation to you.
We will be glad to demonstrate on request.
/<G. A. RATHMANN.Special Prize E gal. Mona Motor Oil to winner.
$3.00 in trade for the best letter vb( you Ehould
Trade with
J . D . G A R R I S O Nc|°¢mn|. sum and Fummung emulhrt-Sdn1!ner And mr:-c|.a».nnHoxhlihl Bras. A Co. .md lleritt ClothingW»lk~0ver Freeman Crouett ShoesArrow Shim and Collan Coopen Umhnear
Quality Good:-¢ mm; Pm.
uy mu rmut ma h good or 1 neu.
W|N§50@ cAsn
s P E c ` | A L 15R1zEs»
In addition to Cash Prizes the iollowing business firms will also give the articles named in their advertisement for best letter o! fifty words. or less, stating
why it is a good plan to trade with them.Contest open to all.Mail letttr to advertiser.They reserve the right to publish any or all letters.
Wall Paper, Paints, Vamishes and Brushes.No w
is the time to fix up your home while you are house-
cleaning.le t us fi guni wi th y ou on re fi ni s hi ng
your home.
Preudprian mlm; xg our mednlly.Phono un your wana We nend them w you.
Plume s1.
THE S T E W AR T PHAR M AC Y
QUALITY MARKET
For first class Groceries and Meats at cheapest
possible prices trade at The Quality Miarket.
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Jens Nielsen, Proprietor.
We deliver \Phone 75
__-;-- - » T.,-- - ~ - -,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-Q ef-Lawn Mower Sharpening-
\\ ' l I ' I H ~BLAIR RACKET STORE
the vlan zo bay:Hodery.Notlsuu,Cmdy.Dimnrwue,Kllehlnwlre,
s¢1>-oc: suppuu, sumpea cow, uma,
cumin anal, els.
FREE:A (30) piece breakfast set of Ivory dishes
to the lady writing us the best letter in answer to
the above ad
The World is Clamoring for more power
PH; .,{»*:;!g:13_A SNAPPY.
a n n a r r ls !A E P . ~ ~ 1 1 , 5 , mr s - n xo c x
'bflrf 93
Motor Fuel whhgx gives tlul extra pull you have hem looking far.25 gallon of AERO-GAS. will be dun for the beat Ielter tellin!
thc public ull: the! #maid use AERO-GAS. and OILS.PHONE 255 RES. BLACK 297
A ERD-G AH sE.R'»'1G1§ (f()_
Van's Service Station
We handle none but the best Marathon Gas & Oils,
Oils for all kinds of cars.We try w please you.
Yours for Service.
C. C. Van Deusen, Manager.
DEBOLT ELECTRIC SHOP
We do all kinds of electric repair work and can
furnish all kinds of equipment and fixtures.
\\'. P. Burglar Alarm for chicken raisers' protection.
See us for demonstration._
"I4et'n Keep the Hume Fines Burning"
Two delhi- tn/.lu coupon given for ben letuer.
Pham azz
'cimms
(A ,mented zumient)
_A new idea for Beauty,Health and Co mfo rt A
model flltlng any figure peflrdly.I-irhi in weixhl. ldjunnble lnner
i un. livin: better wnwfl nun | hm, mml.MBS. J. u. sowaux. sas wus mama. Sl. lupmemuin-.
A large bottle ul Fnnco-Amman Tulle; Wm-r in given urh enl-
wmner secured from this ul\~er\isemen\..
ITIIE BLAIR M ILL 1
Manufacturing Flour for 52 years, will give 10| lbs.|
Maintop Flour for best letter sent to Mill on why
use Maintop Flour.50 lbs. for seeolv 25 lbs for
third.|
BABY CHICKS \
cusrom nA1'cn|NoPUR?A FEEDS
p ULTRY SUPPLIES
Blair Incubator Company
Phone 395
100 lbs. Chick Growena glvl n for best letter.
QUALITY"is our FIRST THOUGHT
MARATHON GASOLINE
and
MOTOR OILS
Nebraska-Iowa Oil Co., Distributors
Phone 232 Blair,Nebr.
TH E AR N D T H AR D W A R E
We want you to look over our.new store display of
hardware, electric goods. kitchen furnishings, paint,
vamishes and brushes placed before you where ym
can see and handle them.We za ny the largest
lwck in the county, phlnly mule-I, at prices that please you,'Suk
ummm we offer apednu ut ¢x\n low yrioes.lc will vw rw ua
\im u. n-gumly for gow in our un..
L A I ) Y B A R B E R s u o v
un E. rm.: Sum, Blair)We specialize in barber work and guarantee satis-Q
faction.(Sixteen years experience.).
Same Old Prices r
351:wi r Mk;Shavsl, Eg;lien md Children h:|lr~c\|ttin|.;en,Razor Mnlng, use.Pull buk hmlmntdng, Use wmlnz style, our specialty.
Modern Roeming Home in calmeciinn.Mrs. J. M. Erwin, Proprietor
When in need remember M a d in a ll Tire and
Battery work.Absolute guarantee on all work.
Special Vesta Batteries for Q11 pulposes
Pennsylvania Tireczs .
Mead Tire and Battery Co.
Buy your housecleaning supplles 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 oi Tacks.
DEVOE PAINT
and Vargmish
Jenkins Oil & Battery Co
B--Batteries 45 Volt $2.75
6 Volt Ford Batteries $9.95
Trade Coupon of 85.00 for beat letter
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donl y u a ! up nor th tn f t l lu n th ehu t d l r u i o a . b u r ia l t h a b r u n t o ln n e u su n a t t l o fm l n l }u l l . b r u t -l n t thr ou th la r a I r e l l ofhnnlvo.P u t o l 1 0 Fi lt h w r u t illli I l lfr om ih l m o m! a n d w a l t t h a n lo rtho Go rma n counte r ulf onsln thu!c u :l u la rlnln W hitt t h u I Na n rin tha I n \ l s n t h m u ta t R M S o n g l n u r l c o m a i s t l n t r
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n o r m m a n and th ta a n n n n t l .: a m o u n t a o usne un td l u tb l ! !h u ! !I o n i c by n ? o u § \ |tr i b t l tt o t l a l r I i z l t l a l m u m u L u n d 5 ;th e [ a n n u l comma nding ilu Six !Fr en ch n m r .: w t t n m m s :i nPar is vrhleh th o bat ta li on wo ul dh u w s l u r u u a l i t c r t k a m i a g .
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rll ter y fell n o a y .A g ree nis h r ock et
more-ct fr o m n n pin es ah ea d.n n d
rl gh t In th e r n r e a o f t h e p n n l l n g
na r ln e a m a c h i n e r u n s a n d rltles
l i n e d .In t h e a h a do i ' o f t h e p l n e l
l e n v m e n tn .c um hen ln me : f f m -
m y un lr nr xn l.I l t h fa r e s th a t
n o t e d h a r d l y h u m a n u n d e r d e e p
mfumt he l m et l .W i t h eyes.n a r -
n l e d . b o d l n a l n n t l n g fo r w a r d l i k e
ne n l n h e n r y r a i n . t h e r e m n a n t o t
he b a t t a l i o n ve n t t o t h e m .
It wa s th e fla nk o f th e R oc he e ol
xmn 'ltl llr h a d r o m e o n t o f s l . -
tt te nn e an ln rn rk t h e le ad i ng h at -
nll nn n nt th e Ft ft h. It h ad wn tr he ul
tr a!w i t h Iw o n oc l le h t u h e n w i t h
nr r ed n l lt y .th e to rt u re d ad va n c erf th e ba tt al io n.It M d w i l l e d t o nn n !t o op e n i t s o w n noe.A n d
m r . a l r e a d y s h a k e n b r t h e d g h ttf wh en me n t kl m w ou ld no t a ll e. iten r n s a 1 1 o m m e lm A r ne r t e an o n '
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be hi nd t he s te el .A f e w B n n d e n
bu r g e r zealots elected t o dt c o nth e ir ep i t ll n ; m a xi m g u na , wo r ki n gthe m un ul t he b ny on et a or d ol mb ed
I n a ve r y e l oa c t y c on t e nt e d d e -
b a t e h e l d i n t h e F r e m o n t h i g h
n l t o d a u d i t o r i u m . F r e m o n t , C h a m -
pl o n a o f t h e W e s t e m D i st r i c t , m c -
eee dod l n w i n n i n g ! r v m B l a i r ,
Ch a mp i o ns o f t h e E as t e rn D is t r ic t .
Th e d e b a t e w a s h a r d fo u g h t f r o m
n m t o f t n l a h .E a c h t e a m a h o r -
e d t h e r e s u l t s o f t h e i r e x p e r i e n c e
ga i ne d i n pr e vi o us d eb a te s .M a n y
o f t h e F r c m o n t e r s , a ft e r t h e do»
b a t a . d a t e d t h a t t h j s w a s o n e o f
t h e b e e t H g o g h o o ! d e b a t e s t h a t
t h e y h a d s t e m d t o i n re c e n t
w m -I n t h e l o g k a l a r r a n g e m e n t o f
m a t e r i a l a n d i n co n st r uc t ive o r -
g a n i u t i o n , t h e F r e m o n t t e a m h e l d
t h e a d vn n t a g e .H o w e ve r , i n r e fu -
ta tt on ,re b u t t a l a n d i n de l i ve r y ,
B l l l r h i g h p r o ve d s u p e r i o r .H o u r -
e ve r ,t h e jnd gea pla ced m o r e
w e i g h t o n l o g i c a l a r r a n g e m e n t o f
ma t o rl a t an d t he d e ci s i o n w a s g i v-
e n t o F r e m o n t .
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A r l i n g t o n
A r l i n g t o n
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B l a i r
H e n n a n
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1. B e ve lh e i m e r A d i n f t o n
2. Jo h no o n .H e n n a n
3. Gi l be r ta o n B l a i r
4 . J u p e n o n H e n m a n
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A l e x n n d e r
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Tl l d e n
Ne i tn e n
Ju p e r s o n
M c C a n n
2. 'Ti ld en B l l l r
3. B eve l h ei m e r A r l l n g t n o
4. E e h t e n k s m p A r l i n g t o n
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I. R h e a .A r li n gt o nl2. B e ve lh e i m e r A r l i n g t o n
8 . B i ff a r B l n l r
At ta t ud e To w a r d s t h e U m
st a t e s " .J n n i n W o l f !o f O m a h arl l n g to n |
Bl a i r 'C e n l r . | t .O r a t o r l e a l . c l a n !- " Th e F l n m l n g |
To r c h o f Pa t r l o ti z m " ,M a r l o n
Ro s ; o f F o l i a C i t y .
D r u n a t i o c l a s s - - " Th e W h e e l a o f
Ti m o " ,R o r y J.Ju a t o n o f Fa l l s
C i t y .
Hu mo r ou s = : Ju | -~ "Ji ~m i ny Cr i ck -
et s" ,Ja m e s G a u g h e n o f N o r t h
Be n d .B l a i r w i l t 5 . . . i t s x l e c l n m a t o r y
sea son th i s w e e k w h e n t h e B l a i rIc o n t u t a n t a : B e t t y N o b l e , K e n n e t h
G i l h e r t s o n a n d B u l l L a z u n w i l l
ta k e pa r t l n t h e N e b r a sk a W es l e y -
on i n vi t a t i o n c o n te x t a t U n i ve r s i t y
Pl a c e Fr l d n y .
-_H o o d o o W e e k
Th e r e a r e so m e we ek s o f t h e
sc h o o l y e a r t h a t m a y r i g h t fu l l y b e
lc n l l e d H o o d o o we ek s.I n the seT h e d e b a t e n o f t h e F r e m o n t 4 S i n w n n n n u n h n o m s t t e r , h o w . m a o n
ln mi n .D u nn o ru u m l . H; \ .l \ r lu 5 a n -vc r S t a r B u t t o n s f o r P e r u n a n l h l p
a w u d s z B e t t y H i l l e r ,K a t h l e e n
Mc B r id e ,M a r y B e t h H a Q u l r r l e .
Fm at c il Cu r le y , b li l dr e d M et n ln g er ,
B i l l y K o o p m u l M a x i n e K l i n e'a m e n M c D o n a l d , 'a m y F r a n k , a u f
r l e t t O l l e n n a n n , M n r g u e r l U e 0 ft e n ,
P o l l y Ax t e l l ,N o r m a Ar o n s o n .
B i l l y Ch a m b e r s ,D a l e W a l t o n ,
M a r i a n M c n i a n i , M a r y A n d r e a -
s o n , K n t h r y n e W a t t s , L e o n a H e r -
i n g ,G e o r g i a C o t t e n a d B i l l i e
At l en .
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W e n l a h m t h a n m a n y k i n d
fr i e n d s w h o 'o u g h t fu l l y r e n -
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M r . a n d M r s . R o b e r t l i i n o r
a n d fn m i l y .
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OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
(Cn, W| .!\| n Aw. and Colin)A. F . Hman . mwr.
Sunday School at 10 un.
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CHURCH OF c on(Our. Wuhlngton md In-I streh)
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(W . Llnenln Ind ua mmH. J. Wedng, Puior.Sunday School lt 9:45 |.m.Sorvku every Sunday mondn|
nl l0:B0' alum' In German or in
n m _mh h :lu n odmldn tuni ng.
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Marjorie Petenon students rtdve, fate steps L1 andtake: thu victory away.Ads in The Enlerpdse bfilllLast week 'nu meh a week for irunlu.
DANISH LUTHERAN cnuacx(Cor. Ja&|on md Contax Ann)
FL Nlulnan, Putor8°-3; 88:00) sl 9:15 un.E :urvies u 9:46 us.Dmbh nrvlee nt 11 un.Evu Ll¢urvleeall 7:30 pm.
l l f o n c m u z s n c u u n c n OF:asus CHRIST DF LATIEB
D A Y s m r r su mm me n b o wn n e u . 1 ' n nmar 1. J . Elliott, own. suppl;
Bundxy School ut 10 |.m.
Pnuhlng nr rlc u at u nm.
BT. FRANCIS BDRGIA
(CMM/lk Church)C. A. Bcyamtortm Pastornm md third Sunday ol sul
mon th , lu i | \ 9 u n.Sownd and faunll Sundayslhu it 2 0:8 0 u n.
When in
Omaha
u n R \ v ¢ v u s q a u y l v o n l u y v u l l \T h u e n d !m e d e b a h r e a s o n f o r f d .p u r e o r n - h l l w r a t e d .h l x h o r m o n t ,a l t h o u g h w e b e l i e v e w e m e
B l l d r H i g h .T h i s s e a s o n h u b e e n l o w ,( n s s o b r o w s ,n m s » . >y o u u »b e t t e r m m .~~
o n e o f t h t m o a t s u c w s d u l i n t h e s i l l h a v e a W I S H C 0 0 4 m m l t O n F r i d a y ,B l a i r l a s t o u t g n t h e
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work.Blair hu won :ne mlzvrlwof its debates with theOmahn snd
other outside Qchbols and won
every debate in the Eastern Dht-
a u u I i l l i u l l U C C . ;l w l v s a v z u : n u Q 1 ~t h e t a u n t k _g 'y o y" d w g ' ° " T ° " ;" ' b 2 ' °m e t l r e n t e n A r l i n g t o n .2 5 0 R o o m s w i t h B a t h
g n u a n z c u s .y v e n_T h i s I u t w e e k t r u j u s t g j 1 R g g g g n t g" " ' E " " i f ' ! . 2 ' f ' l ' f ' f _' 1 ° ' . ? I ° _ f ' _ 1 h m w e e k n o t t o w i n .B u t ~ . ' ° i', I __¥ 3 _
rid by unandmoua decisions.T M recuon or mr. muon Inu um pru-memben of the Blair miehsie squad duction this yea; bids fnif ag ~
JQQV """;|§§io|"brClaim Nelson. Willlun Halllr, Ir-1 ° _Ivin '1`il.ien,Dor oth y J en sen ~Arb nr UI!
Elexnor De Viznncr.Of these six ._ .ur r mo n ls r mu sc o r m.o u u a c u(Cor. Ca\!|x ma 501 numb)
cm c, Buicr. Putor
1bnted ArThe North 561001 Clrki
| " ' ° "" *° " " " " " "" " ''b "Je n se n an d El e an o r D e Vi a ne y wi l l gr a m i n \ | 1 ¢ 1 1 M i r u =\s
hu Ib n n n l v t r a e xn e r i en c e d de b u t -A l l P l r vi l l i n t h e fo u r graclenSunday School at 10 a.m.Mornin service at 1: un.E p n Lequc at 6:30 wh-Enllllh aerviou st 1:80 p.m.P1mr mati ng W e dnud q an
lin: at 1:80.
games and g
~1st PRIZE $25 -_2nd $15 - ard $10GIVEN EOR 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 d d ithin one week after close of contest.Judges: Three prominent people oi Blaif,t i y y
'''-': » '-'»:'\
THE HOME BAKERY
Blue Ribbon and Betty Anne Breads
are made in Blair.
Fancy Pastries and Rolls
Ask- Your Grocer for it.
Chas. N. Hansen
See us for all kinds
_of
Spray material, Bayer Dust or Uspulun, B-K Solu-
tion, Dips and Disinfectants.
BLAIR DRUG CO.
Bldr, Nebraska
"First in the Farmers' Field"
Culled Flocks produce our eggs and constant at-
tentionproduces our Chicks many and healthful.
'fzwice is our Motfn
THE BLAIR HATCHERY
Baby Chicks Custom Hatching
Feed and Supplies
Phone 189
\
Do YOU KNOW
that there has been approximately 160 new improve
ments made on the Ford car i.n thé past year?'
We cordially invite you w call at our garage and
inspect today's Ford car without obligation to you.
We will be glad to demonstrate on request.
/<G. A. RATHMANN.Special Prize E gal. Mona Motor Oil to winner.
$3.00 in trade for the best letter vb( you Ehould
Trade with
J . D . G A R R I S O Nc|°¢mn|. sum and Fummung emulhrt-Sdn1!ner And mr:-c|.a».nnHoxhlihl Bras. A Co. .md lleritt ClothingW»lk~0ver Freeman Crouett ShoesArrow Shim and Collan Coopen Umhnear
Quality Good:-¢ mm; Pm.
uy mu rmut ma h good or 1 neu.
50@ CASH
s P E c ` | A L 15R1zEs»
In addition to Cash Prizes the iollowing business firms will also give the articles named in their advertisement for best letter o! fifty words. or less, stating
why it is a good plan to trade with them.Contest open to all.Mail letttr to advertiser.They reserve the right to publish any or all letters.
Wall Paper, Paints, Vamishes and Brushes.No w
is the time to fix up your home while you are house-
cleaning.le t us fi guni wi th y ou on re fi ni s hi ng
your home.
Preudprian mlm; xg our mednlly.Phono un your wana We nend them w you.
Plume s1.
THE S T E W AR T PHAR M AC Y
QUALITY MARKET
For first class Groceries and Meats at cheapest
possible prices trade at The Quality Miarket.
.,q
Jens Nielsen, Proprietor.
We deliver \Phone 75
__-;-- - » T.,-- - ~ - -,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-Q ef-Lawn Mower Sharpening-
\\ ' l I ' I H ~BLAIR RACKET STORE
the vlan zo bay:Hodery.Notlsuu,Cmdy.Dimnrwue,Kllehlnwlre,
s¢1>-oc: suppuu, sumpea cow, uma,
cumin anal, els.
FREE:A (30) piece breakfast set of Ivory dishes
to the lady writing us the best letter in answer to
the above ad
The World is Clamoring for more power
PH; .,{»*:;!g:13_A SNAPPY.
a n n a r r ls !A E P . ~ ~ 1 1 , 5 , mr s - n xo c x
'bflrf 93
Motor Fuel whhgx gives tlul extra pull you have hem looking far.25 gallon of AERO-GAS. will be dun for the beat Ielter tellin!
thc public ull: the! #maid use AERO-GAS. and OILS.PHONE 255 RES. BLACK 297
A ERD-G AH sE.R'»'1G1§ (f()_
Van's Service Station
We handle none but the best Marathon Gas & Oils,
Oils for all kinds of cars.We try w please you.
Yours for Service.
C. C. Van Deusen, Manager.
DEBOLT ELECTRIC SHOP
We do all kinds of electric repair work and can
furnish all kinds of equipment and fixtures.
\\'. P. Burglar Alarm for chicken raisers' protection.
See us for demonstration._
"I4et'n Keep the Hume Fines Burning"
Two delhi- tn/.lu coupon given for ben letuer.
Pham azz
'cimms
(A ,mented zumient)
_A new idea for Beauty,Health and Co mfo rt A
model flltlng any figure peflrdly.I-irhi in weixhl. ldjunnble lnner
i un. livin: better wnwfl nun | hm, mml.MBS. J. u. sowaux. sas wus mama. Sl. lupmemuin-.
A large bottle ul Fnnco-Amman Tulle; Wm-r in given urh enl-
wmner secured from this ul\~er\isemen\..
ITIIE BLAIR M ILL 1
Manufacturing Flour for 52 years, will give 10| lbs.|
Maintop Flour for best letter sent to Mill on why
use Maintop Flour.50 lbs. for seeolv 25 lbs for
third.|
BABY CHICKS \
cusrom nA1'cn|NoPUR?A FEEDS
p ULTRY SUPPLIES
Blair Incubator Company
Phone 395
100 lbs. Chick Growena glvl n for best letter.
QUALITY"is our FIRST THOUGHT
MARATHON GASOLINE
and
MOTOR OILS
Nebraska-Iowa Oil Co., Distributors
Phone 232 Blair,Nebr.
TH E AR N D T H AR D W A R E
We want you to look over our.new store display of
hardware, electric goods. kitchen furnishings, paint,
vamishes and brushes placed before you where ym
can see and handle them.We za ny the largest
lwck in the county, phlnly mule-I, at prices that please you,'Suk
ummm we offer apednu ut ¢x\n low yrioes.lc will vw rw ua
\im u. n-gumly for gow in our un..
L A I ) Y B A R B E R s u o v
un E. rm.: Sum, Blair)We specialize in barber work and guarantee satis-Q
faction.(Sixteen years experience.).
Same Old Prices r
351:wi r Mk;Shavsl, Eg;lien md Children h:|lr~c\|ttin|.;en,Razor Mnlng, use.Pull buk hmlmntdng, Use wmlnz style, our specialty.
Modern Roeming Home in calmeciinn.Mrs. J. M. Erwin, Proprietor
When in need remember M a d in a ll Tire and
Battery work.Absolute guarantee on all work.
Special Vesta Batteries for Q11 pulposes
Pennsylvania Tireczs .
Mead Tire and Battery Co.
Buy your housecleaning supplles 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 oi Tacks.
DEVOE PAINT
and Vargmish
Jenkins Oil & Battery Co
B--Batteries 45 Volt $2.75
6 Volt Ford Batteries $9.95
Trade Coupon of 85.00 for beat letter
|."§n»`$"u 'S'i"¢'i»¢"§»uh`¢."K¢|I§¢Eé] l-'beiny 9'£°'°f' \»;_u3 l|l1ine.1\-\|
THIS IS THE TIME
See us for Wall Paper or Paint
PRICES RIGHT
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2 . H u n m a n g - A r i l n g l o n .
3 . D e c k e r - A r l i n g t o n .
4 . V a n D e u s c n - B i n i g .
sch ool F r i d a y aft e r n o o n ,Il l n ir '=
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ho m e r s e c ur e d fr o m th i s a = I\ 1r l i s em e n L
Oils for all kinds of cars.We try w please you.
Yours for Service.
C. C. Van Deusen, Manager.
Buy your housedeaning supples at the Q 0 ¢|...
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THE ENTERPRISEaim. Na bru ka, Apr il za, im
:ue hill muh in un game.aulted.Thi! Pl0Jlil¢¥l0n il unique
Th g i g y w u n n wi d f o r b a a r ll n t h e f a c t t h a t Q11 of its orn-
malt, working a handicap on zne umns ue made from paper.L u -
uuden.I ,tra La lionbe,who appeln in
Fo1lo1rin| In the summary:"The Paper Revue" il the sms-Bhir !nt female impqrsomtor now ap-
A B R H P 0 A E peulngo¢1thasu¢e.Ho§.|¢d|,¢
|r\"l.rrick,d . . 5 0 0 I 1 D: aoxtume duizner of exceptional
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llr. and Hrs. R. E. Fadmhild andHanford :Ent the week-end
1-eol i l F e n F i e l d ! 3 "the
wld - o g ilbwlth hom! f at Pal-
A number oi the y oung folk;from Kezmard attended the RM-ul thutn ln Omahl Sunday evo-
n. Sam Hall, who lu beenspen din g n In weeks with lm'
daughter.ilu. Geo. Orem, n-$ll'n|»! home Honda! moaning.llr. and Hn. Frank VIN!il an
aoome tho binh of | .hughur an
Friday, April 22.lr . e n d l n .H. C. Eduard!
| nl Su ndaitai th lr. and Hn.Ill lleCrac in Ifnmonf..Ilr. and Ilrs. Chase o n tb l
hppy ==;u=;=;~' of boby hom Son
I Apr.md Lira.Charles GottlchofWashingtonspent.Sunday at
tho T. E. homo homo.Hr.and Mn .Leslie French
grant Saturday and Sunday at the
ms Jorgensen home.Hn. C. E. Dixon and um. spent
a fel .hys of Lest week with her
husband.m n Lornine m m m spent
Sunday at the Lucy Stewart
home.lr. and Hn. L .FL Peterson andHank .lane won Fremont :hop-
pere llomlay afternoon.li n . J . A .Bwihm spent onednillut week in Bhlr.In Oni Akin: spent the week
and ivith her sister, lin. Ovoxion
in Bldr.A number from here Blendedth J unio r elul play in Adio;-
ton Friday o1~enln|.Hr. Earl Hiller spent the week-
end with rm puenu, Hr. usd Mu.
iihu. Hiller.lr. Harry Thompson of Coium-
b u i l
uz ndlng a hw .lays with
th o o . Ham Jacobsen .lr. and lin. H. C. Bins enter-tained n number ol out of town
funds Sunday.llr. and lin. Jansen :pmt Sun-
cm ovandnflalrt week.Gonmds Kolnls spent Thun-day with Mu. Wi iam Koenig.Hr. N. G. J enna of Bhd: hgebeta existing bil au ur . Hn .
Wiiihm Koenig with r gardenthis week./
Min Bids Koenlg is pilnning toLeno for Omaha we lint ul :heweek where Ilhe viii begin work.Hr.ah!Mrs.Andrew Nilsenand girls and Eid! #m iron!
Friday afternoon it iho ' llh m
Kami; homo.'
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mr. und Mn.~ WHL Ilolllnln and
the Adohh Hoilrnan home.
The following attended Lutinr
Lan;ue meeting at Fontanelh onSunday wenlnx. Irene and Norma
Holtman. Sophis Walennan. Dai-
ton Stnenzer, Clarence nd Akin
noon at George Schweden'
Gllbort Ldlman was :| Fmmont
alter Saturday morning.Hr.and Hn .Albert Lullman
wen AdFn¢t.o:\:allen Monday
oltomoon.lr. and Hrs. W m. Holtmln and
|-rn,hater spent Sunday :Itannoon at August Llllmanf.
Ulla Heian Ahlmoier spent the
week-end with folks at Hnmont.Hr. and ln. George Nlobaum
spent Sunday afternoon nt the Ed
Crocker home.
and Ailred Wcitkamp.
Hr.md Mrs.Albert Lallman
and mn. August spent Su y nf-
temoon al. the homo of Mrs. Suite
lrlengedoht.Mi n I1em Iloltman returned
heme Sunday after spending theput week at the Bd Langhont
home at Nlclunozn.Ilia:Sophie Walcnnan spentSunday aftamoon at Adolph Holl-
~nlns'.'Hr . md Hrs. Wm. Wilklning
Wdhea ond wife.ltr. and H n .George Hindhy
and kmily of nur Calhoun, spentSwily evening at the parental,
C. J. Hindley home.Ilia.: Mary Robertson of Blair,
Upent the wool-ond with Mi n
Fruaoea Schenck.Mr. and Hrs. Louie Schenok and
Baughter, Hin Fnnoes spent last
Sunday afternoon nt the James
Muilin home.Mis: Stella Hindley, ltlchér oi
with Edna You on Sunday.l r .xgd ll a .Fr i !Ray andHenryandCarlinPetenm.heh Joan apent Sunday awning
spent Sunday at Papillion.at the home of Bin.Mar; ant
Mn. Anna W ine :mi Carl wt-Iverson and family.el at the C. F. Pala homoillon-gin F . Ho ller g son spent
nay avenlng.ay with Mrs.anry
Mia; Anita Puls camo home from and daughter, Ida..tho Swadlah Minion holpital .. g Mr. and Hrs. Harry 'Tyson en-
Omalu when she ha.: been con-lertalaed Mr . g d li n ;'Nationfined for 155 put six weeks, on Tyson and P.. Ty son of Biair
Aionday and ll very much im-at dinner last Sunday.
proved.a Mn. Opd Reeves attended tho
md al the parental, C. J. Hlndley
home.Mr. and Mn. Will McDonald and
daughter,Hrs. Cheltar Ammon
loom ~ Corrlnne W ~ok.the hs of lin. Roy Anderson
Henry Wine elmo iuome Wefl-last Thuminy.neaday from Wimido when he w The teachers of the Bono school,
ki for his brother Min Love and Min Cameron, areb u n war ng ,Chris the last thru months.umm wi th Mn . s. G. Lio honey
Mr. and Mrs.Fwd Long and
family spent Sunday evening at theWeston Long home in the Suther-
Iand diltrltl.
Mn. John Arozuon spent Tues-
dly afternoon with Mm John Mc
Donald.
BENCH NOTES
Mr.George I'ollen and hmiiyspin! Sunday at the Roy Fallen
home near Row Hill.The Nels Nell-on family spentStud:afternoon at the home ofHr. NLlon'» pannta. honoring his
ers at £110 'Hiliinmlioenlg homosouth of Blair.Mr . n d Mn. E. J . Anilreuon
and family visited at the feorg!
Fallen home Thursday eve in; oflu! week.Mr.and Mn. J onas Blombergspent Frliuy evening visiting at
Mr. Fred 0!Jen.|'.Mn. H. J . Smith lpent llondlyaftemoon with har mother, Mrk.
Sylvia In Blair.Loule llencke and family visit-
ed nt the home of his father, Mr.Gus Bench Sunday.Pla.-nent View Sunday School
Mn .H. J. Smith and Dorothywerein Omaha :hopping Satur-urday.Hr. and 5111. N. A. Muifurd and
Min Sybil of Blairnnrere Sundaydinner guestl at the Clifford Ray
home.
Mr. and Mn. Theodore Olingerand Ruth Lippincott were Sundayeveningsupper guests of MN.Mynle Mow in Blair.Mr. and Mn. Chu. Koenig and
fo o t t r o u b l e w h i c h i n c n u a l n g h e r
m u c h d l l c u m fo r t .Q
M r . l n d B l r s . C l y i e F i t c h s p e n t
S u n d a y e w e n i m r a t t h e H a r r y Ty -
s o n b m i .
M n . M s r g z u r vt I ve r s o n a n d fa m -
i l y ri n it e d a t th e R .M .I n n o n
bu m s 'l '\ \w l » : f e ve ni n g .
DI~IPGBD Ied (rom time to time to McPher-
M c C A R ' I ' H Y A N D |'°',1,°,§'"""",n 124 411 f
1 e 1 ,ann:L O I N G CREEK iwith an average size of 339 acres,
_and an average value of 333770."_-'°;=_='°;__,'1'* '°'l`.l" .'Ii ' ~ This inc lude s ni l pr oper ties in lm-
coflf g .d no neetion with the farms,or $87
'nm hols r ;h x an a per acre for me llnd, $9 for bund-r =";;§C_=h°;_o_;=,=p inn. as for live stoc k im! nas
g r t y e e P "°f o r ms ner y \ nd t. ooI | , stota1, . . : := .»: ,' 1 : " . , , f ; " i ' ; ° : ' " ' , : . ° ; : . " ' : ' °, :v a l u e o f $ 9 9 . 5 1 p e r ~
S r en i n e t o g r a d u a t e ,w h i c h E l q u i t a 3 |h e b r u k a h u 5 8 6 g k
l a r g e n u m b e r f o r n e o u n l r y l c h o n l .c o w s a n d t h e i n c o m e f r o m m
M R t c h l b l b o g d m e a v e n g e d $ 4 0 0 p e r f a n n i r l 1 9 2 6 .
r a .e c n l v u m a :While £11-e number of cows fell offhun! but Sunday when the mem- 4 12,000 during the year the output
1Van Degbueson
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Klahn 1
Lane! 1;
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TeamMerchan
Schuyle
North :BLAIR
Hooper
Monni |Snyder
Scribner
I-Acrs ABOUT NEBEQASHA
Nebrasks contains I militnry
cemetery wherein are buried many
soldiers and scouts from days ofIndian warfare.It la at old Fort
McPherson,south of the Plating
giver and a few miles from Max-
Klahn,
H. PeltGaugben
T~
Score
Binir . .veil.As other forts in the west Sn;derwere abandoned the bodies of fro!-I
amet at the hvmq of Bin. Pnenfiu
$m1th next Thursday, Hay 5.
Manin Johnson and son, Merrillwere :upper guests at T. K. Iver-
|on': lu! 'I`urs.lay evening and
afterwards spent n few houn vis-
illng *ith them.The flrrners are busy than nke
spring day:getting their fields
In shape and sowing grain.
ALL THE PEOPLE
fa?if_ "1BL/-\lR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
GENERAL AND IJOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT . m m w r D u u n n z u u t r n u u n n uv n -,1b.
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SHOWER POR MAY :nuns
Friend s of Hin Ru th Bn
shnwl. and anied out a sho ~
on her lut Friday evening
honor oi' her approaching -
riln in llr. Frank Bonn at W
Lake, low; which will 1-thethe Inter part of May.
There were our forty frinnd
pr e u n ta tth e a h o we r ln d a - -
nwmm of music and radings
given. This tru followvod br r --and delicious rzfnihments.
Mi n Burger moeived H
beautiful gifts.She is the efficilntprindpdat thc w
admolinthesouthernpartof -
county.Mrs. Henry Sunr bbe of
wgton was present st the shawnani spent the sen dny at th
Burger home.
BLAIR uvslums AND
socm. FOREC
NEAR CLGSE nu n a n nu m : n nT119 rncuhr mn\t¥nlr nf Mm 0 ulzu nwu5|.r;5 ~
.N e h n l k n h u n I l u R u i E l b r i d e ~_
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Trolhlu (ar Yun With High "
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I As an added stage attraction,
the Riviera Theatm praentn Rudy
Diedoeft, the American SuaphoneKing,and Victor Record Artist,
who has made more recwonls (gr
the p}|0n<::graPh than any other
Regular Meeting of City Council '
Closes the 'tear'| Business and
Tu m:the Ruins Over I0 the
New Regime.
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2 NEW almtn l:Rs UN BOARD
Hear: Report of Engineer on New
um fo r Li ght Pam.Hold! A
Speelal Meeting Wednesday Eve.
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blue, with white letters andnumerals.The plates will
be bought b f State Puri
chasing Agent C.B.Pideon bids called for May 16.
The numerical requisition
Iumislurd by the fatale motor
vehicle reginaraion btun u
is the ssme as test year,but it will be increased on
July 1 to cover the estim-
ated requltemcnts of d l
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seein-at of Civic cm um-nua. ' .
Donate Money lor Flower Bell In
;Newly Laid Out Park.°
3" WORK FOR IIETTER Ltwxs ; 4
'w. C. of C. Instrumental in Mak ' °
ing Many Improvements in a
Beeutlfylng the City.
2:30 p. tn. in th|'§3eheffler
hall.Rev.A.2.2 Newell,
puter of the Conlrention-
nl church will [lil the nd-
drees and to those tho know
him it is useless f-'LW thatui. una will t» so of mi
what io all who que to be
present.'Q
Friends and relatives of de-ceased soldier: ue especial-
ly invited to be present anddo honor to the fel' left of
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i Seltool and Graduation Ezemlsh. i a
,Fifty Members ln the Chu of F.
'1921.'
(IOM5l£NCE.\lENl IS MAY :om o
Class Play Friday, May 13. Junior-s
Senior Blmrm Held Alsy at and L:
Baccalaureate Address Mai 15.
umr sc hool bolnt 'tru hell
lost Monday Qvertingt andthe rlevrly electett officers,
II.L.Morris and J.L.
Pnunds were installed after
which the usual bills werenllouretl.Ne other metters
of trnporiarice came before
thebody.
m e s a s u s e
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Summary
u muswmn Ill me worm.I I Cor inn e c armln fi nt mun mi
0 semen 'union of May E.li:\g'ton'|
o story, "Three Hours", heralded as0olfe of the strongest dramatic veh-
Ficlcs that has yet been given tosthe amena helutiltd star, win be
the feature picture for thin par-E ticular we-ek.John Bowen plays
2 thc male lead oppositn the Ihr.
3 Misa c r u mb ,who the Liberty
Magazine called "The Most Buo-ne hits:Fisk, Scheffler,men, Klahn 2. Junglmnel:
bnlls, Off Klahn 3: struck hour: of fever-heat emotion!For.lahn 6, Fisk 9: wild pitch. 1 rw. it wil! be one hour of never-
tiful Woman in tho World", scoresagaininthispictureof thrca
a nn um nm u s a m.Pda
u|'Servie|Cu!byHllil-Insta
Cmlfiseni.nfr Alanna.,The city Council met in regular!
se s s i o n l a s t Tu e s d a y e ve n i n g .I t ;
be i n g t h e cl o s i ng o f t h e ol d y es r 's
*cou nti es."
1 I1 \ o t o t a l n u m b e r o f p l a t e s
| 'n d n d " 1oeay e s !a g o w a s
'4o f7. 253lu si n os s t h e u s u a l r e p o r t s we n o ,o ,,,,,,,a
n a d l n j acce pted a n d t h e bus!-Q
ne ss of th e y ea r w a s c lo se d . A ft e r 1 A U T O . r \ C ( Il } l " '* i l
th i s t h e n e w l y ele ct ed o ffi c e r s
w e r e s w o r n i n s n d t h e u s u d o o -
n n i n i m n n i e 1 n m \ n l u n ! l k ! n e w va .
G M S :Co c h ol i n w a s t o k e n i o
Th e m e m b e r s o f t h e w . C . o f C .
moz.W c d n c w y e ve n i n g f o r t h e
re g u l a r tr a n s a c t io n o f b us i n e s s .
A ft e r t h e l o a d i n g a n d o p p r o vm l
o f t h e m i n u t e s o f a fo r m e r m e e t -
ln r . s e ve r a l b il l s w e re a l l o we d a n d
ow e n. - d a i dp.T h e lad ies t h e n vo t e d t o g i ve
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t h a t : r o u t o n u y f t l m ce-
m n t o d t h o b r o o k b e u w e n
t h e n o r t h a n d t h e sou th.
Th e r e is o n e lens o f
n u m b e r t h i s y u r .w .l l .
W o o d s o f C a l h o u n , w a s I-
ura ys in te r es te d : h d ac t i ve
i n these g a d n r i m n ,ha s
be e n ca l le d t o h i s l a s t r e -
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Th e s ch oo l e a r l s Jr o vr i n t o sysIclo so.F i ft y . m e m b e r s o f t h i s
,o u- 's gr a du at i ng cl as s o f t he B l ai r
h i g h school a r e o n th e t h r e s h o l d
o f t h e be g i nn i n g o f n n e w l i fe .
Th e y w i l l so o n b o mo r e c i ti z en s ,
ou c h o n h i s o wn i n i t ia t i o n .
Pl an s fo r t h e c l o s i n g e x e r c i s e s
A u n i o n m e m o r i a l s e r vi c e u n d e r
th e a u s p i c e s o f t h e G .A . R . W i l l
h e h e l d a t t h e B . F . D . l u l l S o n -
dn y , M o y 2 9 . s t l l A . b i .Th e fo l -
l o w i n g P r o z n m w i l l b e p r e s e n t d :
In vo c a t i o n R e v. W . H . U n d e r w o o d
Sp ec ia l Mu si c
S c r i p t u r e R e a d i n g ----
---R e v. C h u . D . H e r l n l
. - . . - . . - _ - ,___¢..|._.C l i f f o r d K r a u s e , l i g h t u l l n u :
c o m m i s s i o n e r fo r B l a i r . 'l u c o l l l d
t o H s r t i n g t o n , N o o r . a s s n e x p o r t
ur l tn e s s i n t h e m s n s g 1 '» o t s o d
co st o f m un lc zl pa l l ig ht p l sn u. 'Th o
c o s e i n h s a d i s o n o o f l o n g s h n d -
l o s a n d b r i n g s u p me m o r i e s o f
n s r s s o o o i n t o t h e p o s t w h e n
M=§f=1
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5%101 me scl1oo% yur an ruin! f°l"|P'rA:rer -- Rev.A.P.Nfltii|Bhir irnt through a like fithi:passed m u o f f J u n g -to - b e - fo r g ot t e n e n t e rt a i n m e n t .
"IDG Of K3 U\¢» 2 h0 \ll8 i T h a P i vi l a r i P r a n a #nu91nn;with the Nabrukl Gu lm! Elk-~
tri: 0°mw»y~..H-mngun v u v l r i u u mm ~
du high line nrvlea an exhorbl-5
Rev. an G. Badermemory of their dude.
|"'!'...". »..|\....|-..|.-._.....L......\:_ ~'l*;°":*"!"!* P- °'E'"°i|2"F_!.".!!_°1'.._'!"!°" In una ]the penanne! of that body.'i'southwest.w m w w ' m s r m sigUnder the aupervidon of Street
Commissioner Latta the park hu ~
been let out to trees this spring
uw ww=»\~wl ln: uw 11=vm"'=f'=snelaon 1'ack and mmm: Jonas.irl.'\¢¢3 G.Bron,william H. Ihl-G. A. IL Committee.
lar, Frederick H. Holmnun, Mil-
d w.Linde |E l Hf i i . ,_Harlanmln u - " § ' . L h . £ § r a m s E H J U Y
Ina | ¢l;un.| ruwm wma.uunnconditions cauud the erection of
a murdc i pd phat at tbl c olt d$l25,000-Immediately :fur thi
naw phat mot into opention tha
;r=?==
a§e?€~?'f7&"§'fi':"'¥§-`_E.ef =r::. .:°...-:::.1 um before hl' a r m c n a r e w o e u s e s I n g n v e u n s r
P . . » . .ol . . .c . . . . | \ .- 0 - . . . L ~ . ¢ ¢ . . . _ - . . | .| -Anva u ull: Quuul a uccl. p¢\r:u.|:|u. W -l u n m u l I n u m a l l l l l u I v e r y u l . -3 gh. . br id ge o n me B- li ne , 1, 11 h ~ ~Qu-.¢¢i\Q en t r an c e i n t o t h e ci t y .B e t t e r H a m e l W e a n | - m m ¢ x m i m
';:'., ;1:° ;:;'.!:'. .L'~..;'£* ~ r oad ur ~A n n u m .c o x c m v E f 3 3 ' ? » u ' 1 ' § = b a r : s . . " ° , " ; ' : ; 2 ' . § : ;i : r ; : : " " ' ° * " ' " : , ' ; ' , ; : ' , ; i ' . . °
g é T h e En t e r p r i s e w a s dc 5 i g |1 | !e i w i l l b e a g r a t i m p r o ve m e n t
.F
a s t h e o f fi c i a l q i l y p a p e r fo r t h e 'M r . W . ~ R o d g e r s , e l u i m i a n o f B e a n l l h l l y r W i | .
E ¢° 'm in ¥ ye a r .| h i n e B l l i r M e n A t t e n d t h e F i f t y -I c o m m i t l e e fr o m t h e M e n '| C h a m »n u n s : u n r v r u u . \ v u n i L - " W m
Claire Nels-od,Elizabeth Noble,been Hu Petersoza,James W.Snppenfitld,Helen T.Slzheffitr,lrvir; L. Tilden. Helen E. Carlson,Ethel A. French, Alien ChnrlotteJanuar, ibn Florence Love, Bulbu r t _ - 1 -n | _ . -\ l . P ; - l »u . . | - \ : - . .
tni1cmounL 'rlz1rlr_»i,'°.§,*::'°..;`i';';'.,i,°:;.":.i °"' ""°' ~m u .u. .uv r ,3 .' n u Auur vvw p l e t I§ » ; § ; . ' é ; ' §t s ' s a g e a n d i m a v°rf°='=e==\°¢=-
'.., . _ 1 _ - _ . . . .r..! B a r n l n u r i e e l n n v a l l c h i ! !e x -
Suit nf tha lain nf Hnrtinrtnn,.::'.;'1 ;2 ; ; ; " "~a n n m r e l ; t T v e |`i r5 \i {0 a
S u n d a .n o i ' L o r e n a .h co b se n sp en t l
i n d a y s o f l m w e e k w i t h h o m e
f o l k ;U l u R u b y H i l t o n sp e n t t h e
vr oe k -a nd ur lt h r el a ti ve : i n W ah oo .
l l l n Ir e n a Sh el to n o f Co un ci l
B l u ff: s p e n t l l o a d o y * i t h Gr s o e
l a m ! l u . B r fz l u r u u u a u . | u l J t l w s '
no on .(To o l at e fo r l a s t w e e k )
W m .Si e r c k l v u a n A r l i n g t o n
c a l l e r l a s t Th u n d a y .
M o r r i s Cl m r i l t e n n n a n d fa m i l y
we r e S u n J¢ y vl a i lo n a t t he W a l t e r
W a c ht e r h om o .
[ _ _ ; f » 5 ¢ r H o i l r u n sp en t F r l d o y
l i m e .Y o u a r e m o r e t h a n w e l -" ' " ' " " ' l - ~ - ~~ - - v - - - »-e a r n I zu n a m 1 .-co m e If u n a vo i d o b l y h t e ;d o n o t th e i r di n n e r l a n d h e lp e d h e r o e l e ~s T h e fi r s t a t e a m h o a vt o to u c h ng , e r e s : m e r u u l . u s
n t l : w a be c l u o e o u fe a r y o u br it a. .Th e l f f l l r w a s a n e n j o y -w i l l b o .n k n o w l i . o l d n y l n g , | a b l e o n e fo r n i l .
an d It fit s h e re .~|M r .: n d H r s .W i l l Th o m p s o n
M n . A l l i e F h n d n e n W U a F r i -u n d B i a s G r a n Th o m p s o n cu ll ed
d a y a ft e r n o o n ca l le r o f M n .E d S u n d a y t o s e e 5 i r . Ja m e s Th o m p -
B r o w m .'s o n , w h o i l n i c k w i t h t h e m u m u s .
.} l e_!. |L'1§ Vi ew °F° ** "%" !. '? ".§ .f'll Mr : : n d M r s . To m M c D o n a l d a m i
N e b r u l u s h o r e s r e a c h e d F o r t L i s a
o n t h e Mi s s ou r i r i ve r ,a b o u t t e n
mi l e s a b o ve O m a l g, S e pt e m b er 1 1 .
1819.M a j o r S t e p h e n H . L o n g l e ft
Pi t t a bu r g ,P e n n o y i vn n h w i t h t h e
n e a m l h i p ,W e s t e r n En g i ne e r ,o n
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n i n g n )
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N E W O M A H A T H E A T R E
n - m n f el m \n m mn s w h v fh a
mSc h u y l e r 2 ,M o n n i c h s 1 ( 1 2 i n -
: c e p t S u n d a y s a n d h o l i d a y s ; fr o m
n o o n t o o n e o's:lock a d m l u i o n i i
§25s.If one c ome : before s ix o'c1o ck
t h e y t i l l nee n com plete ¢'Y 0'¥1i\|l'
sh o w a t m a t in e e p r i c é t .14 - xr .
i l d i l r l h y S t h l k i i L l l l I ¢ | ¢ ! l E l l j l i y "t ' u' ; ` . i . ; i : é "" ; , ; ; ; § "'~~S i g h t s o f : h a C i t y .V U !M a n y g g g m ¢ | £ l B l | . l N D ¢n w f o r .l ~
! ¢ | - ¢ . ¢ l l - -D I - ; ¢ .a n a l 1 n . . ¢ ¢¢ _ | -_ . . _ _ . . ;_ - z a s -I . . .I . . -Q L . . .A report by the engineer ern'flflh Annual Camino of Knights ber of Commerce Wu prenent and nnua """ "'"" ' '"'" "'""""" "" "" " """ " " ""' """" """" " " " " " "" """"' '""'""""""._C. Schmidt Helen E. Antill Men 0 gn-N 11,|EiZ¥°;'¢*£i',."é;i3£?'L' _;';;' ;;i§";',_T"?'§§'gg; in harfolk va ;i§n§f_°h';°";§;*°L_"°f*M'§j*§The Bela!H°"=5;_ Week~pi~o- N. a..¢=.=£. Eric H. Christénlen,ul '" '" re
nfl *"gramspomored br Blaurwo Ruth S.Compton,Louise M mmrau vA|.u.1m1.E LzssoxaE25 f¥:;:*.':°.lEf':&.2E:':L:'::."::€~3=riff ':1'3'f".3"'5§i..°':=...°1'3"~'f°5,*i'ff; er's Chlmbcr of Commerce M rntgrr, Jon l"r:rl11-ln. Jfq num 9
m m :c u r r e n t I l l d w u l w i l w s u
cost of production for the nllepdpmpon of fordn; tbl mandy al-tublisbul muddpal plant out dbunimu was fluted lhy Std inBlellaTh pupil: of the upper room nt dunin c ourt before 'vdn Mark
. Om the McCarthy school, accompanied J. Ryln.llri m
I
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e n t i r e l y d d f e r e n t a n d \ l . i s l . i n c \ . i v e
R e a d i s r i g h t i n T h e E n t e r p r i s e .f r o m o t h e r t h e a t r e :i n t h i s s c c t i o r
i s t h e f a c t t h a t w a r y u n i t o f t h e
. A I R W I N N E R = = f ° g = = "I 1 c a r e f u l l y p i a n n e c
"u m m s f w n r z n f w n n i n n d v s n c e .l o t h a t i b m
am TA-BOT DDIE
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"'P""""' ' """"""" '""' !'"' wnnaun.Hlmr 'r.smium u m m A. | mm-n-hu ueuslln.'u n a w a r -lst the hu vll I l l 9 0Ei... af tll cltl ...¢|..` I . I " m . ' . . . , ~ ~ § ' = = \ - f e e w x e " f e w - - ! : v F e :mr mm u» 1-»u-1-»¢ pr-ff __1.!!_°!9J! ;'_'r.°H_1'"...' §
The Blair bluebadl tram iouchtd
Klahn fcr nn even dozen hits at
Snyder Sunday aftemoon and won
from the Snyder team by the :comof 1 to 1.The Blair bmen mn-
ed out to score in thc first inning,
running across three l.allies,anrl
piled up the lead through the
game.Hans Klahn \r:n the batting star
of the contest with two doubies
md a single.There were six two~
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you Buy
Now Atta Boy Eddle's =
chappleWhu's always contented and happy;He works wlth a will
All his orders to flll
And dcllvers the l o
qulck and snappy
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will be an abundance of variety
and .appealing entertainment for
ewryone.For the we-ek starting April 3001
the Riviera presents another pleas-ing stage,screen,and muaical
;-Ingram.On the stage will be
seen Boris Petroffa unique nov-elty divertinwernent,"The Paper
Revue".This show 1| distinctly
original all the way through, and
entirely different from anything
the Riviera Theatre has ever pre-
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The Blair bluebadl tram iouchtd
Klahn fcr nn even dozen hits at
Snyder Sunday aftemoon and won
from the Snyder team by the :comof 1 to 1.The Blair bmen mn-
ed out to score in thc first inning,
running across three l.allies,anrl
piled up the lead through the
game.Hans Klahn \r:n the batting star
of the contest with two doubies
md a single.There were six two~
BE SURE AND GETYOUR TICKETS.WEPAY YOU BACK $.05ON EVERY s WORTH
you Buy
Now Atta Boy Eddle's =
chappleWhu's always contented and happy;He works wlth a will
All his orders to flll
And dcllvers the l o
qulck and snappy
|l l I l
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will be an abundance of variety
and .appealing entertainment for
ewryone.For the we-ek starting April 3001
the Riviera presents another pleas-ing stage,screen,and muaical
;-Ingram.On the stage will be
seen Boris Petroffa unique nov-elty divertinwernent,"The Paper
Revue".This show 1| distinctly
original all the way through, and
entirely different from anything
the Riviera Theatre has ever pre-
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iI I - - - - - - - - - ¢ ' jg " " " ' - - --- ----» 'Q°-' " " ; ' " " " ' E ; um num: lliulmng." ; " " " ; " " _ ' " b f g j s ' I ":ery many :didn dllpllyed- dual] E. Wilinu, Earl '... Vu:u vA mode] kitchen. a lovely din-itll. Dorotlw E s»-an-. mm n=¢|.,f§°__ °?fff'f._' 1 " f f L ___,§'!°and cnrv Svlkiwr B Rudy an on
Frldny was given over to the
lattsiness mceting and the eioction
of officer:and other matters
which :mturaily arise at these
ttimes and among'these various
,mattrrs wa.; the donating of $500
me (Ky.They were the first to seo the
necomty of dressing up the courthouse lawn and city library and
their big work, Int year, was the
n l n t r l l A n n : a t m a n m l s t r e a m ;i n s r o o m I n d l i v i n g r w m .b o o k = [ C u § l m 1 » n m i d P e n 1 B i w w m r .A s u m b u i l d l n u o n e o f ;
fo r t h e h o m e , d r a p e r i o s a n d c u r -
t a i n s , c h i l l i n g b r u s h e s a n d m a n y
o t h e r a p p l i u l o u w e n s h o w n .
In the evening schooi childrenimprovemuarttz made in tha tourist 'under he dirveotion of Hn. Geo.
The Smior nxtivities will open
with the Senior Clan piay on Fr!-
day, Hny 13.The Junior-Senior
Banquot will be held on Satur-day, May 14.On Sunday, Hay 15,
smoot huutifut in the dty, thepupilsthoughtthisdonewas
worth a glut dnl tctbqm.
'I"he trip mgrofed ~ ~ wry ~
one lrldo and Judge Loonond Flon:-hurg and Gwrn Loop! Llnooln
and H. E. Burkett of Hudngtou
on tho other.The municipal plant
started opzntion on April 1 and
has secured 250 ol' tho 335 col-
referreri to the light committee
¢
The Misses Louise ChristensenPear!Petersen,Ma:jury Tnngey
and hiildred Liatthicsen were shop-
xPi.rgfor the suffeners i n th e u mm Pm on me "°E"' side.F W McQuarric gave a May Pale dance the Bllaullurelte address will be un su ng a nd a d mu oml wi wwucnAhhI.|. .r nz.. .....n.11nd tables were installed. A kltch- |__._..u\§.»__..L:-\......__._.|..:........ ..» n.- n rr n f\n¢l¢ Ilnfnn never be formlten bv t;1n|¢ who tamen llthoufh ill nib (ur cur
Phu: turn tu Pill four)p i n g i n O m a h a l a s t S a t u r d a y .
Al ia ;A n n a l i a l d a h l a n d H i n
A g n e s B i n g , n u d e n t n u r a e a a t t h e
S w m i l a h Im m a n u e l h o s p i w , vi a l t e d
fr i en d s a t D an a l a st Su n da y .T h u
s t a y e d fo r t h e c o n c e r t i n t h e e ve -
n i n g .'
ua u a a va u vu I va'Th ose f r o m B l a i r w h o w e r e i n
at te nd an ce w e r e 0 .M .Ir e l a n d ,
G . G . H i n e s , c . o .D a w s o n , C . T.
F a r n h a m ,W a l t e r La r se n ,Ja m e s
Ma s e , E . C. Jac k s o n. N or m a n W i l -
ki n s a n d Ja m e s R . S m i t h .
Mr. lf ¥E*{'}_i'3}"_§'_}',}f{']2" I z::\°'r1:nr.\lz~:s ni:|..»\rlvz-:s
en e tt e w i t h n a f o r c a m p co ok -
i n g , t o i l e t s u n d l i g h t i n g fa c i l i t i e s
n u d e t h e p l a c e a h a ve n o f r e s t t o
timed to ur i st s a n d g i ve H 1 - 5 a
n a m e o n t h e t o u r i a l m a p w i l l i t
h a d n e ve r e n j o y e d be fo r e .H u n -
d r e d :o f t o u r i s t ;ca mp ed i n t h e
p a r k l . u t s u m m e r .sp e n t t h e i r
mlm 'EJLl.l.wl\wn w u l t u sunny c u
n m
The hi h lthool Glee Club, wi!!!hl r a .P . 2 M o o r e , m u s i c i r m n w
t o r n a le a de r .al s o en t er t a in e d
wit h sever al ae lo ctl on a.
W o m e n ,ge ne r al ly ,w e r e m u c h
in t e r e s t e d i n t h e d i s p l a y : a n d t h e
Ch a m b e r o f C om m e n c e w o m e n fe e l
£\I¢¢.I an \u¢ u. l Ln vy ua l a aa uu uR e v.A r t h u r D e n n y Sm a ll e y w i l l
be t h e s pe a ke r o f t he eve ni n g. Th e
fo l l o w i n g Bac cal au rea te exerc ises
w i l l h e g i ve n :
Ma r ch , Pr o ce a s lo n ml - V e rn a Ru h r
H u n k : " O h L o vi n g F a t h e r "
Se le c te d - D ou b le Mi xe d Q ua r te t
In vo c a t i o n - - R e v. C a r i G . B a d e r
ibl.ll;.-
Th e p a n y e o n a l s t e d o f t h e I o l -
lovrin gz E l m e r A n d e r a e n ,
Ro a e n b a l m , H o w ar d L o n g , R u d d
Ju d , H o va n l a n d E a r l 'Th o m p s o nM a r y M u l l i n ,El i za b et h H e l l e r ;
Ei l ee n l'ho mp ao n,Fr a nc e s H u r r i -
w n , E l i a Ni el se n a m !K a r e n Je n -
;
Shoulder Flowers to match Hkls
all colors and styles
1 | t
A nice line of Coats and Silk Dresses for large
and small women.ln Iac! about everylhing in
a womans ou\ii|.
A nfEe line ol Child:ens and Misses Wash
and Silk Dresses.Tots litile Panty Saiis.
Infaull' W hite Drcases.Coa\s and Bonnets.
'o
fl/[ #m g/:J la .1/ow you /#sary d
Mrs. T. C. Hilton
The Milliner
s ?~~,$§fi;f 11? p ~f' 4 ~ _ f i
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£1P ;,§l\ill ~~
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New Millincry Ideas
Authoritative Styles
Large and small Hats, extra
large and small crowns
u a n n Omaha spun: Sunday nl the GenrgeB O T T O M R O A D :ummm home.~
|Mrs. Henry Fleege of TekunahMr. and iill Harry Ty son, Mr.came flown Saturday moming mi
n 1'ffff '"§i.T'f"ff§'T.`1fI' 'mica Im .?w|1.l} our ""F""'?"'?"fri\\¢|| repaid for their efforts.iticrinture Rnadingw r ,| . 0 \ l I D u n n u r u u g a u .
Lhevmlet co|chea.
Mi n Amanda Knldahl,
""""" |Hon. A. W. Spriek of Fontanellc
who hu just returned from hisfrom'utiex in Lincoln as n member ofRuskin,Nebraska,m l m with '£».. Iegisinture from um county u
her sinner, Ilulh a few days last cnjoyinn: a whit from his brother,
week.Hit. Henry Snrick and dnumhter. of
suppnes and were loud in their _ I Rev. Arthur Denny Smalleypraisesaf fha canvenience and Music: Solo - - . .. - Belly Noble
comfort £0 be found in the Blair ~ ~Baccalaureate Addams
lounsl. park._ - - Rev. Arthur Denny SmalleyBLA IR MERCHA NT Hma n-~ g q g g m "qwf f f'"f f°=z'~=;;_.,,
SPRING mrnovnms
ARE GDING on
'ESQAnumber of girls enjoyed aSunday morning breakiut in the
xmods lm Sunday morning.Thebreakfast was cooked in na! mmf:
Quincy, lilin§i|.
Mr. Sprick, who is in businessin Quincy, hu: been in 1>oor heaith
for some time and ho has come forstyle.They all :owned safe and an extended visit lt his bo ho-ody"MF $0 enjoy the rest nf the day lhome, Fontanelle, with tha hopes
' mms s u n r n xs s P A RTY '_` " " ' 'Ioriy-Seven Contnllnla Heel In §_*n';ff:i33§"f";"" f, flQgf '§ °: ':+n¢ Usual aianunnlolfipring Work
Last evening, \~V¢ln¢S¢lI1Y» Shy 4 Rockport, Mo. from Seienl DIL Now Going on.Pruputa Good
b sf g lgf zvda g l ferent Stale:In T U fer lhe Class Molto: "Give 1.0 the Wnrld Building Line and Tndesmen
:his ciiy fo{ day s an wg as he;(.|Slmpi0|uhip Hanan.~ h a t n y n h r v t h e ~Busy With the Rudi.
fsmily spent Sunday evening L1
BhirEhie and Gertrude Koenig :pull
Sands! aiternoon with Mr. and, g m hauncey Wilkins and fam-
s'-'E-lr! Japp visited with friend: in
Kannard Sun-lay.M r m d H n . C h l H a n s e n a n d
i fn n d l y a n d M r .m d l l r l .In e d
: m n g m ! f u n i l y 5 9 2 3 ! S u n d a y
-- . . n _ . . .- ;D - . .\ l - . | . . . -
Mr. a::.|Mrs. Albert Lallmlm Q £0 Illia afternoon at gh, homnl une mc canny rrognmvr mum3:8 callers in Arlington Satur- ' of Mn. glifgord Hay Dai , bench mach: this afternoon irith Hrs. C.fm and Roland Wachter a m'| .md J.Handle).Lira. John Arnnmn
londay evening with Halen £511-The following young people ~:r:::( ;,"§ :":m as-
I¢e\?H." Is.M 2?en!. Sunday nfiemofm at the '*a him J am; 'Ammon mi augh-
ternoon £f'|I".i`u?.'.'§'m ; 5 " ; g n g g-= l;l9m°;i um°d M;;*s;~g; lcr, Emily nd Mrs. lienry Fleege
,a.Mr. and Mrs.Walter Wachter I\cr::;1.ere 1 | a of Tekamah. spent Sunday =\ffȢf-
new in Blair Monday afternoon.bit. and Mn. Wlllanl Chambers roon at Calhoun..I Mr. and Mrs. Lean Hindley analo n A r v w z f z u n ' I 'f"°" S"'fd"' evening at the L.. z..two children. accompanied by Mr.I
alt home.inf regaining his health.lun gcnumely surprised by mem-The choir wail. be. gone every.bers of the Methodist church and wma. cougm' Los: our §"`E}§i»'g;_»iSiE b}g»m__.| ~ Hoa -mmm nnuonnun
lm' Shop llelps Your : i m f l '
»e;E1|"»-`E§`i'il`|m312l{H0_ VALLEY COK||umm; Ruom Enjoyment I ~' c u m n m
m o n t a n d D r u m ;l i l l y 2 1 1W e } l G f |d ! ¢ f o o d s O f r e a ! w o r t h h fnllw vn llluffn nm! S|1E]bV.
'--aff Ike Slandard brands Of *'"éZ<Tf}¢§iiéi»&f§»fT"£»311i An. si 'irnr'.»:1¢»¢1¢0canned/pacl,gag¢and bolifcd snonaen "P'{"\ the week-end at the Leldrr.wi ll :
I |.r . I |I n n home of 3hIJ:\.\l John:cn in Uma ihr Stale Fair.1Have Exhlhil gzhnining therel.\lll.lnl It Buy tnlowlnHa n Jahnel took Sunday din-ner ...ol Mr. and Bin. D. R. For;
,lex and later attended the bon
.nm in Kennard.Dorothy Iaatara called on Viola
lilngdon. who hll been con!zo her bed from a one of pneu-
rnonla.llr.and Hrs.Andrei ldatan.and family spent Satmda evening with llr. and Mra. Neff Suri
.mann of Keauanl.Mr. and Hn. J. B. Larsen .tml
family, Hr. and Mn. N. S. Jensen.Air. and ll:a. Jamoa Jeruaen and
daughter,lr. and Bra. Charles.Koenl and daughter, Marie andPa u l lm. ;uma Sunday dinnersta at 5...home of Mr. andElf.. W illiam Rowla-
ilra.Fred Halter:and aolhFred, Jr. spent Friday afternoon
\t'it.h llra. Bam Bailey.Hr. and Hra. Leon Hindloy andhmilyandlr .a n d Mn .Louie
von took a long drive ln! Sunday.Lllaa Roaalio Falla: ol'Ihuralon
:s nt the -e at e pann-.If home of Hr. and Hn. J erry
Foley.Earl Jap; helped Andrew Hot-~ fnr da1|§il.l\ hla apdng
mwilliam l~l..ln¢don called at lhefred llaotsra home Sandi!'rarela and Rota Fda:*W *aallerl .tt lk labor!Pala]home
a l J l \ \ J l l l v u a a a u u
- _ - -
A large number
and friends calledAnna '¢\ie'\e home
evening to help Rose
of neighbon
at the Mrs.o;| Thursday
celebrale herbirthday.An enjoyable evening
was spent jp. playing canla andconvenutlon.At mi¢l1ighl delici-
ous refreahmonta more aerved afterwhich the guests Jepirtetl,
wlahin; Roae many more lumpy
birthdays.
Mn. Chrla Wrlch and daughterswerecallerl at the Max Rlot:
home on Friday evening.
A number of young follta fromthis vicinity attended ihe dance atBennington Saturday nlaht.
Mita Aim W rlc h and Blade
Rahul: visited with Misa Darrell.:
Louie Woaemann called at theAugust Kahnk horns Sunday.
Mina Helena Sueu spent theu-melt-end at bor home at Hllthom.
Mia: Doro and Mary Wrieh andInari: Rahnk were Blair shopper:
all Fnaoy.
012.0 Wrieh celebrated bla birthday lat Friday.
aqguat Wine waa an Omaha
caller Sunday.
Laura and Emalla Wrlgg vlallaed
Lnynian nosne.Mr. Steve Mahoney purehaaetl a
new lluick laat week.Sllaa Mary llurlum spent the
meek-emi with Mn. Walter Dale
of Omaha. She vlliltil her brother,Herman while ln thot elty.
Mr.and llra.L..L.Layman
'end Mrs. lnuie Voea nml Glen. en-
ilnytul a pleasant tile to VeniceIan!Sunday.'l'hey had lllllfl Ilunch with them and slapped ntl
the Platte rher, tvhem they built
a bon-fire and and a regular plc-
nlo lunch.
m i A :mam Club waa omniwl ato n 2 : 2 2 : 1 2 ~laat Mondrf .At presenél
Kehoe was alao a vlaitor thene,h"°are seven members an '
that aftemoon.
Mrs.Pre-d Ray and VirginiaMettlerspentFriulayafternoon
with 31:a. Glen Ray.Mina Clara Iverson took dinner
Tuesday noon with Mrs. C. ll.Blanchard of llernum while she
waa in town waiting for some re-
1others are expected 1° join.Thefollowingoflic-en:were elected:
Princes azonn,leader:Efivfn
Thompson, president; Frances Har-
rison, \iee-pmal.lenll Hary'hlt\l1i?l»
:dro sy and treasurer.'fheirlIlratmet-tlnfg will be held some
time next month.The leader of
pair ercrk.extension work will be here next*1 .a1Mia; Erneatino McCoy spent the week and xtull 'ive the Club in-,Shumaclser on Sunday.|Wt*ek-end with her sister, Roby and i mctlorti.E
friends in Tekamah.
Mr. and Mra. Fritz Muller and
:ton were Sunday dinner and euppee gueata of Lira. Margaret Iver-
ann and fanpily.
lllaa Cora Beard 'aaa in Blair
aoveral day s lut week with her
sister, llra. Ella Tyson.Mildred Ray spent Thursday
night with hor aelwol teacher. Mia;Eruaatlna McCoy at the James
Conety home.
2-Ira.Chester Aronson apentiMonday at the parental, Will Mc-Donald home.1
Mig;France!Schenek whll'teachea the Gardnm 'school 'neat ol' I
Blair apent the week-end with;
home folks.vHn. Jamea Mullin and daugh |
ter,Franees spent Saturday in
Omaha..llra. Snomlen of Omaha, apent
Sunday at the home of her aon,
Bonn BF th §n|U§tqn_o!;t|§||5|;;f|'¢¢'"l:.`,: ~T h o l l 5 |H n » . I h r n n n é u n hg o o d s m a l n e r p 1"| 1(l R¢ yo ur la me n l m L ~K .- u v . H u v y u | . u v ; .a n ;v u"_ _ " _ _e g g S o u t h s t r e e t w h i c h w a s d a m a g e dSinn. Iiuml!.oft°a brother visited -.511hh her lhia work-enzl.:saw mlnx f:_|.uu oncmnzsu Ml ~
llL............---nA!r. and Mrs. Carl x"lf°F lm]Tha members of the llissouriIIUURUUF- Mr. and 3111. hncknon 'alley Corn Club met hut Friday
-and Mrs. iiorloh all of Omaha.mening at the home of Rnlland
nsitord Bliss Dorthesx Jensen Sus 'Smith of De Sam to reorganize
day.thMm=elves fvr their I-II corn clubThe Choll gave their regular uork Lhiayear.concert 5|l|\i°)' evening,at the 'Thi'officers are as" fnllovrit
Daninh Lutheran Church A large I'rml¢I|.~nt, Flupl Ilinz.; Vice Pres-
nudienfc wan in ntffrrzdlnee rr is!cnt.Alvin Ohrt;Src'3§-Trcafl»
n:||n.anu.u an um cvswuru..\u||||||c||\.cl»|\u\ H*~j""|The Hhsts Franebl Siert and ll. G. Clarlf, Cntr Supt.Marian J¢l\srI1 were P"'""nt to up-Sioux Cnty, Iowa 1
hold the honors of lhl cmlnty nnd|"I!QrL¢l1w"from Upcra .Jocelyn
xrlumlng around nine o'cloek to
find the crowd rwls' for!.hem.
Wlltn they steppggl in the hnuar,
ihc guests quickly switched on the
light: and the men of the partyare still laughing over the hos!.'l
great wnfuaion and surprise.
~ »wningwas spent in much in the writtbn am.Smior Ciwrulvrslllng, .. irlussc f"E'gunz:9=#'|At the close of the contest the ' licnediétion - ~ Rear. A F. Newell
both did well.Miss Frances won!by Godard ---Sensor Trioa
fourth plan*in the u ni conical Presentation of Dlpldfrlll
and Mi n Sifmrian wan thirteenth --~--Supt.D.V5| MS¢Y+|plaoe. while each took sixth place "Carmen"---'-Wllxon
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We don'l GIVE service -4
n l3 :wan wer, am an Imunu ew-l!aziI1.azun.The club elected Blr pzuwru u|| mo qusclsiy.Az n lawlcicctidn of officers for the coming'i _eiency led. will be glwn the boys c h Lnzum fpr their local leadcf pour.the Indies of the pqrly, year was 3|¢.},| and amen the of-{.UZ YOU USB MONEY?
|1~5- and gnrla t h e P l : y l i c d ~im:i R|?E|aruI!;§t1lth !.her ¢ l I \ ; ~ m f m h m e n t a w l i i c h ficera,Qpunty Superintendent :.a n e w
We sell it
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Groceries and lllests
ws
Q l s \ 2l ¥l . ! &a u ¢ » B \ l i l \ s s u l l ;u t a a c u v . |
the natural activities.The girls
will take the Ponthathlon tux. Ind
the boys the Dematheon test.A tennis match is scheduled
1..1tn Umnha.A loco! tennis tour-
nament will be held fini. to de-ternsine the contestants for the
match._Bliss Mary Hansen of Blair. \is~ited Sena llundtoft Sunday after-
:soon
Buy your nationery at The
:ul and capamo reader OI alot year.r ll co operate mth the members1ini ug to win and hung the 10
rszton count,The boys Inat lesson in seed
con studies la learning the eamodes of the good and the bad
Other problems will bc taken upas the season advances such as
rlnntmg field studies, rom breed
ang :md detaaaeling.'The last
canon is on yield studies and pee-.arlng for the winter corn showd
|.., :wiecpstnkefa ngainto 'ulf aah
Enterprise office.
assa Vss|u|u§,|..
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Blorrh was re-elected as secretary If ac, why not try to win tome
oi the organization.ol the cash $50 to be paid theThe meetinsz next year ttm be Swlnners in the content now on?|u:Llr:t run rl.1um:1 _intl.;in aainhfll,South Datu ''\'lritealetter to 'rm IInt.¢~1prilwe
LFPEREIIS althou h invitations were received on "\'l»'l\y 'Trade at Home"and
The Washington County Red
Close chapter are Baking for con-tributions for tho relief of the.
Aliulmsippl flood sufferers at thin
limo and oak all those who willmake donations to pay checks to
J. I... Pounds, who it the county
treasurer.(Please Tum to Page Four).I5-lt.W. ll. Underwood, Chan.
atfrom Nebnu-lnzrlflty, Nebr; Falls ze-|1.l it to us bcfort' the contest
City, South lla ols;Wodblngton, closes, Saturday, May ?.Minn; Toronto, Canada and Mit-,Judson will be chown to select
che-ll, South Doltota._lthe beat letter-that ls, the UM'
lthat pnsents in s clear praclitalMr. A. It. Thomas and daughtoriway. real rtmlons why the public
and son and Mr. and Mn. John should trade with their home town
Swihart of Fremont were guests merchants.nl the llenry Meineke home last Announcement of winners will
Sunday.be made next week.
l.£|\1lTll. tocauru on Lass umm ar...has juwt completed a Job of rais-:i111= the church building and re
fmo.Iol.ng the same.
|Mn. Lulu Cu ahman ot' east Lin-
coln street. is remodeling and build-iing on an addition ln her residence.
l J.E. Campbell has ltlslétl an
other room on his South streetresidenee.
1 Peter M. Tyson has recentlyIcomploted h farm residence on onelof his farms to replace the old
house that was destroyed by fireduring the winter months.
m y s - G .A. no Post Memorial
senloe.Hay 9-Monday Afternoon Club
meets with Mn .Don C.Van
Dettsen.
Slay I3 'Senior Class Play nt the
B. F. D. hall.May 14--JonionSenior Banquet.May 1':Clin Samson, a F. D.
mu .
May 20--Gmluattoa Exercises atB. F. D. hstll.
May 21--Reunion of the B. H. 8.
Almond and Reception to Class
of 1927._
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